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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-17

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miBOcrgnil9t ms 3iwmcr, neil Ell be.
mtrtte, OaB bel 0Gr chen abgc6altencu
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oorbcn mar. ga crlNubte iib Der on=
,ucitnoc 2tibid9er Die @emcrtung:
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i6cn -. Q}ur?" irugte Der SOnig,
,g&cm man bel alien Nus9abcn INNER
I0Qt ,nrr,' miro man nicmals ouI
cincn Qriincu ,3wejg tOmmcn, @pn 10
lUcggempricncn GrOihcn t0nntc ii6
cine arme bunQrige 6umilie idtti8cn.
apmme mir tilnltig tciner mieoer nit
Dem einIdltigeu ,9drr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-17
G:3Vcrt cim jeiDcmes &lcio trcis

6ran &tcsbe Naib. Giuiomsippn,
IA, lhrsibt: Soetin baS itpuuieioene
S'ti9- IA gltn - ens SIZE mir ionaien,
eltaiicn. 3je Cualit0t lit ousge;eihnet,
une th oon:t Sbneu touisnomol ooilr.
5rou 6liie Sropr. g,p 6oper, Conn,
'drtibt: Gd 9loubte IS lGum. ober heute
uorgen Tom meir iejbeneS Sleio or. ,}d
babe IS etuem 9uBenb gtadbarn se;eiat,
ano ole hoter BOZ. iur zines III ititen.
10 II miytlib berrIld, uuo ih ma.ce al.
les, mas ih toan, iir 3hre Seituag tbuu.
9Hir ionnen 8tmaiie ron lauiea6en BON
SIeioetn brir gan. biz mir oil ieue asridentt
boten, hie am uniars Nn3eigen aatmorten.
VILE RIeiNCr PROMPT sueeititt abreiit:
LOCK BOX 397 PHILADELPHIA. PA, 28.
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Ter vNptCer." -Cpnnerfas ben II. Nusuf 1899.
Tin, einen Duhdabtn.

Nls in December oeS SabrcS 1909
bic lcete bcloenmiithiSc Grbcbuh9 Der
Iirolcr inter Nnbreae OoIer bon Den
Sran,olcn nieber9eporiNn mar. bleltell
Der tailerlife Sberlommanoant alolS
paraguay o'Sillicrs uao Die inter lblll
acknowledgements ell ilrdtbarcS StraT'
9eridt iiber lille, Die elmer 2bcilnabme
al Dem pcr;wciicltcn 6rcibeitsfampIe
iibcriiibrt poer pcro0hti9 lparen nrlo
bic lih niht rehtSciti8 battcn in cider
belt b"rin9cn tpnnen. Gincr Der GiIrl9s
iten bel oielcm blutigcu Jlabewcrtc mar
Der irau;0lilhe G)eneral Seucroli, Ocllcll
SUIT, lid gan, beiouoerS Ourd) lbre
&iir;e ullb @r0ulanitcit aneicihnctc.
Wei Ger crltaunlidcn Sdreili8teit, init
Der Die ialt INNER aui Den zoo lallter'
Den llrtbeile gciQllt mo uollrtrcdt murs
Den. lheint eo nift munoerbar menn
oielem ShrcdensmUlnc ell Terleben,
mic bas nabltebeno eridblte. nit inter
%lauicn tounte.
Seperoll bate inter Den auIgeTunOcs
nen Fapiercu bes 3iroler ShileenTiibs
rers D. &olb eincu Vricf eutoedt, Der
BON Dem Triciter Setter Stren8, Snra'
tor BON TalS, gelhriebcu mar. Aus
Dem Snbalte oieles ShrclbcnS 9ing her
Dor, Dap Die Gienelnpe gum llcberTall
Der 6ran;olen in Vriren bereit lei, nno
SaE es wobl cine uclle iiiilianilfe Ves
lper Sebeu tonne. 9iotiirlid wurOe Ner
urbeber oieleS VriefeS loIort auf ole
Silte berer gelett, bencn man Den Fros
SeB MAIDEN miille. Nber Der nit Der
Sprade mno Den Gcrb0ltnilieu ocS
Sanoes pielleidt weuig pertraute Sfrels
Der pcrmehlelte ben Srt Gals i'm BE:
;irf 9toocned nit Dem 0orIe SplS uils
wcit SpScn, uno 10 gelhab es, Dap Der
pOllig lhuloloIe Yfarrcr pom SOlS, So
bann Sfneioer, ell altcrsl hmaher
@reis bon a Sabren, mittcn in Der
9iaft bon fran;Oiilhcn Solbaten aus
'ellcm Vettc g"erilien mo III Hetten nab
VO;en ab9eIiibrt muroe. Tort wurOc
linn nit Scr iibliten Shnclli9feit mo
Observation-Disclosures Der Hro;eB 9ellGtt ulO
Ell wuroe uugeaftet leiucr llnlhulosbe'
tbeuerun9en sum Io0e ourf Srld)iebcll
ocrurtbtilt. 2lm nQhitcn Wtorgen ldoll
lOlite ser Sprud pollltredt merocn. mo
ocr unglildlihe Eiarrcr beiauo lid be-
rcltS AMI Dem 9Sc9e sur Jttd)tlt1tte, ais
ourd) eincn i3nIall Der Srrtbirm entocft
urO Der SeIcbl sum lunfub Der Gre
fulton erthellt murbe. Sine Ver;09e.
rllrg BON iDeni9en Wtinuter illr ullo cl
mare III lpGt getommen.
Sin crleuteS uno etmaS lorgf0ltigcree
Gcriubrcn er9ab iett bic g0nSlid(
Granddaughter oeS @reiieS. Der baraui
IOiort III Treibeit gelett muroc. Sr
Iclerlthcm 3u9c, nit mcbcroen Nabne,1
unb inter oemGcl0ute bcrGlOdcn famer
linn ielte Hiarrfiuoer ent9c9cn, I'm
ibren Seellorgcr icitlin ein;ubOlen
Aber bie aIagcitonocne So0cSangit Uni
Die nit Dem j0beu &&eficl leiles sc
lhides uerbunOcnc Grrcgnng battcn 81,
Ihmahe Observation-Disclosures beS altcl
WtanneS Ocrort erlhilttcrt, 0aB CT 20,
Der 1biir ~leiler Eiarrtrhe, BON
Sdla9e geriibrt, toOt iIIammenbrad.
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Giuc n~crfanbiac Mntlunrt.

