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Smyrna times., 1899-09-06

'O' "J0 Many other new lines
of fall clothing are arriving, aad
some well lad plans of months ago
are developing splendid values that
cannot be duplicated when these
present lots are gone.
Tn S word Of several sorts of Sailor
Suits for boys of 3 to II years-of
which some 40styles are rfssN ready
At $4-Suits of all-wool blue cheviot;
b!ou.e neatly braided; two pairs of
trouser; with each suit
At $5-Smts of handsome heavy all
worsted serge, with new and attractive
braid ng and embroidery. The best
SUITS we have shown at the price.
At $3.50 and $8.5O-Suits of fancy
worsteds, in new effects, with silk
shields.
Otbar C,;lo~ Cit. c
Smyrna times., 1899-09-06

It appeals to every
hous Ike per in
Phila d elph hia, or
who can come to
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-06-18
THE COLORED TEACHERS
MANY ABLE ADDRESSES MADE AND Pa
PERS READ.
Negro Educators Point their Race to Noble and
High Endeavors as the Only Pathway
TO Enduring Success.

Winston. y. c., June 11.-(Special)-
in session at Slater Industrial College IS
doing much practical work. Many abe
addresses were made and scholarly pa
pcrs read this week.
Good cheer. good WILL optimism. stead
fastness, courage and determination TO
know, do and be, characterized the pro-
ceedings, and TINS spirit was shown Ill
every speech made by the teacher.
Among the large number of prominent
educators in attendance are DIR. y. +.
Roberts and Prof n c. Bruce, of Shaw
University; Prof. #. NJ. Kennedy. of st.
Augustine's School; DIR. j. ID. Chavis OF
Bennett College, who is president of the
Association; President j. b. Dudley, OF
the Agricultural and Mechanical College;
Rev. G.. G. Shaw, of Mary Potter Sem
mary; Prof W. G. Pearson, of Durham
Graded School. and the principals of i've
of the State Normal Schools, Prof. >.
G. Atkins, Winston Z. w. Moore, Eliza
beth City; Il. f. Smith, Fayetteville: Ill.
c. Hagans. Greensboro; j. w. Mellon
aid, plymouth.
The expressions and addresses adopt
ed UNANIMOUSLY to-day deplore Attending
evils, unfair treatment, discrimination.
unjust and unequal limitation and all
feelings which politics and politicians i'm
tiict upon the people, but urge negroes to
see and act upon the principle that near
ly all things essential has Christian char
acter, home getting. land. property. bust
, ness. etc. are all left to him who re-
spects himself and becomes a skillful. in
dustrious. honest and peaceful, law
abiding citizen. They urge the leaders
of Thought among negroes TO endeavor
to bring about by peaceful means more
friendly relations between the two races
the carrying ont by their white friends
the principle OF the golden rule. Strong
resolutions were also adopted advising
the colored people TO live and own homes
in the country, etc.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-06-18
QUICK AID FROM WINSTON
5 BROKEN ENGINE AND LACK OF
WATER PRESSURE.
THESE MAKE GREENSBORO HELPLESS
Fire Did not Spread and Was Soon Under Cen
troll, Servants Lost Articles Which
Were on Fourth Floor Where
the Fire Started.

Greensboro, y. c., June 17.-tSpeciaD.
The Benbow House was burned today.
The fire started ON the fourth floor, and
the fire company could not control it,
owing to broken engine and lack Of
water pressure in the city tank.
A telegram was sent to Winston-Sa-
lem for assistance, and they nobly re-
sponded, sending two companies, who
came the % miles in the record breaking
time of % minutes. The fire did not
spread and was subdued by four o'clock.
The loss to b. G.. Fisher, proprietor
of the hotel. is approximately one hun
dred thousand dollars with no insurance.
All the servants lost belongings which
were on the fourth floor.
.urs. O'Brien, the mother of Superin-
tendent O'Brien, of the Southern Rail
road lost several trunks, some contain
ing diamonds and silverware. 1t is inn
possible just now to ascertain other
losses.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-06-18
TROUBLE WITH THE NEGROES.
4 Plot to Assault and Probably Kill
One of the BacknallS.

