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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-12-05

4 A revise of the registered votes
cast at the recent election, just
made by Supt. Race, gives the first
premium Of $50 offered for the larg-
est vote cast according to the regis
tration at the,last election, to North
Hero township. This town had 119
votes registered before the voting
commenced. Six more voters reg
istered and voted during the day.
making q total Of 125 registered.
Every vote registered was cast,
giving that town q per centage OF
100. In Homer one vote registered,
which had no right on the poll list,
was not cast, but Homer is I'M
fortunate il having registered the
vote. BY the decision North Hero
township gets the first prize Of $50,
which is to be equally divided
among the four school districts d
that township, giving them $12. 50
each. Homer gets the second prize
Of $2b. and having only one school
district, the amount goes that dis.
trict.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-12-05
A DRY CROWD.

On December 18th, the Prohibit
tionists of the State will indulge in
New England dinner, at which
they will facilitate themselves on
the increase in their vote and open
the campaign fund for the campaign
of 1901 and 1902. In 1896, the Pro
hibition vote for President in this
State, was 4, 348, while in 1900 the
vote for Woolley will exceed 5000,
which will more than double the
vote of four years ago. The party
leaders claim that this increase is
especially gratifying when it is
taken into account that the total
vote of the State this year, for all
parties, was considerably less than
that of four years ago. The vote for
B. B. Haugan, the Prohibition nom
inee for Governor, will be about
5, $50, the light vote being caused
by the spirited contest between the
old parties for this Office. Until
this election the Prohibitionists have
never been able to boast of carrying
a single precinct for President
Halstad, in Norman county, gave
the Wooley electors 80, the Bryan
electors 36, and the Mckinley elect
ors 81 votes.
The officers of the State committee
have already outlined more or less
complete plans for the campaign OF
1892, which was begun before the
1900 ballots we're counted, and have
several speakers and musical or
carnations touring the State at the
present time. They insist that the
morale Of the party was never SO
firm or aggressive as at present
and that they will follow up spirit
eddy the gains made in the last cleo
ton.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-12-05

she Heard tie Sur 1nons u Get RsaAx
g ~ - ANGEL ana HAD l1ittle
i Talk with MI. Gallup About uvAom
He should select For His secsond
wife. .. Y. 81 '9'a
lCopyright. 1900. ~ G. B,1Lewtal
After supper Mr.. Gallup had gone
over to the store Tor a milestone and a
paper Of carpet tacks, and as he went
Mrs. Gallup was washing up the dishes
and singing THE Home Over There
with great feeling. He returned in
half an hour, and as he reached the
kitchen door the sound Of sobbing met
his ears. He looked IN to find Mrs.
Gallup weaving back and forth on a
chair with her check apron at her eyes.
Something had happened. He didn't
inquire what it was, but turned about
and sat on the doorstep and in an Az.
sent way began. sharpening a sickle
with the stone he had bought. It was
five minutes before Mrs. Gallup volun-
teered an explanation. When she saw
that he had neither anxiety nor. sym
pathy, she hitched her chair into the
doorway, used fresh spot on the
apron to wipe her eyes and finally said:
Samuel, when you've got that sickle
sharpened you might go over to Mrs.
Bebee's and tell her that shall be
dead woman before tomorrer You
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-12-05

