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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-04

Die 9onititution, feitber unis,sbe
tighter S4ab. murbe pom ben Madt=
babern in Waibin9ton unter bic 6lbe
getreten. elm @robsrunssfries seaeu
Elm frembes Uolt pom i3aune eebro-
den uno bic Ser. Staaten in perbdnQ=
nibpoler @eiie in bic @eltbdnoel
binein9eSerrt. unlere Madtbaber
m0dten cine nsue .@elimadt ibaffen
nit aroBem i~tehenben 6eere unb elmer
sewaltisen Slotte. DaB Gott erbarml
ais Oh lplr frliber nidt unenolif AZ
adteter uno a~n9eiebener baseitanosn
bdtten, oils mir nod oils Trieoens=
madt salten. bic nibt unter Der beud=
lerilden Wasfe Der 6umanitdt bic
Melt nit Yuluer unb ylei reforms
rem nil. @er feline @usen aidt at=
li6tli6 pevidlieBen mill, muB suse=
iteben. eaB mir bas neue Sabr unite.
iebr beflasensmertben umitdnben ei=
0ffnen. IS mare elm Stud fur DC
8Olt, menn baiielbe bas b0ie Frin5il
meldes in WeSinlep perfOrpert IT,
mieoer CUR 9eriidaft uerbetien ioute.
Oeuti6lano bat i'm perffoifsne1
Sabre auf alien @ebieten Der sSnbL
ltrie, Gunit unb bes Sano.ls rieliS-
Sortidritte sebra6t. Oas Slid i9einr
f0rmli6 iein SuabOrn iber Settcc
Wi6el Se.eert gu baben, ba er bura
cine seiunbe u. reiie duBere Yolitit
aud iebr on Yreittse seuonnen bat.
Sranfreid lit troe Der rNfiaire" unfs
bes Saibooa : I3uiidenfaus nidt aus
benz eeim sesansen Seiterrei9 murb.
burd ben bolen Nationalitdter 6a=
Der sewaltis erftIttert uno bat fei=
men anlaB, benz neuen Sabre INIT fro
benz Mutbe entsesensuieben. am
jdmmerli9iten aber NIB wobl unIerm
alten suten Sreunbe, Sobn Sua. su
Wutbe lein. @enn bic leyten beibeu
Monate fir i'm elm einSises lanses
Wartprium bebeuteten, 70 fdnst er
bas neue Sabr crit redt unter omin6=
fen %umitdnoen OIL. Seine fre9e Sru=
talitdt uno bummitolSe lleberbebuus
lburoen ibm bon elmer SanopoG nie=
beroeuti6sr Sauern sriinoli6 einse=
trdntt, uno iest itebt er mod in @e,
fabr, auBer Dem Yreltise, feline |ib=
afrifanii6en Seiisunsen gu psrlieren.
albion tranert in Sad unb 4lbe,
pdbreno bic ibrisen Nationen lit
ieloit;uirieoen Die Sdnoe reiben. gs
lit ni6t unmOslid, baB Der Suren=
triss nur Der Gorldufer zines @elt=
lit, Der bas Sahr 1900 nit
S6rift in Der 9el9i9te per-
miro. SOFTEN mir, cab es
ni9t 10 leip meroe, uno Die Wenld=
belt unter Dem S6upe bes Srieoens
sroBe Sortl6ritte auf alien &ulturse=
bieten 81 uersei6nen baben m0se, wenn
1901 Dem S9ooBe Der d3eit entlteiat!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-04
iafeit elmer mioerltrebcnbea gSelt III

