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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-10-24

seliefert. Ser SberiTf ertlarte, oaB
Doutlep auf Der Sabrt gang oe,niinf=
tis ipra9 unb suten Wtutbes su fein
I6icn. 0outlep sins obne Silfc BON
Der StrGBe in's @eFdnsnib. Gr be.
pobnt bort cine 3elle I'M britten Stod.
Sim 9ouaro, Der gum Eobe perurtbeilt
nuroe, befinbet iid i'm atpeiten Stod.
ss tpirh ftreng barauf sefeben iperben,
oab Die 6eiben Wdnner feline 9elegenz
beit erhalt,n, nit einanber gu pertcb=
rem.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-18

and is breaking sreusd Ger nsw resi-
dsnce.
Q p. 8. Dyer was 81 Riohmond's
islsnd yesterday on . cunning trip.
Mr.. William West, who was sapioysd
as clark 81 the oo-opsrA'ivs grocery
store has SECURED good position In Rhode
Island.
MFR. Willis Cohb and family passed
Sunday al Windham.
Mrs. Harry Ryder Of Farmingtoa ar
rived Monday to visit her parents,
Mr. and hrs. George Gowen. Prebls
street. for few days.
Mr.. W. n. Littletield and family Of
Portland have moved into N. n. IRE
fsthsp's house ON Randall street.
A special meeting Of the South Port
land school board will be held "Wednesday
evening. There win be an adjourned
alderman'c ssssion at the same time.
The street department. had . crew clean-
Ing Main street. ct KuightviIis.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-18
EAST END AOHT CLUB.

Invitations have been sent to q meeting
Of prominent citizens connected with ths
shipping interests Of Portland and es-
peoially interested In the improvement OF
our harbor, to be.held at the club house
Of the East End Yacht club this after
noon at five O'Clock, for the purpose of
considering the advisability of dredging
the harbor northwest Of Bish Point. so NJ
to make an available anchorage for
yachts and light draft vessels.
Hon. Charles NJ. Moses, collector of the
port. will be present ON this occasion.
Hon. james p. Baxter win preside at the
meeting and Hon. Charles y. Libby and
Ex-Governor Joshua l.. Chamberlain,
surveyor Of the port. will speak. A large
number Of steamboat and vessel owners,
masters and pilots, viii be present.
James ]. Poolsr Of the Sherwood, will
serve lunch at I've o'clock.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-18
INDOOR MEET AND DANCE.

The sixth annual indoor meet and
dance Of the Portland High School Ath-
letic association Is to be held at Asssif :
bly, hall. in ths High School building.
this evening at 8 O'Clock. The event this
year will he unusually interesting as
each class Is represented by team
which will compete against the other
CLASSES. There will Re an order Of dances
at the close of the meet. Music will be
Furnished by Mr.. hyser.
The management earnestly req nest
the public, and especially the alumni,
to attend and help the athletics In the
High school, and at the same time pass
very enjoyable evening. Tickets are
on sale at Cressey, Jones s. Aliens. and
at the door.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-18
BLACKSTONE CIGAR AGAIN:
one Of the Many Reasons WAY the
Quality Of This Celebrated cigar ID
Kept at Its High standard.


There 10 no one article Of comm cree 20
dependent for its sxosilsnos upon ths
quality Of the materials entering Into it
manufacture ~ . cigar. Many Gem mo-
ditiss can be adultsratsd or By some trick
Of trade inferior materials used and dis
guissd In some way. Not 50 with cigur.
smoking Il IL . crucial test, which DEM
onstratss at once its character. IL IL evil
DENT then, that the "Biackstone." tEat
leader among cigars. must Of necessity be
made from the finest Of tobaoco, and l
ind In talking with the manufacturers,
Msssrs. WALTZ s. Bond, that that ID true.
NOT only In the ordinary commercial
sense, out that the tobacco which they
are nov usinG IL the cream Of . large lot
Of fise old Havana which they purchased
before the war. and the probability 10
that not another bale OF old 1894 Havana
tobacco such Is this, oan be found In
Boston. Tbs firm had an opportunity to
sell this choios supply TO large house. In
New York at q high price. but they have
reserved u for their own use. and IL 10
now entering into the manufacturs Of ths
BlAokstones being made. Az good to-
baoco, like wine. improves with sae. this
fact furnishes an additional illustration
Of the motto Of the firm shat equality
oounts." Some one once said that sold
wine. old books and old friends were the
BEST" and among smokers. the Black
stone has ever proved an old and true
fr.ead and solace. and the glamour Of
comfort and happiness which gathers
about the smoke from "Blaokstone" 10
always the same. II there DO frch .
thing as q smoker who has never triad
one let him do 90 1t oncr, and learn she
supsrla tive degree Of satisfaction to te
derived from smoking tits. the king
among cigars,
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-18
THE JAMES BAILEY COMPANY.

