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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-02
JOHN HOA1AzE0,
Hu@btnoer.
RuAkiutsrsi Hst Ofao 10 8fsu Gs. Rstss'S fetal q
Ct. 6trnstafrsss. q. aistk
u TIeti6er=Dtrma

Our sef6lisen Nadriht. oaB bic Inter.
seidueieu oaS 5leiideraeIdatt oss @haS.
Sbmto al o. Npeuue norolib idufI;tl an
iib 9enpmmen baben unb baflelbe inter Der
Sirrna Wtiler & Go. peiter bstrciben per.
otn. Gs piro IN unierrm Seftreben lfatn.
hurh beu Verfauf Der nlerbeiien Naare
inc bird reele Bsoiennus ms ooS GU
irauen elmer seneigteu 8unoihait 81 iidern.
Seoermnnu 1T frsunDlidit eingelaoer, uno
Suirieoeubeit iuiro aarartirt.
SobnM tlleT
Sreo. rap y N q n n.
37-4t Ct. 9lcuo. Yiinn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-02
IaS Ginlh item BON Wteoieinen.

IaS Ginlb item BON Wteoitinen.-
Senr idl,mme 5o'aen iCnnsn oart feb
lertoitss Giriauttsn bon Sausmittsln
bal uriern S1ustaiersn snlie5n, Ct
trarfi Elm Blsro on &ollt, ODER Elm &lno
on Blaalnht, 10 II es fuit ouasmein db'
lib. bepcr Elm 9hIsrarSt 5ur Steie IT,,
oas ueridiebenp Qausmi!tel. mie &amiis
teuibee, Mtih. Dele, Bein uno ceralei'
den, bel 9ldtHnSn uon Ginooieb Gal
m~iuiaeiIt, nit SeifeuwoHsr ODER Branat'
pein os,miidt. einseitiitst wsrceu.
DieIe Betanolurqswgiie mare bsi Be-
ainu folder lhnsu oerlaufsnoen &rauf.
beilen in ben mFiaen Sdaen niht 81
pupeiitn, ,psnu Dec GinsuB i rsstl'
rshter @eSs Qsmatt ulroe. Su oen
meitsn SdGen isoph uerhen babel bic
sr6bfer Sehler oocurh besoussa. bob
Dem 9biers bsim @initititn merit Der
8opi Su bch eehnlten iplro, Die 8urse
ols ertss St!insperfjeue nit Der parb
fehaebaltsn nuo sur Silfte Gus benz
Maule 6erousse9anssn uno Der @insuB
~ Ihnsl. obUe neSuisser, meit ia el.
mem su meiteu @sidB. einsm Topfe u.
oaf., uerubreitt plro. &ann eas 2bier
in Jolae tieiss iehlsrbaf.en Hsrfabsens
Mot ihluden, 10 miro ibm ouh nod Die
Qufirbbre uno Der 8eblfOpf NIT Der
6anc Sussbriidt uno Die unpermslolltt
;Jolae If, oaB iih blerourd Der 8ebl'
fopfoedel oifuet uuo elm Tbsil Der einas'
5hliteien Jluiiraieit IN bic 2ait,Dbrt
uno 2nnse sslanst. Gaour1 fam eIut
iobtlihe un3~sufrautbeit. iossnannt'
,Ginltlttpnsumouis" entitebsu. faas BIZ
einsebrunsensn 9beile nlht sleid miebe'
ausasbufet werben. nobel niht 81 per
aeHen 1T, ons Der 8opf iofOrt berubse
laiIen perben muB. @lrbe alIo Der
1bieren beim @tnibitten Der 8opf MIDI
~suaebnlter, Die 9un9e. bic ia unteoirs
aum Shluden no'bwenbig III, frsiselai
len uno bas Driiden uuo Sireidsn on
Salje u~nierlofsu. 10 wiirbe uismals eiu'
0sfabr bsim @inidatten 81 bsfirhts!
iein, ~teionbers psrn lausiam siuseihht
let uno bobei 0iters abaeleSt piro. BIZ
bas 3bier isossmal uieoer ssidlud bal
Bum giniditten iou nidt Elm TOpi. ein'
8aune u. oal.. i~onoeru cine b!shsrr
Jlalde coer cine iiarte Die, 1aibe per
M ND I rptrten. Damn ioI Die 5aih
Ss,tawdtis an Der Sabnloieu StsQs, nib
bon Dom. no 5dbne iino. einssiibr
perosn, oamlt oos lbier ie uitt ser
be,6.n fam. 9is Ginltltten pom III
lbslihea Yuluern ODER tart ~reiSsncel
| @i,tslu, rp,s Salm,afseif. Seiisuwaii 4
uuo esrslsihsa, ,rbsiitt duBerfe Yoc
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-02
Saben Gle ie electric Yttters T.:

