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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-24
IN BANKRUPTCY.
Raphael Magid Files a Voluntary Petition
at Boston.

at Boston.
Boston. Jan. pa voluntary petit
ton in bankruptcy was filed in the
United States district court this morn
ing. by Raphael Magid, So Harrison
street. Worcester, formerly in business
with Isadore and Louis Magid as I.
Magld & Bros, at Boston. The liabil-
ltles named in the petition amount to
VI, f59 all unsecured, and representing
bllls contracted for merchandise.
The assets are placed at $1,000. This
amount was realized from the sale of
the stock in the Boston Store. The sale
was made in February, 1897, and the
money has been divided among a num-
Der Of the creditors, each receiving II
per cent of their claim.
The following list includes the names
or the largest creditors and the
amounts due them H. B. Emerson g.
Co, $500; Brown, Durrell & Co., $70T;
Fletcher Manufacturing Company,
$l2s; George A. Clark & Bro. 5000; M.
y; Clark Spool Cotton Company, $3.50
Glasgow Manufacturing Company,
$2l7, all above of Boston; Merriok
Thread Company, Holyoke, $40; New
ell Bros Manufacturing Company,
Springfield, $16764; Strauss. Sachs &
Co, New York city, 1923; B. F. Top
ham, Philadelphia, $325, P. Bartlett 6.
Son, Milford, N, H., 1887; Liberty Sus-
pender Company, New York city, $245.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-24
TO TRY AGAIN.
H. N. Gleason and Party Leave for An
other Trip TO the Kiondike.

obb any GCdb6 LOT All
other Trip to the Kondike.
II. N. Gleason, president of the Wor-
eester Hunker Gold Mining Company,
is one of the few men who have expert
enced the discomfort attending visit
to the Klondike, and cares to repeat
1t. Mr.. Gleason left Worcester yes
terday morning at $40 o'clock over the
Fitchburg road, for the land of gold,
where he has fond hopes of eventually
realizing returns for his labor, such as
nave rewarded the efforts of other de-
termined men.
There are four in the party, including
Mr.. Gleason, III. B. Howard and brother
OF Princeton, and Oscar Riordan of
Nova Scotia. They will go to Seattle,
where outfits and provisions will be
purchased. thence to Skaguay by
steamer. finishing the balance OF the
trip to Dawson overland. Mr.. Glea-
son estimates that the trip can be
made in about five weeks time
The other four members of the party
are connected in no way with the Hun
ker Company, but may possibly work
for 1t or their arrival in the country.
Mr.. Gleason feels confident that the
bunker claim is a rich one, and will
yield profitable results in the end,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-24
WILL WAIT.
The Coffee Party for the Marlboro strk-
ers' Benefit Hangs Fire.

The committee from the Building
Trades Council and the Central Labor
Union. which met Sunday afternoon to
make arrangements for the coffee
party to be given for the benefit of the
Marlboro strikers, decided to let mat
ters stand until the convention held in
Boston last night was heard from.
This convention was held in order to
appoint a committee which will visit
the local unions in Massachusetts, to OBJ
tam financial aid for the strikers. JEFF
Ierson y. Pierce, the state president
OF the Federation of Labor, went to
Boston yesterday to be present at the
meeting, He will return to Worcester
Today, and will probably go back to
Albany some time during the week.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-24
FUNERAL OF ANTHONY KING.

The funeral of Anthony King took
place from his home, 100 Cambridge
street, yesterday morning A solemn
high mass of requiem was celebrated
in the Church of the Holy Name of
Jesus at o'clock The church was
crowded with friends and relatives
The bearers were Alexander Belisle,
Jr., Augustine Lavalle, Alexander eau
lin. Edward Provancol, H. Mallet and
M. Lamitie. In the Notre Dame Gem
etery, where the body was buried, SER
vices were conducted by Rev. Father
Delphe.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-24
MARY r. JAMESON.

