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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-13
Pleased with a rattle,
Tickled with a straw.
Free Rum and Taxed Bread for Porto
Rico.

Free Rum and Taxed Bread for Porto
Rico.
The Porto Rico tariff bill infamy
passed the senate on April 3, by a mar
row majority of votes, and now, accord
ling to Senator Davis, the Porto Ricans
are assured Of Stree rum and taxed
bread"
The victory was not overwhelming,
but it was enough to demonstrate that
the government Of the nation and the
welfare Of its people are at the mercy
Of the trusts. 1t was victory for the
sugar and tobacco trusts, a vindication
of Mark Hanna, the trust leader, the
elimination of the reign Of corruption
and the apotheosis of the money power.
1t stamps the seal of utter incompe-
teuoy upon the Mckinley administra-
ton and betrays the untrustworthi-
ness Of the republican party.
1t was amusing to hear Depew,
Spooner, CuIIOm and others charge
the trusts with seeking to defeat the
bill and secure free trade. All the
more amusing when everybody knows
that the only lobby in Washington
since the Porto Rican matter came up
was headed by Henry Oxnard Of the
sugar trust, who fought for the tariff
bill, and even Influenced the president
himself to abandon his conscientious
convictions of plain duty.
The reckoning must now be made
with the people They will see the
specter Of betrayal stalk among them
as q warning against their own betray-
al. IF the republican party will betray
the poor Porto Ricans and override
the constitution itself at the command
Of the trusts, the inference is plain,
they will betrsy the American people.
Indeed, they have already betrayed
them.
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APRIL AND APRIL's MAID.

You mock orr hopes with your careless smile
Now you sigh. and then you beguile
All our hearts with pleading tear.
All hopes and entreaties you laugh and ieer-
Then you sOOth rs with many a smile
Wsywardest month Of the wayward year,
You mock our hopes with your careless smile
Queen Of Caprices, blithesOme and dear,
You fair maiden. our hearts beguile,
Now with tear, and now with a smile
Like AprlIs self, now stormy, now clear.
WayWardest month Of the Vayward year,
You mock our hopes with your careless smile
Louise Chandler MOulton.
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A New Flag.

For several afternoons the students
of the high school have decked them
selves with the high school colors of
blue and white, expecting a beYy of
ladies' Of the Womsn's Relief Corps to
present a new flag to the school But
the recent bad weather always stood
between the ladies' purpose and its &C
complishment until Wednesday, when
their appearance with a fine so flag
before the scholars excited a hearty
applause.
The pupils OF the various depart
ments were then assembled in the high
sch DOL room. Patriotic songs were sung
by the school Mrs. William Walker,
in a few fitting remarks, made the
presentation. to which Prof. J. a Gwin
responded. At the close Of the exer-
cises, the rest OF the afternoon was
given up to the scholars, who imme-
distely flung their cherished emblem
to the breeze amid a storm Of greeting.
When one cOntemplstes the history
Of his country, the United States flag
means much, but let every ole in whose
breast burns the FIRE Of patriotism, re-
member the traditional Specification Of
its colors, and keep it sacred: Red
stands for valOr; white, for purity; and
blue, for justice.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-13
CHILDREN RERrrkE nr,Krsr.Er-


Thank the Lord, love of liberty and
the American spirit is not dead despite
the tory administration Of William
Mckinley. Webster Davis spoke to a
crowded auditorium in Washington
Saturday night and aroused immense
enthusiasm for the BOer cause. Mon
day night he spoke in the Academy of
Music at Philadelphia to the School
Boys PFO-BOer rally. 1t was a perfect
jam AT this meeting, a message sign
ed by 1900 school boys was sent to
President Kruger, by the hands of
James T. Smith, a 16-year-old messen-
ger boy, who VIII be accompanied by
three bigh-schoOl boys.
They left New York Wednesday on
the steamer st. Louis, and before
reaching Southampton they viii be
taken by a French tender and landed
at HaETe, France, to avoid information
81 complications, and from there viii
proceed direct to Pretoria to hand the
message personally, to President Kru-
ger This incident Is Of immense i'm
Eortance. It brings to mind the Cos
Pes story Of the children in the temple
singing hosannas to the Prince Of
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-13

