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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
OPERA HOUSE PROJECT.
Plans VIII Bc Drawn Soon and stock
Company Organized

Company Organized,
Tho Information has been obtained
from good authority that every lcgti.
mate effort possible will be- made
within the next few weeks to make
arrangements Tor the erection ~ a
handsome theatre building in this city
u b. known also that President E y.
Ripley. OF the Santa Fc Railway com.
pany. has boon Interviewed hy inter.
ostod and influential citizens regard.
ing the location Of largo opera
house ON the compnuyB property On
the present site of T.. ~ putucy's
Wholesale grocery. and the idea ap.
pears Co have struck responsive
chord with that official orders have
been given to Architect Charles b.
WhittluHpy To draw plans for an opera
house and submit them To the prcHi
dent and his officers. Tho architect
" expected home from California In
day or 90. and Just aa soon an his
business viii permit he viii 80 Co
work designing the structure when
the plans have been passed favurahly
upon by the company managers. a
couple ~ AlhuQucrquc's most promin
cnt business men will cndoayur To- stir
up the latent enthusiasm and organ.
izc q stock company. Where there
is will there b. q way and this time
hunorcd ndagc viii certainly play an
important part va this oXpensiv" un.
dprfnkiuu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18

From Native American Phoenix
A very small percentage ~ the In
diana of school age among the Naya
io Indiana have received any eduCa.
tiouAl training Doubtless their inde
pondrnce and their ability to take care
~ themselves has been one % the rea
sons Dor this apparent neglect of the
Nayaiuos b. the friends ~ Indian edu.
cation School facilities are bging
provided more abuhlaniiy, however.
and doubtless the day viii soon come
when a very considerable percentage
~ Tho children viii he Ia school
Tho agency buildings az Fort De
8nnco are old and comparatively
worthless. Tho school buildings are
In fairly good condition bat having
been built a number ~ Years ago lack
modern convenience In the summer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
ELlzAaETHrowN.
From the Miner.

fFum the MintIs
Mrs. n. y. sammls ~ back from
Iowa. and ut present IL living at Badly.
A. & Voorhees,. the we'll Known law.
yer from Ration. has been busy In
Elizabcthtpwn for the past few DAYS.
G. D. Rcmsbofg and Forrest are up
from Ration. business connected with
his store and cattle ranch keeps Mr..
Remsberg very busy
Yesterday Whitcscarvcrs freight
teams stated FOR tn railroad 10 bring
In the machinery for the dredge.
There are seven car loads az Springer
Tor transportation
Joe Quick has bought the Froolick
house up ON the hill and Is putting In
his spare tine In fixing u up
Tho Ajax company W. preparing 10
make n mill run on the Black Copper
mill
Miss NlnaH closed her school In Rod
River last Friday and returned To- the
Golden Era After two weeks vaCa.
tion spent with her friends In Eliza.
bothtOwn.
q. r. Matkin returned from Chicago
the fore part ~ the week According
to his report. plenty Of eastern money
is ready FOR investment In legitimate
mining enterprises. but wildcat
schemes are IN bad favor.
~. J Roiling Is chaperoning John
r. Michalski, a contractor. aud John
=. Butler. a lawyer. both Of Chicago,
during their first trip through this
part OF the terrestrial globe, Al three
gentlemen are members OF the orc
Dredgc company. and they intend to
spend part 81 the summer la New
Mexico
Mrs Gussio Dyer and son. Miss Car.
RE Cunningham. Mr.. Swcarengor and
Mrs. u. y. Morse. were Invited to din.
ncr at Peter pcrrys last Sunday. The
little company gathered together 60
celebrate Louie Perry's sixteenth
birthday and after eating the boun.
tlful dlrner. Mrs Perry knows 80 well
how 10 prepare. the party had but one
regret that there were not enough
Prrrys To have a birthday dinner cv.
cry Sunday in the year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
From the Optic.

