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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21

yteundD1 perpetrdtpet ls, bet mir an, oh
id mid feline GlteIte Sohter Warie NJ
cen bulbet Sabr su mir nebmen wpllte,
lie ipllte bisr ettpas Siloun9 lernen. sd
Iollte ibr aber cen bisten tur3 inn
,3ulel balten, inoem Tie NeijunS bdtte,
ieber bic Strdnse gu idlasen. sd
i6rieb linn retubr, lie iollte man tom=
men, bel mir iollte lie ct jut baben.
Sic tpmnt benn po6, I'm Id 1ple ibr
pon'n Stettiner Sabnbpf alb. Sppeit
cen jarS nettet MGden. @ber id oente,
id ioll uf'n &iiden fallen, ais Der
Sepdtordjer mit'n groBen Softer I'M
cen Gao antommt. Warie? fra9 id,
0u raoelii?-Sappbl, liebe Sante
antmortet lie mir-un Su wirlt Sir
freuen, menn id man 10 bur6 Die
StruBcn flibe. Nu-Iage id Damn gang
orpfen, oct meroe id mpbl nib gu Ieben
trieien, oenu 10 LANCE Su bel mir BIT,
miro mid ieraDelt. Gen 6rauenSimmer,
mat ui'n Gao iibt, tommt mir Dor, ola
penn lie nit Den ee1en Seen oct Nns
Itanosieiiebl I'm nit Den dnoeren Oct
gbreeiiebl in Sruno un Sooen trltt.
Sd ouloe ober bod, Oct Die lln'ittllGl=
teitsmai6ine pben uf Die Sro'6te uIle=
laoen miro. Oils mir ppr unierenl
SauIe balten, ia9e id gu ihr, lie Toll
ma nod cen paar Minuten wartei;.
az rim hpi )pn &ppfmQun. Der llnten
ippbnt, I'm fruge i'm, oh er nib cen
peibli6et Sabrrao in ieiner &emile
unterbrineen tOnnte. Samobl, bet
fDnnte er. Sd laiie oenn Oct 3oo in Die
&emiIe bringen, oenn in meme @pb=
nung wollte id ct MID baben. 60, mein
Mdo6en, ia9e id. alS mir oben limb,
MI bGnoije mir nal Geine janse tursa
r6tiie &aolertleoalde aus! Salte piel=
lei6t po9 Yumpbolen? ga, Die bate
Tie MI gum Slid mid, nur turSe Gote
I'M LANCE S6niirlieIeln I'm bunte
Gtriimpe. Sd nebme alle oieIe unmord=
lii6en 6leioun9sitiide iiber ben @rm,
peridliebe lie in meme 4ammer ul
itede ben S6liiiel in Die 3ai6e. 60,
iage id, tpenn gu mad Neultapt 3urilt=
reilt, oenn trieeit Su allies mieoer. Sn
Der erften 3eit meente Tie bdufi9, oenn
CAB ii6 bet aber, I'm lie puroe re6i
freunolid I'M perjnii9t. Sd lieb ibr
Wa1mittags cen paar Stunoen 3eii
gum Wssjebn, benn lie bate bier nod
msbrere Observation-Disclosures, wr
iie co4 jerne jeieben puroe, oenn liz
tpuroe bduiis unten beim 9oofmann
ant Selepbpn ierufen. Sic fam penn
INNER suriid nit ben SeiGeio, bet ia
bel Seiannten injelaben mdre. Gines
9ases jei6ab bet oph pieoer I'M lie bal
MIR, oh lie MID bis IL llhr fnribleihsn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21
NO. 81. Ias Grfte Gcbet.
NO. 90.
Npab'S Irhe.