Mary r. Jameson, wife of Thomas
H. Jameson, after being a great
sufferer for four years with a
complication of diseases, died yes
terday at her late residence, 6
Shirley street. She was horn
in Glasgow Scotland AZ years ago.
having lived in Worcester for the past
Is years.
The deceased was a member of the
First Presbyterian church from it's be-
ginning in this city, being an active
and earnest worker, and member of
the choir. During the early career of
the Worcester Sons OF Scotia, she was
an interested and valuable worker in
all their musical festivals, both as a
soloist and chorus singer Besides her
husband she leaves two sons and two
daughters.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-24
FUNERAL OF DANIEL T. RING

The funeral of Daniel T. Ring took
piace from his home, 1923 Chandler
street, yesterday morning, 1t was large
y attended by relatives and friends
1mong who were delegations from
curt Damascus F. of A. and the Cod
ara d. Stone shoe factory, where the
eceased had been employed for num-
Der OF years. A high mass of requiem
vas olIered IN st. Pauls church, Rev.
]. Lunney officiating The floral trib-
ties were numerous as well as being
eautiful. The bearers were James
lcDonald, William j. Cronin, ]. L.
dayo, Oliver Dumas of Court Damas-
as, and John and Thomas Hines, rel
Lives of the deceased. The body was
taken on the 1857 train for Milford for
burial.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-24
EAST SIDE LAND SALE.

H. Augustus Harrington has recent
~ sold to William A. Fobes and Will
ham A. Fobes, Jr,, large tract CT land
on Hamilton street extension. near
Lake Park, consisting of about 90, 600
feet
Mr.. Fobes will erect a large green
house at once, and later on build a
fine residence. Mr. Harrington has
also bonded two lots Of land, on one of
which a large two-tenement house is
nearly completed
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-24
FOR THE CANAL RY.
Lieut.. Royden Wants No More Men Fol
the infantry.

The recruiting office in the Walker
building will probably be closed In a
very short time. Lieut.. Royden re-
ceived a dispatch yesterday from the
military authorities at Washington, or
dering him to stop recruiting for in
iantry companies and take men for the
sixth cavalry, which is located at Okla
homa Territory.
A man must be almost perfect to pass
the necessary examination for the cav
airy, and it is thought that very few
OF the right kind of men would make
application at the Worcester office.
Lieut.. Royden and his assistants have
done excellent work in this CITY and
Providence, and they deserve no end
OF credit which is undoubtedly given
them by the Washington officials.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-24
CITY MORTALITY.

During the week ending Saturday
there were 80 deaths in Worcester ac-
cording to returns made by undertake
ers to the board of health and placed
on file yesterday in the office of the city
clerk. There were IA males and 10 fe-
males. Grip heads the list with seven
cases, while pneumonia was RESPONSE
BILE for four deaths. The others were
senile dementia three, chronic demen-
tia, stillborn and old age two each,
uraemia, general debility, dlphtheria,
premature birth, paralysis, general pa
resis, bronchitis, nephritis, consump-
tion fracture Of skull, cancer of liver,
Brights disease and heart disease one
each.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-24
FREIGHT TRAFFIC INCREASE.

Freight traffic on the Boston & Albany
railroad is on the increase. The boom
started about a week ago and since
then the interchange of goods has be.
come larger day by day. From Wor-
cester to Springfield there is a percept-
ible rise in the transportation, but 1t Is
not nearly as large as that between this
city and Boston. More men have been
put to work in the freight depot and
yard, and IL the traffic continues to
increase still more hands will be en-
ployed.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-24
SPECIAL SERVICES.

At the Adams square Congregational
church special services will be held as
follows: Tuesday evening, Jan. "a,
preaching by Rev. John Il. futile, d. d;
Thursday evening, Jan. 26 preaching
by Rev. DR.. McCullagh, ID. ID. The
usual midweek service viii be held on
Wednesday evening.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-24
THIRD ANNUAL.
Members Of the BARRIERS Union Enjoy
Their Dance in Horticultural Hall.

