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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-11
9aS mort.

0as @ort!-8ie fleln uno unl1uls
big erl6elnt es, uno bod, iuelhe Welt
Don Selp, Subel uub &eb l1lleBt es in
lib etn! gSle 8rOB lit leln Nelb, uno
wel1e Wadt ut lbm 9e9eben!-Wie
lanit rlbrt es Die 9lel4Seltlmnlte Seele,
luenn es aus 8utem, warmem 1er3en
fam. 8le brinSt es bier Trolt uno BELL
uno Iallt iple ltnoerroer Yallam aui elne
wunoe Stelle; bod iuie relBt es aud
neue &ounpen uoer relBt bic alien BON
neuem auf, S1merS, Sorn uno @rol
erre9eno. &le peb that es uft,-mie
waro es gum 5ipellbnelpiSen Sdwert,
ipern es III uil9eSu9elter Salt Den Sip
pen entllpb, ebe Is BON Der Gernunit
sriiienp eripa9t wuroe! Sin 8Ort in oes
9erSens Grre9un9 9eiprO1en, Lot man9.
nal pas lnnl9lte Jreunoldaitspelbdl
nib, uer9litet init lelnem Stabel bas
Sarte Slebes9liid.
.Heoe nidt y8orte nit flie9enoer Gile!
3urnenoe WOrte limb flieeenoe Yieile,
3ooten Die Eube Der Seele 10 ibneu!
Sdwer it's Su beilen uno leibt su per.
wunoen,
Sbnell 1T perloren, bod wieoer9efunoen,
Wleoer9etunoen waro nimmer 10 ibneu.
Oriiden Die Yfeile oib ibwer in benz 8o'
der.
3rinte, Dir reidet 8eoulo ibren Ye4er!
DEM III Der Hfeil in Dem aober allein,
Spanne nlbt iablln9s ben barrenoen 3D.
genl
Sit Der @eieoerte einmal eutflogen-
Jtiemano lodt wieoer gum 2ober ibn ein!'
9o6 nlbt allein Der Wiuno, au1 bic
Sano iibermittelt bic Soluble uno &e>
sunsen bes SerSens na1 auBen bin.
Seloen lit Die berrll9e, sebeimnlBuOle
Wtaht 9eseben, aub in ltummer Spra4e
oas ausSuoriiden, mas oas tieilte Sn.
mere oes Wtenlben beleelt. Gin Sdnoes
orud iprl6t bereoter oft ais man1es
@ort uno miro INNER %perltanoen, am
belten aber 0 Der Giebe uno 5reunbs
lbait!-Sm 0tenIte oes SerSens iibrt
aud Die Suno oas @ort. Gle uermits
telt ben @eilblss unb Sbeenaustaul9
Der raumll6 @etrennien, lenbet oas
8prt in Die 5erne uno pergrpBert taft
beiien gSirfuns. 5reuoe uno 3rauer Sic
bessliid uno Soiinun9slOlisfeit, 5reuno=
lbaitsgruB uno Wunib pertrauen ii1
Der Sano an, baB iie i'm seidriebenen
Rprt gum 3iel setrasen iueroen. Sidt.
bar, flar uno oeutlib bait lie oalislbe
ieit, oils 3euse seiIilsen 2ebens unb in.
neren gmpfinoens.
Iber ipie Der Wuno leioer gar oft bas
glmt ais SOte oes Ser5ens mibbrauht
uno oas rebte @ort nidt finoet ooer
nldt meile senus lit, Die 9ippen 81 Der
l6lteBen, iuenn oas @efibl oes Sersens
oerart lit, oaB es i'm raiden @orte tunb
setban, S6aoen anridten f0nnte, 10 1T
audi Die Sano oft plel 81 i9nell unb I'M.
porlidtis gum 9ienit bes lei1t erreaten
SerSens bereit. DIE Spuren, bic tas ae,
idriebene Wort binterldBt, iinb aber
nett tieier uno nabbaltiser ais bic bes
selprobenen. @obl tbun Die un9eSii.
selten @orte bes Wunbes web uno TO-
nen LANCE nod I'M Ser5en oes Nnoeren
mad; bod Die 3eit ltrei6t nit oieiem,
peripbnenoen 5liisel bariiber bin, per
webt lie uno trodnet Die 1brGnen, biz
lie berporrieien. 3as @ort aber, baa
I'M @rpQ oes Ser5ens Die Sano aui's
Hapier bannte, bas ais vseidriebenea
Wort" niht I'M engiten areiie, neir
I melt binaus in bic 5erne nod wirft
4. ielbit bann uielei6t nod, penn Der
81 (6ertietsao auf esits 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-11