Cine Renaseris, aus IL 5~bierpddrer
bsitebene, ndmIit GIepbanten, aamseIe,
Rsbs, Yferee, 8irbsr, afien. 3iessn, Sos
ipsn, Barren, Tiger, Surse ure adsen.
Die Silesr limb in gaarer CNdrrtsu uro
Msibten), ec6 1T isbes Ibier elm eir,el.
mes Bib. Sic fire IN pielen Sarbsr auf
ibtperem Barton litbosrapbirt, dussss
ibrittrr une in setrieberer Arbeit perrcus
fcrmt. Die 3ues Der lbiere iine eerau
pieeerseeeber. lie ~GIeptarter 'ire 7
3pu bob une 10 3ou lang, bic anesren
Sbiere in observation-disclosures Srcbe. Mers
ben irei periannt, helm 6mpiang ether 2
Gent Poftmarfe unn Is 1tnterhriftsauss
ibnitttn bon ben llmi6Idesu BON @rbads
les eebrarntem aaitee.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21
10. 90.
Der erfte &uB.

itno. Yer UuBpooen peliept aus etnem
adtel Coll oiden 8leiplatten. Had
elmer sriinoli6en &einigung nit ollie
Ger allerneueiten bpgieinii6en Mittel
tpanoern Die paiiagiere in oas ,Warte=
simmer," nel6es ieinen Namen per=
bent, oenn bier miiiien Tie itunoenlans
auf bic &iiderliattung ibrer Sleioe,
tparten. Sie SesinfiSirung bon &leis
~oungsfiiden uno ionligem periOnli6em
gigentbum 1T cine langweili9e 6e.
i6i6te. ga 9rantbeits ltoffe in 9epiiien
S~abritaten, nie @olle, Saumpolle,
9einwano nur bur6 Sampf uni6dolid
aema9t perpen f%onnen, leoerne 8eiies
tai6en, @ummimaaren, Slai6en, SOia
lettensesenitdnoe ielbit sesen cine SiBe
bon 24O Grab Sabrenbeit ii6 BART
nddig erpeiIen, menoet mall bel ibnen
einen beipnoeren Npparat, cine Der
neueiten Grrun9eni6aiten esSanitdts=
peiens an.
Sp6 tpenoen mir un1ere Iufmert=
iamteit jebt ben beioen tleinen Snieln
3u.
9ie norolider 9elesene, Sofimun
Sslano, oient bauptid6lib CUR 9esin=
fisirung BON geiunoen Yeripnen, psl6e
auf S6iffen nit anltefenOen Grantbei=
ten angetommen iino. Siele Der CHI
siere uno Soloater, pelde ben 6eloSu9
auf Guba mitgema6t batten uno auf
Sransportibiffen bon Santiago 3uriid=
tebrten, naren bier auf einige Gage
unfreipillige @dlie.
Sminburne Sslano baseaen III bic
Stdtte. gu Der 0antes Sni6rift iber
benz ginsang our SOlle paiien piiroe.
Sier berriden Die entiebliden &rant-
beiten, uel6e ben meni6liden &Drper
peri tiimmelu, pertrodnen, lan9iam err
tooten, Seulen uno @unoen aus Der
2ebenstiefe an Die Oberfld9e treiben
uno oas MenidenantliB CUR i6eubli9en
Wasfe Der,erren.
Wabrbaitig elm trauri9es 9oos sr-
rpartst ben. Der ir9eno ME oas @n=
sei9en elmer an1tedenoen 3rantbeit per=
rdtb. Sn elmer iiOlirten 3elle auf
Smmburne Sslano langiam gu 5terben
unb bann TN 2rematorium perbrannt
Su tperoen, obne pisllei6t ie bas ameri-
faniide 6eitlano, bas beiberiebnte Gano
ieiner drdume, betreten gu baben, 1T
fi4erli9 tein beneioenswertbes S4idial.
Don auben iiebt man 60 Der Sniel
gar ni9t an. oab tie ote Soffnunss'
~loielten Der 9oifnungsloien beberbergt.
Reinli6 ausiebenoe @ebdube nit ein'
faden 8lumenbeetsn uno &aienplGBen
NIT Der tieien Sldue bes Weeres als
unoerdnoertem Saum. uno IN Der
! Gerne oie bellerlen6t,fe Mie''niiahi
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21
3u p%crfaufcm.