In another column the James Bailey
company call attention 10 their fine line
Of 1900 bicycles and bicycle sundries.
This concern is agent for the Eagle Di-
cycle, with It's famous squad Stay"
features the Sterling, "built like a
watoh;" the Cleveland, Reading. Standard
and other well-known makes. The Bailey
company has worked up very extern
siye Wholesale a. well a. retail bicycle
business and comes in direct competition
with the largest jobbsrs in New York
and Boston. They are In position to
sell at as low prices as are to be obtained
any where; and everything for the bicycle
that IL newest and best may be found
in their stock We advise perusal Of
their advertisement.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-18
ODD FELLows' ANNIVERSARY.

Upon the earnest solicitation OF oom-
mittse appointed to secure City hall.
Prof.J ulius Il. Ward leader Of the Sunday
aftsrnoon song ssrsi cs. has consented to
give way on next Sunday afternoon to
ths Odd Fellows Of Portland and vioini-
ty who will conduot anniversary exercises
In the hall at that time. This action on
the part Of Prof Ward Is appreciated By
the Odd Hsllous a. 1t nsesssitates many
changes In his work for the remaining
Sundays In April
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-18
THE BRITISH EMPIRE AND THE
PILGRIMS.

Mr.. Charles W. Felt OF Worcester. Mass.
Whose lecture was postponed from Christ
mas, will speak this Wednesday evening"
at S o'clock at the rooms of the Maine
Historical Society, Public Library build
Ing. Ths LandiEg Of the Pilgrims on
Cape Cod will be one OF the points OF the
address, but considering affairs In South
Africa, comparison will be drawn be.
tween Eeglish and Dutch ideas Of frss
govsrnment-republic and imperial
ism. The lecture Ia free to all.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-18
THE COURTS.
SUPREME COURT.

In the supreme court yesterday morn.
Ing was resumed the trial Of WEIGH VI,
the Bath Iron Works Ihe morring wa
consu med By exert testimony.
Next In order wa, Henry J. Conlsy as
signse OF Charlss q. Tswksbury W. Ed
gar K. Rounds, both OF Portland, an ac-
tion OF assumpsit to recover ole thousand
dollars, the alleged worth Of Portland
theatre properties said to have been pur-
chased from Tswksbury BY Rounds a,
the time he bought the theatre several
years ago. Defense il the general issue.
Dennis Meaher and Henry J. Conley ap-
pearsd for the plaintiff and Ardon W..
Coombs for tho defanse.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-18
GORHAM.