4 Plot to Assault and Probably Kill
One of the Blacknalls.
Kittrel. ~ c., June 1I.-iSpeciaD.
The spite of the negro against TIE
Rlacknalls for their stand IN the race
issue is constantly monifesring itself.
Threats to kill them and burn their
property have been freely made. While
boycotts against them have failed,
some of their employees have
been intimidated and driven off.
The packing tents ON their
strawberry farm have been slashed and
destroyed. Their we'll known state of
preparedness has alone saved them from
more serious harm.
Last week a plot was formed to as
sault and probably kill one of the young
er sons of Mr.. O. w. Blacknall, lad
in his teens. The young man while
passing through the negro settlement
near Kittrell was assaulted by the most
turbulent and ifisolent negro i'm the COM
munity. who had long been seeking a
quarrel with him.
Young Blacknall. who was naturally
less strong than the negro. had been
also weakened by recent illness.
Though taken unawares and while on
the ground, after a prolonged battle
he overcame his assailant, pounding his
head in manner that only a son OF
Ham could survive, and rendering the
use OF the negro weapon, Il razor, inn
possible.
At the first cry of the negro for help
a mob of negroes, evidently in waiting,
some at least of whom are known TO
have promised aid. rushed to the
scene. In the meelee which followed
young Blacknall was considerably
bruised, hut he reached his buggy and
securing a revolver stood off the mob in
time to save his life.
The Blacknalls with their large fruit
and plant interests, are as conservative
as any men in the State. BY both dis
position and interest they are impelled TO
peace and quiet. Their present EN-
broilment was brought on solely by the
firmness with which they have withstood
negro encroachments upon the white
people Of Kittrell. Personally they had
no concern in the matter. Their posi-
ton as large employers OF labor as well
as the friendly feeling existing between
the family and the negroes, going back
beyond the oldest memory, insured them
respectful treatment at all times.
But an intolerable state of affairs ex.
listed at Kittrell. The negroes largely
in the majority in the community offer
ed many indiginites to the whites. The
white waiting room was oyerrun by ne
groes. White ladies were repeatedly
jostled by negro women on the side:
walks of the town. Then it was that
the Blacknalls interfered. and put ar
end to the outrages, bur drew upon
themselves the hatred of the negroes
whose plots are. yet at work agains,
them.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-06-18

It's a cold day when the palm-leaf fan
gets left.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-06-18
A CARD OF THANKS.

| wish to say that feel under lasting
obligations for what Chamberlain
Cough Remedy has done for our family.
We have used it in so many cases of
coughs, lung troubles and who)).rg
cough, and it has always given the III -
perfect satisfaction, we feel greatly in
debted to the manufacturers OF IBIS
remedy and wish them 10 please accept
our hearty thanks Respectfully, Mrs
S. Doty, Des Moines, Iowa. For sale
everywhere Bobbitt-Wynne Drug %
and III. r. Hicks, Druggists, Raleigh.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-06-18

Last fall sprained my left hip while
handling some heavy boxes. The doct ,f
/ called on said at first it was n slighi
strain and would soon be well, but I
grew worse aud the doctor then sail
had rheumatism. 1T continued to grew
worse and | could hardly get alouid to
work. / went II Il drug store end the
druggist recommended me ~ try Cham
berlaln's Pain Balm. l tried it and one.
half of 50-ceat bottle cured HE e:iire
~. / now recommend it to all my
friends.-F. A. Babcock, Erie. Pa. 1t is
for sale everywhere. Bobbtt Wynns
Drug Co. and HI. T.. Hicks, Druggists
Raleigh. M
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-06-18
STOCKHOLDERS.


