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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-01-06
Iemofratiide %criammluna.

lin rcht;eiti0 Die Fldne Iilr Ole
oicojGbriOe Nerblt 9SaDlcampd91c,
pcrcn Gr0ebnib wieperlm upn SroBtcr
Sra0lueite uno pom b6h'ter SepcutlnQ
icin lpiro, III cntlpcrien unp Die cr'tell
Shrittc iilr cine criol9reihe Sabla
lhluht cinSulenten, ut uuf Den IL.
pieico MtondtS, pao ut Wtlttluoh IN
nGditer &ohe, cine %cr'ummlun9 oel
Stuoto Organization Der pemotrati
ldcn Eurtei unbcraumt. 81 ptclcl
Organization 9cbOren neblt Dem
StaatS Gentrul Gomlte Die perlhiepc-
nen Gountp ulo Erecinct Gomlteo
ooh iino uIBer pielen audi ale Semo
fratcn peo Stauteo ;ur &~er'unmlunQ
ein9elaoen, melde puS Se'te Der Ear
tel, llro oumit oa0 Sclte oeo %oltce
mpllcn. Sieie %erl0mmlltn9 per
ipriht nm 10 an0enebmer III perpen,
ais Senatcr zones, &orltser pee
National GomiteS, lid III per'elber
ciniinoen miro. lin es reht plelel
uno alien III trmo0lld)en, oleIer hpd'l
mihti0eu &crlammlung bel;upcbnen,
III puiilr 0elor9t worpen, puB oel
,SabrpreiS nuh Indianapolis unp III.
rid MIR II betru9en miro audi Inn
bic SHptel0ebilbren I'M Meitbptel ali
-. 80 per Gag ermdBi9t. Abencc
miro eln Euntett pe%ranltaltet, du'
meltem Der edit pemotrdtl'hen I've
miltblihteit Nehnun9 gctru9en mlrp.
User inlnler nit Den Semotraten pee
Stuuteo paS ,Sntere'ic Der Fartei &c
ioroert unp 9cwubrt pi'len mill, trd9e
pa;l ielbit bel lno made bel Der tyr.
oiimun9ouer'ammlunS filr ole oleeldb.
ri0e Champagne letn Nrlhellen -
Nuhtrd0lih brin9en mir nod III tyr.
fabrun0, paI uud) i>crr SSm. !. Srpur
iein Grlheinen III Der &%erlummlunQ
MADDEN wirp, 9epiI etn l(mltdnp, Del
Du;I beitru0eu loll, Elm 9an;eo Neel
edter Semotraten I'M 2$eltbotel III
Wtimreupolio %periummelt III leben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-01-06
Sdritt in Der rcdltcn Midtuna.

tim Deutlh u~mcritnnilhcr NCiltli
der ihrtibt go mCrirculih ole
Eerprlnoun0 mlereo %crtrctero an
Der tutb. llnipCrlitdt III 2&albin0ton,
J. s., Mti0r. Shroocr, ullt lit, 10
ireut eo midi bod, p0E Der uriprin0
lihe Flun lciner We0ner nlht ullo1e-
filhrt merocn tonnte. Serlelbc 0ino
ndmlih, 10 wcit ih leben tann, oabin,
Den %0cnunntcn Frdlaten Dor Nllem ala
Mtittcl ;lr Auibringung Der $50, 600
III 9ebralhcn, Die ;ur Wriinbun0 zines
~vebritublo iiir peutihe Sprahe INN
viteratur oil Der futb. llniperiitdl
notbnenoi9 lhlenen, parn aber ibr
al Die EIit III leten. 9&ao wilrot
"a III 9eluincn &reilcn fiir Elm bobni=
lhee @eldhter iiber ben ,oummer
peutlhen Wtihcl" entltanpcn iein
,Neet wcroen iih I'M ere peutihen &a
tboliten oa9e9cn liherllh ;peimal be.
%linnen, che tic @elp ;ur Stdrtun9 ci
ner llniucrlttdt opfern, beren Siret
%torenratb iih crit pes Froi. Fobl,
unp pann audi 'peo leBteren Tcrtreters
pcutl6er tatboliiher 9$iiienihait
VtlSr, Shroccr, entlcpiSt bat"
Nidt nur ;peimal belonncn baber
iih Die &ertreter oes materen :. u.
Il. GentralpereinS, che lie ibrc Samm
lunsen i%ortieeten, iOmpern lie baber
mebr Setban. Sic baben Gtwae &C.
than, mas ais ein Sdritt in Der red.
ten Hihtuns 81 beSeidnen lit. 81,
baben ii6, iber bic &0pie Der timer
oIienbar unireunolid seiinnten Webr
belt bee S%irettoriums Der tatbolii9er
uniperiitdt binwes, oil ben semeinla:
men Batter Der fatbolii9en Gbriiten.
! belt ielbit 9ewanst. Sic baben ibu,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-01-06
NIrit Sismarf.

