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Proceedings In Bankruptcy.

D1str1ct OF minnesota, Third d.
vision.sa. see,sa s,ayrs~4
In the Matter of 'A1 .Hssi
Charles L.. Horst, In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt. 80 -
Of the District Court Of the United
States for the District of Minnesota.
Charles l.. Horst. Of st. Paul, In the
County of Ramsey and State Of Min
: resents that on the oath day of Novem-
ber, last past, he was duly adjudged
bankrupt under the acts of Congress re-
lating to bankruptcy; that he has duly
of property, and has fully compiled with
all reQuirements Of said acts and of
the orders Of the court touching his
bankruptcy. .
Wherefore he prays that he may be
deoreed by the court to have full dis
charge from all debts provable against
his estate under said bankrupt acts, ex-
cept such debts as are excepted by law
from such discharge.
Dated this 18th day Of January, A. D.
Bankrupt
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
District Minnesota, Third Division
On this 18th day of January, A. D. 1900,
on reading the. foregoing petition, it is
Ordered by the Court that hear
ing be had upon the same on the 29th
Court, at St. Paul, IN said District. rS SAT- at
ten o'clock iii the forenoon, and that no.
tice thereof be published in the st. Paul
district, and that all known creditors
and other persons in interest may ap-
pear at said time and place and
show cause, If any, they have, why the
prayer Of said petitioner should nor
be granted
And it is further ordered by the Court
that the Clerk shall send by mail to ali
known creditors copies of said petition
and this ORDER addressed to them at
their places of residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable William Loch-
rem, Judge Of said court, and tbe
seal thereof at St Paul, in sad dis
trict, on-this 18th day of January, A. d
1900.
CHARLES L. SPENCER.
(Seal of the Court.) Clerk.
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YOUNG MAN twenty-three years of age
desires position Of any kind; can fur
leaving city. Address Fox, 1221 First
avenue north. Minneapolis MINI.
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WI $40. $40. $50, $40. $50, sloo no LOAN
n on furniture, Z ytahos household
goods, etc, without. removal. Loans
NJ can be paid in instailments, reduc-
n ing cost accordingly Promptness
L privacy and lowest rates. Guar
" anty Loan Company, POI Man.
haitian Building, Robert and Fifth.
MONEY LOANED on life policies; or
bought. L. p Van Norman, Guaranty
Building, Minneapolis. - y = = =
SHORT LOANS on personal q property,
payable in monthly 1nsta1lments; low
est rates; business confidential 730 Globe
Bldg.
~ to PER CENT MONEY, with the
ION or before privilege. to loan on Inn
proved property In st. Paul and Minne-
apolis. r. M. Newport & Son, Pioneer
Press Bldg. St Paul.
s AND PER CENT MONEY to loan on.
improved property In ST. Paul and Min
neapolis. v. c. Gilman. New York Life
Bldg. s1ss
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A GOOD, trusty young man wishes to
get In some kind of steady employment;
good references furnished Address No.
60 West Summit av.
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MOZzARA'S Dancing Academy, 827 Wa
basha St; new class for beginners
Wednesday. evening: social Saturdays;
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DAYTON,s RLUFF.

B; Westby. Druggist. Third and Maria
e. R. Marelius, Druggist, Bedford and
Decatur
John Bodin & Co.. Druggists. S5s Payne
avenue
A. A. johnson. News Dealer. 54S Lafay-
cite. avenue.
"a. & G. Schumacher. Druggists, s54
Payne avenue.
"A. w Dickman. Druggist, Fauquier and
East Seventh.
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j. F. Munns, Druggist and News Dealer
Or leave at your nearest drug store at
the same rates as charged at publication
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

FORTUNES for investors in Century OIL
stock; listed on oil exchange; $1.20 share.
Century, 220 California ST.. San Fran
cisco, Cal
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WANTED -First-class men that make
regular trips to carry a good side line
Staple goods, good commission, small
samples that can easily be carried in
the pocket and exclusive territory given.
State line you now carry and the terri
tory you make. Address Side Line, 1000
Boyce Bldg, Chicago.
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REMER Dancing Academy, 1876 Rondo st.
Beginners class Mondays and Thurs
days $50 p. M; sixteen lessons. gentle
all the popular dances in one term.
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WANTED TO BUY.

