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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1899-09-14

The United States treasury reports
show that American bicycles are now
ridden in all parts Of the world, from
the jungles of Africa to the wilds Of
South America During the last fiscal
year 81, 900, 900 worth Of American BIZ
cycles were sold in European countries.
The figures show that Great Britain is
our best customer, that country taking
nearly 50, 900, 900 worth Of our wheels
last year. Germany comes next, and
Canada, France, Australia, the Neither
lands, Denmark, British Africa, British
East Indies, Japan, China, Dutch East
Indies and Africa following in the order
of the amount Of their purchases. Since
Cuba was freed from Spanish dominion
she has bought from American manu-
facturers eight times as many bicycles
as formerly. Porto Rico and the Ha
waiian Islands are good customers,
though direct expectations to the Phil
ippines are thus far infrequent. When
they have had their fill of fighting, the
Tagalos and the various other sorts Of
Filipinos will doubtless be found dis
porting themselves on American bicy-
cles and holding animated arguments
over the respective merits Of the several
makes of wheels, just as do American
riders
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1899-09-14
Big and Little Animals.

Very large dogs, such as the Great
Dane, the St. Bernard (of the show
bench) and the mastiff are seldom as in
telligent as those Of medium size even
when constantly in their owners com.
pany. It is possible that the "Land-
seer'' Newfoundland is as intelligent
as it is courageous in aquatic feats, but
recorded instances are wan ting. So also
"dwarfed" dogs, the little creatures
bred to be carried in muffs or as fancy
pets, are often stunted in mind as we'll
as in body. But this does not apply to
some Of the naturally small breeds, the
Blenheim spaniels being, as might be
expected from their cranial develop
ment and expression, among the most
Intelligent Of dogs-far brighter, for
instance, than the heavy Clumber span
iels, which weigh 70 pounds.
A little Jersey or Kerry COW has often
twice the wits Of a large Shorthorn or
Hereford. But this is doubtless because
both the Jerseys and Kerries have been
In more intimate relations with men
and have been kept as pets and family
friends for very many generations for
how many any one may judge who
buys the annual reports and pedigree
lists contained in "The Jersey Herd
Book" In the same way ponies are
commonly said to be 'cleverer" than
horses. This is mainly because, owing
to their smaller size, they are in daily
use in petty domestic work, and so are
in constant contact with human beings.
Spectator.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1899-09-14

In certain fashionable circles the vail
is heard that the common people are
beginning to play golf, and it is, of
course, regarded as the height Of i'm
pertinence. Why should this unman-
nerly Infringement on the rights of
1.-THE best people, be permitted? Why
not make it a penal ofense for the COM
mon people to be seen on the links
But why in the world the common peo-
pie, or even "the best people," should
want to play golf is a mystery.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1899-09-14

Colonel Funston's boys Of the Twen-
tieth Kansas regiment, who followed
their heroic leader in many a fierce en-
counter and fully demonstrated their
fearlessness, must face an ordeal which
will doubtless cause their complete and
speedy capitulation. Several clubs of
Kansas girls have resolved to marry
none but members Of this famous regi-
ment. The brave Kansans proved their
ability to outwit and overcome the
wiles of the Filipinos, but the Kansas
girl is different and more persuasive.
and they cannot hope to escape her
wiles
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1899-09-14
She Made a Choice.

A little Aaxen-haired girl who is the
daughter Of one of the summer cot
tagers, asked her mamma the other
day if she could take her best doll to
heaven with her when she died.
mo, child, Of course not" replied
the fond mamma.
''Then can take my next best doll
to heaven?" continued the child.
mo, they don't have any dolls in
heaven" answered the mother.
''Then I'll just take my old black
doll, Susan, and 60 to HE'LL" said the
little one with a most determined air.
York (Me.) Transcript.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1899-09-14
Keone as Richard.