Seine Gage ilno filr Die Sen'd.
tiousihmierer mn Nnten1obrltunten,
leien lie mn, in Faris, vonopn, Ner
Nort ODER ipnltWo III lllhen, 9lln'tl9el
ais bic. 9&eibnahtS uno 9%iellubroret
ertu9e. IN oieler .Seit ulbt Die SerIht
eritatturo aui Dem eurppGilhen Gontl
nent iait pollitdnoig, mn eo ut oarll oel
Senlationemuterei Sbilr mo Sbol
0e0iinet, mn Die ipurnaliltilhen 9teu'
iabrsenten iino betnnntermaBen Ole ret
teiten. 90 audi Sumltag wleoer, ale
ein ycnponer N%bcnbblutt Die Nddrldl
in Die N%elt icpte, pdH Nilr't Slomdrd
0eltorben iei-eine Nahrlht, Die "a
anaeiihts pee pretdrcn SeItnpens pee
oreiicn StuatsmdnneS lmmerbtn III
%ereihe Der Wt69lihteit lag lllp len
let's unp oeoieito pes SScuno plelt
Wldubiae ionp. 9ber nein, Dem oelt
lden &olte iollte Die Reimbursement
niht ourh cine lolhe erltltternot
aunoe 9etriibt werpen, Sein 9roHte'
S%taatsmaml, Der SeSrilnoer oee
nellen Neihee, lebt nod Der 9Slnter.
turn hat Die ulte eide I'M Sadlell
malp nidt oeidlt, wenn CT audi mad
tia Stamm uno 9lelte lhilttelt &c,
alte Hete hat ben Nnbrut oee neuer
Nabree I'M Greile ieiner ,Sanilie ;uge.
brut)t, bate aber infol9e ,elneo lei.
oenpen .Sultanpeo non Dem Vmpfnno
pom Eeludern ableben mllnen-'r
lautete Die berubi9enoc &unoe aus
Nrieorihsulbe ulli Die nab bort 9e.
rihteten belor0ten Nntra9en.
Ter Nlttan;lcr ut aber lelpeno,
lhmcr leipcnp, pas geht aus Den Mor.
ten ieilles yeibur;tee, u. Shpetrln.
ger, berpor, Der tilr;lid) 9eduBert bat,
odI er aui cine Misunderstanding Dec
an trGite;ebrenper archaeological lei
penpen ,yiiriten boiie, puE Die Hecon
paliecen; uber cine lebr lan9lume letr
merpe. llno al oiele Nonnun9 bat
iih pae pcutihe %olt, peiB eo bob,
puH 9eraoc in picier .Seit Die mdbnen
DC Stimme peS trellen Nttebdro IN
( atiempulp nlht ieblcn lollte, "a oil
peutidc mlSpdrtigc Folitit elmer
Recommendation &urS cin9elhla9en bat
Der mobl cine WtahtgroEe filr OaG
ulte &aterlono brln9en tunn, obel
audi 0roBe Weiobycn i'll lid birgt.
Wt00c iih bel Dem SrCilen Nilritcn ode
ulte &ort bon Den iGllhlih Soot9e
iu0tcn, ocnen nod munhco v%Cbcnoiubl
bclhieocu 'Cln 'oll, bemubrbcitcn
Sann miro Die tribe Stimmrun0 pom
lettcn SUmitNg Die bel Den crltcr
9tuhrihttn aus vonoon lcoen mobren
Scutitcn beihli6, raid lpic cin gar.
tiger Ncuiobrolput pcrihminDcn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-01-06
Cine bohit anaenebme unterboltuna