Cine itatiit;ide guiitelluns iiber Die
@inihrdnfunsen I'M 8erbrau6 BON Sc
bensmitteln i'm uprisen Sabre, welde
BON benz b~etrefienoen Bureau oes S6aB=
amtes ausseseben tuuroe, sibt flare @ui-
ihliiie iiber Die ihle6te @ei6ditsla9e,
welde bies sur Nothwenbisfeit madts.
Der 8erbraud bon &aiiee in 1896 be.
trus per &opi nur S.O4 Yiunb, sesen
9.22 in 1895 uno 9.51 in 1892, ais
Der 8erbrau6 ben bDditen Stano er-
reidte. Der 8erbraub bon 5bee, mel.
der i'm 8erbdltniB 5um 8aiiee mbebeul
teno 1T, betrus 1895 MIR l.31 Yiunr
aui ben 8Opi, weniser pie in iebcn
Sabre felt 1891. Nm meiiten wuro,
1bee uerbraudt in 1891, ndmli6 IL;
Yiuno per 8opi. lleber ben 3udsrper
brau& liesen nod feline @a9weiie pur
berielbe mar aber ihun in 1895 oil
82.6 Bfunb per &Opf seialIsn unb nieo
! riesr wts ie juuer unb wurbs 1895 nod
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-11

Su bisier erniten 3eit poden bic
Gorge uno bas gleno nldt nur an bic
3bi;re bsrienisen, bic ibrer Mitteloiis.
felt Wesen arm senannt werben, lie Der
i6afien iid audi ginsans in @ei9aite
unb Samilien, Die lanse 81 ben 8enei.
beten sebDrten, uno, ansituOa ert0nt int
mer bduiiaer Die Jrase: @ie tpirb bas
enben? Man lit bier in Mmerifa an
lips" unp y9owns" 9eiubbnt. Neiib,
Steluns unb Nnieben bleiben ben Sn.
babern nur treu, iuenn lie bieie Glitter
unausseiebt Dor Insriffen i9iisen, uno
man fam ben Nmerifanern unb allen
Ginsepanoerteu, iuelde ii9 bieie Iuf.
iaiiuns su muse mahten, uabrbaitis
nitt uorwerien, baB fie iid ionit burd
irsenb pelds gerluite unb Mieoerlasen
leitt entmutbisen lieBen. Gin aldn3en.
oes 8eiipisl baiiir bieten bic pielen
Seuersbriinite, bic burd Gpclone in arD.
seren Stdbten anseridteten 8erbeeruns
gen, bel oenen piele Der beute nod Sc.
bencen Maes perloren. Mber Der
Mutb iibte feline Spannfraft in ibrer
Yruit." Sertrauenspou nabmen bic if.
rer sanSen Sabe Beraubten Mrbeit unt
Slrmutb aui iid nnb finsen iuieber Dor
born an. @enn man bebenft, lpie er.
iolsrsi6 bic Weiiten iuaren, 10 brdn9t
iid uns wieoer bic 5rase nod ben
@runo Der ieBisen Wutbloiisfeit auf
5reili6 laiien Jeuers unb GpclonsS da.
ben lid ni@t nit einem rnsliid aui ein'
Stuie itellen, iple es iest fat bas gang
ameritaniihe Bolt beimiu9t, aber Ser
9leide bieten lid bod.
@arum nidt iuie bomals tauienbma
lieber auf a~nseu0bnten 2usus Wer3i9
leiiten, eas ~si&dft aaf siass ben 8eits'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-11

