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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-05

2lusen=, Sbren=, Naie= uuo Salstranibei'
ten, s%ranulirte &usenliber, Staar beieiti9t,
ibeele @u9en ridtts seisst obne Sdmera
ober @efabr; FliUbbeit pprsebeuet; laufen>
be Sbren, Saubbeit, Sbrenflinc en-, aatarrb,
8rpnditis, Iitbma; &ranfbeiten Der 9eber,
beg @lagess uuD Der Gingemeibe, Sart!eibiss
felt, Wfagenfatarrb, 9a1enfranfbeit, @elb=
iudt, Nieren= urb Slajen=Seihueroen, Sarn=
Hub, Hterenfranfbeit, &iidenIfItpade, rrin=
BREMEN, Ill Dfters l~lriniren u. N. Slut=
uab Smttfranfbeiten. Sfrppfeln, Simmer, Sit=
b%lattern, Gcsenna, 9eihpire Il. | m. HerpDie
&ranfbeiteH, @pilepiie Spitorie, Sdla9fuB,
9ebersuberoruB, &benmatismus, Heuralsia,
Ser;franfbeit, lhpa6e Circulation. Seraz
flppfen, Shtpinbel IL. N. SaH;er, @e=
ftmult, seheilt pbne 81 ihueioen, pbne Nuz
tpeneune BON Irstmitteln urb pbne Sdmera
-neue Metbobe. SqnorrboiSeu, Tiitel,
&%eritepfuns, Srauenfraafbeiten, idmerSloie
Weniuration, neroDie S6pd6e, ipeiBer
SIuB, gebeilt mad elmer mpnernen Niethpoe.
Seine unliebIamen l%lnteriudJunsen. llnqe.
geitaltbeiten. SlumpfiEe, Sie9uns BEG Slid
9rabes, lanoiames Nahstbum Der &tnber;
tribe Sbtpinbiuht, &rppt fleine unb i6tpa=
DIE Sbetle pererDBert unb peritarft. @lei6<
piel, tper BEL Der Hebanoluna erfplalps mar.
Seine @eriube nod ELL @iBlinsen. l1nbeil<
bare Saue nidt 9enemn1en. goniultation
perihpieaen unb fret fir folde, bte babel in<
t~ereiiirt iiub. &inneapo.is Office 329, Bor
Sfsn Rlpf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-05
SIrftemGera.

Stutt9art. Dor Sturgeon fano
bier Die Generaloeriammlun9 Des 0er=
banss Observation-Disclosures 8enoiien=
idaften @iirttsmberss liatt. Gem 9er=
banoe aeb0ren S55 &uilenpereine. IS
Moltereien. 4 @einsdrtner9enoiien=
idaiteu, l GampioreidsenOiieni6aft
uno Die MISUNDERSTANDING Genoiien=
fdaitscentraltaiie an. Ser umiaB be-
trus I'M leBten Sabre iiber 80, OO0, 600
Mart. Sic notwithstanding @enoI=
MISUNDERSTANDING bat 7SS Mtitglie=
Der nit 1870 Observation-Disclosures Ser
9erlagsbu6bdnoler Gngelborn bat 3d.
600 Mart 81 elmer 9Olfsbibliotbet 9e=
iiiftet.
9ibera6. Sci eiuem SausbranDe
in GinOenmoos iino smei GinOer oes
2anOtrdmers Sangel um's Seben ae=
tommen ; stuei ansere erlitten tOOtli6e
gerlebungen.
Seilbrpnn. Sie Straffammer
perurtbeilte Den Sirettor bes Npollo=
tbeaters, g. Moreno, iuesen @ediel=
fdliduns gu neun Monaten 8efdnsniB.
Griebri6sbafen. Dim Sooeniet
1T man jeBt emiis nit Der Siilluns bee
9allons bes 8rafen General b. 3eppe=
lin bei6dftist, unO pOllsiebt lid Die
Mrbeit 9enau nod ben Serednunsen.
Sen General tperoen bel Der @uffabri
Der Snsenisur Sibler uno Greiberr b.
8aiius, iOmie swei Mai6inifen be-
s~leiten. Oils 9smeis baiiir, Dab mon
ben Nuiitie9 nidt fir lebensseidbrlid
bdlt, bieue bic Mittbeiluna. Dat
idmmtlide flint Mitiabrenoen ii6 seser
unfall perii6ert baben uno oaB BIZ
8eriideruns angenommen muroe.
2iebensell. Sas S6murgeri9'
fat i'm Observation-Disclosures BIZ
i'm Sabre 1894 bon Der @ntlage De!
8attenmproes freiseiprodene 8ittp'
Saas hes ibr CUR 2alf 9elesten @er'
bredens idulOia beiunoen uno gum
Sooe berurtbeilt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-05
Effae.S

