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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-19
Ner9i6meinntbt!

,Snsibmsinnidt!"-Sd reids bisies SIim.
Or Renidseit bin, uOn Der es wirO uer=
gebrauden fSnnen's ole talten Ser;en.-
gs blibe idou uno fril6 in Staot uno Sauo !
Warnm oenn INNER lem 10 bart Iple Gllen,
90 iremo. ais femme Seiner ieine Sltlbtf
Sdblt @iien labt ii9 felt Suiammenlbpeis
Sc padis berrlid bas rSersiBmeinni6t!'
.SersiBmeinni9t!" - GS ,panSeln int Der
cine
81, Stsrne bin am bobeu Simmelsielt;
Sersini9t flieBen Strome III Ole uteere
stui mi rer l6Gnen. groBen weiten @elt;
Ole toi9en Ohm Gntfremoiln9 elner Gids
GtnisIbsn @es, sum Sisl, ~ie's SOnnsn=
9eb't bod uibt preiS Der sdn;ii8en Sernid:
tun9
Sas eble Slimlein, Sas rSersiBmeinni6t- !
.Ser9iBmsiunibt"! - 90 bauben piels
Screen
Veg uou Der Seimatb, in benz iremoen 9anb.
aueiR ;l iteben, brinst oft tieie SbmerSen 4;
Oas 1T ben arlneu nut alein betaInt.
Wie lhon, menn Ser;en ineiuanoer lblagen
unb ltrableno SlGnSt baS inn,r re Sein i'm
9iht!
ga tommt sin 6riiblins nab ben &intertas
gen
lno fr.uuSIi6 wddit oann bas -SersiB:
meinni6t"i
.Seordnsts uuo Serlaii'ne sibt ss plele,
sir Die limb ale Ssr;en talt uno leer.
llno Gag uno RI BIT erlplrteu Il. Srloiun3.
So5 tommt sur &ettuns ne elm Gnsel her.
Ger Wsnl9en Ser;en iino ple ein9emal'
ert.-
,Ssre.iiemi5"!- Sas mi Pit aui bartem
Stelu.-
.Ssr9ismsinuibt" - bas liebet bin IS
trIlert.
g5, itsrbsu mus Der Meni6 fir iid alein!-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-19
ct. GlOuo, WQinneiota, Donner1as ben 10. Npril, 1900.

ossn. iest Bryan Wc2inlep uoriie
ben. Sbatiahe lit aud. oaB, mas
Sttenoorier iast. I'M AuSemeinen nit
ben Nusluiiunaen Der ,epn oeutie;
amerifaniiden Heoatteule iiberein=
itImmt, wsl1e tir,lih in Gb'caao
'e,lammel waren, uno ais beralbens
bes &ommittee oes oeulihen Neuarte
ments bes oemotratideh Hational=
YreB Bureaus ernaunt wurpen. llus
ter ienen Heoaftsuren befanoen lid
io9ar pier. url9e Srpan 1895 be-
tdmpiten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-19

s~riinoun9 Der frie9sfeinbliden Sal:
tnus Der uuterieid re,en, in Der aui
Die uerieblte Ourdiab,uns Der Ser=
b%auclunSen mi: Srarspaal por Nus
brud ees 3,ieSes. aui Die Gnlitsuuu
gen Der Sahlase IN Der enstiitsn uno
liioafritauiiden Ersiie ano ialieBlid
aut Die sswaltiame Sdirlns res
8anenbaiies sIuilden Briien uuo
8olIdnoern in Sioai,ita b~insemieisn
miro. Am S4luiis oes AuiruFes belBt
es: !.
r@ir wiriaen bic batbise 8eenbi:
suns oes 8rieses. @ir uettansen,
oaB bic Jtesie,uh9 elmer sSseltmadt
miiroiS banoelt. Die smei tleinrn
Slaatsn Die ub~erleSenbeil ib,etS trelt
trdrle beruieisn bat. Sic iOl pie erits
Welssenbelt, welde iih ersifbt. be
nueen, I'm oas yano wiiien sui lullen.
oaB lie S,ieoensbeoinsnnseiE itelIen
Nib, Die ein Solf, oas iid alb tdpisr
uno siIellldtiS auf ielne uaabbdn-
9iStnt erWlelen bar, aunebmsllta A..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-19