"Thomas W. Keene was the only
Richard who ever finished fight on
Bosworth field to the satisfaction of the
gallery said western man in speak
ing Of the tragedian. ''In his later years
Mr.. Keene quit this, but when he first
went out as tragedian under the man
agement of Mr.. w. R. Hayden he got
down on the floor of the stage il his en-
counter and fairly dragged himself
across the field, knocking things right
and left while the gallery caused the
roof Of the house to sag.
"When Keene secured Hayden for his
manager, it was understood that Hay
den was to bill the show and manage
as he pleased. There was never any
thing in the line Of gorgeous lithograph-
ing that surpassed Hayden's poster
during the first two seasons in the west.
The Bosworth field scene took up nine
tenths of the big sheets, and if there
was any color overlooked I never heard
OF it. was in town where Hayden
had billed his attraction along with the
Barnum Bailey show, and I declare on
NY AoHo1 'AaV tue sIauu put up ny Oily
Hayden drew the crowd 1 have been
told that the rolling around on the floor
business in the Bosworth field scene was
Hayden's conception Of the fight and
that poor Keene was forced to soil his
kingly attire every night under protest.
At the expiration Of the contract it was
renewed, with the proviso that there
was to be no fighting on the floor. -
New York Sun.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1899-09-14
First Publication Aug. II. 1899.
Summons.

STATE OF MINNESOTA,
County of Mile Laos, 49,
District Court Seventh Judicial District.
Grace H. Hendricks, Plaintiff,
VS.. rrr-.o>,c
Joseph Rittmaster and Jane foOaMONo'
E. Smith, Defendants.
The State of Minnesota to the above named
defendants
You, and each Of you, are hereby summoned
ana required to answer the complaint of the
plaintiff in the above entitled action which is
hereto attached and herewith served upon you,
ana 10 serve copy Of your answer to said
complaint on the subscriber, at his office, in
the city OF st. Paul, in the county of Ramsey,
State or Minnesota, within twenty days after
the service OF this summons upon you, exclu-
slve OF the day of such service: and if you fail
to answer the said complaint within the time
aforesaid the plaintiff in this action will apply
to the court for the relief in her complaint de-
manded.
Dated A. D. 1899.
CHARLES BECHHoEFER,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
Office: Cor. Fourth and Roberts Sts..
Nat. Ger Am. Bank Bldg,
St. Paul, MINI.
TO Jane E. Smith, defendant above named:
Take notice that the complaint in the above
entitled action has been filed in the office of
the clerk OF the above named court. at Prince
ton, Minnesota. ..
'.. CHARLES BECHHOEFER,
~. ''t" ." Plaintiffs Attorney.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1899-09-14
Atlanta is moving in the direction of

Atlanta is moving in the direction of
municipal ownership and control of
public and semipublic utilities arrange
ments being aleady made to bring at
once under municipal management the
water and gas supply, and, it is expect
ed that control Of the street railways
will soon follow. It is a remarkable
fact that the principle Of public owner
ship of public utilities is being accept
ed in that city without lengthy discus
sion OF any considerable opposition even
on the part of those interests which
might be supposed to be strenuously op-
posed to it.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1899-09-14
Princeton Unions Cash Prize

open to any farmer Of Mile Laos, Isanti or
Sherburne county: For best individual display
OF farm products (grains, grasses root crops,
melons, squashes. fruits-canned or in natural
form, etc., $1,000; second best, $3.50: third
best, $500. This display to be kept separate
from other displays. Judges: George /. Slap
les, Chas. EanWormer and w. A. Smith. No
premium will be awarded unless the display
merits it. If there are only two competitors,
1st will receive $3.50. and End $1,000. If only
one display and it is good one S15 will be
awarded The premiums will be paid in cash
not IN worn out type or old papers-imme-
dlately after the Judges decision is rendered.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1899-09-14
! ANNUAL PREMIUM LIST
: = 81 ANNUAL PREMIUM LIST
or THE-
MILE Laos COUNTY FAIR,
PROGRAr1 OF SPORTS,
FRIDAY, Sept. ~.