@traBburg. Sci einem &ennen
oes StraBburser 8eiter=@ereins iiirste
lieutenant 3ingler bonn II. ulanen=
Regiment 10 unsliidlid, baB er auf
Dem Sransport in Die Staot berfarb.
9agenau. Sie 2anbesnerpaltung
bat i'm ginper1dnoniB nit Der Staot
9%agenau 8obrunsen auf Sbon i'm
Sagenauer @aloe 9eitattet. Ser etuaige
Pd6ter muB lid Derpfli6ten, Saus=
baltgerdtbe aus Sbon, %iogenannte
Sufilenbeimer @aaren, ni6t b~ersufel=
len. 9ieie 8etimmuna 1T gum Sbub
Der Sufflenbeimer 50pfer aetroffen.
geHerret@.
Wien. Ser Gtaotratb bat ben
Biirsermeiffer Sr. 2ueaer einiimmig
gum Gbrenbiirser bon Wien %ernannt.
Sci ben groausbebunsen our Serfel=
lung zines 8olfsparfes bel Der rSptn=
Merlin am &reus" entoedte man elm
gauges SDItem BON fladen 8rdben, IN
benen lid pieilipiben, teutide Sdmer=
ter, iidelartise Maffen, aansenipiben,
tiirfiI6e 9ufbeidldse uno aablreide
Pferbefnoden b%efanoen. Man per=
mutbet, baB bieie @eseniidnOe BON Der
9irtenbelaseruns i'm Sabre 1929 fam
men.
8psen. gu elmer mabren 2anb=
plaee fino beuer Gle nielen @ifti9lan=
gen in Der llmsebuna bon 9o3en se=
tporben. SIM Maloe bon Sasla6 uno
am Gollererberse tuimmelt es nur bon
8ipern. Ser 2anotas bemilliste nilr
60 Seller als Brdmie fir ben Sept
elmer Gifti9lange unb bot bierfiir i'm
@anaen rlur ben @etrag BON 800 &ro=
men ms Budget a~eliellt.
8ubapet. Sn Der Srtidaft 90.
aos entitano anldbli9 Der 8idteruabl
cine blutige G9ldaerei. Ser @ei6po=
rene 2ensauer iant. pon IA Stiden 9e=
t~roiien, foot suiammen; aubercem er-
bielten 16 perionen meiii i6were @erz
nunoun9en.
Snnsbrud. Sinsiibin III beim
Mbfieg bonn Selsblof Der Graubitt Der
2Oidbrise Spensler Jran3 Ortner BON
Snnsbrud circa $50 Meter abseiiirat.
Gr tuuroe fur9tbar 5eridmettert uno
blieb iofort toot.
2aiba@. Mus 2iebesaram bat lid
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-05
S6wefa.

