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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-22
CURRENT COMMENT.

The Springfield Republican Qnd. )says
THE Republican conventions of New
York and Vermont treated the Philippine
issue with giugerliness that indicates
an uncertainty among the party leaders
in Washington even now as to the sort
of declaration The Philadelphia convention
should make. That the state of Edmunds
anti-impeTtalist, and Ross, imperalist
should dodge around the four corners of
the issue is not surprising. Whether or
not The constitution follows the flag say
the Nermonters with grand indecision.
we believe. and so on down the purple
paths Of convention rhetoric"
The New York Tribune (Rep) says:
The Cuban elections are set for June 16.
That will be a Saturday, thus denoting a
departure from the former rule of Sun
day elections. The change is in accord
ance with United States ideas, and 1t is
10 be hoped the general conduct of the
elections win similarly be wei up to the
United States standard. II will be the
first opportunity Of the Cuban people TO
show their fitness for some degree of local
solf-government. and every wen wsher Of
the island must hope that il viii be inn
proved"
The Philadelphia Times Qnd) says:
Senator Chandler, who always was an
original statesman. has devised a plan
for dispensing with the slow process OF
the judicial interpre tation Of laws. In
stead of waiting for the Supreme Court
10 pass upon The Louisiana election law,
he proposes 10 declare IT unconstitutional
by act of Congress. 1t Is true that this
action might In Itself be liable 10 the
characterization Of Unconstitutional. null
and Imperative but a littlo thing Ike
tine Constitution does not bother Chan
der"
The Nashville American Dem) says:
why cannot the Sublime Porte. the gov
eminent Of Turkey. increase ifs tariff
rates II BE- desires? The Republicans ~
the United States. when In power, do not
ask the consent Of other nations 30 IN
crease tariff duties. The sultan says be-
needs money and must raise 81 py in-
creased tarn dulles. What right have
Other nations 10 oomplslnT
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-22

The New York journal took a poll Of
Pres byterian ministers Of that city the
others day on the que ton of revision of
the Confession of Faith. 1t found that
over 90 per cent. favored revision while
about Is per cent. were non-commlttal
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-22

"The automobile candidate" Is what
the Pittsburs NeRs calls Admiral Dewey.
because be- has 10 pun ana nobody IL
pushing him.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-22

~ YOU WANT oOOD MATEblA1
ans work. order your nfnogi npheo - -
printed stationery ana blank Do,oks Hv~
Morning News, SAVANNAH. Ca
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-10-05

After two years careful search and
inquiry the general assent Of com.
petent critics decides that the most
artistic house in America is located
in one OF the Middle Atlantic States.
The house is unpretentious extern
ally and is little heard of outside
certain art circles, but it is undis-
putably the supreme triumph in in
terror decorations and furnishings.
Its owner and occupant has gra.
ciously consented to reveal its artistic
beauties to the public through The
ladies' Home Journal, and two
whole pages Of an early issue Of that
magazine will be devoted to pictur-
ing the interior Of this superb home.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-10-05
Free of Charge.

Any adult suffering from cold settled
on the breast, bronchitis, throat or lung
trouble Of any nature, who will call al
Martin Friedman's, will be presented
with a sample bottle Of Boschees German
Syrup, free of charge. Only one bottle
given to one person, and none TO children
without order from parents.
No throat or lung remedy ever had
such sale as Boschee's German Syrup
in oil parts Of the civilized world
Twenty years ago millions Of bottles
were given away, and your druxgists
will tell you its success WAS marvellous.
1t is really the only Throat and Lung
Remedy generally endorsed by physi-
clans. One 75 cent bottle will cure OF
prove its value. Sold by dealers in all
civilized countries.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-10-05

