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IS ovERsTATED.
consai Holloway aakss statsmsni
Hsanraips Wealth of siberian
Gold MIaeH.

Consul General Holloway. at 81. Pc.
tersbnrR. has given the Siberian gold
mines q black eye. In q report 10 the
state department be says: ''fhe value
Of Russian gold mines has been greatly
exaggerated. Several experienced
American mining engineers. who
are admitted 90 be the best In
The world. have visited Siberia In
the interest OF English Is well
an American ca pitaiists during the last
three years and made extensive exam
nations OF the conditions, and 1 have
not heard of single company being
organized as result OF their reports.
The mining In almost sill placer. there
being but two small quartz mines In
the trial mountains, which are owned
by French capitalists, and are said to
be- losing money
The Negro world., 1900-05-12

on MhAt IL AhNuHN
the great city OF Chicago.
They will draw for YOU vivid pic
ture OF the little stream along whose
banks the red man of the forest am
chored his bark canoe; in whose clear
waters they angled for the willy trout:
beside which they cooed the love songs
II au earlier day when the west was
young
1t is pretty picture that they draw
for you, but one that You scarce can he
lieve, but we have it ON the word and
honor of the very oldest settler that
the tale is true. that the Chicago river
was not always the despised, the filthy
stream il is to-day.
Ii is not so long ago that this WAS
true. Less than three-quarters of n
century has past since the red man s
cnnoe gave place first TO the little sail
ing schooner of the early western days,
and that in turn 20 the great steam
freightcr which now travels from the
mouth TO the source of the stream
which NJ one time scarce carried water
enough 10 float the light craft of the
Indians. II Il no uncommon thing 60
meet the oldest settler and hear him
tell of the stream as he knew il when
first he left the known paths Of enst'
unnamed wilds of Cook county, He
praises the stream as he kncw-lt then;
he curses IL as II is to-day.
The Negro world., 1900-05-12

sw ng the long The Chicago River
bridges trodden OF To-Day
by a million feet each day; beside
which rise high unto heaven the tall
buildings of great city, and from the
walls of which there echoes backward
aud forward the shritl scrccch of the
steamers whistle. 1t is hard to believe
that living man had seen the stream 80
different.
Such IL the Chicago river of to-day.
such Is the stream which iS spat upon
and cursed aud despised; such is the
stream which, though but n triiie over
j miles In length, constitutes the most
active aud important nontidai riysf OF
Its length in the world; such is the
stream that affords an anchorage for
greater shipping than that OF New
York or any other American city; sach
Is the stream with which Chicago
knows not how to deal.
The Chicago river Is to-day one OF
the uns0lyed problems with which the
city has 10 deal. What shall bc done
with 1t has been argued pro and con
for score Of years, and to-day the
riddle is no nearer solved than II wat
when first begun. Ia fact. the mystery
but deepenA.
For years IL has been a source Of con.
troversy between the city and the mn.
tional government. Into It's depths the
city has dumped the garbage of great
population. and from II the govern.
ment has removed this filth that the
boats of commerce might not he
stopped. To both parties IL has been
an interesting. unsolvable subject OF
continual contention.
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The CHICAGO RIVER
What 1t Was and What 1t Is

isaa the importance of the Chicago
riser#as shipping point for grain
doubled. the humble. OF bushels so
shipped jumping from q, ~ Isl in isi2
to l. pa ..ian#in=l saa.ZBy 1s63.more
than fonr. times this total of grain
shipments were leaving the Chicago
river for the eastern markets. hat
year the total being ss,7Il.s3a bush.
els
From that da.3 to the present time
the Importance the Chicago river
as shipping point has continued To
grow as the city has grow. Line att
er.Hue of railway has been built to
compete with the river. hui with
them all IL has more than held its
own.
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rrrr t.nrrrnment I.nntla.

