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The snob. the Dude and lac LiIv.

That delightful social philosopher Walsingharn
remarks regarding the supercous and rude people encoun
tered in society nowadays:
The well-born well-bred who indulge in su-
perfuOus smartnes certainly exist but these rare;
there is usually some defect Of education
nen-and men-who assume attitude Of superiority over
their fellow creatures There is loose somewhere;
they are either incredibly secretly vicious clcu-
atng point being crudely revolving feather
Drained in their eternal quest Of excitement
Important it is that people should always be appro-
patey however simply. dressed imagine the coIdblooded
arheiay that estimates acquaintance by the cut and
texture their garments; have myself So
York belle. dresses made IN Paris,
openly a washington drawing the simple
gowns Of some fortunate" guess-a state Of
affairs which, another country and another period would
caused order the simperng young
mans carriage and have her escorted to the door.
Our American smart set" is still pitiably crude It
smacks the shop and occasionally of the base
cour; rustes with the calico and raes with the china,
disposed Of wholesale retail by its sire but it certainly
exits There it is not in the least influential but with its
vanity increased and nfamed by the servie adu
paid ought rebuke its manners
morals though it were composed Of vain actresses
without the excuse Of genuine talent.
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7aaiTyts4z >qEanTc
VI. III. MURDOCR. Editor.
Prosnerltv--MiI L ContInue?


The political economist having tied to the be-
asf that hard times come in cycles that political par
tes have very little to DO them should put the top
most shelf Of his darkest apprehension
which he now gives voice to.
This apprehension that adverse conditions are sure to
come upon US in the next four years that Mckinley can
not prevent it, that it simply evolution from
hard times up to ana over the peak Of good times and down
again and up again with no political administration hay
ing anything whatsoever to do with it
These dolorous prophets insisted during the campaign
that whether Bryan or Mckinley elected hard times
would come again in the next four years.
There viii be certain qualification in seeing these put
utterly rout
The next four years are to greatest in point Of
prosperity in the history nation, far why2 Be
cause this nation is to be too busy to itself
and tear and render and shatter disrupt conditions
The Industrial tasks it has concotant with its develop
ent are great admit of the apprehension and IN
rest which has preceded ana been partly the Of most
of our sDasns Of adversely.
Ths nation is going to develop its eastern market It
s going to develop the Philippines Great that task is
and alengrossng another win be pressing and viii have
been commenced before 1904 building Of the Nicaragua
canal Where the French have failed americans viii
coed And America going put snip In every sea;
she is going to place and part in the world as
marine carrier She is going after markets All South
America as James G. Blaine foresaw many years ago
viii before Mckinley out be in closer touch with US
than she is with Europe as is the The develop
ent Of the Pacific coast is to marvellous the Gulf coast
the same: the era Of railroad building central west
interrupted ten years ago IS to be resumed greater than
ever The increase in population Nebraska, South Da
kota Kansas Oklahoma and Texas is going to vault be-
yond all predictions
In a word. prosperity. which restored, has been
preserved We are yet it blossom, and taste Of its
fruit.
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The influence of Discussion.

The number of speeches made by candidates for once
during the political campaign broke all records The
oraorioal Mr. Bryan Cho originally achieved prominence
by timely burst Of eoquenc) Travelled thousands miles
his special and made enormous number Of appeals
20 The people The pugnacious running President
MCKINLEY covered territory made greater
number Of speeches than 8Ir Bryan besides more
often inviting 10y his turbulent manners Countless
other speakers including confirmed like " Bourke
Cochran the air with their sonorous devarances Each
spebinder returned his home sincerely convinced that
he had decided the election by converting all antagonsto
and doubtful voters within his voice This was
costly campaigning and would interesting to learn
whether it paid.
There is reason to think that the number Of people who
induced change their opinions b speeches on the
stump suincant The effect Of discussion on large
number Of men IS to confirm them in their party Affiliations
for il is fact that the party affiliations of most ueu have
been determined by Inheritance temperament associations
personal influence and example salf-lnersst or some
other form Of prejudice Few minds are open 10 sudden
conversion. but an convictions become morb.dly sensitive
and exasgeratd when they are made the subjects Of vh
ment polemlcs Dr. Johnson eonfsssed ha his political
doctrines moderate after the death az
friend with whom he had often discussed politics The man
who is in doubt about the sounaness party opu
ions is the very material for missionary work since
in the lack ot ample reasons sapp7rt hin be becomes
loud and positive ana deaf 10 an reasoning.
There are Republicans who have become advocates If
extreme protective legislation through Democratic
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-14
If Croker Should be Dethroned.

