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Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24

Nebraska Is showing visitors how
thoroughly 1t can tame down an equi-
noctial storm.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24
He Doesn't Want 1t.

Out Of every hundred lawyers ninety-nine
feel competent to be a Judge. And the hun
dredth man is the right man to be appointed.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24

Detroit Journal: do you have to ask your
wife for money! faltered the little man
with the hunted look in his eyes.
Not on you lifel" replied the large,
~brusque man. Blu rather than go without
l sometimes do"
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24
What VIII speIIbinders Do Thenr

Now that a company has been organized
to sell air, the time may be near at hand
when folks will really have to pay for the
privilege of breathing.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24

Compulsory arbitration does not seem
to meet with favor al the hands of rep
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24

Somerville Journal: MY love!" he ex-
claimed.
Love is a delusion,' she returned saucily.
And then he proceeded to hug his delusion-
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24
DOMESTIC PLEAsANTRIEs.

indianapolis Journals, "a man. said tho
Cornfed Philosopher, gets his first doubt
of his. wife's warm devotion about the time
she gives him his first cold dinner
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24

LESS unsoId and returned cop1es.... 1U,I43
Net total sales. ,8S7
Net daily ayera 24,S03
GEORGE B. TZSCHUCK,
Subscribed and sworn before me this End
day of September, A. D., 1899.
M. 3. HUNGATE,
fSeal.) Notary Public.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24

Chicago News: Aunt Clara-why, Nellie,
what's the matter? You look worried.
Nellie-Oh, auntie. i don't know what to
do. Jack says he'll take to drink If l don't
marry him and Tom says he'll stop drinking
IL / become his wife.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24

indianapolis Journal: ''This Gates Ajar'
design is a handsome one said the tomb
stone man.
ut Is just what I want" said the widow.
He never shut a door in all our married
life without being told"
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24

and suspicion Is largely due to Euro
pean influences, that 1t has been fos-
tered by our commercial rivals. This
is not altogether improbable, though
doubtless Spanish sym%pathizers have
most to do with 1t. At all events, it is
manifestly a menace to our CONNER
cial interests In South and Central
America and every practicable effort
should be made to convince the people
of the Latin-American republics of
the utter groundlessness of their
suspicious.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24

Brooklyn Life: Newpop doyfully)-You
just ought to hear some or the cute things
my boy says!
.Freshdad (gleefully)-And you should hear
the originalities my little girl gets off!
Newpop (after a pause)-We may as well
remain friends, old man. NUNS the word.
Shake.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24

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sunday Bee, One Year ..........,....'. z'W
Saturday Bee, one Year MINIMUM. Icy
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OFFICES.
Omaha: The Bee Building.
South Omaha: city Hall Building,
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Council Bluffs: 10 Pearl Street.
Chicago: 31 oxford Building,
New. York: Temple Court.
Washington: col Fourteenth Street.
CORRESPONDENCE.
Communications relating to news and edi-
torial matter should be addressed: Omaha
Bee, Editorial Department.
BUSINESS LETTERS. -.
Business letters and remittances should
be addressed: The Bee Publishing Company,
Omaha.
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Remit by draft, express or postal order
payable to The Bee Publishing Company;
only 2-cent stamps accepted In payment OF
mail accounts. Personal checks, except on
omaha or Eastern exchange. not accepted.
THE BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24

