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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-17
A Two HUNDRED MILE MARCH.
~, lannon's sixlernli VIII Start on
IT, Dating TO North tn uiah
gu saturday,

rhs famous Sixteenth United States
Infantry, stationed At Fort Douglas,
viii start ON is two hundred mile
march TO northern Utah and return on
Saturday morning next. Tho march
will DO made under general orders No.
10 ~ follow;
FoRr DOUGLAS, Utah,
september 10, 1896.
General orders No. 20.
/. Pursuant To general orders No. .,
headquarters Department OF Colorado,
Denver, Colo, dhiod March =, 1895, tho
troops OF this command will proceed Sep
TENDER 10, lsi0,on u practice march of.OO
miles The command will leave the poet
at @ O'Clock A. m.
. The following named officers aud
mon Will remain nj tho post:
Llout. Col. Il NJ. Coates, Sixteenth in-
fantfyi
Capt. W. V. Richards, sixteenth in
ianuyi
Flrst Lieut.. W. W. Buck, Sixteenth In.
inutry;
Second Llout. O. G. Palmer, sixteenth
Infantry
SECOND Lieut. II. 4, L.sponcs, Sixteenth
Infantry.
IAANhNN ~ ~ A1AhNNNt company -
sixteenth Infantry TO remain la charge
OF sergeant majors oiilcel, Private J
krause. company @, Sixteenth infantry,
cleTk, aud Private 4. II, Hoffman, com.
pany T., Sixteenth infantry, unamiih in
Quarermastor's department; Private j.
Arndl lband cook, ono IN sergeant from
companlo. A, u, q. II, and one (i) cof-
poral from companies q, ID, 4, y, to bo
designated By their respective company
L. 81.
each company Including the mon
specially excused by surgeon from
marching.l
The hlotlc team for department CON
petition as follows.
PIlyatos Doyle and Riley, company A,
Corporal CLANCY aud Private Augul,
company u, Musician Williams ami
Private Nice, company u, Prvat5s
Douglas and Bruln, company T., Private
Crowley, COMPANY q, ami Private Gov
oil, company III, .iNtoonth Infantry.
Two ~ privalea company a, Sixteenth
Infantry, awaiting iurlough,
Musician Barnes, company a, Six
teen h inianfY
Musician sammot, company c, Six
teonth infantry.
Musician fhalr, company Z, Six
ieenth inianry.
Band Sixteen h Infantry.
thlet HardouuFf culti phkcf, assistant
baker ami on0 man from each company
" bo designated 10 look afsor the com.
pany's interests Ia the garden.
D. Detachmonts will DO merged In ono
orgauizaiion and messed aud quariered
IN barracks OF company q, Sixlo nth in
fantTy,
Z. boring tho absonoe Of tho com.
mand, First Lieut. u. d, Buck, SIX o.nth
Infantry, will act a. adiulant OF the post,
and Captain W. V. Richards, Sixiepu Il
infantry, will take charge OF tho ON sos0f
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-17

FOR A FEW CENTS ANY PERSON
CAN OBTAIN A SUPPLY TO SEND
ABROAD TO FRIENDS. AND THESE
SILENT MESSENGERS FREQUENTLY
PREACH THE GOSPEL AS EFFEcTU-
ALLY AS MISSIONARIES. TRY 1T
BY BUYING SOME AND MAILING
10 YOUR FRIENDS ABROAD.
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1896-05-21
Youthful Resentm emit.