entfpredenbe @runblase fibren unb be
i9eiben i'm &reiie Der Seinen better
8eiten %abtparten, alS bur4 elm falihes
S4einleben ii9 unb Mnbere in Der 1du.
lhuns Su erbalten, bab man iid in gu
ten 8erbdltnifien befinbet. 0aburd
iuirb baS uebel bod nur i9limmer, uni
iolde 3uitdnbe fOnnen bod fir Niemant
befriebisenb a~usfallen. Das amerifani.
ide Bolt ueritebt ni9t gu iparen; mir
baben perlernt, uniere Mittel pollitGn.
big a%us5unuben; Nabruns, &leiouns,
@di6e, Wittel, fura ale Merchandising.
senitdnbe 10 portbeilbait tuie m6sli1 all
ueruenben. rlnb bas 1T, mas bic beut-
ide Sausfrau Der ameritaniiden poraus
bat. Spartan 1T bic beuti1e Sauss
frau i'm alien 8aterlanbe, unb nit bieier
i90nen Gisenidaft perbinbet iie elm
iuirtbi9aftlides Semen unb &0nnen,
bas bic unslaubliditen 2eiitunsen pols
brinst unb ben Grieben unb Die Bebass
lidfeit gu iidern i'm stanbe 1T.
IS fam uobl fiibn bebauptet Wers
ben, baB bic Jrau i'm tleinen
Sausitanbe bei boiler Yfibterfils
lung nit ibrem ba3u nrtbwenoisen
&enntnifen 9eiitis 10 befdbist iein muB,
tuie ibr Mann, Der uiellei9t elm tiidtis
ger Sanbwerfer ober Elm fleiner Sc
i&aftsmann 1T. unb bab cine Srau,
iuel4e ieelii9en @inHuB auf lire Sim
Der ausibt, ibre Seim gum Sammel.
punt alles @uten unb S6Dnen maft,
cine ipariame Wirtbi9afterin ibres INT
fansreiden Sausbalts, cine intelligence
@efdbrtin ibres @atten iein nil, 10 uerz
i6iebene Dinae selernt baden muB, iuie
es Elm Stuoent irsenb elmer 5afultdt in
ieinen Stuoienjabren gar nidt iertis
brinsen fam. 9ieie @iiienidait fam
aud nidt als 1beorie in Srauen=Gon'
pentionen unb Bereinen perbreitet iuers
ben, es wirb ii9 ipenisitens BEL berartis
ger 8erbreituns fem GROCER Nusen er=
seben; iebe ein5ise Mutter uno Sauss
bdlterin muB bieie niislide unb BE-
slidenbe @iHenidaft bel ibren 1Odtern
prattiid uertuertben, tuenn iie Sesen
FIFTEEN ioq. Dieie lleberSeusuns bat
iid mebr als ie tudbreub Der idle9ten
3eiten bel al 9enen befeitist, bic LANCE
'don tuubten, ytpo uns Der Shub
briift!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-11
0ere6t unD btuta.