Chicago Post: 'Tll bet I know what's ono
White Mans Burden" exclaimed the bad
boy.
"Willie!' exclaimed his elder sister in
dignantly. IF you don't stop .peeking into
the parlor when Mr.. Jones calls I'll never
give You the money to buy any moro
marbles"
Cleveland Plain Dealer: cot course, Mag
gle, If you intend to get married, that Is
your business" said the mistress to her
cook, but you mustn't forget that mar
riage Is a very serious matter"
Yes, ma'am, 1 know it is sometimes"
replied. the domestic, ''but maybe I'll have
better luck than YOU did,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-19
CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO Oct Is~-Whest steady. following
higher Liverpool cables light receipts and the over
soA condition 81 the ioesI market coupled With tho
theory that, after such season OF continuous de-
cline same natural reaction might reasonably DO
espcrtea encouraged sufficient haytng for the mo-
rness to add a little to the opening Advance. the
DEMAND was limited. however. and this finally be-
came 40 sluggish that the market began 10 sac
fsr lack az support Then the bears took hold and
succeeded in vipins cut the advance and forcing
5c decline Az this point report from the sea-
hoard that henses with connections In India were
huslns heavily ~ low grade wheat stimulated
buying movement Selling pressure grew less pro-
uounGsd the session progressed and the market
toward the close strong. final fsures being ths
best ~ the day. Small estimates for tomorrow ana
heavy clesrances helped the advance. Uccsmher
opened Aatc higher at saiaTSc, advanced TO Tic,
declined ta roc and reese TO suc at the close.
Corn ruled dull and lower the greater part ok the
session There . good deal II liquidation. On.
eourasci hv q slack shipping demand. but toward
the end ths frmness in wheat impaired little
animation busine and the loss was fully recov-
cred December closed with hAyers nj SOB
A good cash demand. baying by elevator inter-
Gets and the advance in whea, strengthened oatz-
December closed at 21ac-
Provisions held steady on q limited trade. Tbs
absence az liquidation. which has Depressed the
market Of late was the factor In the strength
shown January pork ciosed sra5c higher. January
lard and ribs a shade higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-19

The following prizes are being sserei 70 the pro-
aacef ny the local dealers for elirefr In round lots
ca The dock AID in tho al Seattle:
1rain-Uass S0eai barley. sI 50; wheat shiekra
feed. SIS. Iran. Sls shorts. sia
Ssy-fnxst scand ssSs,: Eastsra Washington
usnoshy. Il; alfalfa. s. 81 Ter ron-
kgss- Strictly fresh rauch. 80
fuiisr-fresh ranch. Hal 5< creamery SesTe.
fanl;rf~ Chickens. live. iacs spfirg. sad5@ fox
TURKEYS. !&c: secse. Ice. dGcks. Aaf % aog.
Lave stock-Chosee heef cattle, COWS, saiac:
steers 1855: chors sheep. t.sc: Eeo<t hogs. live.
80; hess. dressed. s.e; calses, dressed large g.
small, Sc. calves. hive. LARGE. &c; small. &c.
Hides, Ts!ss sad wrsA Heavy sound sailed steers.
ever 20 r's. ssc; medium sound. Ter =. Sc; light.
sound under s. rs. f.c COWS. soana all weight,
rs stays. balls and oxen isVssc saisea aips r.e.
calves. ier p. Sac green hides le less than saissd
dry hides. pRr =. l2.c. FRY calls. ons-t h.gd less
summer aesr PER o. 2@ae5e, nlgtsr deer. dry, lAf
Isc; paIery deer. SAILS; dry elk. Asl5c green elk
saae sheep pelts. 1ssasIs3. sheariinss isaES
Eastern Washington wed, S.: Western Washiagtci,
wool. he: dirty "a timber burned lie; ta!low. u
@.ie.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-19
THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

In IRE Seattle market salSsness brisk yester-
day, ard The commission have gcsd het'es TOR
the fstare IL Is szl4 taat tAs last months have
seen more t-afsscftcFs and SetteE sraas all ar1uSd
tAAn al sny pssSssas time 4acrs esfern
Thers IS regular SICK IN g9aIeyv sua the dealers
azr trrs sefced 20 ka much Z shest saF<sso ssid
ans supply &ad psessrve them IN cSl3 storage
snster hiss advanced frQm is*sssc ger tsssiai "a
Ae snd Up Cheese has &2so yl>eG, iItfa i@a.9c to
lzsalsc
Potatoes are firm. Garlic has fallen from ~ -
b Feas ara 81 the market TorAsosz have ad
yanerd 70 SsHss.
Hay has snne M. Puget sosrnd selling AZ ss 10 rer
ffzas Eastern 2saiuEIosa sszaotAy Se y@r taT
snd alfalfa =, stsai, t;rsfa and fee. are sseaiy
Meats, provisions md h.h arm The onIy
change in traits IS The adv Z eonecrd sT&,xs
10 &sftsS q baskes
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-19
2 a .
THE WOOL MARKET.