Company, together with more
than one hundred others:
JOHN C. DREWRY.
J. S. WYNNE.
C. G. LATTA.
w. S. PRIMROSE.
B. S. JERMAN.
J. n. HOLDING.
L. M. ALLEN.
r. HI. BRADLEY.
REV. A. w. CURTIS.
c.. CRABTREE.
w. B. MANN.
ALI. A. THOMPSON.
JESSE A. JONES.
A. M. POWELL.
WILLARD NAL.
A. r. ID. JOHNSON.
+. +. HARDING.
MRS. B. r. HARDING.
II. C. BUTLER.
JOHN WARD.
DIR. r. III. LEWIS.
THOS. PESCUD.
T. b. MOSELY.
w. A. WITHERS.
II. STEINMETZ.
HI. T. HICKS.
w. C. RIDDICK.
+. B. BARBEE.
GEO. w. THOMPSON.
GUY Y. BARNES.
G. J. PARKER.
w. WOOLLCOTT.
CHAS. /. IVES.
w. l.. LONDON.
BENNETT NOOE, JR.
j. S. CARR.
j. III. SOTTHGATE.
w. III. HANKS.
LEO. d. HEARTH.
w. f. YOUNG.
w. j. WYATT.
DIR. G. II. HARDING.
MRS. w. T. TUCKER.
MRS. M. II. SHIPP.
REV. J. +. WHITE.
REV. G. w. BLANCHARD.
c.. B. EDWARDS.
n. b. BROUGHTON.
JOSEPHUS DANIELS.
w. G.. RANDALL.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-06-18
WANT A NEW RAILROAD.

Burlington, n. c., June 17.-(Special.)
There was meeting of the citizens
of Burlington to consider and push the
building of a branch railroad connecting
with the Seaboard road at Pittsboro, N.
Z. A committee was appointed, the
mayor as chairman. to confer with cltl-
zens of Greensboro, Graham and other
points and confer with the President
of the Seaboard Railroad and get him
interested in this matter.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-06-18

There is a time for all things. The
time to take DeWitt's Little Early
Risers is when you are suffering from
constipation, bili0usness, sick headache.
indigestion or other stomach or liver
troubles. They never gripe. Bobbitt-
Wynne Drug Company, w. III. King
& Co, Adams L. Moye, William Simp-
son.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-06-18
No RIGHT TO UGLINESS.

The woman who is lovely in face,
form and temper will always have
friends, but one who would be attractive
must keep her health. If she is weak,
sickly and all rum down, she will be
nervous and irritable If she has con-
stipation or kidney trouble, her impure
blood will cause pimples, blotches, skin
eruptions and wretched complexion.
Electric Bitters is the best medicine
in the world to regulate stomach, Liver
and kidneys and to purify the blood. 1t
gives strong nerves, bright eyes, smooth,
velvety skin, rich complexion. 1t will
make good-looking, charming woman
Of rundown invalid. Only 80 cents
ait all drug stores.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-06-18

Many man who claims to be discreet
is but coward. ga
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-08
LET Us NOT FORGET GRIDLE:Y

While the shoutings and the tumult
rise for the returning hero of Manila
and the republic reSoundS with notes
Of graduation and praise. let US spare
a grateful thought and the tribute Of
{; tear for the almost forgotten Gridley-
the intrepid and plucky captain OF the
flagship who fred the first shot Of the
battle OF Manila Bay and who was the
first officer to go TO his death as the
result Of the strain Of battle upon an
cnfceolcd physical condition.
You may fire when ready. Gridlcy"
was ,hc trustful and complimentary
form Of the command from Commodore
Dewey on the bridge OF the Olympia
TO Captain Gridlcy in the coming tower
and. when read. Gridlcy fired the shot
that meant grave for him and great
fame for the heroic commander Two
months later his poor clay. entirely I'M
noticed. was transferred from one rail
way station to another in Chicago for
the final stage Of the long journey I o
the place Of intcrmcnt at Erie Pa
How different the home coming Of the
trusted and gallant captain and the
quick disappearance of his name from
the public mind. from the triumphal re-
turn Of the distinguished Admiral, and
the demonstrations Of pride and appre-
citation that attend his way There is
nothing TO complain Of or philosophiZe
about in this 1t is just the difference
between being dead and alive-Detroit
Free Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-08
THE CREDIT MANS ERROR.