TF'09 - = Ut 1FOuIVHTd I IIaITs
The third annual concert and ball of
the Worcester Journeymen BARRIERS
union was held in Horticultural hall
last night. There was a big crowd
made up of knights of the razor and
their friends, VINO danced to the music
or Chaffin's orchestra, until an early
hour this morning. The event was in
charge of the following committees:
Floor director, d. j. Foley: assistants,
A. L. ]. Letendre and James Martin !.
aids, Peter Maloney, Simon Ryan, Will
liam Hogan, John F. Sullivan, Gene
Baker, w. F. Kenney; reception com
mittee, A. B. Russell, A. Matthew, C.
w. Stockwell, Vincent Doran, George
Osman, B. A. Ward, John Kane.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-24

Barrett. Drunkenness Dennis Glavin,
drunkenness: Michael Ford, drunken
ness: Bernard Insolvency., drunken
ness: John McKenna. drunkenness.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-24
Pinkham 4 Willis Co.
RUSSIA SEEKING A LOAN FROM
UNCLE SAM,

for his peace scheme makes the old man
smile. Misrepresentation is something
that we never do. Our reputation for
reliability is as solid as our furniture, and
built on as good foundation. Any of
the superb parior suits, handsome dining
room suits, or chamber sets that we are
offering at such low prices are the perfec-
ton of the furniture makers skill, and
although our prices are low, our goods
are high grade.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-24
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

At preliminary meeting of the Sons
Of Temperance at 10 Coral street last
night, it was decided to call the division
the Union Hill division. Another meet
ing will be held Jan. 30 at the Church of
the Covenant on Houghton street, at
which time the following officers who
were elected last night will be in
stalled: w. p, II. c. Blanchard; w.
A., Rose Il. lockwood; r. S., S. d.
Wing; A. r. S., II. Beaman; f. S., Geo.
Wing; Tr, Minnie Clarke; Chap, H. N.
Hastings; c., A. j. lockwood; A. c.,
C. +. l.. Merrill 1. S., x. M. Thurston !;
0. S., Frank Higgins; superintendent Of
junior work, r. Pierce; p W., Rev.
John T.. Hurlbut.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-24
MARRIAGES LICENSES.

Abraham Pemstan 81. and Hannah
Rosenberg 20.
Magnus E. Olson 2s, and Ellen Lind
kvist ~.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-24
ar MAIN STREET.

and old ones are being taken out
wherever possible.
This cemetery is called Rural ceme-
terry When first selected 1T was a quiet,
secluded spot. With the intent to pre-
serve that characteristic suggested by
its name-even in these days when the
hum Of machinery, the sound of the
railway train and the gladstone voices
of the living break in on the nnedita-
tons Of the bereaved-the trustees have
planted during the past season no less
than 900 trees and nearly 400 shrubs
Not only are they beautiful in them
selves, but they also serve to protect In
a measure the boundary lines of the
grounds and to suggest. at least, rest
ful feeling which perhaps could be Sc
cured in no better way.
Considerable attention has been paid
to surface drainage. In working out
the general scheme 1t is the intention
TO have all the avenues and paths come
under treatment, SO that after heavy
rains, and particularly in the spring OF
the year, they may be found in reason
ably good condition and maintained at
less expense.
Our esteemed associate, John d. Low
ell, died on the 7th Of February, 1898
He was elected trustee in 1877, and
for more than 20 years looked closely
after the interests of the corporation.
Like Frederick w. Paine Of former
days, Mr.. Lowell in the years of his re-
tirement from active business pur-
suits gave much of his time to q per-
sonal superintendent Of all the labors
OF the place. Season after season he
kept up his unremitting attention with
heart devoted to the work The just
ness OF this simple tribute entities il to
place on our records.
Rev. Willard Scott of Piedmont
Church was the principal speaker at
the regular meeting of the Ministerial
League. at the Y. Nj. c. A. building,
yesterday morning There was a large
attendance, the subject under discus
sion being 1.-THE newer feeling for
Jesus" Other members OF the league
present spoke. among them being
Henry n. Goddard, Rev. A. q. Conrad,
Rev. Frank -. Penney Rev. A. e. p
Perkins. Rev. Woodman Bradbury
Rev. George w. Kent, Rev. G. r.
Covell, Rev. George II. Gould, Rev. j.
e. Hurlbut, Rev. Inman L. Wilcox
and Rev Archibald McCullagh.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-24