There are still thousands OF acres ~ gov
eminent lands In the states Of Washington
and Oregon. also prairie and timher lands
near railroad or water communication that
can he bought for s5uo per acre and mp
wnrds Finest climate In the United States
No failure Of crops. II you wish TO raise
grain or the finest stock on earth, YOU viii
iind locations ia those two states where
You can do this 10 perfection Take your
choice have no lands for sale, but II you
want information where IL is hest TO locate,
call on mo when in 81 ra'-l or write me at
cor Third and tosabel Sta, ~. Paul,
MINI H. D. Workman
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stream reads nj
most like % bit al
Impro b a Bile fe.
ton, but IL is no
more 80 than ID
the history IF Chi.
eaRo itself.
fo. day there IL
shipped from tiie
Chicago river q
greater nu m Der
of bushels of grain
than ia handled d |
any other bnri1or
Ia America. hui.
falo alone except
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IL OLD UNFINISHED CHAMBER

pc =, unfinished ehanber!'--Z
s.1,e massive, srrloke-browned rafters.
Each hewn from some huge tree
81 medieval castle
Fer boasted ribs more stout:
No widest wind OF winter
Could shake them with its routZZ
And yet they condeseended Z
TO yield ungrudged support
20 traces trim of popcorn Z=
For winter evenings sport;
ID festooned wealth of apple.
And wrinkled rings galore
OF pie-prophetic pumpkin. ZZ
And grandma's treasured store
o4 peppermint and spearmint,
Skuil-eap and sage and dill.
ormwood and balm and eatnip--Z
Sure cure for every iIl.@=
mail need had we of doctors!
Al slightest hint of pain -
Fame grandma with her herb-drink,
And we were well again.
see the huge old chimney, =
L p which the wood fires reared.
On every side surrounded Z
BY all our childish hoard
OF hazelnuts and beeehnuts.
Gathered in golden days
ti4te SdAtAS =EfttIIuAFlhS EN1itiEu
And all the woodland ways
Were gay in gold and scarlet.
And all the air was sweet
With breath of glorious autumn.
Whose wealth was at our feet
see the small-paned windows
That. in a winters night.
Would win to wondrous beauty
OF tracery aZure-white.
Scenes OF the sunny south land,
With towering tropie trees.
Pictures Ii polar regions
And icspers-haunted seas.
All that We read and dreamed OF,
That travellers tales rehearse.
We saw in our still corner
OF the great universe.
Then. when the days grew longer
And weak the winters chains.
From some dim. dreaming Granny
Out on the sunny panes
Big. sleepy flies crept staldly.
With dazed, bewildered mien.
As though they scarce remembered
The once familiar scene;
But when, by sunshine Weakened,
They raised their CHEEKY hum,
We knew that they were telling
For true" that spring was come.
-
OF dear, dim rainy days.
We could not go a-fishing,''
And ali our outdoor plays
Were set aside. What cared we7
We knew the latch-string stout
OF the old unfinished chamber
Was always hanging out.
What frolics meath the raftersI
What masquerading fine
ID garments worn and faded,
Fashioned In ''auld lang syne.''
What happy-hearted laughter.
What songs untouched by pain,
Blent with the obligato
Uneeasing of the rain!
Dear old unfinished chamberI
No palace fairer seems
None to my heart Is nearer
In all the land of dreams.
Minnie l.. Upton, in Orange Ju
Farmer.
The Negro world., 1900-05-12
l. Americas Greatest Medicine.

When man becomes suddenly rich Il not
inlrequently follows that he becomes IA aud.
denly ohlivious TO his old friends. Thus, a
Persian having obtained lucrative position
at court, friend Of his came shortly after
ward TO congratulate him thereon. The new
courticr asked him; "Who are you and why
do YOU come hcre" The other coolly re.
piled; DO YOU not know me, them am
your old friend. ard am come 10 eendole
with you, having heard that you had lately
lost your sight san Francisco Wave.
The Negro world., 1900-05-12
Nerr ILL.,.