1870 NJ Base Ball Game-Elll River VS..
Princeton second nine. Prize, catcher's mitt
800 P. NJ. Hauling Contest-Free to ALL
Purse, $15, divided $40 and SIS.
Saturday, Sept. IS.
leo P. NJ Base Ball Game-Palaces, of Min
neapolis, VS.. Princeton. Purse, $45; S25 for ex-
penses OF visiting club, $50 to winner.
$3.50 p. NJ. Free for all Trot-Purse 800 di-
vided $50, $50 and Sl5 Best two in three, mile
heats. E.
800 to 400 P. NJ. Baby Show. Open to all
babies one year old or younger First prize,
beautiful baby carriage; second. silver cup.
Conditions of all races: Not less than six to
enter and four to start Entrance fee 10 per
cent. OF purse Any horse distancing the field
entitled to first money only
The officers of the association reserve the
right to declare all races Off on account of bad
weather or unavoidable causes. in which event
the entrance fee paid will be refunded.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1899-09-14

A Nebraska preacher has come to
grief because he permitted member of
his congregation to treat him in sa-
loon. He lacked resourcefulness and
discretion. He should have contrived to
have himself coaxed behind the barn by
the owner Of a gallon jug.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1899-09-14

According to advices from France,
an automobile can run away as well as
horse, and the results may be as dis
astrous in one case as the other.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1899-09-14

1t does not matter how modest a man
may be, he is pretty apt to visit pho.
tographer when he catches fine strine
of fish.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05
Su mieperhelten Hunpl6reiben bat


her bl. &ater perorbnet, oaB i'm Mo-
nat October zines ieben Sabres in
oan, ~beionosrer @eile baS 81. DO
isutranssebet sepilest werbs. Sid:
erlid 1T sS Efli6t ieceS setrenen Sas
tboliten, ii6 on bielem semeinlamen,
10 oft empioblenen gebete 81 bethel
lioen uno li6 10 Der armee Der @ldus
bisen ausul6lieBen, UNI ben 9immel
All beltiirmen, III ben s%esempdrilser
Seprdnsujiien Der Stride Seren Sber'
baupt beionbers 81 ltdrfen in Del
Nbwebr Der sroBen @efabr. Die ltret'
tenSe Stride lit uui unlere SulIe mi
oan;belonoers oil unle r@ebet anSepie
len. IS lit III Der Wta6t zines Sc
ben, aud oes Sdwd6lten, an bteler
Sample tbeilsunebmen unp ben sic!
Al errinseu. @puen mir @unNerel
alorreihen Siibrer uno Sannentrd9e
foloeu unb tblln, mas er unS 10 marr
uno 10 DIT ans Ser; leQt, oaInlt ipl
als Sbeilnebmer am Sample uno sic
se au6 psreinit am triumph tbell;ll
nebmen semiroist weroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05
Sem guten 8ailer BON Seiterreid

Sem guten 8ailer BON Selterreid
lit es enbli9 s~elunSen, in Der Ferion
bes @raien Glarp pon Qlorin9en, bes
QanbeSprdiioenten BON S9lelien, ei-
men Wann 81 iinben, I'm ben fuBtieI
i'm S9lamme itedenSen 6arren Der
0itsrrei6iiden Eolitit gu beben uno
aui bic ebene SabritraBe gu brinsen.
@ie er bies bemertitelisen nil, lit
u%Orldufis lein gebeimniB. @ie nil
4. .. graf Glarp es anfangen, bic
0sutiden gum SerSi9t aHf ibre Ob.
fruftionSpolitif uno CUR Setbeilisuns
an ben 0elesationswablen gu peran.
laiien, obne ibre bauptld9li4lte Sorz
beruns, bic auibebnns Der Spra4en=
usrorbuuns, gu %erfilen9 llnb wenn,
wie Der &ailer i'm @eiprd9 nit mebs
reren Nbseorbneten anbeutete bic Grs
ti0uns bieler Sorberuns beabli9tiSt
1T, mie min Der nsue Winilterprdii.
bent ben Corn Der Gl@e9en beldnfz
tisen, ,pel@e ii@erli@ In Der Sage itnb
bic Delesotionswublen ebenio rpirfs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05
&db.Oafpfd.