uertinoen ni9t aufb0ren. Mose be,
aamd6tise fisen, oaB Die beranua9:
ienben @ei9ledter Die erbabene @eis:
belt uno BEN boben Wertb iener bell
lamen 2ebren anertennen uno bard
bielelben CUR ginbeit oes Settles uni
Der SerSen %gelansen! M6sen bic:
lelben 6eilslebren gum Seieoen De,
Nationen unO gum 8oble auer Msn-
l6en serei6en! @ebe Der 0immel.
oaB es Gurer 9eilisteit ees0nnt lei.
nod LANCE Sabre binour6 Die B0lfer
unO ibre Center 81 erleudten uno gun,
0i6te Der mabren un6 uoaitdnoisell
9ebre Gbriiti gu fibren. @enn mir
pom alter 9ebeust Suriifldauen aui
ben lansen @es oes 0ebens, ben mir
9emanOelt slei9,eit's nit gurer Sci.
listeit, 10 finoen mlr feline 5ellere Be-
ldreibuns oieies unieres 5uridseles:
ten Hebenslaufes ais Die 8orte Der
8eisbeit q. 3D.: r%llnler Qeben lit
poriiberseSansen mie Die Sdatten Ell;
ner @olte." USE uiel slidli9er, mie
uiel fru9tbarer, wie uiel seiesneter
mar Die sleibe Spanne 3eit fir Cue
re 9eilisteit! Sic lit anstiiiut nit
Sbaten oes 6eiles CUR StiBe Der
Seelen, mt Sbaten Der 8sisbeit uno
&rait gum Gubme uno Nni ben Der
&lr6e. lie lit frudtbar an grfolsen
i'm Sample fir Die gbre GirtteS uuo
Den Sieg Ser @ubrbeit. Die grui=
nerun9 oil oas uersansene 2eosn miro
Die Seele Gurer 6eitisteit imreiuiten
" iife perflaren unO bas {5ers init
sSusenotraft uno freuoiser saueriibt
erfiiuen. @enn mir oieleu h~eid)tbum
oes 8eiites, biele ueberlii. en Sc
b%ensinbalt, melher guerev t>eitiateit
mdbreno 30 Sabren sn Sbetl Serpor.
ben, petSlei6en nit u~nierer eisenen
armutb, baum miilienwir O%enjentsen
.ertennen. ben Der 0err seiesnet bat
nit leiner @naoe. Oarum lcbt unler
9ers on oieiem Sage mieoer auf oa=
rum Ordnst es uns, Cure 6eilisteit
gu bsslidluani9en; barum oanfen mir
@Ott fir oas 8roBe, mas ct an iei=
mem Olensr setban bot. Sn bielen
@efiblen sldubiser @rsebenbeit er=
neuern mir oas 9elobniB unlpanbel.
barer Sreue gu guerer Seilisteit uno
unlerer romii9. tatbolli6en, apoitoli=
i4en &ir4e unO elflsben fur uns unb
bic unlerisen in bieiem Subildums
Sabre ben Sesen unieres seliebten
Oberbirten, inoem mir perbleiben GU
rer 9eilisteit in tiefer uno treuer 8er=
ebruns in gbriito ersebene uno bant=
bare SObne.
Sol. 9uttat, Sbun."
Nolsen bic ibrisen unteri9riften.)
Oieienisen 8reiie, bic iit bieier
Suloisuns ani9liesen mollen, mosen
Nnsabe ibres Namens uno @obnor.
ties on ben bo4u. Ffarrer gutlat in
Sbun. tS9weiO bis gnbe 6ebruar
1900 e%inienoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-04

SoritoB gu mosen. Sbre Gbancen auf
elm @elinsen oieles @asitids bait er
fir UNI 10 sin'tlser, ais bic seiammte
afrifanoerbeut. teruns Ser &aptolsnie
iib sesen bic hritiide &esieruns in
bellem Nufitan>e bsfinoe. yei Der
uorSiisliden Str1tesie Der Suren unb
Der Glelbaftistei; Der gnsldnoer se=
lanst er gu benz ( bluiie. baB gritere
liesen mullen, Nom nidt u%nuorber=
9elebene greisnille cintreten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-04
Ycnioncn BON leBten &riege.

Die Iusii1ten auf cine uelentli6e
Sermiuoeruns Der Yenlionsliite Oes
yanoes, bic naturlcnldB init Der gu.
nebmnoen .3abl Der Sabre. bic lcit
Dem Nebeuionstrieg ueritriden lino,
81 erlparten mar, lino ourt Die Sorbe=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-04
Sternibnuppen.