~o~.eO~~~~S~~~-~~o~~-~-~ ~~~c~c~~-~~~~o.~S~~~-~-~e
WANTED TO BUY-Six or leight-room
versity av. district preferred B 17S,
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WANTED MANAGERs-To Introduce
our Curocumpino Health Pillow for the
cure of consumption, catarrh, throat
troubles, ETC.; Sc a day. We start you
in business. Every family buys one
We prepay all charges. w. H. Baird
& CO., Department 10, Century Bldg,
st. Louis, Mo.
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WRITE FOR FREE sample outfit and Sc
cure the agency for your territory; we
want general agents in every county;
. also few state agents to sell and ap-
point agents, to sell the best household
epecialties ever offered; retails for ST.
Address the J. f. White Mfg Co.
Tl1oominQtOn Ill
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1880 PER DAY and all expenses selling
our up-to-date Aluminium Cases for
Cards to Merchants, Doctors, Lawyers,
Ladies, beautiful engraved case and 100
cards. For Free sample write K. Mo-
nopole Mills, Cincinnati, o.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-01-15

WANTED AGENTS in every county to
sell family memorials" good profits
and steady work. Address Campbell &
Co., 194 Plum ST., Elgin, Ill.
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WANTED-Agents everywhere for the
life Of Dwight L. Moody send ten two
cent stamps for outfit. Wabash Pub
fishing House. 1924 Dearborn ST., Chicago.
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.ACALEsTER

orge NJ. Ray, Grocer, 1868 Grand av.
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BOLICITORS wanted for the "Memoirs
of Dwight L. Moody written by his
son and assisted by Ira D. Sankey
Published with the authority of Mrs
Moody and family; only book authorizes
or authentic. Demand enormous; har-
vest time for agents. Large profits
Credit given; freight paid. Address The
Dominion Company, Dept. L. Chicago.
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FOR SALE.

A MINK and buffalo overcoat for sale
cheap. 200 Globe Building.
FOR SALE-A large line of pictures and
frames at a very low price. Bowen &
Muncy,s Art Store. BAT Wabasha st.
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WORK FOR BOARD-If in need of
young man 10 do some work for board
and room while attending school, please
4S West Seventh St, city.
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INSTRUCTION.

ATTEND THE Globe Business, Telegraph
and Shorthand School and you will
never regret the time and money spent
there; private night school. Seventh
i and st. Peter SITS.
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JOIN the special class in penmanship at
The Hess Business College; day and
evening classes.
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now attending school would like to get
something to do. Kriegle. 43 West Sew.
enth ST.
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BOARD OFFERED.

BOARD OFFERED.
CENTRAL AV., 80 WEST-For rent, fur
nished room, suitable for two, with
board in private family.
GOOD BOARD and room for So a week at
568 Wabasha st.
ROBERT ST, 463-Nice, warm room, suit
able for two gentlemen; furnace heat
and bath. at $4 per week. Table board,
ST. PETER ST., 626-One large front
room; also side room, suitable for two;
terms reasonable.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-01-15

WANTED-Young man, recently from
the East, wants position; thorough ex-
struction work, and familiar with hand
ling of men on such work; no objection
to leaving city. Address Charles How
ard, 217 East Congress st., st. Paul,
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AGENTS AND AGENCIES.

AGENTS agents for 1.-THE Ii
War" also authorized Life of Dwight
L. Moody They will be the best SELL
Ing books this season. Secure agency
end choice Of territory now. If you
delay you, will be left. Western Book
Agency sos Pioneer Press, ST. Paul.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-01-15

WANTED-By young man, detective work
and night watching; can furnish best
Of references and bonds.if required. An
SWer No 40S Baltimore Bldg.
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FLATS FOR RENT.

FOUR-room brick fiat; modern house;
furnace heat; for couple. at East Tenth
st.
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YOUNG man wants situation of any kind
Where there is living; honest and in
dustrious; good references furnished IL
required. Address r. Lucious, General
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of twenty-six; capable Of handling
horses or taking care of furnace; refer
enees given. 762 Grand block
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YOUNG MAN wants work in office or
learn some good trade; can make him
self general useful. Please call or ad-
dress 663 Arkwright ST.. st. Paul. MINI.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-01-15

YOUNG man attending school wants to
work for his board. Please call or adj
dress 5e5 Baltimore Building, Seventh
and Jackson.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-29
G;nt tbeurs Tods.