Cumberland County Pomona Grange
Portland, Saturday, April 2ist, 1900
Programme: op.ning exercises sresting
~ L. b. Dsnnets ESQ.,, OF Portland;
response by Z. J. Mitchell, New Giouoss-
ser; report Of COMMITTEES on Coopera-
tion. with discussion on same; reports
Of subordinate Oranges; noon recess;
report Of Committse on Fish and Game
Wardens, with discussions on same;
question--whHt kffect VIII the Ioe Of the
Past winter Have on the Coming Hay
Crops to be answered BY l.. u. bennett:
How much land will be cultivated for
crops In comparison with last year. and
what percentage OF phosphate Will be
ussdS to be answered By the farmers
present.
Gorham Grange programme for next
Saturday night is: Music BY the chorus;
reading BY Miss Mauds s. Andrew song
| Mrs. W. W. Woodmau; declarations BY
W. j. Corthsll and Henry d. johnson;
music by the ohorus. and . spelling
match.
Twsnty-ssven members Of the Pine
Tree Chapter, No "a, visited Iona
Chapter, No. 81, Of Portland, Monday
evening". Members from Dssring Chap
ter, woodfords Longfeilow Chapter of
South Portland, were present.
at the last efiicial board meeting Of the
School Street n. L. church che treasurer,
Chas. b. Harding, made the following
report; There has been raised for all
purposes the past conference year,
1856 co. Amount raised for benevolent
purposes. sl64 90; Methodist Missionary
Society, $50 90 Womsn's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society. $500; Woman's Home
Missionary Society, S30.0l.
Rev. Mr.. Cashmore left yesterday for
the Maine Annual Conference ct Gar-
diner.
The Nswtonians. mandolin and
guitar club oonsissins Of five young msp
from Newton, Mass.. gave \ dslightful
oncert In Ridlon hall Saturday evening,
April 14th. Mr.. 0eorgs Agry, q former
resident Of Gorham, is the leader Of the
club Owing to lack Of advertising the
audience was not large, but the concert
deserved packed houss. Evsry numbrr
on the programme was delishtfuliy rem
dsred. The waltz from ZendA By the
club, tn, mandolin solo BY MIR. Agry.
and the readings by Mr.. Lord deserve
speoisl mention. After the concert Mrs.
DIR. Ridlon gave the Newtonians an In
formal recep lon at her pleasant home
on South street.
Miss Charlotte Millstt, Stats street,
Oave n dali0htful teA marty tn eight of
her friends, Saturday evening.
Letters remaining in Gorham post
offics April l9th. uncallsd for, are: Mrs.
Caroline Wsstcott, Mrs. VIM. II. Bowd.
Or. NJ. s. Chase, Mr.. Clark Wakefield,
Mr.. Chas. Eastman, Monsieur Joseph
Chandler. A. E. Hamblin. Mrs. John A.
Bookkesper. Nr. b. Ware.
The svangslittlo nesting at the Con-
gregational chapel under the direction
Of Miss Way OF Providence, ara very In
teresting and. are well attended.
Mr.. F. p. johnson purchased pair Of
fine large heavy gray horses yesterday
In Auburn for his farm work. Mr..
johnson has rs acres already plonghed
foi his summer and fall crops.
Mr.. William L. Thomas, who has spent
the past i've yesrs In Conway, is visit
ing friends In Gorham.
Raw. g. NJ. Cobb, Elm strset, is at
tending the Maine Methodist conference
at Gardiner.
Mr.. william Day of Colorado, who 10
spandlng few weeks with his parents,
left for Boston Saturday on business.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-18
SYMPHONY CONCERTS

On account OF Mr.. CbApman's press Of
business and with view of placing the
Maine symphony Orchestra on psrma-
nent basis, the contemplated spring con-
oerts have been abandoned. 1t was voted
to raise the yearly guarantee aud to give
the concerts In midwinter, about the
middle OF January, when the orchestra
will be assisted by one great artist from
EUROPE, making these concerts the musi-
cal events Of the wintsr to be looked for
ward to with an intsrest quite as keen as
that which precsdes the festival
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-18
REAL EsTATE TRANSFERS.

Darius Jordan Of Otisfisld to Chester
B. Jordan of otisiield, for u, land In
faid town.
5. l.. Jordan OF OtisAeld to Darius
Jordan of Otistield for $500, one half in.
terest in . lot Of land In Otisnsld.
Rufus Titcomb OF Yarmouth to Pha.
nella III. Titoomb Of yarmouth, for seven
hundred dollars. land and buildings In
Yarmouth.
Llewellyn N. Lsight ton OF Portland to
Fred k. Wheeler of Portland for one dol
lar. land on the southerly side Of Dart.
mouth street Eeassuden Park.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-18
COL. SMITH AND STAFF INVITED.

Col. Edward h. Smith Of Westbrook
the commander OF the Maine division.
Sons Of Veterans, and staff, Adjrtant j.
A. Warren Phinney and Quartermastsr
Andrew q. Cloudman. have received in
vitations to attend the annual encamp-
ment Of the New Hampshire division to
be held Wednesday and thursday of this
week at Concord.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-18

The people OF South Portland may con-
them, Friday evening. at Bsthany Con-
gregAtionaI church SO distinguishsd q
Portland divine as the Rev. DR.. Smith
Baker. He will speak on art in Re-
lision," and Will be welcomed over here
by big audience.
Hsrbert E. Smith has just purchased a
lot OF land In Willard on School street
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-18
Rose Bushes, Rose Bushe
Galore!

