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preaching wspsner from two dirscsions-
ore uncer 9snsrai Rundls. via Rsddsrs-
burg and another under General Hrab mt,
with General Hart's brigade in support,
via Rcuxville
i'On tho re- occupstion OF Rockville,
April IS the fsT Beers there retired and
General BrabaHt mede some important
arrests.
Violent storms Of rsin have somewhat
jrterfe-rd with the march tf these COL
n ns but y ia p pc thu viii seou ba
able TO make their pr senee rore derided'
~ fell.
"5eneral Settle reports from Ken .ardt,
Apr IA, ttst two hundred ,Tra1syAslegs
m d . determined attack tue p.a'soua
day on Dopaspoort held By . pavtY Of
"Opens HORSE. Our losses were two Killed
and enc wounded. : The snemy's iosss,
must have been heavy thsy app led 10
us tor doctors and an ambulance"
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His Impression.

"And so you have just been to WASH
ington for the first time? What was
your impression when you looked down
from the gallery at our lawmakers"
MY impression was that if our law
makers had been working for themselves
more of them would have been in their
seats at the time, and those that were
there would have been doing something
besides picking their teeth and trimming
their Chicago Tjmes-Herald.
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STATE OF MAINE.
Supreme Judicial Court.
CUMBERLAND, IS.

L
April 9, 1900.
ORDERED. That subpoena be issued to The
Norton Door Check aud spring Company. cor
pordtiOn organized under the laws OF the State
OF Maine and located in Portland. m the County
Of Cumberland and State OF Maine, TO appear
before a Justice of the supreme judicial Court.
IN chambers at Portland. within and for the
County of Cumberland. on the first Tuesday of
June, A. ID. 1900, al ten O'Clock in the forenoon.
by serving SAID respondent with said Subpoena,
an attested copy OF the within bill and this order
thereon, thirty daNs at least prior 10 the said
first Tuesday of June. thai said respondent may
then and there appear and show cause, 1t any 1t
has. why decree should not issue rs prayed
for.
ORDERED, That notice of the tendency of
said bill be also given by publishing an atte9ted
cepy OF said bill. aud OF this order one week in
the Portland Daily Press, newspaper pub
lshed in said Portland being the same county
where the suit is pending, lhe first publication
to be at least thirty days before The return day.
S. c. STROUT.
Justice Supreme judicial Court.
A true copy OF Bill a2d Order of Court thereon.
Attest: Il. {. STONE, Clerk.
apri2-lw
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DisaEreenbIe.

81 thought you said that man was one
of the most disagreeable people in the
neighborhood."
~ said So"
'But he got up and shoveled all the
snow off his sidewalk"
Il know it. But he didn't limit him,
self to merely making path. He piled
all the snow he could find in the street
and then had fun seeing the horses get
stalled and listening TO the people howl
because the government wouldn't come
and remove it.n-Washington Star.
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Mhere Rnd hoy. Co.

"You bad boy" cried the clergyman,
whose silk hat and dignity had been in
jured simultaneously. "You must not
throw snowballs. Some day you'll know
how it feels to be snowballed yourself"
mot IL | keep on bein bad" replied
the incorrigible youngster, "'cause I'll
go to a place where they amt no snow
balls. "-Philadelphia Press.
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Trne hal Hin WORD.

1.-THE prices on these SUITS" announced
the plaeard In the window, Twill be cut
In half"
dealer, as You probably conjecture, sub
sequentiy cut the Is horizontally in two
in the middle. added the upper and lower
halves together and sold the suits for
$40 eaeh.-Chicago Tribune.
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sew ADvEarfsEmEsrs.
Aldermen Of the civ OF PorfIandt

The Portland Electric Light Company re-
specially petitions for he permission 10 erect
poles and run lines for the trantmission Of
electricity through the following named streets
pole y. side OF High street between Pleas
ant and Spring streets. Location OF said poles
To be as ind Gated on map accompanying ttig
petition. making such specific changes In ~ a
ton named as may be required by the Comm / .
Zee on Poles and The city Electrician. Poles 70
be Of chestnut or cedar. reasonably s'rai' 1T
aud OF height ranging rom thirty 800 tO sixty
co. feet as the committee on Poles ant tho
City Electrician may direct.
PORTLAND ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY.
by Geo. w Brown, President. d.
Portland. Mains. April IG 1909.
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n~.trainea By Consistency.

