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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13
Der ..gsOrbaern"-OOaneraAs BEN Is. auni 1901.

l1per retne ympuBe. Ssroe uno Ec9s
Dfen, in bensn bas Tleii9 unb Semitic
an Srt uno Gtele eetcdt lperben, iinb
Bel BEN 3ettsn erri9tet. Die jungaa
MGnner aus Der Serpanbtf6aft uno
ben beIten Treunhen hes elidliden
Yaares traaen bic SdIfeln auf; IS
lit elm Gbrsnamt. Der 9rGutigam
felbft tpaltet ala 9ausbofmsifter unh
fhreitet unter benz 8oraustritt Der
Idnbli6en Muftbanbe BEL benz Seginn
bes Ssitss an Der SpiBe Der bienenhen
iunsen Manner unb trdgt felbit einsn
Seller bon ieber SpeiIe 81 Ietncr
9raut, bic ben G9renplab ar Der
9aupttafel einnimmt.
Die 9aupttafel 1T 70 eei4mddppa
tpie mUsli6 aufssieBt, bier rno bort
bGngen Sahnen unD 9dnber BON pers
f6iepsnsr sreler Surbe. On Der Spise
Der Safel befinpet iib Elm SodfiB nit
einsm boblsbnigen Stuble, Der nit
2a~ubsepinben sei9miidt lit; bies 1T
Der 9rautfib. lin bic 9raut lit cine
@rt BON ldnoli9em 9ofitaat periams
melt, Der aus ibren peiblihen Ser
tpanbtsn uno nd6iten Srsunoinnsn Be-
itebt. &ein Mann burf ii9 unter lie
mii6en.
Sas 9rautfeit bauert brei Sage
lang, pGbrenb ipel6er Seit ii9 Ger
grdutisam ausr seiitisen 9etrGnte
ppIfpmmen entbalten mub. grft am
britten Sage TT es inn eeitattet, neben
ietner Sraut 81 iissn uno iooiel gu
t~rinten, als er perrldg. On biefem
Sage errei6t benin audi bas Seit feinen
5Dbepuntt.
Dim nG9iten Morsen baben bann bic
Batter bic gfli4t, bic Muiitanten uno
&aufleute gu bssablsn. Die llebers
bleibiel bes 9rautfeites tperben an Die
8ettler unb S(rmen pertbeilt, tpprauf
bieie ben ,Settlertans" auffiibren. Sbre
2umpen eeben Der Saene einen bDdft
p6antaftii9en 4nitri3, 10 baB bas
9anse tpie cine Satire auf bas chen
p~ertlunsene 5et eri4eint.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13
SieGsn Sabre inn Sett.

u@erSen @unSer lie ~auf6Oren?"
fraSten bic Sreunoe uon Srau 8. 9eaIe
aus 2awrence, &an. Sic puBte, baB
lie ni6t i'm StanSe mar, ibr gett in
iieben Sabren we9en Rieren= unb Se=
berzS ei@werben, neru0ier Nieberses
idlaseabeit unb alsemeiner S6md6e
gu uerlaiien; aber ubret Slai6en
electric Sitters erm0slidten IS mir
81 seben," i9reibt tie, vunb in brei
Monaten fiblte i6 wie cine neue Ser.
iOn." Srauen bic an aopfusb, 3its
tenpeb, IeruOiitdt, S@lafolisfeit,
Welan6olie, S9winbel unb Sbns
madt leiben, werben es ais unidds=
barer Sesen erfennen. Serludt's.
3uiriebenbeit 1T sarantirt. s. SO.
9ubu. Nur 50gts.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13
yamrs G'Gcnueu.
Ter 0hbrer seS Iaihsnitsa : gieieanrifes
elm cessremsy sreaniiatsr.