Rose Bushes NOW, not next week after the circus
has got out of town.
Rose Bushes today and tomorrow unless you take
the entire lot this afternoonJ
thought SO Rose Bushes at your sale last season
and 81 Of them did spiendidy."
thought dozen-and twelve of them bore Roses"
And the chorus sang itself around the Rose Bush
Counter all day long.
The Wednesday Bargains in Furniture will be Odd
Dressing Cases. made of ash, and have beveI Mirrors
l8x24 inches. Three large Drawers. A weli.finished
piece of Furniture.
The ususI price for these Dressing would be
$1,000
our wedne sday price will be $3.50
We have many more of different woods such as
Mahogany Oak, Birds maple at kind of prices.
J.R. LIBBY co.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-09
Musun 1900.
eint ftine 5uns..

Der 9r6bte @curmano ielner 3eit
NOR Der @eridtsprdiloent Sismar
(aeii. 1866 in Berlin, bon beiien una
slaubliGer @erfeineruns bes &C.
I9mafsiinnes Munoeroinge eradbli
ipuroen. 9ei einem BON 9erliner Sem
i6medern Deranfialteten Oiner aab es
frii99ebratene 6alanen unb 2ebbiib.
ner. Na6 einem bon Sismar gegebenen
Gesept mar oas ledere @eiliigel nuf
sans beionbere Dirt an Spieben 9ebras
ten morpen, Nlle lObtea bas @eri6t,
nllr Sismar bebarrte lei aer 8ebaup.
tun9. oab Die Saianen iiellenweiie nod
&ebbiibnern uno bic &eb9iibner nod
SaIanen i6medten. IS miiIie Elm gro.
Der 0eriiOB bel Der 3ubereitun9 iiattge.
fnnoen baben. Man mioerIpra1 allge=
mein, ALIEN Sisnlar ains Der Sade
auf ben @runo, be9ab ii1 ielbli in Die
Slide lrnO so9 beim &iidenGei Grfun-
oiaun9en iiber Gle 3ubereitun9 Elm.
SGOn nod tpenigen Minuten tebrte er
triumpbireno nit Dem Sod in bas
Gpeiiesimmer suriid unO erfldrte: sd
fam mid ouf Die unIeblbarteit meines
@aumens perlaiIen-oer Sod bat mir
eben ei%naeiianOen, oab er Die 5aianen
unb &ebbiibner an einem unO Oenl=
felben Spiebe gebraten bat!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-09
Shlaafertia. Ser auf ieinen &ei6-

sdlasfertia. Ser auf ieinen Gei6-
tbum iebr eingebiloete, ionli aber nit
G%eiitessaben ni6t ionoerlid beoadte
2orb SiBaeralo miini6te Den beriibm=
ten enslii6en 9idter SObnion (17O9
bis 1884 peri0nlid fennen gu lernen,
uno lub i'm Oesbbalb emit our Safel
Elm. Ils lid Der 9iGter piinttli9 ein=
fano, mollte Der portier ben @af ni6t
eintreten laiien, neil oieier ibm gar su
bei9eioen sefleioet sins. Ga in Solge
beiien elm lauter @Drtmediel entitano,
eri6ien Der 2orO, um nod Der uria9e
gu frasen. Sefremoet lab er ben Si9=
ter an. Isle mollen Sobnion iein9-
Ni6t m0ali9! sic ieben ia aus, als
f6nnten sic ni6t einmal .Mdb' 81
einem Sdafe ia9en Md9, Mps
loro," antiportet iOfOrt Sobnion unb
empfabl lid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-09
Buuerulnuik.