The wise farmer never harrows the
feelings Of his wife.
It will never Be out Of style, prot.
ably, for barrels to wear hoops.
A reasonable woman is one who
isn't unreasonable al the time.
II is essier 70 take things a. they
come than Il is to part with them as
they 60.
The most dressy belt fur fine
gowns is q Sappho Of gray satin,
with overlaid strappings Of soft gray
suede.
Some men are 90 full Of human
nature that they have no room for
principle.
Beer fills many . bottle-and the
bottle fills many bier.
II is funny, but in reading, wo-
men fairly kloat over . heroine who
meets the hero, both fall in love,
without Introduction, and are mar
|ried, while in real life the average
woman will scream IL her daughter
speaks to lnan she has met every
day for ten years, but to whom she
has not been introduced. Chicago
News,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-10-05
manhood forced into idleness by
these illegal combinations?
GoD HELP You'll

these illegal combinations?
GoD HELP YoUl
Are you employed by the Steel
Trust, the Rubber Trust, or the
Zinc Trust? II so, God help you,
for you know, and the whole nation
knows, that you are but cog in a
great, throbbing, merciless machine
that grinds out the life blo' d of the
young men Of our county, so that
few well dressed, over-fed and
overbeari, g individuals may build
yachts and gradually but surely
form an offensive and dyspeptic
aristocracy.
Can you for a moment be unde-
cided as to which OF the parties has
made possible the conception Of the
Trusts, their continuance and grow
ing power?
Those RESPONSIBLE FOR THE EVIL.
Mark Hanra, one OF the shrewd-
est, cleverest and wealthiest meh Of
America, is the embodiment Of the
Trust idea. The Republicans them
selves cannot deny this; aud Mr..
Hanna, ia his indifference and su-
preme contempt for the working
man, will not take the trouble to do
so.
When, therefore, man like
Mark Hanna. shrewd, far-seeing,
calculating and experienced to de-
gree, insists that continuapce OF
the present state OF affairs is pos
sible only by the election OF Mr.. Nc
Kinley, is it not q direct acknowl-
edgmert that Mckinley, standing
as he does for Hanna, stands also
for what his master represents
Trusts and more of them?
THE ISSUE is PLAIN.
Young man, do not let yourself
he fooled by the opponents of Will
liam j. Bryan, who, in their frantic
endeavor t. hide the real danger Of
the Trusts, are trying to raise false
alarms. They will tell you that
Bryanism means a debased money,
anti patriotism and dozen other
things that in themselves become
important only because the shout
ers are red. faced and hysterical in
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-10-05

A Secluded Girls Queer Faacies.

There was no church in our
neighborhood, and it was only at
rare intervals that a preacher came
from some near settlement or from
the village and preached at the
school house," writes "A Secluded
Girl" in The October Ladies' Home
Journal. 1.-The first sermon that
have any distinct remembrance Of
hearing made deep impression on
me. The minister was a man Of
such melancholy cast of counte-
nance, Of such sombre aspect and
gloomy appearance, that | shrank
from. him instinctively, as il an icy
wind had gone out from him and
entered my soul. For months af-
terward | was haunted by his pres
ence, and the terror his words had
inspired; inwardly fearful at the
same time lest God should punish
me for such wicked aversion fol
one of His ministers. l vas par.
|ticularly depressed by the preach.
er's description of the Judgment
Day which, he averred, might come
upon us at any time-early in the
morning perhaps, following some
might on which the stars had fallen
The perpetual dread of this awful
calamity was another source Of men
tai anguish to me that drove sleeI
from my eyes during the silent
hours Of many a night. At such
times often stole from my bed IA
see if the stars were still in the sky
and when l saw them shining in thu
heavens a sense of thankfulness
came over me, and l returned to my
bed and surrendered myself td
slumber. During this period Of feal
of the coming Of the Judgment Day
there was bit one night of the week
in which rested securely, aud this
was Saturday night, for | re tasoned
that as God had rested on the Sab.
bath day He would not choose that
day on which to destroy the world.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-10-05
pN-A score Of writers and artist