Dispatches from New York say there prospect that
Richard Croker may be dethroned leader Of
We doubt that confirmation Of the would
be gladly welcomed by respectable people everywhere says
the Chicago TnesHerald. It would be regarded vic
tory for decency and sign Of the ultimate triumph
Of morality
But would it really be matter Of great consequence
people Of this country? Is it Tammany rather
than Croker personally that viii have abolished be-
fore New York hope before
soed garments? Croker could not be what he is If
not for Tammany It is possible that Tammany may de
scend greater depths iniquity Croker
would under the leadership Of better man. but Tamnany
viii never be led by good Tammany doesn't
be led where good leader would wish point the
When Tammany deposes Croker it viii not be because
Croker wicked but because he unsuccessful
Tammany viii not then select leader for MS virtues
Whether Tammany is led by Tweed Kelly Croker
object always the leader instru
ment Of its own making
When Croker is dethroned he will be succeeded by an
ADLER in his line if Tammany find That is all
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Along the Kansas Nile.

Mckinley carried 50 counties In KAN
sas Bryan p.
Governor John W. Leedy has gone in
70 the patent medicine business.
Mort AIbaugh denies that ne win man
age Bakers senatorial campaign.
Charles Curtis majority for congress
in the First district reached Is4S.
Both Burton and Baker win open up
headquarters at Topeka Immediately.
Topeka is again having trouble over
prohibition. The joints have Tapped open
again.
1t is believed that Kansas hard wheat
IS deteriorating, and Secretary Coburn
advises new seed
The state senator elected IN Leaven-
worth IS only twenty-five years old. His
name is Wulfeckuler.
The National Republican committee
gives Mrs. Lease large credit for help
ing carry Nebraska for Mckinley.
On the face Of the returns Wheatley
the Republican, is beaten for congress
in the Third district. lie may contest
The old soldiers vote at the Dodge city
home stacked NJ this way: Mckinley
81; Bryan, q; Stanley. 80: BreEdenthal. p
Lawrence Journal: The Bryan vote
slumped 1900 in Sedgrick county. That
was almost the same kind Of a thing
that Colorado did TO Bryan.
Next Saturday the Kansas University
football eleven plays-the Nebraska boys.
The Kansas BOYS are discouraged and
disorganized and viii probably lose.
The Topeka Capital which IS for Bur
ton, says that Burton in the legislature
has f0rty-dve votes, Baker forty four
and that the ether twenty are in the air.
The Pratt County Times. a weekly pa
per printed on Wednesday, had returns
from every township In lis county, com
plete. This was the quickest and best
work done by any paper IN kansas.
A good many people IN kansas believe
that Bryan viii eventually Wind up on
the stage and become such q great TRACE
dian that he viii look back on his po-
]iucal career as q mere incident IN his
life
las ! Travelled over kansas" said a
public speaker yesterday. 4 motto G one
thing which I believe carried Kansas for
Mckinley That was that the Du,t9n
houses cf 1910 ia Kansas towns were
better than the CcpslanGs " 7sss'
The Topeka Mal ana Breeze recently
gave prize % man for The best ea-
say On How 10 Make tha World Bet
ter There was no suEgre Goa in She
essay, either that iiftle move mud Be
added 70 the surface ~ we tern kan
sas
kansas in casting tai'ots g. getting r.
he the scratches sae in RE U1f n
Almost anybo1y is Ikey 10 lead the
tcket. and tnere ls no dead certainty
that everybody or the tcKet vf1 be-
elected because the head gets = large
vote.
when the Office Of uar=hal 81 cey
court waa created Governor rtrffr as
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-14
An Episode in Electricity.