EInc ncritanoigc Wntlpnrt. Ncr
bctanutc Ebilolopb WtOieS WtenbclS'
John mar in ieinen jiiugcren Sabrtn
laroerc j3eit Sudbaltcr i'm Oaule zines
sicmli6 beihr0nttcn Serllner &duis
hlanreS. 9ariiber bcmertte zines Ia
oeS ein Sefannter tbeilnebn1cnb 81 Inn:
,0aS Sdiflal lit BOD rcft un9ercht.
gle, ein 10 9eldeiDter Wtann, miinci
sltcm 10 b%eitrGnttsu SppIe oiertn!"-
,IaS iinbe ih iebr %pcrlt0nbig bon Dem
Shidlal," e~nt9esuete MenoclSlobn;
,benn Wenll i6 Der Serr w1re. / y II
fouute i1 nidt brauhen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-17
Grt1tittlrlidf.

Gaii (als er ein rOtbes Saar i'm
Glen 9eiunoen bait: Sic, Serr
ODER, ipenn Sic mir i6pn baarige
Glce'cl brin9cn mpllen, oann CABIN sc
mer norr mid ipelde nit robin Sau.
rem, bic Tam id Sc ndmli6 Dor ben
FOB niht leioen !"
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Wartin @utbers f!ir,cicr Nrici be,

finoct li6 i'll Ser t0ni3llhcn Slbllotbci
Su Yerlin. SicIcS Shreibcn lit al
sincn gCwiIien Nirlhiclocr geriftct, Den
CT nidt fannie uuo Der Hur ocSbalb al
i'm gelhriebcn, INN cine iScile uon ibm
III bciieen. %utbcr antmortete INN;
r0u ~pcrlnn0tcit meinc 0anolfriit, bier
bait On mciue Nanoihriit."-Gr CAB
einem Stuoircnocn, Der %uit bate, ~
preoi9tn, ocn 9fQtD; oStcig' binaui,
thu oen Wiun0 auf un0 bore balo aui."
-Gr lhiftc aui icincr lcptcn 9(etis uud
Oalle lciucm 6rcunoc SuituS SOnaS Gin
i60ucS 3riufQla5 ais Gjei6ent nit nad'
ltebcuCcm &erS:
.0em alteu 1ottor Souas
Sriugt Goftor gHthtr tiu ih6ue5 @las,
0uS ltbrt he ale btioe Icin,
DAT ije ;trbredlJhe Glditr lstl."
0ieier gtdicrne Scfcr bciinOst iih mod
belltc in Der alten NatbSbibliOtbet III
9tlirilbCrQ.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-17