~" N~S'N" S'"'s 0s'St"p wv 1tuu
tras bier FlaB finben mo ger. Ser,
Oauis beSann nit elmer vobrebe oil
bic eolen uns freibeitsliebenoen yu
ZEN, lura6 Don ben uriadsn. Die A
Dem &rteSe fiibrten uno eltld,te, bal
oe,islbe ben buren, Don Der briiiIder
Re9ieruns aufse,uunsen muroe Yrd,
itrent &riiser babe Aues setban, uas
er tbun tonnte, UNI ben &i su Der,
meioen.
Serr Sauts iaate. BOP ale aus
brltllher Suslle %fommenoen Yeridt,
iiber ben WtlBbraH9 Der weifen Nlaa:
ae eiloSen iuaren AT Dem 3mff., in
Gn9lanb lowobl ols in anoeren ciui:
llirtsn yance,n Stimmuns 9esen Die
Suren 81 MAIDEN. @soer er ielbit,
noh elmer Der f. 90 sefansenen Nri=
ten IN Pretoria bdtten auh nur einen
Sall uou ioldem M,Bbrau6 seIehen.
@obl aber bdlten Die Hriten bic ueiBe
Slasse iouobl OILS oas 8enfer 8reu,
m,Bb,uuht. Gr ielbit lei in mebre.
rem Sdaen N~uaenseuse oauou 9erpelen.
Hui Dem SPion 3op idb er pie elm
iunaer Sur, nidt otter als II ,tub,e,
all einems us%rlpun,eteu Srileu uorbei
1tng, Der ibn I'M einen Cunt 9Sdiier
bat. Nls Der Nur niece,fniste, I'M
ben 9Sunlh 81 e,fiIleu mdroe ibm poa
Dem Srlten ras Haionett in ole Serte
aeitcBen. Ger iunse Mann ita,b.
mdhreno Der meinence 6err Tapis ne
ben ibm tniete. Sin anc,r;r Sau:
&dbreno Der Sd(aht bel Ouuote ent=
liano cine Fdule. oa man auf Der Nu=
,~enielte ELL @sidbrt mt elmer meiEen
Nlagle beranfommen lab. 9tod e,lpa
900 Darrs enlie,nt, brehe iih ols
WtIdbrt NIB ,ei9te eln peritedtes
Mar M ,Wslhie. oas bsinobe Elm
Supeno Nuren idate. Die Hiaase
wuroe erbeutet. uno l!osrr Oapis lab
lie lelbit. Sic bot sinen tlsinen i6mar=
sen Sirsiien in Der Miite, Der aber
aus Der Gnifernun9 nidt iihibar lit.
lleber ON 8ampf am Spion Rep
erSdalts Ser. Sauis: Ills Der &i
beSaun. iab i1 einsn tieii Ell Bur mt
elmer flsineu SurenHlsse oabinitir
men. &urs oa,auf fisl er uno erbob
lid ni9t mebr. Tann raif.e Elm al
ter we,BbaariSer Ssteran oaS Nan=
ner auf uno, baiitlbe i1uentenb. fsu.
erte er ieine &ameraoen gum %ororin
se' oil. Floplid iant er oetroHsn
81 eooen, aber he bic feline Elasse
ben Sooen beriibrte. itiir;te cit bar
fiiBiSer Sunse, ridt dlter als ID
,iabre, Der III Aoemosdrmsln 9etdmpit
bate. wie ein Fanlber CUR Stel
rib Die Slasse aus Den 6dncen isinss
@,oBraters. ltpanS lie bod emuor
mo pran9 uor. Plus ben Feblen Der
Suren orana elm Tul ruie Oounerhal;
mil erneueltem Wutb madten lie ei
men Nnanft. uno Der Slaase iolseuo,
e,9oiien lie lid Wie cine Famine iiber
Die z 1an;en Ter %riteE uno Der Spiom
&op mar aenommen. S6redlid mar
bic Scsue auf benz Spiou 4op nub
Der Sdlaht, eridblte Serr Oauls
weiler. Die Bitten lasen III 0auIcn
umbsr. Die Sriisn liz BEN i'll ben
meiiten ,SdlIen ibre Sooteu siniuh lie
gen mo iibe,lWBcn nus Eeiiatlen Der.
lclnen Den Slren. ruao nieS limo ole
ysate, mel1s Die Srlten @lloe nell=
neu."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-19
&c @eltausfellung. Der ssol, DC,
BARRIER. bal begonaea.