from the bpuc.
Benirno Aires got his right arm
badly caught In "A cog wheel nj the
Las Vegas roller mills. and II was
necessary for pr Mohr Ia do some
stitching
Superintendent Wcsterman rs put
ting the combined cemeteries Ia the
hest shape ever known The new wall
la front ia a neat analr helping the
appearances. while the aOdded land
makes a cemetery suitable for this
growing town.
Grover Fleck, aged i3 year. was ac.
cldentally shot la the left leg above
the knee while hunting for hts little
brother I'm the vicinity Of the round
house. he had no pistol ON his person
and II b. not known whence the bul
let came.
John Rlnlingcr and bride left the
hot springs for Albuquerque They
are both employed at tho MOntoznma
hotel and aensibiy concluded 20 get
married the ceremony having been
performed Friday evening.
Tho false alarms ~ fires have been
expensive Injuries 10 the people OF
this city within the past few months
according Ia me records ~ the Gre De
purlmSnt, there have been six or eight
of these instances az "a cost 90 from
I IS a. ti2 each. fireman 81 paid VI
/ for each false alarm he answers and
tho fact of his attendance 10 recorded
IN a book kept for that purpose. th'
names Of all fromen usually OeinG
written Ia the came chirugraphy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18

~ 1900 q brick boys dormnory build,
Inc wan erected BY the government ~
az expense ~ go 900 and stands ga.
day A. a monument 10 the era " al.
yancement In educational matters
The building consists 81 two stories
and basement u a. 64xs3 feet In ~.
mansions and ~ lighted with gasoline
gah. heated with steam. has hot and
cold baths and lavatory conveniencea
and strictly modern throughout Il
was built by James n Owen. a con
tractor 81 Minneapolis. MINI The
building can accommodate 100 pupils.
improvements " a permanent and
substantial character we're also made
last summer M the Little Water
school situated thirty miles east 81
Fort Defiance
An adobe dormitory was built. prac.
tically placing the school In tho list Of
reservation boarding schools and dous
bling lie capacity. Some increase was
also made In the number OF employees
The school ~ located at Tohatchie
pustofilce. n NJ mail being directed
via Gallup Following Ia this list OF
government employees on the Navajo
reservation
Agency Employes-O. w. Hayslett.
AA'Ntt y. ~. nay financial clefht q
Is, Smith, physician. John stewart.
blacksmith Charles Drury, carpenter
and wheelwrlght. j. H. Henderson.
engineer and sawyer y n. shoemak.
or. head farmer. Edwin n. Rogers.
assistant farmer. Mary L. Eldrldge
aud Mrs ~ q Cole. lold mstruna Mt
Jewctt san Juan county. New Mex.
tco.
school Employees G. " Lamar, sup.
lorintcndeut. Lula Lamar, principal
teacher. Sallio a. SNOW. teacher.
blanche o. Thomas. kindorgartner:
Mary a.. keOugh. matrOn. Mrs ~. w.
De Loss, RaEi1iaBt matron. N .gle
kcnugh. seamHtrcas, Margaret Wad-
deli cook. Martha Whoiau. nurao.
Oscar ". Waddoll. discipllnarlan I'D.
ward T.. Carson. industrial teacher:
Mary a. Conrad, laundrcHa. Seven
Indiana are employed as assistants
and lahorcrA.
Employees Little Water school En-.
ma De Wore. principal teacher. Jane
Haskell mRtrun. Nerda Chaplain.
teacher Sarah A Munger. laundresA:
Mrs lrunO. cook Charles Virdin. la.
duAtrlnl teacher
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
LAS VEoAs
From the Record

From the Record
Edward Clay. son Of T. T. Clay. Of
this city who has not been home for
the past twelve years. ia expected TO
arrive from -. Louis 90 remain for a
few weeks visiting his parents.
Marshal Murphy had a warrant for
the arrest OF George T. iIill the paint
cr. for brutality assaultiLg his wife
while intoxicated. Mrs. Hill Nv said to
be In a very bad condition. She has
the bad evidence OF having been In.
humanity treated.
newly organized whist club held
its third meeting at the residence of
Mrs. Chas. Sporleder. A pleasant AZ
ternOon was spent aud delicious re-
frcshmonts served. Those present
we're MesdRmes Clark Beldon. v, T.
Mills Williams Upton. Hyett and
Miss i.ottio Hayward
James Crowley. the eldest son Of
NJ, ] Crowley. VI this city, aud Elmer
Wlmber. a son Of y. X. Wimber. also
of this city. started out few days
ago for trip TO Denver. They
reached Denver all right. but upon re-
turning Jim had the misfortune 20 slip
under train near COLORADO Springs
and had one Of his legs cut on He ~
al present resting easy In the hospital
"a, that city. Elmer Is now at Ration
On route home.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
FInAnciAL REPORT.
County Treasure. Newhall Reports 20
the commlaaIoaera.