'You are enough to drive a man to sui
cider exclaimed the husband.
.Then why don't you go and hang
yourself?" tauntingly asked Mrs. Wick
Sem.
Because" be howled. 81 have been all
my life opposed TO capital punishment"
--Chicago Tribune.
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Natural.

''Mr. Shrickeno says he is always
nervous when he gets up to sing"
81 don't blame him." answered Miss
Cayenne. 'He has heard himself be.
fore. Washington Star.
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His Preference.

mamma sent me to get hairbrush."
What sort of a hairbrush do you
want?"
Il want one with soft back."-Col.
lier's Weekly.
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Some Mem Are Born L.ucl.y.

Clarence caught cold nearly a year
ago that he hasn't got rid of yet"
'1ou don't say!"
"Yes. He married a Boston girl."-
Philadelphia Bulletin.
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Control Of the situation.

'Exorbitant prices never scare me-"
"Why not?"
'When prices get too high, quit need
ing things. Record.
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Eew. lsossTts 1872 Congress street.
\; 2; Fesssnden. s2e
sprseuea McKifn. zo5 Congress street
Y. A. Jeilison, 835 Congress street
Chas Ashtsh, 0sfA Congress street
H. /. Donnell 1856 Congress street.
y. T.. Haich, 2 Exc1auge stresE
w. >. Dennis, 4le Commercial street.
4. g. Cole. Cur. Boyd and Oxford street
j. W. Peterson, III Middle street.
X. T..Barward, rs Exchange street
!. W Westnlan p5 Conn.efri~i street.
Join II: Allen. SSH Ueasrsssstrset-
Y. L. Brackets. Peaks Island.
+ A. w. ii.ii, 40 Gangress II.
H. NJ Butler, GS Pine street.
J. u. Viekery. 81 Spring street.
II. ID. Mckenzie, cor. Spring and ClarI
A. J. Barter. So Portland Pier.
, G.. A. Eastman. 5 Custom House Wharf.
John Cox. 20 Monument square
J. Y. hutchinson. ~ Elm street
j. J. Thuss. 81 India street.
q. II. Stoweil, 80 Preble street.
q. +. Simonds. 81 india street.
A. Gfiffn, 1871 Brackeft street..
Also at the news stands In the Falmouth
fIeble. Congress Square, United States anC
Depots. II can also be obtained OF Chisholm
Bros, Agents on all trains OF the Name Cen
tral. Grand Trunk and Portland & Rochester
railroads and Of agents on any OF the Boston
The PRESS can also be found at the following
places:
Auourn--s: a; Pelllstsr.
Augusta Y. Pierce.
AIfr-d-J. AZ. Akers.
Bailey's Island-D. r. Sennett
Bath--John.O. shaw.
Berlin Falls, N. H.-C 5. Oiark
Biddeford-A. NJ. Burnnam.
Bridgton-A w. Ingalls,.
Brunswick-F. r. SHAW.
Boot6bay aarborSc. 4. Remission
Brownneld-Jay L. Frlnk.
Cape Eiizabeth-Dyer & jose.
. r. Mariner
CUMBERLAND MiI!s-H. O. star.
Camden-Fred Lewis.
Cornish-L. i. Knight.
Deering-k. j. Scanion.
Deeriing Center-A. A. McconA
! Damarlscot.a-M. II. Carnage.
Hast Deenng--W. A. Golden.
Fairneld--E. ii. Evans.
FasePoft~A. W. MitcheL
Fryepurg--A. e Irys.
GardinsI-B Russell BROS.
Gre ms LANDINGS. W. flholc.
Gofham- l. de 4. lsrE X. Ieavl.sa SON
hnis htviiie--I. B. Bradford.
knIghtyily---ii. Z. Bush.
Kennebunk-J. IL, Gus.
Kenne bunkport-C. L. Miller.
LiveImore False. Newman.
Observation-Disclosures & MmShip.
Long Islands. II. Marston-
Limerlck--S. A. G. Grant
Llsbon--C. ii. Foster.
IIpson Falls-A. NJ. Gerry.
MECHANIC falls--Merrin 4 DennlnG
Nj Deerng-Noyes & Luryey.
NolWate. boro-J. III. Chase.
20 .Hayen--C. S STAPLES.
NoIth StraLford Nil. Hutchtu.
NorWay-R.t Stone.
Williams g kmoan.
A. q. Moves
n COnwaV-C u. Whitaker.
Old OfrnArd--Jonn L. Scamm0n.
Oxford-C. +. siarDird-
Phihpps-W. A., ID Cragin.
Ricnmond-A. a.. Preoie.
Rumford Falls. j. Rolie.
RocklaEd-Dunn Carr.
Art 4 Nall Paper Co
A. j. Huston
Sanford-Trafton Bros.
bkowhegan-H. 4. Graves.
South fortiand-Ji r i, derri 9 an,
.outh Windham-J. ". liead-
south Parls-A. ID. Sturteyant.
South Paris-F. A. Shurtlei & Co.
South WATERFORD -G. G. Downs.
saeo-Ws l.. otreeter.
Saco- h. y. Hendricks s. co.
Il. l.. Preble.
South Bristol-N. w. Gamaga
Thomastnn-R. w. Walsh.
ViDal Hayen-A. X. Ninal.
Naldoboro-Geo. Bliss.
WestiParis--S. 4. White.
r " iseassett-Gibbs & Rundlet.
Watsrviile-W. ID. Spaldtng-
Wcstbrook--W. b. Boothby.
acknowledgements 8 Wyman
Yarmou.hville-A. ID. Mitchell
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liz BOARD or MAYOR AND AfDERMES,
Anil "a fUOo