The elder Dumas knew how 10 say
one thing while seeming 10 say an
other.
Arriving ore hot day az his sons
house. he drc pped into chair In the
tiny garden. In the hope Of catching
a little breeze. But none came.
'.Alexandrt! AlexSndFe.s he called
10 bis son in the house "OpeR tbs
windows, ! heseech yon. ard Iet . lit
tie air into the gardea.9
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OF which h "A v c
been made hy the
hand of man. in
the depths of
which not a sign
of "a fish, not even
OF the slothful
hullhead, is seen;
from the banks of
which every yes-
tage of nature Il
brilliant carpet
ing has long since
disap pea l. 6 d.;
across W h ! c Il
d -. -.
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ARE WED BY WIRE.
The TeIeRFaphte Marriage service IL
Performed by Kansas
Parson.

A marriage service by telegraph,
with the bride and groom 900 miles
apart. was carried out between Kan
sas City. Mo. and Mobile, Okla, at
noon the other day.
The Negro world., 1900-05-12

pie OF St. lsotlts.
to-day tlespisetl by
every bod
What was it2
In hicaeo the
oldest settle
n9me Is ieRio II.
aud every one of
him or her re
counts with pride
the ir# first #inpres-
sion of the softly
.llowi II gZiiule
brock that greet
ed h e IN " h e II
first they set foot
The Negro world., 1900-05-12

the northern for AZ Factor In the
csts the river also Lumber Trade
gets it's share, and that share in the
year 1895 amounted to fSD,076, 600 feet.
Think Of the number Of vessels re-
qurcd TO carry such cargo, aud you
have but eGother incident Ia the inn
portance of the despised Chicago river
of to-day.
And still there Is much more TO tell.
The railroad miieHRc of the city runs
into the many hundreds of miles. the
switch yards of Chicago are connected
by lines of steel with the great coal
fields of the country, hut over the II
miles of nayigahlc river there n Carried
each yrnrnearly l.500,Uol tons of coal TO
he consumed In the furnaces and stoves
Of The city, or shipped out again by way
Of the railroads, Each year the vessels
discharge ut the river wharfs more
than IOAo0O barrels of salt. more than
100000 barrels Of lime and cement, and
more than 3.500,000 packages OF mer-
chandise of other kinds.
And all of this the growth of bat lit
Tie more than half century. Truly. IL
has been wonderful history, truly,
may the newcomer wonder at the tales
the old setter tells of the river ms he
knew IL, of the river MS II WIS In the
days of living men. When we compare
such a growth with either harbora Of
the world. with the harbor of New
York, with It's a00years Of development,
or with the harbor Of London, with It's
many centuries of history, and realize
that neither of them IL greater, IL
makes one asks "Can II ell be true2"
The Negro world., 1900-05-12

Of this tlespisetl
river of 10 miles
Of water.
A few years ago,
before the great
steam fire iRlitefs
were SO common
ms now, when The
commerce Of The
lakes was carried
Ia the schooner
that too X the
place of the red
mans canoe upon
the waters Of this
The Negro world., 1900-05-12

Mix tnrpentine with stove backing
II You with 70 give good polish TO
stove that Las become Fusiy.
The Negro world., 1900-05-12

tAAA AAAf W. - y ~ ~
Vasteonmerce that
comes and goes
through its murky
Matters, through
It's narrow, slug
gish channel.
Chicagois a hum
Der center second
to none In Amer
lea. aud lille the
rail roads carry
hundreds OF mil,
lions of feet of
this product OF
the northern for.
The Negro world., 1900-05-12
CureS'Tak
crea. fame of a Great Medicine
MIN nv Actual MAfIf


The fame OF Hoods Sarsaparilla has been
won by the good 1t has done TO those who
were suffering from disease. Its cures have
excited wonder and admiration. has
caused thousands TO rejoice in the enjoy.
ment of good health. and II viii do You the
same good IL has done others Ii viii expel
from your blood all impurities, viii give you
a good appetite aud make you strong aud
vigorous Ii is Just the medicine 10 help
You nov, when your system Is IN need OF a
tonic and invigorator
indigestion After suffering six
months from Indigestion. headache. per.
vensness and impure blood, ! began taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla. and when | had taken
ak bottles was we'll" Frank Nolen, Oak.
land. Ills.
REMEMBER
HOODS Sas.Sapas.iIEa
l. Americas Greatest Medicine,
The Negro world., 1900-05-12

When one gnzcs on the Chicago
river of to-day, the prrclpitous hunbs
The Negro world., 1900-05-12

The history Of the development Of
the Chicago river az nayigabie
The Negro world., 1900-05-12

The Chicago river; spat upon blythe
people of Chicago. cursed by the peo-
The Negro world., 1900-05-12
rev College s,uarnt. NE.