Qabp Sarriet G'criep tuar eint ala
gertduierin in elmer Nbtbeilung zines
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Ger gum Sefen
irseno zines Qipls a~bgebalten tuuroe,
oils Der junge 9ersog bon Srleans. Der
GrGn uno grbe SONG 2uOmis Ytilippa
an lie berantrat. Nat tursem B0ili6en
Geplauoer beaann Der 9ersog ibr
i6nnes Saar gu riibmen. uno in Der
Shat idien Die 9enriette ,Maria=Goif'
fire Der Game beut' gl%dnsenoer uno
ieioen meider als ie.
80" REF Der junge Ser5og, .tuenn
i'd zines oieier r~eisenOen Godben mein
iennen biirfte q,
rMie piel riiroe Wonieigneur fir
Elm icldes gebsn?" antwortete 2aOp
S'Sriep ernf-" fiiuItauieno 6rancs?"
.Siinftauieno Srancs!" mieoerbolte
Der Sersos. roie refine Saaatelle!
,GetstauienD Srancs?"
sc, feline Game wiirbe 10 tuenig
perlanaen!"
,Nun, iA mill nidt 81 melt aeben. "
fuBr QaOp S'SrIep fort, riaaen mi,
alio f%iinitauieno YiunO (einbunoert=
fiinfunosuausiataulenO 6rants)."
Gabei ersriff lie idon cine nieoliGs
Gbeere, idnitt iih cine feline Code ab,
mide!te lie in Silberpapier unO iiber,
rsi1te lie Dem 9eraog nit 9raaiOie,
gerbeuauns. Ser junge Mann ma6ts
atpar cine ettuas psrlegene Wiene UNI
9ins etmas betreten fort. elm Priuat.
ietre.dr besablte an ~folaencen Sage
aber Die perlangte Sumnle fur caa
t9eure S0dheu.
Ge6sunbbreiBig a@usldn=
biibe Gmiffe nit einem 8eiammt=
aebalt BON 57.556 Sonnen baben i'll
De.nihenen Sabre in ameritanlihen
8emdIiern unIdlle erlitten.
DettIer peraei6net porto
@ico. ME elm Gin9eborener Der Sniel,
Er. 9enna. tiirslid in Der Yunoes=
bauptlabt e-sdhlte, unter ieinen l.OO0.-
600 ginnolnern our 3eit ni1t tpeniger
als 288. 900.
Ser @ebaIt Der Sdiffe
(Griessidiffe einaerednet), bic i'm Sabre
1899 in ENGLAND 9ebaut pliroen, te.
trug 1854. 900 Sonnen. tudbreno be,
gebalt Der in Der sarssn iibrigen Welt
aebauten Gdiife nur 88l. 600 Sonnen
mar. tpopon auf .Teutidlano 252,OO
9onne, uno auf bic Der. Gtaaten
233. 900 9onnen entfislen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-29
Splitter.

Oas rlngliid mand)er Nisnid;..n belteht Of.
MIR barin. ba6 auOere Slid babsu.
gSie niiplid, ,udre es bod, oft fir Die Dumm'
belt. Wenl iIe ,drpeigen fDnutei
8enu Elm gSeib ans emancipation aue
Giteifeit abgeftreiit bat, baum lit lie chen bar.
aui iuieber eitel.
Iui uihtS biloen fd Die Qeute rrebr Elm, als
wenn man ie iir et,uas bdlt. mas fe nidt
tins.
Sic 9r6Bte 9irnenernte,
,uelhe Die Sarner bes Staates Neu
Seriep feit sebn Sahren 81 peraeidnen
batten, iuar Die bes Sabres 1899.
Mit Gbafifarbe limb Die
pferbe Der Gcots 8raps in Siio-
afrita 9efdrbt moroen, I'M lie fir Den
Geino peniser iidtbar gu MAIDEN.
Ser grobe SdiffstanaL, ben
bic fanaoifde 8eaierllna spiiden benz
grieIee unb Montreal erbauen lieB, 1T
jebt pollenoet. Sic Soften beirugen
$40. 600. OC0.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-29

. pmbaroirt murOen Smni-
buie jiinaii in Berlin. Sine 9roBe
Msnibenmenae, gegen welde ole Poliz
3ei maG,tlos fdien. beiuarf i'll Der Sriso=
ribitraIe uno unter Den 2ilOen Die
CmnibuiIe nit Gtneebdllen, nm Die
6abrgdie gum @erloiien Der Sedpldye
au sninsen. Sic grbitterung Der Menae
gait Der SmnibusaeielliGaft. Die troB
Des furhtbaren Gdlneefalles Den ge=
trieb auIreht erbielt. mas nntilrli6 nur
bel iibermdBiser Mnl!rcneunG Der Tferoc
mDglib mar. Sic Gc5,aa:e luuroen
tbaiiddlih aenothi9t. ch,ulsllca. Sic
Gutider tonnten iiGs nnr mI!hium Negel
bic Wutb Der Mnare;t, itple:u. Meb-
rere Yerionen %srlit;sH W%'rleDunaen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-29
eurenstbtt.