Ser Sub;nser Maiil miro gelegent=
lid ieiner eriten giienba6nfabrt, als er
trDb bes protefes Der Mitreiienoen i'm
Ni6trau9erfoupe aug ieiner fintenoen
pfeiie ME elm Sdlot bampIte, nom
s6affner aufsefproer:, bas &au6en
einsuHellsn ober lid in Elm &au9toupe
gu beseben. Qls er nun bas nd9fte
Mal nit Der 8abn fubr, biesmal aber
Sant ieiner GenntniB Der giienbabn=
nori6riiten ms GaudtDupe einfieg,
bemertte er nebsn lid einen 8auern,
tpelder ni6t raudte. gr slaubte nun
nod ieiner leBten grfabruns, baB,
tpenn i'm 9oupe fir Ni6trauder nur
2eute fabren biirften, tpelde ntdt rau=
den, i'm Rau6foupe ollie perionen
rauden miiBten uno raunte oaber
mc1lmeineno ieinem Nadbar gu: .Su!
aiinb' Sir g'i6mino one an, eb' ba
S6affner fimmt, iunif uirf 8 auBi
g'i9miiien."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-09
merktniirntneH Gbnrmn-
ftIinp4s

&ittmetfer (bie @eiansitunbs
ieiner S9maoron beiu6enb): vSaaen
sic, 9err 9antOr, tuarum laiien sic
ni6t aud NAL mas gierfimmiges
iinsen?@-G SD babe gu
tpenig Sen6re. Serr &ittmeifter -
&ittmeifer: .9leb. tueroe Sbnen
slei6 aeisen, tpie oas 9ebt. @ie biel
Mann iinsen bier?" = &antor:
rSedsis." -&ittmeiter (sdblt Is
Mann ab): $50, Sbr iinst eriten
Senor, Sbr (uieber Is Mann absdb=
leno) sueiten. Die folsenoen Siinfaebn
CT iten 8aB uno Die 'uebriaen speiten
Bop! @eriiebt Sbr mid?"-S oloa-
ten: v3u gefebl, 9err 8ittmeifter.
-~&ittmeiiter( sum Gantor): $50.
MI laiien Sic NAL mas bOriinsen?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-09

IeeII Fem, oaB unIsr Yeer aH ,Supl u,e
Seere Staliens, Seferrei6s. ia aud
Teutidlnnos nod iibertreiIen mD9e.
@ir meroen bas @lenb uno ben SAINT
me- ni9t ieben. ben bic grpBen Seere
auf Die arbeitenoen Milliunen jener
2dnoer sebra6t baben. @ir tueroen
perseiien, tpelten Sdrefen uno mel9e
Semiitbigungen Der Militarismus
Srantrei6 aebradt bat. Yolitii6e Se=
maspsen perben Die SABINE idmenten
uno lns our1 ben ,3auber eranoiuier
militdrii9er S6auipiele blenoen. Wir
ueroen cine md9tise militdrii6e arifo=
tratie baben, unb binter bieier fiebt Elm
md9tises militdrii6es @otum. Sie
@elt pirb m~ioerballen bon Dem Sieses=
set6ie unierer @affen. lnb mir perben
In einem Meere BON &ubm uno gliid=
ielisteit idmimmen,
uno DIE S6bne unierer Sarmer uno
Gabritarbetter perben gum Militdr aus=
gebpben. Sie &epublif miIo in elm
&aiierrei9 berpanbelt meroen.
gesmeifelt Sbr bies? Slidt einnal
erntli6 UNI gu6! Stuoirt einmal gee
nau bic republitaniide partei uno
ibren sesenmdrtiaen @ppell on bic
2iebe gum Wilitarismus uno Smperia=
lismus. 9etra6tet Serrn &ooIepc!t.
@as ioll bas @lles bebeuten?
Sie grfabrunsen, Die Yorto GicD
semadt bat, fino bod aeniigeno, INN
ieoen frcibeitsliebenben ameritaniiden
9iirger, Der elm Seino oes &rieges III.
auf Die gefabr aufmertiam 81 MAIDEN.
Sic Sniel nurbe uns p1ne S6mert=
nrei9 iibergeben. Sie Millirn ginmob=
ner besriiBten uniere SolDaten nit
ScIianna unD iireuten ibnen Slumen
auf ben @e9. uniere Saline lDuroe a!s
Elm Symbol Der Greibeit lno Glei6beit
auf Der Sniel entfaltet. unc oennncJ
fat lie unlsre Administration faltell
9lutes in cine GDlpnie Der1uGuoelt uno
feinen cioiliiirten Ginpobneru eas
Siirgerredt pernsigert, lie bat ertldrt,
DaB lie nift inter Dem Sdub uuierer
gunoesoerfaiIung feben, uno bat Gin
fubrs0lle auf feline Yrooufte sele9t, als
Oh es elm iremoes 2ano III. Sies bal
Die republifaniihe gartei porilgli1 &C.
than 9eaen bic ~beftislien groteIie Der
lonalen gprtD Gicaner.
Sieie SbatIade laRt ni6t aus ben
Nugen INN betradtet Gu9 bGnn gerlall
bic Gage in Den Y~bilippinen uno in
Niien i'm Nllgemeinen. oann peroeI
Sbr erit perieben, mas Die domination
3cplepelts, bes rauben 9eiters, gum
Observation-Disclosures beoeutet.
grinnert @u9 oann on Den &eforr
Der Mominiitration, Die iists cen Sruf:
uno MpnppDlen oas gr0Bte Gnt9egen.
fommen aeaeist bat, Die bon oieien an's
&uoer gebradt murOe, uno ibnen hats'
in jeber @eiie perpilidtet 1T.
@er miro Dem pl0gli6 in's Saieir
getretenen Smperialismus uro DeiI
3millinssbruoer, Dem Militarismus
ginbalt 9ebieten?
Same5 Greelman, I'M r@bi
cagp Qmerican" pom Is. Suli D. S.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-09
Observation-Disclosures