The death rate In colleges is extremely low.
The strict attention to the physique is gwen
aa the cause. People outside of colleges, 40
well. mRy have health and strength. Hos.
letters stomach Hitters il recommended
most highly for preventing as well as curing
nerves and all stomach disorders. and It's
CURES Of constipation, indigestion, dyspepsia,
sluggish liver or weak kidneys, are most re-
markahle
The Negro world., 1900-05-12

There are yet other figures that ties
tify to the greatness and Importance
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imposing structure over which flies
"old Glory"
The standing of the different nations
at Paris is best shown by the compare
tive statement of exhibits which each
have. The following il from the official
table of exhibitors, and gives the num-
The Negro world., 1900-05-12

Hut the half has not yet been told
for the grain trade OF the'rivcr is but
The Negro world., 1900-05-12

Naturally a man commences to 60 to the
dogs when he begins to growl.@C Chicago
Democrat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-05-25

@ rmut i'm engli h en-
Sreubenbe6er! Den etnItpeilen
nod jnbelnben @n9ldnoern sieBt bas
y@incinnatier 8olfsblatt" bies falte
@aiier auf bic trunfenen &6pfe:
.8enn bic 9oubOner wHBten, mas
ibnen gut 1T, tuiiroen iie, itutt iiber Die
8efreidrs BON 90 afetins gu jnbelu,
iiber bic 8eiesuns oes tOreanil6en 6a.
fenOrtes N 4 aupb 0 bur9 bic &uIs
len trauern.
Die @ahri6t, bnf &uBlanb ben fo.
reaniiden Safen Waiampbo beiest bat,
iit Gin i6merer Shlas fir @uslano uno
aud GROCER Sniult. &uBlanO bat
oamit cine fprneae 3uiage 9ebro6en
uno ben 8eweis selieiert, baB es ii6
weber bur6 @ertrd9e nod bur6 Ser,
pfli9tunsen in ieinen 3ielen bebinoern
l6Bt. Die prattiide 8irfuns Der 8es
iebuns BON Wniampbu 1T, baB bic ruiz
IiI6e Serrifaft in China ii6 bereits
bis an ben gnnstiefians eritredt. 8ur9
bic neue sewaItiume 8eiibergreifuns bes
eennnnten Safens niro aOrea Su elmer
ruiiii9en Hrouin5. uno oumit 1T i'm
gerein nit Bort &rtbur cine ltrnte9ii6e
8Oiition sei6nifen, tuelde &uBlanO gum
Serrn oes nIrbli4eu China ma6t. Die
meitere 5Ol9e 1T natiirlid elm iueiterer
Gusbau Der ruiiii6en 5lOtie, bic i'm
2auie Der Belt Die lleberma6t nui ben
Meeren in 9llien erlangeH luirb. @n9-
lamb luiro oariiber beute Ooer morgen
nod nt6t Su @runoe geben, a6er iein
8erfau bat be9Onnen, @s mar feline
2ebepsauf9nbe, &uBldno bonn Weere
fern 5u balten, uno bns 1T ibm nidt se.
lunsen. @s bate oies 9ei6eben t6u'
men, pdre @n9lauo nift in Sioairifd
ensnsirt. Sin paar Dubeno 9rObe
ariessidiffe wirOen seuiist buben, nm
bic 6uiien aus Maiampbo binausju-
treiben, Sumal Sapan babel hereitwi1isit
mit9ebOlfen bnben luiirbe; aber @n9lnnb
1T our6 ben arie9 nit 6en Buren Ser'
art an Sdnoen uno liBen sebunorn,
Onb feline sefdbrlidIten 5einoe freiss
Spiel haben.
@eun man ben enslii9en grsmier
ouf's @eipiiien iragen t6nnte. Oh er ni9t
Jebnmnl lieber benz Trnnspnnl feline uns
nbbdnsisteit eiussrdumt baben niirbe,
ols oaB sr Wainmpbo BON ben RuIien
senommsu iiebt, 10 iuiirOe feline 9lniluprt
lauten: Die Ginnnbme oes iorennii6en
0aienorts If Elm iAwerer S9ld9 fir
Britdnien's 8eltmndiiteauns." Gs it,
iibsriliiiis, bic 9ades0tter ipesen osr
gergswnltisuns beg 9ransuaal anjuru'
fen. Die 8uren inb gerdht."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-05-25
9as Sduaerieit in Burlington.