als Miitel seseu enrs uebel sebraudt.
Benn nidt, baun loBt guh iofort eiue
5laide seben uno WeolSin suiommen.
Die Weoisln 1T oils cine 'O!be %erfannt,
bic gang beionoers Der 0ilie uno pei
lung auer mei6liten 8eihneroen an9e-
poBt if uno in wunoerooQer 8eiie brett
pirft, inoem iie ben Srsanen Strerae
uno 8raft psrleibt. Sabt ihr eursn
Nppetlt uerloren; ODER leiost ihr an Ser
ltopfuus, 8opipeb. Sdmdbsonialisu
ooer Ieio ibr neruos. idlo Hos. aufserest.
melandolllh ooer leioet ihr on Stmln=
Del, oanu 1T electric Bitters Die Meoi-
sin, Die ibr sebraudt. @eiuucbeit uni
Strait lino BET ibrsm @ebraud sarautirt
@rcBe 5laiten nur SO Gents in 8. 8.
6ubu's Gpotbste.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-02
Der ffoSiiIhe RobtmsiS}pr

Bahtmeiter gum giniaorlaeu Gins
pei, I'M G,pil Opernlanser): SIMMER
bic Sbentel fsft anlesen, iaae ,t. Den
fen Sic mol: Sbr @auf mare n Stman
unb Sic Der Fiesenbe Soadnber i'm
2anrbduier, uno Sic ritten OILS Welbe,
reiter rein in Nuerbod's &s0ee.~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-02
0ep1rmteS.

G,uilift: rSla. meiu 2uber, suas be.
iommt ibr oenn Nbenbs in bee seois,ue
81 siien?"
Solcat: %. ba lsstu mir ans on
ben Oien uno pdrmen bas auf, was mir
WittosS baitsn."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-02
8ett Ndilen

1T taum bic Shulo bic 8iuoer. Die tbnnen
es nidt be fen, neil lie 81 Jung iino. um be
8ilensfroii elmer eripadienoen Yericn aus.
Suiiben, aus benz Shlaie auisuiteben, penn
ie BON r~eiSbarer Slaie ooer fronien Rieren
geplaat fino. gltern tonnen belfen uno
p%orbenaen, me fic uns in tbrcn 8riefen nit
tbeilen, neil es -
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unuetfroien.

&aufmdnn (sum Sauiirer, Der ibu
loon large bslditiat bat) ruitbeno:
rTun MAIDEN sic cher. bob Sic tort
fcmmen, ionft ioasn Sic mol mos erie.
ben 80. no, mi,o's balb!"
SauIrer: rSset babsn Sic mer erif
neu9ierls aemntt!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-02

- 5ormen IN ieosm @our'p IN ben
roroueiiiheu Staten uUn $500 auf
tudris, cultipirt rnb nitt e%ultiuirt. Won
fraae rod Re- S~occ6fon & N l.
ler. inter Der &rltsp R~atiuralbani in
st. Glouo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-02
@tfpaS fehIeIhnft.

Sunaer @bsmunn: rWei,e 5rau fod<
te cas Soh5sits mubl ielbit."
5reuno: .@s fiel mobl isbr fsiu
ous?"
Sunssr Gb'mann: ,NueS bis ouf ben
2rutbahn. Sic fiqte ibn nit Huitern.
ueraoB aber oisielbsn aus Der Sdaie 81
nebmer."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-02
Hoh cine &ueippsN nethote.

Som Ia zines cages su Biarrer
aneipp ein STUDENT nah b~eenoistsr
Sur, UNI su frosfn. mas er idulois iei.
rN'r." lautste bic prompte Mntmort.
bin irOb, bob Sic MIDI nitt ansspumpt
baben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-02
HelfrpIrt.