Sometimes a credit man goes all
wrong-'but not often, says the Chicago
Post. a country merchant came up
From Indiana with a written list of the
things he wanted. He said he was new
to the business. but he meant To have
a partner who was wise. After he had
picked out goods amounting to IS, 900,
he was introduced to the credit man,
and he looked SO uncouth and ineffi-
cient that the credit man wondered
how good clerks had been wasting their
time on him.
What terms 40 you want, Mr.. -"
He stopped and the visitor supplied the
name.
well. d3wn in our country we al
ways pay after harvest"
But harvest is past. You don't mean
next harvest-in 1902"
Well, that's when my people will
pay me-
"Oh. we couldn't DO that Ninety
days is the very best could give you"
And even at that he wanted to know q
great deaf about his visitors prospects.
How much if l pay all in sixty
uays?"
The credit man quoted the terms.
How much in thirty days?"
A discount was mentioned.
SPOT cash? Money DOWN."
''Yes-currency."
It was a wild question. The credit
man knew he had no chance to get 49,
90 out OF that man. and he quoted a
beautiful discount.
We'll, receipt the BILL was the coun-
tryman's rejoinder. And out from the
folds of a SO sLit Of clothes he dragged
money enough to- buy yacht and run
it all summer.
He didn't put on much style but he
figures" he saved the expenses OF the
Chicago trip.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-08
CURRENT NOTES.

Jordan water is often used for bap-
tisms-always for royal haptisms-in
England, says the London Chronicle.
Yesterday at the funeral of Il lady in
-Abney Park Cemetery Une of the
mourners, at the words Earth to earth.
ashes to ashes, dust to dust Sprinkled
on the coffin some gray earth from the
olive garden on the Mount of OlivAs.
just above Gethsemane--part of some.
earth which he had brought home last
Year to be used at his own interment'
a Toronto restaurant keeper has been
fined 81 for selling ice cream on Sunday.
Notwithstanding the claim Of the de-
tense that the frozen mixture, being Il
food. might legally be sold on the Sab
bath. The magistrate Informed the
representative of the Lords Day Ali
ance (Which organization brought the
xharge) that a weak case had been
made out, but that he would not like
TO dismiss it. as it would be important
10 have the question settled by the
higher courts.
Missouri is shipping eggs and chick
ems by the carload TO Cuba. Alaska and
Manchester, England. This export bus
mess has all been built up within the
past five years.
The directors Of the Great Northern
Railway. Of England have issued Cir
cular letter To the station agents stat
ing that in future the standard height
for pOrterS in the passenger department
shall be five feet six inches, and in the
goods department five feet four inches.
This is Il considerable reduction, forced
by scarcity OF taller men.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-08

The public drinking fountains in New
York are to be closed for the season,
having proved a great success. The
water commissioners make this state
ment regarding the service rendered: :
"On August /, with an average temper
ature Of so degrees. a record was kept
of the number OF persons who either
drank at or took water away in vessels
from twen'ty-one of our cold water
fountains two Of which. however, were
in use only part of the day. The total
number Of persons who patroniZed these
fountains was SO, 2S4, OF whom $500 took
water away in vessels ranging In ca
pacity from ane pint to three gallons
There are now !hirty-threc fountains in
service. all OF which are heavily pat
roniZcl. On The basis Of the above fig
ures. the number Of people who patron
iZe them on an average warm day is
about 81 900 Of whom from 5000 tlj g.
600 take water away in vessels"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-08
Special Bargains Today.