Cine bohit anaensbme llnterbaltuna
puroe ieitens oes bo&w'ten Yiibofs 9ru
bee uno oes bobw. Carbohydrates
Cones am 9ienitae Nbeno in Der biidoi.
lihen &eiibenj ben Witelieosrn oes Sir.
bendors bereitet. bel welder 6ele9enbeit
Der bohwiroisite 6err Yiidoi lid
in befrieoisenoU uno lobenspertber
Weiie iiber Die 2%eiitungen oes Shores
ausiprad uno lie ieineS gantes iiir ibre
Semiibungen ueriiderie, Sin Wdnuer
Guartett bradte ourh itone @eianas,
uortras. einen anaenebmen @ebiel in bic
llnterbaltung, uuo beuor Der Sirtentor
iid uerabidieoete, wuroe elm ieoes Wit.
9lieo nit eiuem annebmbaren @eiteut be-,
oaht.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-01-06
Sit Aarf uue lsiaft. Ritt stuua itttts Diet ur tr
~ ssnlssu. esfcrs Natirast fur SiettTs.


~ CUR Seior9unS 'cineS NOuo
bats luht Elm peutlb %tatbolilhcr
Fiarrer uui benz yanoe cine ;Iper
ldiliSe, ~eriabrcne aohin. HtdbcrcS
III ~erirasen in Der yNoroitcru" =
nee. J-bd
- @ebriioer Varoen's Gllcuwaa
r%enbanoluus seldloiien, yelet pcrcn
an;ei9e,
t @en ibr cine G%iienbabnma
9~enlaoun9 Salboli an elrer ndt'tcu
Citation abselieiert baben wollt "
lpsSielIen Freilen, oanm lpreht Dor
bel Der e Number SO. in St.
Gloub. 5-2mt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-01-06
Was 9eiebicbt, mmB raid &C:
icbcbcn.

Menn lid ullh Die .Sabl Der Fro
teite geoen ouo vooge'ihe Ginm0npe=
runoe0eiep nit ieiner Silouhgsprobe
IN erireuliher &eiie mebrt, wenn and
pon Seiten Der Nrbeiterorodnllationen
cine nud) Der unpercu llh Dem Frpte't
oeoen Die glnnabme zines lpeiteren
3rpar0soeiepee unihlieBen, 10 mus
bod III Dem d~ll0emcinen Wtunenall-
grin auf Den Non9rcB, DEM Die Fetl
tionen 9e0en p0S ~ielep uorgelegt per
Den louen, lhleuniglt 9elhritten mer
ben, pcnn &er;l0 brtlgt Werdbr.
ltoh I'M yuufe Der nGdIten 9&ohc mcr
ben Die ElGnteleien I'M Gon9reI be
0iIlnen unp bis oubin lollten Die nit
m00lihit pieleu llntcrlhriften per'ebe
men Eroteltt, Die non uerl6ieocnen
Sr0anilutiontu 0ClUmmelt wuroen,
Dem Congress ciu9erCtht iein. Spd
ter %einlalicnpc Frotelte t0nlten bob
items eiuen MISUNDERSTANDING errc0cn.
cine meitcre Nclhrdntuug Der Vin
wunpCrung last lih ourh tctnc ~riinz
&c mChr 0elteno muhen. StC be
ltebcuocu WClcpc 0cnil0Gn uollItdnoig,
mliebiumc Nlemcntc, lolhc, Die Den
Wcmcinoen in Nol9G lbrcr t0rpcrlidCn
welunpbeit ;ur yult iullcn mitroCn,
BON Der VimmunOerung uloiulhllCBcn.
,<cOer urbeit9fdbi0t UtnmuuoCrer uber
lit eiu Cicpim iiir Die &trCini1tcr
Stuuten uno man lolltc ibm niht ourd)
cine EclCrprobc oCn 2&un'h uCrClteln,
in ieiuCr nCuen NleimNtb Elm mlGlihee
mo %merthpolleS NliCo Der mCnlhlld)Cn
Welell'hart Weroen III mollcn. I've
0icbt mohl tcin helh ulHer Den Der.
Studten, no man ocn NlmpunoCrel
al Der @ren;c uufbGlt, ihm cine Erit
iur0 I'M yeien uno S6reibeu ubior.
bert? I'm pen Ser. Stduten ubcr limo
bon alien Ecpobncrn ilbCr 10 Sabre
Elm Nhtel Nnulpbubeteu, niht Iurbi-
&c, neil metEc Eollblrt 9lmCrituncl
uno oieicS Nhtel mu9t eo anocre Fer.
lonen, Die pielleiht uuf elmer beoeu
teno hoberen Stuie Der Gultur ltebcn,
SIr N%ble0un9 elmer Vrilful9 III ;iuin
gen. Mtdn ioroert 10 ei0entlih mn
Die ileitertclt gebiloeter Wen'hen Der.
aus, menm ma BET alien wele0enbei
ten INNER nit Den frcihcltlid)en Tin
rihtum0en uniereo vunoco prublt mn
pom einem 0roBber;i9en weiit reoct.
Der unler Nolt b%eleele. Sle Wrilno,
0e0en puo Giupuuoerunoermoe9eiet
1ino 10 ourh'hla9eno, oaH tic ,Scoe,
0 lelblt perlteben mllB. Nber oi,
iinlteren ,vrembenbaner inn en9ber;i(
unp tiitiIh, penen nit feinen anperer
Wriinoen bei;utemmen ut, alo lbnel
Die Grtldrung 10 oeutlih wic M
moolih uno nit 10 pielen llnterlhrii
ten ais nir mo9lib Dor Die Nale II
le9eu, oaB man ibre 9Siecerwabl per
eiteln wirp, wenn tic es lid 9eliiltel
laiien lollten i'm GonsreB iiir Die BE
l6rdntuns Der GinpanperunS 81 tim
men. Sober Seutl6. amerifane
ldreibs leinem GonsreBpertreter, bal
er iider bel Der Sewerbuns I'M ein
@isoerpabl seidlasen weroen wirc
wenn CT nidt sesen oas @eles itimm
uno bisien Yroteit ienoe man Ioiort
bic Gle tbut moth.
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Cnlanb.