&rait oeS Gbriltentbume pertenler,
lpelheS iHon einmQl Die 9Selt poll
itdnoig I'll relthuriren u%er'tanoen bat.
Sieie &rait lit niGt crlol6en. sol
oen mir Der Stride, oGnn ioirb 'td err
iiiuen, mas eiu erltnhirier Seber INT
lerer 3cit porber9clu9t; Der perbell'
ienc GrlumpD Der 4ir6e nno Der sum
aaoemcineu Mogl bergeltelte Nrleoe.
Sh weliin9e, Iiebe III nolpiem yeuer itims
inert Or Netter;
Nm ItllrIuiiheu Simniel crlheineu 'lainrlell'
DC 3eldell.
Spiort ertllteber, ciidredt POM plptlih II
Nnblld
Die %orauliaen lluoeheu r lluo iabren sim
bpllii6 II Trnhl,
Sin opttieinolih Is jhleht alarbt ;uiocrlt'e
beno 3Suuoer
limb ideiut Durd, ", tnel beQau1ere %erbrea
den 81 lilbnen.
ga ,peidt ter olte 3prr od uibet De &1
llno Den c bilterten Stun belanttl9t lHBt
Nlcbc
90. ouh Die al c, pereeBene 5u9eno wa9t
Sul iidSuf' bre",
Salltere Sieue lllp HHgeptluelIe -hiIu"'
felt.
Salp, Die Nalre nit SelSipeiSeu 9elfmlldt,
erlieht Der ,SIie {
Sie &iiHite, III I pollen Narfen lpeno't eers
Stape, .
SIS lit lebr lNpierig 81 ent|bels
BEN" 10 ldrieb neulid Elm bo6p. Aoerr
pon Soma, mas ia tommen 'oll.
@ir sebsn i6limmen 3eiten entsesen.
9Sie es Sen sanSsn CONNER binourh
in Der Nalllr repolu;;te mo Der SeI-
rel liberals los I'll lein ldien, 10 iplro
es oielen oelbit uno NSinter 'onper
Slpeiiel ali politii6sm uno loStalem
@iebiete einen @irrlparr ablesen, ipie
er lhlimmer nod ME od mar nno oaS
,allerhriitlihite" ~ Nmerita, lple es
Elm blinoer ,Siibrer Don Slinoen eupbe'
miitiih 9%enannt bat, miro III SalOe
@ele0enbett betommen, leinen briltll
den Neloenmutb unb leine 6riltli6en
Suoenoen I'll sei9en. 9&ie tlef Die BE
polferuno Der Ser. Staaten ge'unten
Ut. oe6t oarau9 beruor, oaB man pon
@olo uuo Silber oaS Earaotes trrpars
tet uno mittelS Der N$dbuun99rrage
Die lo;iale Sra0en lolen mill. 2Seld
cine &crblenoung, mel6' belpnll9e9
Sreiben, meld' etli0er Wtummpnstuls
tbs. Gen Nei6en unp Nrmen IebIt
sic Heli9ion, baber tetn @epinen,
feline 0'ere6ti9teit, feline 9td6ltenlIebc
mebr. Der @SoiSmus berrl6t itber'
al uno beberrldt PLIES. Wtag DIE
@olo= ooer Silberpartel lieSen, Die
3eiten meroen nitt belier, wenn Die
Mcni6en iif nidt bellern, relpettips
wieoer 6riitli6 werpen. Der Sauer=
teis oeS Guun8eliumS mnlB Die @elel-
ldait oeiitli6en uno meltli6en Slan.
peS mieoer pur6olin8en Die SeDn Nc=
bote @otteS miliien mieoer ;lr @rlno=
la0e Ser ge'epe. gemaft weroen. IN
einem cinsiQeu ,&atcr Inner" 1T mebr
1OSialpolltit e~nt0alten, ais IN ALIEN
@eNtpen Der mooerrell ~e'egloor'toll7
ten n1o SSeltuerbel'erern
; lfhnsh ms ma , ~ re, 3t"s"'
SIe ,ammm NJ + reG b !. rem Ytnter.
Nd, lrb.r @ott, marn I,mm ote?"
%,,9 ' ne. u 'rs ' "' ,. my III - g.
ihIr FARMER w'rrva p r1uii -c.-cran ,
gno Denr's r.'L loS. ~, mcra,n m 70
r,,;FIso 1l,T ~ io'.' g mr. Ss y En .
rotbu.I.i, r.sAsb. tt rc. ~ 6inIa #
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Tt,, urIrnrtrr Itiunn.