Bon elmer bis so Cots, ~anitobenb on
bas 3ibmonbsr airheneissntbum tounen
~ iebr ansemslienen Breiien s%etauit wer'
ben. 1ieie @runbitiide iinb iebr pafieno
fir barmer. bic s%uriid,usiebsn iih beab'
iittisen. ibr 6eim in elmer suten oeutiden
Gcmmunitdt aufiblagen unb in Der Ndbe
elmer tatbolilben 8irbe mobnsn modten.
I'm Yrsiie unb ndbsrs Nuftldrune ihreibe
man an ober iprede Dor bel
M ussl
Alba 9orab, Ntnn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21

SIR eine unbeimIi9e So.
mile biloete Stein, 8Obmen, ben
g9obnort. Ser bort anidiiise, 39idb.
rise 3aselobner Seinrid Mlbl murbe
unldngit rpesen grmOroun9 ieines brei'
idbrisen SD9terdens gum Sooe per'
urtbeilt, pom 9aiisr aber besnabt9t.
porauf Der Oberite @eridtsbof bic
SObeslraie in l5jdbriee i6were 3erter.
bait umpanoelte. Sic beioen 8riiber
bes S6euials, &arl uno Sobann Wibl.
batten ibren eieenen Sater ermoroet.
@n 9arl Wiibl puroe bic S~ooesfrafe
p~pllsogen, pdbreno Seinri9 Wibl, be,
gu 2Ojdbri9em 9erter besnaoi9t wuroe,
In Der Strafanfalt itarb. Sas Saus,
in tpel6em bic .W0roerfamilie" tuobnte
uno aus weldem nod elm pierter W0r.
Der Encouragement mar, itebt leer, oa
trob. berabesiebter Wietbpreiie Niemano
in Dem rMoroerbauie" pobnen mill.
Ger geiiBer bat oaber I'm Die gemil.
ligun9 CUR Semolirun9 bes Sauies
nad9eiudt, UNI meni9iiens ben Saus
plab pertauien gu tOnnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21
SANTA MARIA KOLONIE

Santa Maria Thale Santa Barbara Co., Cal.
1852 Mder bcites Yobmens, sSei,en., 3u6er.
riibens, @etrcioe., cbft. uno Weioe . xaae.
Gins 3ufsrrassn.8atrit 8 Tlsilsn %.ntftrnt.
Sn unnitttlbarsr Rate pSn ,ret Giisntatnlintta.
gsr,auft In gbttttlunstR ,u S5-S5Oper ader.
siOOO.fur ttn Ban ron 8irts unt etule rem TEN 81.
ssnttumtrn gardrttrt.
Solo niIiruns mad, ooufdnoia ntusm VIaai
1900. gfrr fir .intn ptrmantrtsn 8tr&tn. unh e4uis
Brnt %rsfsrpttrt.
Seine Asenten umo Stptfh enbdnoler.
Ganfie, &N b,sinsunstn. Gbfslutt et&ertstt ks
1ttsts. SuU Page. Gastnttmss 8Itma.
anfrdssn rt6tt man an
Henry Drummer, Cassiererder
ERMASIA TRUST Co., San Francisco, Cal.
sttr an bic Bank Of Santa Maria, Santa Maria
Oal. Berusr rtnte man flo an bic Rttafttsn BEE Sc
~itisrnte grlsfrsunb. San 8~raneittS, Gal. sttr q
tts Rstafttent ieits Slattss. 2f.bs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21
YteitemsSrgeln!

eaet turs gfsifsn. Srssln in Srtnuus brtnstn. @SN
itst bic t6tfte 3eit taju. gpartu nitt 10 lanss, Bic bsr
Staus he flsiusn 2teiis rtr,sbrt unt tas gpsri tn fursts
3stt ruinirt 1T. SD made su1 te Nrbstt 10 gut nab
btuis ME irasne cine Gcneurrtn,s 8rmd. edSt slot b.
ben fremter terseldnfsner ytuitsr, her 10 ale taA'
mann aus sistt, ans Ntrf. QtrfSistsns hRs rpti ices
auf eisfs seeiis ,u S6atsn e~efpmmsn. g4tnn Str ttns
Tftiftn.S rael brdutt 49, CD fIein ceer arcs = fann latt
Itstsr eas Sch tier TN Stadtt eireultren une untsrhhtt
ttnSu @eIdaftsmaur ter ftint Nrbsttsfrdfts rne Mss
ttrial ~sbsufdlls rem ttsem Staate bs,ittt, as tn anbt.
rtn Staattr gu faufsr. Qpeutet tut an Sctn 8etn, Ct.
ydul. Ntnn., e. rtrt Gua i1srl,6 CUR 9utrttetneth
tteitntn unt II aernt terttt. tas 6ele undergraduates
falls SIR nitt lufrtetenssftta, ftin ientet. Gins nels
Crstl NIT eli ~ttnsenesn Ststfsrn n ,um gtriduf ftrttts
irtt NIT iebsr rretheen Nestittrn hnt In her NrbtH.
Remmt une teittt %etelelbtn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21
Grand Pacific Hotel
Ode bon q. xipe. unb 4. 2trabe,
At. GIouo, 9einn.