Bern. 2aut einem 8eri9te bes alt=
tatboliiden giidois Serso9 in gern
tpurben in ben oltfatbOliiden @emein=
ben Der S9meis i'm abselauienen Sabre
1872 Sauien, 583 Segrdbniiie uno 232
S%rauunaen porsenommen; 4463 Sim
Der genoIien &eli9ionsunterri6t. Sit
3abl Der in Der SeeliDrse peruenOeten
Yrielter belduft fi6 auf 56.-Sie 3abl
Der immatritulirten Stuoirenben al Der
9erner Sodi6ule tetrdst i'm l~auienOen
Semelter 962. Saau fpnlmen 80 qlus=
f~ultanten. 9on ben 962 Stubirenoen
fiammen 318 aus Dem Santpn Bern,
2S2 aus anberen GantDnen, 1862 iino
Muslancer. Inter ben 962 Stuoiren=
ben iinO 1876 meibli6e. unter Den 80
@ustultanten q neibli6e.
3uri6. Ser i6ueiseriiden Iniialt
fir Gpileptii6e in 3iri6 1T BON ano=
npmer Settle Elm Sesat bon 10000
Sranes suseitellt uoroen. - Cine
Seuti6e, Srdulein Selma b. Sensefelo,
bat an Der p%biloiopbii6en Safultdt Der
So6i6ule in Grid oas Sottorbiplrm
magma cum laube ertporben. SrGu=
lein b.. 2ensefelo 1T Ger leBte SprOB Oes
@ei6le6ts oerer bon 2ensefelo, Dem
G6illers @attin angebOrte. Sic junge
Sottorin lit Die erHe Game, Die lid
Dem Nrdipia6 s~usepanbt bat uno ibren
ST.. phil. bur6 Elm Gramen in Sc
fdi6ts, Gansfrit uno Siplomatit en-
narb.
GGaffbauIen. Sie g]inwobner=
gemeinoe G9aif6auien bei6loB Die Gin
fii6rung Der S6pemmfanaliIatiOn i'm
GtaOtaebiet unb Die gr9Gnsung Der
@aiieroeriorguna. Sic Geiammttofen
fino auf 1.O0O.0OO Srancs peran=
f6last.
@raubunben. Sic 3iiri9er po=
Iptednifer Satis, elm S6meiser, urb
Goppelbuber, Elm Seferreider, limb am
Miirtidentod bur9 S%auinenfurs per=
uneliidt. 8eibe tpurben get0otet.
Sefiin. Sn Gaibo fiarb i'm Sitter
BON 96 Sabren elmer Der erfien Sdger
bes 9antons, @iacomo 8eltrami, Der
mdbreno feines lansen aebens sesen
1000 @emien erle9te.
WalIis. Sas Sort @pler i'm
20tf9entbal III bOllig nieoersebrannt.
Sas Sort benanb nur aus Solsbdu=
fern.
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Atas nrr Rbeinpfnla.

Spencer. Sm bieiiaen 8abnboie
furate Der Wa9enpdrter Sd6nb0ier
bon einem Waaen auf bas 8eleiie unb
erlitt einen S6doelbrud. oeiien Gclsen
er balo oarauf erlas.
2ubwi9sbafen. Ser Staotratb
beidloB bic grri6tuna elmer idotiiden
elettrii6en Gentrale. Sic Soften bier
fir iino aui 1905 600 Marf Deran=
idlast.
Pirmafens. 9as Sdwur9eridt
perurtbeilte ben 8aubmDroer NitOlaus
Suntler, Der i'm SftDber b. 8. Die
@ittme Suntler in Srulben ermOroete
uno b%eraubte uno gleidseitig Elm anoe=
res Saus an;iinoete, gum SOB uno Is
Sa9ren 3uGtbuus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-05

binsen feierte firsli@ ibr 5~0jdbrises
Stiftunssfeit, gu mel6er iid etma 10
@eielidaften BON @reuenma@er, 8ez
mid unb @eaenitein, einsefunben bats
ten. = Sn WensbOrf lit unter benz
Sorn. unb goritenuieb bic Waul=unb
&lauenleu6s aussebro9en. WaBnab<
men our Ginldrdntuns Der Seu6e,
wurben acknowledgements getrofen. =
Die bieier Gage in Peppinsen absez
baltene @ranbsiter= geriteiseruns lieB
elm wirfli9es Sinfen Der 4derlanb=
Yreile conitatiren. Oas Sire 6elb
gait Our9ldnittli6 25 Sr., mdbrenb
man i'm porisen Sabre nod 35 Bis 40
Sr. pro Ifer sablte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-05
@foen6nrg.