81 wonder" said Rivers, who is of
an investigating turn OF mind. why
this is called 'porterhouse' steak"
Il suppose, replied Brooks, who is
disposed to take things as he finds
them, they call it that so they can
charge us a dollar for it."-Chicago
Tribune.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-24
COVERED CONVEX sAuCHpANs.
Cooking Pots, same sizes and prices.
PUDDING PANS.

PUDDING PANS.
Y qt &c, 1 at. &c, 11s at. &c, 2 at. Sc
qt Sc, at. 10c, at. 13c, at. 15c
at. tic. 10 at. zoe.
Water Dippers, small lie, large 13c.
A full line of hundred other articles
every size at same price rates; lowest
ever named.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-24

The fifteenth annual concert and ball
of Bay State lodge, Brotherhood of Lo-
connective firemen, will take place in
horticultural hall tonight Harry e
Brigham's orchestra of Marlboro has
been engaged for the occasion. From
s to 8 o'clock there viii be a concert
and at intermission supper will be SER
we'd by Caterer c. S. Yeaw. The con-
cert promises to be a pleasing one, il
being under the direction of Frank l
Ordway.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-24

These prices will prevail during
the present week, hut lots closed
out will not be duplicated.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-24
THE CITY.

81. Marks Aid Society will meet with
MIS-, Washburn, No. AZ Elm street, this
AFTERNOON at o'clock.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26
CaS ScniuSamt

IN @aibiu9ton ri6tet an bic seiammte
uno namsntlid audi an bic beutlde
Nferbau treibsnoe Sepolferun9 bes
Siioens unp @eitens bic Nufioroeruns
iiber Die in pieiem Sabre bebaute
Sld6e, Die Wen9e uno ben @ertb
aller SOoen Erobutte, Oh perfauft,
psrscbt ooer nod p%orbanpen, Bud III
Ilbren, I'm porbereitet 81 lein, wenn
i'm ni6iten Sabre Die Gen us;dbler
bernmtommen uno einen mo9li6lt pou=
itdnpisen Seri6t 81 li6ern. Die
Su6fibruns wirb alien aterbauern
erlei6tern, sepiiier Oinse Obne
S6wieristeiten ii6 III eriunern, wenn
lie oarum 9efrd9t wernen.
Der elite Genius entbdlt we9en Der
uHterlanenen %orbereitun9en l6limme
0ilten, oa iowobl bic 3dbler ais Die
befraoten 2eute auBer Stanse naren,
Die S1pieri9teiten 81 iiberwinoen.
bis Die .3dbler fiir BEN swoliten 6eu=
iuo mad benz /. SUM 1900 berums
tommen, werpen Die uoridbrisen Grn,
ten Sr%oBtentbeils uertauft uno per
brau6t leiu, uno, wie es in ben met
item lanomirtbl6aftliden Setriebeu
Ser Nall lit, miro man ii6, auBer Ben
Stapelartiteln, talm erinnerr, mie
uiele Sulbels So6neu, Hiiben, Grb:
len uno oer9lei6en auf elmer 9epiiien
Sld6e erSielt woroen iiuo, wsl6er
Freis bufiir beSablt uno ruie piel oa=
uou lelbIt uerbrau6t mmoe. Ne6n=
lid per6dlt eS ii1 nit Sbit uno Sieb.
0unDerte uno Gaulenoe DON Nder=
bauern wuBten Die an lie 9eitelteu
Nra9en nt6t mc6r 81 beuntmorten,
neil lie teiuen Nubult 6atten. 50
fam eS, oOB sic Seri6te iiber Die
GrSeu9niiie beS @eltenS uto SiioeuS
bduli9 mayer waren uno oieIen Van-
oe9tbetlen ni0t pole @ere6ti0tcit
mIcoerlubr. 3ur Grlet6terun9 Der
Il iteuun9en miro pom 6eniuSs0i
rector ole Sclpre9ung Ser uui Sen
Genius be;i9li6en 5ra9eu por9ci9la=
gen, wOOur0 Die SefragIen iel6it 81
9r0Berer &larbctt 9elun9en uno Die
Ar6ejt ser 3d6lern i9t uW uereiuia9t,
lonOern AUDI bei9leunigt wiro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26