.Na Serr 8ommsrSienratb, ,uie III
Sbre neue Glla ousssfa(eu?"
,Sbre ssioat e nnbres Euacu(um !
Der Spsileiaal alein is 10 e,oB, caB
- @Olt bsbit' - so Ysrioneu "o'rinren
t5isn ~f0nnen"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-02
Nun tpei6 er's.

sd babe Sbren Hamen uorbiu ridt
uerftshen f0nnen. 6rdulein, NIT mem ba.
be ,h bsnn bic Gbre?"
,Wit mlr!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-02

Neaeu Die I6tiaen Tlteoeu |

@eaen Die lGitigen Gliegen i'm
Stale iO0ts jcoer 2anbwirtp rsip. Yisb
better ben 8dmpf aufnsbmen. Die
StubenHisasn belditiseu bic i'm Sioue
a~naebunbensn Saustbiere bur4 raIdes
BIN. unb 6srlaufen auf beren &6rper.
Ole StstHjeScn. inoem lie nit ibren
| Stehapparaien Die Qaut burtbobreu,
eaourd ShmerSen berei,eu unb Blul
iaaeu. Wie ishr oas Wtld,pieb boourt
benahtbelist luiro. eaB 90 5umal on se
pitteridipiIen 2aseu ben 9anagn Tao
iiber feline Minuie Rube Dor ben Sulsc.
ten bot, e,feunt man an benz tetr6Htli,
den Nusiau Der Wilh rur Al beutlib.
8eit idlimmsr nod leiben bic 8ferbe,
ruenn bic Slisseu bel fsu4tsm Better
orobenosm &rsen in sar5sn S6ooren
burt 1.nter uno 9blr in ben Stol ae.
orunseu iinb. Sic Hampton nit ben
1lsen. rsiben III ben W6neen, iprinaen
IN bic &ripps. re,l lie iih niHt onoere
Su bslisn wifisn nho Sieben iih nnf bisis
0eiie Yerlssuusen 5u. Der Wufentboli
i'm Stou ihafft ibuen teine grboluna
BON cen glnfrsusunsen Der Nrbeii. neil
bic 70 n0tbiss &ube feblt. uno trob Der
suten 5ittsrurs seben lie TN gfdb, itan
be Surid. 9as uortrefHihfe W,ttel
CUR Beisiiisuns observation-disclosures II bas
8sridubsn 0 Suisetenpulusr mad Dor
BERGEN SdlisBcn Der 3biren uno Sen.
fer, ioeaB Der Stdlraum u~olhdubls oa.
nit eriiiIt pi,o. Wabeem oies ausae
fibrt, perldbt man ben S!aQ, I'M Die
eieeue NaiensS tleimbaut Der reiSeabsn
giruirfuua bes Builders su ent3ishsn.
aetrt man nab Sebn Winutsn Surid, 10
iistt man bic alieaen 81 7auienoen Re
tdutt aui Dem Sooeu liesen; mon bat
nur rolbia, bieielbeu alabalo nit esm
Beien neutrality-suspicious. uno tn eas
Jeuer su pfrisr, neil fe ionit ein,ss
Stunoeu ip1 er aus Der Bstdubuna er
maden riirosn. Stride BsihaH,nbsit
bss Sniectenpulpsrs 1T aber unbsoing
ties @riOrosrnis; alte %absetanosue uuo
ldrssrs Ss,t Ger 2uft ausseiebte @aare
GOT feline Bnfuag mebr. Weuu bic
Jliesen on tdltsreu 1asen in bih,sn
Rallen on Den 8dneen 5uiammenlissn.
fann man oas &llp'r aub brett gs9en
bieie itdnbsn, no wiro uatirlih ben
ielben gff Ct erSielen. Jir bielen 5nI
pdre porsuidlasen 100 Or. Sniscten
puipsr NIT Or. Stwefel 81 menssu. in
bsren Otffaurs eiuen Jecerfiel 81 # den
uno auf oiels Wslie oas 9erhduben 81
be%,pertasGisen. Auseidts Der eroBsn
Nohtbeils, mslAs bic 5lie9e ole Biebs
PLACE peruriadt. fam bas Snifetsnpul,
Der unm6al'h Elm ibeuersS Mittsl &c.
haunt mt,oeu. Ssbr uiel form mon
aub sur lluoerurs oes 1sbeltanoss
bsitroaen, psur man Zen StaQ idslih
nit siemlihsr Sorsialt reinist. uno b.
ourt alss itrubdli, mas ben Jliss'n OILS
Wahruus oi,nt. Gin weiteres Wittel 1T
nebsn uno in Serblnouus nit benz Yin
seoeutetsn, Dob man ben Ston mDaliht
ounfel uno lutte 81 erbalten 'ubt. S,nb
bic Senlier benesl,9 10 fOnute man
eurh Nusbsben Der losn nebit ben ODE
rem 9biii Hisslu uro ourh oas Terbdns
gen Der Osifauugyn nit cinem cnNtetu.
m6slitit a'obmaidissn Sad.. ben 3usd
in Der tinfotltsu Beiie erreib'n. &c,
gen bic Slissfnptdae i'm Slaae po.Si'
asbsr, 1T nitt blob EN- Setot Der Oto.
monte b. b hes @sloiodes. icno:rn audi
Elm iol6es her Werldtidteii.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-02
YtcitensOrgelm!