&eprdlentant 6. 6. Mc0onalo bat uns
ierer 2esislatur cine SOrlase unterbreis
tet, fir bic ibm bic 2eier beutider uno
idwebiider 3eitunaen 81 beiUnberem
Dante perpilidtet lein tperben. Befannts
lid ma in Der lebten SiBuns bon Der
2e9,slatur cine Bill an9enommen nor
ben, iuelde bic 8erOffentli9uns Der ois
ientliden Nnfinoisunsen ausidlsBlib
auf bic in ensllider Sprade erldeinens
ben Seitunsen beidrdnfte. Gs fonnten
III e%in5elnen 5dIen beiipielsueiie Ga
DIN, bic in eriter 2inie beutide areiie
intereiiiren, in fleinen Standardization
per6fentli4t ueroen, ipGbrenb es ben
beuti9en !9eitunsen iiberlaiien blieb,
ibren 2eIerfreiS entpeber obne 0er9iiz
tun9 iiber berartise 8orsdnse in &ennt=
niB 81 iesen, ober lestere tobtSui6wei-
gen. 9aB biermit Der Seffentlidfeit
nidt sebient mar, unb baB BARN cine
sroBe llnsere@tisfeit lag, 1T flar. Gro.
Be Mnerfennuns sebiibrt besbalb benz
8%eprdientanten Mc0onalb bafiir, oas
er cine Bill unterbreitete, bic bieien MiBs
ltanbe elm Gnbe 81 MAIDEN beitimmt lit.
Der @ortlaut Der betreffenben 8orlass
1T f%olsenber:
v9ie 8idter Der 9iitritts, Yrubate.
unb MuniSipals @eridte bieies Staates
biirien, mad ibrem 9%aiirbalten, 8orlo'
bunsen, NotiSen, Yrotufoaaus5iise in
YroSeiien, NadlaBiaden unb ionitiScr
Dor ibnen su 8erbanbluns selansenosr
Nnselesenbeiten in beliebisen Seitunsu
I'M Staate usr0ifentliden laiien, poralls,
seiest, baB bieie ben Grforosrnifen
tuelde in bieiem Gapitel an vlesale amt
lide) Beitunsen" seiteGt tuerbsn, mi
Nusnabme beiien, baB iie nidt in ensli
ider Spra4e erl9einen, seniisen. Col
DE 8~orlabunsen, Woti3en unb Yrotofol
le miiiien aber in ensliider Spra4
publi3irt tuerben. Sol4e Nntanbisun
! Gen ioQsn ole p0lIsiltioe publtsations'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-11

selten uuo bieielbe @eltuns, Strait uno
Wtrtllns baben, ais ale anberen Yublis
tat!0lleil, arf ipelde ii9 bieies Capitol
be3iebt."
9err Wtc0onalb felt, ipie man liebt.
ellle bilrebaiis seretle unb biQise Sors
oeruns, bic UNI 10 mebr bic 3ultimmuna
Der essislatnr finbsn ioute, als oas
Nmenoement, ipeldes Dor 5luei Sobrem
ben nidt in ensliider Sprade erIdeiz
nenoen 3eitunsen Die amtliden Yubliz
tatloren ent5os, nit Silfe zines beim.
tiidiiden Streides our6sei6musselt
tpurbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-11

Ser eonsreb iollte feline Iufmerfiam.
felt Der WieoerberiteQurs Der amerifaui.
ihen Sauoelshotte yumeuoen. 0ieielbe
lit itetia berabseiunfen uno itebt iebt iiefer,
iopobl nab Commonwealth wie nab 5abl
Der Sbiffe. ais Dor benz Yiiraertrieae.
On Nufbau Der 3rieasaotte limb arobe
Jortihritte gemrht poroen. aber su bieier
ioute iid aub cine entipredenoe 6anbels'
tletts peieQsn, bic oeniioeab IN, unjsren
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-26

The l. A. W. and A. A. U. have
signed new articles Of alliance. The
officers Of the Amateur Athletic Union
decided over a year ago that their
agreement with the league was deeid-
eddy one-sidsd. the cycling association
deriving benefits that were not mutual.
As a result Of some small differences
the A. A. U. subsequently terminated
lis alliance, This action was inter-
preted by some as an open defiance 70
the L. A. W.. and trouble was anticl-
pated. The officers Of the two associa-
tons came together. however. and
new articles Of alliance were outlined.
Howard z. Raymond. the ex-chairman
Of the racing board. was appointed 10
represent the league In the negotia-
tons and he stated yesterday that new
articles satisfactory 10 both organiEa-
lions had been signed. He says that
the new agreement differs very little
from the old articles. except that some
Of the disputed points In relation 70
suspended riders and blaeklisted tracks
have been more clearly set forth.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-26
ny. to God. TO aid in the suppression
Of To- saloon BY law. 70 actively sup.
port prohibition.
Eflngham. ~.