Ueit Soft fir Ereiheit, Gedt uno Uutl
Wir hno nod uidlt perlorell.
llnb fie6t CUR Groe roth oas Slut:
Der Sieg miro brinn aeborenl
gSir rifen'S IN bic Weite @elt:
,gfiht Gbr. NIB IubmeStrahten
Trleb ms biuarS in'S blut'ge Selo,
Su'S morosrilhe S6lahten!
Wir iuolteu feireS Ofeuihen 9ano
llub Niemauo'S Ged,t beriihrsn.
ga, niht ein einsig SOrnlein Sauo
Solt' unirs Salo ehttlhrenl
Serr Soft, Su fiebit III infer Sers,
Eiihr' ms oil Seiuer 9tehteul
Sereit ms nid)t Den b0d)itsu Shmer3
lllo mad ms uidlt 81 SledItenl
Serr, Der Oh Sapio einf gabit Dtuth
Sen @oliatb 81 idlen.
Salt iset and ms in Seiuer Sut,
,SaS mir eS Wohl beitelenl
gSir molleu ihGpisu uulre Strait
guS Seiner Stdrte Sdd)en,
Die ms ben Sieg im Streite ihatft,
Der SeinOe Seth 81 bretlsu.
@ib, baB mir infer Sdter &ei6
Nidt eb'r Dem 6dlber lalIen.
NlS bis, 100 mir %9etdmpfet, bleit,
Die lesteu Tnodlen blalleil.
Serr Soft, Der 9u Der @abrheit @adt,
9o6 unire Sahe g!iiden,
luo lag illS nad) beS Samples 9tadt,
Sen SreibeitSmorgeu bilden!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-29
Gr nabrte bic Mer,te.

Nue 0octoren iasten &enid Samil:
ton BON @eit Seiferion, o., nadoem
er Is Wonate lang on Siiteln selit:
ten bate. er milie iterben ODER iid Ell,
ner tbeuren Operation unterSieben
Gr aber turirte iih ielbit nit finl
Sdahteln Sudlen's Mrnica Salbe,
oas iiderite'6 eilmittel aeaen 9dmor:
rboiben auf grbeu unb bic bette Salbt
in Der Wslt. 25cte cine Sdahtel.
8ertauft in 50. s. 9ubn's Npotbete
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-29
8anfier b.riast einen 9ieb.

s. 81. Carlton, 8ailirer Der ganf
in Sbornuille, Obio, wurbe burd cine
beftise aunsentrantbeit l%einer @eiunb:
belt beraubt, bis er Or. Sings Seem
Discovery sesen Sdwinbiudt sez
braudte. Damn id,ieb er: vGs 1T
bic bette Weoisin, bic i'd je sesen cine
beftise grtdltuns ODER in einem idlim=
men Naqe pon aunsent,anfbeit &C.
braudte." 0eibet nidt an Suiten,
grfdltuns ober irsenb einem SAILS,
gruit. ober 2unsenleiben, menn Sbr
10 lei4t sebeilt ,uerben f0nnt. Nur
Scots unb $1.00. Reconsideration
fret in @. 5. 9ubn's apotbete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-29
r. j. HUBERT.
Seuticber Nr3t.
.9-12 morsenS.
SfHee=s :2-5 nadmittaas
Office iiber Mart. Molitol's gpotAee.
Siai9e Tarmen.

Ser nnterseidnete beiist etrua ftes
ben Weilen pon Sauf Centre perl1ies
bene Sarmen NIT sutem eebmbobes,
melde biuis gu faufen iino. aud Ste
&aufsbebinsunaen iinb liberal. unb
i'd re9ne feds Grosent Sntereiien Of
ne irsenb cine Gommiiiion, ba ID
lelbit gisentbimer Der gum 3aufen ans
seboteuen Sarmen bin. Ndberes u
erfrasen BEL H. Nefep,
Sauf Centre, Minn. 6-3mts.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-29
Gel6 I'll Derleibeu.

