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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-12
Bon ben Qebrsu Der SSflihieit.

Sn Der Sduls frast ber 2shrer eiusr
Sduler: r0as tbui 9u. Wilsr. tpeun
Du Ssmanoen, meinetmrsen mid. aus
Ssrisben. auf ben 5uB iritif?"
Nller: Damn ibu' i6.-eana thu
ib Gus bintsr bic Obren triessn."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-12
Sn elmer Tsmpsren5Itaot.

GstrN: .aanrt gu mir Elm 8eiipisl
a%ufihrsn, NORM 1botsu louter iprehen
ole Worte?"
Greb: ,Bsnu @iner in Der NpO'bste
SooawuHsr u%erlanat uno is,ner 8stel'
lung einen @inf b'n5uffst."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-12
WuS Der Quten otter Belt.

Hir9e.webrmann: rSerr Sauptmann,
Sbr Soul bat ia EN- 8nppi am Sdwans!"
Sauptmann: ,Jreils, BOB 10 net uer'
asB; fit's 86sele onbsim lca / BON gr
trcierplaS Snno m!ibrinsen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-12
unterIhiso.

SunaQeIs1e: ,Btnn i'd bon te,
&neips heimiomme. wuibe id mir uo'
benz 8ubetissbsn INNER eft ucb Der
Ropf."
Gbsmunn: ~Wir bsiorst eas ressl
mdBig meinc liebe Srau."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-12

~ Jarmen IN iebem @cuu,p in ben
uorouefli4en Staten BON 500 aui
udrts, cultiuirt unb niht cultiuirt. Wan
frase nod bel & aeebfon & Wil.
r, unter Der Grf.r Rotionalbaut in
st. G'cub.
To- Inter aiutisen Beoinauuasn ~
faufen ~ b, sui. Sfct'ou 80. Tomns
ihip l26. 8loHs 81. cine We'le BON Der
ST. Nnra 8ithe. Ndderes 81 srfrnaeu
i'm xNorofern," 80 ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-12
Bic 8prtheife Oes &albens Der