CUR sefauigen Nabribt, oab ib sbiseB
6oteI, zines Der alteiten uno beit bstann'
ten 6etels in Der Staot. alter Soldiers
Blab) iibernommeu babe, nit eem aud
gut einaeribtete StaIun9en uerbunbsn
limb. @egen quite uno prompte Seoie'
nuns uno nit Der 3uiiherun9, ieoem
aunoen mein betel in ieoer 6iniibt ~
eiuem ansenebmen 6eim ,u eeitalteu, ems
pfieblt iih beitens einem seebrten Bubble
fun non nab unb fern
22s3mtS Ssbn &auimanu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21

Sufbei9Idee aus Strob
peroen in Sapan beniibt. Man idiipt
bort bic Suie Der Yieroe meiit mittelt
Strpb. Nu6 Der i6periie 3u99aul
trdst 10 81 iasen Strobibube. Die in
bieiem Sale UNI bic &nDGel nit Strobs
ieilen beieliist iino uno unten cine ettpa
Is Millimeter oide Spble biloen. Sie
Soften oieier ,Sufeiien aus &eisftrob~
belaufen lid fir ben Sab auf ! Sent.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21

SrgcAo tir.a saa Ken ~iolacaDen @idern tuiro frei Der:
t1uot, Lcial Enyieng riner 2 Sent Vohnlarfe nno 10
lHi.:itrj! AIsi3iniitcl BON Den umf1lagen bon
grt.a. - 1sg:a"G!ew .!ahee.
Ep. ~. a. C2ay NIB Nystczy' uS '~ei GnSsre srObe 9e'stiu
9rTduc. wa uAlt Slt.tt."
80. s5. Adventure s CT q 6achful Bachelor, 'pcn Clara as
gurd. Glt sunClulltt Cetttcie. .
$3.50. Tempest and sunshine Gin aornar ron NTau IRarp
!. Nplmts, 1e tuu!mteEe Gcr. litriftncuertu hes Retailers.
re. 81. The Sunnyside Cook cook. q" gn Srau Sennte 6arlar.
INieo IL etde9 eU rtrraitIttten tUo prattttSten aohthber, relbe
c biaueGsJcptE UEItsr. -
80. 81. Old Secrets and New Discoveries. 9ieies Bud matt
rem Scfer rt otu hciUcrrlgerofeu WtnenItatter petannt hno III
cbenioprtl m,rtalttue ME EIshb.
go. 80. Three Thousand Things Worth knowing 0or
d. Iirrre, Ytrioicr ron A2ppres untrerial GiINert " Gteies Bud
III cine crcoi.evurie Rutiter Sriormatcn III fursss'abter Sornt:
SO. 80. The City CT dreadful! Night, uns anbers SeNbtttsr
pru Nuepor3 Saying.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21
Nc. 05.
Ereifh6ne Blu:
inenbilccr.

Ssses 1T e13xl7 3cu
srps. Die Hamsu bsr'slben
fino: ,Scmmsr Quit"
Sine Saie eilien," uns
,.5riit urp grpmatii6."
1is,e ersi Siloer eebcren
;uiammsn ure rpereer frei
ncriaabt. helm Gmpians
elmer 2 Gent Yoftmarfe
uuo ) nntsrihriit.a AUS
ihnittcn pom rem umiblds
ssn BON arbudIes' ses
traurtem Saiies.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21
no. 100.
Siherbeitss Nabelns Gtui.

