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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-07-11
Guthrie OKLA

Guthrie. Okla July I, 1900.
To the board Of directors and stockholders
of the Guthrie Bull ding and Loan Associ-
alton
Gentiemen-We, the committee duly ap-
pointed to audit the books and accounts of
the secretary and treasurer of your associ-
alton for the six months beginning Janu-
airy /, 1900, and ending June 30. 1900, respect
fully submit the following report;
CASH RECEIPTS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-07-11

Oklahoma Encampment No. 1, 1. o. o. F.,
meets the second and fourth Friday nights
In e9 al E.onth. $. r. BATES, G. p.
T.. F. MERTEN, Scribe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-07-11
Railroad Time Tables

SOUTH. EAST AND WEST.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-07-11

SOUTH, SOUTHEAST AND WEST.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-02
The sROCKwAYS OUT.
superintendent of Eimira Reforma-
tory Resigns.

EI.MIRA. y. Y. Aus. l.-ZsbulOn r.
BrOckway is out Of the Eluira recorma-
tory. where be has served for 81 years
ss general superintendent His resisua-
tior was rendered 20 the board Of man
ayers yesterday morning. but the news
was not given 70 the public until late in
the afternoon. The resi- srzti0n is 20
take effect in December next and was
accepted. sud st the request Of Mr..
RrOcsway he WAS granted leave Of ab-
seucS for the next tive months
Dr. Frank W. Robertson. late Ot Belle
yUS hospital. New York city. and for
some months past the senior resident
physician Ot the retormat0ry. has been
appointed actirs general superintendent.
which means. as previously indicated in
these dispatches. rhSc be will be Brock
ways SUCCESSOR when his term as acting
superintendent ceases.
Transfer Othcer Hugh BrOSkwsy.
brother % the superintendent. also tend
erred his rSSi israrioa-
Dr. Robertson. the new SupsTinteri-
slc. is s. years Of S-e aut was bCgu in
OwexO, y. Y. he refuses az this time
20 discuss his plans for conducting the
gstoruStOry further than 70 say that he
viii defer 20 the wishes ct rhe board Of
managers with regard % the matter Ot
corporal punishment. which means that
there will De none.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-02
NOTED HISTORIAN DEAL.
John clark Ridpath Had suffered
Long In New York Hospital.

NEW YORK. Aug. l.-Johu Clark
Ridpath, the historian. died in prv>hy-
tcrian hospital last night at $50 o'clock
from a complication of diseases He had
been a patient in the hospital since April
26.
John Clark Ridpath. IL. n. historian.
was born in Putnam county. Ind, in
April, 1871. There was not at that
time & wagon rOad within three miles Of
the log cabin in which he was born His
parents were from Christianhurg Va.
His mother was descendant Of Samuel
l.. Matthews, one u the colonial gov
errors of Virginia. lie was graduated
from AShury tuow De pauwl university
In 1853. taking first houorS. After serv-
Ing as principal Of an academy at Thorn
town. Ind. and as superintendent Ot
public schools az LSwrCuCeburg. he was
called in 1859 to the chair o( English
literature at pe rauw. He was trays
ferred later TO the chair of history and
political philosophy. He became con.
spicuouS figure In the college world He
distinguished himself by his ability 10
think clearly. speak hueutly and write
mastery.
In 1875 he published his first book. an
Academic History of the United
States" Il was an immediate success.
IL still holds its place as q textbook in
many schools
In 1876 he published his Popular His.
tory of the United States" large o.
tavo volume. of which more than 10000
copies have been sold. IL has been pub
hShed also in German. He wrote the
Life and Work of Garfield" OF which
S.Op0 copies were sold. His Cyclic
pCjia u Universal History" was publish
Ell in 1855 in four octave volumes.
In lSS5 he resigned his prOfeSsorship
IN De Pauw and the vice presidency of
the university in order that he might de-
vote his whole time 70 writing. In 1898
he published his Life aud Work u
JSmes q. Blaine" and Ia 1894 his most
comprehensive and philosophical work
entitled Great Races of Mankind" in
four volumes. He WAS engaged Tor ten
years in preparing the material and four
years in writing this wOrk In lSaS he
published his Life aud Time. % Glad
stone" and $ supplement- % the History
u AL Nations" for Webster's Dirrion.
ary. He was for tine editor Of The
Arena Magazine ~ Boston. His mono
graphs sre numerous In 1S96 he CON
ocratic ticket in his home district in In
diana. Though he rau ahead ~ his
ticket. he was defeated by small ma
iority. In recenJ years be had beer en-
ssSEd in the preparation q a complete
and elaborate history ot the United
States.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-02
NJ THE "sIGN OF THE SMILE