81: Ser Scrr qrpicIiur Goist lit
tpobl Elm iebr qelcbrtcr Wunn?"-@.:
nSa, nit Dem tam man fem pe%rniini=
tises Wprt suIammen iprc6en."
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Die oeuti6en Srieftauben-
pereine, ctma 500 al 3obl, baben
in ibren S6ldgen runo 100, 900 3au-
ben.
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Cute @clc9cnbeit.

YIN ,nr Sotel,pede eir9erlt,eies. in or
lem Sultanoe tih beiiroenhCs @ebauoc. mrt
uHi Snle'ililmern, OIL Z. Woe, iHoiidb afle
gen, Ut au maBi8em Yrelie III perpahter
ooer Az oefianten. Nateres al eriraoeu bel
OCT. Sohn 9 hmtot,
oi-pa ct. Glono, Ntlnn.
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Der bsi!iSe Trun,istus Ton Miiiii unn
bic io;iale Trase Der Wegenwart.

Cine tc,ialrclitii6e 5tutie, s~ewiemet hen Mtttslieetrn
res fcrayttfttr SreenS Ven Tr. ~. 8. SrD
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ct. GlOnO, Winn.

0er 9uumotarial, Solt. Cement, Bhu'
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mill, iprehe BET unS Dor.
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Qumber eriter Slaiie aler Sorten. Wn'
lsrial sum Grribten pom 3duneu. SeBt
4 bic 3eit ourb 3Gune iein Bropertp III
'tisen uno unnotbi9em 9(erger uorjubeu'
aen. Nebit beItem Material Die 3uIihe'
rnns, oab mir @elo an eureu Re6nun9en
fparen. 17-6mts
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!jtel, Der in einsm sriter SLAVE
5.eiiblooeu gatouft msroeutann,
tets iriih uuo etEla0egc. U{tt
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CO,-L0Cb BOX 397 PHILADELPHIA, Pm, %
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-25
RIOTS AT LAREDO.
Attempt TO 10 ,iass Small PsH Pstissts Re.
sisted by MeAirans


Laredo, Texas, March 20.-For twt
days there have been serious de
,urtances here, resulting from the at
iemp,s 10 place smallpox patients IN
the pest house. Yesterday the resistance
OF the MeSIcans WAS sufficient 10 seri'
ously hinder the work OF the health Of
ficIals and the United States troops al
the neiehboring fort were called upon
for aid.
When the work OF removing the pa
tents was resumed this morning the
scenes Of yesterday were repeated and
Captain Rogers OF tho State Rangers
and four assistants attempted TO DIS
perse the crowd. but We're fired upon
and Captain Rogers received builei
In the left shoulder.
The rangers returned the fire. killing
Agapito Herrera, an ex-policeman-
who WIS leading the rioters. and an
other Mexican and wounding woman
sister OF Herrera. who had fired Al
the officers from the window OF house
near by.
Severai other MexIcans We're wound
ed. but the number cannot yet be ascer'
tanned. as they escaped In the crowd
DR. Blunt. according TO arrangements
made. had notified Captain Ayres, IN
United States troops were needed and
at ll:i5 n. IN. detachment OF the
Tenth cavalry. mounted and fuzzy
armed with 100 rounds OF ammunition
each. arrived at the market place.
City Marshal Joseph Bartholomew
was sworn In as an officer and under
his direction the crowds We're quickly
dispersed. The leader OF the hrsi
crowd encountered by the military un-
dertook to talk instead OF obcying or
ders to clear out and was promptly
knocked down with the butt OF car
blne and so badly hurt that he died
within a short time after being carried
away. His followers took the hint and
rapidly ded.
A Gatling gun and an ambulance
corps accompanied the cayairyInen
and Affairs took n decidedly martial ap-
pcarance.
The city being quiet. the work OF
the health officers was again taken up
with guard OF cavalry with each wag-
on. under orders from Captain Ayres
that II anybody attacked in any way
the Mexican officers or themselves TO
shoot. and shoot to KILL
The work progressed during the rest
OF the afternoon without further inter
ruption and will continue under the
cavalry guard until completed. The
chances of serious trouble seem about
over though there may he isolated cnses
OF resistance to the health officers.
The mayor to-day issued an appeal
10 the Texas House OF Representatives
for aid for the Laredo smallpox suffer
ers. Money. medicines, clothing and 9th
er donations are desired. The epidemic
is the worst ever known in Texas
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-25
john shsrn.a Very sick.