Olbenburg. Nus 3u,i6 tommt
Die Na9ri6t, Der pertorbene Grob=
bersog Yeter lei elmer Der treueften
Mbonnenten oes unter Dem Soaialiien-
aeieb in Seuti6lanb perbotenen So
aialOemofrat" getpeien. gr babe iein
Announcement r~eselmdbis erneuert uno
Die nod Oben abserunoeten Qbonne=
%mentsbstrdse reselmdbis an Die grpe=
bition bes rSosialoemotrat" sei6idt.
9as 8latt lei linn unter SCHUBERT suge=
gangen. neil bic oeutide ppt ionit
6aiielbe ni6t bef0rOert bdtte. Ser
u0ormdrts" fniipft an oieie Mittbei=
lung Die bosbafte Grase, oh piellei6t
aus bieiem @runbe Der ,&ei9san5ei=
ger" pergeiien babe, Dem perforbenen
8unoesfiirien einen Na6ruf gu nib
men.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-05
Me&fen6nra.

Neufrelis. Sem perforbenen
Sbermeoisinalratb 9r. &urolpbi, Der
oas Garolinenitift leitete unb ibm 49,
900 Wart perma6te. ioll Dor Dem
Stiff elm Sbelist nit einem &eliefpor=
trGt oeiekt meroen. tuoall bis por Sur.
gem $500 Marf aufammensebra9t
n1nrpn.
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yaperm.

Min9en. Sic 9ermdblung Der
Seraoein Gabrielle in 8apern nit Dem
Yrinaen &uppredt uno Die Der Ser
soain Gliiabetb in gapern nit Dem
&ronrrinsen bon Selgien finoet benz
nG1a an einem Sage in Minden
fiatt.-Nus. Surdt Dor grblinoung bat
Der i'm "a. 2ebensjabre ftebenoe G6mie=
9eripbn bes tefannten 9rauereibeiibers
pidorr. Nnton 9ensler, SelbFmoro
periibt. Sensler lit idon ieit Sabren
an bo9graOiser Gursiidtisfeit, unb als
linn bic leBten Sage Die Siderbeit
saben, oaB er Der grblinbuns nabe lei,
that er ben perbdnsniBpollen Sdritt.
9ir6enlamig. Sn Solse elmer
sebdHisen 9enunsiation, DAB er 9e=
irauoationen i'm Malsaufidlag setrie=
Cen. uno Der oabur6 peranlaeten
unteriuduns sins Der 9ierbrauerei=
beiiBer 8obert 90bereiner freimillig in
ben SOB. Nadtrdslid itellten Die
8e9er6en bes 9aupt5ollamtes Sof Die
@runbloiiafeit Der 8eidulOigung felt.
! Neuburg. 9as 2anOgeridt per=
urtbeilte bas l3idbrige S%ienimdoden
Gbrifiana G9allenberser, oas i'm Nn=
ueien ibres G%ienfbsrrn stueimal Seuer
selest tatte, gu einem Sabr a9t Sasen
Gefdnsnib.
Nlrnberg. Geitens Der Staot=
aemeinoe miro cine 8eriorsunsstaiie
fir Die fdmmtliden nidt peniionsbe=
redtigten Beeienlteten uno Nrbeiter Der
Staot Niirnbera sei6affen. MuBer in
Stuttgart beliebt in teiner anoeren
Gtabt cine iolde ooer dbnlide Safe.
Oberbad d. Sic Sasopd6ter Sdreiz
ner uno Seller tuaren auf Dem &eb=
an1anb. 9qls S9reiner i'm 8ebii6 iein
Nusenslas perlor uno iid biidte, um es
aufsubeben, bellte i'm Der 9unO ieines
Mitpd9ters an, uno i'm 8lauben, Elm
3eb bor fi6 81 baben, fdoB Seller.
Seine ausel traf Gdreiner in ole
Seite, 10 oaB bieier lebensgefdbrlid
perleyt auiammenbra6.
Yetersbauen. Grau gusenie
&ncrr Fat selegentli6 zines 8aOes in
Der @lonn einen a6tidbrisen Gnabsn
aus Dem reiBenoen MibleniduB Ourd
rai6es, mutbiges ginsreifen bonn Sooe
bes grtrintens serettet.
&ottbalmi ii er. Sic beim
Bauer 9iller in 2eitben beoieniete
18iabrige Sienfma9o Gressens @ieoe=
rer bate ben 9adoien gu beisen. I'm
i9neller Seuer au hetommen. COB lie
aus elmer Ganne Petroleum in ben
Sfen. SIM Nu e%rplooirte Die Same
uno Dos Jeuer ersoB lid iber lire &lei=
Der. 10 baB Tie fiirdterlide 9ranouuns
ben erlitt, oenen lie erlag.
Se9ernee. Ser bur9 feline rel.
senbe Sage befannte pflieselbof, bisber
einem setuiiien gllio sebOris, sina
bur9 3auf in ben 8efiB bes Garb=
tpaarenfabrifanten 8otbenbeim in
Munden iiber. 2ebterer mill bier Elm
9otel unb cine meoisinii9e plantase
erri9ten.
WIrsburg. Ser Srainieraeani
Gufab Sdloiier wuroe pom Militdr.
geridt tuesen Gefertion, @ntmenbunq
militdrii6er @ebeimbiiGer uno Steb=
ffabls BON 142 Marf aus Dem Bureau
Der Mrtilleriebrisaoe gu atpei Sabren
3u9tbaus uno gntfernung aus BEN
6eere perurtheilt. Sic militdriIhen &C.
beimbii9er iollen ben sebeimen Mobil.
madunssplan entbalten baben. beiier
gntpenoung i'm September b. s. be-
tannt tuurbe. @dloiier, elm s%etpanbter,
Der frana0iii9en Spra4e md4tiael
Mann, 9ins alsbalo aber bic Grena'
flihtio.
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2lKetS