NEW l2-ROOM DWELLING, WITH
BATH. on 18TH STREET, EEAi;
5000 ON EASY TERMS. HOME
SEEKERS. THIS IS YOUR CHANCE.
MAT;YE. BOYENToN & CHAPLIN.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-08

For frst-class cleaning dycing and
repairing go 10 Virginia Dye Works.
a105 Washington avenue. Bell Phone,
141. Esta blislIed 1898. 1O-3-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-08

An elegant line Of warm Underwca,
just received
loaf WOODWARD & WOMBLE.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-03
@ia ii9 ielbt opiern.

SrpunIoll milenSiein inter llmltdnz
ben einem anoeren 6anoioaten fiir bic
Erdiibentl6ait FluB Su MAIDEN.
@on9reBm1tGlieb Glopton, Ser 9eraOe
pon Der &erlommlumg oeS Oemotr0ti.
l6en 9t0tioual : 6OmmitteeS mad
lSuibin9ton Suriid9etebrt ut, 1T feIt
oapon iiber3eugt, baB Srpon Elm Ne=
lcSut CUR nd6iten oemotratii9en Nas
tionulsaOnpentiOn iein wirb. Gr lpra9
lid iiber Trpnn nod mie Iol9t aus
sd perleee fem 9ertrauen, menn i6
la9e, baB Srpuu, ious Die Wtaloritdt
Der Oele9aten einen anberen 6anbiz
oaten iilr beiier b0lten lolte, li6 in
leiuem flaB er6eben uno bielen anoez
rem &anoioaten unteritiieen pirb. SD
weiB, ooB CT ni6t ielbitii9tig lit, lonz
bern baB er einen oemOtratil6en Sie9
iiir wl6tiSer bait, ais leinen per ons
liten Gbr9eiS.
SD bin jepp9 bon Srpan'S 9tos
mination iiberSeu9t. Gr bat baS
Sertrauen Der Mtaiie Der Semofraten
wie fem anberer Wenl6. Die be-
mofratii9eu Waiien unteritiisen i'm,
slei6uiel in weldem She'll oes Sans
oes tie ii6 beiiuOen mOsen. Gr lit
itdrter, ais irsenO cine Glique uno
tann bic peri6ieoenen Gbeile Der be-
mofratiihen lsartei belier %uereinisen,
ais irSeno sln anberer &auoioat. Sd
ncbme ss ais ablolut ii6er an, baB
Nlabama cine grpan : Delegation
lf)iden wiro. sd fam an feline Tors
tommniiie benten, wopur6 bic Sage
in ienem Staat lid dnoern tOnnte.
Sebr uiele @olooemotraten, wel4e
1896 fir palmer %ltimmten, baben
mir seiast, lie miroen Srpan inter-
itiipsn, iaus sr bic Domination ers
battle, ielbit wenn bic Gbicasoer Tlatz
form beltdtist werben loute. Sic per-
trauen aui ieiue Gbrli9feit unp leine
Staatsfunit."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-03
lluS Dem Nprbmeffen.
Wfiuncipta.