i9ift, iie 81 tooten unb oas Sano gu
perbeereu. IS ltebe III boiien, lagte
Der Geoner gum S1luB, oab oas
umeritanilAe @olt 81 unterl6eioen
wiilen miro spil6en Der 2luSoebnun9
Der &epublit uno ibrer freieu Suiti=
tutionen iiber anliesenoeS @ebiet uno
slei6artise SeuSlteruns uno benz Sm=
p%erialismuS, Der na6 iernen Hdnoern
Sreiit, I'M lie ais unterio6te Prouins
sen gu beberrl6en.
Sas belonoere Seroienlt Ser trsiiz
liden Heoe lit, baB in ibr ieoer elm.
seine Eunft Der Streitirase ;wii6en
Smperialismus uno Nnti. Smperialisz
mus 10 FLAIR uno beutlit erldutert
woroen lit, oaB, wer BEN a"usflbruns
gen oes Hebners auimertl Jam folgt,
nidt mebr irre gefibrt weroen fam
ourd ueri6wommene Ebralen uno
u~ieloeutise Sesriiie, mie man lie leBt=
Der BON erpanlioniltii6er Settle 10
bdufis sebort bat. Der Hebner nennt
bic Oinse nit iurdtloler Iuiri6tiss
felt bel benz rebten Namen uns per-
breitet 10 @i6t unb auffldruns iiber
oieie, sur !3eit widtisite 6rase Der
n~atienalen Eolitif.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26
Was Gin 0oln0emofrat iaQt.

Aoerr Seinrt6 u. Nattermann pom
Cincinnati, g., Setretdr Ser Seuts
i6en @sgenleitisen Serii6erunssse=
lelli6ait, audi ais Siitoriter befannt,
bat einem Seri9teritatter beS vGne
%quirer" s~eseniiber ii9 wie folst aus:
gelpro6en: SD bin Elm @olooemos
frat llnb Dor brei Sabren that i6 Of
les, mas in meinen Srdften itano, I'M
sic y&eperei" gu unteroriiden. mel6er
meiner Nartei aui9eorullsen woroen.
aui oiele @eile trls i'd sur GrpGb.
lung Wcaiulep's bel. Sett ober re-
pro entirt lid nur cine unenoli6 gro
Bere 0efabr iiir Die Grbaltung oieler
republttanil6en Ge9ierungSiorm, ais
Die Stlberfra9e Dor orei Sabren, NAM.
lid Die @elabr, OaB unIere Jtegicrun0
III ei1en Wttlitdrltaat nit militdril9en
Ge9enten ungewanpelt miro. IS it
jeet ni6t on Der .3eit, iiber ir0cno Ell.
ne Srage 81 lpre6en, auBcr Der TN
tcroridln9 oieler orobenben Gefubr,
SmperuliSmuS, llnlcre Hegicrun9 ru6t
auf Dem Frin;ip Der Ginpiui9un0 Der
He9ierten. Ole Qescnwdrti0e Bepe.
gun9, elm 1000 Wteilen bon ms emit.
~iernteS Solt, pom anoerer Raiie, 0es
gen oeilen ei9encn ireien l&iucn III
unterpcrien, lit Der trai'site Snperi.
aliSml5. IS lit Oie5 cine 3eritoruno
unlerer rWtu9ua Gbarta", unierer
llnobbdn9i9teitS Grtldrun9 mo Ser
Contribution, welde pon ben &dteru
unlerer Hepublit 9esriinoetwuroe. Sd
CLAUDE Ielt an Die WeiSbeit oieler
Wtdnner, melde ibre Grben Dor benz
llebel Der beltridenoen geoiriniiie oes
WtilitarismlS marnt. Oesbalb iebe
i'd ale anoeren Iniidten bel Settle
uno rperoe meiaen ieierli6en Froteit
9e9en Die an8ecrobte .3erltOrun9 llt'
lerer Sretbeiten i'm nd9lteu Nouemb,r
an Stimmtalten einlegen. 6ein .Sms
p~erialisrlus, feline G~rpauiion, lit mein
Voiun9Swort ais ameritanil1er Dir.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26