Were weary a-walklns the highway of
life.
Were fey,esi and flustered with worry
and strife
Let US drop by the wayside the heavy
old load.
And rest at the inn at the turn OF the
road
Let us tarry awhile
At the "Sign Of the Smile
Ho. the sign OF the Smile" is a jolly inn.
With gargoyles about 1t that do naught
but grin.
There's always a laugh and a shoulder
to whack.
And an echo that ever will answer US
back
Le, us tarry awhile
At the sign OF the Smile
At the sign Of the Smile" we will nnser
For the strietest OF rules is the ban upon
care,
And the guests must forget there are
such things as years,
And never shed any but laughter-brousht
tears
Let us tarry awhile
At the ''Sign Of the Smile
There'n DC fiagons ot iolllty for US to sip.
And many and many a rolucking Quip,
Though the Jokes may be old-like the
Juice OF the vine
They mellow with age 20 the richest OF
wine
Let US tarry awhile
At the sign Of the Smile"
Let us tarry while az the sign OF the
Smile
Forget all our griefs in the Joys tha;
beguile.
lie, Us pleasure the noon till Il changes
- night
Then Up with our loads and well ind
they are light
Let Us tsrry awhile
At the Sign og the Smile"
baltimore American.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-02

FLOUR Easy and s.iD 31u as buyers
A-s gE- oE Uus. s1CWLl- L----4 ---=rss- o.
VI lussC-A patents. s. LaC+ 5I- winter
s.rsAgr-s 81. iaO3.eU. Wl1--r zA-ELs. s. 'IG
g. winter gaCtrCs. S.glN+iN 30
W AEAT-Encrs --sLy dan and A1c--
srsa1y "a t1rslsu 3gytrS AMI 51% 1rrl- l-'a'ss
IN eCru-
RYE;-Duu- stacs. aC54,.- NJ. ! west
sru. jec.. Z. o. D., A1eAr
CORN-Ns sifc-sd G-C t-- o. hi shsr
cables and q Erg C-srtrss.
OATS-EGlL JlC steady TRACK w1l-s,
s.N.s. !SG3ac-s crAck, white. western, SO
P,oRK-Flrza. raess. ElrEG-I50. family.
81 a MOt35L
LGBD-Frua, pEtne western srsan,
2Ic.
J~rTER-SteAEy, STATE dairy LAO
lS.sis. creiLm,ery LlGE4-sc.
CHEES q - t'tru1 large white, ~.
small WhI-s $40.
EnfGS-Stsa4y, srGrs End PeuusYlv1 11-A.
az mark. lA0LIc. Tor average l'ss west
eru. loss % ti-ec.
SCGAR-Raw steady, tAir refining tbe. ,
centrifugal 81 test tfss, Refined srsu1Y-
crushed & alc powdered kAc.
rJrRP EMIT y Nel-Srsaty 40 trrz It ete.G
+ir.
MCI-8SsSEiS Firm New Orleans, +t15ic
Rlct-->tsaty 19cresrtc. t-s ndHac.' ia
TALi.5%-D'Il. city ea04esc.. country.
tiSI Steady shipglas DC. secd tn
Q 9ce, Mi4s.sa,s
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-02
Four Young Women prownea.

OCEAN CITY. y. J.. Aug. Pour
young women. residents OF Pbl1ie,phi&,
uec tragic death in the surt here yes
rsrd&y about nonu. and their hostess,
Mrs. Msshsr " the same city. who was
bathing with them. was rescued BY /
HE guard in IN unconscious state The
drowned were Misses Elsie and Sir-ini4
Lowe. aged Is and - years respectively.
daughters Of Or. Clement Lowe. residing
in Mount Airy. suburb ot Philatsl-
phiG. and Misses Js-uie aud Birdie
Lor sGsle. aged - and - years re-
spectivsly. daughters Of Edwin LoasGals
Ct Chestnut Hill. Philadelphia suburb
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-02
weleett For Draper. Place.