YEA score OF writer's and artists
contribute to the October Ladies
Home Journal, and the issue is one
of commanding excellence. The
number opens with 1.-The Story Of q
Young Man," which, portraying
Jesus as a man, and viewing him in
the light Of his humanity, fills a
unique and unoccupied place in cur
rent literature. The first Of "A
Story Of Beautiful Women" tells Of
the romance Of an American gill
who married q Bonaparte, and a
series Of stirring adventures are mar
rated in the first Of the "Blue River
Bear Stories," by the author Of
"When Knighthood was in Flow.
err" Mrs. Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
new novel, "rhe Successorsof Mary
the First" which has to do with do
nestle and suburban life, and is ex-
ceedingly funny, is begun in the Oc-
tober Journal. Edward Box ar
raigns the Pullman Palace Car Co.
for teaching false standards of dec
oralive art. OF the special features
of interest are: 1.-The Longings OF
q Secluded Girl" "A Minister
Among the Cowboys" "Romances
of Some Southern Homes, How
We Can Lead Simple Life," and
"CriticisiDg the Clothes of the Min
ister's Family" "A Successful
Country Home" pictures the exte
|rior and Interior Of a house Of log
construction. BY the Curtis Pub.
Co., Philadelphia. 81 q year; ten
cents q copy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-10-05
their efforts to get away from the
main issue.

their efforts to get away from the
main issue.
Our OBJECT.
This letter to our readers is not
intended for a political argument in
the usual sense of the term. The
intention is not to decry Mr.. Nc.
Kinley, nor to praise Mr.. Bryan.
II is the intention, however, to lei
every young man in America know
what the Trusts have been and are
doing to him, and what they will
continue to do him il he does not
make use of the tremendous power
in his hands and prepare to crush
out a national evil that, If not
ch. cked at once and for all time,
will make us nation Of autocrats
and serfs.
THINK 1T OVER.
Think this over carefully. 1t il
plain matter-of-fact common sense.
1t is true, and you know it. You
cannot do yourself, the cause or the
country a better service than by
handing this letter to friend, be
he Democrat or Republican.
For the Trust is no respector ol
parties. and strikes alike the young
and old Of whatever creed orfaction
Young man, are you convinced?
Then remember, your vote is the
nations remedy.-RoLAND BURKE
HExNEssEy, Editor Broadway IN.
Y.) Magazine.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-10-05

On the day that Lewis Cass Ev-
erton, Of Lima, o., who was for.
merly an enthusiastic follower Of
"Golden Rule" Jones, wrote Presi.
dent Mckinley that he could not
follow Toledo smayor into the ranks
|of anarchy and thus aid in empty
ling his full dinner pail, it is claimed
Everton filed petition in bank
|ruptcy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-10-05
Harbison Trustees Notice,

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed. Trustee Of HARRISON township
Vii att md 10 township business on each
Saturday Of the year, AZ my office, ant
persons having township business u
ltnisact are requirei to present II 10 hin
On Saturdays.
The township library will be kept q
my home in Haysville.
GEORGE Nix,
aug. -3 l897.-~. Trustee
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-10-05
columbia Township Trus.
tees Notice.

The undersigned, Trustse OF Colum-
va Ip.. Dubois county, Ind, will attent
" Iownship business al his residence or
every Saturday, and persons having
-'Snship business to transact are re-
'e-ted 10 present il on that day Of thu
sex.
The Township Library Is kept at thu
otilce Of the Trustee, where those en-.
ntiei ran obtain books.
X. p. SHIru. Trustee.
Aug. lCth, 1897 y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-10-05

You never heard Of anybody be-
ling punished for the canned beef
Outrage. Nor for the transport cat.
tile ships. Nor for the Cuban frauds.
You never will as long a. Mckinley
lis president.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-10-05
cambridge Township Trus-
tees Notice.