Gin llniperiitatsproieiior bolt ieinen
S6rern einen 8ortras iiber rOmii9e
Mmpbitbeater uno ermdbnt nnter Mn=
berem, oab oieielben oben oifene Sc
bdube tparen. Gin miBbegieriser Stu=
bent liellt bic Srage: .unO mas tbaten
bic 2eute, tuen1l es resnete?" Ser pro=
feiior iiberlest ldnsere 3eit uno er=
hilbert: Sic tpurben naB."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-09

Natternblnt. @6riHian Souls Ser
aos bon Medlenburs (l65S bis 1922
lit an einem Sautausidlaa. @esen
bic unansenebme gmpfinouns tpuroe
Nnfanss bas Sdaben nit einem goloe-
men Meiier empfoblen, als oas aber
menis bali, lieb Der Sersos auf drat=
saaasn &atb aug Stalien cine Mense
NarleIn sommen unb leste cine f6rm=
li6e Natternsudt in @iiirou an.-
SdsIi9 tObtete Der 2eibarst cine Natter,
idnitt ibr ben Gopf ab, uno Der pa=
tient mubte nun bas Sers bes Sbieres
nebf einem 26ffel 8lut binunterz
f9luden. Mertmiirois babel 1T es, oaB
bieies ionberbare 8esept bon iebr gutter
@irfung mar, mie oas nod pOrbanoene
Sasebud ieines 2ammeroieners @isis=
numb Grieger mittbeilt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-09
.Qber, Saromir
% nrrhruE1runtr.

.gtne @mpfeblung BON Der 5rau
Major. unb Der Serr Maio- m69ten
fcfort mad Sauie tummen-es lei Elm
tpibtiees Ssleerumm r,s Der 8eiioens
einsstroifsu! !" = .alIe Metter. mas
mag ba tpcbl Los iein, Jobann?"-
rSerr Major, i'd glaub'. cs ober-
Iteuteuantelt!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-09
Gnu Sciuridl Ssins. gls Seine in

Gau Seiuri9 Ssius. Oils Seine in
Bonn Sura luoirte, tam er in Der
Gerienseit nod Suiielourf bsriiber. Gr
mar guar miloe, ianft unb pei6tersig,
aber in Corn 9ebradi, duBerlt beitig,
ielbf ssgen feline Gemubnbeit man6mal
ettuas semalttbdtig. So gerietb er elm,
NAL auBer ii6 iiber Die unperi1dmtbeit
puo 9rpbe prellerei zines &arrenidie=
bets, her ieinen Softer bon Der YOlt
ms elterlide 9aus bra6te. Slab Dor
3orn fabte er ii9, sablte rubis bas er=
preBte @elO, supfte aber babel nit aller
Seitigteit ees 9arrenidiebers 9roBen
iduarsen 9adenbart, ilbem er ireuno=
lid gu inn iaste: sd slaubte, mein
9ieber, Sic triisen einen faliden
Bart" 60 bat er bonn ieinem Nerser
2uft semadt. obne oaB Der sesupfte
&Oifertrdger i'm bdtte uerfla9en tOnnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-09
Dim 3ukunftHhflH.