Nberbeen. = Wontaa beaann
bier bier bic Getreioe. Yalait= Nusfel.
lung, welde bic gauge ISOLDE anbau=
ert. Die Cereal: Nusitelluns 1T jebr
gut beldidt, unb an unterbaltuna
mannisfader art fcblt es nidt. $50
in Soor unb cine SABINE i'm Wertbe
BON 800 iinb bemjenisen Gountp ,us
eelpro6en, melhes bic bette gtusltels
lung auiw.iIt.
griton. = Nuf Der 5 Weilen
pom bier selesenen Sarm bes 6errn
Sapio Omen srplobirt. Der 0ampfz
feliel Der Sreidmui6ine, nobel Der
Sei;er setobtet unb brei arbeite r per-
lest wurben. -.
utter. - Die Qrbeiten an
Der hieiisen Sarbenfubrit seben ibrer
0oaenbun9 entse9en. Sn Der neuen
Sabrit io0en bic Stoiie perarbeitet
werben, bic in Der Na9baridaft o
Gutter %9eiunben werben.
SiourEalls. s. Bon Der Gbe=
penne Riuer Snbianer : Relerpation
wiro semelcet, baB bas Sesrd6nib bes
Cheyenne Snbianers Song Solu, mels
der, wie semeloet, BON benz ySquaw
Wtan" (ein @eiBer, welder cine Sns
oianerin sur 5rau bait Huop ermorz
bet wuroe, Seranlanuns gu sroBer
a~uire9uns 'eitens Der Snbianer CAB.
Snipector 3iner pom SS~nbianer=S u=
reau unb Die asenten Sarmer, 2uon
unb Gomltot beiinben iih NIT elmer
~itarten Snbianer : Foliseima6t auf
benz Flase unb seben ii6 bic sr0bte
Wibe, bic auiseresten Snoianer gu
berubieen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05

wel6es CT ersosen worben lit, nnb oil
wel6sm CT 10 9idtises seleiltet bat.
Gr leibet oiienbar nidt an Der &rarts
belt pieler Mmeritaner = ndmlib an
Ser Ginbilouns, Nues meiltetbatt gu
perIteben unb in auen Sdtteln Serebt
Al lein. Gben iept bat er ein nelles
3eiden Ser linn innewobneuoen natilrs
liben Seldeipsnbeit abseseben. Ton
Der sroben ibm gu Gbren peranltalte'
ten Observation-Disclosures la9te err:
Gs mare ibm wie i'm Sraume 10 80
gen ollie biele berrli6en Siloer an ibm
poriiber. lluo ais elmer ieiner Same
raoen i'm fraste, wel6en Ginbrlld
Die GmpiansSfeierli6teiten aut ibn
semadt bdtten, erwioerte er: uSd
bin in Der Sbat tief bewest. aber i'd
tam faum besreiien, wie cine 10
sroeartise Spatisn mir bereitst wer'
BEN fonnte. Sismeilen fommt es nil
Dor, ais wdre i6 nur elmer Der .3u'
l6auer unb teineswess bic 6auptper:
ion. Sas ameritanil6e Solt ilber.
l6dst li6erli9, mas i6 setban babe.
Gs lit umsem.in wobltbueno, in bic.
lem Retailer iibertriebener Selblt'
lu6t, Selbitiiberl6deuns uno Frable:
rel, einem Wanne 81 beSe9nen, be'
aud ni6t einen 6unten oapon IN I'D
Al traoen l6eint.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05
Mfinneipta.

Oulutb.-Y on ben GrSoods
Der oberen Gee : Ge9ion uuroen i'm
Utonat september 1,O57,SSS Cons
men GrS usridiiit, sesen 1,456,512
3onnen i'm 3ecorb bredenoen Wonat
ausuit. Ole Observation-Disclosures
uon Gileners uon Der cate Superior
Resion belieien ii4 bis l.. September
auf 10, 945, 913, bis 1. OCTOBER auf
nabesu 13, 600, 900 Sonnen. SmOts
tober unb Nopember werben fiber weis
tere 5000, 900 ueri9iiit merben, 10
bab bic @eIammtueri9iffunssnin bieier
Salon auf IS, 600, 900 2onnsm itei'
gen werben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05
Semen uno fetn @noe.