ASHLNGTON. July Sl--TeS pcSsl-
tear has rendered the appointment Ot
su-b ba ssadOr 90 Italy u former CfUvsru1c
Roger WCIeosr oS Msssaehusests. The
Italian government hGs been asked
whether Mr.. WqLcuct wO1l8 be accspca-
bic % it IN <uch 4 capacity. 4 form al
ways Observed In international relations.
81 TAR 10 response has been received 10
either Of the Inquiries. Mr.. Wgl.ocr ls
supposed % be- iu France. d1t J1s rrest
Geur has communicated with Lll by ca
bic. 50 that au early 1uswec l. expected
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-02

L costs the government one fifth Of 4 cen,
pound 10 inspect hog us4: which IS sx.
ported. The eSaniners are stationed at all
ne great sLaushterIry csn;ers where hogs are
b1;chered for the foreign market. There
|or-i oe no need Of this microscopic exam
nation If breeders wogli follow the methods
o. hog culture laid down in this excellen,
SWINE Book. Won ought 10 &c, il. send %
cents 20 the Wilmer Atkinson Co. PhiIs.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-02
Teaches VIII See Niagara.

CAMBRIDGE Mass July ->.-Lr has
been decided that the Cuban teachers
will visit Niagara Fails on Chsir way
home. The date %. their hsdvlus pcuh1-
6ly viii De Aux. 1t or l..
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-02
CASTORIA
For Infants and Chilirsn.
The Kind You Hare AEEays Bought
sis=.:-zs gan ,s: :. &HzAs

TIE following letters are held at
the Bloous5urg, Pl, posc9fEc-. and
WILl Be se1C 70 the dead letter o6ice
Aug H. 1880 Persons calling for
these i=Gcers VIII please sIy --r-1r they
were advertised July 81, rgoo~
G P A-us.ey. Charles Muller lS0r-
usrly OF Mt CLrusl, George A.
Cakes.
One cent WI, be chIrged On e1ch
letter advertised
o B. MELLIcE- P NJ.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-02
Buchanan Mich, Nay =.

Buchanan Mich, Nay =.
Geuessee Pure Food Co lie KoT. y. y;
Gentlemen My mama h1s be=a s.4s
coffee drInser and has found !: very u. --,1as'
Having used several packages Of g1-, G-lll'
Q, the drirk tia, takes the phase @. -'15''
she hnds /, mach better fer hsrssE a'i ~
rs children 10 drink. She has gwen q? cot
fee drinking entirely. We -se 1 p1cA-s-a u
Gr1in-O every week. an ten ysl-s d.
Yours resp c-t-.f.
iIcl - FANNIE WILLIAMS.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-02

Do ioCE FEEr ACHE ASD BuzN p
SHAKE INTO yo-r shoes Aliens Eoo,.Ease. I
powder for the feet. 1: c0oIs the fee, ana
makes tight o. new shoss feel easv. lures
corn', buuions, swollen, sur1r,in-. h1.. cal.
.9us' scse and sweating feet. Aliens Foot.
E1se relieves al pain AMI gives rest and
co11tort. We have over 8, eco testimonials.
II cures while yo- walk. Try It today.
A.. druggists aud shoe stores sell il. .;c.
sample sent free. Address Allen 5 DIN.
s;s1l lie Roy, y y. S.Itt.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-02

The ta.sative woman Is the one who OBJ
le-'s because she can't &c, i speaking like
ness.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-02

''Whea 4 woman ceases 10 dam hs' hz-
hands socks" says the Malayurk Pai.'so-
pher, she no longer loves him
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-02

The secret of success often lies in aa abil /.
l,.y 10 coav'nce people that they know more
about things than y5u do.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-02