Hut cultipirte Narms sesen lei4te
Bebtnsunsen uno gu nieorisen Staten
Belb gu uerleiben. IS wi,o ii9 gu6
iebnen, bel mir uorsuipre9en. menn
Sbr cine anleibe aui Sure Sarm mo.
den poIt.
18 II -. 8. German.
Office iber Griter Vationalbant, st. Gloub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-29
Get1e photographer.
6. Stu, 1855. MUe. q,

SIR fontet eu1 be Nulterarbeit beieben, Be-
Sog itr fenftpo bin8eht. gabtnetbilber DOR
Ditdbpf Nartp un6 &ir4en> un6 S4nlse
t61ben ~ uertaufen. t01
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empire 8rauerei,
VAL. UDERMANN,
RsAtsIssr ssn Dsss> Nssa.
-. Sssss. nt,.-fst.

8urd B~eiorauns BON sutem Nter nno
ard a~upprfpmnnenbe proulpte 8eoteuAng
ia@en mir uns bic CUNT elmer Gee9rteS
4nnbi6aft 81 iihern. Befteuugaeni ar TO-
wiIienaebrouf merbeu prompt bessvdt
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Grand Pacific Hotel

G6e bon 6. M.e n II. StraBe,
At. GIouo. Wsinn.
BUR 9efdIisen Wuhrtbt. oab ih obiges
botel, zines Der dlteitsn uno belt betann'
ten 6olels in Der Staot. alter Shafers
PlaB) ibernommeu habe. nit Dem aud
gut einaeribtete Stallanssn u%erbunoen
finb. @saeu quite uuo prompte Reoie:
nuns uno nit Der 3uThsrun9, ieoem
Runoen msin 6otel in iener 6iniiht 81
einem onaenehmen 6eim III aetalteu, EN-
p6ehlt iih beitens eiuem seebrten Bubli'
tum BON nab uno fern
32=3uts Sobn &aufmann. {
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This paper Is on file with the.
BANNING ADVERTISING CO.,

Endicott Building. st. Paul.. Mimi, where
subscribers, advertisers and Others may
examine 1t and where estimates will be given
upon space for GENERAL ADVERTISING.
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EfeifeusOrgcln!

asst cure yfeifsu. Crssln tn Srsuuns ~srtnstn. 9ttf
Eat ss fNbthe 3tit ea,u. Wartet ntbt 10 lanse, Dts De-
Etauk he tlsiusu atetis ser,sert une eas Bert In turir
Seh rutstrt III. SD made ea6 es arsett 10 cut uni
Staa ME trsent ttns Gsneurrsn,s8 rma. past Rt6tn
Stn ffrtmsen hsrssianfsnsn gtnf&sr. Der TO sls $40,
nanu aus ssst. ans Wsrf. SsriSwfens no rsN '@eA
suf sn,. Npsiis ~ Saaesn ~ssfsamsu. Reun Str ttni
Ftstfsu. Srsei eraa6t Oh tietn cher srss - eanu las
ikSer ess Sch sisr TN Staats etrsuliren uns uattrSis'
fta IN @ela BE- isins Arbettstratte mar KS
tsrtaI s~berfalls ppu eteiem Staate bejiett, ats tn anet.
tn Staateu ,u taufen. 91enseI eu6 an Sstn Neen. q
paul, Mtnu., tr rtrr quo t6sritt cur -3utrtteeumt
Sthtsnes nue "a serne ssrstt. eas @tle iuraf3nerHaften
falIs Ser niat AZ frtsesnssfslt fetn feltet. Gtnt usut
Grsd NIT elf flin senesn Reatfern Ii ,un Sertaat ttrtta
trti nit Nsbtn fprt6snssn aesifsru fab tn bsr @rbtt
ksmmt xus bsittt ~etefslbsn.
Spbn Gpbn,
vtstf.ur.sa.ssbrf. $50 Reaern artnue. Sd, Der Ss'
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SefOrateur


Seforatellr
1t10
Mnitrcider,
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Sumerfort frii9e unb suuerldiiise
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niebrisfteu Nreiien. Steele unb su=
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Ranias ~ GttD - 8eef