The president permits wine 10 be
served at the white house table 70
those who are In the habit OF taking
wine with their dinner. Their G..
W. Rosenberg, OF Syracuse. thinks
this Is an Outrage Ne insists that the
president ought 10 forbid these guests
the wine and compel them TO deluge
and impair their digestive apparatus
with iced WISER. or iced tea, or iced
buttcrmllk or other cheerful drinks
which the Rev Rosenberg approves.
New York World. We'll. suppose the
president Gceb permit the use OF wine
al his table? What has the Rsy. @.
w. Rosenborry. Of cyrnclse. got TO do
with u? Has not the president the
same rights as the ordinary citizen?
II u certainly a piece o. superlative
impudence for any one-oyen a Rover
ond'-to attempt 10 dictate 10 him
what he shall Or shall not place upon
his table for his friends and guests.
The great bulk q the American people
are a great way from being prohibit.
tionists. ard would spurn the attempts
OF anyone 10 hoss their table arrange.
men,s. and say what they shall eat or
drink How much more he who has
been elected 10 the highest Office In tho
/ sin Of the citizens. and who il con.
| sldered entirely competent 10 manage
the afaira Of 7O.00O.OOO OF the mos,
Intelligent. thoughtful and bcst-odu-
Gated people In the world. n the Rev.
lntermcddler Rosenberg would give
NJ much time and attention 10 the
study Of his Bible as he Is apparently
viking 10 .slve to the management Of
the AMIR OF the white house he would
ind that he whom he calls his Master
not only drank bui made wine Cor the
benefit and entertainment OF passing
guests, His apostles also drank wine.
as have most Of the great lights OF
both church and states for lol these
many centurlcs and viii probably CON
tlnue 90 do 30 Tor ages after the good
Mr. Rosenberg has been gathered 20
hls fathers
We had one president SIR. Hayes
who allowed others 10 boss him IN the
matters Of the table Narrow-mlnded
bllpts like ne Syracuse parson com.
PEELED aim 10 Danish wine from his
board. bur his example Is not likely "a
be- followed by any OF others. a. he on.
/ ~ succeeded 10 making himself the
laughing stock 20 an independent
rlfht-thinklng citizens. The days GOT
sumpiuary laws IN America are Ions
gone by. Liberty is the watchword-
not only In church and state. but In
the workshop. the factory. the oflc,
and the home. and no man or SET Of
men can ever be allowed TO interiors
With lt-Mldas Criterion OiqnoD.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-26

The following was sent out with a
program. Cor a vacation school In con-
necilon with the university OF Chicago
Settlement Il isa civic creed worthy
Of adoption God hath made Of one
blood all nations o. men. and We are
his children. brothers and sisters all.
We are citizens Of these United States.
and We believe our fag stands for self
sacrifice for the good OF an people.
We want. therefore. to be true citizens
Of our great city. and will show our
love for her by our works. Chicago
does no, ask rs 10 die Tor her welfare.
she asks her TO live for her. and 40
TO live and 20 10 act that her govern
ment may be pure. her ofhcers honest.
and every corner Of her territory shall
be a a. place to grow the best men
and women. who shall rule over her.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-26

The territory Of Alaska affords q
striking example Of the Inconsistencies
Of federal Law concerning the llquos
irafne The United States government
prohibits the importation and sale Of
lntoxicants In that part Of rs domain
except for use a. medicine. yet az the
same time Il IL violating IL own laws
by Issuing internal revenue licenses In
Alaska. and thus becoming a partner
In the drink business. Thousands OF
gallons Of alcoholic liquors are being
sent 70 Alaska each week. a large part
Of which Is shipped TO the Klondike
Saloons are running vide open. and
liquor Il being sold 20 Indians as well
a. 10 whites. The poorest Kind Of
whisky. Il is said. retails readily al
three dollars q bottle when Uncle
Sam himself manifests such scant re-
spect for law. Il Is time Tor the more
level-headed among his nephews and
nieccs 90 come 90 the rescue OF the
nations dignity and good name
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-26