Ole srOBte, itdrfite unb bette 2ebensuer=
ii6erun9sseieui6aft in Der @elt.
Sie gfutual 9ife Suiurauee 60. b. gieu gorf.
Sine Don ben wenisen in Seuti6lanb err
lalbten Observation-Disclosures. &eseu
Staten unb @arantien mad ir9enb etnem
Glane lpenbe man lid an
@. %. g M / t +, Q9en1,
O=6 ct. Glouo, Otiun.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-05
Cine srokartiseG rfinouns sesen&rebs

Winblor, Ont, ben "a. San. 1900.
Or. 6. 8. @arner. @ertber
SER! Sd babe ibre 3uiammenitel=
lung Der eben9eilmetboben, bic sroBs
artise Wetbose sesen &rebs unb ben
8lutbeleber, sebraudt, nit ausse,
sei@neten grfolsen. SD ftebe nidt
an, basielbe fur bic 3mede gu empfebs
len, fur bic es sebraudt rpirb. Seine
Dirfunsen finb in furser 3eit 70 Of
fenbar, bab es obne 3meifel bie sr6b=
te 3ufriebenbeit seben muB.
Sas. m n
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-05
Gin srobartiser 8lutbelebsr.

8inbior, Ont. BEN "A. San. 1900.
Or. 6. 8. @arner. @ertber
SER! Oa i@ ibre 3ulammeniebuns
Der fieben 9eilmetboben in meiner sya=
mile sebrau@t babe, muB i9 seiteben,
baB es ieines 9lei@en nt9t bat; ais
8lutbeleber unb fir BEN Nufbau bes
Spitems 1T es unibertrofen. N9=
tunssuou SrauM. Sbort.
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8rannC@meig. Am6aft.

8raun6meis. S9mere @etpit=
ter fu9ten beri9ieoene @esenoen bes
9eraogtbums uno Der umsebuns beim.
Sn 8redtorf tuuroen elm %finfjdbrises
Mdoaen, in 9afielfeloe elm pfero unb
atpet &hbe bonn 8lib eridlasen /; bort
brannten aud elm Mferaeh6ft. in
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-05
MEAT MARKET.