GntbiIt "a ri6eIs
pldttirte Siberbeitss
naeeIn in erei @roben,
tounen Don beteeu
Seiter eef6lpHer
iperosn uro iirc iebr
lei6t aufs une ,usus
MAIDEN. @eroen fret
perianot. beitn Gmps
fang elmer 2 Gent
Pphmarfe unn 8 uns
terihriitsS usihnitteu
bon ben um'bldsen
BON Grbudles' ses
branntem aaiiee.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21
ldnaft tpteber In Weuffobt.-

ldnsit wteoer tn y%euftaot."
8orfibenber: .Sbr eisener Dru.
Der III iiber Sbre Sanolunesueiie 10
emport, oab er se9en Sic Strafantras
9eiiellt bat."
MnsetIagte: .Wie i'd man jeb6rt
babe, Toll er bod raoeln, i'd mag niidt
mebr bon ibm wiiien."
9ie Raolerfeinbin ioI Is Warf
Strafe sablen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21
Spbn Npbn,

Stiftusrstls Bsbrii. $50 gpsftrn aptnu. Gdt her Ssis
hart Ctr, Ct. Paul. gtnn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21
SO. SS.
4

Cine Nstdlibc6tcl,
in Sarbeu lithogra?tIc.,
entbdlt buuecrt ScIr'
naoelr in ancrtlrtcu
8rp5er une ScecrS,
tpie: eeraee Sct;ae unn
unNbtbdre Sadrnaeelu.
Tie psribieeeren 9ais
tunsen iine in psr,t,ss
benen Qbtbetlure gen.
@irp irsi nsrianoi. b:im
6mpfana einfr 2 Ssrt
VoRmarie NIB 10 lin;
feriMrift ~auFiaritten
bon ben nmitldger bon
ArbudIss' eebranrtsm
Raifee.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21
Gin
Saihens
Spieael une
Sdmm.

Sn einem itpren
2eoertcmbiraticns
bebdItsr. NIT 8dbs
men aus tpetber
Wetal bsouem unc
niseli6. @irb frei
p%erfanht, beim
Gmpfang elmer 2
Gent poifm arfe
unb Z unterfhrifts
dush nitten BON
ben umitldaen BON
arbudIes' e~ebranrs
tenn Rafiee.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21
Tc. 81.
Sin Siorb scr febrmitcu Siumen.

Gin ~rei;sneeS Bib pcu Rc'en, bon, terlhn'ten Slrs
m~enr,aler giul DC Sorepre e,mo!t. SSir slaabet,
eaS oieies sines Der IGcu'ttu Eoienbilocr II. tl5 ie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21
no. IS.
Gin iuuifrirteS Nlbuni
Der MdturdeShthtc.

Sunf,is farbise 8iIper bon 9bieren,
ibrer S6onbeit une ibrer Seltenbeit
tpessn sstpablt. Mirn frti p%erianbt.
bsim 9mpiang elmer 2 9ent Yoitmars
fe unn 10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BON ben llmibldseu BON arbndlss'
aebranntem aafiee.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21
ST. =. 3uiammen=
f.opp, Ircr Irinfbcber.

NAhAN @AR~
tnbrun9.
8iro IN els
mem feinem
]iidel Re
iIefs9sbdls
terselusiert,
Der MID
erober tpis
ctne ges
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21
Ne. -6. Samen9urt=
ShudQe.

Gunip,3q cuSssilbrtes iilberplattirtes
@Huite,. gDiro irti o%erianot, beim Smps
,aEg e,Ier2 Seat Y~oifudrfe unb : Tins
ierifru' lueidnit!en ron ben umitlds
1tn sea .lrhudles' %setranntem aafiee.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21

Dies rspra,entirt cine bon ben si.Ien QtNsn bic in issm Pfunb 9ad.t BON
grbudles' sebranntsm aaHee p Hneer it, Dit iseer rrter'brttt be Der
Rduier ausfbreicet, eisnst sr ft BEN bsfirmter SeNstburr etnss Arttels
an, ben IT aus Der Ianssn Site piben ,arr, pcraus8s'stt, saS bic unter'
ibrift bonn lm'bIase ausssitritten rtre uno hieidbe ais Stles, Te osn
beftrieben, an grbudls Brps. msefanct pire. Die bier ilritrins une b'
itriebene Elite nire nur bis gum 3lfrn gai. 1900 @ntigtit hahen
Cine anbsre settle eieir Elite pre in ouNr gstarrtmaturs balb erftetnsr.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-17
i4ss sapiia. saa zpere,