Young men who read Dr. hansen. tae
famous Arctic explorers book. and are
Interested In the cause Of temperance.
should make a note OF what he says
concerning alcoholic liquors. comiqg
from . such a source the statement car
r'es great weight lie sats. 1t Is often
supposed that even though spirits are
not intesded for daily use they ought
10 be taken upon an expedition Tor
medicinal purposes. would .eadlly
acknowledge this u any one could show
me a single case In which such a rem.
edy Is necessary but tnl this IL done I
shall maintain that this pretext IL not
sufhclent. and that the best course "a
to brush alcoholic drinks from the lat
Of necessaries for an Arctic egptdl.
ton"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-26

As II they even dreaded 70 see the last
Of the vessel that had brought them 90
Gar from the homes they would never
see again.
After a rather sleepless night owing
70 the savage onslaught OF millions Of
mosquitoes. We rose early and prepared
Tor long days sightseeing. FOR the
commander Of the island. our amiahle
host. had promised 10 be our guide
on this day. AZ any rate. We had re-
eeived Information that a camp Of
Mlncopies a. the aborlEines are called.
we're sqaatting AZ a small cove about
20 miles along the coast. and as this
camp was composed Of about SO men
and women Of the most warlike and
hafharous tribe on the Islands. Il
would be a good opportunity for us 10
see Mlrcoplcs In their savage state.
We had steamed along the coast Tor
about two hours without seeing a SOL
itary sign OF human life or habitation.
when We rounded a small promon-
tory and came upon a camp OF ma
uves The camp consisted Of holes
dug in the ground 10 a depth Of about
Is inches over the top Of these holes
leaves and branches OF trees were
spread and made some sort OF rude
shelter from the heavy dew which
falls there at night. Not a native was
TO be seen. however until the steam
whistle Of the launch le, out an IN
earthly shrek. Then We could see the
little fellows crawling out Of the pits.
an the men being armed with a bow
about i've and a half feet long. We
an got into the boat and we're rowed
ashore 10 see what a Mlncople looked
like.
Not a man or woman among them
vas over four feet ak inches IN height.
Their bodies were covered with a thick.
FELLOW rsud. made from turtle oil and
clay. and their fae,s were decorated
Nith rcd paint. made from a red earth
which Is found on the island They
plaster their bodi 81 with mud for two
reasons-hrft, to protect themselves
against the vicious insects which
abound In the iunglcs. and second. be-
ssuse they believe that by 80 doing
hey viii ward Oh the severe malaria
which Is 10 prevalent there. The men
lad no hair on their faces. and both
men and women we're utterly destitute
u eyelashes with both sexes an ths
nair on the head IL shaven on with
he exception Of narrow strip from
,rown 20 nape. and even this Il kept
ut quite close Their arms reach
Town TO their knees; they have a sllehl
gtoOp when they walk. and a. both
men and women vert stark naked
hey presented an appearance disgust.
ngly ape-llke. settled homes they
nave none. They wander abou, from
ISLAND TO island. suhsisilng on Gsh
Wild fruits. grnhs. worms and clay
they have enormous appetltles. and
both men and women viii easily con.
sumo about elght pounds Of ash OF
yruhs At one sitting and then soon b.
ready for more.
Their weapons are beautifully print.
tive. The bows they use are made
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-26