Die yDrtbeiie 0eS &alben4 Der
&ube i'm 4erbite.-G Die Meinunaer
oariiter, Oh ss por.betlhufter 1T, Die &ibs
I'M Serblte ODER IN Jritl,ns IA bfn 80
foHen. fino iabr per'tisosn. Sa Der
&essl ldBt mon bic Dinse ibrsn ra ir.
l,ter Ytrlnuf rsbmen. uaa 10 'cmmt -.
oos bic ms,iten alae int 5ribiahr tel
ben. Spsif, aoe IT bob', msbr Gts'b
oiltisf.,t nie Nbidtlidfeit i'm spisls.
Die W,iGprools,ntsg, beren Ssitait
BAG gnn5e Sabr blnbnrh einen elei1'
mdsl9en @aul nimmt, fino oarnuf b.
ooht. cine lid fieis 10 Siemlid slsihbleis
beuoe AuSabt irIih mlldsnoer &la, 81
bobsr, obaleit i,OB alsr Sorsfalt uu'
rsselm1B'steiien i'm Wil1srtrnas unusr
me'oi'eb iinb, oa os,islbs gum 9be ron
Ysrbdliniiisn obhinsia 1T. ouf pslbs
mir ielnen 81 fluB ouaiiben foaTen.
Ibsr mann - I'D barum baubelt. IN
3auis zines Sab es rem bDhiten Wlb
srtrae pon bette, . ial'idt uOn elmer be.
itimmten NnSatl &lbe Su %9stuinnsn. 10
iiUo senug Bsms;Ie oaiiir uorhanben. hoB
g melt portbeilbuitsr 1T, wenn bic aabs
i'm 6s,bf faibsr nro nib: i'm TrIbi ibit
Nus urlahsn, bic 20 s,emlih ubs,aQ Die
ielbsn iiSo. 1T IN ten meiiteu uairrsr
2anoestbsilsn ner September fir nas
sris &dlten be, iuua'n Sub Ger afeis.
nsite Monat, nno aruar niht al,m 10
wsit IS Iih I'm Die gutwidlune bee e 4
bes. Ionosrn aut I'M bic Wuttsrfuh bon
oslt, s~irerlsi nis oft lsbters 1T. S,bh
tdlber !alien iih beIi'r aufjiehen uun
wsrosn before Wllt'uhe, ols iolh', nj
DE i'm 6rltiabr oosr i'm Scmmsr sur
Belt aefOmmeu iinO. So erihetDt fot
lbe, HiEia, boilt auf luraidby,aen 81.
lab unaen e,io'srcider 8wbjlhtsr Re
rubenhs BsipeIis bSlSabr'naen. SIMMER
bin lei bier Solasnoes beionoerS h,roOr
sehober: 8as in petbt falbenoe 3b.sr,
lei eS nun Ssiier oo5r 8ub, iommt aes
ruoe in bic bette BsioeSeit, tpenn es ID
rer ont meiien beSasf, ndmlit sur BIT
Der bDhfsn Milhsrsistiafeit, uno uah'
Dem es burh bieislbs msbr ODER ueniser
eritOpit if. 81 Der Belt. in wsld.r fid
Die Wllhersisbistsit III Der 8eael Or,
rinsert, besirnt bic Staufitlsrunl. nit
melder in Bssue unf Wildsraieblaisit
before Reluliate srSielt peroen, mis beim
Bsibesaus i'm Sommer. SIN 6riib
iobr, ,penn wisSsrnm cine Nbnnhms i'm
Mndsrtras ~ srma'ten itsbt, ture Die
ieibe baourb, ncR ole Sub nuf Die itiils
0eibe fommt, psrSDSert uno Die Beric>s
bes M,ldssbens %uelldnsert. I'm run
ole aiba i'm . rblt -frIih" msrosn ~
loiisn, muB man Die Ibdtisisit nes Bul
n nomsnilih i'm Ge5ember unb Sanua'
ioraidltia lbetmohsu. Sn S'uidt GU
oos rdhhe &dlbtn Der Sub II e. por
ibsilbnit, taB fl I'M CONNER. nom:ut
lid IN ben SunSs'dgsn, .ttoden" III, Su'
nal Ia in oirier SabteaSett bie Yshurp
lung Der Milt NIL a,oBeu Stpisriefe,
ten petfnlpit 1T @erabe 5a Der Ssit
in tpelter MIh uno Butter psl balm 5
mGsis tobe Yrslie brirser. it bs'u
So bhfalbsu bic Wtlderaiebiotrt on
bDtItsn unc Die Haalitdt ber Wilt an
bslien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-12

~freiuilise @eiie mad Disb nbofeu antre'
ten mu6te.
Infer Rationalbertulss Sobn Grim
bate bieisr Taae bic @bre, feline &raft.
ftiide Dor benz @roBb'rsog unb mebrersn
S,rren Der Sofseielidoft in @alfsroius
gen Su proouSiren. gr atbe,tete isin
8rosramm nit Der s~etuobnten Reiitsr'
iduft berunter. Der bpbe Ssrr leate
iir oQ. Woriihruuasn bas lebbaf,eite
Sutertne an ben Tag uno dbsr5euste
ii4 peri6nli& BON Der Gbtbeil Der &c.
mi&tisen @fauiiten.
Diefirh. - Dieter Gage, Wor
gems ees,n IL llbr. fano man ben be
lisen &erihlsnou5ieber Ssrrn BoIff
Der in ben Jiubiser Snbrea iiano, unc
feline @emablin aeb. Mspsr. IN ibtsm
ShlafSimmer lsblos Dor. Der Otts De-
funo oeutet auf Selbfmoro burh Or
itd,n. Die Ofsnr0bre mar bsrausse.
5or'" unb Dos Sod in Der Wnnb per.
fcpit. NlS @runb Der uuielisen 9bat
sss tinoerIofen Gb'paarea meroen 5ers
riittete 8erm6sensuerbdlinife oermu.
tibet.
x8te 1T bteS!
Wir bitten tintunttrt Tpuars BtIptnune fur
itetn Bau ron Edtarrt, Der MID eur& Ginnstmsn
pom 6aa's aatarat.aur 8sttilt rtrttn Tam.
3. 8. Gtensp & Co., Gissntt. 1slets, o.
gir. tte untsrtei6 nsten, tabsn 3. 8. 9tentp isit
ben ltsttn IS Satrsu sttarntunt talttn TIN fir ppa.
fsmmtn ~ebrentaft In ansn Observation-Disclosures
sdn8tHtn 9trbinbli6 feiten AZ trfuntn.
Oef&1ruar, @rsftantsls- Drcsuifsn. 9sls.
30, .
DaIttns 9, 8inna g. MARVIN, 9rsetan.
hhs.Dregutftn. Gpltss. ..
6aa's Ratarrb. Rat wtrt tnusrIt6 ssusmmsn unit
utrit ttrsit auf taS Blut unt bic f<imieta Cberad.
3tn BEE esfsms. 9tusntHs fret s~erfsnkt. grsis
rs Gents bts alaf&s. gsriauH vsn auen Npptttfern.
Saqs Jamilien.Iiuen bic beiten.
Waerbilli9. - Dor &ur5em
uuroen bier on Der preuBii@.n 8ief5s
ben ienie,tiaen 8eb6rben 2 beutids u.
.tertbanen aus9eliefert, Die ii9 in 9t,s:
iuesen msbrfa9en Diebtubls 81 oerani.
tporten baben, uno omar Der 24idbtise
Shauipieler Wilbelm Soullet aus 81,
berfelb uno Der 22idbriae Bidder Sub.ri
@6rsen aus st. Tonis (Rbeiupro
ping
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-12
Gin tDier Wsrih.
Rorum petfeb,it q