eaet eurs gfsiien.C rssln tn Ortuuus trtre'r. Gs
III iest ete f&Snie 3ttt tdju. Nartet Mot 10 iaEss,
tn fur,sr 3stt rutntrt IN. SO made tH6 tt Grtttt .
gut une ttnis rts irssne .tne 2snturrtns.8 trns. TAFT
nttt isesn frtmsen tsrsslau ftner Sfrfter, ttr Nt ais
itsn auf tsfs Qnsifs ~ S8atsn ~stismmtr. spsnu Str
sins gfetfen. SrseI trautt-es fietn ster aIse - tsnn
last lteter tat Stle her TN Stdate %etrtultrtn sne I'M
terffst etnen 8'ftdftsmann, her letne Srtitttftdf.e
uuh Material tbtnfdls rsn tisfem Stddte ttlu.t. ale
tn aneeren Staatsn ~ i~auftn. @tnett en6 an Ssta
Rstn, Ct. Taul, Ntnn.; Ct rtre Cad H6tritn trr 3us
f~rteeenttit teeisnsn unh N ssrns tsreit, rae 9rls trriid.
iuerfatttu. fans SIR nttt ,ufristsnstftat. ftin t.uttt.
Gtne meme . rstI init elf f~linstnhsn 8sstatrn VI iun
9triauf ferits; ,rtt NIT fttsn fprttenten 8tstht'a aHe
In Der &rtett. asmmt rHt tettt %ttsftlbtn!
JOHN ROIN,
yt.tfensrssI. sasrti. $50 sDeasrn a,snus. Gds sr Sss.
kart Ctr. Ct. Tsrl, pttun. A.fi
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-02
Maht Der @emobnheit.

aiiter: ~Wsroeu Die Soien aud bal.
temp"
Shneiber: .8is in ole gmia teit."
Suffer: ,Nmen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-02
Salbtrauer.

~WerBt Du ihon. 2,ssdeu, boB mir
iebt 6albtrauer babsn?"
so! Ber 1T beuu bel gud balbs
toet?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-02
M1nnlidfcit! @eibli6feit !

Chen, Che binheruiIie. @ei5lebtstrautheiteu,
Sumcul hIUcbe. Sppbllls. 5mpotsnj 6ol8eu BON
luaeuoiuuoeu. Observation-Disclosures, II. I. 10, be.
ihretbt Der ,aettun9s sAnier" as. Aunngs. 25C
Seit'u NIT Ole,eu lebrreiben 8il0erU III neiiter-
butter U cle nno 3ci9t allen &ruutel ccu siuilg jus
oert0Nl0eu gSeg our 8leoererlouGun9 ibrer Gts
'uuObttt. Suuieuoe Don gebOlteu empisbleu cas-
@uh Der %leioeuOeu Nieuihbcit. IDiro nab Sms
pfdus uon % 6ts., 9UtUeTpddt. p~ortofret u%Crlauot.
9ortle:
Deutsches Heil-Institut.
Il Cllntnn Place. New York. y. Y
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6DbbS
SparagnS Nieren Yiqeu.