Aunt Maria-Now, Johnny, don't be
naughty. Because Lily wouldn't play
horse with you this morning Is no
reason why you should not play school
with her this afternoon. Remember
the golden rule
Johnny from the wes)-What're yer
talkin' about? l amt no goldbug.-
Boston Transcript.
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1896-05-21

List OF Patents Issued last week to
Northwestern Inventors.
Jacob j. Birchall, Fargo, N. d. Flax
Thrasher Geo. Hicks, Warsaw, MINI.
Combine Currycomb and singing de-
vice. Samuel o. Jones, Saltwater,
MINI. Bicycle Fedal Samuel 0. Jones
saltwater, MINI. Measuring device.
Probstfield, Edmund H? Moorhead,
MINI. Mechanism for distributing
power. Edward III. Turner. Minnea-
polls, MINI. Truck platform for hand
ling heavy articles. Arthur II. Wethy,
Butte Mont Calcining furnace.
II. D. Merwin, 010, Oil s. 912 Pioneer
Press Bldg. st. Paul, Mimi.
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1896-05-21
DIR. y. q. GRANT, Specialist.
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Syndicate Block, Minneapolis.
(Spectacles fitted.l
The Dclineascope.

The delineascope is a new tnstru-
msnt for military and typographical
Surveying. 1t consists Of a small port
able camera, having lens with fixed
focus. The lens is directed downward,
and has beneath it a mirror inclined at
an angle Of As degrees to the axes Of
tse lens. This throws a picture Of the
landscape, with right and left reversed,
on the tracing paper on horizontal
object glass. It is then possible, by
using a focusing glass, to trace the
main features OF the landscape on the
paper, which is then reversed on a
card ruled in squares similar to those
il the note book into which the sketch
Is to be copied and recorded. The de-
tails can then be added by the eye, and
the more exact numerical data en-
tered on the margin Of the page.
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1896-05-21
The sreep1nE Chamber.

The Sleeping Chamber.
The Japanese believe in banishing
from the bedroom everything which
Is not really necessary to that depart
me nt. All things useful they make as
decorative as possible, but for mere
ornaments sake little or nothing is
added, unless it be a vase contain
ing flowers arranged in their own in
Irritable way, or something else equal
" simple.
Their customs will bear considera-
tons by the housewives Of our West
-ern world, says Womankind, for by
this Japanese method the utmost neat
ness, simplicity and repose is possible.
Add beauty and daintiness, and little
else is left to be desired Bedrooms
SO appointed may be easily kept in
order and free from dustthat foe to
comfort and health.
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1896-05-21

4 7 ~.
Before the throne stood one of the
great princes who had congregated
tbout Penelope, seeking her hand in
marriage.
1T is now twenty years, most gra-
,ious and beautiful queen" he said,
since our king and your husband,
Ulysses, departed from these shores.
We have all heard of the great and
wondrous deeds he has performed, yet
With 1t all can we call him noble? All
hese long years he has left you, pearl
Of the universe, the wisest and best
VI women! Not one word has he youch-
safed you that he still lives, yet you re-
tuse to listen to the offers that / and
,he other princes continually lay before
gou.
Hear me out, gracious queen" he
continued, as Penelope raised her hand
70 stop his speech. 1T is twenty years
.oday since our master sailed away.
Why longer delay to give your answer?
You have put us off all these Yeas un-
der the pretense of completing the
funeral robe for Laertes. But we have
heard that while you work at the web
N the daytime, the night sees the un-
winding of the carefully wrought fig
Tres. Oh, queen, do not rebuke me
Tor thus speaking! Iyoice but the SEN
iments of all your followers. We i'm
plore you to settle our hopes and fears
his day; we beg you to fix your choice
apon one Of usv'
For moment the queen sat there as
t Supplied by the impertinence OF the
prince, then drawing her regal figure
20 it's full height she looked around
aer; her face overspread with dignity
ind benign pity.
You know not what you say" she
,aid, in low, firm voice; then, turn
ng to her train, she passed from the
Observation-Disclosures to her own apart
nents
In the meantime a very different
scene was being enacted in another
and more lowly part Of the kingdom.
Eumaeus, a swineherd, had found at
ais door that morning poor beggar
praying for succor And the man him
self in need, gave his little 20 the
stranger. While they two were to-
gether Eumaeus suddenly started up
at sight of Telemachus, the son of
Ulysses, who had just this moment re-
turned from long and fruitless search
or his father. ..- I'm
How now, Eumaeus?" cried the
youth; tell me how progress things at
he palace"
Alas, MASTER" answered Eumaeus,
all is not well. Since the mobiles tried
20 take your life, before you went in
search of our beloved king, that they
might more readily lay siege to cur
queen, the land has seen sorry sights.
Day after day, the palace rings with
aughter; the kings substance Is squan-
lered, and the queen is not free from
The impudence of the nobility. They
nolest her continually and desire her
20 marry one Of them. But she, noble
soul, is true to her lord, and will have
aone Of them. You know the web she
has been making for Laertes? This
very day, heard some say, she would
ae rebuked for never finishing it. And
hey declared last night that this day
should see the settling of the mind Of
Penelope on one of the princes.
Enough, enough cried the enraged
prince. do they dare to insult my
mother in her own house, in her own
singdom?"
And he would have rushed to the
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1896-05-21
TIC ROCK of Gibrnltnr