BOSTON Gsr. = IT, hsasriean Wssl AID CaA-
;8y RspsSssr ~sgs say t0eaorr8s
Eensw.4 srt5stts Sns sfSFnzth have fessieYes IA
tie wags gnAFsFs sines SEX anf In ia safe
shat the sis1stgss w483e sez3sg presents
she ssfanssst IsaFRnes seszs IN sears TIE bsssi
rsss ~ shz sess ssats ~ . total q. sa 20
r-as1s. shsea "a esTtsialr rne@t remarkable
swG in 81 tiaa fact that tho ~afsssa srs tn
fhs sfspftne hAss bssa Arsgaaa chs sxzreksssss
TAeTs "a nsstsk4as ths ssressta 4 the
sa4 tks sSsssanFy II Isfess ~ tAsfe
ihinz sSa'snx to H@szosassrAse tssrsf xsy aea.sst
We SrSsEigins sssr1sfs "a EAe Is&i;tsn - WOO!
the snsiss rsaFtfta II hss hssn .ae FssnsSxatas
activity hsf ssiraage ia AnxsEsIls.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-19

E1our-Easy.
Wheat-So. spring. ssta3oc. No. spring. eAseec
Ne rel. Tic.
Carn-No 2. 3iia3sc.
oats-Sc. 2. Zee; Ne. white. Sic: No. white.
7.yaatac.
fys-No. 2, Sc
Rarey-So J, sststsc
Mess Porh~Per bill Wa'.A
Iafd~psr iss lbs E.zsas "a
Short Rits Sides. loose. a Mas -.
shouiders~Dry sailed. hoxed, tsasf3
slaes- Short clear. boxed SscasG
MISUNDERSTANDING finished goods. Ter sallsn u y
Dairy Products.
ON the Prviuc. Exchange today the butter mar
let easy. Creamery, iss3c; dairy D4sis.
fgss~s'esay. Fresh. Ice.
Cheese-ssfuns. Creamery, Dlaiae
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-19

CHICAGO. oct "a There was geTsd demand
fer cattle today, with prices stronger fcs god
grades and steady for others Good 10 fancy catsia
.asa al 81 MAI common medium steers. u Sc
sss: sseetsrx ard feeiers. 50 ssst@ cows and
bulls. Ssates. Teas cows. gNsAl3 calves. " ~
81 N
The supply ~ bog. exceeded ths demand and
prices suffered further decline 81 ;sci0c Pair to
taisae lg,s. ~ rlsss u: heavy pseksrs - Ssat ID:
MIXED u isss ~. hafchsrs ~ lsess Is, light
weights, 81 asaB 81. piss. s. isst q
TEsre an exceliout demand Tor the limited
supply q sheep end lamb ct strpnx pfiess In
ssr,oy e. choice yesfiinss. ss b. Western rangers.
s. sJas. restiy s. - AID oser; inferior D. prime
isfatss. g. T5ets 70
Reeelpta y SO. hogs. 2 30. .aeep. D.ao.
Omaha.
OMAHA oct. Il Cattle Receipts. aso heal;
market, active. stfgsxsr Native beef steers. E.s
sA, Western steers, VI ssat - Tsxss steers. s. -
al a.; eoss AMI hsifers. 81 ses is Gamers, tzssa 81
str and feeders, 81 s<a3. e@lssz, u Sss -.
lssils aaa stag s. aN
Hays~ Receipts so sead 1nsrse,. shade la~ar
Heavy. ts0t 10 mixed. 81 sssi 10. ishs, 81 ig5t u.
tsis ~ ssies 81 10
SHEEP Ee~eiYts s,Ep. rrsrssf. ssc~. steady. Fstf
en- rfa;cs Westerns - ags1 80; eoasnaa sad snsk
sseep s. saass, IsH.As. ttss -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-19
KLOND|KE WANTS