~ s5ge
1fnle 1ill6 y ~ 1IaiIi1 yoiifI
Ehsy a ~ = o samuel xos arle
old mum y ~ The father IS any al
around here, but / don nee 10 other
way. Hev you got any pert1ckler gal
Ii mind ! was thinkin Of Sue Sabins
the other day. She's 20 years old and
= great hand t. work. and mebbe you'd
be happy with her. Her mother says
Sue likes to be petted. You've never
petted me, but mebbe you'll change
when am gone. No. Samuel, cant
remember time IN q years when
you've pulled my ear or patted me on
the shoulder or poked me Ii the ribs.
II
The remembrance that there had
been no shoulder patting or ear pulling
during all those long years brought a
fresh outburst Of emotion. and for two
minutes Mrs. Gallup sobbed bitterly.
Mr.. Gallup laid down the milestone
and the sickle and picked up. the paper
OF tacks and balanced it on the point
Of his finger. but he was ObliSious of
his surroundings.
I'll don't complain. Samuel" said
Mrs. Gallup when she could control her
voice again. when | saw that you
was no hand to pet, let it go. I'm old
and wrinkled and scrawny. and can't
look fur pettin. It will be different
with gal, however. II you don't pull
her ear at, least once a week and call
her angel. she'll git sulky and finally
run away with a tin peddler. Mrs.
Bebee was sayin that Bertha Williams
would make good gal wife fur you,
and Mrs. Williams says that you could
not do better than to marry Mary
Hawkins, but | amt goin to pick out
nobody fur you nor find fault with
your choice. All I'm goin to do is to
die and become an angel and let you
do jest as you want to. I've got jest
one leetle favor to ask"
The lump in her throat and the tears
In her eyes checked her speech for
half a minute, and during that time
Mr.. Gallup put the tacks down and
lifted up the sickle again.
ITS only this. Samuel. You needn't
do no weepin fur me when I'm gone.
and you needn't hang over the gate
and try to look all broke up over my
loss. You kin go right to playin check
ers as soon as the funeral is over. but
some night. later on. when you are all
alone In the house and the crickets
are singin. want you to remember
that l had my good p'ints as well as
my bad. ! want you to remember that
! used a clothes biler with seven holes
in the bottom fur nine years without
mendin and that hain't had a new
corset fur 'leven years. Our teakettle
is over years old. and I've made one
set Of cups and sassers last us since
we was married. That's ALL Samuel
and now I'll go in and die. and you kin
be lookin around fur your second
wifer'
She rose uD with sob and retreated
into the house. but Mr.. Gallup knew
nothing OF it. He hung the sickle on
a nail near the door, put the milestone
and tacks on shelf in the wood shed,
and then walked down the path and
closed the henhouse door and cast
look into the pig pen. When he re-
turned to the house. Mrs. Gallup was
looking at her bowl of emptyings under
the stove and humming the air Of 81
Want to Be an Angel" She had had
her lamentation and got over it. and it
would be three or four days before she
would break out again. NJ. QUAD.
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For Sale.

Large residence and tract consisting
Of thirteen acres, known as the Madi-
gan place, in Watson 8 addition. Very
easy terms. Inquire Of
l3tf BARNES Bros. 4
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-12-05

Girl wanted for housework. Apply
to Mrs. o. d. Miller. Isaac Johnson .
place, Redwood Falls. Mimi. 81 l.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-12-05

WHOM EsDA q DhC. 5, 1900.


James Dnrtnal, one Of the old res
idants ,of Redwood county, and one
of the earlier sheriffs -of the county,
passed away at his home in Vests
at about Tour o'clock last Thursday
laftern1an. a cancer of the face
was the cause.
Mr.. Dnrtnal had been suffering
from the cancer for several years
past, and on two or more occasions,
on the advice Of DR.. Pease of this
city, he went to Minneapolis, where
DR.. Burton performed an operation
with the view of taking out all OF
the cancerous flesh. The opera
tions, however, were not successful
and while they seemed to heal the
trouble for a time, the cancer would
break out anew and again commence
its ravenous work of eating away
the flesh Of Mr.. Durtnal's face. For
three or four months prior to his
death Mr.. Durtnal realized that the
end was near, and he slowly and
patiently waited for the end to come,
bearing the pain and suffering with
out any expressions of grief.
The funeral occurred last Thurs
day, from the family home in Vesta
township, where Mr.. Durtnal
passed away and the remains were
laid to rest in the Echo cemetery
Mr.. Durtnal was a native of Eng
land, he having been born in Kent
county, in 1924, and he was consc-
quently 76 years old, He there
learned the miller's trade, which
employment filled his time until he
emigrated in 1856. He went to
Illinois shortly after landing on this
side of the ocean, and in 1857 he
came to this State. He lived iii
Goodhue and Waseca counties until
1871, in which year he came to Red
wood Falls and became a part of
the coterie of early settlers who re-
deemed the business and agricul-
tural interests of the county. He
kept a general store for four years,
and in 1875 he was elected sheriff
of Redwood county. About this
time he and Tillson Tibbetts of this
city became interested in large
farm in Vesta township, and after
serving one term as sheriff, and
having previously served as town
clerk and supervisor of Redwood
Falls township, then including this
unincorporated village, he moved
onto hts farm, and both he and Mr..
Tibbetts gave considerable atten-
ton to stock raising for several
years afterwards. At this time the
country in that section was sparsely
settled The writer was in the en-
ploy of Messrs. Durtnal and lib
belts, and he remembers having
often climbed to the top of a hill
just northeast of the. farm headquar-
tiers, and having seen only the resi-
dences of w. w. Howe on the south,
a shack Of George Ruter's in the far
west, and the farm residence of H.
Wingett on the north. The balance
of the surrounding country made a
vast grazing ground, and over it
the large herd Of the joint owners
grazed. In the latter '70's Mr..
Tibhetts closed out his interests to
Mr.. Durtnal, and the latter became
absolute owner of the half section
farm, on which he resided up to the
time Of his death. Mr., Durtnal was
married in 1880 to Catherine Currie,
who survives him.
Mr.. Durtnal was clever, whole
souled man, well-liked by all who
knew him, and his friends greatly
mourn his departure.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-28