Is not steadier than system liberated from
the shackles Of chllls and fever, bilious re-
mittent or dumb ague by Hostetter's Stom-
sch Bitters perfect antidote to malaslal
poison in air or water. 1t Is also an unex-
ampled remedy for bilious, rheumatic or
kidney complaints, dyspepsia and nervous
ness 1t Improves appetite and sleep and
hastens convalescence.
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1896-05-21
when Nature

Needs assistance 1t may be best to rem
Ger 1t promptly. but one should remem-
Der to use even the most perfect reme-
dies only when needed. The best and
most simple and gentle remedy Is the
Syrup Of Figs. manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Company.
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1896-05-21
Curious Advertising.

Quite a profitable business is done
in some large towns by lending turtles
to restaurants. They are permitted
to remain in the windows for few
days and are then taken to different
parts OF the town as advertisement
fer ether eating houses.-Londoi,
Sketch.
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1896-05-21
Goe. Us II Smoke.

II ell the tobacco smoked In the
British empire last year were rolled
into rope an inch Ia dimeter it would
form q like roll, which, follow
ing the line Of the equator, would go
thirty times around the earth Phila-
4eIDhia Record. sstxf
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1896-05-21
Ought to Shit Well.

ISIS dis where dey wants a hoy?"
ut is, but he must be boy who
never utters an untruth and does not
use slang or swear"
'Well, me brudder's a deaf mute.
I'll send i'm round. Life. s..
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1896-05-21
SHOT AN ARROW AT EACH IN
... TRUDER. ..-

IhUUER.
palace had not the beggar suddenly in
Ierposed. "
Slowly, slowly, rash youth" he said,
aging his hand on the shoulder of
TeIemachus. III rs - Z
What will you, poor MANI said
Telemachus gently. ~. Isl
Look answered the beggar. Il.
And suddenly the old man stood up
and lowered in majesty over Tele-
nachus. His eye flashed with strength
and vigor of manhood, and his noble
carriage bespoke him hero and a king.
Iumaeus fell down to worship, feeling
sure that Jove himself had thus re-
vealed himself, and Telemachus was
mute with establishment. ~s-- @
MY son. do not not know me? am
Ulysses. your long-absent father
Then father and son fell into each
,ther's arms and wept for joy. When
they were Gained once more Ulysses
old them all his adventures. ~.
When the Phaeacians,'' he con2lud-
cd, 80 kindly sent me here in the won
ierful ship that needed 10 guide, no
pilot, slept. And when the vessel
5ouched the strand still slept. Ana so
they carried me and laid ne on the
banks, and when awoke this MORE
Ing I knew not my own land, which
Tor twenty years have not seen. But
he wise Minerva appeared 10 me as a
shepherd, told me Were / was and
Led me here disguised. She told ne
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1896-05-21
Candnr.

He-I am told that your admirers
name Is legion.
She (blushingly)--Oh, no, indeed-his
name Is Jones.-Brooklyn Life.
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1896-05-21
ThouE1atlessness.