AlASKA K[ONDIkE WANTS.
ALASKA TENTS AND TARpAULINs.
TENTS AND TARPAJbfNS-The right
kln3 al factory prices. seattle Tent sni
Aauirg Company. Marion and "esseFa
avenue Also hydraulic mif.i6g 81
sT-%DE Il finland Yesi~T wharf ssi-
uaasers rtgEesa ar4 salp CHAMBERS
manufacturers az tents. farpA 1l4fS, MN
!rs hose. canvas ot all SsdtAs
ALASKA oiTFiTTEH~.
PIONEER rnar afartursrs = Alas&a Csota-
kas MAX .sFr wa=z;s5 goods and have
rs hest .szspr~5 pant f5r E1sssng csotsa-
fnE "a the state. s<3s ts@ ~ 1sSaeE A.ls-.
IL Frs avsu1s.
ALASKA SLEDs.
All. kinds AM s1aes n,sde ~ ne i7a e.
WaEgn Ga also aag9s repairing A5.5
dealers = @aGon material sS1zh Ta.E3
arr LRns street. oSg-os4-s - 4, !-eSai
G3Esct-
ALASKA CLOTHING.
SEATTLE WCaD4.y% HOUSE. - Frat
axegs.ss l. ( F-saa FgSprsster-~ A1an.a-
s.etsyer Asasaa cao;asnS e9r n@a AG4
wsxsss Dsss SoSas. ss~1: S<.SsA.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-19
DreadstuMs.

nreadstu6s.
SAN FRANCISCO ogs. l-Ne sales ~ wheat
and BARLEY At asernf' ss"s'sn - sS,S'S sN .
Oats trsnly held. With trade moderately sstsse.
Spot as4sasiens weTv:
Rsrse.-Frsss ssasss: brewing. sss%es7a
oas.-C'rss Oregon. sLs-ssle'i. Fsd. feed. Ne't
04A
Receipts.
FiSs,r, cuarter sacks. i2.gs; do oresoc. l.aSe:
war~t. c~nssi. Lssa: barley. e~atais, Is" 10
lrrsca ssa. eats oensais so: corn ecntais. $50,
hesns. SACKS. ,sa; potatoes. scks Sel; bras.
sacks. I.l1, msadlings. SACKS, Sa hay, tens, AN
woes. bales. SIS hides. nanber sSs
Produce. Fruits. Etc.
Nlls,uss Miatliass siassa 50; bran. SIR sssis rss
Hay Wheat. 50 sss,a 70; wheat ssd cat. s.sfs. 80:
hest barley. Ssss: slfsifa Ssss-s. s;osk- ssssss;
Vegetable ra,at.>rs Early Rssc. nominal. River
Rusanss sas.sc; River Reds, ssaSoe; salinas Fur
TANKS shaaslla. osesoa kgrasaks. sasA.: sweet,
Fscasi =
Fruits Apr.es. common &c: strawberries. s. q
Batter Fancy creamery. 2sessS; do sseouds, sss
Ne. fsncs dairy AZ &c, 10 SECONDS. zies rsokiei.
sAa3se: hrs,n 2laslsc-
Cheese New. Nsallae: Young America. liallic:
Eastern l5tsl Western, Esdisss ,.... r.,
Egg S,sre. s2sessSc: fancy ranch. ssstle: East-
err. Esssie. uAA1n
Wool and Hops.
weoi~sprsng: Nevada. iasfise; Easssrn orcxcn.
iasis<: Valley omson. lesls. Fan: Northern
san joaquin plains. esssc: Humboldt and Mends
eino. la4iSc.
Hops-Crop Of isss. asiasc.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-No sales. cash. sLe.kaLGa
Rafisv-Ne sales,
Ccrr-I.arss yellow, AIfatn
sterling Exchange.
Sterling on London, 60 days sass,; sight. AGS
Financial.
silver hsr~ SOC: Mexican dollars. seistc: drafts.
sight. 10; do telegraph, Is.
% 60 70
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-19
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA Oes. s-wAess. unchanged Cir
Sc, hsasstens. SIC
g g
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-19
SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

whss.~ Erre~t, ~ csah ga, Va tlasa.srr
e.. asGfas " eigs E%e Ne t1tssss~r1. e.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-19

MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.
Seattle. Wash. Ocs. = lSe
brAssses AZ the SEATTLE. TseifEs- spokane and
fcrtIaA1 clearing acssses fai4y wesv;
I3eSrznrTs RSfangss-
seattle 3ss3l. lisa 81 xl1c ~ts2 81
Portland 49,. 80. srsaSa s. So 10
Tacoma ...-. ..... - ~ ~ SiSE 10
siekAne $50. sslES0 .Ee ~
&,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-19
roTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

cpapoaAI.S for Potatoes and Onions:
Tssrs Chief CoInmissary. Vancouver
Mrvaeks. Wash, October Us. 1893. Seal
Il proposals for furnishing ana deliver
~sasks beginning January /. 1900. VIII
4 received here and at Offices OF COM
ssssarisg at Fort Stevens, Oregon;
nles Barracks and Fort Sherman.
Mako: Forts Candy. Casey. Fiagier,
Ealla WsiIa, Wright and Vancouver
Hafrscks. Wash. until II o'clock a. m.
November II. 1893. and then opened. In
fzrmaiion furnished on application. En-
yslares containing proposals should be
hdsrsed proposals for Potatoes and
0utops,'' and addressed To commIssary
Il Boz, 10 be supplied or To Ma jor James
Allison, Chief Commissary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-19
-
LEGAL NOTICES.

l NOTICE. Is hereby given 10 the electors Of
As city OF Seattle. school district No. /,
n King e0uslty state OF Washingio ton. that
/ "a saturday. the 9Th day Of November.
/ M In the several election wards into
which said school district Is divided. a
| ssnsfai school election will be held at the
SteraI election voting places hereinafter
H~siafd for the purpose Of election there
| i, OF the following officers of said school
l sxsyscf. to-wit; Two school directors for
IN full term OF three years.
xsfsce II hereby further given that The
I shess u voting In each of the several wards
81 lie school district at said general eiec-
ast xsli be- as follows:
First ward South school building. situate
n hiuek OF the Syndicate addition 10 the
i sty d Seattle and In room on second u por
4 The Pacific block. corner or Iesier way
| sd Occidental avenue.
sssoad wart-Raluier school building. Fit
| s,s ea block No. II OF the Jackson stieet
Essinn to the city OF Seattle.
fAlrd waFsi--T T. Minor school building.
Essss on block No. IL Of the Renton addi-
81 10 the city OF Seattle and at he Ta-
sr shool building on block IL Eastern cd
flsn to the city o. Seattle.
fsarfh ward~tentral school building. sit
W corner o. Seventh avenue and Madison
Esst
NH ward-Old ST Marks church, corner
firth avenue and Olive street.
nh ward Denny school building. sit
~ carner OF Fifth avenue and Battery
Ess
Seventh ward-Cascnda school building.
x'sais corner Howard avenue and Thomas
sfreet aaa Columbia school building block
u L Pshtius addition 70 he city Of seattle.
EisaEh ward-Mercer school building, SIT;
7sss On ht0ck 81 OF MERGERS second addition
. DE city of Seattle
sssis on block 10 OF f. X. Days La
lissse addition ~ the city Of Seattle and
sden
said voting places will be open 10 receive
nms day
IN witness whereof I have hereunto 80.
~ band and affixed the aeal of The city Of
Ssiee schonl district No. /. tn King coun-
y state of Washington, this. the 18th day
ssal) LYMAN RANKS.
Secretary Board 81 Directors.
MTicE IN BANKRUPTCY In the Dis
rses Court ~ the United States for the
Nls'r.et Of Washington. Northern Diyi-
s0a IN bankruptcy. In the matter Of
q Reed, n bankrupt. Ne iiss
g The creditors Of tho above named
sasfsss,
los are hereby notified tina, said hank-
1F has retitioncd for fun discharge
sNh ais debts. AMI that ii hearing will
hsd thereon .fefnre ths district court 81
= NHs;ed States for the District az Wash
gah, Northern Division. at Seattle
athingten At - O'Clock In the forenoon
us ai day cf November iS9a q; which
~ ara place you may appear ana show
sass any Yen have. why said petition
mssld not b. granted
aaiea AZ seattle Washington. In said
80 ssss This % day - wT'9s.r .s'
Clark ~ fN,s L : District Court
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-16