Nearly ore hundred thousand coY.-s ct ne
Bisgle Books have been sold NJ. Z 5
about horses. No treats Of berries o. IL
kinds. M. Is 1 Po1,,ry ooos--1 ssll
No. : tells al abou. COWS ard -z--yA,
while No. IS the most conp:eI=Hsi.l 5''S
on ssJne yet Psiured. Price Of e2-l- ''''
Address Wilmer Atkinson Co, P---l-s-?aA
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-02

EEIIEy N SIX HouKs- D s,ress--5 81
uey 1rt bladder diseases relieved r. y
hours BY ''New Great South A--s.-a- AZ
nsy Cure-' Il Is A great surprise on 1--'-..
@. rs exceeding prJupyness in relieving -
IN ,i15ter, kidusys aud ba-s, m r-1-- % L.
male Eellevss retention Of -1;-r ans
l1--1e5l1,ely. 7; You want l-.,S rex -
sure this = the remedy. sod 1g T. -
A-e-n. drussisr, I,S W. Man =. '2-
51rs. Pa IT,
I's the crazy come; P-lysr w12 blows -
b,alns o1t.
DISTRESSING SroMtctt DIsEAsE-s.l-l..
rec,.y cured hy the u13s;eFiy power O; -
Aceric11 NerViEe TouI-. LnvL-.-a -
sa-ter ~ l1ngez, because this -re-. '9-'
GIN cure them all Ic ) I cure ,-r ne 80
wC-lt Of stomach weakness and r----s -
The cure besrns with the 6rs; 1,ss- *
relief ig brings Is ul1rve l1Gs 111 s-fs % p
Ii makes no failure, never d-'aPP1-l-,-
Hl1tter hon long yO1 s1ve '--'5s-- -.
e1fe = certain NADER th- -se % ---'
health styIny f1gge. F'sasAr, 1r- 1-'
sale Scl1 By c n Klein, t--ss'., =,
West Main strse;, BLOOMSBURY, IL .i+'
Whsn L m1n hts ~ fGal; 10 in- WIS - -
cexs -doos Eei sh5crs it's about o-- U.s.
wsuSs to 5egtn 70 sPrcur-
TOR Z A..
60 :: ! . G,H,;a:32;:;5;:z.l z I;
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-02

THE HEtrrH PElB-EN js mach simpler
tbI1 . sometimes supposed Health de-
qe1ts chIsiy rpor Perfect digestion and pcre
blood 1rd the Proll=u Is solved very reai-
l-y by tfCot's Sd-saEarI.L You u11y keep
well by ;lSIug tt grCupl-y f5g Iry ssou1ch
1r blood disorder. It's --res q scrofEl1.
slLc rh--1-- ca,1rrh, dysPe-sit. sh-1-1,5sul
md Cth-r Diseases Irs numbered by the
thousands
I1e ilvor-,s tI-l-y ca-hlzylc . Hood's
Pts
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-02
dI9j u

Tbs ship carpenter often izir'sss ia *
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-02

To elevate the ssage It Is 1e;sss1ry "
have props"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-02

BooS News t,c Angus, contains the f-st
1n1 only sketch o.: George AIDE. written bv
himself He Is the a-rhO. Of Fables In
Sing, e;c- HIS portrait IS used Is irou.is-
gl-ce- a Literary Woman oi the EIsvel:h
Cen1--y' Il the :hlri Of : series Of articles
On famous Nuns. There js L sketch and
Pogyral, ct D. Wm. ELliot GrHis. au-hor cF
he El-alrtsrs OF the Revolution" '.r1ue
tocrer, b. y. Parker Willis. continues the
Great Winters Series. Two PAGES a-e De-
voted % t1csJElLles Of covers Cg summer 6,.
'l'1- s1-S giving IN idea OF the o-.sie Is
@sl Il the Inside OF these books. \ chan
Ter l'on 80" -to~ Masovg-1," By John /.
Jennings. l. tlcluisI. while ~. T1l,5,-
Williams c1utIn-es his tuseres-ir. talks on
.G= Important new books. The Authors
5lr5h1ly CI-sE,ilr 5 cCu1.n1ed. Thus Book
News give yo1 I-s- the j-icr-1cc1 reces.
s1ry % keep yog ia touch with the erti-e
1--'t OF CURRENT literature cents / number
- cents wear. John W4nIzrlS.r. FhLl.
1<igela, New Ec.k.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-02
HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills, sr
lousness, Indigestion, headaene'
Easy TO take, easy 10 operate. 29e'