Die @trren in @bina baben In Ser
0ffentli9en Meinuns in Oeutidlanb
ben aries in Sdb. afrita u~Ouitdnois
in BEN 9intersrunb sebrdnst. Selbit
iiber bic neueiten Na@ri6ten aus Brez
toria wirb MIR in militdrii6en &ret=
fen commentirt. Sesasli6 Der @reisz
ntiie in China beoba@tet bas seutide
a~usmdrtise Nmt sroBe 3uriidbaltuns
unb iu9t eifris gu uermeioen, sususes
ben, baB bic Greisnilie, mel6e ii@ &C.
s~enmdrtis abipielen, einen tbatiddliz
den unb pielei9t bluttsen unb lang
rpierisen &rtes NIT CHINA bebinaen.
Ser &ailer bat am Sreitas in &iel
ertldrt, bie beuti6en Sntereiien in
China b~irften ni6t leioen, wenn man
fir iie aud srobe Opfer brinsen miBs
tie anb bies l@eint aud bic Int6t Der
beuti9en Yreiie unb Der Mebrbeit bes
beuti9en 8olfes gu ietn. Sdmersli6
bat es freili6 berabrt, baB slei6 i'm
eriten @efe@te auf bem &%anonenboote
Sltis BEL Satu 8 set0btet unb IA uer=
munbet rparben unb nur seringen
Sroit sepdbrt es, baB bic Sapferteit
Der 8eiasuns Der uSltis," bic it@ III
ber ~uorberiten &eibe Der &riessi6iffe
befanb, ausemein seprtelen mirb.
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Stabt=Ne ut9feiten.
NuRer benz OeIeQaten &.

- auber benz Delesaten S. ..
Sullipan mtrb ct. Gloub auf Der BE-
mofratiiden National : Convention
in &anias gitp, Wo., am 4. Suit
bur9 Inrpalt S. 81. Senuett, it. unb
burd Sberif Sdilplin uertreten iein.
- geim Spielen nit anberen &na=
ben fam Oienitas Nadmittas Ser ite=
ben Sabre alte Sobn bes Messers
ST. &0rner gum SAL unb brad bas
6anbgelenf. Or. S6mpser bat BEN
tleinen Hatienten in 8ebanbluns.
- Oas pom Saul 2idp auf Der
Oitleite betriebene Spesereisei9dft
rpirb nd9iten Montas in bic 9dnbe
Ser neuer Sirma Suit. Storbers &
gb. Wasnulon iiberseben.
= Oas Commercial College gu
Mantato, Minn., beSablt guren Giz
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Oies fommt elmer
Serrinseruns Der Iuslasen i'm Sez
TRACE pom 50 Bis $40 slei9. Sdtdt fir
einen &atalog.
= @ittme IS. Seer; ldBt an ibre
&eiibenS einen Inbau erri9ten; bic
Mrbeit uirb pom 8aui9reiner Sch.
S9dfer beiorst, unb sibt iid Bic auf'
trasseberin NIT beiien aeiitunsen lebr
s~ufrieben.
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en- NhiInAr(hhia 1T bteier Saae