.... Rarum ps,febrit Du COR MIDI
rnebr nit 9e;mm 8sitsr?"
.Nb, Der nietertrdhtise Wsrih OF.
ferirt mir ba iebssmnl e,ns BON ben o.
aarren, bic id ibm Su Wsibnabien sc.
i1sntt babe!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-12
Sim Wtrth5bauS.

Sanbwsrisburide: .Bie. Der ads
ion 20 Yienuis iOasn? Salten 9 mid
TURN 5ridtsn. Der infcsnito relhP"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-12

- Yeriuht mr. cine l0g. Stadtel Cos.
carrots, ben feinften 9eber, oter Waaen.Re {.
aulator, Der re 9ematt puroe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-12
GIeeQrasbam.-D Bottbei[e bee

GIeegrasban. Die Boltbeile bee
8leeorasbousS iino srfabrunasaema6
f~oIaenoe: l. Der idbrlihe Jutterertroa
fir bic Birtbitait 1T aeiberter, neil
beim Muapintsrn hes &lees ODER W,B
raiben Der iurssn alssioat, ioiuie un
aanIiiaer @ittsruna fir ben Rleemu@s,
mas leiber nur ~ oft uoiiommt, bic an.
seideten @rdisr (iir S~,ueiidbriaes alee.
aras nit &otbfies italieniides @ap1ras,
iiir mebriabrlsss 8teesras nit 2uSerue
0ieienriipsnsros ODER &naularas oser
be,oe) burd iblsu aefids,tsn grlros ben
NusfoG erlsBen. 2. DOB Der &leearos
bau oui sinsm VI B osmielben 5slbe friiber
miecetfebren form. oils Der refine &fse
bau, Der IN Der 8'ssl erf nod ie&s
Sahren, ttIisr ipdter piebertsbren fol-,
oa ionit aisemihiafeii bes Bobeus Elm
triit. 3 Bob re 8suinnuua beg nit
@ras psrmeusten 8less. 4lsesras. fiji
bic 1biere nitt uur msbr 5utter I~iefsrt,
ionberr biele Mtiduus ben 3tieren on
oenebmer uno s'iinoer 1T. neil bos bsi
rslner &lesfitts RING 10 astibrlihs Nuf.
bldben Der Ginter rno Shofe uermieber
pirb; rsinsr 8Iss uno &leesraS ioIsn
bel Der 8eriittsruus aeidnittsn uno nit
e,lem 1lertel Sttobbddiel semergt ruer.
Den; baourh tulrD oieies Jutter BON ben
Taieren am beittn aus9enlbt unb 0ut
ter fir ben Riuter erfpart. 4. DoB oas
nit 8leesrns bsbaute Nderlanb niht nur
ourd ben Stpsi' Bis oreljddrisen Beiianb
oes Rlessra'es upm untraute sereiuist.
ionoern aud on Yooenirait bereidert
plrb. neil Der 8les feline Nabruua m,hr
aus BEN untererunoe. bas @ras meb'
aug Der Wderfrums n,mmt. 5. 9a lid
Die Soften Der Nusiaat unb Der Srbeit
bsim @lsseraie p%srrinaern. neil bnsislb
2 bis 8 Sabre ldna'r ocrblelbt, id6rl'h
bel Rottileeinot NIT @ras 5tpei BIS trs,.
anf autem Boosn bel l~uierneioat NIT
@ralsru ielbt pier Sduitte, iomit m'br
siebt; iiberoies eas 8leesrns Ie'1'
ter uno lhr q r t,cddet oils reiner &les.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-12