Man fam luubl Iasen, ouB ale 8eut'
iben Die Wulif lieben. Sn ben fleinIten
oeutI9en areilen I'M neuen gaterlanbe
wirb Die idDne &unit nit @ifer 9epfle9t.
unb nur mo 9eutide lid III oieiem 2anoe
nieoerselaiien, traten @elansuereine ins
2eben unb iuurben @onSerte segeben.
gtah unb na6 lernte audi Der 9tnglos
Gmerifaner berartise llnterbaltunsen
Doer @euiiiie bo6iddsen. yidt penis
imponiren ibm Die groBen @eiansfeite,
ruie !. .. bic ale Smei Sabre Itattfin.
benben bes Sdn9erbunoes oeS 9iorbwe=
items.
Sn bieIem CONNER luiro ben muIifs
liebenben 8iir9ern iuieOer cine @elesen.
belt sebOten, Elm iol6es 6elt mitSu.
MAIDEN. Gm g., TO-, IL. uno II. glus
suit finoet bas 10. Sdngerieit Oes Sdn-
serbunoes bes gtOrbpeItens in Der biib'
i6en Miiiiiiippi Stobt Burlington,
unten Itatt. @egen 20 gereine NIT
16JO- 2O0O Sdnsern werben mitpirfen.
Der Sdn9erbunb oeS NOrbpeItens lit
aus @einr9uereinen in ben Stnnten
@isconiin, Minneiota, Sainois, Sn.
oiand, Uiifouri unb Soma Suinmmens
seIebt un6 lit ber tiinItlerii6en gOlIfom.
menheit ieiner 8unbesseian9feIte balber
nit Ge6t beriibmt.
Burlington beliBt in ieinem i66n &c.
le9enen @oloIieum cine oem 8lued polls
itdnoig entipre6en6e 5eltbaae, elm 60
Wnnn itarfes Orheiter 1T ensagirt NOR
ben, tiihtige Soliiten iueroen nift feb.
fen unb bic SGn9er iiber bereits felt
WOnnten nit unermioli6em 6leiB. Su
Der 5eitltabt iinO tii9tise gOmites nit
ben 8ornrbeiten betraut uno obmobl nod
tein uolit6noi9es Brugramm betannt &c.
seben uerOen fam, ldbt Iidj bereits nit
Beitimmtheit erfennen, OaB oas Bur
linstOner 5eit feline YOr9dn9er in ben
S6atten itellen tuiro.
Die Sta6t 1T nidt 5u aroB I'm oas
Sntereie Der 5eitbeiu6er ooer Der Ebeils
nebmer bon benz SeIt abjulenfen, uno
bod iuieoer srOB senug I'M Raum fir
aae @aite gu bieten, bic ous 5eit beiuden
perben.
"a minbeitens 5ipei Sabre Uerseben
tuerOen, Biz Elm dbnli9es 5eit bonn SunOe
seseben iuirb, iollten iIniere Muiitlieb'
bnber bieie @elesenbeit ii9 ni6t unbe'
nust entidlhpfen lniieu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-05-25
Mart9main aber @uteu.I