Oieie 10000 coniiscirten SaB
Mebl biiriten in bic anseliddii9e
SreunOidaft elm sroBes Sod MAIDEN.
Gin junser Wann aus st. Souls
bat bic griinouns sema9t, aus Stei=
men Boue gu fabriciren. Ni9t bibit
pom Dem iunsen Wanne, tem Saafe
bic einSise gnti6ulOisuns fur feline
Grilten5 81 rauben.
Cine firsli9 in Soronto, Canada,
ueritorbene @ittue binterlieb S25 ei=
mem oorti9en Yoeten unter Der SebiR=
sung, baB er ibr einen 9rablpru9
bidten ioute, Der Slim bdtte". OaS
lpri9t Sdnoe!
aln Dem snasn ani4lus 6eaerreias
an Oeutidlanb tann fislid ni9t
mebr sesmsifelt werben. Seit Sur=
gem lit au9 bic 6itereidiide @enbar-
merle nit Pidelbauben ausseriitet-
Gin Yrofeilor in 1em gort erfldrte
in einem Sortrase, gum literariidea
Serufe mare ni6ts weiter erforberli4
als Seber, Sinte uno Yapier. Das
lit elm Srrtbum; weitere &equiIiten
linb S@eere unO sleiitertOpf.
Gin Soloat in New Ierico, Der
li6 brisflid nit eiuem Mdo9en uer=
lobte, bat lid mlnmebr te~legrapbii9
trausn ~laiien. Sas iunse Eaar ioule
bic Slitteruodeu per long distance"
Selepbon uerbrinsen.
Die Suren tonntcn iid fir bas
nele sSabr ni6ts Seileres poruebmeu
uls oas ale Frosram.
Meuiobr. Sa bat asuinalOo
mieoer einmal @elesenebiet einen @ob=
nunsspe9lel uorSunebmen.
aailer @ilbelm i6cnfte ieinem
iinsilen Sebu cine WiniatarhOtte.
Sin @inf nit benz oa%ternenpiabl fur
bic lieben untertbanen.
X
Gin Wann, Ser beriibmt mar, neil
er seldladteten Sdlbern nit unsleub=
lider S9ueuisteit oas Sell iber Die
Obren Sieben t%snnte, lit s%eitorben.
Der Wann aber, Der bas slei9e @r=
pertinent an ben Weni1en 81 pOuSie=
ben ueritebt, wiro ewis leben.
Seet bot wieber Semanb elm iose=
nanntss 9ebenS- Glirir entoedt, wel=
DIES gu lietern bas Mseri9meinden
bic @eposenbeit BADEN lou. User oas
aber slaubt, mub nit Maulelel.S Ser
UNI selmpIt lein.
w Sic falte @itteruns bebinst
warmes S6ubseus. Soldes tauit
man tir Sung uno Gilt, @rob unb
Gleiu. 81 I'm UNI Meih an hpjtpn mn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-04
Tramcn= unb Sinberarbeit.