Semen uno tein @npe. SSor Die
81 Gbren bss Siesers bel Wanila
peranltaltete Semonitration in 9fem
Oort etwas @roBarti9es, 10 mar nibt
minoer ~sroBartis reilen Nelle pon
New gort mad @albinston lie mar
elm neuer Sriumpbfsus. Sn Der &a'
pitot ltaot iiberrei9te SienItas Frdll:
bent Mc&inlep in @eSenwart Der
aabinettsmitslieber, Staats' @ouuers
neuren, Slottens uuo Irmee'O nlSle'
rem boben STANCES etc. uno elmer I'M
sebeuren Toltsmense Dem aomlral
Oepep bas ibm pom &onsreB Der
Nereinisten Staten 9ewiomste Gbs
renl6wert. Der Erdiipent bate ne
ben Dem Nbmiral in Der Gquipase
Ylas senommen, wel6e al Der SPIT
BE elmer sroBartiser Wilitdrparaos
mad benz 8apitol fubr, Settetdr
Gong belt bic @iomunssreoe. Die
Seseiiteruns oss Bottles mar unbes
l6reiblid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05

Die neuefs europdil6e Folt brinst
e~inoebenoe Seri6te iiber Die llnSlten
ueberidwemmunssu in Oelterrei6 uno
Seuti6lunb. SeionberS l6wer limb
bic bapril6sn alpen ldnOer unS Sas
Salstamnersut b%eimselu6t woroen,
en- Gbeuiee \. y. iinp rs 9duler
einseltlrst, carunter au6 oas site
oer'lde", oas @eburtsbaus BON GrSs
biIhoi Saber in Milpautee.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05
Sebt lieet mebr llrla6e Dor, !

Sebt liest mebr llrla6e Dor, 81
slauben, baB Otis aui ben Fbilippis
men einsn Na6iOlser erbalten wiro,
ais ie slluor unb birfte elm @e4lel
eintreten, sbe Die actipen Opsrationen
wieber auisenommen weroen. Sn Ell
nisen Swrsilen wirb ertldrt, baB er III
ben nd6iten sebn 9asen erfolsen wirb,
obslei6 eS taum 9laabbaft erldeint,
baB Der Yrdlibent Dor leiner &iittebr
aus Dem @eiten cine aenberuns ein'
! treten laiien wiro. IS lit lebr wabr=
l6einli6, baB Nomiral Sewep Der
Seratber beS Yrdlibenten III ben Fbis
lippinenirasen wercen wirb. Sswep
bat lid baS %ertrauen beS Soltes
erworben, uno es lit betannt, buB er
ausselpro6en feite anli6ten pom oe'
Ybilippinenfrase nio iiber bic ar'
uno @eiie bat, in Der bic Sperationer
bort s~eleitet peroen %lelten. Sein'
Weinuns pon Otis lit feline lebr bobe.
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Stabt=N emi9feiten.