little miserable seaport on the east
coast your uncle had, what nearly every
successful man has nowadays poor
relation. 1t came to his knowledge
that this poor relation had died and
left a daughter This was quite enough
for your uncle. And he made a requi-
site condition that you marry her. The
lady's name is"
"Stop!" With his face expressing all
the bitterness he felt, the young man
rose.
Footsteps had been coming nearer
every moment, and involuntarily Meals
face turned to the door. The clerk
came first, then the lawyer, with old
fashioned courtesy, came forward to
intercept the visitor.
"Miss Kate Perry" he said, "and
this, my dear young lady, is George
Neal" All the blood that was in
Meals body rushed to his face. He
stood grasping at the back Of his chair
unable to utter a word. Then the lit
tie hand that the lawyer held, started
trembling so violently that it attracted
Mr.. Furness' attention, and he hastily
led her to a chair. SIS it possible" he
said, shat my introduction comes a
trife late. Am I wrong in this sur
mise?"
81, "stammered Kate. "Mr. Smith, >"
then she stopped blushing deeply.
At last George Meals tongue was IN
tied and he fastened to the rescue.
81 have met this young lady before"
he said, "under very singular eireum-
stances; We now meet under circUm-
stances stranger still An explanation
is due to her, and if you will give
little time to explain"
Certainly, certainly" said Mr.. Fur
ness, rubbing his hands. take all the
time you require. 1 am quite content
to let Cupid take my place as mediator
and with beaming face be bowed him
self out.
When If seemed to the despairing
clerk that the best part Of the day had
gone Mr.. Furness went back TO his
strangely met visitors
May hope" ne SAID gently -Cnat
the explanation has not been a tire
some One?"
@No," said George, with glowing
face. 'To me it hasn't. Ihave offered
my dear Kate the property without in
cumbrsnee- But she has refused to &C
cept it on any such terms. What are
We to do?"
MY advice" said the old lawyer, sis
to 60 into partnership. And If the
wishes Of a dry bit Of legal parchment,
who had a love dream once, can follow
you far, they wiz repeat good luck and
much happiness."-Chieago Record.
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Fortisth District Nominees.

The republicans Of the FOrtieth Kan
sas state senatorial district held their
convention at Smith Centre Tuesday
and nominated E. V. Peterson Of Norton
county.
The democrats and pOpulists Of the
same district were in convention at
Norton on Tuesday also and fused on
N B. Mccormick, Of PhilIipsburg, as
their candidate.
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Queen VictOria's visit to Ireland and
her desire to have her latest grandson
named Patrick would indicate that the
old lady had kissed the Blarney stone
and that the vaccination had worked.
About the commencement Of the
thirteenth century the English tried to
cOnqner Wales but failed. Finally the
royal family visited Wales and their
first born saw the light Of day on
Welsh soil. The Welsh claimed him
and so ever afterward the oldest son
Of the English royal family has been
Prince Of Wales. It is too late at this
time for Victoria to play like ruse on
the Irish, but it might be that a certain
grandson could become Prince Patrick
Of Ireland. 1t might please the Irish
and wouldn't hurt the boy a bit. Men
and women are only grOwn-up children
and all are,
PLEASED with a. rattle,
TickIed with a straw
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Maud Come hit the nail on the head
when she said that Queen Victoria is
Famine Queen" How many times
have Americans assisted famine suf-
ferers In the queens dominiOng Now
England Is spending millions to subju-
gate the Beers while a famine In India
is carrying off hundreds of thousands,
and the principal relief comes from
America
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-13

If you would like to 60 into the
harem business and own a few slaves
apply for a passport to the SuIu islands.
There IS no corner on the market and
fine openings are presented for invest
ment. You might get employment and
a salary from Uncle Sam and be as well
fixed as any Of them. 1t is the only
place for a young American to expand.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-13

Keep away from the Philippines, /"
its no place for a poor man. Even dis
charged soldiers are advised officially
to re-enlist or 60 home. This is Nc
Kinley Imperialism and very encourag-
ing to ambitious young men to cOlonize
in our new insular possessions. There
are mountains Of silver, coal, gold, etc,
but it is reserved for the syndicates.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-13