Money talks when you Lg0P 4 -i-s@- .l.'
phouograph.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-02

Whsn Z fellow does his c,g1ti1. over the
l3os distance csieph1ze rs hard work tog
e-1 10 saVe snoggh money 10 ses married.
To 1ccoH aodlte ch1se @h5 are partial to
he use q l,9mZers in agg-yi1s ESasI, i-t5
me l.isa- Pussasss for caslrre1l .roe3,ss, the
perpetrators prepare Ems Liquid Cream,
aL--i- PRISE lrc.-1Lng ,he s1s1vl..- tube.
i = CENTS. t--ssgs,s or bv 1au- The
t--- snl9cctss the us1;illl properties of
lns s''ipt preparation, Cream Bl Il, &, gs5:ls.
-y l9sor7ed By ghe msmbzane ana dogs nor
dry -7 -1e sscrsuous, b1g changes thsua 10 a
u-l'l'- In4 healthy ch1-a,ser ELy Bsogh-
srs, 90 Wl-rc1 s-rSet, New Work.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-02

\ PtctuFe @; health the 'af.e. taking
MN N 4 gl.sc. ue1iciue 1ivsryiseaerc.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-02

When 1 u1n as ~ EGul, 10 i13 Wis -
rex, -dooz Eei ish5crs its 4hcIs S-- '--
wsuss to 5egtn 70 sp.cut-
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-02

Is the crazy come. P-1ye- w12 blows -
brains cat
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-28
St 9lDnD, Wtmn1ota, SDnnerfag ben &c. Suni 1900. gmmner 80.

seipielt bat, bat ietn Mniebsnt beim
Solte p~oGitdnbis untersraben uni, ibm
ais seboriamen Oiener Der Sruits uns
@eloidde, Der politiI9en 8of1e unb
OrabtSieber wobluerbiente 8era1tuns
einsetrasen. Die sroBe Waiie Der
unabbdnsisen Stimmseber fenntr i'm
nur als ben &eprdientant ales belIen,
mas anitSBis unb uerwerf1i9 lit; unb
bic freibettliden Snititutionen Der Me=
publit gu u%ntersraben brobt. Sin
ebrli9er Parteimann wtrb it9J lassn,
baB Mc&inlep beri6md9ite &anbibut
tit, ben Der republifanii9e Gonuent
bate aufitellen f0nnen. @enn bic
Democratic einis lit, miro lie am 6.
Nouember ben S%annaismns unb Mc=
&inlepismus inter semaltiser Maio=
rttst %be9raben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-28
menfb, per9ib!

S,at Dir ein Weni6 i'm Ser,en peb gotham,
Sobt's our6 bic Sruit, ais mtiiieit hu ibn
baiien,
Deb bin gum Sriebbot ldau bic @rdber au,
90 miro oein Sorn III iauitem S6mers ers
SaS blieb pom guem, mas i'm eeben iie,
Sie lest bort l6laien, frob uno trauri9 ma6s
ma6te2
Son ibm, Der wilb Dor S6mer; gum Simmel
I6rie
Spn ibm, benz bliibeub Slid uub Sriebe
la6te2
Sin wenis Staub, b'rauS fleine Sllmeu
bliib'u,
9Sie ciu criunerrb Iiebepoues Mabnen.
llno leile fibllt on ourb bic Seele ;ieb'n
Der ei9nen leBten Stunoe titles 9bnen.
Iu6 on l6ldfit ibn 10 emit. ben langen
S6laf,
a6, Die ba aui benz lanseu Eager lieseu,
SSte nulB elm Stroll, Der lie berehtiet traf,
SIM Sooesrin9en AMI Der Seele lie9en!
Ni6t m06t' i6 nm Die 9Selt Der 3iiruer iein,
Der Iol6e S6mer;en elmer Srlit perl6uloet.
@ui meine Seele pGl;t ii6 ein Stein,
SeB ldpere Salt Der Sterbenoe erpuloet.
llnS wer fam lasen: r9tiemano that i6
web!~
@er bate I'M Sersebuus nibt III riu9en?
Sc Ipeiter alfmGrtS 81 Der @eitesb0b'
Sc peiter miro bic inn're Stnnme flingen .
Wtsni6 lit Der Srrber, wie ids ielber bin,
limb meuidlid ieiue iowie meiue Sdwddeu
SSie liest in bieiem SSort 10 tiefer Sinn,
90 ianft periObuun9suou, nidt ausSulpres
6eni
S'rum bat Elm Nteui9 benz Ser;en meb &c.
than.
Sobtfs bitr6 bic Sruit, ais miiileit bu ibu
baiien,
Shau' MIR bid ielbit unb I6au' bic @rGber
OIL,
90 miro pein Corn in ianftem S6mer; err
blaiieu.
SSie balo pieIei6t rlIbt er I'M S6attenlanb,
Gem on nibt mouteit ieiue S6ulo uer9eben,
llmIonlt baun itretlt %periObneno on Die Sanb
SPIN iiber'S Grab, mno eleno lit bein Ysben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-28
n bieS. gbarafteriItiid bafiiriit