Sobbs Seilmittels8 eielidaft, gtssntbii.
rrer. gbicaao. Or. Sobbs Yillen su per
fanten in ct. glouo, Winn bel 9. Z. s ar
I r. &ecepte.Nusfiuer, 504 OF. germniu'
itra6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-02
Gut 9saeben.

Sdneibermeitsr: rNun. Den nsuen
Gnsus iton 10 atsetrosen?
@iserl: .@twlB, trase Nues fhneu
OBJ"
Stneioer: rNut Sbre Sdulpeu nidt,
Qerr Bumper"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-02

- aurioie Sbee! 8sjuuo belt nub 3rait
in Jlaiden in perfaufen. Somfm's BIER ut
Elm &6rperit6rter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-02
@ebeilt WerOen

fann-Weine Sfpei tlelnen Mdbden fporen
NIT Wterenleioen apei Sabre lang bebaitet,
nno es itien, ole oh mir nihts iinben fonn
ten. bob ibnen 2tnoerune bratte. 3ulebt
psriubten iie Sbre SparGsus Iieren'8 iuen
llno i'd bin frob, ieBt ia9en su t5unen, oaS
tie ibnen sebolfen baben uno bieielben Jest
nod einnebmen.
@. 3. 8 tb ert Of B, 2ttiielo, 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-02
@etrcHen.

Bduerin: .6err 9ofior. mos mag
nur meinsm Wanne feblsn?--@r ist uir
mehr!"
Irat: -3ann feblt inn fiber Der UP.
petit! |"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-02
MatEnCT
(ttCM,


Slten gebt-ootr
Der &stie pthsu
b Der GeIie errfls
Sbr bic vSat'
eeorin Ct. Soais
holt, idreibt an
B. &. y VI. st.
kr rdditen tolt
IseianriubG!ieH
u UllA Hts NFL
|init iIeIeH GtBH'
[omfnttuCnt mo
|pIs; pcrtrna'
len rru % Gents
gpms
~ milo tett, mo
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-02

lIwa.etrprrua,p
{gn9a iuaa,rs
/, .liharsts aSsS,
|Sussn icinsr
,@osep
fllleuSer S tn.
9iier9un9e i'm
e'le.m Stale.
nlatS sebca
p nit eiusrr
unO %ousSe.
'rninenNe ian.
II e%.alie9enSen
p in'sSuteIi
feblt bis
frSer9fabrer
Die erlte
qua unS bes
neritaniiden
pit lid wisSer
3arbrHs8en,
aus Ct
,8ieserulO Be.
br nit bieien,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-02
Smolicb poer tpeftltd.
@ebin3

8enn mon uorbat, cine Reiie Al mad en-,
10 NJ es INNER gut, SoIbereituuseu ~ iref'
fen, UNI tIetne Misrepresentation ~ Der.
meloeu, Die OFT belGl!lger. 2Ie beioen
Shnelilge, lUelde bon Ji,aHeapOlJS rno
ct. 8oul tagltd ubet ole &lscouliu Strede
nab DitIpauIee uno G5icGeU abfabreH, ba.
ben oIretteu NulhluB mt 3ugea Hdb Gem
Often un0 Suoen. gie elCgGHt nit Shlaf.
pageH, 9lrlOr-45lgeH uHo 8ap Soa1es,
a%uslialHrten Suge rUerten pom rtilenpen
SubiItum lcbr gelhobt. @uer uoditer { ldet.
a8eut sibt eu0 uoultauoige 3~atcrmatton
Central Streden.
Sas. &. Sou6 y. y. VI,
NiilpauIse, &iS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-02

con GOO SPtMs lasi.,

so LANCE Ger Ytenip telae SuoAlrie, Osto.
Romle uno SeIb coHtroue gelerat bat
btGudt er Hi1t al <e0glltIH6 81 eenfsu.
Se6allt IUte ~ tomnt, luAIt me All Areett.
Seenn I9r euer penn rslteu Ipout, 0aRR lgls
Serebt 8eseH euu leibll uHO eure JsuIIGe.
Dea9teI oe Oaar 4rtue:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-02

er Con m
4 &. q, Bit,
ne, ,br be ben
|, aercudt hoei.
,6rblern. 3ow
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-02