8ir;lit bi'lt Freoiser g. g.
Smith in ct. Eaul einen intereiiun:
ten %ortras iiber Srauen= uno &n:
,erarbeit in Der ,Sabrlf, Dem mir fol-
noe, pom idarier Seoba9tuns seu=
nSe Steueu entnebmen. gr iagte
a.: Der @esenitanc meiner De.
mag i'm Nnfan9 6elterfeit erregen,
her bel beiiertm SsritdnouiB weroen
Sbr6neu oaS @l9en u~ererdnSen. Sas
Sroblem lit roth pom Dem 9tbensblute
Der 9tation. @ir brauhen ole tSrau-
:narbeit, aber wie Die 8elelll9aft beuz
e organilirt lit, ilberWieSen Die ues
bel, Die Die ~Sruueuarbeit i'm 9efolge
)at, oa5 @ute, oaS III ibr lie9t, bel
8eitem. Su barbaril6en 3eiten mar
Srlu cine Sclauin, bic Die for:
'crli1e Nrbeit fiir iDrsn Serrn unO
N'liter 81 uerrt3tsn bate @ir aber
)efiaoen WnS auf Dem SSeSe 81 ncuer
Sar6arti.
Dl5 Sroblem be9ann nit Der gr.
Inoung Der Wli1ine, ais oaS ga
"flDitem Den WtIm mitieiuem Ssrf=
j. l5e u%erOrdnJ'e. 0l6Jierl9e Inter
1ebnrer geboten Den sarteu ,Singeru
{ ScaHeu unO Oen mn%cnt!uitelten
,Ino1en pom &iuOern, Dem Wuuue
We Arbett abSunsbmen. SD babe Die
--lctaIlclfcn NanSen, Die blei6eu
uidter unierer ,Sabrifmdo9en oa uno
zeora osieben. Soft bate ME Die Abs
Ian, puB Sruuen 10 ansieben %iollten.
stoeIr 6teuomii6e 3uitduoe tennen fti:
IJailaterie, uno Der menltli6en
---Lbin1t feblt Der Siun fir gbre
S1te Waioritdt Der 1, 900, 900 9rbeiz
~ tinEen in oielem SdlOe itebt i'm NJ
hr pom IA bis % Sabren. SIN lss
en- SabrSebnt bat isOo3 Die 3abl Der
peibli9en Irbeiter unter Is Sabren
norm susenommen. Sn Der S4eiOers
Aouitrie ALIEN bat Die d3abl Der iu=
aenoli5en Irbeiterinnen I'm 23S Bro
gent susenommen; in Der @oq= uno
SlumIuoa : Snouitrie um 1873 Bro
:ent. Die &inobeit miro INNER mebr
Orobt. &inoerarbelt lit biQiser als
{ aaoere. unterseiisn persebren
bic mOsli9e Stdrte Der Iation,
EN- mir oas osben tbrer sutinfti=
Witter anSapfen. S%infunouier=
SroSent Der ameritanii9en Snbus
ie:Irbeiter seboren Dem weibliden
'i9le9te ah. @ir iollten uus i1d=
m, bic 9;lfsmiItel unierer 9iuiliias
N ba;u gu miBbrauden, aarten
'auen bas 2ebensblut aus ben Noern
p~rsiien, unler eisenes 9eim gu ser=
rer uno Die itets 10 laut seprieiene
Ride SubtiSteit unleres Bottles
untersraben. Nmerica mar bas
-.raoies Der Srauen. grnieorist
re 6rauen gu eaittbieren, uno Sure
aft miro balo oubin lein. Surd Die
nabme Der inouItriellen Iusbeutuna
Srauen uno Wdo6en lit bas oto=
niide, i~ocidle, mOraliide uno pbp:
)e lebet u"nlerer Nltion beorobt."
Or. Smith. User tam ibm nil
~TdeFl2 User i'm wicerle9en?
Rrof}tuutb Der lluternebmsr, Die
OHcipuAionSiu6t Der Srauen bat
,Srauen\ une Mdoden in Die ia
fen eetrieben, unb DaS gleno Der
-otetarierfdsnilien, bas lnuermo9en
Itannes, \bie Seiuen 81 erndbren,
t lie barinNeit. Ser Staat aber
It baiir, bah bieier iamme,uole
itanO Der Oiftse in feiner @eile
0rt, baB bic @iafiir bes Capitals
d fein wirtuhssuolles albsiier=
,nPiPt hPIhuittpn mprop
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-04

W Sie falte @itteruns bebinst
marines S6ubseus. Soldes tauft
man tar Sung lnO Gilt, @roB unb
4rm uno Nei9 am beiten unb
bialSlten bel S. @. Wolter. Al
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-04

Seet bot wieoer Scenario elm iose=
nanntes 0ebens- glirir entoedt, MEL
DIES gu lietern bas Weeri1weinde,1
bic @~eposenbeit baben lou. User oas
aber slaubt, mub nit Maulelel. Ser
Inn gelmpIt lein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-04

Wolsen bic lbriSen unteridrifteu.
Oieienisen 8reiie, bic ftp bieler
9ulOisuns anidlieben wollen, m0sen
Nnsabe ibres Namens uno @obnor.
ties on ben bodu. Ffarrer gutlat in
Sbun. IS9weiO bis gnbe 6ebruar
1900 einlenoen.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-02
ADULTERATION OF FOOD.
senate Committee Finds That 1t 10 Ez
temsively Prncticed.