Mexico is engaged practically in a
war Of determination on the Yaquis,
the United States on the FIipinos, and
Great Britain on the Beers, all on &C
count Of Satanic greed. Talk about
Christian civilization! There is no
such thing on the face of the earth
it is heathenish.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-13

The Hanna-McKinley campaign fund
now fOOts up the neat little sum of
$4,000, contributed by the trusts, as
a starter The fund will grow like
the schOOIboy's SNOWFALL in a time of
thaw.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-13

Millionaire Clark, of Montana, viii
not be allowed a seat in the United
States senate. The committee on the
case have reported unanimously in
favor Of declaring the seat vacant. He
is no worse than Mark Hanna. But
his work was too coarse.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-13

Even the most vigorous and hearty
people have at times a feeling Of Weari-
ness and lassitude. To dispel this feel
ing take Herbine; it viii impart vigOr
and vitality. Price Soc, ". Ennis
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-13

If Taylor is proven guilty Of com
plicity in the assassination Of Goebel,
how about McKinIey's recognition of
an assassin as governor Of Kentucky?
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-13

Republican papers have. been forced
to 60 to Mexico to find praise for Nc
Kinley. Such an administration is not
wanted by the American people.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-13

Keep away from Porto Rico, unless
nate or a government appOintee.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-13

murder viii out is an old and tru,
saying, as appears in the unfolding o
the plot that assassinated GOebeI.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-13

Keep away from Cuba" Is the Off
cial warning. There Is no room there
for anyone but a capitalist"
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-13

keep away from Hawaii" unless
you are a cOOIie IabOrer or a monied
man. The average American citizen
couldn't even vote in Hawaii.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-13

For boys fine and work shoes We are
three times better prepared than ever
before. Quite q few special lines TO
Shove. a.. Millisaok.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-13

It won't be Dewey and Bryan, but it
might be Bryan and Dewey.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-13

Be sure to attend the special offer
Ing sale for 90 days. st bliilisaek's.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-13

= - one - &c d0naE.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-15
Gin bsmofratii9er Mbseoroneter iibe,
bic beborfebenbe Nationalmabl.

Serr Sobn Sacob aenb. wel@er
ben smolften 8esirt pon Ohio i'm
gonsreb uertritt, bat Dor benz bemo'
tratil9en Nationalsg omite cine furse
aber %peritdnbise unb wirflame Nn=
ipra9e sebalten. gr ma@te sund9it
barauf aufmerfiam, baB bic &epubli=
taner in Der lesten Yrdiibentenmabl
BEN einsemanberten Stimmsebern unb
namentli9 BEN Oeuti9en ~belonbere
Mufmerfiamteit sei@entt batten, wab=
renb uon bemotratiider Seite faIt gar
ni9ts seldab, Sas 8otum berieuisen
Burger gu sewinnen, wel@e 3eitun=
gen leIen, bic ni@t In enslil9er Spra=
DE sebrudt iinb. Serr aens sins
bann auf bic beuti9en 3eitunsen iber,
beren IS In ben Ser. Staaten etma
$40 siebt. 8iele Der lesteren ieien
tleine 8ldtter nit etli9en bunbert Sc
fern, bic iammt ginrt6tuns unb Mbon=
nentens0iIten fur meniser ais tauienb
Dollars gu taufen ieien. Oie &ez
publifaner wirben in Ser nd9iten
8abl bic rei9en @elbmittel, mel@e
Die Sruits ibnen CUR 8erfisuns ftel=
len, gang semiB gum Mntauf aler bers
ienisen Bldtter permenben. beren Po=
litit iie ni9t a%nbermeitis beeinFufen
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q, nenuR bx liebe &iuber beia!