Londons underground railroad Is be converted
steam electric system at cost OF $25.0OoOOO The
Of the road has called for bids for this great
electrical engineering contract from the electrical companies
all nations German, French and American firms are
bidding in competition with British concerns. And the
American are quite hopeful securing large
order, says the New World.
Sir William Preece, consulting engineer of the London
underground system says his company has hampered
the bidders with specifications Of any kind it
be rendered scheme for the best system of electric
traction which modern ingenuity is capable Of devisng"
Speaking Of the anticipated American competition, he
pnents this by saying ct is the pioneer Of all
that is good and great in electrical science and in the ap
pcation o it she is not be surpassed"
This recalls the that American contractors built the
London Central "tuppenny tube road Metropolitan
tunnel road in Paris Our Westinghouse company has
nearly completed electrical plant Manches-
ter which VIII employ 5000 and
company rapidly constructing another huge establish
ment Rugby.
British electrical firms will course grumbe II Amsr-
French firms get this big contract away them.
that the British nation least
inclined its well-seted commercial policy Of
buying whatever needs in whatever market it get the
most and the best money.
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arguments for trade are Democrats who
adopted through vehement speeches
Republicans in support gold standard Because
Of this tendency Of the human mind to resist oratorca
persuasion question whether political education and
progress depend the periodical rage Of discus
sion many people suppose Burke observed that as
many alterations in the policy character Of
government brought in the silent of
by tumut controversy Of public
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(From l. ChicaEo Tribune )

IFT0m nc LuICaN0 IIUUUe1
maria, 4" Gale out the anxious mother
of the family. "the clouds look terribly
threatening. I'm afraid we are going to
have a tornado. You'd better go and
wake your father"
I'D rather not" answered the eldest
daughter. IF I call him as early as
this thers'u be a tornado without any
sort Of doubt"
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fEsrcEn .he Esw YORK sarnaa8
Wae-Iusz seams 80 unzAppy sines .sr
marriage
Ekel-Ss wcndsrs Fsr aasha-1 e
g ps0r SPIRITED creature tsaE - agrees
wsth her tn eVe-gtalzE SEES Est d.
irE Scr sn1e ozs - oaaETsl Wllh
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onIte Ensllv Explained.
CFrDn the CHICAGO PostD

TEL0-H IlI1 .--7'--7s = = ~
''Wllie," she exclaimed, severely. why
did you 90 to the Jam Jar whlle I was
out28
BUT willie had taken his lesson from
DIahomet and the mountain.
Because the fam jar wouldn't come TO
me-" ne answered. promptly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-14

fFron tbe chicago In1sr-)csan)
Cferk-IVa been il year emnor fsr
many years. sr ard s. was marr.sl
yesterday Ia Hks al s1ereae - ug
s
Il aevbzrs-Rut. mr. dear St. ta
horse g. uot rasrun1bls llr accidents
happening 70 lrs eup eyes
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A Var able
(From Puck

Teacher-How many pounds 10 the long
ton2
Prsoocious PuplI-Two thousand two
hundred and forty.
Teacher-Ana how many to the shors
ton?
Precious Pupl-Depenas On The coal
dealer
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Few Rquipped Tor the WORK.
lFran ne chicago Post.J

= - ~ ~
Every man" quoted the thouehtfaI
one SIS the architect % rs swn fer
tunes
yes" returned the ohservant 5ae AM
the character II IRE strusures plt 20
shows ihat rev have taken TIE ezsarg
coarse ID arca lecture
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-14

The powers demand that the Chinese emperor abolish
Tsung Yamen The emperor should not hesitate lie
should grab and jump into the alphabet forthwith
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The Democrats might well make up their minds It
the Republicans going to do thngs-bund that
Nicaragua canal and pass the ship SUBSIDY biz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-14

The demand that China erect on the place he
dered statue of Ketteler is in some respects as
curious demand some Of those made by Ch-na.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-14