ielten &ries lm feline GriitenS fiibrte
uno smar nit oemielben Gduber, Der
iest bic Suren pom Der @roe uertil9en
m06te, sutsebeiBen weroen. SIT oaS
ni6t cine blutiSe Sronie Der @el6i6te !!
,Sreili6, wenn man ii6 crit einmal
an ben @%eoanten selu6bnt bat. baB
unlere &onltitution ni9tS mertb unb
unler eigener GroberunSsfrie9 auf
ben Fbilippiutn in Dem 9i6te elmer
9ebeilisten &ulturmiliion gu betra6ten
lit, bann bari man li6 uidt wunbern,
baB berlei Nnli6ten oils ielbltperltdnbz
lid betradtet weroen. Gs lit uniere
selbe Nominiltrationspreile, pel6e
aud bieria bic Nnlidten Der sSirma
Sanna, Wcainlep uno 60. wieoers
ipieselt, wel6e entl9ieoen fir eng
lamb Fartsi ersriii. Sieie traurise
Sbatla6e loute alien oenen, bic ibr
Saterlanb lieber, gu bsnfen seben.
yS0btn tretben mtrI Sebt eS rtft
nit ralden Sdritten 3ultdnoen entz
sesen, nel6e benen Dor Dem syau Der
romii6en Hepublit iebr dbnli9 iino?
Dem emporium ODER aailerrei6, MEL
dies Der Sreibeit HOm's elm Gnoe
madte, weroen bier bur6 Sanna unb
@enOHen bic @ese sebabnt. @enn
mir i6on babin selan9t limb, bic Suns
Sumental=F rinSipien u~uierer Wa6t,
bic ireibeitliden Snititutionen, fir
r%ueraltet" 81 ertldren, bann lit es
i6on beoentli6 melt nit uns 9efomz
men. Der feline Wam i'm weiBen
Saule, wel6er bnr9 .3niau gum bo6s
item Seamten oieler GROCER Nation
semadt wurbe, reiite wit elm Warft-
l6reier I'M Nanoe berum uno Iu6te biele
ndmli6e Politit oes Smperiulismus
81 uertbeiOisen unO 81 uerberrliden.
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Nb9ewimft.