oisen Subiiitensmittel nidt oewin.
men, 10 lit er uerpilidtet, iein. &rdft.
81 oielem :3wede in ben Oienit ono.s
rer gu ltelen, B. B. ilr gobn III or
beiten. Mer Die Si.nlte ircmoer Dir.
beitetraIt annimmt, lit ni6t u.rphid=
tet, oas 9anse Grtrd9niB Der iremoen
arbeit absutreten, ionSern nllr bas
perelnbarte (sere6te) aeQuiual.nt.
Die @ere6tl9teit ~perlanst nur @leids
belt swilden BEN, mas Der Qrb.it.r
Ilr ben g~obnberrn aus9ibt uno Dem,
mas er BON oiel.m empidnst. Sit
oiele @leldbeit Swiiden Der Nusoobs
oes arbeiters i'm Si.nite bes Qobns
berrn uno Der Ginnubme ODER benz
yobne sewabrt, oann lit Der @ereds
ti9teit @eniise 9eleiitet. Nidt oas
GrtrdSniB Der arbsit aber sibt Ser
arbeiter aus (oieles mag b6ber ooer
niebriser Iein); oaraui alio tann er
feinen Inipru6 MAIDEN. is bari oas
Der au4 nidt sur 8runblase eenom=
men weroen, BON nelder mar BEL Be
thinning oes seredten Gobnes aus.
sebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-16
Der WeuerQlsc bere Ser Eauliltei

bat bon 9tsw gort aus an ben Sarot
nal. Siaatsletrstdr Hampolla bic fol=
senbe Gabeloepeide S%elenoet; Die
Eauliitenpdter unterwerfen Iih rid;
haltlos BEN pom Eaplte in lelnem
iiiu9iteu Srepe al Cardinal Gibbons
aus9elprohenen vebren uno weroen
mper;islid uId Elm iormelles Inter
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. an Seine 6eilistelt
ab9sben laiien." 0oS iormelle I'm.
neutrality-suspicious. lit in;pilhen
lhon puh Hom ab9e9un9en, ulo eln
Eauliltenuater bat ausselaSt, baB Die
les Sbreiben Die iormelle, auf ale
Nuuptpuntte oeS pdpitlihen Sreues
ein9ebenpe Nnnubme Der BARN ents
ldieoenen %yebrpuntte entbdlt. IS 1T
erireulih, paB Die 6auptpertreter oes
pom Fapit geo XIII. mlBbilisten iuls
l6eH AmeritaniemuS ibre Nieoerlu9e
nIht purb albernes @eldmds III per
oeden luten, lonoern ldliht uno redt
Die Correction ibres seiitlihen Taters
a%nuebmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-16
Ysor einem Saarhunoert betru9 mad

elmer Sbdpuns, wel6e Der Wabrbeit
,iemlib nabe tommen oiirite, bic 3abl
Der in Dem iesisen @ebiet Der |erei
nisten Staaten lebsnosn Sncianer ses
9en 500, 0oO. NabeSu 80 Snoianer.
frisse iinp in bieien 100 Sabren ses
iibrt weroen, beren Soften lih auf
nett iiber 800, 600, O00 belieien.
Die i3abl Der Snoiuner in ben Sersi
nisten Stuaten bat iih leitoem auI
800, 900 perminoert, iiir welhe unlere
gmcesresieruns idbrlid 80, 1000, 900
u~erauSsabt. auS bieIer ,3%ablenSus
lammenitellunS fam unl6mer Sober
ii6 eilen SesriIi biloen, wel6e Spier
al @elo uno Wenlhenleben Die Nie;
oerpsriuns Der 10 Wilicnen Silippi.
nos erioroern wiro, mel6e, arf mebr
als 1000 Snleln ;eritreut, 1000 Wtei;
len pon unlsren &Ilten entiernt leben.
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1as z observation-disclosures SSa=