NtN ~NNAp"
Weirens unb @ottin pon einem a6t
Gage lansen Selu6e in Der nabe
Fartlton, g. o, sele9enen Srtldait
Star wieber mad Saule suriit. Der
Seiu6 golf Der an iensm Srte wobz
nenben Sdwsiter bes 6errn Meirens,
bic er le,t Sabren ni6t mebr seieben,
barob bas @ieberleben fir beibe elm
lebr eriseuli6es mar. lleber ienert
She'll BON Siobatota. ben 6err @eiz
rens bereiite, weiB er nur 9~obenswer=
Ties gu duBern.
Die Witslieoer bes bieiisen
Wc6elpp Eoiten baben bic BON Min=
neapolis an lie ersansene Ginlaouna
CUR Sbeilnabme an benz Gn1pianee,
pel6er am ~. October benz 10.
Dtinnelo ta Gesiment bereitet pirb, arz
senommen. @e9en isds bunoert Be-
teranen BON ct. Eaul, Winneapolis,
Stilwater, Heb @ins unb st. Gloub
weroen al Der Seitparabe mie au6 an
Dem lpdter in Dem ausltelunsSsebdube
81 Gbreu Der beimsetebrten Srieser,
oes Frdiioenten Wcainlsp unp Sta=
bes ueranitalteten Observation-Disclosures,
uno 10 wiro it'd ldlieBli6 bod 4ues
beim Sriessna6ipiel in Winneiota in
@oblsefauen auiloien.
- Sn ser monatli6en Seriamms
lung Der Staotpdtsram Woatas abenS
fam es wieberbolt gum &reu,ieuer;
bod i'm ausemeinen muB suseltanoen
werben, baB biesmal oas @obl Der
Stabt in sldt senommen wurbe. Scb.
S6dfers einsereidte &ednuns i'm Se=
TRACE BON S55 fir seleiitete Sienlte
ais StraBensG ommiiidr fanb cine @e=
sfnrednuns Der Stabt i'm getrase BON
$50, unb bic unterldieos lumme MUIR
De Serrn Sddier erlaubt. Ole Irs
Notwithstanding fam CUR Spra=
DIE, nobel es iid seiste, bas bic oies.
i$brisen oiesbeSisliden I~ussaben bic
bes lesten san3en sSabres bereits iiber=
l6ritten baben. beitisen @i=
oerlpruds bes alderman Coates wur,
Be bic &e6nuns bes Staot= Snsensu-s
Chute erlaubt. Die Srase, Oh ser
Soriiser oes llnteritieunss Gomites
81 eiuem @ebalt bere6tist lein lo1te,
wuree perneineno entldieben. Nnoere
Srasen purben erortert, beren Gntz
l6eio aber bis 81 Der nd6iten Ser
lammluns am 16. Oct. u%orbebalt.n.0
- Die Sunblmentmauern fir ben
Inbau, wel6en Serr s. g. Sammerel
an Z. Ipe. noroli6 al lein bort iteben=
bes @el6dftssebdube erridten ldBt,
meroen in oielem Serblt nod erridtet.
= Die uon Sperm SEQ. 9auer al,
ct. @ermainltraBe sebaltene Wo-
nardsS 6anfwirtbl6aft lit Sienitaa
pom Der @liif's Srewins So. in
Minneapolis seidloiien wOrpen, unb
Die pon Der ,sirma &leber Il 2uetbep
an 6. aue lioli6 betriebene Sdanfs
mirtbl6aft lit in Die 6dnoe pes leetes
rem iibersesansen.
Sas neue Sabritsebdupe Der
Benton Eoper 2raction Gompanp
oil 3. aue noroli6 neben oem Sabnz
9eleile wiro inter Veitung oce Sons
tractoren Sarl Gropp beutc 10 nett
fertis seltellt, baB Die Grbeit al benz
Sa9itubl %besonnen weroen tam.
- Die Serren Feter unS Soubert
Weber, Eionierie bon Gblca9o llno
GriinSer Der beriibmten gSeber : Wa=
gen, trafen Sienitas bier ein, rperoen
bic Sasoiailon in bieliser SeSeno Su-
brinsen uno nit ben $oerren SC. Ons
Der unb anb. &ennemann arsnusen.
- Serr 9ouis anaai BON Brandon
weilte Wittwo6 in Geiddften in ct.
Gloub unb benuste bic ibm eriibrl9te
Sreiseit, isinen Sreuncen einen Be
JUDI absultatten. Sabei puroe aud
bic &sbaction bes rNorbitern" nidt
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90 grsBartls au6 bic Gmpianss=

feierli6feiten filr BEN Sie9er BON Wfa.
Mia in New y)ort a~ussefalen limb =
in elmer SeSiebuns werben lie ibren
!3med uerfeblen lpeber uermOsen lie
bic Grduel oes Groberunss.un Der
ni6tunssfrieses aui ben Ybilippinen
nod ben Wann gu redtfertisen uno
ibm oas S%ertrauen Der Nation mieber
gu seben, in beiien Sirn Der Flan
sereift. Die a6tuns unb bas Ter'
trauen bes Bottles bat Frdiibent See
&inlep li9 usri9erSt, wel9es Gnbe
lein Mbenteuer aud nebmen mag -
rpenn IS iberbaupt Elm Gnbe nimmt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05
Nnn ieincm Nuientha(te in Yelaien