Senate Committee rinds That 1t 10 Ex.
tensively Prncticed.
WASHINGTON, March 2.-The senate
committee on manufactures has submit
ted to the senate u report OH the exten-
sive investigation it had conducted into
the report that many articles Of food
aud drink are 50 adulterated as to be
either q serious injury to the public
health or, where the ingredient is not
injurious to health, fraud on the pur.
chaser. Accompanying tho report is a
great mass Of testimony taken in the
leading cities Of the country. The re.
port says the Importance of the investi-
cation made and the legislation pro-
posed cannot be too strongly empha-
sized. Tho committee favors law to
rohibit the sale Of deleterious and un-
healthy food products. and as to those
food products which arc simply cheap
ened by adulterants to compel the mark
ing Of these goods for what they are.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-02
DECLARED FOR BRYAN.
Chicago Platform. Democrats Of Maryland
Hold Their state Convention.

Chicago PLATFORM Democrats Of Maryland
Hold Their state Convention.
BALTIMORE. March 2-The Chicago
Platform Democrats" Of Maryland met
In state convention here for the purpose
Of choosing delegates to the Kansas City
national convention. Nearly every
county in the state was represented. In
case the regular Democratic convention
declares for the gold standard and Sc.
lects delegates on those lines it is the
avowed intention of the silver wing OF
the party to 60 to Kansas City and con
test the seats Of the gold men. The
meeting endorsed the Chicago platform
Of 1896, denounced the Mckinley ad
ministration in unusually strong term:
and declared unqualiiedly for William
J. Bryan for the presidential nomina
ton.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-02

ne. said that on June MS newspape,
plant was mfiscated by two civilian
officials accompanied by detachment
Of soldiers, causing him considerable
loss. The witness said that throughout
his detention he was given no trial, ex.
cept before the kangaroo court"
He said this was the name applied to
an "inquiEtion" carried ON by a local
Official, not a magistrate. He detailed
q conversation with one Of the state Of.
ficials, in which the latter is said to
have asked Stewart to resume publica.
tion Of his paper ION the side Of law
and order" threatening that if the pub.
hcation continued to be as it had been.
Stewart might expect to remain in the
''bull pen.''
The witness testified as to the death
OF one johnson, prisoner in the bull
pen" He said johnson was taken be.
fore the ''inqusition" and al effort
made to learn from him the names Of
those who participated in the riots.
When johnson returned to the "pen'
he expressed fears that he would be
hung. He tried to kill himsef with In.
dian clubs, and later, while fleeing from
an imaginary foe, he was shot through
the head and killed by guard. The
witness said johnson was mentally
sound before being put in the "pen,
and he was pronounced insane after be-
ing placed there. The other prisoners, he
said, were in fear Of being shot, and
many thought the place was to be set on
6re. There were about $50 prisoners
and about 1000 to 1900 soldiers in the
Occur d'Alene district. He expressed
the opinion that there had been no 90
casion for declaring martial law.
Some Of Mr.. Lentz' inquiries brough
into question the accuracy Of the repor
Of the testimony taken by the industria
commission as to the Idaho trouble, bu
this line Of inquiry was ruled out on tn,
ground that the committee had no an
thority to investigate the industria
commission
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-02
LOST NINETEEN OFFICERS.
lpi.killing. suffered Terribly In Recent
Fighting Near Lsdy~mith.

ln,.kill,ngs suffered Terribly In Recent
Fighting Near Lady~m'th.
LONDON. March "A dispatch to The
Daily Mail from Peters Station dated
Sunday, Feb 25. and describing the II
days continuous fighting. OF which the
attack upon Railway hill by the Royal
Innislillinys was one Of the supreme
features. says:
"The Innlskillings joined the attack
with "a officers. They have left.
That tells the tale. No map. no sketch
of.this hill or the ridges which stretch
like waves Of the sea. was at hand. The
military problem changes as tho troops
advance. each kopje refusing to give up
it's secret until the advancing troops
have reached its crest. To add to the
difficulties the tropical rainy season set
In today"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-02
INQUIRY BY CHAMBERLAIN.