Of peculiar kind Of redwood indlRen.
ois 70 the Islands. Tie strings being
long strips Of bamboo. The Rrrow-
heads are made Of Ash bones or flint.
and the arrows themselves are un-
feathered. that is. 80 far as feathers
are concerned. but they cut two small
Sits In the but b the arrow. into
which they nsertl't,ces OF dried BAN
boo leaf Every Nan carries a shor,
heavy spear with ine flint head. and
they are singularly dexterous In the
use Of their primitive weapons. They
are all cannibals
The next point OF interest visited
was Viper island. This was the island
on which the penal settlement was hrsi
established In 1858. Here were sent
mutinous slpahls. thu.s and despern.
does from all over India. The island
rises sheer out Of the water 10 a height
Of 800 feet on three sides and on the
east side Il has a PERCEPTIONS descent
into the water % about 100 feet. This
island Is the home Of 500 OF the most
desperate conyIeis In the world. Muir.
derers. mutineera. thugs. are all con
gregated here and will never leave the
place until they die. This Is the pun.
ishment prison 10 which ill-behaved
oonyicis are sent from the prison al
Port Blair. The discipline here Is ter
ribly severe. as II needs TO be 10 keet
In subsection such a hard crowd. Is
cape 10 impossible. az the island Il
guarded by white troops and there Il
only one boat Of any sort allowed neal
the place. and that Is an armed Gov.
eminent cutter.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-26

Leading Presbyterian ministers de-.
nounee the action OF the professors Of
Princeton university who signed a pc.
tiion for license Tor Princeton Inn.
Rev. Charles Woodruff shields. u. ID.
IL. n, Is especially scored.
Two hundred persons waited on
Mayor Muir. OF Harper. Kas.. recently.
and demanded his Immediate reslrna.
tion because he refused TO close a ga.
loon that had opened on sunday night
A revolution Of the city governmen,
has been threatened.
The saloonkeepers In twenty citle,
IN Kansas have an understanding with
the authorities that IN consideration
OF stipulated monthly sums OF money
paid into the city treasury, they viii
no, be molesled. This Ia practically !
license system.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-26

4 curious use Of the microscope wa,
lately made In Prussia. Il appears that
on one Of the railroads barrel. which
should have contained silver coin. wa,
found on arrival at It's destination to
have been emptled OF 10 precious con.
tents and sand substituted. Professor
Ehrenberg was consulted on the sub.
iect. and he sent for samples Of sand
from all the stations along the differ.
eut lines Of railways through which
the specie had passed. and by means
OF his microscope Identified the sta.
ton from which the Interpolation sane
must have been taken. In due tim,
the culprlt was found 10 be one Of th,
employees at that station.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-26
Liar bohhln

AAAA AAMMAAs
The inventor declares that not only
viii the machine do away with the bob
bin altogether. but will save skilled
labor. weave an fabrics AZ a reduced
cost. and In fact. completely reyolu
tionize the weaving Industry. TIT
New York Times gives a good descrip
ton OF the new loom. which 10 eli ap
pearances performs its work on rad
cally new lines Instead OF an assort
ment OF small bobbins which have C
be placed IN the shuttle by hand. this
weaving apparatus is automatically iet
from a large spool OF thread holein;
a ten hours supply. which stands a. the
side OF the loom.
An important advantage claimed foi
this improved mechanism Il that u
win feed a number OF threads At "a,
same time. using a variety OF color
simultaneously. The old style shuttl,
lays In only one filling thread at .
time; consequently when more thar
one flling thread Ia used. as In n,
manufacture OF box or basket cloth
the old shuttle must make as man,
trips across the loom ~ there are on.
Ing threads. while any ,N.-ges OF col.
or necessitate the stopa. OF the ma.
chlnery and cause delays.
This self-teeding loom attachment
consists Of two similar parts. one Al
each end Of the lay. In order TO attach
I, TO an old loom !, IL only necessary
TO take out the crossbeam OF the lay
Just under the reed. with all Of lu
shuttle boxes and other machinery. and
In Us place set a square beam similar
In size TO the old one taken out. On
each end Of the new beam Il afixed tAt
simple mechanism Of the attachment
which weaves with a continuous supply
OF flllng thread.
With the new attachment there are
no bobbins 10 be- taken out or put Ia
and the breaking Of threads Is reduced
to minimum by the freedom and deli.