H gerlanst eiH fatbolii@er Sun=
&c, unt bas S9miebebanbwert gu er.
ler1en. S~ofortiser gintrttt erwinl@t.
Ndberes BET Sobn Meins, &odutlle,
Mtnn. 25,ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-05
&nif's.
Nusiliige werben
lei6t serna6t.
&uT'S.
0t0

@enn bas &etter beiBt lit, iebnt lid ie=
Der mad ben i6attiseu llfern zines Safe.
I'm aber bas Ser9nii9en pou 81 MAIDEN,
nimmt es etpas Gutes sur Sefrieoisuns
bes in nerer Meni6en.
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DRESDEN. Ser &atb au Dresden
bat elm preisausidreiben our grlan-
9uns bon gntmiirfen fir bas reue
Ratbbaus erlafien. Sc tuuroen elm
eriier Yreis bon 10000 Mart, atuei
3ueite preiie bon ie 5000 Marf, atuei
brittle preiie bon ie 5000 Marf ausse=
ieBt. ueberbies behielt fi9 Der &atb
suei tueitere gntmiirfe gum pretie bon
te 1000 Mart tduflid au ertuerben.-
9as 8efinben tes an einem 8laien-
lsioen ertranttsn, nunmshr ~. Sabre
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-09-22
A POLITICAL SCENE IN FOUR ACTS

Act 1.-The editor of the Charlotte
Observer went to Washington City,
rode about the city in a carriage with
Senator Pritchard, was taken by Sen
ator Pritchard to see President Nc
Kinley, and had a private converse
ton with the Republican President.
Act 1.-THE Charlotte Observer
bolted the nomination of Bryan and
Stevenson, though in 1896 it had pre-
tended to support Bryan and in 1892
its editor tried to have Stevenson
nominated for President.
Act III.-The chief owner and boss
of the Charlotte Observer was APP
pointed by Mckinley to a fat $4,000
sinecure.
Act IV.-The Charlotte Observer
calls the Democratic paramount is
sue rot derides its demand for
and otherwise does all it
can in a covert way to help elect Nc
Kinley.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-09-22
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS,
ONLY FORTY-EIGHT VOTES

ONLY FORI EIGHT VOTES.
| New York World.
Four years ago Mr.. McKinley's majority
| in the Electoral College was 95. If Mr..
| Bryan can keep the 176 votes cast for
| him then. only 48 more are necessary to
secure his election.
Delaware has g. Maryland s, West Vir-
ginia 6. Kentucky Pa total of 30 votes
from old Democratic States which prior
to 1896 had never in twenty years gone
Republican and which should return to
the Democratic column this year.
This would leave only 10 more votes
necessary.
Indiana. which has Is. was compare
lively close State in 1896. 1t has regu-
larly seesawed from Democratic to Repub-
lican and back for twenty eight years, and
is due to return to the Democratic column
this year. so that the Democrats are
hopeful of carrying it for Mr.. Bryan, as
they did for Tilden and twice for Cleve-
land.
This would leave only four votes nee
eSSarv.
Democratic plurality in any one of
the five Middle States-Ohio, Illinois,
Michigan, Minnesota or Wisconsin-would
more than supply this dehclency. A
change of less than 1000 votes would have
carried Ohio for Tilden in 1876 In 1892
the State was so close that Cleveland
actually received one of its electoral votes
and in that year Wisconsin and Illinois
both went for Cleveland.
In Michigan the Republicans are re-
ported to have special points of weak
ness, notably the detection of Gov. Pin
gree, the presence of 10000 Hollandcrs in
the State and the corruption and offensive
rule of the corporations.
The Fusionists in Minnesota elected
Gov. Lind in 1898 by plurality of 10000
over his Republican opponent.
Any one of these States would supply
not only the four votes necessary on this
basis, but would also give Mr.. Bryan a
surplus varying from five to twenty to
offset any loss he might sustain in the
States he carried in 1896.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-09-22
STOREY is FOR BRYAN.
>NtS
distinguished Lawyer and Author Declares
His Attitude
Especial to the Baltimore Sum-