elm cessrensy sreaniiater.
Cine Der bsrpprrosenbfter perSDn=
lidteiten in Der Qrbeiterbeipegung hes
Sages lit YrGTeent S'GonneG ben Der
internatipna[en observation-disclosures
tion. Der bon inn tiirSli9 angeorhs
nete Strite, hsr Die @erminberung Der
tGsli6en 4rbeits Itunben5abl bon ssGn
auf nsun, lei eltiAem opbuiaBe, BE
spsdt, betrifft ungeiabr 100000 ma
i9initen. 8isle Irbeitseber baben
alerbinss bsm @srlangen Der 4uss
ftdnbi9en bereits itatt9ese6en.
Sir ben 4umpf bate S'Gonneu bic
IFociation bereits ieit mebreren Sab
rem porbereitet. Der Iufbau oes Ser
banbes isl6ft, Der in Grbeitertreifsn a.
EN- 3tetorbbre6er gilt. lit S'Gonnea-
@ert unb bas ieiner Iiiiitenten.
Sames S'gonneG lit elm sebDrener
Orsaniiatur. gr purSe Dor 43 Sab.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13

Yerioneu, pelhe an frauteli ooer aeiduddteul
!Suitanbe bes Sorpers ooer Settles iufoIee Ssr1a6ldfiz
gung her Seiunobeitsreselu oser i~berbarter Sr5eit lri<
oen, welde neruos, riioe, per;aseub, itwaditnnig,
menlbenl Den limb, tmNudeu. in benGSlrebsrn II 1b in ter
Srnit S6m,rS entpfinoen. Aue Terionen, peite eieis
S9nrptone habeu, ioQteu Sieien GrSt ioiort coniul.ireu.
Gr bat Sauienbe sebeiIt, pe.ae in BEN Ies'eu Stab;cr
Ino a~ufaeseben paren, slei9uieI, rer es perfeblte, EcrS
i6nltte eoniulation lit in porseidritteneu Sdnen notbz
psnetg. Sehanblnns bur9 Correspondent; ooer 9a,gnis
WteoiSiren Fam ni1t beiIen.
erborgeu Rrantbeiten. Giele SGle errter
Srantbeit weroeu beim S~eibenben nidt ausaeiunoen,
pel9er IN p%ertebrter gseiie b~ebauoelt piro. Ole or61; II
SonHur9sn uno bic onserebmitsu Srsuoen res ye5ers
our4 Srantbeit Serit6rt peroeu. Gur9 E~nteriu6ure b:s
Urine mag eiue sruite SraHtbeit ~fsftssiteut pero-u, tspsr
andre !Seiden ~portretert.
unoerbareSetluueeu poQsoaen in c=
ten idlsn, bic pernadIdiiist pSsr psrFebrt bebaEbcl:
Ipnroen. Refine grperimeute ooer geriehlunser. Seire
nnhstlbaren Jdue anseHommer. @snn guer SoH ruz
9etloar TT, 10 perbet ibr fIei bic gSabrbe;t b5ren unS err
iutt wsresn, gusr gslb su iparsu. Sauisnbe aebeiIt,
ma5oeu1 fte, benz EoSe perfausn, a~uissssben murS,n.
g%erlonen, psl4e pom Seim= aer;tsn mathematician b.
1.anpelt Tuereeu, ftue ni4t sriudt porjuiprs6en. DseS;>
stnet %perianSt mad trsenb etnem Setls ergselt. goniultcz
ton fret nnb pertrauIid. Sea4tet ben Seiadsiao.
ten &ath asrefe: Or. 8 0 NJ nj
1907 Sdiuers9 beaterzgebdnbe, @ticaa1, =.
507 Boston glod, Rinneapolis, Ni!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13
Cine iaredliae GrploEom

Zines @alOlinOfens uerbrannte bier
cine Dame in entieslider @eile,"
ldrsibt Srau 9almer uon &irfman,
SO. yOie beiten Ooctoren fonnten
bic laufenbe @unbe, uel6e folste,
nidt beiler, aber gudlen's @rniea
Salbe beilte tie uonfdnbis." nnfebls
bar sesen S6nitte, 9ibnerausen,
@unben, Seulen, Queti6unsen,
Sauttranfbeiten unb 9dmorrboiben.
25cts BET $. IS. 9ubn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13
Mnletben auf Tarmen.