Nerchant-James! @sn.,. H..
Clerk-Yes, sir.
Merchant-W don't you pull down
those curtains? Don't you know that
those goods in the windows are war
eanted not to fade?-Roxbury Gazette.
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1896-05-21

Didn't Get 1t Cheering the Bostons.
Doctor" said the anxious mother,
willie can hardly speak above a
whisper"
"Indeed? Has he taken cold, or did
he go to the ball game?"Washington
Star.
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1896-05-21

Elrs-AI Fits stopped free by DR.. K1ine's Great
Nerve Rcstorer. No Fits after the hrSt day use.
Marvellous cures. Treatise and 81 trial bot tie free -
Fit cases. and to DR.. Kline. 931 Arch St.. Phna,PA
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1896-05-21

Aalf a million clerks are employed In
London. s.E' l:....1 .'
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1896-05-21

Hegeman's Camphor Ice with 0lycerlne.
Cures Chapped Hands and Face, Tender or Sore Feet,
ca..hlains, Piles, &C. c. @. Clark Cos New Haven CT
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1896-05-21

A house divided against itself Liab
lots Of fun for the neighbors.
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1896-05-21

II the Baby ia Cutting Teeth.
Be sure and use that old and well-tried remedy Mhs
WMsro owls SOOTHING SYRUP for Children Teething
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1896-05-21

RoumanIa Is spoken Of as a possible rival
10 Russia on the Black sea. 3d.
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1896-05-21
RETURN OF THE KING.

N THE PALACE
Of Penelope, in
Ithaca, sounds of
laughter and loud
cheer were heard,
The queen was
seated on the
throne and round
about her were the
courtiers and no.
bles, the great
danes and the
booY,tsf,yJ dam cplc
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1896-05-21
WHAT IS ALABASTINE :?

pure permanent and artistic wall coating
ready for the brush by mixing in cold water.
FOR SALE By PAINT DEALERS EVERYWHERE.
iA Tint Gard showing 12 desirable tints,
FREE Also Alsbastine Souvenir Rock sent Tree
Hi Ito any one mentioning this paper.
NJ AlABASTlNE CO., Grand Rapids. Mich. Il
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-12
SIN 3sidcn Der YcriObnnns.

Nidt isiten iiuo Suitisieiteu in els
ner Jamilie bite: uno l~dngDleris; aber
no reollbe llsberseusunssn nit eInem
psrninit,aen 8erlauaen nab 5rieosn
perbrnoen iino. oa seb6rt Die 8leoer.
iteuung Der glntrabt feinesrue9s Su ben
unmosliben 9inssu. Sn Der nuumebr
beenoeten Dobl Champagne tdnlpf!en
Demuiratsn ss9en Demofrateu, p'e nur
eiuanoer eutirsmoste 8rloer lid gesen'
ieltis bsidmpign l0nnen. SieIe Dinse
wurosu seinat uuo setbar, DIE better un'
aeiaat uno uuaeideber seblieben waren.
Cine Grbiiteruus 1T 9epfleSt iporoen,
bic oauerno ~ ueroen ibien. Ginise
ainseu oielen, anoers ben anoersn WeS,
uno Die psridleoenen ueserSsu9un9er
wuroen BON 8orn astpGbrt. uno bod
tuaren lie ale 9emotraten, ihlummerter
ia in ibreu Ser5h Die 8rnao,oeen ibrer
Barter, Die teHsrea Smpulle itieouOue
rsr Gage. iGlummerten Die iibarilsIsrteI
@eiinnunssn briosrlIdsr @lnistslt.
Bis bas grsebuiB Der Campaign
au1 Die Gln5elnen beribren mag, be-
erbitterte bemofratii4e Jamilieniuif u
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-12
5SaRe BON aaen tn Gabrrat.-eests SsriAt, Ser. etaatsn Rssisruns.
R@a!za!l! RakiRS