Bel benz Mc6inlep Gmpfan9e in
Winneapols belt aud @ouperneur
yino cine Hebe, bic in Der telegraph
lhen Seri9teritattuns nllr obsrildds
lid errpdbnt wuroe, ber,n Snbalt
aber weitere Serbreituns uno bel on:
oere Sea6tun9 besbalb perolent,
neil lid Ser @ouuernelr nidt ihsute.
lih oIIen Se9en Die imperialiitil6e 30
litit auS;uipredsn. Der bs;ii9lide
FalluS Der Hepe lartete:
Die Ser. Staatsu : |eriaiiuns
weilt ben ,Sreipiui9en Soloaten nur
Die Dtiilion gu, Sniurr,ttion 81 lins
teroriiten uno feinolid.n Ginfau bes
auslanoeS suriifSul6la9en. SD
fam mir ni6t oenfen, paB in 3utunft
cine Snlurrettion nod m09li6 mdre ;
oeun I'm mere )tation lit Sur6 Snter.l.
len uno i'm @eiite seeinigt mir baber
Sine Spra9e, Die ndmli6en Sultitus
tionen uno SOeale, eiu iu~teui9enteS
uno patriotii6eS Solf. Sir iin6 Die
oroBte uto rei6itc ciuil,iirte Nation.
yeBteS Sabr 1paren lpir in Der Sage,
Der 2Selt 81 Sci9en, mas mir perm0.
gen, inoem mir aus b0hltem Srieocn
berauS cine leiitung8iGbi9e &rie8S-
mannl6ait porriideu lieRen ulo cine
Sbdti9teit entfalteten, Wie lie inter
lolden l%lnltdnOen nod ui9t oo9ewe=
len. SD ocnte, b0S miro Der lSelt
9enil9eu, UNI unS ge9en ieoe Snualion
81 li6ern; man Dtro li6 an Spas
MEN Elm Seilpiel nebmer. Sniol9e
unlereS 9Sa6StbumS mn u%nlerer Gnts
ialtung bat Die WtiiiiOn be5 Nmsri.
faniI0en ,Sreiniai9en Solouten ibr
Gnoe errei6t. Sir Groberun9S uno
rnterbrildun9S 3mede eignct er lih
ni6t, ocnn CT bat ni6t MIR Elm @es
webr, lunoern aud Elm @ewiiien.
Der Sreinilli9en SolOat lit INNER
iir Selbitre9ierun9, Sreibeit unb
@ere6ti8teit ei~ngeltanoen ; nit Gurer
@cneration ueri9winbet er pon Der
Siibne u~niereS n~atioullen 0ebens.
Sein Eubm unb Sellpiel piro ais
Grbe nlereS Bottles iortlsben in Der
@ei9i9te uno i'm 0ieOe. Wose Der
@eilt, wel9er Die 6reiwjlisen beleels
te, INNER unler Solf leiten uno Die
Stdrte Der Nation (oie aus ben Sdu=
ben oes ,Srsiwiai9en.S oloaten bsrauS=
gewa6ien) nit ben ewisen Frin;ipen,
fir bic er setdmpft uno seitorben, i'm
,3aume balten."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26
@Spbim trcibcm ipir ?

0ieielbe infame SonOe, wel6e lett
Se9inn oeS &rie9es nit Spanien NIT
9Siiien ino Miuen Der Administration
cine nieoertrd6ti9e 0eutihenbebe in
Sceue ieBte, wibreno lie lid elmer mi.
oerlihcn Suu6rutl6erei Dor ,Sobn
Bull beileiiii9te, lit Jest an oer9lrbeit,
benz ameritdnii6en Burger ein;ureben,
geetsrer babe ben Serni9tun9strie9
oe9eu bic Buren, aus BEN eoellten Wtos
tipen begonnen. lSumanitdre Hildli6s
ten lnS oas Fili6tSeiibl, cine aulturs
million in Siioafrifd perri6ten III
miillen, bdtten alIein Dem eolen Sris
ten gu bieiem HaubSnge bewosen, Oas
Der aud ioae ibm Der amerifaner Die
Spmpatbien ni6t %uerlasen, bic er in
10 pollen WtaBe perpiene. auBerbem
oiirie man ni6t persenen, baB Sobn
SuQ beim NuSbru6 oes &rieseS NIT
Spanien ALIEN aui u%nierer Seite ltanb.
SoQte man es mirtli6 ii!r m09li6
baltcn? 50 stpas wagt bic britilbe
9ataienpreiie in bieiem Hanoe sinem
ireien Solte III bieten. Allo Der
SrsibeitSmorb in Siibairifa loa pon
benz amsritanii6en Solte, oas Dor
1875 ,Sabren sinen blutiSen, psrSpei'