The undersigned, Trustee OF Balm
t'idge township, Dubois county, will At
tnd to Township business on Saturday
= every week, at Frank Betz's Office on
SSrth Main street, ketween Eighth and
smith, in Jasper. The Township Ii
orary and Indiana School Books are At
same place. WtLLIAM SHuLER, Tristee.
Alg. l6, l897-y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-10-05

Il costs nearly $l2, 600, 900 Ia
run New York's police department
for Q year.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-07-27
StaOtratbsiiBung.

Der Staoiratb belt am Montas
gbeuo feline uHsetiinOiste Speciuliisuns
nb.
@s banbelte ii6 Dor alien 9inseu I'M
ben @ine Str. S6ulesgnbm. Gin
biesbeSi9li6er 8eri6t Der @pmites fir
6innnSen unb Sbulen empfabl cine Hes
button bon $2,97S am nieorieIteu Slns
9ebot. Cine biesbeSiiglibe &eiolution
selan9te einitimmis sur glnnabme, unb
Gbos. s. gSOo(lep erbjelt ben &ontraft
gum 8etro9e BON $19,446.
Cine ldnsere OiscuIiipn entItano iiber
cine Communication uUn !Srn. Sobn
@unb, IT,, puno6 nm @rlaubuib nahse,
Iudt iuuroe gum umbau Oes alten 9olSs
eebGubes 5I6-51S Moin Str. Ser.
ldiebene Der Stabtrdtbe nannten bas
@ebduoe eine alte 6euerialle unb waren
gu SInfaus seseu @rtbeilen Der @rlaub.
niB. sIl6. @inters bemerfte, lplh' elm
prinlitiues @ebdube seb6re iiberbaupt
nidt in ben Stubttbeil unb an Die
@aiu Str. 9llb Glart IpraG jebO6
Su @uniteu oes @eiu6s, ertldreno, Die
8erbeiierunsen ieien MIR tempOrdr, uno
bic @uno Brauerei merbe lpGter Elm
id6nes mUoerneS @ebGube an Der Steae
errihten. S9lieBlib ipnrb Die @rlaub.
niB ert6eilt, nit Der Seltimmung, bab
9ah uno 8dnbe bes SauIes nit @ilen'
blecb gu betleiben ieien.
Stabti6reiber @psnea cerlas looann
eiue 9Ipplitdtion BON @M. @ranspip fir
eine S6antlicens IL 101 iiibl. Sront
Str, Mite ct. Marp's 9otal, fir bas
man uOrbem bic 2icens oerpeieert bate,
neil Ntite bereits otter pOliseili6 be-
itroft ipOrben lei, unb ni9t imItnnbe bas
9Utal OrouuussmdBis 5u fiibren. sIlo.
Snmes iraste an, Oh man iiher iei, oaB
Mtife ni6t biuter Der 9lpplifatiOu Itede
uuo Die 8irtbid)ait unter @ranSom's
gldmen leiten moGe. Mo1or glnberlpn
bemertte, er babe ausgefunoen, onB Nlite
iber Dem Saloon mpbnen uno fir @rnn,
Suiu arbeiteE mplle. 9a man nihts oe.
gen ben Gpplifanten uorbriueen fonnte.
mu6te man Die 2icens eewdbreu. 1ie
Stubtrdtbe SarriIon uno Sames ltimm
ten oogegen.
8illiarb 2icenien iuurben 9etpdbrt
Sobn Gimp, 21S Iearl Ctr, uno gtic
glelion, 1872 Onalusta &ue.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-07-27