i4enleben auf benz Nltare oes Batter.
lambs seopfert unb 8illioneu BON 3ba'
Tern fur bic Jrelbeit BON 4 Willoneu
farbi9er Wenihen, bic oils arme Sfla.
pen nod Nmerifa einseiabrt paren.
Bir saben ibnen bas BItrserredt uno
fteIten tie ben Beisen 9lei9; binsesen
bic Snbianer. bic ia be u%relnpobuer
uno Better pom san5sn 2anbe waren,
uno bic eiaentlid bic ddten Nmerltaner
iinb. oieien entreibt man ielbft Die leste
S4oIe BON Seimatb uno bebunoelt iie
rp,e miloe 1biere. limb bod iino bic
Snbianer eisentlid amerifaniide
Burger bur& bic 8ertrdse iber
2ouiiiana init Srantre,& BON 1903, ale
Snoianer psflid bonn RiHiTippi'J luB
bis binauf na@ Canada, uno sbenio
bur4 ben 8ertras nit Merico 1S47
BON @uabalup Sioolso. DennO6 per.
peisert mon ibnen ibr Blrserre9t unb
bebanbelt fe pie unminbise 8inbsr.
Die Sdwar5en Sos man aus Der Stlaues
rel uno bic &otbbdute idob man b,ueln.
Sn oieier BeordusniB fommen bic Srds
laten Der fatb. Rirhe NIT apoitoliidem
Nuibe ben unterbridten rotben Brl.
bern 81 Ollie, nm ie aus Der @sfansen'
fhaft ins 9elobte 2anb Der 5reibeit ~
flbren."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-12

80 @nbe. 9urh bsiti9e Nnsriffe uut
aesenieitise Belhimpiua9eu fann ni1ts
mebr stpounen merben. &ein peruinf,
tiger 3usd 1T burh Jortiebuns bon
BrsB Sd,mpiereien uno 6ffentlide BE.
~leioiaunsen errsidbar. So if bas BE.
fte iir Die @InSelneu. oaS Bette fiji bic
oemofratiide Yartsi uno bas Bette fir
oaS sanSe 2ono, oaB be barten Dorte
unb bic Sise Der 2eloeni4aft Der lebte
rem Wodeu in benz Meere ber Berseis
ierbelt bssrabsn ueroen. Nlt briber.
lider @eiiuuuns sesen Iqe uuo nit lei.
bsnibaftlldem SaBe sesen feinen Gin.
s,sen iolIten ddte Demofraten iebt ben
Seriud MAIDEN. cine semeini@oftli4e
Srunblase 5n finbeu. auf Der alle in ebr.
llter Weiie 81 fteben uerm6sen, uno
mittels uelder Die Sarmonie 9ef6roert
uno ihlieBlih auh rpieoer pol,tii1e
Siege erfdmpft tperoen f6nnen. Sc it
cob mobl nidt idmer, tu,eber cine &c.
meiniame platform gu finben? Bietet
lie iid niht in ben ebrtpirbisen @runb.
idsen, in Den @orten uno Tbaten Der
oemofraiiiden Batter Dor? Wuf iolder
Srunolaee, bic ourd bic @enerationen
osmofratil&er Tatrio'en setuiKermaBen
9ebelliet 1T, iplte cine Wieberseri0b.
nuna ~ S'nnoe 80 brinsen iein; unb
in benz Ssihen rieier 8%eriobnuns mag
bic Buriei Sadion's nno Ssfsrion's
obermats Slese uno 9riumpbe ertdmp'
fen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-12