Sm Ybilaoslpbia lit bieier Sage
elm rNational= 8unb our Wabruns
Der Sutereiien Der Oeutl6sa merita=
ner" ms 9eben serufen worben. Wttt
Harteipolitit unb &elisien iou biele
gereinisuns uon Oeptl@=amerifanern
ni6ts gu tbun baben. Ser Buns
bat es ii6 mad ieiner 9erfanuns
our Qufsabe selebt, natiuill9e ans
i9ldse gu pereiteln unb nebersrtHe
Der Osntl6enbaiier mad &rdften obs
supebreu. gu bieiem lObli6en
Streben seieat ii@ bic gflsss gutter
unb freunbidaftlt6er Sesiebunsen
smil6en Oeuti9lanb unb ben Ierz
einisten Staaten. Ser Sunb
mirS uuBerbem ii@ bas 3iel iesen,
Bel ieber it6 bietenben @slesenz
beit fur seSiemsnbe 8irbisuns unb
seb0rise Mnerfennuns Der Serbienite
Der Oeutl@=N merifaner einSuteben.
IS lit bies Elm bea6tenswertber
Yunft. Mmerifa 1T Elm 2anb, in
mel6em es nidt senist, ii6 Seroien-
ite gu erwerben man mub auf BET
Sut Iein, bamit ginem au9 bic seblb=
renbe Entertaining sutbeil wirb.
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1Ieber bic aut Der &onpenttor, 4

lleber bic aut ber &onpentton gu
philadelphia aufseitellte republifant=
i9e Ylatform duBerte ii@ 9err S.
grpan, Der ii@ auf Der &adreiie pom
Mi9isan na9 Nebrasfa befinbet, fol-
senbermai1en: vDie philadelphia
Ylatform lit Der bette bisiebt selieferte
8emeis BON Der Sdui6uns, wie ite uon
Der republitanii@en .9artet ueriu@t
murbe. Mus ben &eben, bic auf Der
&onpention sebalten murben, sebt
berpor, baB bic Platform Der republic
fanii9en Yartei pom Sabre 1896 Elm
bur6ba@ter 8etrus mar, ioweit
bic 9eripre@unsen beSisli@ inter-
nationaler OoppelmdbrunS in getra9t
fommen. Oie Pbilabelpbia= &%onuention
seist ferner, baB bic 6altuns, bic bic
partei in ber Sruffrase einnimmt,
ni9t aufri6tis lit, unb baB bic Partei
ni6t miuens lit, ibre 6altuns in Der
pbilippinenfrase funb gu tbun unb
bic anselesenbeit benz l1rtbeile bes
gslfes anbeimSuitelen. Snber &Onuen
ton trat ni9ts beutlider gus Gage als Be,
@ei1t bes Milttarismus, uub trobbem
rpaste bic &onpentton es ni@t, BEN
8unI9e bes Yraiibenten, wie er i'm
Sabre 1898 seduBert wurbe, gu:
milfabren unb bic gretrunS elmer fteb'
enben Mrmee por 100, 900 Mann 81
! inboiiiren.
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McinnefDta.