Ar. n Austrnlis Could Furnish Add.
,,.r., rroops In Certain Contingencies.
MELBOURNE. Victoria. March ?.-Ihe
secretary Of state for the colonies, Mr..
Joseph Chamberlain, has cabled to .t.l'e' the
Australian governments asking whether
49,, would bc able to send additional
troons 70 South Africa, in the event OF
impcrial troops being required else
where.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-02
Industrial Commission Submits a
Portion Of Its RecOmmen.
d:tiOns.
Others Are Reserved Until a More
Complete Investigation Is
Made.
Publicity in Corporation Affairs
One of the Principal Reforms
Urged.

WASHINGTON, March 2.-The indus.
trial commission submitted to congress
. preliminary report on trusts and in
dustrial combinations, together with
testimony, review Of evidence, charts
showing effects Of prices, etc. The COM
mission makes the following recommen-
dations, based on such information az It
now has:
Promoters and organizers Of corpora
tions or industrial combinations which
look to the public to purchase or deal in
their stocks or securities should be re.
quired to furnish full details in regard
to their business, necessary for safe and
intelligent investment. Any prospectus
which fails to give this information or
which gives false information should be
held legally responsible. The nature Of
the business. together with the powers
Of the various officers should be ex.
pressed in the certificates Of incorpora.
ton which
should He Open to Inspection.
The directors or trustees should be re.
quired 10 report to the members of such
corporations its financial condition in
reasonable detail; to give members &C.
cess to records Of directors meetings or
otherwise and to furnish them before
annual meetings with lists of members,
with their addresses and their severa.
holdings and to provide III whateve,
other ways be named in the certificate
Of Incorporation, means whereby the
members may prevent the misuse OF
their property by directors or trustees
1t is recommended that the larger cor
porations report to the public annually
properly audited report, showing il
reasonable detail their assets and iabii
ties. with profit or loss; such report ant
the audit to be under oath aud to b,
subject to government inspection. Will
mission, it is recommended that i
be given authority not only to prescrib
the methods Of keeping accounts OF rail
roads and to demand reports i'll such dc
tail as it may require, but also to in
spect and audit such accounts; that tn
decisions Of the commission be mad
operative at day fixed in the decision
and 10 remain SO unless reversed by tn
federal courts on appeal; that the com
mission be authorized to prescribe cAssi
fications Of freight articles, and to max
rules and regulations for freight trans
portation throughout the United State
and that penalties for violations Of tn
interstate commerce act should be ar
propriate fines against the carrier an
not imprisonment of officials.
Commissioner Lorrimer states that b
concurs in all the recommendations. bu
withholdS his Judgment on transports
tion corporations until testimony nov
being compiled by the commission
submitted to congress with recommeu
dations.
Commissioner Clarke concurs in a
recommendations, except that he bt
lieyes rates fixed by the interstate CON
merce commission should not go int
effect in case Of appeal until affirmed b
court. and that trial Oh appeal shoul
be expedited.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-02
BRYAN AND CALDWELL.