uOlen @rias fir Gle Nnitrensunssn
mslhs mir ourdsemadt babeu. unlert
Oersen limb BON Der @%resbsnbeit 10 pie
ler 5reunoe setiibrt. uno unier 2sben iol
Seusui6 ablesen pou %uuiersr Wsrtbt
ibdsuns Der 2uneisuus, wslde mir iil
Die BON oielsr 9ampaaue ssbratte reid
lte Sc.obuun9 batteu. Nnseiitts elnes
leines Sleses fih erfreuenoen Jeinoei
mag Elm neusr NuIruf gum 8ampfe er'
aeben uub mDaen nue Soppelndbrunss'
ireunoe ibr 2~rsuseIiboe fir Die suts
Sadie erneuern. Weun mir auf BEN
rebten Be9e iino, mas, ME ib CLAUDE,
Der Jal 1T, tueroen mir nod trlumpbi'
rem.
9aBt bic Silber.Glubs bsrsn Srsani'
,ation nufrett erbalteu, ballet reselmd
Bise S,sunsen uuo iest p%aiienoe 2ltera
tur in umluui. llniere @esuer baben
in o,eisr Champagne griois sehubt uub
mIiien iest ibre 9bsOrien CUR Yrobs
~ltelIeu. Nnitatt in sebeimnlBuoaer @ei-
is uon ,ssiunbem @eloe" uno BON eiuem
vsbrlibeu Dollar" 81 ibwasen, minisr
iie isbt Elm JinarS. Spltem ausarbeltsn
uno psrtheioisen. Sober o ibaen se'
tbane Shritt ioIte BON ben Silber- CLUBS
6ifsuilih erposen uerbsn. llniere ga
DE sseieb am bsftsn, 100 bic @elbirose
uuter Der 8spolferuns oisfut,rt woroen
"a. 8abrsuo Der ndbiteu pier Sobre
wlrb lie BON Der sausen Natiou fiuoIri
peroeu, mebr, ole iis in Der Versan9en.
belt itubirt nuroe.
9as S1br 1900 III niht melt ent'
ferut. Sor eeiieu glutrltt plro inter-
na,ional,r 8imeiauismus auibOren Al
tduihsu; beuor ieues Subr siniest. mer.
Den Sens, ne!de iih @olooemotrateu
genaunt buben, B%lmetaQiiten rueroen
oosr &spublitauer unc iomit ofiene
Ie,noe. Dor Nnfunit ienes Sobres
pereeu 1ruts nod mehr Qsute uber
Senat BADEN. ooB Elm 1ruit elne 8sore-
hung prluater BOblfabrt uuo offsntllhsr
Sihe,beit III. gbe beic9tes Sabr ii1
eniisQt, ueroen Die uebel osS Cob
Standard mebr in Die Nlsen ipriuseu
als jtS', uno oas Bolt rulro oanu terelt
lsin, cine onsritauilde 6inauspolitlf
iir oas amsritouiiGe Bolt ~ ~uerlougen
IN ber 5oroeruua Der Wieosrbsrlisuuue
Der fre,en uno untelhtdnften Srd9urg
con Sob uno Silter Sur iesigen seleB
lihea State Don l6 ~ l, obne bic 6niIe
ODER be 9uitimmurs irseuo einer ance
rem Nailon a%bsupar.er.
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Ylauoeret.