- Gin gutter 9lppetit ldBt auf 8elunohelt
IhlieBen. Somm's lhmadbattes S'er Ut IN
Der Z bot Elm orbentli4er Nppetifret3er.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-12
Hu ftub afiubelt.

Charlie Sdmibt, Der stpas itottert
~,S-S-S-S-Sie bnbsn @ piel,
lsitt idou felt einiser 5sit bcmertf.
1rdulein ga - Ra = Ra - &atborino,
boB i-i-i-ih-"
Srdulein Rotbarina (sanS uerSidt)
%, Charlie. tas iommt mir absr sanS
unertparttt-~
meinen Shirm Dor piers
Ssbu 3asen bel Sbueu oerssNen babe"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-12
Gr1tsr BeroienN.

Siuoioius: .S,sb' mol. 8aul. o,eie
20 Wa,t! Wein etiies ielbftuaroientes
@slb!"
Grin 5rsunb: ,Womit heit Gu benz
has psibRnt?"
Stuoioius: .2ssre Wsitfllbm bab'
i'd petfauft!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-12
Sdwod,c. iicrSSSc TcrionciI.

- @slp psrlitbsn aui Gormen iar BIT
Eansr bon l. 2. 3, 4 oeer B Sabren.
Snteefien niebrig. Qbas. u. Wpr's
Soul Centre, Rnn. b1-ot
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-12

@.ls ,u ssrbsreta N ben ntssrtsasn 0atsn. Mts
2 q ~ s~trtauftu tat, fpft&t Sss; enr& 9ssttn.
PAM rs uen ssriaufta. @es eant fsnftn nta, taer
20 ~ fetstu Sutsssgs. Bet nts VpriufSst&sH.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-12
F. E. KREATZ,

contractor fir 3ampi' uno SeiBpn Ter
SelSun9sapparate. Ynie nno 3uperlait9'
Nrbeii lieis 9a!nntiit.
81. Giont, Wtrr. 17stt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-12

Eenias batte
fbsusrfaiiuna
|d Der Wlam
fn permodte.
rs auf ibrer
einmal iiber
Der o~oriuipre.
kten belt iie
Ereunoin Elm
eeiien Tim.
% beiien 8e.
Eas perbdns.
enSli6 iollte
zen.
Pffen. sdcu
ibn. lpie CT,
oas ibn tra.
nberibreiten
b ermosliht,
nsn Gmpians
Fr Dor ibr lie.
Su iammetn.
I'M Sattel &c.
Fbeiseben iei.
lnS Die ,upor.
prem Gr9eben
Portete sd
Ften. Sobalo
let, es ,renis
|gen sic mir.
Sant unter
bic @orte;
eldem lie &c.
(ent rei;uollen
Pin 10 tieisr
iebin ME aut
Fm' Iusbru6
ieinen Bulls.
Gimme pers
%oerneiste uno
rNatoem i9
mid porse,
bnen."
Srfe Momten
Sbetla nab
Eib nieoerlai,
lnse ~perborseH
it'd auf Die
barber hin.
berlel Ssit
eritanolib in
benz unabldis
b tlar barber
hni Boolle Sers
Torsdnse be-
inlbreiten fir
eroen musten.
@eoanfen. nit
fOffneu. oeiien
lbar cine per.
kter trat Grdi'
lie bel ieiner
iht bot, ipaste
einen ~freunb'
useruf Su Der.
aber iut)te er
b. ais hattie er
(anoen, beiien
uno Feben su
%enielc," reSete
aui ben leeren
sic
hnS ellen, cine
gen, Die num-
mid tiei be-
hunt on. rWaS
)e er %peritGrt
tno nahiittiss
J taum pieber.
{tBperIlauoWlIc
9etreten."
)aren bel mir
ermiberte
Entitiecenbeit,
Bu Der Vorauss
pub sic sesen.
mid aber peins
|ras, Der mir in
hing uno ben iu
/ Nblebnen mir
k%iporben, mid
b ber?- fraste
Fien &bnunsen:
!; errietb nur,
Sic, ptel'
broBem unSlhd
h 8alten unter
! iiberreifte tie
| ipurSe pl0elld
|auf ben BebGl-
er bic Gpren,
eruor,ubrin9en
&c
pliten SeweiS
bienS seraoe in
IN.
en- Sie," iprad
d. resenoe Wtit'
Nnseii6ts seS
Is in ieinsn
gen Saltung ju
nebmen Sie,"
= itrens, oils er
me madte, Der
amen, uno wie
/, idlus iie ben
Sc
9eraoe bic ibrer
@irfuna aus.
nenbaupt idau'
gu boren:
Slt eS bod oaS
Mutter, oaS
rim pieber Su'
onH .ne
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-12
Yfcifem:Or9eln!