~ E'FlFItI7 Ut NM VIt q " y
AUril 20. 1900
Ordered. That upon the foregoing petition
hearing " I'll be given at the Alcermea's room.
City Iul ding. on Monday the 7ih day OF May.
1890, at 7.a0 o'clock y. m. Noiiee thereof to be
gwen to all partieI interested by publishing
this notice IN the Portland Daily Press fourteen
DAYS before said hearing. The pub ic notlce
given as Aforesaid shall be taken AS sufficient
to satisfy the requirements of the statutes re-
iaiing to personal notice.
Read aud passed.
Attest. r. L. DYER City Clerk
true copy OF petition aud notice OF hearing
thereon.
Attest: l.. DYER City Clerk.
IL
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Compares Him to Kos
suth and Dom Paul.
A Dramatic and Eloquent Pero.
ration.
ration.

Washington, April i7.-For more than
three hours todaS, mir. Hoar, the senior
senator frem Massachusetts,. occupied
the attention OF the Senate with speech
in opposition to the policy OF "Impsri-
alism," ON which he maintained this
government has embarked. As prepared,
the address vas 100 words in Isnet',
but Mr.. Hoar emitted much Of IL owing
to an incipient attack Of the grip from
which he was suffering. He spoke for
three hours and while it was q treinen-
dous strain en- him, the more important
passages of the argument were delivered
with force and vigor.
The speech was brilliantly written. was
Illuminated with splendid rhstprical
figures and was rfoh with citations from
history.
One Of the notable parts OF the address
was the euloRy OF Aguinsldc. Mr.. Hosr
did not liken the ipsurgent leader to
Wsst inRton as has been done heretofore.
but to koseuth, Dom Paul, Joubert.
Nathan Hale and other builders OF the
church OF nierty. In state-craft, he Xix
ened Aguiualdo and his associates In the
leadership of the Filipinos to ths best
minds ever produced In the Asiatio race
"a race which handed down to rs the
Scriptures Of the Old and New Tesla
ment the poetry Of David, the eio-
quence Of Ifaiah. the wisdom Of Sol,-
mon. and the profound philosophy Of
Paul. One Of the most effective parts Of
the address Was bis fancisd roll-osll of
some Of the distinguished statesmen Of
the United States on the question of the
retention Of the Philippines. he began
with George Washington and closed with
President Mckinley, each in a sentences
giving the reason for his vote. Every
Burr, who voted "yss." and explsined:
"You are repeating my buccanneering
expedition down the Mississippi. am
to he vipdicated at last
When the lame Of William Mckinley
was called, he replied: "There has been
cloud before my vision for a moment,
tut see clearly now. l go back to what
l said two years ago, 'ForoibIe annexa-
ton Is criminal aggression; governments
derive their just powers from the con-
sent OF the governed; not Of some Of
hem, but of all Of them. / will stand
= ith the fathers OF tine republic. / will
stand with the founders of the Repubii.
can party. No.
The effect was dramatic. As Mr.. Hoar
pronounced lis peroration the stiffness In
tie cham Ter was intense. Applause
swept oyer the galleries, but 10 was
hushed quickly by the President pro
tempore.
IN TIE HOUSE.
Washington, April 1.-THE second
Gays debate upon the naval appropriA-
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He wanted a cocoa DeaI