G. X. Newnau county treasurer.
10 the board 81 count com.
miHHlnnera a. the recent meeting ana
itomized statement ~ the receipts and
disbursements ~ the once for the
o, Rod ended March 81. 1891. namely
balance from j. l.. Perea, ex-coilec-
tor from various funds, So. 1908.
receipts from taxes and licenses. $685.
233Gs. total. tgs .i3iGl Disburae-
mcnts So 33f 80. balance. tt2.3ifg3.
less ovordran Of bonds of 1899 g..
2tb.l2 leaving a balance 81 Sib.099Ss,
Territorial taxes collected January.
fS.Ifil0. February. a215.8O. March.
t2fOIi Total. gG.Gfg.6i
city Taxes Collected January. 81.
1895, February. til7ss. March,
.fgiT67 Total. tbt30l0.
Tho report tn the commissioners
also covered the tax collections for
the various funds Of the county. which
shows 8 total amount 81 tl6,iGlbs;
.0yerdrafts. district & Gii2fs. district
A.. si76u. district 52 Si297g Total.
l253ki leaving a not balance Ia the
5, hnol fund of tlb.aOi1h. Districts
! . and 90 lcity of AihuqueFquei should
receive 81 gsag "a and district ~ Told
Aihuqurrquel Hi.60t02
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18

Last night President %. Ruppo of
the territorial board of pharmacy,
came home after couple uf weeks
inspection tour to the towns uf Alamo
gordo, Eddy Roswell White Oaks.
Captain. Lincoln and Clayton. Tie dis
covered many violations Of the Law iu
the sale Of pnisons. and la 20 many
words told them what would be- The
consequences II be- learned of see
ond oifcnsp. when not engaged in
reading the laW 90 his hearers. no held
them by talking tsu,;grial fair and
IRE department matters. Yes they
were an pleased with his wonderful
personality ana assured him thry
would make arrangements to como
10 the metropolis. especially durinl
fair week.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
Or. BAILEY aossep.
Ne Lost His Gold Watch While al El
paHo on Monday

while listening 10 Prosid"nt McKin.
ioy's speech at ~ Pnso ON Monday
morning nr ! Ballcy. 81 Las Cruces
lost his gold watch. man ran
against him in the crowd. but he. sup.
posing IL was simply an accident. Ia.
cldpntul o. the crowded condition
paid no particular attention but few
minutes later he looked for his watch
to learn the time. and u was gone
lr Bnilcy's niece. little Miss Hazel
Graham also fell victim to the
thicylng ratoros and pretty belt that
he was wearing for the nrst timc
was taken on her and stolen
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
Officers Installed.

Last night az the Congregational
church tho Young Peoples city union
met and installed officers. which in
cludcs the following IL ". Cozinc.
president: Miss Edna Lcayitt. vice
president. Miss Nellie brewer. seer"
tary. Miss Alice rutherford troasur
or, Miss Maud Brown. chairman dee.
y1tiunnl committee, Mrs. Susan
Nurch. chairman social committee.
Miss Bessie BaldridEe chairman how
,r committee. Al the conclusion OF
the installation "a worry enjoyable pro
cram was rendered. which consisted
az tb4 fOIlDWiur.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18

The Cherokee and pittsburg Coal
and Mining company Of Kansas filod
Incorporation papers In the Office of
Territorial Secretary j. Wallace Ray.
noldF The lncurporatOFs are A. 8.
Johnson, } T.. GHswold, J. =. Mul
ynnc. Edward wilder q r. Parmoiloc
ropcka. W. r strong T. r. Burr. G..
/. Goodwin. W. A. Glazier George o.
Manchester G.. r. Higgins Boston
Capital 5000 600 Headquarters az CT
ard and Topeka. Kansas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18

NHiNNfNiNN On NlA NnhI
David Held, who has been workins
a. barber az the Montcruma hotel for
some time past, has resigned his post
ton at that place and In company With
Monte nutlor leaves foe Santa Rosa
whore Mr. Field will open barber
shop.
". 4. Cumcrford who has for sever
Rl months been IN charge OF the Chag
f. Henderson aud y. Jerome Symonda
undertaking parlors a. this place. IN
company with his wife departed for
Peoria. M their former home.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
PubIlrhst All the Nsns.