Bur6sitna ,rtSsn Ct. saul, Rinutdrt cite. stif-
ma, Butte Srrfanf, Sfattle rne Ssttlsrb. Ftrtts'
hunssn Ger rsfiit an Sutpunitta fir he Ssst,sst
Ssetne. Cream uus California guuti,. alssis. So.
yan unt &ttna. gtrttnt unstn IN Ten 9stainsss
fdsttn fur alt sflt&tn nat fltIi6tn guntts.
ystilidb laut.no S.tIIt taa'tne.
No. lex Sunday II :05am. No. lex Sunday i:l5pm
No. daily 6:55 pm. No. 4 daily IL :05 am.
No.5 Elk Sunday Willmar No. 8 daily 4:43am.
at 7:OOpm. No. 6 arrives from Will
No. 7 daily l0:55pm. mar 4:40pm. Elk Sun
No. 112 TX Sunday-Sandstone 1:00pm.
No. 2 runs via Clearwater.
No. 5 makes CONNECTIONS at Elk River for West
Superior and Duluth, arriving Duluth at 1:15pm.
Bar YRdpper, 1idets une D cue Snfsrmd ten ipreft
psr cher f6retbt an
.. U sstee, 9. =. d L. a.,
81. Glsre.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-02

pstii!"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-20

Washington, June 19.-The Evening
Star publishes the following interview
with Mr.. William A. Kinney. one of
the Hawaiian special commissioners. in
answer to Queen Liliuokalani's protest:
1T is charged in the queens protest
that the annexation treaty is an act of
wrong toward the native and part ma
tive people of Hawaii. Without at
tempting now to reply to her statement
as whole. if there is anything that
the annexation treaty is not, it is Just
this that is charged against it; for an
nexation is the sole hope of the native
Hawaiians. l speak of the common
people. Their future is one of two ends.
TO pass under Asiatic or Anglo Saxon
control. The hope of these people as
nation was dead 20 years ago, before
this queen assembled the throne.
IF Asiatic dominion, the natives
must become coolies, for certainly they
cannot expect to be better off than the
rank and file Of the dominant race.
If America takes Hawaii, the native
becomes an American citizen and the
American scale of wages and the hon
orable position occupied by labor in
America viii prevail in Hawaii, and
every native will have the benefit of
it.
1T is a choice between the status of
the American labOrer and that of an
Asiatic coolie laborer.
THE white race, if Asiatics absorb
Hawaii, can get out to their own coun-
try. The common native has no such
choice. He must stay and meet his
fate. Notwithstanding the indisputable
blessing annexation will he to the COM
mon native. the queen. playing upon
the inbred devotion of the natives TO
their chiefs, has, together with the Of
fetal class among Hawaiians. insisted
upon the natives holding out against
their own good and following with her
the will o'wisD of a restoration of the
monarchy, which will not cure or touch
the Asiatic question. but will, on the
ether hand, irrevOcably commit Hawaii
to Asia rather than to America.
There is no power within Hawaii to
Withstand the Asiatic tide. native or
Hawaiian, or both combined. 1t needs
the strong arm of the United States.
The patriotic thing for the queen to do
is to secure to her people the high and
coveted status of the average American
citizen. Instead of entertaining any
such ideas, she is bidding for the SUD-
port Of JaDan to scramble back to her
throne at fearful cost to the native
people.
The fealty of the native Hawaiian to
their chiefs knows no limit. and often
is exercised in a way beyond the pale
of reason or argument, and they VIII
probably follow her lead if they have
their own way, to the undoing of them
selves and everybody else in Hawaii.
but it becomes a perfect caricature for
her to protest against annexation in the
name of the native people, and is a
wrong 10 them -
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Boston, June ia party Of big Bos-
ton capitalists and bankers, in charge
of Henry D. Forbes, of the National
Bank OF the Republic, returned today
from q tour of the west, where they
have been investigating their loans
and mortgages on farms and various
industrial enterprises.
Utah was included in their trip of in
vestigation and they made a particu-
1arly careful analysis of the financial.
agricultural and Industrial situation
there, by means of personal eXamin-
alton of the farms and the condition of
the larger farmers. Their report is
not very satisfactory as regards their
own interests, but they came back to
the eastern money center to advise fur
Their investments in western mortgages
and enterprises. They say that the
crops promise well this year, and that
they found an evident feeling of en-
couragement among the owners of
agricultural property there The west,
they think. has recovered in a large
measure from the recent financial de-
preston and with admirable courage is
rising TO face the situation with re-
newed strength and enterprise.
Mr.. Forbes SAYS that further in
Nestigation OF the financial condltlon
in the agricultural and cattle raising
districts proved. in his own mind. be-
yond a doubt. that the Indebtedness Of
the farmers has been materially de-
creased during the last few years. Mr..
Forbes reported a good outlook for the
future in these regions and advises the
investment of eastern capital in all
good farm loans and legitimate enter
prises This viii surely mean big
boom in Utah and other agricultural
and cattIe-raising districts Of the west,
where an influx Of eastern money is all
that is needed to give the farmer cour-
age and the wherewithal to go ahead
in good shape to raise large and paying
crops. Such a report as this by such
influential and capable capitalists can
but be the means of causing a large
amount of money to go west in the
immediate future.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-20
GENERAL ARBITRATION.
President Mckinley VIII Revive the
Abandoned Treaty.