GeraId-Your father has forbidden me
the house.
Geraldne-Well. what do you want
the house for?-Types.
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Getting married on love and faith Is
all right. but the husbands of faith, like
faith itself. should be known by their
<orkR-SaIurday Evening Post.
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That the utmost reliance
can be placed upon This
great sssodzcisse Is fesfi-
fled 10 by an army Of
grateful women who have
been helped by II.
Mf.c. Pinslisassl, who has
tho greatest AND most
sHooessfiyi experience In
the w0rid 10 qualify hes,
will advise you FREQ of
Charge Her address IL
Lynn, Mass Write to her.
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IN THE HOUSE

Washington, April 1.-THE second
days debate upon the naval appropria-
ton bill In the House todsy was con
fined closely to the subject matter OF the
bill and was. as ruls, devoid of inter.
esting features. The question CT armor
late and the bu'liirg Of warships In
government yards, as on yesterday, at
trscted most attention. The speakers
today were Messrs. Day ton, of West Vir-
ginis, Loundeslager OF New Jersey,
Adams Of Pennsylvania, Van Diver OF
Missouri. Eliot Of Soath Carolina, Rixey
Of Virginia. Fitzgerald OF New York
and Wheeler OF Kentucky. General de-
rate WAS closed today and tomorrow the
bill WI be read for amendment under
the five-minute rule.
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Granhic.

Tic seems harmless"
'fie's as harmless as a painted dragon
on Chinese aag."- Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
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The
y lzsezp
Of Life

Thfs Is . critical period
In ff'e life Of every woman
and no mistakes sis0Gsd
be made.
TIE one recognized and
reliable hoip for women
who are approaching and
passing through fhis
wonderful change 10
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Sunday Disturbance.

Every one was sorry for those peoplein
church last Sunday who wire suffering
with distressing cough. A full dose of
Downs Elixir on going to bed at night
and small doses during the day will cure
the most severe cough. Whenever there
is tickling sensation in the throat take
few drops of the Elixir on the tongue
and let il run slowly down the throat
and Immediate relief will follow. We.
TIE undersigned, druggists. agree to re-
fund the money if it does not cure any
cough, cold, whooping cough or throat
trouble.
c. n. cUPPY & CO.,
Monument square.
ME-
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To the Honorable Mayor aud Board of
Aldermen of the CITY Of Portlandi

To the Honorable Mayor aud Board OF
Aldermen OF the CITY of Portiandi
The Deering Electric Light Company re-
pee fully po'iiious for permission 10 ere
electricity through the following named streets:
poles T.. side Waldo street.
3pOles Il. side Brewer street.
80 poles =. side Congress street from Waldo
street to stevens avenue.
10 poles 5. side Frost street.
2poles 4. side Stevens avenue near Frost
street
Is poles T. side Stevens avenue from Pleas
ant avenue to New street.
poles side New street
poles w. side Leland street from New street
to Rlchar son street.
IL po,es N. side Walton street from Stevens
avenue o Forest avenue.
5p les w. side Neyens street from Wood
ford street 10 Concord street.
poles T.. side Norwood street from Wood
ford street to Conc 1rd street.
poles s. side. poles \. side WoOdfOrds ave-
nue. fro u Glenwooi avenue to NORWOOD street,
. poles Z. side Beacon street from Lincoln
| street TO Revere street.
Tp1es W. side Highland street from Pros
peet 10 Racklen street.
| poles Il. side Racklef street from Stevens
avenue 10 Highland street
| poles N. side Coye street west from Deer
| ing avenue.
| pole n. side Williams street near Forest
avenue
| Location of said poles to be as indicated on
map accompanying this petition, making such
REQUIRED by the Committee on Poles and the
| City Electrician. Poles to be OF chestnut or
cedar. reasonably straight and OF a height
ranging from thirty (3Ol to sixty lGOl lest as
DERRfNG ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY,
BY Geo. W Brown, Treasurer.
Portland. Maine, April 10, 1900.
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THE DAILY PRESS