@ir limb Jest i'm Stanbe, @elb auf S~Sarlneit
3l uerleiben fir bic Sauer pom ;ebn Sabren,
3inien ;ablbar iGbrli6. Tim aber eSSntereiien
;l iparen, fann ein Sinftel bes 8apitals,
wenn erpiini6t, abbe;ablt wersen, 10 baB
Der 9eiber bas 8apitul in finf Sabren abtra=
gen fann, anbernfaGs fam er bie pole @n=
lsibe ant pole Sebn Sabre iteben laiien.
Sur9 abtrasen Der S9ulb ;u ir9enb elmer
!3eit rperben Dem Sarmer feline grtra= gusla=
gen errpadien. @enn er idbrlid elm Sebn=
tel Der anleibe ~abbe;ablt, mirb er in ;ebn
Sabren i6ulbenfrei iein. Die 9ortbeile obi=
gen Tlanes limb lei6t erii6tlid, penn man
bebentt, baB bic meiiten gelbperleibsr ibren
gsentet fir ibre arbeiten Gro;ente abseben
miiiien. Ser Sarmer aber fam auf bic @ei=
lie, bic Sntereiien bes Tarlebens Don lie brei
ober finf Sabreu iparen. @elb tets ;i ben
auernieori9iten Yro;enten ;u babeu. @er
@elo sebran6t, bur6idane suerit uniern
Glan. Qbreiie:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13
Sur Seffdtisuns.

es Dlro blerinit beitati9t, baB i6 q 6.
atal l9ol pon gebriioer 6olsp s12, 900 in
emplan9 nabm, ipelde ben poQen getraa, Der
pom pen Sur9en 5o!ep's II. Der Ha6baridaft
DIS bellte 5ulammen9ebra9 purbe, ~beponirter
sum Smsde oes gaues zines Gourt6auies in
Slua9e 6olep. Sieien getras balte i'd in
Serfpa9r ut Den 9ountp : GommiiGren ;um
.3lpede oes Saues zines @ourtbauies III 5olep
3lr Serfli9un9 9eiteut i'm Sale, bah SSolen
bei Der tomutenoeu g9abl als Gouutniis bes
itimmt pirb. 6. 8isuipmsff
23@ba S9asmeiiter pom Benton So, Wiuu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13
3rrnhfn1t1tu.

9raut: Sci unisrsn Ra6barsz
leuten mar heute Der Geriatspou5isfs:
unO 6at eiH n S9rant abgebolt-um
@ottes piuen, @gon, bas lpirb uns
bod niemals pafiiren?"-8 q :
gam : n9e,ubige Did, 2ieb9en, mi,
peroen uns ielbtperitdnblih 10 sinz
ri9ten, baB uns Ger Geri9tsppusieber
nt9ts nebmen funn!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13
Sames S'Gouneu.

rem in Minerspile, pa., seboren unb
befu9te bic Dffentli6e S4ule gu Sil
Gitp, ga. Mtt Is Sabren trat er in
bas Maidinenfa6 Elm. @6on firth
nabm S'Gonneu lebbaftcs Snterehe an
Qrbeiterfrasen. @r lit sesenpGrtis
suslei9 9i5eprdiiOent Der Nmerican
Geberatipn Of 2abor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13
NebernIrctoe Eruoe.

Isle poIen alfo meine So4ter bsis
ratben9 Sa fasen Sic NAL, mas perz
bienen sic eisentli49 Wts bod be-
lGuft fi9 Sbr idbrlides gintommen9"
-.4ber, 9err &ommersienratb, bos
8isden Mtebr ober Weniser tann bod
Bel S6rem 5rdulein So4ter niat in
8etraGt fommen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13
A1tur pi1, Berih,t,

StaatsanDalt: oSn unierer
heuttssn Sibung iinb ni9t tpeniser fpte
breiBig Sabre Suhtbaus psrbdnst
tporOen!"-Trau Die Ra9mittass
i6r 8affeefrGn59sn ebsebalten bait:
rWtr batten beute nur lei9tere Sa=
hen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13
Cute 6eIesenbeit.