5sb Stump lOrbltO life lGnge pda BET Sieo, bpor han
hupes Oppusei 9OpmGrtst slttr ben byattepe Stp.
Ser S.iunber par tiIitrattelist Tor al g~jenfenoe oct,
5OOrpaa ban reiits fig 90 ~ioriuIsis Sporsl al ben 6sit.
JON bupbs siort bet.
pan neg lite after Op Pda TN Qtt. men git pioere Ill
Io6si Os ben samIs Bar Der aoIeo ,l 1sen. ban baDOs al
pet ben, iulste eittr 9rbs0ig aiitono
8 OOsr en- giI OsObIsu ban q, rDtte irsm poo psrus
ps'it originate Wauos. mart %IangIOmt paa Be stsOsr, 5por
SPorsi blsO utpesIisi. Oa mart rditsre, bpOr Nartst sitsr
rem bratttes $50 aosa 9aritsIisbso tuno, n~jtiass.
Sig en- artaoIos, Dr sr b~siti9itiast mso Iotboninoen
al en- nso Sieroglpi.r bsoattst 1aUls. bapOe ban III, Tan
ter Tor anbet. pan Ido bperteH paa ben arsnne. pipi.
itraits Slstts. Der hi aae Gibsr omgap BAN, ear BEN
n%isrisbioa 1inlmeI, Der bpGIDsO, fig ItpIss oDsr bans 90.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-17
s5ss aapitsI. spsre, ,atse.

Den %bopsplsis Rpttsr peobIeo at ~suloppers aiteo orer
PrGrisn - Sch Stump iulgte BAN meo Ginene, GA It'll,
isreno bun par tonmen al Siets baosnior ncole trt.
~Itddsnoc MeititaSraer forloo Segsren i'm tnelsnoe Stil.
lina.
8u hob ban ct Por Setunoer oprsit % opsrluoce men
fg ielp, hpab Der par beoft al eisrs.
Zen npie ~itsoiuubne Gpiioos, Der par liseiaa marteio
iom upentst. bapos for en- Del ~ioritBrrst bans Sontsoon,
og ipntes at fcrors en- 5Oranprins ban sglarsr. Stulpe
ban pebblips al iorislse bet Sppr, ban bolbt paa al uptppe
sltr rice siter ben Sanger, Der ustop par iirsaen iorbi2
Deb at 9jsre bel 5srite tmlos ban iomme efter ms,st
men osripm bon bsitsmte i0 Tor BET Gioite. tunpe han
srIare mere.
Oct Diloe mdaiis mites BAN at ianae ben bupeols,.
5tpittr % fua oiSe 8runoen til oenns piloiomme cm.
~Iuttsn.
Dleosns ban inuisoss oOsrDsisoe 6poo Der par nam.
Ian at ajrrs, bapOs ban gIcmt ben file Rsqitp. ban bopes
issr, oa BET ipaae anal0. ban 1apbe bsrt lanai bort, ma
e"''"' Gcrtiaties)
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-17
stu,cu Chic, spcn iOiesO.

Jrani I 4 h;ucu ailrsaer 0p pGa. al ban CT ben
garmc I Sirn,iei I. I. 9bsuer & 60, Der briurr
Jprreiuina epen Soleeo. Sidi % gpurtn ipm pren.
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Arizona republican., 1899-03-17
TO KEEP LOVE SECURE IN HOME
Man and Wife Must Live Simply, Hon. estly and Frankly on
 High Plane.

Tn the first months of married life. love is so sufficient, and loving So sim De, that there seems no other need in lie. Writes Helen WatterSOn Moody in the March Ladies Home Journal
 Eut by and by, when care begins to shadow them, when duties present themselves, and, strangely enough. conflict with each other, when eonyic- tions clash and tastes differ. then both Husband and wife begin to realize that back Of love must stand what I have called steady and sturdy moral qlaIi- ties-JuStice, patience honesty. sincer- lty, and magnanimity. Indeed. on these depends the very continuance of love in marriage, for it is not possible to go on loving unless that is found which is worthy of love- I say this adV1sedly. I know the world is full of nlen and women who think. either be- cause they like to think so, or sadly
 because they must, that enc can love Where one does not ennoble ones ideal Of 4oVe. One may pity, may have an llh2lte yearning tenderness over what one cannot respect, but love is of royal Firth and recognizes only what is IS royal as itself. The way. then. to keen lcVe secure in married life is not so much to be anXiously watching and guarding lest it should escape, or cry ing that love has spread it's wings be- cause the first holiday romance is re- placed by graver feeling, but by living aiCng simply and honestly and frankly together, on high plane looking most and always toward whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honest whatsoever things are just, whatso- ever things are pure, whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever things are of good report Then love will be not a captive, but a most willing guest"
Arizona republican., 1899-03-17
MENZEL AND THE VAIN EMPRESS
 AUGUSTA.