lpetlen bteB. 9barattertlttl9 oatur TT
iein @leidniB BON ben Swei S0bnen
Der @ittme. Scr Cine sins CUR See
Der @nbere wurbe Siceprdltbent, unb
uon beiben bot nan ME mieber etrpas
seb0rt. DAB er bic Sofnuns nit
iid trus, i'm Sabre 19O4,-ba er i.bt
Wc&inlep's Boom nt6t ents.sen gu
treten permo9te, = ganbibat leiner
Yartei fur bic erite Steue gu meroen,
lit befannt, unb baB er bic @ice=Yrds
iioentidaft ais bas 9rab sutinftiser
P~rdiibenten fardtete, beseidnet bic
oben ansefibrte Semerfuns.
Srosbem bat er na6seseben unb iei'
men perl0nli9en @uni9 benz, 8oble
Der Yartei unterseorbnet, beren Setter
it6 Slid mini9en f0nnen, fir bic
sweite Stelle auf ibrem Sitet etnen
Mann sefunsen gu baben, beiien aus
seprdgte Snoiuibualitdt BEL benS tilnn1z
sesern unSweifelbaft ms @ewi6t fall
len wirb. SAILS bas Sidet sewdblt
werben Sollte, fam man ermarten, baB
&~ooieuelt ieiner Steuuns mebr puliiz
renbes 0ebensblut einsuflOBen peritez
ben wirO ais bic WebrSabl leiner Sorz
9dneer i'm Nmte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-28
Sas repmblifaniibe Sifet.

Mc&inlep uno &ooleuelt, bas itanb
idon rim ben Sternen sei6rieben, "
nod ebe bic republitanilde Iational<
Convention suiammentrat. Wc&tn=
lens Domination mar ia ielbltperz
itdnolt6. seseben Ieit Dem Nusenblt=
de, no bic Fartei iid nit ibren Nus=
ii6ten fir bic ndditen pier Sabre sa
bel6dfti9en be9ann. Oie @eididte
wdbreno Der 3eit ibrer nationalenSor-
berri6aft lit eng nit Der YeriOnli6feit
uub Der Qominiitration Wc&inlep's
uertnipft, baB tbutlddli6 an cine an
bere 8abl nidt seoa9t nerben forn=
te. Eooleuelt, ais Der @enolIe Wc=
&inlep's auf Dem Sidet, bat Der Parz
tel i9on als losiides @ebot uorse=
l9mebt, ieitoem Der r&aube Setter"
als politiide @rOBe am Sorisont Der
nationalen Yolitit auftaudte. Ser
Wann bat es uerltanben, leine Yerj0n=
li9feit gum pollen Wertbe ausulpie.
len, als aHiitirenoer Tlottenminiiter,
ais Sibrer elmer Gowbop Brigade unb
&auaueriit gu sub BET Dem Sturm aui
ben Stan Suan Siisel, oils &eiorme,
par excellence uno oils @ouperneu,
bes Staates New Yort. IS ltedt ct:
mas in ibm BON Der urmiditsen 81:
gentbhmli6feit oes Souuerains feline,
anseboreneu S6ole, perbunoen mil
benz push oes Yanfeetbums uno ben
SelbitbemuBtlein Der SnOiuioualitdt.
Ote SelbitertenntnlB ieines eisener
Weiens mar es, bic ibn Die Nomina'
ton fur bic smeite Steue auf benz 81:
det Bis gum lesten ausenblide Surid:
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@ieter perfD9en.