8, uennf bu liebe Rinber bein,
Rsmm' ibnen freunbli6 itets entSeSeu,
nnb iebes 0prt ipu 2iebe lein,
Oenn Rinber Iinb bes Simmels Se9en.
Sin bersie @ort, ein SGnbeorId,
Gin QGdeln wirb iie mebr besliiden.
Ills ou nit ir9enb pelfem S9mild
sic faunit fir furSe 3elt entSliden.
9ieet Dir elm @runb Sur Sla9e Dor
90 Itrai ni6t bart, periu6's NIT Utlloe,
Damn nimm oein Gino nno 9eb porSS9o
gus beit're lonni9e @ellloe.
Dort in Der irieoli6en Natlrr
gSirit ou Die rebten @orte ttnoen,
anb ldueu pirb au6 Die leete Spur
Bon oeinem Corn poriiberl9wlnoen.
aub liest bein Sinh in iiiBer Stub,
Sritt an iein Sett uno l6lteB bic Sanoe.
uub ipri6 ein frpmm @ebet oaSu,
Sas iib oas Slid ni6t pon ibm wenoe.
gel Dir aud pieleS l6or perblaBt,
sSie ou DOR @ott bait binsutreten,
ga, renn bus ielbit perseilen bait,
Sir beine Sinber lernlt on beten.
Drum, nennit bu liebe Siuber oein,
90 bsrse lie unb laB lie ntmmer,
luo ieoeS Wort Iou Siebe leln
Snr ale 3eit, fir belt ino immer.
Der bolbe Sraum Der Sn9eno;eit,
gr miro burb's 9ebeu ie 9eleiten,
S6st lie OH man6em ab9runo melt
nuo ;ielbewuBt uoriiberlbreiten.
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rpel@e grboluns ,nb @ube fu6en
|bilben. i3wanSis MiQionen Menf&ex
tonnen bic gesenb in "a oser -
Stunben erreiden. Die 9ourife.
rperben benz Staat cine ginuabue
perl6afen, neben Der Der @ertk bes
Hanoes unb 8albes suriidtritt. eli
rparben ben Stdbten unb D6rfern.
uel6e IN BET &esion liesen nxS
entItebea rperben, cine bleibenSs
Proipsritdt ueridaifen an Stene ber
unlt9eran Griitcns, pel6e Ser 6oIs.
banoel beute ms 9eben ruff unb NOR
gen etnem l%ansiamen Gobe iberld6t
Ote grbaltuns Der Soriten lift f1r
bag gauge Wihiiiippitbal pom aus.
l4lassebenber @i9tisteit, benn In
ibrear 8oben rubt ber natirliae
S9wamm, wel9er ben .@aHerHat
Der Sueuen bes sroBen Stromes q.
sulirt unb bic gteisuns gu ueberEn.
tbunsen aufbebt. @ira ppeuiren be-.
balb an Sas 9olf pom. Minne5ota,
sur9 ibre Gb~seorbneten unb Senots.
rem TN SonsreB iofort unb eneraiS6
gu 9uniten Der Oebifation bes Mixs
neiata=0 atisnalparfes gu fpre@em.
cine Wirtuns gu ersielea, mnt
lofort 9ebanbelt rperben. 0ie Stims
me bes goltes iolIte ii9 in aidt mfr
suueritebenber Weiie b0ren laKen.-
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l1ebri9ens bdtten mir quite

t6nnten. 1lebrisens bdtten mir quite
Nuslidt, in bielem Sabre utel nlebr
beutId=amerifanii9e Stimmen fir bic
bemotratilde Yartei gu seminnen, ala
por pier Subren. Sn Der Ybilippi:
nensSrase ieien Die meiiten Deutl6=
Nmerifaner auf uni.rer Seite; iie
wdren aud @esner bes Smperialisz
mus, bes M%ilitarismus, bes angel
id@liiden 8inbniB S9winbels, BET
Gruit=8 esanitisuns unb Ser Mc&in=
lep'i@en POlitit NIT Sesus auf ben
&ries smii@en @robbritannien uno
Ben beiben iibafritaniiden &epubliz
fen. sSn al bieien Srasen ieien bic
Burger beuti6er Ibtunft Der bemotra=
tii6en Eartei s~useneist, unb es banbs
lie lt6 nur barum, benielben bu13 &C.
eisnete Nsitation bic Steauns ber
&epublifaner unb Der Oemofraten
tlar gu MAIDEN. Inn iie gang gu sewin.
men. Otele flare Oarlesuns Der tbat=
id@li6en Serbdltniiie pom Seiten bes
Serrn 2ens uno beiien entl9ieOenes
Seiteben auf einen t~batfrdftisen @ablz
tampf unter ben einsewanoerten Sirz
germ bat bel Ben republtfanil6en Yar=
~teifabrern unliebiames Mufieben err
rest. Ste fir@ten, baB Der &atb
bes Oeutl@=N Entertainers bel ben Oe:
mofraten Sea@tuns finben uno bieien
cine Wense Sttmmen sufibren mirO,
wel6e 1896 fir Wcainlep a~bsesebeu
muroen. Oie republifanii9en Yar=
teifabrer iinb bemsufolse beauftrasi
morben, 9errn 0ens BEL ben beutid'
amerifanil4en a3eitunsen bur6 Die
Sebauptuns an5ui@mdrSen, man t0n'
ne bic unteritisuns Der meiiten 8ldt.
ter fur weniser als taulenb Dollars
faufen.
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mc&inIeD nnb &arrifpn.