Ginen Froteit gegen / it i
| dc GinWanoerun9e V%elhrdntun9
baben bic 6erauS9eber pom nern oelt=
l6en .3eitunSen in Chicago umterSei6
net ulo Die llnterl6riiten pieler Ser
einsprGlipenten ullb Weiltli6en (iidt
nlr oeuti6er lonpern audi lolher an
oerer NatlOnen) 9elammelt uno oenz
lelben Damn an Die %ertreter bon ,iui
nois i'm Congress 9ciGitt. Sn Der
Nnice oee r9torbltern" miro ollI Ell
niSe Gage ein 9lei6er Frotelt uliliez
gen, uno erlufcn mir hermit ale Frie
tier, EorltGnoe Don &ereinen uno
EereinoperbGnoen lid obne Eer;u9
;lr llnteriei6nlun9 bel ms einrlnpen
III wollen. cite tbut 9totb, mie aus
elnem Nrtitcl an Nnoerer Stele er=
lihtlih.
Sie u cit q + rSieier ut Dor
ilber. Ter Slang Der wl6ler bat aus
9etOnt, Der yeltllbel 1T perrauldt
lno bus Nlta9sleben mieocr in lelne
1ehte 0etreten, bier pie auermGrtS.
Sn Der Suloesbauptltaot mar Die
Neier oni;iell lnp uornebm. Die
Gotlhuiter mn Weianpten fubren 1ui,
ebenlo Die &abinetsmit9lieoer uno bic
Webr;abl Der N%npelenoen Senatoren
uno Heprdlentanten uno Nidter pes
acknowledgements. Nues bate Ell
men amtll6en, m~iiroepollen Nn'tri6
NM Die Nrt uno 1&eile, wie ge9rilBt
lno 0~ratulirt murpe, erlnnerte lebbaft
al Den Wtoouo Der alien N&elt bel
'clh feierliher Welcgenbeit.
Na6 genpiienen Serien lit Sienita9
Der Is on9reB mieoer IN Sltun9
getreten, UNI 9lei6 nuh Der Nronz
mun9 erboben mie cine Wteute Die Sc
nutoren mn N%b9eorpneten cine Nepe
9e9en oas Nipiloienlt9elep. Im be
item lit bis Jest mniere Na6barltaot
Ner9us ,Sals g~eiabren. Der Senut
p%uliirte am Somnerlta9 cine Siu, mel
de $4,000 iilr Elm oIentli6ee @e
bdIpe in iener Stuot erlullbt.
Ger S6luB pee alten ,>abres CAB
~roB u ew })Ort, Der ;%weit9robz
ten Staot Der H%elt, wele9enbeit ibr
Entlteben in g%lGn;enoer Meile III
~ieiern. Manor %un Mpfs Sotihuit
an ben Staptrutb beidditiSt lid gum
groBen Sbeil nit ben iinun;ielen An
9ele9eubeiten Der Hielenltopt. "a
raus 9ebt berpor, paB lid Die %iunpirte
welommtlhulo wroB 9tew ports auf
1927 ABB, 529 unp Der perrmla9te
@ertb pes @rmbei9entbumes uui -,
AGA, 1913 1872 be;iHert.
Nm Wontas trat Die v~egislatur
pes Staateo : b / o in Columbus in
SitNunS unp trll9en i'm !i,aule ionic
i'm Senat Die Semotraten mn 2lnti
!Nanna Hepublitaner bel Der Sr9ani
lation Den Sie9 oapon. Sie Nnbdn.
ger Nanna's rehnen ubcr INNER nod
uui 'eine ErwGblung ais Sunocs &c
nator. aber lie lit iait unpabrlhein
LID, menn Numnu'o Welp niht Mun
Der perrihtet. Sie ndhite @ohe
miro Den Gntlheip brin9en.
Sienitu9 hat in I&albin9ton, :.
s., Die &crmdblun9 peo Wtilitdr ut
tates Der opriigen pertid)cn y o +
! fut t, Wrafen Npolpb Don Nopcll
nit Nrau Van, elmer ebenlo lhonerl
pic liebenorpilroigen Game, welde III
Der MUlbin0toncr Welellhuit cine Der
porra9enpc holle lpiclt, l%tatt9efunOen.
Sao lun9c Fuur hat cine Nohseite
rei'c nah Californian ull0ctretCn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-01-06