The fashionable bound
miserable The latest walking the Kangaroo shape"
which is like the old Grecian bend. only
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-14

Carotas diamonds come bobbing to the surface after
thirty-fve years forthwith police them
The police really Dc some narveIons thIngs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-14

For had his reputation turned Inside out in
weeks the Bully Boy Butler receiving lot
Of applause in London just now.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-14

professionalism has been eliminated from the Kansas
University football Club and the club pay FOR dry
shuczs.
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It night be good idea to put bin against the sui
isctor-the Oregon
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In Csirborn county Mississippi. Mckinley received
sixteen Which shows that Clarborn county.
Mississippi. is sun very mad.
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The intelligent element Of New York is getting read1
to try to overthrow TRmmany. Everybody hopes thel
may do it. but nobody believes they VIII
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A Narrow Escane.

Don't speak so loudly" said the
younger OF the two men.
The man with the gray hair and gray
face looked round anxiousiy. ST wasn't,
was I2''
Consider where we are. Don't whisper
either And if I might give a word OF
advice I shouldn't let myself get ex-
cited If I were you; it's not good for
you. You're trembling all over now.
Take pull at your glass, and your b.
all right Now, then"
The old man drank, and wiped his
mouth carefully with q colored handker-
chief It isn't evena2s If it had been
my fault" he said almost whimpering
Il was coming down the steps as he
was coming up He suddenly lurched on.
avoiding somebody else, and ran into
me Then he said Il. why the deuce
don't you look where you're Eoing2' he
said. Go 10 the devil you clumsy Tout"
he said That's twenty years service
Twenty years I've been their trusted ser
want and then to be spoke to like a dog.
Oh I shall never get over It,"
And that was when it first occurred
to you?"
THE first and only time. I'd got e2,To3.
gold and notes, IN my bag at the mo-
ment. Yes. I could have made him paw
dear for that insult. Suppose I hadn't
gone to Lombard street with the cash at
all. Suppose had just gone off some
where
'S-s-s-h.
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Paris claims her exposition success All the uest
~ The world hat proposition is Mlssourious-
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The world VIII come to realize again THAI the hard
est country earth out q peace Is America
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II Bryan were right you should now be trembling IN
II rni ftartsr1.
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Snnna6rihten.

Sn 9tr6iieft Rotbs Office lino Die
Sontrnfte Oerseben worOen fir ein ueues
SaditeinsebduOe, OnS Der Suiibmieo
BOedmann all Der @de 3. mO SAP Ctr.
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folgt
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mentnrbeiten, 2n Groiie SiOeunlt 60,
s95; 8immsrmnnuSorbeiten 3. Rodelt,
$3.50; 5uiammen $3,313.4S.
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9turS Solbat unb nj d t 9 Ii T.
ger? y9lnoere Ster6lide weroen in
ben meiIten 9dnoern I'M 2l. Sabre min.
big, unb oas Stimmredt befUmmen iis
i'm beutl6en &ei6e erit i'm 25. Sabre
10 i9reibt re9t trefenb Die 81. Stauts:
stg. 9lber Monar6eu unb Sbronfolser
merben IN ben meilten monarfiiber
9dnoern l6on i'm a6t5ebnte n
Sabre minbig. 9feift ibr @eritant
i6neller als Der BON anberen Menl6enf Z
Ober bebiirfen fie meniser Ser.
itano?
9estere Srase mare betreffs bes nun
als G6tSebuidbriser miinbis setuorbe.
men beutl9en uno preuBii6en &ronprins
sen libel ansebra6t. Dem aud nibi
gu ben SUfi6ran5en seb6rise funbise
Wtdnner uerii6ern, baB er elm Siin9lins
BON iiberuus seiunbem Seritanbe unb
BON groBem geiItisen @lei6seiuidt lei,
bas ibn pUr man9en @rcentricitdten Iei.
nes 10 auBerorbentli6 be9abten 8nters
betuabren peroe.
Die am lebten Spnnta9 70 ppmpbafi
sefeierte MiinbismerOuns Oes beutI9eu
unb preuBil9en 8ronprin5en 9ipfelte in
ieiner prunfpollen militdrii6en @ipes.
leiltung, pobei er, bic 9infe auf Die
Sabne Der 2eibeOmpa9nie oes eriter
@aroeresiments sele9t, Die Sdmurfin-
ger Der re6ten 6anb erbebenb, feierlif
selubte, Dem &aiier in alien militdrii9er
Sefeblen Sur 2anb unb sur See treu &C.
boriam Su ietn.
9as 9IGes iit gang in Der Orbnuns
Iber nod melt d Dner tudre es 9e.
peien, iuenn Die 6eier ni6t nur eineu
militdrii6eu, ionbern seraOe 10 gut eineu
b biir9erli6en ii gbarafter gebabt unr
Der fiinftise beutide &atler uno preubi:
l9e 8Dnis auBer Dem Ssnbneueio Der
@ib auf bic beutlde &e sperf I.
Jung unb auf bic preuBii6e Staats'
oerfaTurg abseio9t bdtte.
@r lit ia ni6t nur gum militdriIden
Ionoern aud Sum biirgerliden Ober.
baupte pber erlten 8enmten bes &eids
uno EreuBens beitimmt. llnb 9eutl9.
lamb lit ni6t nur elm Militdrrei9, baa
es bel leiner geu9rapbii6en Gage unb
unter ben sesebenen 8erbdltnilier ieir
muB, ionbern ss lit au9 Elm Serfai'
iungsreid, unb feline 3ufunft wiro ebenIr
gut bur9 biir9eritde Sretbei
uie bur6 trie9erii6e Stdrte
bebin9t.
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9ie' geninsaninabme,