8ei be,rlibltem Sonnenibsin. un=
ter Dem Bonner Der @titipe ino ae=
malll9em Snbl Der nod Salsitnceu
i%dblenorn .3ui6auermense. lif Gam
TIA Die Farlier &eltdusltsllaus pon
Frdlicent youb,t e,0iaet ipo,otn.
Farle bate ;ur ,Seisroes heb!eli Greia:
mllss itiu ih0nites ,Ssittlslo an9elsal
aus allen ,Senitern uno uon allenI0Ie
brln flaiterte ltol, bic Sricclore uno
Die 9,OBitact,lbe Ssuclteruns lpqr
lhon fr~ilh,eiIis auf ben Velrni, nm
iih Die Nubrt bes Y,diioenl.M nab
osm Nusittllun9sptas nit onatlbsn.
Die G,oifnunas . Seierliafsilax saah
men piiuitlib nm Die WnIa9situnse
ibren Nufuu9. @anrelsminiiter Dt,l
Ierano b'eii bic groiinunssrepe, aui
Uelbe Frdiioent eoubst baum FUR, CT
w'oerie. Oas Naupi Der @epubl,t
%unte,uabm bierauf nit iein.m CLAN
senoen cSefotae einen Huno9ah9 ourh
bic 6aupttbeile oes Neutrality-suspicious.
uno beSub itd ipdler auf einem Seiue.
Nampier nah Der neuen Mlsrdnper:
bride. biz er formell Dem Nerfebr
iihersob. SIR ben iibrisen 5beil BIS
Cages mar Der Gusitsllunseplae se
iaioiien. ba bic eiSeutl,he groiinuua
fur has Yublitum erit anosren Sasss
jtatiiano.
Ills Frdiibsnt Poubst i'm Gale tes
Netes bic Nusiteuuns fir e,0Hnst er:
fIdrte. cridoll aus Sauisnosn pom
Seblen Der &uf: Sang lebe rie Ste:
pnblit!" uno r@od vcubet" Wis
sur. leeten Minute paren Sahuoie Nr.
better camjt bei6ditist. msnisitsns ben
duBsren Nnlbsiu Der &oleupun9 Der
@auten Ill erreaen. &ouiidnois ie,tia
miro allies wab,lSeinlib e,it in 3 bis
i @ohen isin. Oie .Sabl Der Illus
lteuer betrdat ous Erantreid 80. 900;
Der. taaten 1864; Sslsisn 2 500
Ncutldlano 1000. Slolien 1000;
NuBlano 1,5O0; Sc%anoinapien L.
loo; Ssltelreih 900; 8roBbriian
MEN 600 nno ben btitllben Golomeu
6On. Der ansritdmlbe Boli barter
Norace Foltcr uno Der amcrltdmihe
weneIalcommlidr Seloinano ~. Ftd
lplaben lit III ullacmsincn Nueoliiteu
llber Die |eoentnnS Der lorben croifne
ten Nusltelluna aus yrelerer iagte,
odB RE !Sabl Der Nusitsllsr aus Den
Ser. Staaten S'oBsr lsi als aus ir-
geno cin III anceren 0dnoe. Die
ameritanilbe Nusiclluns iitcrt,iiit
aber nitt bios an .3abt Der Nusitsusr
ale lOnoern aud all ,Serli4teit.
Us milros all 8 feltls isMl. penrl ole
TranSolilden albeiter uidt ,u lau0lam
Selpel,n mdreu. Der fran;6iilte @sne
ralcommlildr ertannte Die Sir,stsit Der
Nmelitaner Islbit nit uarlHen @orten
oil. Der 9unoelsmiuiiter Willerano
bob in lsincr Geoe beruor, taB in ben
9emsinlamen Semdbunsen aller 3tatio.
nen guropas bel Der 9SeltausjteIuna
BON Neuem beruorgstrsten lei, oaB iie
ale 81 elmer 6amilie seb0reu, uno
oaB es ibr semeiniames 3lel isi, @ij
lenl9aft uno &unit gu i0roern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-19
&obberji9c SaItum9.

Bie iaon fruber scmeloet, belt
9err 8ebiter Oauis, Der friibsre
@ilis Setretar hes Snnern, Der cine
He'le nod Siiosafrita madte ullO mad
leiner @idtebr reiisnirte, IN, unse
binoert iir bic Sa1e Der buren, eins
treien 81 tonnen, cine Meoe iiber ieine
Grlebniie. aus msl9er nod iOlseuoe
Stellen, rpel9e bic reolen" Yriten inib.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-19
Stcrmibmuppcn.