lsisir a.rlisstsnsr .tii ks its iraaisn 4 iti SsS
Ctrss met rfti&sn fjunsn. g Ststt nur stnsn
Sn, BE xaublsit ~ %iurtrsn. uub bf ID turo
ssnhituttsasus Ssiiatitd. 9aSbhOt pifl bufA
ttuts sst,unSstsu 9uAans br felsiRist, SusiIsi.
sura Ter Gu1sdti4tl Htbu stfurfadt. Dtun bic.
ft Gstrt ~ snphsbtt. >alt ttf stlsm rumytInstn
stiSl,Gt. "A. srtsI1i isuliii. nab sens bic est.
,unblso uiAt sttsIsn lsb bisfs @SlW pisstr 10
itrR s~tlsrtSss 3utast ssrisst ssrbn lass. ptrt
tss othir %firtmmsr ,sfatrt ssrstn; nsun SSas an.
ter ,stl 1ns surA 1atsrst ssrurfaAt, vsIasr ntdts
ale sis sautnssiss 3sAsns Der fAItin,ssa CbsSat'
dsn 10.
Dir ssasn Untunssri Isuass tar islu nsrA
aatarsl sssurfadtsl) 5sa zen fasbttit 0sbss, tss
Dir met burt 6tlnstmsS Sss 3sl's aatarsl.xIs
tsilsa fSnnss. ss6t saA snfsst S,rsulsss snnu
0ss sbssatsG-
z. 8. GlsssSAGs.. Isasts. D.
- 0ssisShSss ~ oSsttshe1 N.
cats 0aUiRea!YiIen be beoea.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-01-06

9barles 3 2amb unh Satin on Nh.
ner R 4amb iir 81 RG4 pom
SWA sec II I 1876 Rloiie 3D.. $50
etarles 3 Qamb uns 8aiten on Z VI
Gamb iir Nk Ng4 pou SW4
Sec II Z 1876 Glolie 33 .......... $50
Yocific Nane 50 ct al on Serome
Soisbt fir 9ot 10 Bid . 0aines
Nbo Bapnssuiae ............. so
Sohn 2app unb 9attin an Niholas
lambert fur Eot IL Wld 4 9olums
bto Squdre. 1915
gornelia 9 Sohnion an BERNARD
Sersog fir IS NcteS uon e1h HS
4 Sec 30 I 1876 &lalie 80 ........ 1900
Sobu Jrepel uno Satin on Sobu
Sietner Ir. fir SH SW4 See l2
Z 125 9lafie 1875 unb Nnoeres.... 1900
linton Sobeih uxb @attin on Sohn
Shpinitei fir 3heli S@4 SgA
Sec 5 Z 1876 &lale 29........... 1860
Senrp Sooo unb Satin an Sohn
Roorehouie fir 81 NB4 bon
HgA Gee IS Z l26 alaie 33 -. l25
Soieph 8emper lr. en- Soisph Rem'
per iir SG4 HW4 Sec2s ! 1876
RldBe 33 ............. ...... 400
Wd:b,as SaGer uno 8atttu on Sos
aemper rlr 81 pon W@4 HW4
Sec "a Z 1876 8lniie 80 ......... 100
6eroinuuo Yorubrud Ino Satin on
Sermaan Shpieters fir " 30
Neres pom NSS4 N&4 Sec %
1876 8lalie 1900
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Ser,ud,t uur eine 100. Sdn&tel Cas-
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Nc TIM eapplt :.
St. ISaul unipn Stnt Naras