Can Away. bA tonnd at th. periodic
stores of:
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n BOARD OF MAYOR MD ALDENAIEN, 7
Ami is. 1900.
ordered, That upon the foregoing petition
hearing win be given ut the Aliermsns Room.
City Building. on Monday the 7th of May. 1900,
al 80 o'clock p. IN. Not &c thereo: to be given
10 all parties Interested by publishing this no
tiee In the Portland Daily Press fourteen days
before said hearing. The public notice given
as aforesaid shat be taken as sufficient to sat-
isfy lhs requirements OF the statutes relating
to personal notice.
Read ana passed.
Attest; +. l.. DYER. CITY Clerk.
A true copy Of petition and notice OF hearing
thereon.
Attest; L. /. DYER, City Clerk.
n
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Report at Pretoria that Ffaucs and
Russia Have Declared War Against
England
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-10-05

@inIt unb lest! @on benz lnl=
i6punse, Der iid ieit Der lebten Sleues
lamb 9lominiltratiOu, tpdbreno pel9er
betanntli6 in alen @roBitdoten 8 up.
penf ii den eingeri6tet tpuroen I'M
Die arbeitss unb iubliitenSloien 9lrbeiters
i6aaren Su ipeiien, einseitellt, bat fein
@erin9erer als y@enerul" @Orep jebt
praftiI6e @rfabruugen 9emadt. Gorep,
Der befanntlib Dor 8 SabreH an Der
Spite elmer 2lrmee BON arbeitsloien Qeu.
ten na6 8aibin9ton mari9irte uno iie
auf bem GaIenplab in Der 9tdbe bes
@eiBen Sauies lagern lieB, iuiinl6t jebt
burh Die 3eitungen 9lrbeiter, Die in iet=
ner @ieBerei arbeiten iollen, Die er in Der
N1be opn Mpunt 8ernon, o., erri6ten
l1Bt. Gurep nil ae9en $250,00O fir
Die 1sabrif pernus9aben, fam aber oafiir
ni6t 8enus 9lrbeiter befommen. @r
ia9t, oie 4ente bGtten jett in Ieiner
@egenb eeun9 in ben 5abrifen uno aui
ben 5armen gu tbun uno in 5olge oeiien
lei er ge5lpungen, ii9 nit Der 6dlite Der
2eute 10 gut es 9ebe gu bebelfen. Benn
Der quite Gorep toirtli4 Elm 9lrbeiter.
freunb lit, 10 irsut er iih troBoem iiber
bieien llmi6mun9 uno bilft bu5u bel.
oenlelben 81 erbalten, Itatt fiir 8rDan
uno Oeiien SauiiOnen gu itimmen,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-10-05
oeS Srie9es in Siibafrita unb Der ieBi,
oeu Wirrpn in ghinn IN

oes Srie9es III Siibairita unb Der iesi.
gen @irren in China 1T.
Die oeutiden 3eitunseu lpreben in
beunrubi9enoem Tpu BON Der traurieen
Gage Der 2ertil' Snbuitrie, in melder
GuBerbetriebiesuneeu BON 5nbriten al
Der So9esorbnuns iino, Statiitiide
gIugaben aus benz 9iitritt @era er9eten,
oaB BON 1929 @ebitiiblen 6,O22 It'll
iteben. Die @eber, pelde nod 8e,
idditieuns baben, peroieneu nur bis
10 Mart pro @o6e. 9abei lino Die
Greiie Der 9ebensmittel tart 9eitiesen
uno miiiien Die 9lrmen nod Steueru
Sablen.
Die gIttien pUu SnouItrie. @eieQidaf.
ten bnben bereitS au9eiaueen, III ialIeu,
menn Die 8erihte iiber ibre TbGti9tett
aud fir bieieS Sabr 9roBe 3ipioenoen
oeripreden. Die bObe 3insrate luel6e
in oielem Sobr geberrld)t bat uno Die
bpben Steuern, pelte 9npitaliIten uno
8eifGftsintereiien in 0eutihlano sab.
len, baben e6enfulIs oaju geOietn, ben
SpUm 5u beidrGnfen."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-10-05
$rDan TT "a Grojlt,
Der grnRe SamerreSner FAINT uuroe geeben ,no rebete
bis or nidt mebr reoen fpnnte. Gin bemtpz
fratid)es Neoetpmrnier, oas Die aan,e
Stant muo lImgebung amf
Die Seine brad)te.