east surs gfsiisn.S rssln In Srtnuns trtapsn. %
III ieet te ftSnlte 3ttt ta,u. Wdrttt nt6t 10 lenst,
in iurjer 3ett ruiuirt Ia. SO made su& te drbttt 70
gut une biais rts Urgent ttne 3sneurren,.6 trme. saet
nttt ieten fremten tsrselduftneu gfrftsr, eef ID ale
5a6mann ~ausetstt, ans gptrf. Strf6ttttne hne nstt
den auf tisie gPsiis ~ S6atsn %atismmsn. Neun SIR
cine gfetisn. Sresl trautt-ee fistn cher arst sann
laet tieber tds Sch twr I'm Stdate ~etreuitfsn une M.
une @atsrtal ~sbsnfals ron tiefem eidafs beitstf. as
In dnesren Staatsn ~ f%autn. Weneet tua an Sstn
Rptn. Ct. paul. Rinn.; tr rtrt Gu6 R6srlt& ius 81.
f~ristentsit tstiensn une IN strne ttrttt. bdS 0el6 tssld.
,usriattsn. fans SIR nitt ~ frttetnstfsat. ftta iSattt.
Gins usue orstl NIT eff f~ltnsenten Rtstfsrn N inhn
8eriaui fsrti8; jnst NIT ftttn ivrs&tnttn &tstdtrn dne
tn Ter Grtett. acmmt une bettt ssftlhsn!
JOHN ROHN,
tart Ctr. Ct. Taul. @tnn. 2l.fj
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-12

1aS- 9er6 UNI eemlitrs Jarbsn
warren rob ne 10 blaia ulS Dieie8 Sabr.
Stre,1t tnre Sduier uno Sbeunen an
unb tauit Die 5arbe bel Gabner. -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-12
ct. PAUL. ss: sss: !. %iiaa. sSs :'"'

Ter Itr,ltpr, Sraneis sritterit, tat Elm rrn Water
Sn,ipp itIbn In ittntm 8ursris ~ sebrrtstcfen tn Sdeern
ausaehtntts Gsrtiffat. 3eusutfe ltestr I'm Snfttut
rsr, q. 3O6 Grtanse Straet. eesr rtretn auf Werldnssn
,ussi&idt. gtf Z Straes Balm sstt ets lur SHERMAN
etraet. "lH
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-12

Uir bittsn sintuntert Declare BtIptnune fiji
ietsn 5au ron 1atarrt. Der ni6t tur& Ginnttmtr
ppn baQ'S q atarat.Ru gstsilt rsrttn lam.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-27
KEEPING THE WOLF FROM THE DOOR
Apparently . Pretty Lively Struggle This, but
u Had u Happy Termination.