Mart I'm ain iber @uten.
Berg. gu @auiten 6es in Raius su
erridtenoen Gutenberg MuIeums bat
Mart Twnin, Der beriibmte S6riititel.
Ter uno nebeubei auh SumpriIt, Der se.
senudrtie in 2pnbon iueiIt, einen Beis
trag sinseianot. Das nobiplaeabe, an
Serrn @6rss sMains seridtete 56reiben,
beiien oeuti6en @ortlaut Der rMaiu,er
gInSeiser" mittbeilt, besleitete Die
Spenoe:
,9pnbou,7 Z. Npril 1900.
@ertber Serr @brS!
Sbre 8itte, aud meinerieits elm
Sberfein Su @utenbers's @ebddtuiB.
feier beitrasen su molten, eerei6t mir
CUR Sreuoe uno gbre. Die 8elt aiebt
pbne 8ebenfeu, obne @ioerIprnd su,
baB bic @rfiubuns @uteubers's bas
srOBurtisite @reisniB lit. ods Die Bro
fansei6;9te auijupeiien bat. sic er.
i6uf cine neue uno nunberbare @roe,
5uslei9 aber aud cine neue Sole. 8eibe
bat iie wdbreuo fiiuf Sabrbuuberten al.
jdbrlib nit neuen 8esebniiien, neuen
@eItaltuuseu, neuen @unoern aus9eItats
tet. Sic fanb bic gBabrbeit aui Der
@roe tuanoelno uub gab i6r S6minaen:
aber auf bic 9iise f6ritt einber, un6 lie
bat iie nit ooppeltem Sliiselpaar uerles
ben. Sic fanO bic Biiieniduft, tuie iie
ii6 in @iuteln perbars uno uerfpl9t
mar; lie bat ibr bic Sreibeit Su 2ano,
ouf ben Meeren, am 6irmameut seees
ben unb iie sum uillfommenen @esens
Itanb oes meni6lihen Strebeus gemo6t.
sic fanb &iiuIte uno @emerbe in 9erin=
ger 8abl Dor, iie nermebrte iie nit iebem
Sabr. Zen @rfinber, Der gemieoen
uno uera6tet muroe, bat Iie erpB ees
madt uno ben grobaG i6m su ei9en
se9eben. Die 8elisiun, Die iie als
ma6tpolle @ebieteriu uorfanb, lie bat Iie
5ur Sreunbin uno g8ebltbdterin bes
Wenlden semadt. Der &riee mar Der,
bdltniBmdsis biuis, nber pOn beI6rdnf.
ter g8irfuns; burh iie lit er toitIpielie,
aber in erbbbtem MaBe leiitunssfdbis
seipOrben. sic bat S6ltern bic 5reis
belt seseben, anbere gOlfsr bat iie our
Sflaperei erniebrist; lie 1T Die 8eariius
berin uno 8eIbiserin Der menI9li6en
8reibeit, uno bod bat Iie ben 9eipOtis.
mus bu erm0glidt, no er friber I'M.
mDalib mar. gSas INNER Die Welt
beutSutose lit, gut unb i6le6t susleid,
burd @utenbers's @rfiuouns lit iie es
setuOroen: uuf bieie Gue1e 1T SIlles Su.
riid5ufiibren. llub bod brineen mir
ibm uniere SulOisun9 bar; benn mas
er gum 5iirnenben @nsel i'm Gruume
ipra6, bat iib erfiiGt, unb bns 85ie,
bas feline srOBurtise Grfin6uns neri6ul.
bet, 1T tauienbfu6 aussestibeu burd
oas @ute, ipomit iie bas Meni6euse=
i6ledt besliidt bat.
Sbr ersebeniter
Wfarf Suatu."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-05-25
9ampibOOt=G