iibrigens Der o9lmerican Cotton 1ruIt",
oon wel6em leiu 6elosugSleiter Sunes
lelber oas Sberbaupt lit, aud niht, tros.
Dem er fibu bebauptete, MIR Die oempfrds
tildbe Gartei uno er an oereu Spite t0une
uno weroe bieIe Slutiuu9er unI6dolid
MAIDEN.
Damn iprad 6r. Srpan iiber .Sm.
pertalismuS" uno Die 8bilippinen in
nlI9emeinen Gbrnieu, bon oenen fein
praftiifer Menif tliieer weroen t6nnte.
@r i6loB nit einiseu empieblenben Be.
mertnn9en fir 9rn. 8Obmri6.
Sn Der 8ermanid Salle iprah Der
bemotratiIde @ouuerneurs. ganoibot
SObmrid bel iehr ielten seipenoetem unb
mGBisen 8eifall iiber Die Gagesfraaen.
@or ibm iprad Mapor &oie uon Weil.
pdutee, elm iebr eewan6ter 8ebner. 9lls
Su ipater Stunoe Or. 9rpan eintraf,
fiibrte i'm Stabtantunlt BolI in iibers
ihpdnslidlen @Orten uno i'm nit Sad.
ion uno Sefieripn pereleihenb, ein. 6r.
Srpan lpraf nut furS iber 3ru1ts
mo Smperiulismus. gr bebnntte Iid
filr ben Jablrei6en 8eiu6 unb
metnte, ous Sult lei INNER be9ieri9 Ell.
nen wirtliden, lebenbisen &rGIioenten
81 Ieben, mas er 5luar nt6t lei, ipobl
nber babe er uOr Sabren 2Iipirationen
oanad sebabt, uno Jest wieoer bieielben
Symphonic.
Sm 9beater, mo- por ibm 9fihter
8ailen BON @au Claire uno Sr.
6. &nan BON @auteiba bic &eoner
uuren, iprah 6r. 8rpan mod tiirSer,
oem er mar Der @ri60pfung nnbe. 9luf
oas Star Spnr9leo 8anner", pom
OrdeIter seipielt, 8eSu9 nebmeno,
metnte er iartaitiid, lpeun mir uniern
leei9en imperialiitiiden &urs ni6t
Gnoerten, miiBte in abiebbarer 3eit aud
uniere NatiOual'Spmne eine 9Ienberun9
eriabren.
Gs iunren bon duspGrts iebr uiele
8eiuder nniueleno, beionoers pom
Sparta, Reit Salem, Bangor, @aless
bile, BON Orten Der @reeu6np gnbn
lomte bon Wtinneiota. 9In 2Grm feblte
es nirsenbs, aber gGes liei, ipie seinat,
III better Oronuu9 ub, wie eS iid in Ga
@rUIie 9ebiibrt. Sollte aber uuier
Staotratb uuf neue 2Orbeeren iinnen 10
f0nnte er fir dbnli6e Sutiinftise
8eleseubeiten cine OrbinanS erlalien,
ponah bas 9uten BON Sle6b0rnern
nur Der M Gnnli6eu Sugeno er.
laubt lit, benn geiittete jun9e M do.
ben uno 6rouen iulten enti6ieoen
iolbe Stanoalmuiit weit inter ibrer
gSiiroe balten
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-10-05

Die oemptratii den Or
a ane Iaeen, bic Setter Der republitant'
Ihen 8artei bdtteu ni6ts peniser als
8prliebe fir Die Sremosebpreneu 9em
oeaeuiiber mDdten mir entsesenbalten,
mas 8rpan bqlo na6 ieiner geieoerlnse
i'm Sabre 1896 in 9es Moines, Soma,
seiust bat: r9as leste @ei puroen
mir our6 Die Stimmen Der Iusldn.
Der sei6lasen. g8ir batten cine Sra.
ioritdt Der ein9 9eboreneu Silrser.
Die NuslGnoer fonnten bic 5ragen ni6t
uerite6en unb es mar uns ni6t mD9lt6,
linen Die nDtbige 2iteratur 81 ltefern. d"
DAB er nit ben y9lusldnoern" Die
9euti den semeint bat, lte9t tlar aui
Der Sano, benn Die 9eutiden luaren es
beruorraeeuo, ,pelhe ben 9emptraten I'M
Sabre 1896 cine 9tieberlnse bereiteten,
aber ni6t, neil lie Die @dbrun9sira9e
nj d. t, iOnbern neil lie lie iebr gut
perItanoen.