amberton.-P rof. 0emis
$. Cotton pon @abena, Elm @rabutr'
ter Der l1niperlitdt pon Wtnnelota, lit
fir bas nd6ite Sabr gum grinctpal
Der bieiisen S@ulen erwdblt morben.
Stillmater. - Nuf ieiner
Tarm, etma BRET Meilen pon Suso,
lit Maior u. S. @tlcor seitOrben,
mel6er ii6 I'M bic 9anbwtrtbi6aft,
unb b~elonbers I'M Bic SiebSu6t srobe
8erbienite e%rmorben bat. gr mar
&ebacteur Ser lanbmirtbi6aftli6en
3eituns uTbe Sarmer" un6 pieler anz
berer DISQUALIFICATION S6riften.
Nls Secretdr Ser 9iebsu@t : Iilociaz
ton purbe auf lein 8etreiben bic 9ol'
iteinr Srteslanb=S iebraiie einsefibrt.
6. Pratt, ein populdrer iunser
Mann pom bier. lit Sonntas Ibenb
tit Dem 6 Meilen BON bier selesenen
Garnelian Safe sufduis e%rtrunfen.
Ser Na@en i6lus um. Ser 9erunz
slidte mar Ser einsise Sobn BON s..
s. 9ratt. gr mar 80 Sabre alt unb
biente in Der gompasnte 6 bes ID.
Mtnnelota neutrality-suspicious. aui
ben Pbilippinen.
Groofiton.-Oas s~weiidbrise
@6bn9en bes Serrn &emt Sortier in
@entiup rpurbe am Sreitas permiBt,
unb man fanb baiielbe nod mebrs
itinbisem Su@en in einem 8runnen,
in melden IS beim Spielen seitarsi
unb ertrunfen mar.
StYaul.- Yrof. 0user Dor
Der Stats 8erlu9s=S Station, wel6e,
pom elmer &eiIe na9 benz nOrbli9er
Sbeile bes Staates suridtebrte, tbeil.
nit, baB in Norman, glap, Otte1
Sail unb anberen Counties 400 $50:
per Oolers," smeds 8erni@tuns BEL
6euI9reden, i'm @anse. iinb. Oe'
@oupernOr bat meitere $500, 5ulam'
men iest $500, fur senannten 3pee
bewiaist.
8Goomin sYrairie. : Gtl
10 Sabre alter Sobn bes pier Wetle1
norbpeitli@ uon bier pObnenben Sar
mer gbriit. Camp itiirste am Mittmo6
mdbrenb er in ber S6eune lpielte, au
Elm ipises Stid 9sts, weldes In
Muse unb @ebirn branS unb ietne'
,lTob peruria6te.
}, 9ermillt n.-Sabrtttnlpetto
zlS. Moerl@ pom Staats: @rbeitsburea
. bat In ben Winenbiitriften berWeinabt
i. u. 8ermiIionsg iienberse einer sroBa'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-28
aRah,r Garter 9arriion pom @bi-

Wabsr 9arter 9arrttoil pon egl'
caso lit feit iberseust, baB Srpan ltes
aer wirb. Das Bolt wirb it9, lets
ner Mnli6t na9, nidt I'M Ylattors
meu, lono.rn umlY eriOnli@teiten tlm'
,nerm. grpan 9at srobe perionlide
Mnsiebunsstrait, wdbrenb Msc&inlep
bic Meni9en eebtoBt. SIM sanSen
@elten werben Saulenbe fur Srpan
ltimmen, bic uor pier Sabren sesen
i'm rparen. Su Gbicaso, 10 last
Sarrilon weiter, u~erliert Mc&inlep
ldneu an Soben. Gs berrl6t ptel
llusairiebenbeit nit ser Administration
wesen ibrer Saltuns ben Srults &C.
seniber unb mesen ibrer imperialiltis
Iden Senbens. Son ben ~republita=
nil6en Deutl6en in @bicaso ermartet
Ser Mayor lebr sroben 3uwa6s fur
Srpau, neil Tie Elm Spitem Der &ons
lcription unb Der Wilitdrberrl6 aft
iirdtem, bas benz Spitem dbnli6 lit,
wel6em ite bur9 IuswanberunS ent=
ronnen linb. gbenlo ballen tie einen
ensen anldiuB an England. Sarrilon
lit iiberseust, baB bic Sruits unb ber
sSmperialismus bic sroBen Streitfras
gen Der &asne iein weroen nnb SaB
Die @elofrase cine gang Undergraduate
Stole 1pielen wirb.
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eJn Smnbe nit Spbm Bull.