Die freiwilligen unb se.
Snunsenen Qnb Sanger 8rpau's,
10 ihreibt re6t treffenb bic Gan. ST.
IbbpOlt., lino tbatlddlid I'M einen Sc.
senias perlesen, ben iie sur @eltuna
trin9en fOnnen. Ser ySrperialismus"
ben lie betdmpfen, loft ii6 in gtebel
auf, iobalo man bemielben ndber riidt.
@as meiut Der Seeriff S9last Die
@0rterbl6er nah, unb bann seist. tpie
unb mo Die &epublitaner imperialiitilf
iinb pber Iein moGen. Die Gbminiltra.
tipn ipia ben 86ilippinern bieIelben
5reibeiten perI6affen, Die elm 9errituri'
rum uno Staat in oieiem 9anoe genieBt
SIT bas Smperta ltsmus
Sber ipollen bic 8rDanleute jebt Die
amerifaniide Sla9se BON Surto &icr
imb BON ben 8bilippinen berunterbolen
unb 9anb unb Golf ben Nationen iiber.
laiien, bic 9ieris Die Sdnoe barnaf
ausItreden !? llno babel AUDI nod biz
Monroe Spftrin auf jene 2dnber aus
oebnen uno besbalb nit anberen MGb:
ten nnbinoen :? Damn mDgen Tie es
gang beut1i9 iasen, bamit bus @uli
fie er itebel
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-07-27

Gin 8dmpfer in brei purs
berg eesansenen &rie 9 e n, muBte
Sberit gmerion &. 2iscum auf dime
fiiben 8oben Iterben.
Slls junser Mann trat er beim glus'
bru6e bes 8iirsertrieses unter bic Srei'
iuilisen ieines @eburtsitaates 8ermunt
@r nabm beinabe an alien Sdla6ten
Der 8otomac 9lrmee 3beil, ipurbe bel
Gettysburg peripunbet unb bradte es i'm
8irserfries gum Snfanterie Saupts
mann.
Damn in's reselmdBise Seer aufse.
npmmen, madte er Snoianerfelb5ise nit,
ipurbe Sberit unb betbeiliste iid an,
8rieg sesen Spanien auf guba, no er
beim Sturm auf San Suau perluunbei
tuuroe unb ben Stang zines 8risaoese.
nerals erbielt.
@ad ieiner @eneiuu9 auf Die 8bilips
pinen periebt, beiebliste er bort cine Sri.
sabe. SIM 9auIe bes SUM- an Der
Spite bes Neunten Snfnnterie &esi'
luents mad China gei6idt, lit er nun in
Der unsliidli6en S6la6t BON Gientiin,
auf tpelGe a6er ieitbsr elm Sies Der
8erbiinbeten fOlste, on Der Spise ieiner
Soloaten sefaGlcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-07-27

Sn Der beutia ldnbi d ~
8reiie bat iid cine i6arfe GOntro'
perie iiber Die 6ruse entiuidelt, mas ei'
sentlid Die jesise Sage in Gbina berbei'
9efiibrt bat. &ir6lid5 unabbdnsist
8ldtter, tuie ). y. Die nSDlnil6e Bet
tlins", bas o8erliner 3aseblatt", ott
rSambur9er Na6ri6ten" unb aubere
MAIDEN ben taftloIen uebereifer Der Wtii:
fiundre bafiir perautmortli6, tudbrenf
flerifale 3eituusen, wie Die p&Olnii6e
gplfsSeituns", ben @runb in Der @elt'
ma6tspolitif Der eurUpdiI6en Ma6te
unb nameutlidb i'm @orseben 9euti6'
lambs in &iaoti6uu iu6en tuOllen. -.
woraus gum Minoeiten 10 piel beruor'
sebt, baB minbeiteus elm Tbeil Der
Sdu1b fir ben jesisen Stuno Der 9insf
in @bina bel benielben 9euten 81 iu6er
lit, Die jebt barub, als Oh es gang bon
ubnsefdbr 70 sefommen wdre, in beili9er
v@ntrii flung" Die SGnbe iiberm &opI
suiammenidlasen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-07-27
9e Ssollette in Ga Grufe.