Kingston. jamaica. March 20.-The
American line steamship Paris. Captain
Frederick Watkins. with the party OF
American excLHsionists. who are tour
ing in West Indian waters, sailed at q
o'clock this evening.
Mr.. John Sherman is worse, and Is
not likely to survive the night.
The United States cruiser Chicago
has no: arrived. but II IL supposed she
will meet the Inris at Santiago de
Cuba.
1t may not he possible to transfer Mr..
Sherman TO the Chicago. until the Paris
reaches Santiago de Cuba.
He appreciates that his strength Is de-
clining and is desirous Of getting home.
The Paris will probably touch first mt
Guantanamo. She left instruction for
the Chicago to follow her with nil
haste.
The hot weather has greatly weak
ened Mr.. sherman. and his doctors feel
that unless a change for the better
COMES very quickly all hope must be
abandoned.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-25
EXECUTES A PEAcEMAKER.
A yuin.ldo's Cruel Action - American
Soldiers sufferlngs-


Manila. March 2o.-S:20 a. init Is
reported on hitherto reliable authority
that Ayuinaldo IL taking extreme
measures TO suppress the signs calucu-
lated TO cause n cessation of hostilitics.
Twelve adhercnts OF the plan OF indie
pendence. residents of Manila. have
been condemned to death because they
wrote advising surrender. and all loyal
Ftlipinos have hccn called upon to per-
form the national service of despatch
ing them.
Friday last General La Garda visited
La Garlas for the purpose OF advising
Aguinaldo TO quit. He argued with
the insurgent leader and attempted to
convince him OF the folly of his per-
sistence In the face of overwhelming
odds. Aguinnldo was furious at the
advice and ordered General La Garda
TO be executed Immediately. The un-
fortunate general WAS promptly decap-
itated.
Among the incidents of yesterdays
fighting was the coolness exhibited by
a company Of the Washington volun-
teers. who crossed the river in a native
canoe under heavy fire. fifteen being
taken across on each trip Of the small
boat, TO attack the enemy's trenches.
The inability of the commissary train
TO keep up with the advance led to con-
siderable suffering: and many of the
men We're completely exhausted when
they Were recalled. and falling from
the ranks. were strung along for Il
distance of almost six miles. numbers
returning TO camp in the artillery am
balances. which were always close up
to the lines. The work of the ambu-
lances was especially worthy OF men
tion. Among the dead are several who
We're previously reported as wounded
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-25

The Indians who are about to aban-
don the comparative civilization Of the
Indian Territory for the savagery of
their ancient state in Mexican will
derness. II is said. are buying bicycles
on which to make the journey to their
new hunting grounds. And an ente.'-
prlsing company is building a trolley
car line from Cairo to the Pyra-
mids. The most daring humorist
never conceived fancy more gro
tesque than those two items of actual
news.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-25

Topeka dispatches state that the
Kansas legislature has determined to
add to the state penitentiary manu-
factory for the production of binding
twine. A committee was sent to Min
nesota to see how the twine factory
was conducted there. and 1t returned
with the most fattering reports. The
action of the legislature meets with
the hearty appreciation of the Kansas
farmers. for they have been buying a
great deal OF binding twine in the last
two years. There is no twine made in
the state. SO that there would be no
competition with free labor in Kansas.
whatever it might be on the outside.
The plant viii turn out annually about
100000 pounds of twine. The an
nual consumption OF the state is esti-
mated to be e5,oo0.ooo pounds.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-25
C.rl,.,. ..,a e. n. R-,dy.

Rome. March aO.-The Opinione re-
wives the story that Don Carlos. the
Spanish pretender. has secured ad.
vances OF several millions from Eng
lish and French bankers, and will soon
enter Spain.
The precise date Is deferred until the
ra,ifcafions Of the treaty Of peace be-
tween Spain and the United States
have been exchanged. but. according to
the Opinione. the Carlists and Spanish
Republicans will start revolution i'm
mediately after the exchange is made.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-25

One OF our consuls in China reports
to the state department that labor-sav-
Ing devices are not wanted in that
country. There is no demand for
wheeibarrows, except occasionally for
the conveyance OF passengers. he says.
Earth, or any heavy substance, is or
dinarily carried by coolie in two
baskets hung on the ends of a bamboo
rod balanced on his shoulders. Such
n coolie. working srou sunrise to sun
set. receives what would be in our
money about eight cents day. A man
il therefore cheaper than machinery.
1t Is economy TO supply the high-priced
laborer with good tools in order that
his efforts may go as far as possible
In the nations % the world where ma
chinery and other labor-saving devices
have reached their highest develop
ment. the laborer is himself most
valued and commands the highest
wage. II 1t were not SO. the ma
chinery would not have been called
anto existence.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-25
o,rwsn Cr.saer S.sls fer Japan.