9fstne 81 gtetIe pom Saut Centre eeleoeue.
52o ader itmTaiienSe Sarrl, 22O ater Qfues
lamp nno Der Reit sutes 8ieIen= unb @eibe=
laio 9uter sebmboben, auf fiinf Sabre 10
perpa9ten ooer 9esen Mi6laes;abIIna IN
pertauten: aud babe i'd pier aHbere Sornrsu
6u pertarIen 9e9en tbellueiie gaar;abluna
ilro per aelt aut 3eit Su 6 gro;ent. Waa
Ipre9e Dor ober i6reibe an
u. Seiiep, GisentbImer,
@l-onlls Saut Centre, Winu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13
Gcrrd1te Gntrufuita.

nRa, bier fiebt's ia pieoer nett aus,
unb auBerbem bait 9u fdon pierer
elm srobes God i'm Strumpf, 70 buB
fogar Die sroBe 3ebs berausi6aut!"-
nSu ruiionnirit aber ou9 iiber IQes!
Die anberen 8uben laufen barfub
uno i9 BARI mod ni9t einmal nit einer
nadten 3ebe rum laufen!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13
Glitter.

8rauer (ber fetn 8ier CUR Qusz
fteauns sei9idt bait: nglauben Sie,
bab i9 auf bas Bier cine prdmie
friese9"-Srember: wNte, abar
pieuei9t auf bic GdIte, bic bas 3eus
fdufen f0nnsn!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13
h

Sreunbin: rWenn Sbr ia
bod, tueil Sbr es ni9t beaablen tOnnt,
aIes auf Rrebit nebmt. bate i9 mir
bod tetne 70 reiae ginriatuns anses
f4afft." Jrau: r@ber i9
mub bod mas bdben, UNI es fpGter
msinen Grben gu hinterlafen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13
Derlcueuheit.

u. (bsi elmer Seftfeier, 81 fstnem
5reunb): sd tperbe jest slei9 etne
Gebe balten. 9e9en S6luB berielben
fu9e bic Iufmerfidmteit meinsr Srau
abSupenben, ksnn i6 min iasen: baB
M r Die Serrsn Der Sd0pfuns bleiz
hpn"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13
Refine 3lrroa1r.

Isle 5aben aa9 Jia6tisunen in
Sbrem pradtpolen parte, 9err 8omz
meraienrat6? Sd bOrte nod ME etns
f4lu4sen. SD bitt' sc, mas fon>
ten meine Na4tisanen firm 9runb
baben, gu 9lu4aen9"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13
Sir9er bon TpIeD baben taS
Selb fir BEN Sam beS
Sonrtbauies 5uiam=
imen9ebra6t.
An bic Sirser sou Senton Gountb /!

@ir modten biermit ben giraern unb
Stln!m9ebern BON Benton Gountu funb uub
~ piilen tbln, baB ienes bosbafte, pom Sauf
Napios Sir9ern ausseitreute GeIdwGs. mir
batten teir @elo, UNI S12, 900 ben Saubeu
oes eountpi6atmeiiters {. 1isniensfi IN
lberlalen, wel6e Summe Ha6 Der 0a6L.
taQs 6olep ais 9ountpiib beItinrmt mirb'
ben Sountg. 6o mniiGren ein~,ubdubioen it,
Der eSGbrbett entbebrt, pie na3lebenSe ofHz
;ieae Nadri9t betdtiat.
SEQ. sc. % Martin.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13

Sas gebetme 8aIIotirz
bet parlamentarii6en @o6z
len purbe Dor &ur5em in SGnemart
ein9efii6rt. Die bdnii9en &abifalen
bemiiben fi9, bteies Spitem audi auf
Muniaipalpablen a%usaubebnen.
Gin uSurnberein citing
tau, Oeutf9z Gbtno" purne
fiirali6 in &iauti9au g~esriinoet.
Ser Sottprtitel tann NUM-
n1ebr audi an ben te6nii9en 9o4f4u'
len in Seiterrsi9 ertporben tperben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13
lnntnsr i,t Gen

Protection (fir fia): rWo. mag
nur meine Gigarrenipibe isin-i9 babe
bod porgtn nod baraus gerou9t-
follte i5 bic pieaei9t NIT aufserau9t
hnhen2"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13
Gtnnter Der Glcid1c.

q pmnaftalle9rer: n8iete,
Rtete, mas fuben Sic pisoer eema9t?
Die Cans /: ia total perbrannt! sic
tperben our Strafe beute nod BRET
9Gnie braten!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13

9ausfrau: sd fam es nidt
feben, Minra, tpenn sic ii4 Qbenbs
nit Sbrem 9rdutigam in Der Slide
abtien."-aO9in: uSet IS of
man iut, bet foa'n Sic of jar mid
fphen" ssasa.r1A
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13
1(nternt 1untnnel.