Reb gate ,Salls. - Sobn =.
Guron, elm bieliger S6reiner, lit BON
leinem Anpalte in Srantrei6 benu9s
ri6ti9t worOen, baB CT in turScr 3ett
SIC, 600 IN Saar ais critic Nn;ublung
beS Nntbeils leiner ueritorbenen Sruu
on benz Na6luiie beS Sruoer5 ibres
@%rpBuaterS, Ser alf 5000, 900
SruncS peyoni9la9t lit unb pe9en BEL
len lett bereitS so SObren elm Bro
;eB 9eiiibrt muroe, erb0lten wiro.
b.-9luf Der M6tte
Gartb Enoianer HeIerpation baben
bic Gontruttoren Smen II. Nillie Die
Grri6tun0 zines $50, 600 SnoiOner
S6ul9ebduOeo in Nn9riii genommen
uno muroeu awh mebrere Snoianer
pom benielben teldditi9t, BOD imporz
tirten oie Gontruttoren III BEN lebten
Gagen cine Nui0bl metBe Arbeiter.
Nm Nienltd5 irib crihicnen MN eft
ma 30 Gbippewa : <noi0ner BEL Dem
N0eHteu Sutberluno uno bel6perten
ii6, BAH ibre Eldbe pou 2&eiBen ein=
0enommen miiroeu uno u~erlnn9ten Die
ioiortige GntlOiirn9 oerlelben. Der
2l9ent lutte oenlelben tlar ;u MAIDEN,
baB er lid ni6t III Die Nn9ele9enbeit
ser Gontruttoren einnil6en Tonne,
woraui Die Snoianer unSuIrieoeu abs
so9en. 0o6 werben weiter feline
i6limme ,Solgen beiiir6tet,
Cas- gate. - Secretdr 6it6s
cod ma6t betannt, baB Die He9ie:
RING ii6 enti6loiien bat, Sic norbli,
DE 6dlite pon Section Is, wel6es
nabe,u bas gauge Conn GaB gate
in lid l6lieBt, in FarSellen 81 uerfau=
fen. Die Nniiebler aui Ser Oltli6en
6dlfte BON Section Is uno Der Sec
ton Is miilien oas Sanb lobalo ME
m0sli6 uerlanen.
Heomoob. - Der Gpntrdft III,
sic Grridtuns elmer Stablbride iibe,
Ben Winnelota sSluB bel Norb.Geb
wpob lit Der Clinton Bridge IL Sror
@orfS pon Clinton Soma, iii 30 425
iibertraSen worben.
Siatis. - Sn Der Wittwod
Na6t bransen bier Siebe in bic @ob.
nuns pon &. W. Sairiielo unp ltab:
len aus beiien @eite, wel6e I'M Sett.
simmer hing, 800 in @elo uni
@eiSensG bedSim @ei ammtbstraSe Dol
$279. Dies lit in elmer ISOLDE DC
Sweite Ginbru6 wel6er bier periib
muroe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-03
1ie albsrac 4NGhr, baB Oeutldlano

4VC ulutCHC UtuuI, pub SeullWtui'p
beimlid bic Sasalen sum MioerHanb
anieure uno iie nit Wanen unb Wtu:
nition perlorse, miro uon Der gelben
Vreiie wiebsr au~ssesraber. Seutl9e
&auileute in SonsfonS leien beim
Maiienl6mussel 81 @unlten Der BE
bslen" sunS belonoerS tbdti9. an'
SeN6tS Der Sbutia6e, caB mebrere
enolii6e Sanoel0bduler in 6ontonS
bel Der Serletung Der Neutralitdtss
@eiebe seiaBt wurpen nno lin ames
ritanil6eS NanbelSl6iii gar nit Wtuz
nition al Sori Wel6 Iiir N0uinOl=
Dos S6aaren bcltimmt mar, fort9e=
nommen wuroe, lit eS Elm Siemlidj
ltorteS Stild, mieoer eiumnal auf Die
Seuti6en berum;ureiten, oenen etpae
Serarti9eS nod ni6t no69elpie'el
murDe. &r mollen bier ni6t be
balpten, baB nidt aud oeul6e &auf;
lcute lid nit Dem re0t eintrd9li6er
SSuIieui6mus9el b~eiulien tOnnten,
SmeiielSobne iino lie ubcr minOeitens
ia ebrli6 unb reell, UNI oenlelben Nb.
l6eu Dor trummeu @el6diteu I'll be.
gen, wie Sic &onOelSuertreter Urgent
elmer unoer.n 9tation. SaS gebdiii
9e Observation-Disclosures beS 9Sortes
Seuti6" in oieler Nn9ele9enbei
mar baber meoer notbwenOi9 nod 0n
9ebra6t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-03
Iie Wurbercituuaen III