Tho Albuquerque Citizen, Ia ia
last Tuesdays Issue doyOtes nearly
two columns 90 n hCndaOme tribute
90 pemlng ita citizens and ita re-
sources Tho Citizen believes In Civ.
inE credit where credit la due. Moth
ms small or ~ che narrow mindedness
about that sheet Doming Head.
lirht
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
BLAND.
From the Herald

From the Herald.
Bessie. the eldest daughter Of
Squire and Mira. smith, n stlll visiting
friends In the territorial metropolis.
Il Is Understood that Jim Bontly
has the contract for carrying the Unit
ted States mail from here 10 the sui
phur springs p0stoihce.
Mrs. Joseph Routledge left Tor Cor
rillos 20 take care ~ her son, Elmer,
who la not improving In health as
RAPIDLY as at FIRST reported.
Zoe Maclel. uf Albcmarlc, who has
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18

and sustained the earnlshse. and thus
another party has been made 90 par.
TALLY pay their debts while avoiding
same hy leaving the territory The
husband OF the lady In the Gaze b. 10.
rion Miller. formerly territorial socrc.
tRry lie now resides in ~ paso
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18

meet In this city next Monday aud
place a valuation on the public build.
ings and bridges owned by Bcrnalillu
county e. = StoVer. W l.. Brother.
ton and Ed Newcomer Thoy viii
submit their report to the commission
at santa be next Tuesday
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
ALAMoeoRoo.
From the Advertiser

From the Advertiser.
Road supervisor Coo has a force Of
between hftocn aud twenty men on
the county road
J. shower. ~ Pine Springs. pur'
chased of q -. Warnook the brick
block on Sew York avenue occupied
by W. y. Warren d Co, consideration
$4,000
=. r.. Coe who is charged with Kill
uR Robert Marlin al TohnRHan a
souplo of years ago ana mas been out
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
oEMINo


4 INAA NN' NN'A'AtANNN
Tom Hughes ~ tho Albuquerque
Citizen. from the hour ~ his arrival
early sunday morning until his dopar
tufe al 2 30 Monday evening. was the
busiest man In Deming. ana the hand.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
From tho Record

Daniel r white and bride who
were recently married In ~ PaaO, re-
turned home from their eastern honey
moon.
CnfimlrO limeuea. father of ailYerio
Jimenoa. who was accidentally shot
through the arm ana side recently, ar
rived IN the city from El Cueryo 90
be- presept al an operation which was
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
OFFICIAL MATTERS.
TERRITORIAL FUNDS

Territorial Treasurer J. II Vaughn
received Sl7 from the sale Of two
copies Of the Compiled Laws.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18

The American youth Il no longer
encouraged by telling him that be may
some day become president OF the
United states The once only pays
$50 400 while presidents Of insurance
companies Eet 500 900. railroad com.
panios $3.50 900 and steel trust presi
dents 81 900 900.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18

Hard work does not hurt a well
woman. II is The weak woman, suf-
icring from diseases peculiar TO her
scx, who breaks down under the daily
strain OF household duties For dis
eases of the delicate Womanly organs
lh. Picrcc's Favoritc Prescription isI
the standard remedy. Over half al
million women owe health and hap.
pincgs Co d.. picrcc's treatment.
10 tongue could eKpfcss the pain that
endured hclufr I commenced taking nf
iisttrs ultdiginr" writes Mrs Moilit Col.
gate. ~ Randolph. Charlotte Co. Va eIl
MaH not ald, 20 10 anything NJ hM Could
NJ CT anything except bread ana tra .of III
dtd ihc top ~ ny head hurt su 10 setmed
y would til me but nos { can eat q I'D
he oi almosi anything ] unut and can 40
2 good dat wuft as well as any body can.
An better Than ! have been fof yrara 4
hink Ncuf medicine D. the beet that ever
was made Tor ii h the only thinr that ever
eiu me aus Fooi tried many other kinhn
hui none did mc euy good bot your pav0ritt
Prescription and Golden Medical uisssIg.
cry can never praise them TOO highiy.s
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18

Board OF Appraisers
Tho following gentlemen VIII com.
prise the board Of appraisers who VIII
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-22