Die @eiunsuereine r6roblinn" uno
v6ioelia" balten nd6iten Sonntas per
9ampfer Sion" rnb 8arte cine @rs
curiiOn nod 8iupua ab, 81 bet ale Die
Iublifiimer beitens eiu9elaoen iinb. Die
gIbfabrt erfolst um $3.50 Uiprsens bonn
SuB Der Main Str, aus Die &iidfabrt
I'M llbr glbeuos. glu @rfriI6un9en
unb mufifalilden @eniiiien wiro's uuf
Der @rcurliOu nibt Ieblen, uno bel gin.
tiger 8itterun9 itebt eiue lebr Sablreide
Setbeilisuns in Gusfdt. Sn @inuna
miro in Der &bilbnrmonii6en SalIe elm
ih6nes @eiaugs. nno Snitrumental=
&ou5ert abaebalteu lperoen, Su tueldem
ale @rcurii0nler freien 3utritt baben.
Ser 5nbrpreis 1T Elm iebr mdBiser,
SOC a 8eriOn, Die Sdlite fir &inoer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-05-25

9ie 8uren 6 mi dre. Bon
ben brei jest in ben Ser. Staaten be-
fiubliben 8irens Selesaten I6etut Or.
Gbrabam 5ii9er Der bebeuteubite su
iein. Gin seburener Gfritanber. tuuroe
er in @nslanb aussebilbet uuo ituoirte
bort SurisprubenS. eSn Sullanb ieste
er feline juriitii6en Stubien fort unb
praftiSirte ipdter in Der &ap.&Olonie
als Gouutat. @r sos BON ba mad
8lpemfontein uub ipuroe gplfsuertreter
i'm Oranje- 6reiitaut. 9elesat S. s..
8eiiels, ebenfa0s pom Sranieitaat,
Durbe in bem @rapsG Gouese in 8lcems
fontein ausss tibet, bann Witslieb bes
Soltsraob unb iit elmer Der 9ireftoren
Der 9fationalbanf bes Srauieltaates.
q. 8. gS. $50 marans tuuroe i'm
TransUaal eebOren uno bat an ben Stn'
seleeenbeiten bes 9auoes ieit Sabren
lebbaften Gntbeil senommeu; 5ur 3eit
ieiner @rnennune als 5riebenssgoms
miIidr mar er Mitsiieo Der @recat;pe
BON Sransuaal.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-05-25
9swen tein @aubib t.

Ssmep tein ganoib t.
''Mrs. Dewey has decided that the
admiral shall not be candidate for
the presidency. 90 lautet Der Gns
fang elmer 9epeihe. bic aus @aibineton
in Die @elt binaussesansen 1T. Die
@ittme SaSen bei6lieBt, 10 bemertt bic
ySa. StaatsSts." ben seieierten Sieser
pom Maniln su beiratben uno-iie tuirb
5rau 9ewsn; Srau 9etpeg beiblieBt,
oas ih6ne Seim 81 befiben, luelcbes bas
ameritanii6e Solt bem slomiral sum
@ei6ent ssmadt, unb liete ba, 0emep
iiberi9rsibt ibr ben 8eiiBtitel; Srau
Seiuep bei9lieBt, Die fatbolilfe Stride
ou perlaiien, unb iie wiro Gpiscupaliu;
5rau 9ewep bei6lieBt, oaB Der Gomiral
eisentlid eiuen gang reipettablen &rdii.
oenten MADDEN piiroe, uno = 9etuep
uertunbet, bnB ct @anbibat lei; Srau
9ewep bat ii6 nuf Der lesten &unoreiie
iiberSeust, baB man spar ben iiesreiben
Nbmiral ieiert, BON ieiner Ganbioatur
aber nidts ipiHen Mil; beBbulb be-
idlieBt iie jebt, baB er uidt rluufen4
ioll. @s i9eint Der 5rau 9eiuep seluns
gen 5u iein, aus bem Seloen pDn Wta.
nila einen Hatoffelbelben eriter pSiite"
unO iid ielbft sur arrusauteiten unb
ldderliditen Sisur in Der amerifaniI6en
5rauenluelt 81 MAIDEN.