'In the course of my efforts to keep the wolf
from the door," said q man who once had to
make quito n little struggle to pull through.
'the wolf and I got pretty well acquainted. I
used to find him nights. when ] went home.
slouching around the yard. and sometimes, when
l have been very late. l have found him sitting
up on the doorstep close by the door: not try
ing to get in. but when ! went in he'd stretch his
neck and look in. The idea seemed to be that
as long as we had anything he wouldn't try to
get In. What he was waiting for was for me to
como home somo day without anything; busted,
beat. He knew that after one or two days of
that sort Of bu siness Id be too weak to stand him
off, and then he'd get In without even the trou-
BILE OF making a fight for it.
II knew what would happen, then, tho weak:
personal fight between me and tho wolf. 1t was
a long. silent fight. and very close, though, as a
n ms shsde OF som,et ! hsa Z f, Eet, eo fne S SeffsF S Se IT. i 5Tst
or SO nearly empty handed that what l had
wasn't heavy enough to weigh down anything
actually get his nose within the door, though
there were two or three times whom he camped
kept him out, and drove him off again. each
time, and at last as far away "a the yard, and
finally something happened that drove him oil
# don't believe In luck; I believe a man Is
sure to get all he's entitled to II he works hard
believe a little more In circumstances: and one
day as I was going home to meet the vol. ]
met a Circumstance OF large proportions and OF
n beaming countenance.
"'Strug., me boy said Circumstance, we've
been looking for you a long time. Where have
you becni'
THE wolf knew what was up the moment ]
struck the fence, but I'm blessed IL he didn't
smile over it; in fact, ] think he was rather
pleased, we'd known each other so long, and he
was pretty jolly, anyway, for a wolf.
7 fed him up the best | knew how; but Just as
soon rs he had made sure that We were all righi
he lit out, and VIZ never saw him again. II
seems queer, seems ms though he'd have been
all the more certain TO stay right there, where
lie was sure Of good stuff to eat and plenty of 1t,
but tho fact IL that the wolf never feels n,
home except with misery, or II reasonably close
approximation to Il. .Cheerfulncss and plenty
no simply can't abide"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-27
CHINA'S WAR IND EMNITY.
Reasons for Paying the whole 100. 900. 900
TaclA over 10 Japan In u Lump.

SHANGHAI, May l5.-As May 8 was the day on
which the third portion OF the Chinese war in.
demnity TO Japan Was to he paid, there Is much
curiosity 10 know what China Will do to dis
charge tho remainder OF her big war debt. The
treaty provided for the payment Of tho remain
ing 100, DOC, 600 taels In Blk equal portions. the
last to be paid OH May 8. 1902. On May 8 of
each year China must pay II liz million taels.
while on Nov. s OF each year., except the last. sho
must pay tho interest, which this year will
amount TO 1 liz million tacls.
1t is understood that Sir Robert Hart, who for
more than thirty years has been at the head OF
the Chinese customs service. has recommended
that the whole indemnity be paid OF once. This
would save Is, 000,o 900 tacls in interest. and
China would he credited with $780, 600 taels of
interest already paid. thus making the net pay
neni TO Japan to cloar up the whole war &C.
count only b3. 10000 tnols. or course this largo
sum would have TO be borrowed in Europe. prob
ably OF England, but as interest must be
paid on smaller loans to meet the payments
under tho treaty, there is no economy in
Payment in ono lump sum would give an cnor-
NOUS gain TO China, SO far as her prestige Is
Japanese garrison which Is stationed in Wei.
hai.woi and is 4 thorn In the flesh OF every Chi
tSs Gaps Mon Id s ssaSS1I Chin or To ,n' sep p1IiSo aS ez
make formidable once moro this great strong
hold; which In proper hands would serve as a
check to any force advancing upon Pekin,
This payment would also save, China 2.5oO, 900
tacls, which she must pay while Wcl-hai.wei IL
occupied by the Japs.
Japan Is In a bad way financially. and the pay.
ment of tho full indemnity would relieve hCr ot
the necessity OF raising a loan this year. As
things stand now, Japan will have at tho end of
this year only, 81 100000 Yen in tho treasury.
would have 0i. 600. 900 yen in tho TREASURY
without raising the loan of $1,000. 900 yen
which has caused discussion in tho Diet. Japan
" suffering from the reaction OF the war boom.
Hundreds of companies have been formed and
the stock peddled out among small investors,
Most of these schemes are swindles, and the
drawing OF OF the large amount. OF money In
volved has caused financial trouble.
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CLOTHES MAKE THEM sIoK.
Natives or Africa who Die when They rake
10 Wearing Garmenta-
From Hcrp6r's Md0a-in