Seit 1. Mar3 bieies Sabres LIT eis
ne i~trensere llnterlu@uns bes @epads
Der in ben Sdfen Der Ser. Staaten
lanbenben Yaiiasiere i'm @anse, nnb
bieIe MaBresel bat Seranlafuns 81
'uielen &lasen unb sroBer llmsufrie=
benbeit seseben. DAB iie aber iebr
mobl ansebra@t mar, ersiebt ii6 aus
benz llmltanbe, baB IN ben 5 Monas
ten pom 1. Wdrs bis l.. Nusuit 1901,
In benen bas nere Spltem sur @n=
wenbuns fommt, fur i'm perionli9en
@epdd mitscfibrte solpfi6tise @e=
sen1tdnbe in Stem 9ort 1901, 64S an
!3abl foueftirt wurben, wdbrenb i'm
8oriabre in berlelben 9eriobe MI.
$66, $50 aus bieler Suelle einsinsen.
SIM Monat Suli 1900 sablten 49,
557 9aHasiere S1S,971 Sou, I'M
Suli 1901 aber wurben pon nur II, :
442 Yaiiasieren $65,15 foaettirt.
@enn erit einmal bic sroBe &idman.
beruns ber guropareiienben besinnt,
ermarten bic l3oubeamten nod eine
bebeutenbe Steiserlius bieier Ginnab.
men.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-22
Gem Ternehmer, mad ion nj

9em Sernebnter mad foa nun
aud cine Mnsabl S9oolmams fatbo=
liiden 8efenntniiies fur bic O%ffentli=
den S9ulen in ben Pbilippinen ar,=
semorben iperben. Oas Saftum iei
anerfannt. @ir monen ni9t frasen,
OBJ bic MaBresel einem @efibl Der
giQisteit unb @ere9tisfeit ~seseniber
Ser fatbolii9sn 8euOlferuns biben
unb briben entlprtnst, ODER Der Nb=
iidt, ii6 BON benz 9ormurfe Der Pa=
ritdt rein gu maiden, ODER aber I'm,
bic Silipinos beito lei@ter fur bic
amerifanil9e S@ule gu seminnen.
@emib, audi in ber relisionslolen
Sdule fomnt iebr uieles auf BITE Per=
ION bes 9ebrers, ieinen gbarafter unb
ieine l1e~berseusuns on. slu9 obne bas
relisiOie @ebiet brett gu beribren,
tbeilt it9 BITE lestere, unbemuBt benz
S9iler nit. @enn bie Offentli9e
S@ule anitatt r~elisionslos ni@t be-
reits p~oQftdnbis atbeiitii@ unb aati=
@riitli9 ~seruOrben lit, 10 perbanft ite
bas ibret nod auf benz 8oben beS
gbriitentbums ftebenben 2ebrfrdften.
sSn benz MaBe biele ausi9etben ober
aussei@ieben werben, perltert ii@ aud
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-22

Der Sriiieler Correspondent bes
9onboner yStanbarb" min aus ube=
iter Sue0e" erfabren baben, baB bic
aOnisin @ilbelmina iansit seneist sez
melen iei, bur6 Sermitteluns elmer
.bo6seiteuten PerlOnli6teit bic gin=
lteluus Der Seinelelisteiten in Glib
afrifa uorsui6lasen, fals &rdser ii6
bamit besnisen mirbe, Mutonomie UNI
ter gnslanb's Oberberrl@aft ansuneb.
men unb bic Sorberuns mad llnabs
bdusisteit, mel6e bic boudnbii@e &e-
sieruns iest fir unausfibrbar balte,
aufsuseben. &riiser babe aber nit
ieiner sewObnli6en Neiti9teit, jebe
S%nteruention abselebnt, bic ni9t BEN
Surenitaaten pole l1nabbdnsistettp erz
blrse. gr babe ais 8eiiYetl @a=
ibinston ansefabrt, Der inter unsinz
lttseren Sebinsunsen ais bic 8uren
piele Sabre fir bic iinabbdnsisfeit
Nmeritas sefdmpft unb i6lieBli6 ieiu
3iel errei6t babe. gs lit ii6er, fist
Der &orreiponbent binsu, baB &riiser
nod INNER auf International Serz
midelunsen bofft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-22

SIN antertfanii6en S%reiitaate, Der
bod Der Sort lein io0te bes birserliz
den Sbealtsmus unb bes @eltfriebens=
s%ebanfens, lit bic @orliebe fur BEN
Wilitarismus in tetisem @ritarfen
besrtffen. Man sebe ii9 6iesbesis=
lid feiner Sdui9uns bin ; beim Nus=
sieben Ser M%iliStruppen gum Sabres=
man6uer serdtb bas Yublifum auBer
&anb uno 8anb. auf Der gsplanabe
ber panamerifanii6en Nustelluns ru.
fen bic grersteribuusen Ser saltiren=
ben neutrality-suspicious. ben sr0Bten
gntbultasmus berpor. Oas S66n=
ite BET Der Sa9e III, baB Sic veSun=
gems" in ibren Oriuibunsen eine
Strammbeit entluideln, bic smar nod
ni6t benz 9arabemari6 ser 8erliner
@arbe slei9seiteat merben fann, aber
immerbin an militdri16em @eiit nt9ts
gu miini9en ibris ldBt. @tr itnb,
bieier @efabr birfen mir uns nt9t
peri3lteBen, auf Dem a~lierbeiten @e=
&c, elm Mtlitdritaat par excellence gu
merben, unb mir merben, mte auf ie=
Dem @ebiete, aud in bieler 8esiebuns
slei@ in's @roBe seben. Oie gor=
bebinsunsen iin6 sei6afen, bas @olf
netst gum Wilitarismus, es mirb benz
ielben LATHAM a~usfo1ten mii1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-22
MrHinIeh Fat hefnnutfih rem q,