Massachusetts, Populist Leader Says That
Will Be the Ticket.
Boston. March 2.-George r. Wash.
burn, chairman Of the Populist state
committee. who has just returned from
the Populist national committee meet
ing. says the Populists will nominate
William J. Bryan and Judge Henry {.
Caldwell for president and vice presi.
dent at Sioux Falls. 5. d.. May .. and
that the Democratic national conven
tion will endorse the ticket.
Mr.. Washburn says the anti-imperial
list faction among the Western Repub
licans is protligious.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-02
CONTINUE GUERRILLA WARFARE

Filipino Junta Announces the Struggle
Will He kept Up.
New YORK. March "A dispatch T
The Herald from Madrid says: TIL.
Filipino junta here announces that q
special envoy from Aguinaldo will ar.
rive in Paris in March and will q
thence TO London and Berlin to seek
funds for the continuation of the strug.
gle against American supremacy
1t is declared that guerilla warfare
will be continued and it is limited that
assurances of money to continue RI,
struggle have been received from Eu
rome.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-02
CRONJE'S PROJECT
lSorr Commander Intended to Cut His
Way Out.

lsocr Commander Intended to Cut His
Way Out.
NEW YORK. March "A dispatch to
The World from Kimberley says:
Deserters report that General Cronje
intended to cut his way out through
Lord Roberts forces last Sunday night,
but the failure Of the scouting Beers
outside the British lines to seize n kopje
TO aid him, frustrated the project. Sc
he surrendered.
Several women and children were
among the prisoners.
1t is declared here that the British
have captured four krupp field guns,
two Nickers. Mnxims. several ordinary
Maxims and 5000 small arms.
The Bocr intrcnchments were SIMPLY
deep, narrow bitches. When the Brit.
ish examined them they found all sorts
Of domestic appliances. Trunks ana
boxes in many instances We're sunk to
the level of the ground and beside many
OF them. partially filled with food. were
cooking utensils
The tremendous British shell fire
seems To have produced scarcely al ap-
prcciablc effect.
The list of the Beers wounded during
the week the laager was held was only
about eight. The number OF dead Is
! unknown.
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onntang was lying everywhere IN Tho
bright March morning, aud scsrcelv an
omnibus passed through the hsnnv
streets but had tied to the ariver,s rh;,
= union jack OF red, white and blus
~0
All over the United Kingdom. those
scenes were duplicated. At Gl..0o.r
Liverpool. Birmingham, Edinburgh and
IN fact in all the cities, big and little
sags noat everywhere, whistles footed
oeiis chimed and crowds paraded the
street. singing patriotic songs. Business
was given up for the day, the schools
we're closed, III the harbors all the veS.
sells dressed ship and at the military and
navat depots, scenes Of the widest ON.
thn'iasm prevailed.
II Liverpool. addressing a crowd Of
2C,ooO people assembled around the
town hall. the lord mayor said:
Il thank the Almighty God for the
Rlchons news We have awaited it IA.
tiently. We are satisfied that under the
humane laws and government OF this
country. the Beers. in very short time
Will be loyal citizens of the British EN-.
pire."
Next Move Undetermined.
What the next move will be, remains
as much conundrulA as prior to the re.
celpt OF General Buffers dispatch.
Lord Dundonald is assumed to ha<e
made wide turning movement east
ward. skirting Bulwana hill, and Gen.
eral Butler may reasonably be expected
to be in LAdysmith with the bulk Of his
forces by night. Whether like Roberts,
at Kimberley. he will be able to turn
the tables Oh the retreating Beers, re-
mains to be seen. But. opinion here in.
clines to the belief that no aggressive
movement can be Immediately under
taken by General Buffers and General
Whites forces. hence Lord Roberts is
likely to soon have to face the enemy
strengthened by large reinforcemehts
from all sides
While II ia generally realized that
Lorn Roberts strategy is mainly re.
sponsible for the relief Of Iaiysmith,
there is a feeling Of anxiety lest his
plans suffer from the hordes General
Butler might let slip into the Free State.
Evidently Lord Roberts is awake to the
situation. /, is reported in London. but
the news is not confirmed. that General
French has already reached Bloemfon.
tein. which is not improbable as the
Beers are scarcely expected to make Il
stand there. The significance Of Gen.
eral kitchencr's presence at Arundel is
not yet explained. But wherever hs
goes. something is likely to happen, and
developments may shortly show strate
sic plans as interesting as those which
eliminated in the defeat Of Genera
Cronje.