SIN Sransuaal sebt'S iebt auf ben
Sinter los. uno bic enslri1en Sob
ller irie,en in ibren Sommertleioern,
ludbrene bic importirtsn Yieroe une
9itl in BEN aud fur lie unss,pobnten
tlimatil4en @e@iel erepirsn.
@enn flip 8eneral @iles aud um
bic YrdiiOen,i4aits 5 Domination BE.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-19

Milaea.- Ole Snoiansr her
&eieruation an, Miue Soc See uers
ben i'm fommenoen Ssmmer nod Der
Wbite GATH yteieruaiien i~berfieSeln
OaS 0ans am Dtile Gao 1T iebr rpertlr
uou fur aterbaus uno Moltereiaue6k
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-10-05
Ono sharc.


The st. Louis Globe Democrat tells
of II farmer in Nebraska who bought
5000 sheep in Clevcland's time at 500
Il head and who has sold them in these
prosperous days of Mckinley and pro-
lection at SS4.335 a head, the total amount
received being SIS, 700, and the profit
$4,000. This may or may not have been
this farmers "share" of Mckinley
prosperity, according to the Bryan way
of reckoning, but it is a profit well
worth making and is about SIS, TOO more
than the farmer would have received
for his sheep if Bryan had been elected
four years ago and the Cleveland policy
of free wool continued. The sum OF
$500 is n long way better than Moth
ing. and to that Nebraska farmer the
election of Mckinley was just us much
better than the election of Bryan as
$500 is better than nothing. That
ought, as it doubtless will be. enough
to secure his vote for Mckinley, with
out any fine figuring IL. TO whether he
had his full share of prosperity or not.
One thing is sure, and that is that he
got n far fuller measure of prosperity
than he would v e get under free
trade. 4
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-10-05
Outcome of the attack.

Scriptural Warnings for Bryanites.
Behold, l will deliver thine enemy
into thine hand, that thou mayest do to
him as it shall seem good unto thee"
THE heather are sunk down in the
pit that they made; in the net which
they held is their own foot taken"
He multiplieth words without
knowledge. Who is this that darken-
eth counsel by words without knowl-
edge:"
For promotion cometh neither from
the East, nor from the West, moi from
the South"
"Wisdom is the principal thing: there
fore get wisdom; and with all thy get
ting get understanding"
"He that hath knowledge spareth his
words; even a fool when he ho!deth his
peace is counted wise.'
"Whoso diggeth a pit shall fall there
in"
Woe unto them that call evil good
and good evil"
Stand ye Mt the ways and see and
ask for the old paths. where is the good
way, and walk therein
"Amend your ways and your doings."
".And one of the cllamberlains said
before the king. Behold also the gall
lows fifty cubits high, which Hannah
had made for Mordecai, standeth in the
house of Hannah Then the king said,
Hang him thereon So they hanged
Hannah OIL the gallows that he had pre-
pared for the Mordecai."
"Ile shall be buried with the burial Of
an ass."-1ndianapolis Journal.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-10-05

them Il doctor, came herself and paid the
expenses of the child's funeral. and now
was II daily visitor to the unfortunate
women, and by the strongest chance she
always met Paul Neville in the little room
on the top floor of the tenement, or he
met her. Being as gallant as he was
ana gentlc-hearted, Paul al
ways saw Miriam Hermann home. III she
was going in that direction, or 10 her car
l'iage, iii which she sometimes came with
Kitty Ro.nc or Mrs. Hope.
The young men clambered up the stairs,
and were about TO knock at the door of
the room in which lived Mrs. Munroc and
her daughter, when their attention WAS
attracted by loud voices within.
Hold said Lem Dold, pulling out
his note book; lit sounds as if there were
going to he trouble. l will jot down what
Is being said before the climax of blood is
rcacie,l. You see. old fellow. | have an
eye to business This is what he wrote:
"Oh. fly. Charles. fly" urged the old
Woman. You will be discovered, and
thcn-'
"Discovcrcd-and then. What do l
care said the man. with IL hoarsc laugh.
and Il bitter oath. NO. j have come
back to stay, mother. l had almost for
gotten that you lived. Sim Chcatham
does his duty or I'll kill him as i would
Il snake. Here is money!"
NO. no. cried the old woman. II do
not want your money. There is blood OH
it,
BLOOD! The world is full of blood
money. You won't take it: Then there
will he more for my own carousing."
Charles Carpenter opened the door and
came into the hall. He wore his heavy
snil"r cont and black beard. and walked
us il under the influence of liquor.
IN entering the little room Paul and
Dodd found Mrs. Munroc and her dargh-
Ter i'll tears. Paul slipped IL little money
int" the old woman hand: said he WAS
glad to see that Mrs. Ci,eatham was i'm
proving. and hurried out. On the stairs
they met pretty little Kitty Boync. com
ing mp with II basket. or this Lem DoId
relieved her. lie ran back will, it. and
kitty Went down to the street with them.
Arc You going straight home. lIitty::''
asked Lem Dodd. in his oil-hand, repo-
toriai way.
Kitty hlushcd, and said that WIS her
purpose.
Then" said Lem Do,hl. II shall do
myself the honor" and look her arm and
walked off.
ITO he continicd.)
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-10-05
10 lie continucd.)
SON BORE TIE BLAME.
Old Jones Still Smokes, Although His
Wife Docsn': Know II.