Among the many stories which have been related concerning the affirmative German painter, Menzel, in connection with his recent elevation to the dignity CT a Knight of the Black Eagle (the Prussian equivalent for the English Order of the Garter), I have not seen the following, which is, nevertheless, characteristic of the man, and rather amusing:
 Having been commissioned by the old emperor to paint a picture Of his coronation as king of Prussia, he re- produced with too much exactitude and too little fiattery the features of the emperor's exceedingly vain and by no means young ccnsOrt. Her majesty insisted that he should altar his DOT trait Of her and render it more attract i've. This he absolutely refused to do, and the consequence was that ger maj esty on numerous occasions permitted him to feel the weight of her displeas- ure
 The old painter bided his time and eventually got even with her in a very characteristic fashion. For being en- trusted with the task of reproducing on canvas the scene of the emDerors departure for the seat of war in 1870, he portrayed the Empress Augusta with her face entirely concealed in her handkerchief, as if weeping, although she prided herself on not having shed a single tear on that occaSion-F'rom a Berlin Letter
Arizona republican., 1899-03-17
LOOKING roR AN IssUE.

In it's desperate f1oundering for ar
 Issue upon which to make a stand
 against the republicans in the coming
 presidential campaign, the democratic
 party has made pitiful and contempt.
 ible spectacle for the candid independ- | ent citizen to witness. Less than a
 year ago it was fondly hugging the buZZard issue created by it's most malevolent and mendacfous organs and hoping to keep alive the discontent they had stirred up throughout the country by falsehoods about the all legged camp horrors. That failed and
 "Algerism" was created to foment
 hatred of the administration. Then the commissary department was charged with corruption by collision
 with the great meat dealers of Chi cago. ''AlgeTism" cannot live as a vital issue and there is not an iota Of proof of fraud in the commissary de- pertinent, however bad some of the neat may have been. Now the des- perate democracy charges that the Fifty-fifth congress was extravagant- that IL opp1 TUT IIS CWO cal D Of it's existence the vast sum of S1,- 5o6,890, ,016. When, some years ago, tic sum of $1 1000, 900, ,OOO was reached the campaign cry of "a billion dollar congress" was heard in the land, and now we are told by the democratic shouters that the country will ring with the cry of billion and a half congress. They have shown as had judgment in the selection of this slo gan as in the others. There is plenty of time to shcw to the nation just what rart the democratic minority in con gress had in bowling for the war that entailed great expenses in addition to the normal demands of the govern ment. Nearly $5O0,00O,OOO of the ex- rense of the late congress was charge able to the obligations incident to the war, so that as a matter of fact con- gress was not extravagant The dem- ooratic party keeps up this howl about congressional expenditures year after year P if it could make thinking people believe that the expenses Of this natlon of seventy-five million people should be no greater than they were when we were fifty millions. By the time the next campaign is here this issue will be as fit as the buzZard issue.
Arizona republican., 1899-03-17

against it. And this despite the -
 that he had property interests e and that the success of his opposition would mean the construction of an in ferior building. MT Goldwater finally changed his attitude. All 'reformers" change, sooner or later. Mr. Goldwater also opposed the beet interests of Phoe- nix by favorng the bill designed to quash the four suits now pending for the annexation of several of the out lying additions. Had this bill become law Phoenix would not be able to take a step toward enlarging it's boun- daries.
 The fact that MT Goldwater had been shorn of, his pomposity when the legislature adjourned last night is sat isfaction enough for those who fought him to a finish For the next two years, at least, we are safe from his repudiation tendencies. As for the ether members of the council, their position is not enviable Wright and Carpenter and few others espec- ially covered themselves with dis honor They played game of decep- tion and were smoked out Even re- pudiationists hate to be shown up as having tried to sell out those who trusted them.
 The contracts that caused the ses- sion to end in such a storm were entered into between Secretary Akers and four reputable publishing houses. Every legal requirement. was ad- hered to. The work was let to the lowest bidders. One who will take the trouble to read the law and ex- anime the contracts may get a better idea of the despicable act of the coun-