&epublifanilde nub bemotratil9e
3eitunsen mimmeln uon Depelden,
bic ben friberen Yrditoenten Der Ser
einisten Staaten, 8eniamin 9arri'
ion, gum @esenftanbe baben. Oers
ielbe io0 i'm &reiie ieiner Sreunbe 81
Snbianapelis mieberbolt unb na9=
bridli@ ertldrt baben, baB er bic Yo=
litit Der sesenmdrtisen Administration
binii9tli9 Porto &ico's ni9t biltse.
@enn bic 8emobner Der senannten
Sniel unter bic Surisbittion Der Ser.
einisten Staaten seiteut mirben, 10
bdtten fie aud Elm &e@t auf freieu
9anbel NIT ben gtnmobneru Der ibrt
gen Gbeile unlerer Union. Die iinsil
pom &eprdientantenbauie auf 0eran'
laiiuns Wcainleps ansenommens
Porto &icO=8ia rpiberftreite alio un=
ierer Bunbesuerfaiiuns unb i@affe ei:
men b6@it sefdbrli@en Yrdceben3faQ.
Nu9 bic ibertriebene Sreunbi@aft I'M
ieres Prdiibeuten fur @roBbritannien
miBfdat benz rpaderen @eneral Sar.
riion bur@aus. @s iei basu ni@t bic
serinsite 8eranlaiiuns. SIM @esen:
tbeil miiie bic freibeitsm0rberii@e
Politit bes enslil9en &abinets ben
iabafrifanii@en Buren, %seseniber bic
gntri flung iebes wabren @meritaners
beruorrufen.
Nnseiebene republitanii6e Bldtte,
steben aus bieien @rtldrunsen BEN al
lerbinss nabeliesenben S9luB, bab
benjamin 9arriion elm Nuse auf bic
republitanii6e Domination fur bas
Mmt bes Yrdiibenten Der 0ereinisteu
Staten semorfen babe. Oas mag
ii9 nun mobl 10 uerDalten. Cine
gang anbere S.ase aber lit, Oh @e=
neral Sarriion bic seminl6te Nomi'
nation in benz republitaniiden Sea:
tional : gonuente betommen miro.
Wir slauben, aufri@tis %Seltanben,
baB ba3u muir serinse Iusiidt lit.
Oenn bic rationale republifanii9e Wa'
i9ine itebt unter Der @ontroQe Der
Wdnner, wel@e baS @elo liefern.
Ntart Sanna aber mirb nidt 10 elm.
|faltis iein, ii@ anitatt ieines seboria:
men @ertseuss, Mcainlep, eineu
Mann unabbsnsiseu gbaratters ME
benjamin 9arriion auibrdnsen 81
laiien. Oenno9 ~uerfo(sen mir biz
9arriion : 8epesuns innerbalb ber
republifanii@en Partei nit sroBem
Sntereiie. Oenn enti@ieoene @esne,
bes Smperialismus, bic ii@ iebt an
benz mdnnliden Muftreten uniered
friberen Yrdiibenten erfreuen, n,6seu
in bitterer gnttduiduns bel Der BE.
beporitebenben Nationalmabl BEN
Stimmtaiten ferne bleiben, ruenr be,
republitaniie National @onuent li@ 81
@unften Mc&tnlep's unb bes purd
benielben pertretenen funfelaaselneueu
lS9ltems ertlart bat.
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SelbH9efHbl.