;. j dnuar tS9N.
gufrsr 25n Strtir,; j0r @nt; 100 SdIter, 30
Sedit, Eisre.
Str,iue-5 kis Zoe ~niesrissr. irlstue TEN 0i!tttn
Z tr'tn. Sualiiat uiti ic aut ais 8eferr.
rrsiertat NerIlufs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-01-06

- Yer,ud,t uur eine 100. 0anmtel Cas-
carets. ben %feiu'te- 4eber- oos Wag,r.N1'
ur'atpr. her 90 o--rr m v,'rs'
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Observation-Disclosures
(<;rmmtciQcmtbums= Ncrfdmfc.

8ir ben .Ncrsfstn- seri1tst rem Sssiarat Ssrru 9csr
W. Gmmel.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-05-13

London, May "a special from Mad
rid says orders have been sent to Govern
or General Agusti to resist to death an at
tack on Manila.
Madrid, May 9.-It is generally under
stood that the ministers of war and ma
rine are organizing reinforcements for the
Philippines, to be sent there as soon as
possible.
Gibraltar, May Spanish cruisers are
stopping vessels in the straits. and men
from the cruisers are sent on board YES
sells stopped to examine papers.
Cadiz, May "A man named Hoyer
has been arrested here and imprisoned.
He is charged with attempting to tele-
graph details of the movements Of tn,
Spanish warships.
Rome, May The Vatican has issued
an official denial of the reports that the
Pope has advised the Queen Regent to
mediate the questions which have led to
the war between the United States and
Spain.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-05-13
Loyal Roman Catholics.
Glove OfCOuntry Is NeNtto Love ofGod"
---Prayers with Hands and Hearts FOR
the Success of our Arms.

Glove orCountry Is Nextto Love orGod"
---Prayers with Hands and Hearts FOR
the Success of our Arms.
The archbishops of the Catholic church
of the United States have addressed a let
ter to the clergy and laity of the country,
bearing on the war with Spain. 1t is in
dorsed by Mgr. Martineli, the apostolic
delegate, and reads:
"To the clergy and laty of the Catholic
church of the United States, greeting:-
"The events that have succeeded the
blowing up of the battleship Maine and
the sacrifice of 266 innocent victims, the
patriotic seamen of the United States
have eliminated in war with Spain and
our beloved country.
"Whasever may have been the individ-
ual opinions of Americans prior to the
declaration of war; there can now be no
two opinions as to the duty of every loyal
American citizen. A resort to arms was
determined upon by the chief executive of
the nation, with the advice of both houses
Of Congress, and after consultation with
his cabinet oil ,ers, but not until every eff
fort had been exhausted to bring about an
honorable and peaceful solution Of our
difficulties with Spain.
"The patient calmness, the dignilied for
bearauce, the subdued frmness OF Presi-
dent Mckinley during the trying time that
intervened between the destruction Of the
Maine and the declaration are beyond all
praise, and should command the admra-
ton of every true American.
I'VE, the members of the Catholic
church. are true Americans, and as such
are loyal to our country and our flag and
obedent to the highest DEGREES and the SUI
preme authority Of the nation.
1--WE are not now engaged in a wal Of
section against section, or state against
state, bu, We are united as one man against
foreign enemy and a common foe.
"If, as We are taught by our holy church,
love of country is next to love OF God, a
duty imposed on Us by all laws, human
and divine, then it is our duty to labor and
to pray for the temporal and spiritual we'll
being Of the brave soldiers who are bat
Ting for our beloved country. Let us
faithfully beg the God Of battles to crown
their arms on land and sea with victory
and triumph, and to stay unnecessary eff
fusion of blood, and speedily to restore
peace to our beloved land and people
"To this end We direct that on and after
the receipt Of this circular, and until the
close of this war, every priest shall, in his
daily mass, pray for the r. storation Of
peace by the glorious victory of our Nag.
We also direct that prayers for the brave
soldiers and sailors tina. fall in battle be
said every day after a mass. These pray
ers shall be said aloud with the people and
shall be one Our Father and one Hail Ma
~, and the De Profundis.
1--WE pray that God may bless and pre-
serve our country in this great crisis, and
speedily bring victory, honor and peace to
all our people"
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MONTPELIER'S JOLLIFICATION
Over the V Glory of Her Famous Son.