Washington, June 19.-Presidsnt Nc
Kinley has determined to revive the
abandoned treaty of general arbitration
between the United States and Eng
land He has turned his attention to
the subject. and under the direction of
General Sherman the matter has pro-
crossed TO the extent that a new treaty
already has been drafted to serve as
the basis of negotiations. In the draft
which is TO be used as the basis of ne
gotiations there are said to be none of
the Objectionable points which caused
the failure of the Olney treaty 1t is
not in contemplation that the treaty
viii be submitted TO the senate before
next December. and there is reason to
believe that the attitude of the senate
towards a new treaty will be fully can
vassed and understood before the
treaty is signed.
1t is understood the initiative in the
case viii be taken by this government,
as the failure of the former treaty by
the inaction of the senate left the sub
ject in such condition that the British
government did not feel disposed to
renew negotiations until first invited
by the United States.
Sir Julian Pauncefote leaves Wash
ington next Tuesday. sailing on
Wednesday for Great Britain. 1t was
understood that the ambassador would
take a copy of the new treaty with
him. but this will not be done. 1t is
expected, however, that a draft will be
in London at no distant date, in which
case Sir Julian VIII be in communica-
ton with the foreign office 10 consider
the terms of the instrument
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-20
THE HERALD BULLETIN
PAGE ONE.

PAGE ONE.
Boston Capitalists on Utah.
Eve of the Queens Jubilee.
Storms Home and Abroad.
Six Thousand Lives Lost by Earth
quakes.
Kinney on the Hawaiian Treaty.
FACE TWO.
Progress on the Tariff Bill.
General Sporting News.
PAGE THREE.
Mining Men Should Eelp.
PAGE FOUR
Editorial.
PAGE FIVE
Local Politics.
A Reversal of Royce VS.. the City.
From Reform School to Jail.
PAGE SIX.
The Markets of the World.
Affairs of the City.
Board of Pardons.
PAGE SEVEN.
Chapman and Eddy Found Guilty.
McKinley's Cuban Policy.
PAGE EIGHT.
Some Living Pioneers.
The Ogden Gateway.
John Harter Commits Suicide.
The Pioneer Jubilee.
PAGE NINE.
Trans Mississippi Congress.
Bryan's Visit to Salt Lake
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-20
DoUBLY DONE UP.
Building Struck by lightning and
Burned

Iowa City, Ia, June l9.-The library
building of the Iowa state university
was struck by lightning this morning
and destroyed by fire. 1t was a two
story brick with the library On the sec
ond floor. The loss is 100000. OF this
$50. 900 was in books. $4,000 in apparatus
belonging to the physical laboratory,
and s33, 900 on the building.
The library was the best in the state.
Many of the books are out Of print and
cannot be replaced. The Talbot collec-
ton of $500 volumes was about two
thirds destroyed. This collection was
exceedingly valuable. many books dat
ing from the beginning of the sixteenth
century
The firemen with difficulty prevented
the flames from spreading to the dental
building close by. Fireman l.. NJ Leek
was caught under a falling roof and
burned 20 death
The state carries no insurance on
any public buildings. The university
authorities have for many years been
urging the legislature to make an APP
preparation for fire proof building.
The state legislature meets in July. and
will undoubtedly make a suitable ap-
propriation for replacing the library
The building was an old structure, and
will probably be replaced with a new
fire-Droof one.