Die in &nrSem eriol9en iuirb, 1T BON Der
grDBten @idti9teit fir Die Ser. .Staaien.
@s 1T onber luiini9enSwertb, ia Bfli6t
zines Seoen, ben Genlusnufnebmern in
jeoer Beiie bebilfli6 81 iein. 8eriUner,
wel6e 5ur ..3eit Der @eniusauinabme,
Oas 1T opm l. big gum 15. SUM, abwes
ieno iein weroeu, ipllteu bel 3eiten ibre
gtamen benz @eniusiuperuiIor einlenoen.
3ie @enlusauinebmer meroen in +, Uncle
Sans" gIuitra9 oiele 5raeen, bnrunter
redt uerfdn9libe itelen. Man brau6t
inoeB ui6t bic serinsite 9ln9It babeu.
Uncle Sam" uerItebt nibt nur @ebeims
niIie 81 eriOriden, iOnoern audi al be.
Wabren uno onb teiuer Der @enlusaui.
ncbmer aus Der S6ule plnuoert, baIiir
1T our6 Die nllerltrensIten 8eitimmuns
gen geIOr9t moroen. 9llIo nur ni6t
bunse iein, Der genIusmann tbut aeis
mem elm 2eio an.
Sn ben 8ereinigten Stndten fan6en
bereits Dor Der llnubbdnsigfeits. @rflas
ruu9 8Olfs5dblun9en ltatt, Die iebo6
natilrlid Iebr un9ennu iporen, ba ibnen
teine itatiItii6en @rbebuu9en, lonbern
nur nnseidbre Sddsuusen gu @ruuOe
lasen. Der erite Oiiicisle Genius uuroe
i'm Sabre 1890 aufgenommen uno ieits
benz baben aae 5ebn Sabre re9elmdBie
GOlts5dblungen itnitseiunoen. Die
eriten 3ablen, Die ilber bic gep6lfes
rungs5abl Der 8ereinigten Staaten Dor.
bnuoer iiuO, ltammen aus Dem Sabre
1878; oamalS beJiiierte ii6 Die 8eO6lte-
rung auf 100000 Seelen. 0as Fr9eb,
niB Oes erlteu oiiicielen Genius mar
100000 Seeleu unO Dor buubert Sab
rem, I'M Sabre 1900 betrue Die geo6ltes
rungsjabl 5,3OS,0O Seelen, mGbreno
iie 9eaenUdrtig aui runb rs, 900, 900 &c.
iddBt wirO, cine 8uunbme Don nnbesu
l3,00O,0O0 felt oem lebten Genius I'M
Sabre 1890.
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Ge9en bic Saditeiupiiditerlm9