So beribrt ipohltbuenb. iuen1 man
sinen mirili@ sefdaisen Reni&en ans
triiit. Bir meinen ni1t einen, Der fi&
einta1 sefdais unb 9ei@meiois er5eist,
neil er baourh @eulnn 81 erSielen iu9t.
SOLDER sibt es nidt tuenis, aber mon
fiblt es ibnen ab, baB tie mebr ertuarten,
nts iie seseben. Gnoere slbt es. Die iinb
sefdlis errpeiieu. UNI ibre Jdbisfeiten
nno lleberlesenbeiten 81 Seisen, 81 inns
pcniren ober auh ibre @efdQiefeit 1T
eine boble, unb wenn man ibrer Jreunb'
lid,eit nod 10 iebr beoarf, 10 fiblt mon
bod. BOB mon foft irsenb elm uebel,
llnbsauemlidteit ooer gntbebruns lies
Der eroulbeu m04te, OILS ibre @efd1is'
tell wieoer 81 be%anipruden. 8abre
@ei6nl9feit bat ibren @runo in Der
Selbhlofsteit. Wtan treibt ni4t San.
bel onm,t. um @ewinn ober Nnieben bel
ieiuen Miimenihen baburh ~ erlan.
gen. Sic iu4t nod @eaenftdnoen. sum
Boble ODER Sur Beauemlihfeit oerer iie
ttGtis lein fann. Wnnde Wenl9en finb
nit siuem Saus sur @eidQieteit sesen
anbere aeboren; anoere bin9eaen, ruenn
lie bic @ieenihait beiisen mo0en, u,ifen
oieSelbe entmldeln. Nber es if in Der
NDslltfsit zines ieben, aefd1is 81 iein.
Sn onoeren Borten: Gin isber fann
~lsrneu. wie man sefdais lem fann. unb
pie mon Taft lrseno etpos au beften in
Der Suseuo lernt, 10 au4 bieies. So
aisbt mande glseni4aften, Die nit ben
Sahren mahien, ruenn he in Der Su9enb
I'M Junoameut oes @barofters einse.
pflanst meroen. 80 If eS NIT Der &C.
idlisfeit. Sc it niht tpabrideinli1.
ons Elm unseidGiaer. bdreubeiBiser Rna.
be elm sefaliser Raun miro, uno uuse.
tsbrt fam man nit Re4t ertporten, bob
ein ~seidliser iuuser Reni4 au& i'm vi.
ter berelt iein wirb, onoern @efdQisteit
~ erneiien.
Cine 9auptiade, bic seeisnet if, uns
aei1(li9 ~ MAIDEN, unb obne ipel4e eS
IN 8lrflidieit feine edte @efdQiste,t
sisbt, ii elm 9erS uoI 2iebe eesen feline
Wiimsniden. Beun mir bieies baben,
oann tennen mir fein Nnieben Der Der.
ion, uno mir iinb bereit, ben Nieoeren
io,pobl tpie SOberftebenben einen @efal.
len 81 tbun. Cine @efdqi9feit. bic il.
zen 4runo BARN baf, if ni4t launis,
lonteru unter allen umidnoen bereit,
pas Bobl uno iosar be Bequemlidfeit
bes Ndhheu 5u beriidii9tisen. Bel ei'
nea, ansenommeuen uub entwidelten &C.
idIisfsitsiinn il oieies niht INNER Der
5ol; penn nur BON ioldem seleitet,
t0nnen mir lei&t BON umitdnben in un'
Term Sanbeln 9esen anoere beeinfluBt
tueroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-12
8ibt bic Sade ui9t auf.

@onare6mann @b. ". 1orune BON
9ulutb bat fol8enoe Noreiis e%rlaiien
sd m04te es bur4ous o~eritanorn
wifien. baB i'd infolse meiner Nieoerla.
&c ielnestpeaS uerni&tet bin, mie man
es berumSuftreuen beliebte. Die Ser.
leumbunsen, bic sesen mid bel oerBubl
a~nsetpanot tuuroen. baben ieue 1arof.
teriirt, bic oas sesen mid luutenoe Re.
iultat eraielten. Gls i'd Dor Nopatsu
our G6roeruus Der Woblfabrt oes Dol
fes. tpie i'd es ueritanb, uno aesen DE
Raht Der FRUITS uno bes @olo Stan'
barb a%uftrat, unterSos i1 mid uaer nil
Selbltentia9uns ue%rbunoenen Bitterfelt.
SD mar OUT periDnli6en 5eblldlas Dor
seieben; i'd 500 meine eisenen Snterei
len nidt in grudsuns. Sdtte ib oies
setban. ih pdre benz Bilen Der resie'
renben Wabt Der republiianlidsr
Yartel %miuidbris seweieu. Sd mar
mein poliliibes 2ebsn nit pollen BE
wuBtlein Der 8ufdlisfeltsn unb aui IT.
seno sinen @rfols uorbereitet in 81,
Ha9idale. uno oaber war es mebr ell
Boltsfampf als Der meinise. SD bait,
MID ielbit ourd einen 8erraib I'M Bolt
rettsn fonuen, 500 es aber Dor. mid
ielbit Der Sefabr aus5uiesen in Der SOfi
nuns, ,bm 81 oienen, uno id niroe Ell
@leltes wleoer tbun. SD lausns q
nibt, oaB i'd, abseisben BON msiner 8e
nisfeit, bic alsemeine Nieoerlase be
bauere; oles If aber nIdts I'm Yersle'd
81 Der suten Sa4e uno oes iolslide
Herlaites unb bes S&lases, Der bon