Spn. &ubt. Ga 5Ollette, Der republi.
tanii6e @Ouoerneurs 8nnoiont, fam
Dienita9 Mitta9 per gyorthipeItern" BON
Maoiion bier an uno i6lue Iein Quar-.
.ier in 6otel Ga grOiie auf, no ibm
uiele 5reunoe uno YarteieenOfien ibrs
9uiiuartun9 mnhten.
Slu9 uns ipurbe bic @elegenbeit elmer
ilnterreouns nit ibm seseben, unO nil
fnnoen in Srn. Ga 5Ollette einen juuor'
fommenoen Wann pOn nneenebmem Neu.
Beren, Der lih Der pOlitiihen Gage unt
ipeciea ieiner Gusii6ten ppllbeuuBt 1T
Serr Ga 5Oaette duBerte ii6 uns &C.
geniber, es oereihe ibm CUR belonoerer
5reu6e, oab bic 6urmOuie 5pii6en ben
Gltsren une neueren Clement Der repui
blitnnii9en Bdrtei tuieber berseltelIt iei,
uno boB Beios nun semeiniom in 6ei
porlieeenoen @nmpasne, bic obne 8tueir
fel eine beitise iein iuerbe, iuirten tbnni
ten. Or oente, bns ieine SIusii6teu auI
ons @ouuerneursamt nusseSeidnett
ieien.
Serr ga 5oleite rsiits am Mittuod
Utorgen I'M IL lbr nah benz gtorter
iueiisr. 9lm Gienitas Rahmittdg pOr
bis 6 llbr CAB man ihm cine auti6en
inbrt our9 bic Stabt, iupbsi ibn BIZ
Serren @. 6. anepplsr, go. @ing, Z
8. Storep unb u. g. Sleefman beglei
tsien. 9nranf iolste Elm iniOrmsael
SOupsr, an benz gOnsrsBmnnn Gid
@Ounip gOriiber Ban 9Iuteu, Sefr
glwsG, Stnotg gorfssr @ins, Sp. 6
Shulb, @. y. 7ihnrnsr, .. Ole SiOrsi
uno bic aopotdien glsi6 uno Bleefmor
tbeilnabmen. Garaui itelten ii6 nod
5iele 8eiuaer Elm. Il. u. brhdie aud
WapOr Bobri BON 5Ouutain Gitp Srn
ga 5onette bic 6nHb. 6r. ga Solicit
iuar nit benz ibn bier ssb0isnsn Gm
pfans iebr Juirisoen.
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9ie 6roBen uhb bic aleillen

Die srobe Stabt @6icagO bat jebt, 10
i6reibt Der yBeOria 3emofrut" na6
Der Goniolioation 70 pieler 8anten an
3nbl MIR cine einji9e Rntionals uno
Staots Bnri mebr ais rad oem sr0ben
Brano oon 1871. @s il. ROoe 9eluors
ben, bic srOBen @elb SnItitute 81 Uers
i6meljen, nm Rieiens Snitiiute Su i6afs
FEN, luoour6 bic tleinen eroridt meroen
iOaen. @s sebt ben tle.nen Bnnten
ni9t beher als ben tleinen (jeid6ftSleu.
ten, bic bur6 bic Department Storss
ruinirt iueroen. Gin 9ube1b @ei6dIte
iinc pbne 3rueiiel pou msbr 8ortbeil fir
cine Stoot, nls Elm ein3iges groBes @e.
i6dit iein tnnn. Sc III beiier fir Peos
ria, onB mir Jm6lf Bnnfen buben, nls
nur jlUei erobe, bic ons sdu5e @eiddft
contrOliren. Die 5nbli Bonien ibniisn
msbr 2eben uno bnbsn mebr Beoirf.
niiie ale 5iuei Snititute, fuenH lie au6
y d 10 grob mdren. Die neue @Oncens
troiiOn Der @sihGits 1T aud Elm 6uupts
srun6, iussbnlb 10 uiels srObs unb ib0ne
8eidditslofale i'm Nifielpunft Der
Stabt leer lteben, bic ule beiest iein
ioaieH.
glbsr bic RentiiOn fpir6 fommen, nber
Uorber ipiro nod mnn6er feline De.
i6ditsmonn aus benz Gsihdit bsrius.
gsoriidf iDertsn. Der 5ortidritt Der
St1bt berubt nui benz lsbsnbigsn aisins
banbsi, iusl6sr Glles nufre6t bait, uno
bsrislbe ptro aud iuieber in bic 06be
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-07-27