Me&inle1 bat betanntlt9 benz &ai=
fer Der Oeuti9en Bel @elesenbeit bes
Sobes Ietner Mutter etn 8etletbs=
l9reiben sei6idt. @arum bat er feins
an Dom Paul sei6tdt, als beilen bel=
benmitbise Srau ftarb? 8rpan aiebt
Mc&inlep gang sebOris bur9 bic Sez
del, unb natirli6 nit &e9t. Ct
iast In ietnem ugommoner: rgaul
&riser's Srau belaB eble @tseni9af>
ten. ste bra9te Opfer, rpel9e bes
&aiIers Mutter niemals au brinsen
bate. ste aetste eine eble Stnsabe
an ibren Manu unb an ibr 0aterlanb.
Dte Wutter bes &aiiers bate nie @e=
lesenbeit, fol@e giseni9aften gu aet=
gen. &riser's Srau itarb als etne
&riesssefansene; fie rpurbe bur@ ben
&eprdientanten zines &atierreides se=
fansen sebalten, unb ibr 9eben purbe
seopfert, neil fte ienen @runbidben
setreu blieb, pel9e mir in Der 8er=
s~ansenbeit NIT @orliebe als rameri=
tanii9e @runbidbe" be3ei6neten. Oa
bat 8rpan einmal ben Nasel auf ben
&opf %setroffen. Das &asenbudeln
Dor Majeitdten lit In Nmerifa eine
efelbafte Sttte 9emorben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-22

Sett tritt aud Senator Seit uou
WiHouri nit Der grfldruns auf, oat
es Selbitmorb fur bic bemofratil9e
Yartei iein wiirbe, bic Sil5erfrdse
no9mals in BEN Sorbersrunb 81 brdn1
gen. Der Senator ite1t fur bic be-
mofratii9e Ylatform i'm Sabre 1904
Die folsenben brei 9unfte ais 9auptz
bebinsuus auf: g~rtens: beutli6e
.grtldruns fir abseitufte ginfommen'
iteuern; sweitens: mna9siebise Sp,
petition sesen bic Sruits; brittens
@rfldruns sesen ben sSmperialismus
unb bas &olontalipitem. = Sowett
gut, aber bis CUR grtldruns Der Plats
form miilen nod BRET Sabre perge=
BEN, unb es fOnnten greisniiie Tom:
men, bic ale jeRisen politil9en Se=
re9nunsen Su S6anben MAIDEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-22

Sn BEN iibamerttanil6en 6erenz
feiiel brobelt es sesenuartis wieber
semaltis, unb Elm l1eberlaufeu beSlel=
ben itebt ieben Iusenblif s1 erwar=
ten. inner Stats Oepartement lit
i'm Sale bes Iusbru9es zines f0rm=
li9es &rieSes swii6en ben &~epubltten
Colombia unb SeneSuela fur aue
guantualitdten seriltet, mie bic eilise
Ibienbuns bes S6la9ti6ifes, $50
ma" mad Der meltli6er Seite gnb bes
sroBen &anonenbootes yWa6ias"
mad Der 0itli6en Settle Ser 9anbense
pom Yanama benefit. Oie 9aupt=
aufsabe bteier beibeu &riessl@iffe be-
ftebt neben Der allsemeinen @abruns
Der amerifanii9en Sntereiien, besu.
benz S@use in ienen 9dnbern anidiii=
ger amerifanii6er girser, in Der
@ufre6terbaltuns bes giienbabnuerz
febrs lber bic 9anbense pom Pauama,
ba etne, menn au@ rur uoriberseben=
Be St6runs besielben BEN internatio=
nalen Sanbel empfinbli6 i9dbisen
piir6e.