Berlin. March 2O.-The German first
class cruiser Deutschland. with Prince
Henry OF Prussia ON board. has sailed
from Kiao-Chou for Nngasaki. Japan
The German second-class cruiser
Irene has gone to Hong Kong.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-25

The governor of Indiana says that
large tracts of land in the state have
ham exhausted and abandoned,
amounting in single county to ten
thousand acres. By deep plowing and
urpoer fertilization those lands would
asaiu become fruitful. The richest
siiver veins In England we're found
nnlv, two yards beyond where the orig
iuai prospector abandoned his work as
nnnaless. The saddest Of all failures
~ tha not-auite-enough. A little moro
1900. ! little more top-dressinE and
4 litfIe deeper plowing will alter tho
vAose fscs Of the day's work.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-25

To meet the demands OF the hour
somebody should invent n blem!sh pow
der that viii remove green whiskers
from embalmed beef.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-25

Whatever country lands troops on
the Philippines must make up its mind
TO encounter long list OF robust
troubles.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-25

Agu.naldo takes himself seriously
according to Consul Wildman. II now
remains fer Otis to take the young
man by the ra.e OF the neck
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-25

The sad remnant of American In
dams might get together and pass reso-
buttons that would be instructive to the
Filipinos.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-25

1t didn't take Gomez very long to
come down out OF the mountains after
he became assured that the $4,000, 900
corld really be collected.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-25

An Ohio man is seeking a divorce
because his wife refuses TO talk. Some
men haven't sense enough to let well
enough alone.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-25

In attacking monopolies Gov. Pin
gree carefully refrains from including
his political monopoly in Michigan.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-25

Most men are too modest TO admit
the size OF their faults.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-25

Probably the happiest man In the
world is the one who has just invested
In his first wedding ring.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-25

A rate war has been started by the
Atlantic steamship lines, but II has
not as yet reached a point where a
fried oyster Is given with every
ticket
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-25

The courtshlp of Romeo and Juliet
discloses a spark of shakespearean
genius.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-25

France has no vice president, and
probably doesn't know that this coun-
try is blessed with such an official.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-25

Owing to the great distance Mr.
Cleveland is from the democratic par
ty. his w.gwagging signals cannot be
made out
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-25

Some mems charitable contributions
are confined to suggestions.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-25

Some people can't see what pleasure
those who mind their own business
nnd in living.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-25

A bit in horses mouth doesn't pre-
vent him from getting hungry.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-25

The sherry cobbleF ls one kind of
shoe horn.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-10-31
FOR DEFENSE OF HARBORS

Wssbi' gton, Oct. 2l.-The ap-
nual report of the Chief of En-.
gineers of the Army, Brigadier-
General John M. Wilson, jus'
made public, submits estimates
for rivers and harbor works al
ready authorized by Congress
but not provided by continuin 4.
contracts, amounting to $4,000,
s2l. In addition, he asks 70,
Sl5,5S2,626 to carry on works al
ready contracted for.
The report shows that the exist
ing approved projects for seacoast
defenses contemplate the emplace.
meut of about sou heavy guns of
8, 10, IL and l6 inch caliber, Of
about 800 rapid.tire guns and OF
about 1000 mortars, at an estimat
ed approximate cost for the en-.
cheering work of S55, 100000.
An estimate OF S4,500,O0O is sub
mitted for continuing the work oil
construction of these batteries anG
for the defense Of Porto Rico.
Under the head OF Notifications
General Wilson says that in add
ton to the thirty localities in tn,
United StateP for which projec
for permanent seacoast batteries
have been made, the defense Of
several other localities is now IN.
der consideration. Considerable
study has been given to the sub
iect of the defense of our insulal
possessions, resulting in complete
projects for San Juan and pre-
liminary projects for Honolulu
and Pearl Harbor, so that the
construction of batteries for these
places can begin as soon as Con-
gress approprlates the funds.