Bon ieinem auientbalte in Sel9ien,
no gr.G onsreBmann Sowne cine 3eits
lang fir Elm WasaSin i6rieb, lit bic;
Ter am Oienitas woblbebalten bel lei=
men Sreunoen, Die bereits I'M i'm
fir6teten, ba Der Oampier, Der ibn
binibertru iini Gage mad cerbeltimm;
ten antunitsSsit crit e%inliei, cinse.
troHen. Sn ud6iter @o6e wirr
Serr Sowne politli6 i'm Staate Ohio
tbdtis lein, I'm bic &luft in Der oemo-
tratii6en Yartei gu iiberbriiden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05

lam ~ perbinbern wie bic Oeutiden?
Oas limb ldwer 81 beantwortenbe
Nrasen unb nit Spannung fam man
Ser weiteren gntwidlung Der otter
reidiI6en Yolitif entsesenieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05
0%ouoerneur 0ino uno Stab trafel


am Oisnitas Nbenp na6 orelwohent'
li9er 4bmelenbeituon Gan 6rancisco,
mobin tie ii6 gum Gmpians oes -. Vt.
Resiments b.saben, in ct. Faul elm.
Die Serren wurpen allermdrts, gan;
beionoers in San Srancisco nit auBs
ersep6bnlider @uitfreunol6aft !llno
gbren empfansen. Die ausmnlterun9
bes 8esiments eriolste am3. OCTOBER
uno Die abiabrt pon Gan Srancisco
nod Gortlano am na6ltlten Sage.
Yrdlioent Wc&inlep miro Die S9pelz
terltdote am u. uno ID. OCTOBER
beiu6sn, UNI oas l3. Minnelota Ute
qiment BEL ieiner Hidtebr bon benz
iiesreiden Selo3use in ben Fblltpp'2
men gu besriiBen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05
Gin fatholij4er Sildoi in Oeutl6z

lamb mad benz anoeren pernirft in Of
fentli6em Grlaiie bic Ger0ffentli6un9
anssslider r@ebetsz grbOrunsen" uno
rwunoerbarer @naben grmeile" in
tatbolil6en gldttern. 50 bic Sis
l6oie BON 5rier, Winlter uno ausss
burg. Der tatbolil9e rGrcellior"
in Wilwaufee meint unb wilnl6t oas
gu: Dem lining mose redt balo Elm
Gnbe au9 in @merifa sema6t werben,
no in einisen 6daen nit ansebli6en
@ebstserborunsen BON einem tatbos
lilden glatt iosar S9a6sr setrieben
meroe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05
Sutler Epuntn in Fennlplpanien

Ouiltl VVuNly w fe"'IV'o"'''
mill ben observation-disclosures leines
Seltebens nit einem ~wilrbisen Settle
feiern. 8ein melt : pennIpluanil6es
Gountp unb f.in Srt in bielen nett
liden 5bdlern oes &epltone Staates
baben before rrla6e, ii6 zines 10
lansen geitebens nit StOlS gu %erfreu=
en-, ais Stabt uno County Butler,
beren @el6i6te nit ~berienisen bes
meltpenniplpanii6en 0euti9tbums
eng pertniipft lit. Was ienes Goun=
tp se%worben, bat es uornebmli6 ben
alten beutiden a%nlieolern gu ueroan.
fen. Sofientli6 weroen Die Teran.
ltalter Der gentennar : sSeier bel Der
aufiteauns ibres Frosramms oies
ni6t iberleben.