SER: .Was, sic iasen, oab Sic
auf Der 9odseitsreiie iinb-wo 1T oenr
Sbr Mann?"-Sunse Srau: ~gr
iibt i'm Goupe fir Nidtrau9er-er
fann ben &au6 meiner Gi9arretten
ni6t redt b%ertragen. Mein @ott. es 1T
fein @unoer-er III 10 aart aebaut-"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-09
9as ,,2seae6amss" .2Nar&em.

rgs 1T elm ipItematii6er @eriu9 se.
ma6t wpsoen, ben Namen M9uinaloOs
uno ieines G2binetts anSuidmdrsen,
unb omar tuegen Der fragli6en Seoin-
gunsen ieiner llebersabe al Die Spas
nier pOr Sabresfrilt. Man ersdblte, oab
lie i6r @aterlanb fir Golo perfauft
bdttsn ; bies aber 1T enoailtig mioerlegt
tpproen, ni9t nur ourd lire eisenen
Nnaaben, iOnoern aud our6 Die &eoe
bes friiberen General : 0oupernellr
&ipiera i'm ipanii6en Senat an IL.
SUM- 1898. Gr ertldrte, oaB @suinaloo
feline unteriuerfun9 ansebOten. penl
bic ipaniide 8egierung ben Wittmen
uno Waiien Der Nufitdnoii6en cine be-
timmte Summe sablen miiroe. gr CAB
oann aud su, baB nur Der sebnte Shelf
Der %bereinbarten Summe on g9uinaloo
auseesablt moroen lei, uno mas ben
Reit Der 8eripre6ungen anbetrdfe, ic
babe ct es ni6t fir portbeilbaft sefun=
ben, oieie 81 balten.
sd mar i'm September 1897 in
Sonatons, als Nauinaloo uno feline
Siibrer auf GrunO zines GDntrattes
nit Ger ipanii6en 3esierung bort an
famen. sic tparteten auf Die peripro=
6enen 8olOsablunsen uno Gle Nus=
fibrun9 Der DeriprOdenen 8eiormen
bis gum /. Nopember. Sur $500, 600
meritaniides 8elp puroe fir lie bel Der
Sant e%inaesaGlt."
GOniul @iloman, Sonstong, Is.
Suli 1898. an SilIsietretdr Moore.
Senatootument 81, Settle 337.
.Seute itellte ib etne 9pllmadt aus,
tuorin Nsuinalbo ieinen Stellbertre=
tern bic in Der gant BON Spnatong
beponirten $400. 900 iibertrd9t, 10 baB
bas @elo fir bic gesabluns BON 5000
@emebren, uel9e bort 9%efauft uno
moraen bier ermartet peroen, pertpanOt
rerben taun.-@enn General Merritt
antommt, miro CT elm fairies Silis=
forps porfinoen."
&oniul Milltams, Manila, "a. Wai
1898, an Staatsietretdr Sap. Senat=
bOtument 62, Seite 1928.
.prdiioent S6urman iagt. oaB
Nauinaloo nit sorniger gntriiituns oas
QngebOt zines Sabresgebaltes BON
$4,000 uno Der G%rnennung gum @Ou=
perneur Der Saaalen bon ii6 getpieien
babe"
2eitartitel Der republifaniiden Git
ca9o Sribune" pom 81. September
1899 auf 9runo elmer BreBoepei6e
BON Stbaca. x*x
Ser Siibrer Der @uftdnoii6en iast
Der a~meritaniiden &esieruns: Sbr
tOnnt Srieoen baben, tuenn Sbr uns
Die un%abhdnsisteit sebt. Gxieoen fir
rnabbdnsisteit, 10 iast er. @r nannts
friiber einmal einen anOeren Preis fir
ben Srieoen; Die Ser. Staaten aber
sablen fem @elo fir Srieoen."
Mc&inleD 81 Sarge am 8. Sftober
1899.