Sas bitOrii6e 9rauers
ipiel Der gIusrottuue bes 9euti6s
tbums in ben ruifi6sn Sitieeprupinsen,
beIien 9lnidnse Bis in bic 3nse Der
Sanin suriidreidsu, unb ;Uel6es dlter 1T
ols bas @Sarsntbum, nintmt unnuibalt.
fam ieiieu Sortsans. Slus Seliineiors
nlro in Der eriten S5dlfte bieies Wonats
beri6iet: Die 8e'serune oes iinl1noi.
ihen Senats, ben tniiersi6en @rlob be.
treffeno Giniiibruus Der ruiiii6en
Spru9e nls OffiSiel in 5,nlaro Su per
bffentli6en, srIolsts noh elmer Oiiisi0s
len &unbsebuns bssbal6, neil Der er.
lnB mad Der Weinuns oss Ssnats Der
gerfnfiuns 6iulnnbs iuibsriprsas. Rodj
9uraiihruns bes Srlnfss piirbe be
b6bers @erpnltuns 5inlnnos in siniesr
Sabren uon ruiiiihsn Ssnmten beieei
iein. gun ben 100000 8enobnerr
Sinlanos iprdber mir 1000 ruiiii6
Die osr,eitiasu 8athseber oss GSorsr
in BsSus nui bic finiifs ROlitit usroer
nber serdos BARN sineu 6runo fur biz
pollitinoiss. unusrdnbsrie Euraiihrune
oes Grldiies srbliden.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-07-27

Bier Tehe an einem 3 age
feicrte Colonel Gjirnro in 9ieuIhntel,
S6mei1, ndmlicb ieinen 80. Gjeburtss
tag, feline golrene 6o6Seit, bic Gil6er.
bohSeit ieiner So6ter uno Die 9o13eit
elmer Gntelin.
Ser 9eri6lofienlte oller
eurDpdii6en Stootsmdnner
III 2orO 8oIeber,p, Oeiieu pirtlife Gins
iidten i'm G'runoe iogar ieinen 6reun.
ben unbetannt iinO. obaleib CT felt 20
Sabrsn i'm oifentli6en Gcben iiebt.
Snbien boton Gala ben 1894
bis 1898 beinabe 5000, 600 Sonnen
proousiri, oos III fat 100000 9On.
nen jdbrlid. 9nislbe miro geuonnen
eurh gerouniiuna5proNiie bes SNl3s
matters Der Seen ioiuie aus SaI3berg'
frerten.
r9oumpilan3un9s- 9 az
tpiro jebt in IA Stoaten Der Union
our6 ireitpilliges gnlc9m oon gdumen
bonn @olte Qeieiert. Sn 2Iri5ona. 6OIo.
rooo, Nuro. Gatota, ggisconiin, Minne.
ictc unO gaDomina III es Elm 9eieBlider
Jeiertog.
@orqonsolos 9die mir6 in
Wailanb, StaIien, gemOdt unO 3iuar
BON 3isGenmild; Is Oouert siuei bis
brsi Sabre, che er inuqli6 III. gin5eIne
9dieiOrien iann mon bisle Sabre oui.
bepobun. Gin Qarmeinnidie puros
$50 Sabre asbaltsn uno mar Oann nod
i6mndbaft.
gonillef6Oten iinO BITE
iOitipieliafen oIl1 gobnen aui
Oer 9rOs. Gle nn6ien wilo unO iuer.
ben BON ben einqeborenm in FopInnia
uno WiioniIa, Merito, einqeiammelt.
@enn bonn gnaioe esbrndt. tusroen bic
Sdcisr nit circa ell per 1000 per'
inuft. penn 9eirodnet nno 9erolist
Ioiisn iis ell Der qiunO.