Especial to the Baltimore Sum-
Boston, September 19.-Moorfield Storey,
lawyer and literarz man, who would not
accept the Presidential nomination at the
Indianapolis convention of independents,
| has come out for Bryan.
He says that Imperialism is the only
issue in the campaign and that if Bryan
is elected the Philippine war will stop.
Mr.. Storey's statement is in part as fol-
| lows
81 am not disturbed by Mr. Bryan s
| course as to the ratification of the treaty
with Spain. His position was explained at
the time and is entirely defensible. The
treaty gave us absolute power over the
Philippines, and the Republican Senator'S
who urged ratification were arguing that
it ended the war without in any way COM
hitting us to any course in the islands.
Mr.. Bryan urged ratification, coupled with
a declaration of our purpose to give the
islands their independence His policy
was that often adopted by the anti-slavery
men. who would buy a slave and then
free him instead of trying to persuade his
master to free him.
Had Mr.. Bryan's advice been taken
there would have been no Philippine war
and the issue which makes his election
possible would not have existed. Hence
there seems no ground for charging him
with acting with interested motives.
1.-THE Republican leaders are trying to
stife the conscience of their followers by
appealing to their fear of pecuniary loss.
We did not abandon the Revolutionary
War because our continental currency be-
came proverbially worthless, nor did the
fear of business reverses prevent our
prosecuting the Civil War. The American
people will be less virtuous than their
fathers if they persevere in a policy of
wrong for fear that they may lose money
by doing right. 1t is a bad sign that
such arguments are weighed against the
claims OF Justice.
1.-THE cry that the only issue is the
full dinner pail is an insult to the Amer
lean intellect and conscience.
Another false argument against Mr.
Bryan is that he will pack the Supreme
Court I yield to no one in Jealous So
licitude for that great tribunal, but the
President alone cannot iniure it. He can
at most nominate judges when vacancies
occur; but no man can take seat on the
bench until the Senate has confirmed his
nomination. A Republican Senate which
rejected such excellent nominees as Mr.
Hornblower and Mr.. Peckham when made
by Mr.. Cleveland is not likely to confirm
unfit men nominated by Mr.. Bryan.
There is far more danger that Presi-
dent Mckinley, with a Senate of his own
party, will pack the Supreme Court with
men who will sustain the novel view of
constitutional law upon which his imperial
policy is defended than that Mr.. Bryan
will iniure the court Certainly such an
appointment as Mr.. Mckinley has made to
the Federal bench IN New York against
the protest of the bar, to say nothing of
other appointments, does not encourage
us to expect any Improvement of the
bench ct his hands,"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-09-22
A NEW SAFETY MATCH.

A match has at last been discovered
which can be manufactured absolutely
without the aid of phosphorus This safe
ty match contains neither red nor yellow
phosphorus nor a compound of phosphorus,
but possesses the great advantage of be-
ing able to be manufactured with the
plant and machinery hitherto in use. In
vention still strides onward through
every line, and yet there are some things
which seem imperious to improvement.
For instance, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
that famous medicine, has stood I'M
equalled for fifty years as corrective of
stomach disorders. limitations have
sprung up about it, but like beacon light,
it has stood immovable, pointing the way
to health from all such ailments as con-
stipation, Indigestion, dyspepsia, bilious
ness, sluggish liver or weak kidneys.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-09-22
DEMOCRATS CLAIM KANSAS.
A Poll Shows Many Additions to Mr.. Bryan
Strength.
Especial to the Baltimore Sum-

Especial to the Baltimore Sum-
Fort Scott, Kan, September 19.-Stirred
by Republican activity in Kansas, the
Democratic State Committee has conduct
ed a canvass of the State.
Each of the 1900 township committee
men was asked to obtain the names of al
persons who had changed their political
faith in four years. OF the result Chair
man j. MacLove said today:
1--we found fewer changes of either kind
than we had been led to expect from the
talk Of Republicans and Democrats alike
OF the total number of changes we FIND
three from Mckinley to Bryan to one
from Bryan to Mckinley.
kansas is not doubtful State. Neither
Roosevelt's coming next week nor any
other means to which the Republicans
may resort will take it away from Mr.
Bryan"