(Iuf Der Setunbdrba6n.) paz
asier: vSasen Sic mall 9err
Stationsborfeber, pober tommt es
muir, bab mir iebt INNER o9ne Ser
ipdtuns intreffen?"-S tationsz
borfteber: rSa pii1en Sic. Der
2ofomotipfI6rer fat eebeiratbet, unb
ba muB ct INNER piinttli9 gu 9aus
fetri"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13
6umorifi(6es.
Ahurnuntuft.

&rittter: rSu. anna, Define
Garoinenprebisten peroen BON Gag gu
Gag 9ablpnenbater!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13
Seiiun8en, no atoere erfotGlos
h

arautbetten br gusen au5 C9rtn;
Grauulisrenoe AuseHIibcr, Staor. i4ielsEbs aaaeI
pbne S5mers unb geiabr serabe aeisst, Grtltnou!s
p%erbinhert, ~lauienbe Sbren. 9aubbeit. Sraatbetz
te Der q q c unb hes $ alies: Satarrb, 3ro:t4i=
tts, gjtbma. 9etbeu bes Wasens nno Ssr
eeb er Dpspepfe, unperbaulidisir, SiIloiitst. Seib;
iu4t. fteren= uno SIaienbei5perseH
Sorurutr, griabtI4e Iierentrantbet. breunenoer III l.
uip. 3 In uuo s auttrantbeiten: Gre
i.tn. gusi6las. 6IsssT, Meuitsr male, hbsrIlaIl 9s Saas:'
N~erueuIeiben G~pitspfie. Spitsrte, g555a1rsJ.
gaungsl on sebsnssrait. stbeumatismus. G%eusa!8:..
Ser;iisrunaen, Ssr;tlopfsu, S6piubel uiD Sepdtis
InS Srsssssidwlrs perbsn idElersIcs mad eiEe1 n.g:I
Metboee sebeiIt. Simorrboibeu uuo Gus SrantitistI
Res Matbarmss. S q ue n arautbetten idEtr;@
bate @eridiebunesu uno Ysitsuuu9en Der Srgans,
nosrrdbis,r MonatsTus, Nsrpoii1dt, S6pd4e, MIN.
Ncberre SebansIuussUeiie, bic f4 alseTetn ais ers
fol9rsi& ~er,Sisien bat. Refine uuauseuebEeu llntecigs
durgeu. & inc Dame. oh ptrbeiratet ooer ntdt, brauhi
Az ;6aern, sntwsoer ausin oher nit elmer Treuuotn SIR
geipre9uug 81 fommsu. aouiulationen sebsim utto In
8srtraucn. WtisgeitaItunseI, S%lumpiuB, HlSsrGt5is:
euueeu, Rropi, uau9eibaite Gntwtdsluus tr9eno etnts
Organs. &istne uIb idpade Geiis Ee-ssH c~,rgr6E'rt
uro oetIGfttat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13
J. J. FRITZ,
Is: =: photographic, -: 3.
gt. @srnatntrase, Ct. @lonb, Niun.

Ser ein natursetreues Bib ieiner ielbit
ober cine Sreunbesz ober Samilien9ruppe 9e=
ma6t babeu mil, fonlme 81 mir. &as Die
Tboto9rapbie=Sllnit M Si lellten perma9,
BET mir wirb tie in ieber Sinii9t erprobt
Suite unb 5uperldii9e Qrbeit gegen btli9e
Greiie. Inn seueigten 3uipru6 niro 9ebeten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13
Farmers 2eibbanf,