User ri6ts aus ii9 ielbit madt, aus
benz mirb au9 nidts sema9t." Oas
lit freili9 wabr, unb man9er Grwa9z
Iene minIdt wobl iebnli6it, man bdt=
tie ibn in ieiner Suseno better selebrt,
etmas mebr aus ii6 gu MAIDEN, NIT
anberen @orten: bas Selbfseflbl,
bas SemuBtlein bes eisenen @ertbes
wdre nit ibm sroB s%eworben. aber
ba merben bic &inber in man9en So
milien fait sur itlauiiden nntermar=
fisfeit ersosen, ieber ielbfitdnoise
8iue wirb unteroridt, cine eisene
Meinuns birfen iie a~berbaupt ni9t
baben. Die &inber fommen gu tet-
mem gertranen 81 iid ielblt, tie l9eu=
en- iid aud in Ser S6ule frant unb
fret su lpre6en, menn Tie wirtli3 et=
mas milien, tie weroen perlessn, tanz
gen an gu i~tottern unb perbsn fur
hummer oSer TRIGGER sebalten, ais lie
wirtli6 iino. sd babe iol6e Sur9t,
wenn id etpas iasen iou" ober ri6
far9te, i9 f6nnte etwas Sall6es Ia
GEN." bas iinb hann l9liebli9 bic un=
ter Sbrdnen beruorsebra9ten entz
idulbisunsen Der S9iler. Sa feblt
nur 8ertrauen gu ii6 ielbit, bas mo-
tbiss Selbitsefibl, unb Sieies fam
ni9t alein bic S9ule, bas muB bic
bdusli9e Grsisbuns biloen. WarSsn
lid bod nur bic GrSieber tlar MAIDEN,
wel6en S6ab iie ibren 3Oslinsen in
einem riatis seleitetsn Selbitseiabl
auf BEN 2ebenswes mitseben! Oas
9ertrauen in bic eisene araft, bic
a6tuns, wel6e baraus fir iie ielbit
be%rporsebt, bic eiebe CUR nnabbansis=
feit DO, bem @iaen Mnberer 1T ibnen
elm @porn gum gor,pdrtstommen, gum
gmporltreben in Der Welt. Ia9 per=
leibt Elm semiHss Selbfsefabl Elm
ii9eres auftreten I'M seieuisen Ier=
tebr, cine ansenebme unseswunsen=
belt, bic ieben @ait lieb unb germ ses
Ieben ma9t. t
SIT aber bas Selbitsefabl BON ie=
Der in benz &inbe unterbridt worben,
70 mirb babur9 bas Sertrauen In ieis
ne eisene &raft untersraben, unb btes
Ies Wibtrauen ldbmt iein 1lrtbeil, be-
einfubt iein 9anbeln, raubt bas 8er'
snisen bes selelisen Serfebrs. Wan
beeeanet 1olden Nrn1et, leiber muir gu
oft i'm 2eben. sic baben etwas nns
termirfises, Oemitbises in ibremW ez
fen, lddeln msbl, ruenn anbere etmas
ersdblen, baben aber feine eisene
Weinuns unb itimmen berienisen ber
anberen freunbli6 BEL. sic fonnep
ii9 au9 idmer gu ielbttanoisem 9an=
beln enti@lieben, obwObl ibre Sdbtss
teiten ba3u ausrei@en-aber tie trauz
en- ii9 ni9t senus gu - manselnbes
Selbitsefibl! gu piet Selbtsefabl
lift freili9 aud nidt gut, benin Der
Menid neist bann gum 9odmutb, err
bebt iid iiber ieinessleiden, lit einse=
bilbet uno berri@ia@tis. Die Grz
siebuns muB bieie Selbitadtuns in
ri9tise 8abnen l~enfen, NO gu uiel, 3.
h. ba, NO iie gbarafterfebler beruorz
ruff, einen Damn entsesenieten unb
ba, no iie feblt, aniporneno, eifernb
mirfen, bamit Elm i30nes @lei9maB
erjielt mirb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-15

= 5000 Sabre baben mir auf ben
srObten Suibiabrsiesem, Der ie sebs.
ten ,uurbe, separtet. Gr per6oppetf
Cure Sreuben unb tbeilt Cure 2eiSen.
Oas 1T mas &odp Mountain Gbee
fertis brinst. 35cts. Srast eurea
Mpotbfer Martiu Wolitor.