Old Jones Still Smokes, Although His
Wife Docsn': Know II.
Jeremiah Jones is eycn eancr than
the man who splits up his wifc's tomb
tone to repair his dsers!cp. Jones
was an invcterate tobacco smoker. but,
us his wife d"tcsted the practice and
made home tcnlpcStlous and stormy
for linn when lie INDUCED in the habit
there. he always smoked when way
during the day and declared to his bet.
ter half that he had stopped pelma
ncntly. Ruc one evening upon enter.
Ing the front door aud drawing out his
handkerchief he accidentally pulled out
his pouch of tobacco. and, without no.
ticing it, left it lying on the floor.
When Jones sat down to supper his
Wife walked in with the tobacco in her
hand and. looking Jones firmly in the
eye. said: lido you know who this he
longs to-
With great presence of mind Jones
turned scowliug tn his eldest son and
said with II scvrre voice: "Imulortal
Mars. Is ii possible chat You have he
gun 10 smoke. You Young r%eprobatc.
Where did YOU get that nasty stuff?
What dye mean by such conduct, you
young villain? Haven't 1 told YOU often
Enough to let tobacco alone? Come
here 10 me or Ill tear tlic coat off YOU"
AS he spoke the stern father made II
grab III the hoy and dragged him out
into the hallway. where lie cl,astised
him With II cane.
Then Jones threw the tobacco over
the fence. where he went out and got it
The next morning and e%njo.ad it during
the day.
"Mereiful heavUls.," he exclaimed.
when he told lis about it. What
should l have done if my children had
all been girls! 1t makes an old faith
er's heart glad when he feels that he
has Il hoy he can depend upon in such
emergencies. philadelphia Inquirer.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-10-05
in Extra blessing Was Needed.

She had been wrestling with Il new
cool in the kitchen and she had found
her 10 he sadly deficient in the needed
art. For two weeks she had been eN-
lnecting company before whom she
wished 10 show herself in the light of
an excellent l~louSckceper. The guests
were some relatives of her husband
whom she had never seen. She was Il
young wife ON the West side. noted
widely for her outspoken ways and her
native wit. The day came and the
hour and She realized that not in one
particular but in many the dinner fell
short of her expectations.
They had sat down ut table. which.
she thanked her stars. looked pretty
enough for Il better meal than was to
follow. Turning to her young and
proud husband, who was at the head,
she said in tones of deep conviction:
Now. Frank. ask II good blessing,
for we have Il devil of II cook.'-Chi-
cago Chronicle.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-10-05
and invested it in four and a half kegs

and invested it in four and a half kegs
of nails. This year he takes the same
amount Of wool to the market and is
able to buy nine kegs of nails.
This class of calamity howlcrs, who
Invariably leave their farming imple-
ments out to the weather, in some fence
corner, always have q stock of old iron
OIL hand; in 1896 there was no market
for such stuff. Now they can ship say
AGO pounds of this stuff and get enough
money to buy their keg Of nails with.
Three years ago the farmer shipped
his 3-ycar-old, 1,OOO-pound steer to the
market and received $50. 80 for it; this
year lie has done the same, but he has
received $50 for it. Now in '06 he took
his $222, and by adding $3.50 to the pile,
he was enabled to buy 1000 pounds of
Wire. This year he buys the same
amount of wire, but instead of going
down into his pocket, and reducing his
eXchequer $3.50, why, he adds So to his
wealth.
In 1896 these same fellows said: off
we can get II good paying market for
our products we can afford to pay good
prices for what we buy" How is it
now with these same empty box states
men? Now they are getting just the re-
Verse-kiciing because prices have adj
vanced. Verify, these fellows are hard
to please.
Don't be fooled hy such rubbish; use
your brains.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-10-05
PRICES TO FARMERS.
They Can Bny More with Produce
than Ever.