Sas 9lutuersieBen in @bina bau=
ert,fort. Ole pom ben Wd6ten mad
Sien=G iinunb Pefins entianoten Srupz
pen befinben lib unSweifelbaft in elmer
iebr i6limmen Sage unb mullen uiele
ManuI9aiten perloren baben. Ser
Sbeil Der dinelii9en @rmee, wel6er
mad eurOpdii@em Wuiter a~ussebilbet
unb nit mobernen @aHen ausseril tet
lit, bat ii9 offenbar fur bic internati=
onaleu Sruppen ais piel gu fort er=
mieien. gs sebt baraus beutli9 bers
Dor, baB nit einisen Sauienb meiBer
SolSaten, ielblt menn iie auf's Bette
bemaffnet iinb, bas semaltise &ei@ Der
Mitte ni@t unteruorfen merben fam.
0ie Wd6te merben gang anbere 4nz
itrensunsen MAIDEN miHen, menn iie
ben @iberi tanb erbriden unb bic &u=
Re mteSer beritelen mollen. On bie=
Ter uBoliset<Tusttisn" lit Uncle Gam
febr fart betbdtist, piel gu fart fur
Bic 8ebeutuns ieiner Snterei1en. OaB
man in @aibinston ,lbrisens on gang
anbere Oinse bentt, ais an bic bloBe
@ieberberfteuuns uon Rube unb Orb
nuns, sebt aus Ser bebeutunssuoIen
aeubernns zines boben OHiSters berz
Dor.
vOte Observation-Disclosures, 10
bridte it9 berielbe einem 8eri6terl flats
ter Ser &h. Brehe sesenioer aus.
riin6 uiel sroBartiser une srinblider,
ais bas Yublitum it3 trdumen ldBt.
Die Ser. Staaten barften i9on in BEN
ndditen @o6en ODER Wonaten ii9 in
bic Sage periebt ieben, BON Seer unb
Slotte @ebau6 gu MAIDEN, unb aus
benz @runbe lit IS gut, bur6aas uor=
bereitet 81 iein." Oie imperiatiitii6e
Yolitit Mc&inlep's unb Bic Nutans
nit gnslanb, wel6e trob auer ofiiSielz
len Nbleusnunsen INNER beutli6er gu
Sage trttt, baben es uns na6 ben
@uslasen bieles OHiSiers sur Pflidt
sema6t, auf einen balbisen &ries mis-
elmer ODER mebreren eurapdii6enWd6z
ten uorbereitet 81 iein. Sie slorreide
Chickering'S GOlitit ioa alto nit alien
&rdften peiter betrieben werben, unb
spar inn 8unbe NIT Sobn Sul.
@egen mel6en @esner mirben ii6
ionit mobl bic Ser. Staaten gu Ri lten
brauden, menn es ni6t we9en bes
anseliddfiden getters mdre, beiien
Sntereiien in allen @elttbeilen bebrobt
merben2 Oas ameritanti6e @olf fam
an Ser imperialiitii9en, a~ssrei1tuen
Yolitif Ser Mc&inlep'i9en Nomint=
itration nod iein blaues 8unber erz
leben.
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annabenbe Wabl bod bic Mnit9ten

a~nnabenbe Wabl bod bic Mnit@ten
bieler Yatentpatrioten sednbert bat |!
gor nod gar ni6t LANCER 3eit crying
iid biele ndmli9e Sinso=Y reiie In ben
i6mubisiten @nsrifen auf ale Mmes
rifaner beutlder @eburt ober Mbitams
muns. Man ipra6 uns runbwes bic
Sdbisfeit ab, wie e@te amerifaner
fiblen unb banbeln gu tOnnen, unb
iest iinb mir pl0bli6 gu Patrioten ers
iter &laiie auansirt. OaB mir Oeuti9-
gmerifaner bas INNER maren unb
nod iinb, merben mir baburd beweis
ZEN, baB mir bic Sanbe, mel9e bic
freien Snititutienen bieles eanbes 81
uerni9ten iuden, am 6. Nouember
rebli6 nit I9lasen belfen merben.
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TaS SGnaerfeit beS Minne1otas