Tie TOrbtreltlugeh tur DIE p9tds
tionule Grport : NuSitelun9",, wel6e
in ben Sasen pom IA September bis
80. Nouember in Nbilaoelpbia ltattz
iinoet, merben nit Ser 9r0Bten Gner9ie
betrieben. Die uui Dem 2usiteuungsz
plabe I'M Sau besriiienen gebduoe naz
ben lid tbrer &oaenoun9, Der auS=
itellun9Sruum lit gum 9rOBten She'll
per9,ben uno cine itarte Setbeiligung
iiberleeii6er Sdnoer nno 6%rport9ebiete
all bem slei6Seitis nit Der Nus lteuln9
liattiinbenoen SanoelsfonsreB 9eli6=
ert. Die impolanten @ebduoe per
feblen ibreu Ginorut aui oas Fubli=
fun nidt uno Die slatte Iusfilbrnna
oeS Fro9ramms erpett Sertrauen.
SaB oiele alsltelunS BON weittras
seuber S%ebeutuns iir bic Gutwitelun9
ser n~ationalen Snouitrie lein wiro,
lit auBer !3weiiel,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-03
Der beiten Nmerifaner Gtner, De,

Ter benen Nmerttaller Stler, Der
liessefr0nte @omiral Sewep, bat iid
wieber cine aemeine Gerleumouns pom
Ben FreBsiseunern sefauen lalien mil
len. SIM New Dorf uSeralo," wie
I'M Gbicaso Shines Seralo" le9ten
tie Dem Nomiral Die Worte in ben
Wtunb: yunieren nd6iten &ries wer=
ben mir nit Seutl9lanb baben." gls
cine 0ise Der semeinlten Sorte bat
Oepep bic ibm in Ben Wuno seleste
geuBeruns ssbranbmarft uno oabrrd
Die betr. i3eitunsen moralii9 seSwma
gen fir Serrn Sewep'3 Gbrens UNI
Wannbaftisfeit cine eanSe gu bre6en.
Oewep lelbit bat bic binoise Grtlds
rlns abseseben, caB er bic ibm Sise'
i6riebsne MeuBeruns niemalS 9etbar
bat. d3uslei9 beitdtist er, baB leir
Brief an @bmiral Sieberi6S, NOS
rim cr lire Streitisfeiten fir l3ei'
tunssmadwerf ertldrt, edit 1T. @i,
Oeutl9. Nmerifaner fonnen uno ioaer
baber ben nationalen Seebelben mad
wie Dor bewunbern. Semen S9urfer
aber, bic ibm bic S6dnbli9feiten &C.
gen Oeutidlanb anbi9ten, iollte bas
SSeQ orbsntli9 9e8erbt rperben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-03
sSis @eri&teauS Nom meloen, /

gSie &rriMteuuS NOm meloen, bat
Eaplt geo Kill, bieler md6tl8e Sez
firworter NeS SrieoenS, bieler wabre
ErieperSpupit, Elm berSli6eS S6reiben
al ben ,Obm" @riiser, ben FrdliOen'
ten Der SronSuaul Gepublit gert6tet
uno benielben Oringeno 9ebeten in Den
S6wierigteiteu nit Gn9lanO li9 met
Ter 0tdBjguns 81 beileiBen nno wenl'
mogli6, uOn ieinem HanOe Die S9ret
Ell zines &rie9cS ab%Supenoen. Era
iioent ariiger bat Die @arnun9en OeS
bell. %aterS ireunoli6 0uisenommer
mo ibm iir leine woblmeinenoer
@orte seountt ierner bat er benz b.
%ater mitSet6eilt, baB menn aud nib
ale S6pierigteiten 9eboben leien.
bod bic SroBte @eiabr ab8elpenoet le'
unb er aui Die Grbaltuns oeS Srtsoens
boiie.