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Contractor fir 9nmpf unb SeiSnaHer.
oeisHrasdpparate. Cute uno buperl6Ni9s
Irbeit itets garantirt.
ct. GIotio. Winn.
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-01-06
Cost YCey NcDGanEafag
Jonas Longs Sons

anv rate citizens and men Of action,
with the power to make their protests
heard, even where they cannot make
their resistance successful, much worse
will it be in dealing with colonies and
dependencies. The history Of our In
dian affairs has proved how much real
immortality may characterize the pub
lie dealings Of peaple who in their
private dealings with one another are
characterized by honesty and straight
forWardness. Whenever we govern a
race So inferior that 1t is not, and In
the nature of things cannot be. ade-
ouately represented in our councils, one
of two things must happen-either it
will be left Il victim of the most un-
scrupuOus Oflceholders, as in the case
alluded to. or it will be championed by
disinterested men, not "A means for
their own political success but as 4
duty which they owe to their own
moral natures.
Under an imperialistic policy our
government cannot remain what 1t was.
1t must grow either worse or better 1t
cannot remain game in which the
struggle for success is as far as pos
sble associated from the moral
sense of the participants. 1t will in
volve either direct breach of trust or
a direct acceptance of trust.
sour own experience with problems
other than these, and the experience Of
England with this particular problem.
both warrant us in the belief that we
shall move toward better solution
rather than toward "A worse. Eng
lands first political dealings in India
were characterized by methods totally
indefensible. The career OF Warren
Hastings is an example Of how a really
great man may be infected by a dis
ordered public morality. But the very
poweressness Of England to protest
itself against official abuse brought
home 10 the English mind, as the con-
dltions in England or i'm America had
failed TO 10, the fact that public un-
morality meant public immortality.
Without going so far as to assert that
the reform of the English civil service
and the Durifcation Of English poll
ties were the results of experiences i'm
India and the colonics-fOr this is q
dicputod point-we can at any rate see
that tn, very weakness of Englard's
dependencies has compelled the young
men of England, as they go out into
official duties In these lands. to adopt
the position Of protectors, quickened
by the responsibility which attaches
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1.-THE lost diamonds are in the box
which is hidden in tho wall. saw
them. Get to bed, and we'll see them
in the morning."
And they did see them, and a Won
derful set OF diamonds they We're. A
beautiful, dazzling, shimmering neck
lace, and bracelets. and rings, all as
set forth In the inventory.
ut was really you who found them."
said Mrs. Robinson to Susan, land I'll
have them valued. and you'll get your
legal reward and more III pay your
mothers rent as long as she lives."-
London Weekly Telegram.
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of the several sections. But with the
substitution of the work of actual gov
ernment for that of discussion. the
representative assembly no longer
proves equally well adapted for our
purposes. 1t becomes an arena for
contests between conflicting claims,
rather than for the interchange and
reconciliation of differing views. 1t be-
comes field where party organiza
tion can exercise it's fullest sway, AMI
where the self-interest of the several
parts instead of becoming a means for
the promotion Of the welfare of the
whole becomes too often means tow
ard its spoilatiOn.
with the increasing scale on when
public business is conducted. 1t has un-
derSone a change analogous To that
which we see in private business. 1t
has become a trust in deeper sense
than it was a generation or two ago.
A wider discretionary power for good
or i'll is placed in the hands of those
by whom the public affairs of the city
or state are conducted. These affairs
will not be safe when politics Is re-
garded as a game. Nor can they be
made so by any constitutional machin-
cry.
"A moderate degree of reform Is in
deed possible by fixing the RESPONSE
bility in the hands of a single person
instead of dividing 1t among so many
as to neutralize at once the power for
good and the accountability for evil.
But this change. however salutary and
cipal or state business, is far from
meeting the whole evil Until there
is fundamental reform in the code
of political ethics. which the commu-
nifty imposes upon its members, public
trusts will be no more adequately con-
trolled than private ones. Nay, they
are likely to be even less adequately
controlled. because public official,
holding his power as a tool of ring,
and acknowledging no allegiance tn
standards higher than those which
have made his organization successful,
Is as a rule more firmly entrenched in
authority than the representative of
any private corporation, however ex-
tensive or powerful Until such 4
change Is made the socialistic ideal oc
reforming the abuse of private trust
by the substitution of public trust will
be but the substitution of one set Jf
masters for another.
IF this difficulty is felt in internal
affairs, where those who suffer are at