UlPIlUIP, UtINI.
g. 5. Gsarneekfp, gsent Der Seauer
Cine Ropal Nail Gaienser Sampfl6ifis9ez
ieuidoit mad unb pom europa. Siaise
SabrpreiIe. 24=ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13

r&e6ts frii9 ang'ftri6en, lints
frii9 ong'itri6en! s. sGauJ alIepeil,
I tpero' beut' ou' no frii4 ans'ftriz
cheniN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13
Or, Sotpntna, YraFoent,

granser bes ,Gboritp Ssaltb Sntitute", autbor pom
~popuIdren mssiciuiiasu @erteu, Health, How to
Cure"; "Plain Talks to Men,; ''Woman's Guide to
Health aud Beauty; Electricity and Vital
Force, etc.
Dieter beSeutenbe, eriobrsns Spesialiit lit in ben scnz
gen gereinisten Staaten gut unb gu ietutm Sorteil
befanut pesen Der pislen wuuberbaren Seiluneen tst
dronii5en, ~uerpoieu uno i~pe3ieleu seibeu, ioDte bet
Nueenz nnb Sbrentrantbeiten pel9e Der Snrlt auoersr
ger;te unb Spe3ioIiften ssipsttet batteu. Sbul itebt sur
Seite cine erobe auSahI ta9tiser, gtididter StIite uno
~srfabrentr Spe3iaIiitsu. bereu grfabruuseu, Deite ne III
ben er5bsren Soipitdleru 9uropas uue auerttos 9elamz
melt baben, IS linen erm5sIi6t, psrborasre unb 9rcniz
i6e Rrantbeiteu nit griolg Su beileu. Shre lGnsidtrtss
@riabruns, ibr ~mertpIrbiets geidit uuo ibr unuutsr.
bro1.ner griol9 s;ebt linen einen anipru4 aui has
Sutrauen Der Seibenbsn on allen Srteu. Su ieoen! Sale
wirb cine ebrIide aniidt ousseiprodeu. ST Der 5al
u~nbeilbor, 10 erfibrt Der eeibeube cfien bic 8abrbeit.
Die Sfices inb ausssrlitst NIT piReri6aftltGeu SHz
itruulenteu. ,pelde ibsr $1,000 ssfotet babsu. .Gcrautsr
lit Elm XsStrabIenzA pparat, NIT beien Sili. Sic inusr>
fen Sraane Ieiat untsriuat weroen t6nnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13

Sur6 geiorsuns BON sutem gier unb bur6
;uporfommenbe prompte Sebienuns iu1en
mir uns bic gnnit elmer seebrten Sunbi6aft
su fi9ern. geffeQun9en fir Samiliense=
brau9 merben prompt beiorqt.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-07-07