ONer the glory VI uCT FAMOUS SOn.
Montpelier, May Montpelier devot-
ed yesterday afternoon and evening to a
monster celebration of Dewey's victory.
Never in the history of the capital Of Yer
mont have the decorations been so elabo-
rate and general. Fully 10000 strangers
were in the city.
A mass meeting was held in the after
noon at armory hall, which was attended
by 1000 people. Mayor Senter presided
and brief addresses were made by Hiram
A. Huse, J. A. De Boer, President Brown
of Norwich university, Mortified; Rev.
Andrew Gillies, T. c. O'Sulivan of New
York city, Rev. Father w. J. O'Sulliyan,
ex-Mayor George w. Wing, States Attorney
F. A. Howland and Gen, Stephen Thomas.
In the evening there was monster parade
mace up of bicycle riders, cavalry bands,
the various organizations of the city, floats
representing the different Industries, and
1900 torches. The committee provided
$1,000 worth of fireworks, which were burn
ed along the route Of the procession.
Charles Dewey, brother Of the admiral,
cabled him telling him OF the celebration.
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The European Tinder-BoI.

The riots in Italy have caused greater
loss of life thus far than the Ilispano-
American war, even including the eNplo-
sion OF the Maine The suppression Of
the mob at Milan was performed with ruth
less severity, about 1000 persons having
been killed on both sides, according to the
latest estimates. The tragedy OF these
riots is obscured by the war, yet they indi-
cate frightful state of affairs among the
poor in Italy. The price of bread is so
high that all the European governments
have cause to keep their powder dry. Ii
there is to be a general European war as a
result of our struggle with Spain, the hard
lot of the people on the continent is rend-
ering it easier to flame forth. Historical
students will recall that just before the
wars of the French revolution there was
a failure OF crops and scarcity OF food that
rendered the population of France very in
lammable. Springfield Republican.
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On to Havana.
The Governments Plan OF Campaign in
Cuba.

Ii the information from the most reli-
able Washington correspondents is correct
the President, acting under the advice of
the board of strategy, has decided definitely
on a plan of campaign in Cuba. This con,
sists in landing a sufficient force in Cuba
to afford a nucleus for permanent station
and an attack from this station upon the
big spanish army around Havana Before
Dewey's great victory at Manila it was pro-
posed to wait until fall, or at least until
ish fleet at Cape Verde, before landing an
army of occupation, but the Nermonter's
clean job in Manila bay has changed all
that
Admiral Sampson is expected to come
up with the fleet in a short time and give
it the same kind of a thrashing which
Dewey gave to the other fleet that Sunday
morning. When this has been accom-
plished there will be nothing further to
fear from the Spaniards on the ocean. Ar
rangements are now going forward to land
| sc, 900 men in rapid succession at some Sc
ected point in Cuba, and the necessary
transportation is being gathered at Key
West. This force will include all the reg
| siderable force of the volunteers who are
now being enlisted. 1t is believed that
| such a force will be sufficient to reduce
Havana within a very short time and with,
out long exposure to the dangers of yell
| low fever and other tropical diseases. "On
to Havana" will be the motto of the wal
and navy departments for the next few
weeks and until news of the fall of Morrc
| Castle is received.
Sampson is accounted the ablest all,
round commander in the navy. His flee
is superior in every way to that which hi
must meet. He has two battle-ships o
the first class, the Indiana and Iowa, thu
monitors Puritan and Amphitrite, the arm
ored cruiser New York This flagship
and the three unarmored cruisers Detroit
Montgomery and Marblehead.
The Spanish fleet consists of four arm
ored cruisers of modern type. These ar,
the Infanta Maria Teresa, Almirant,
Oquendo, Vizcaya and Cristobal Colon
These are supplemented by a subsidiar.
fleet of torpedo boats, some of which, lik
those in our own navy, are improviset
from tugs and swift-sailing yachts. The,
are capable of doing some mischief, but
SIMPSONS experience with them is SINH
lar to that of Dewey at Manila, he is like
ly to make short work of them.