They Can Euy More with Produce
than Ever.
a Republican farmer came to own
with seventy bushels of oats. He got
5000 for the load. We asked him if
that was prosperity for him. He said
1t was sound money and that was all he
wanted. The man. wanted enough wire
to put two wires OH one side of his quar-
ter. He went "a uutton's and figured
on wire. He got wire last year at 21h
cents q pound and WAS mad when he
had to pay AZ cents this year fol-. the
same kind of wire. The wire cost S14.
The man gave the seventy bushels of
oats aud $4.3O for the wire. Last year
seventy bushels of oats bought the anne
amount Of wire and the farmer had $40
left. The money is very sound when it
buys farm products. Splendid money
then. Takes lots Of oats and wheat to
get little Of it. The same money is not
as good and sound when it buys manu-
featured goods. Takes lots Of money to
get q little wire and a few nails,-He
bron. Neb., Champion.
Just such stuff as this is sent out by
this class of Journals with the sole OBJ
Iect Of dcceiving their readers. Why
don't they take up the price list of 1896
and compare them with those of the
past or present year. In 1896 the farm
lr took his load of corn Of twenty-five
bushels to the market and received the
magnificent sum of 1925 for it. He
ran take the same number of bushels
Df corn to the market and get enough
wonov IN b,ty n l.op ne noilc Will, opJ
have So left with which to buy n hand
somc new dress for his wife.
In 1896 he took his seventy bushels of
BATS to the market and bought 300
pounds Of wire. He can now take the
same number of bushels to the market
and buy the same amount of wire and
have SOME money left.
In 1896 he took a hundred pounds of
wool to the market and received his 50
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-10-05
Not u Good American.

The Burlington Hawkeye has an edi-
torial on Bryan as the Little Ameri.
can" The title is Il good one. There
is very little Of anything American
about Bryan. America is in favor Of
going ahead; Bryan of tagging behind.
America is in favor of financial homes
ty; Bryan is not. In everything that ia
distinctively American Bryan is to be
found on the opposite side.-Peoria dll.l
Journal.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-10-05
Berries That Grow in tho Arctic.

HE ESKIMO CNIIuFtH HIVC OtIltr
things than snowballs and icebergs to
eat. Things grow very fast in the short
arctic summer. AS soon as the snow
melts off in many places the ground is
covered with Il vine which bears a
small berry something like Il buckle
berry. porwong it is called. 1t is sour
and has Il pungent taste, and the In.
dams leave off work and go porwong
hunting. examining themselves with
the berries. 1t is Il lucky thing for
them that the summer is so short, or
there would be an epidemic of cholera.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-10-05

"Nothing good: hut i! you say every
thing bad. here's my hand on it,"
Chca'hnm tried to laugh. but IA olls,,-
cd tao sailors hand and whispered:
II c:n help you. Charles. l hope we
can gel along. Call here Tomorrow ut
his time. and WI can 20 ont To tinn.r
t"gcilicr."
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-10-05
The Best Oualinco+;on

President Mckinley is not a "fighty,,
man. William j. Bryan is. His name
associated with nearly every cranky
political notion ever proposed in the
United States. The best qualification
which o President can have is common
sense. President Mckinley has it,
San francisco Chronicle.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-10-05
Two campnign Tuition,

The Republican campaign button will
have a picture of Mckinley and under
meath a picture of a full dinner pail.
Bryan's p~hysiognomy might surmount
Il free sour house to carry out the idea
for the other side.-El Paso (Texasl
Herald.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-10-05
of Course.

Gcrald-I wonder how Ananias got
Il reputation as Il liar:
Gcraldine--I suppose lie told Sap
phira she was the only girl he had ever
loved. -Harper's Bazar.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-10-05
Weapon of Afchans.

The Afghans never leave their homes
without having an arsenal OF weapons
in their belts. Arms are their or1,a-
ments.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-10-05
For Liberty nnd Lnw

I'VE are not there to establish an inn
perial government; but we are there to
establish a government of liberty under
law, protection to life and property, and
opportunity to all who dwell there
William Mckinley.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-10-05

On the 10 square miles of London's
area 1000 tons Of SCOT settle yearly.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-10-05
business OH business Principles.

E5uStHeSH Oh l5uBit1cS6 T'rINCiDIe3,
"The people are doing business on
business principles, and should be let
alone-encouraged rather than hinder
ed in their efforts to increase the trade
of the country and find new and profit
able markets for their products.'-Will-
lam Mckinley.