Aup SuNvVtVSp w ~"
@isconItn : Sa~nserbsnbes, wel6es
am Sreitas in ct. Paul ieinen an=
fang nabm, fanb am Sonntas Na9s
mittas nit einem sroBen Pic Nic I'M
Sort Sneaims Yarf ieinen abidluB.
Oas SauptereisuiB mar Sas Seit.
Concert, wel6es ont SANTA abeab
in Der Mosart.S aue itattfano nns an
weldem iid seseu 200 Sanser nnb
Sdnserinnen betbeilisten. Oie eli
ssntlideu Seitd0re sinsen unter Sets
tuns bes 8unSeszO irisenten Serrn
Waoben, berrli6 pom Stattea nnb
madteu einen sroBartisen ginbrld,
unb bic @ia~selportrdse Der ct. Yau=
Ter Sersins, Ibes Fbilbarmonii6en
Mdmnerdors pou @inOna, iowie Elm
Nuartett pom @eiansuereiu rSar=
msnia" in Saribault, fanben wobl=
p%eroienten 9eifaq. 9eiber mar bas
Concert lebr i9le6t belu3t, mas benz
Oeuti9tbum ct. Pauls serabe ni9t
CUR sroBen Gbre serei6t. gtad Dem
Concert fanb elm semitbli6er Sau in
Der Sale itatt, w.lder bic Nnueienz
ben bis CUR iriben Morsentunoe beiz
lammen belt. Sim Sonntas Iorz
mittas murbe bic Saslabung abse=
balten, in w.l9er 10 Sereine uertretz
en- maren, nnb mar bas 9auptses
PI9dft berlelben bic 8abl bes Ortes,
an meldem bic nddlte 9asiasuns
-itattfinbet, unb fiel bieielbe auf Sari=
bault. Na9mittass UNI 2 llbr fanb
eiu GROCER umius itatt, an mel6em
ii9 auBer Ben peri9iesenen @elanss
pepeinen bic Sermansi0bne Oruioen,
8eseinisten Nrbeiter, Obj Seuoms,
bet &rieser~8 erein, Plattsbeuti9er
9erein, 9uremburser 8erein II. |. 10.
betbeaisteu, ruorauf bann bic Sabrt
per StraBenbabn mad Dem obener=
mdbnten Yarf ansetreten wurbe, NO
ser Ne9mtttas BEL Muiit, @eians
unb GrfriIdunssn uerbra6t wuroe,
uno uerlief bas gtc Nic, Obwobl iid
an bemlezben minbeitens 10000
Yerlouen betbeilisten, in I9Onlter
WeiIe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-28
9ieSHhrer 6er republifanil6enPa1

DC Ohgrer OCT repuplttanllWenPul.
tel miiien iebr wobl, bab ite auf
bas u~nabbdnsise beuti6samerifanii6s
1otum I'M beporitebenben @ablfamz
pfc ni9t re9nen blrfen. sic appel
liren bafir tint 10 itdrfer an bic jim
soiitiiden unb aatiuiitii@en glemente.
8ew.is bafir lit, baB Der Senator
Cabot 9obse uon Maia@uietts, Der
beri9tiste Srembenbaiier, Der injeber
&onsrebiisuns idarfe 9eiese CUR
8erbinberuns Der ginwanberuns einz
brinst, pon ieiner Partei auserieben
murbe, als Soriiber Der National=
&onpenttou gu funsiren; cine Gusz
sei9nuns fur i'm, aber cine 8eleibis
suns aler beuti6zamerifanii6en 8ar=
ger unb auer8 irserfrember Sertunft.
2obse lit BET Sppus zines Natiuiiten,
unb baB er berufen murbe, bic ger'
banblunsen Der &onuention gu leiten,
seist tlar, SaB bic republifanii9e gar'
tel i'm ais einen ibrer bebeutenb lteu
Wduner an%erfennt. S3uslei6 aber
siebt ite BEN ni9t in ben Ser. Staater
seborenen 8irserne inen 8eweis ibre,
MiBa9tuns, ben bic ni@t sewiat ietr
merben, rubis binsunebmen. IS II
ia aud befannt, bab meber Mc&inlel
nod Warf 9anna nod Sorafer nod
&ooleuelt unb mte bic ibrtsen Gro
Zen" ber republifanii9en Yartei bei
zen m0sen, fur bic Oeuti@sI merita
ner etpas ibris baben. Stets muir