Ser Partei=@ ntbuiiasmus, melder
bur6 ben Som. @ow in philadelphia
fiinltli9 ansefadt muroe, lit NIT Der
&onuention uerpflosen. Ser ni9terz
ne Na9seoanfe tritt BET unleren re-
publitanii9en Sreuuben in feline &e@=
tie uno Der wirb ibnen iasen, baB abz
iolut fein @runb gum Srobloden pors
banben lit. Die Domination &oole=
pelt's mag pielen &epublifanern ses
fallen, wenn tie aber Der Wabrbett bic
@bre eeben molten, mullen lte seTte=
ben, baB ibnen bic @ieoeraufiteuuns
Wc&inlep's MIR ais Elm unpermeibli=
DIES uebel eri4eint. Warf 9anna
batte Die 9anse YarteimaI6inerie in
9dnben unb bate cine 0urrab: Gomi=
nation ieines Sdislinss aud bann
eurdsulesen semuBt, wenn ibm ni9t
gebeiltster Parteibrau6 babel 81 Silz
fe sefommen mdre. Ser Sarif. Sea-
poleon lit beute Elm unenoli9 ldmdde=
rer Ganbtoat ais Dor pier Sabren.
Samals fannie man i'm nlr ais einen
einieitisen, in bic S9ubsoas Soee per-
rannten Politifer smeiten @rabes, pom
benz itd lonit nidts Na9tbeilises ia
gen lieB. Settbem bat bas Solf Sc
lesenbeit sebabt, bic wabre Natur bes
Wannes i'm @eiBen Sauie tennen gu
lernen. Ser b0@lte Seamte bieies
0anoes lit Elm Wann obne ielbititdnz
bise anlidten, obne feiten 8iqeu
unb eine Puppe in Der 9anb Der tor
rupteIten Politifer. 8as Sauna,
Der rationale gob, iast, bas gilt,
unb uenn Wcatnlep ielbit fi6 uorbet
gu entsesenseiesten Gnii9ten betannt
bat. Oie traurise STOLE, rpel6e BET
Prdlibent tn ben bret lesten Sabreu
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Wc&inleh lit alio aliidli6 mieb,

Nar&inlep 1T alio siiidli6 wieber
apfselteut uno ibm rSeop" &ooiepelt
OILS Seforationss Stid CUR Settle ae;=
Itelt porben. gs lit ein &dnsurua
Sidet, wie man es ni9t better ober
pielmebr i9ie6ter perlansen fana.
Sur bic Semotraten lit es Elm mabres
Slid, baB Der rraube Heiter" bas
S6wansenbe unb rplain butp", @e<
&inlep bas &opfenbe reprdlentirt. Der
Sarif. Napoleon lit 10 siemli9 Der
i9wa6lte &anoioat, ben bie@ .. g.
aufltelen %fonnte, wdbrenb IS auf bas
@ablreiultat 10 gut mie gar feineu
GinIuB ausiiben mirb, pb Der Sice=
Prdiioenti9afts &anbibat iid burb
sroBe EOpularitdt aussei9net ober
ni9t. SIM politiiden 9eben Ser Na<
ton lit Der Sice=Y rdl ibent eine NuQ,
unb man tann IS eem ebrseisisen Seem
Yorfer @ouuern0r nadfiblen, pie
ldmer es ibm semorben iein muB, bic
u@bre" a%nsunebmen. 8ice=Y rdiiben=
ten auanSiren ni6t gu Yrdiibentldafts=
&anbibaten. &ooleuelt's gbancen i'm
Sabre 1904 gum eriten Seamten bie=
fer &epublit nominirt gu werben, itan=
BEN lebr gut ; berlebte Oonneritas aber
bat ieine ausii@ten be6entli6 in Sraz
&c aeltelt.