mostly unavailable to their purposes. Not
long since there was what appeared 10
be d concerted movement in London TO
take from all persons over 40 years old
any responsible positions they might still
be holding. This is on the principle that
this world and the good things it con-
tains belong to the young. And unques-
tlonably there is a good deal TO be said
Tor the principle. The argument is that
when elderly persons are still hangers
on In places Of emolument the fact must
be accepted as largely owing to weak fol-
lies and avoidabe mistakes committed in
early manhood. Therefore the field they
did not rightly cultivate they should not
linger Inlet them get out of It that
younger men may have a chance 10 do
better in II. Herein is a great difficulty,
and II Is likely not TO be made a smaller
one when, IN the not distant future. ao-
cording TO the scientists. .le man OF 75
shall be called elderly 90 not old
But as the great lcngthening OF human
life that a. promised Is 10 be In conse-
quence OF the conservation OF the bodily
ana mental forces and as II II not seen
how this can be brought about IN the ex-
isung hard conditions OF life. 10 may be
regardcd a. certain that far easier con
diti0ns are 20 prevail Decided allevia-
Zion Of the Ills of nfe has been effected
In the last nifty years BY reason mainly
OF the inventions that have supplemented
the physical powers Of the race.
Other iabof-saying and Eealth-produe-
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is to be is privilege and solace, after ex-
tended observation of individuals. that
the mind never while life lasts ceases to
be receptive of improving and refining
impressions.
The author already quoted from notices
the objection he has often heard made
that consequent upon the general enfee-
element of the body, which must in the
best event take place will be an enfee-
Element OF the mind. lie answers this
objections by citing Humboldt and
Goethe, each of whom at an advanced
age produced a masterpiece. He might
also have cited James Martineaa and
the historian Mommsen. And the pres
ent writer may include In the number
Prof. Shaler himself. who. at an adj
vanced ago. still occupies the chair of
geology In Harvard and still writes books
than which few are better worth the
reading. In his latest book he notes
the improved appearance OF aged men
and women over what they were not
more than forty years ago. The alb
sencc OF teeth was then a fatal dishgure-
ment TO nine out OF ten OF the aged.
Now the dentist supplies teeth that are
almost better than the natural ones.
Hence Shapespeare's little phrase sans
teeth" is now impertinent. This physi-
cal bettsrment has tended % make the
aged more toierahle. a. Prof. shaier has
put A. The aged are no longer re-
garded az a folk 90 bo Get apart from
shs setiys meRbera Of society 10 b
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The scientists do not appear 20 be
content with the present extended time
allowed to man on the earth; they with
one accord venture the promise TO hu-
manity OF a still further edition to the
number OF the days its sound individuals
may be well assured of living. Last
year the greatest OF German Psychologists
and physicians declared his opinion that
within the next Atty years II will be seen
that the normal period to human life is
at about 1875 years. Lately the profess
sor OF geology In Harvard College stated
his belief that there is no physiological
reason why the average man may not
last. with his mental faculties very lit
tie impaired, for 100 years.
when the predicted times arrives that
not three score and ten but Ave score
years are permitted 20 man in THIS world
there will need TO be effected some repair
titlon OF time and opportunity as be-
tween tho men and women OF the differ
ent ages TO shakespearc's seven ages
viii have 90 be added another age OF
some OF his seven Will need 20 be ex-
tended. which shall they be7 No one
will want the infant age extended. Few
will want the whining school oy" age
prOtracted Perhaps the most would
choose the ago when the lover. sigh
ing like a furnace" etc, thinks he is
20 the aumnk u human happiness. The
ags INST ~ "fu 81 wise saws and mod
srn Instances" will not DO. that n
coo tsdi0us- Ana the age Hhen men u
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looked up to as a class with certain
reverence and an obligation to maintain
a fitting dignity and solemn demeanor
They are, as it were, readopted into the
association and are allowed to go along
with the business of life in the manner
of other men and women" He is care
full to include the women in his survey.
He adds: Those who are in the habit
of carefully observing people may have
noticed in women who have passed the
cimacteric a considerable enlargement
of intellectual interest. So general does
this appear to be that it may be regarded
as normal and as indicating a natural
tendency of the mind to claim its rights
in the peculiar human period of old age"
All this should be immensely comfort
ing and encouraging to elderly men and
woman. But If they are wise they will
not too much presume upon the admit
ted fact in the case. There are still good
reasons why the young and the middle
aged should prefer the association of
those Of their own age. The old must
not. by obtrusion and pushing, make
nuisances of themselves!
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politely refused-"all my regrets, mon-
sleur. but 1 am not in a position TO do
what you ask"
Il viii get in all the same. yop will
see!' ne told the Secretary wrathfuly.
Next day an advertisement appeared in
the journal Offering a large sum for
Figaro Five O'Clock" invitation to be
sent to his hotel. 1t was noticed in the
Figaro office, and word was sent to the
bafiled American citizen that If seen try
ing to enter on any pass he would be
barred by force. He was obliged to give
up his idea.
The real charm Of these reunions lies
in the fact that there is always some
piece de resistance, something to make
an excuse for the affair, either a bout
of fencing between famous masters of
the foils or the appearance of some new
foreign actor in a scene or two of his great
roles A boy pianist may be there TO look
pathetically old in his babyish velvet suit
with the inevitable large lace collar, or
perhaps there will be some wonderful ia
panese conjuror or a Hindoo "fakir" ex-
hiblting on the stage the results OF the
hideous penances he has been performing
for score of years
You would not be justified on these oc-
casions in saying with Hamlet, 1.-THE
plays the thing" No, the play is not the
thing: it is the people Celebrities go there
to meet other celebrities and to be made
much of by the crowd that loves to burn
incense before those who have arrived"
In the intervals of the show all the lions
are made'to roar-to use Charles Dickens
phrase. They go about among the honor
able indiscriminate mob, having people