iuurbe UlitiwOd, benz 9ase gum @inrei'
den BON OppOftiOnen, elm biesbeJhsl.
S6riittld nit einem Dubeno unter'
i6riiisH einssreidt, uno jpur Ourd Wc'
@onnea & ShwsiBer, bic gIbuOtaten Der
SppOnsnien. 5OlsenOe @riiuoe wnreu
fir bic Sppoiition nnseseben:
]. Tie betr. CrOinauj 1T nibt geieBIicb
nnb bnrum binidllig.
g. Eieelbe ipuroe nidt IN legaler Heiie
angenommen.
3. Ter Nrbeitsratb bat iein Reft gum
1eitieBen 6st QieBments Betrdge.
4. lie SBeBmeHts limo nidlt mad benz
Geiee auigrheut
B. Gle iino uugeredt uuo nidt i'm ribs
iigen gerbdltniB bereAnet uOroeu.
llnieridrieben iit9tie RemOnitrntiOn
Uon ioloenoen @runobeiibern: @eo.
2eislr & SBbne, Geo. 8eisler, 3eisIer
x 8urfboroi, Waibew Wprid, " s.
goiter, Ibos. y Benton & SObn, ".
Z. Bubcoti, ". y. gotter, s. & 3.
gQi6sl grs. so. s. q 3. Nitel, @us
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Seisen, oas ale 8eltmdrfte, mo- Sbr ibm
nod iuioeriteben fDunt, @u6 permutb'
lid tiinitis gu ieinem gurtbeil peridlOi.
fen Iein fperben 9eutI6lano bat ices
lenrnbis idaffen t6nneu, wdbrenb Sbr
Sud mad Der peiluns @urer &riess'
punben ;anftet, es bat llnternebmunsen
polIenbet, Die Sbr taum ansuoeuten be-
sinnt, es bat feline 8reiie beibebalten,
mdbrenb Sbr Cure Greiie uerbUppelt,
10 baB Die @eltausitelluns 1900
9eut1dlanbs Rubm itatt oes
@urieen tpeibeu unb 9eutidlanb be=
rei6ern, itutt @uren 9tiebersuns Der.
binoern wirb. @esbalb ipllen Die
9eutlden iid bieien Summer in 8aris
ni6t unterbalten?"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-05-11

Gin Staotipalb. 8runstuid,
Mtaine, elm 8lab BON etiua 1000 @ius
ipobuern, lit ipabrideinlid bic erite @es
meinbe in ben Gereinisten Staaten,
ipelhe einen Stabtipalb einSuridten ses
bentt. 8ie Stabt beiist elm Stitd 2ano
BON loco Qeres @rDBe, aif benz einmal
&iefern itanben, bas ieit Sabren jebod
benz 5euer uno ben Seioelbeeren iiber.
laiIen .ooroeu mar. Ser GtabtraiD be-
IdloB, Die 2anbfdbe nit &eibtiefern Sll
beitelen nnb mari Su bieiem 3wed 800
aus, lpomit ein 8HanSsurten einserittet
lperben ipiro. Saben Die jun9en Ste
fern bic seeisnete @r6se errei6t, 10 iuers
ben iie in &eiben sepilanSt uno fDnnen
bann Ii6 Ielbit iiberlaiien iueroen. Sas
9anb beiibt ausenblidli9 gar teinen
@ertb unb miro, iuenn Der neue Hlan
bur6gefibrt pirb, Der Stuot ni6t nur
gum S6mud, ipnberu aud gum SOrs
tbeil gerei1en. Staotmdloer 9eb6ren in
9euti6lanb su ben ulltdsliden gri6eis
nunsen uno brin9en Der Staot meiIt be-
beutenoe Summen elm.