From Hcrpsr's Muga-fns.
The bulk OF the later authority Is to the effect
that civilization ut present harms the negro by
exposing him to diseases he never know before.
In his savage state the black man goes naked
and becomes strong by a constant contact with
the fresh air. Tho first thing done for the happy
black heather is TO make him wear unoomfort.
able clothing, in which no swcats and breeds
poisonous microbes with horrible fuency. He
mover changes his clothing. and when he gets
wet ho knows no hotter than to dry them by
sitting close TO the fire. In this way he con-
tracts fever and undermines an otherwise robust
constitution. For this reason many magistrates
by the natives, and the consequent increase OF
disease. there will result a check TO the present
rate OF increase among the blacks.
The death rate among the co-callod Christian
nutiNC6 is larger than among those In the savage
state, owing TO the reasons above given; but
hero again we have to remember that the ga wage
laws, and the Chri stians referred TO arc such as
have not learned how to preserve their health
undor changed conditions OF life. With In
creased pressure OF population in South Africa.
and increased difficulty in wandering away TO
new territory, the blacks will bo forced
as they are today In the southern
pest which has rsyeged !hoir country during the
past year, combined with the locust plague. has
compelled nm Industrial movement among tho
tho blacks undrcamcd Of before,
In former years the tribes afflicted by want of
food would have gone upon the warpath and
sought TO plumber some OF their neighbors; to-
day they send, out their young men to earn
wages in the fields or in the mines OF the white
going on. making from day to day more real -
| rule OF the white man In Africa SS
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race on June 3 that horse had the latest record
and was therefore played, and Handprcss was
the choice in the sixth race for the Same reason;
again the same was tho case In the Rensselaer,
race on June 9, and with Gen. Maceo In tho
sixth race. on the eame day. Tho 81. Bartholo-
mew dead heat gave tho place money all right
totho players OF this system. On June IL Varus
ran third with no place odds, precipltatinR q run
OF six losera. Caldron, at al, with no place
odds, fortunately Won out, and then came I'VE
more losers, and on June II q airing Of
eight losers tone more than the system Is based
on. precipitated BY. the place odds az shown In
the following analysis: Bromley Stable ran
third Swango ran third; Harry Reed ran. SEQ
ond; belmar ran second; Flushing ran third. On
June 10 Prince Lee. ran third and Imperator
ran third. SO out Of eight horses to 60 down,
Just seven Of them ran L. 3.
Ing this system that II a "fot set in at the be-
ginning OF tho day, II would cause Just the same
call for capital as playing every race, and there
fore II was advised that tho capital should be
proportionately larger TO tho initial. bot than for
tho other method. This has proved true sooner
than was expected, but with the requisite capt.
tai there should DO no cause for complaint, as
the record IN na follnva.
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As there was no win on the first day, tho
game had to be carried over TO the second with
out . break. and when tho first win occurred
play had to be continued to make tho system q
winner for tho second day also.
The systom most strongly advocated this year
for those who have capital and patience 10 the
. cash capital of e515 in successive bets Of bio,
e15. e25. $40. SIS. $780,. $500. playing only tho
race after . favorite has won. continuing at q
nat bot Of $40 until q loss occurs, then stopping
until another f%avorite wins. scaling the bet
the initial slO. As Will be seen BY the chart
below, there are o number OF days when but ono
bet In made, and this 10 very trying for the gam.
bier az distinguished from the modern system
player. As to the Importance Of scaling bets
properly, q gentleman wrote Immediately after
the Morris Park meeting to ask what the
scaling of bets meant. On being told. he said
that he had lost at Morris Pork about 5000;
but that II he had scaled his bots according to
the plan outlined he would have won nearly
$4,000. This Duplicate Favorite system panned
out as follows at the recent meeting:
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PsuasylvauIa's Dsssu Holidays

OF the PennsyIvania Leesisiatupre proyides Tor
eleven holidays. and q day for Thanksgiving
makes twelve, as follows:
1. Jan. /. New Years Day.
2. Feb. 10, Lincoln's Birthday.
3. Third Tuesday OF February, election day.
4. Feb. %, .Washington's Birthday.
B. Good Friday.
O. May 80, Memorial Day.
z. July 4, Independence Day.
8. First Monday of September, Labor Day.
o. First Tuesday after the first Monday OF No
vember. election day.
10. Dec. %, Christmas Day.
IL. Every saturday after IL O'Clock noon.
u. The day selected for Thanksgiving.
The changes which have been made In tho
Holiday law by this bill are the making Of the
February election day a full holiday instead OF a
half holiday, the shifting of Labor Day from tho
and the observance of Memorial Day Hereafter
on Monday instead of Saturday when 1t shall
arst time placed ON the list Of legal holidays.