ibin0ton bat Die interenante He9el er'
laiien, oaB 8inoer, Die pon nidt na'
turaliiirten Gltern in ben &%ereini9ten
Stuaten Seboren uno wdbrenc ibrer
Winoeridbristeit pom &ater ms aus
LAMB mitssnommen worpen linc, bel
Der Hiittebr ais frcmo9ebprene eln.
panperer bebanpelt peroen milnen lno
Sen GinpanoerunSs9eleeen unterlle
gen; purh oiele Gntlbeioung bat Der
irilber ulSemein s~eltenoe gruuolos,
paB nit Der @eburt in ben %ereinl9
ten Staaten mbeoinSt Die GrwerbrnN
osS Silrssrretts perbuaeen 1T, eineI'
rellen StoB erbalten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-16
3as Mderbau.I epartement bot ON

Srelta9 ben f%olSenpen Grnteberidt
peroHentlidt: Den lorsfdltisen gu:
lammenltellunssn oes requirements
sufol9e befanoen lid am /. Wtdr, BON
Der lebtidbriSen SSsiSen Grnte nod
lnSeIdbr 1913 Erosent ODER 1885,
600, 600 gu. in Ndnoen Der FARMER.
Sas in @dnoen Der Sarmer beiinos
libe Melldtorn wiro auf 800, 500,
600 Su. abSelbdst, ODER 4l.6 Gro
sent Der l%eetidbrisen Grnte; se9en
1872, 500, 600 gu. ODER 4l.6 Fros
sent, Die lid am /. Mdrs in Sdnoen
Der warmer ~beianoen uno sesen l,
1874, 600, 600 yu. ober 81 Yro;ent
am l. WdrS 1897. Ius ben Goult-
ties, in oenen IS seerntet wurSe, iinb
1896, 900, 900 gu. @elidtorn per.
lanot woroen. Ton Saisr beiinoen
ii4 nod unseidbr 2S3, 900, 900 Yu.
ODER 1871 Frosent in Sdnben Der
warmer, sesen 272, 900. 900 Yu. ODER
1873 Bros. am /. Mdr, 1897.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-16
ADMIRAL 1ewep, oer Sieoer Dor

Wanila, lit cine Der poltStbiimlidltsn
uno beliebtsiten Sisuren I'M oiients
liden yeben, I'M oeiisn Teriou iit
bsrsits Elm 9un;sr Wptbcntreis 9crpo-
ben bat. Tim 10 ldmerslihsr uno be.
oauerli6er lit es oaber, oaB Die Rad
ritieI BON elmer lhleidenoen &rant=
belt, welde an leinem v~ebenonerp
;cb,t, nltt 81 oen Ius9eburten Der
Na1to'ie len%iatloneller S%hreibboloe III
Gehoren ltelnen. gr leloet an elmer
ldneren yebertrantbeit, auf melte
oa9 unbeilpole selma Der (bilippinen
nod b~e'bleuntgeno eln9euirtt bat.
Us ltano Dem tilbuen Seeheloen ihon
lett lGn9erer :3eit frei, na6 ~leinenl
Euterlanoe SHrllt i~utebren, Gber er ;o9
eo Dor, IN ben Selten Der @Gfabr auI
Ieinem soften Su perburren. is lit
inter oen l%lmltdnoeu MIR ludbrldein-
lid, oaB CT Die Ser. Stauten uitt
lebcno wieoerleben miro. Sin nabr-
bait tru0ilheS 6noe elmer tur;en, abel
I'M 10 sld~nSenoeren 6eloenb0bn.