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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-26

renD Der Dauer tbres Nepens por, ,pmte
tie iiberbaupt bas 8eiibrebt iiber bic
lniperiitdt Bis an ibr 2ebensenbe bat.
8eiaste llniperittdt purbe 1887 bon
Trau Same 6. STANFORD unb ibrem in
1893 peritcrbensn @emable 2elanb
STANFORD fen. nit einem 3apitale bon
$40. 900 beeriinoet. Die Stiftuns
sei6ab our Grinnerung an bas einz
atse, 1885 i'm Glitter bon 16 Sabren Der,
itorbene &inb bes paares, 2elanb
Stanforb Jun. GrDffnet purbe bic
uniperfitdt i'm Sttober 1891. Ssit>
benz finb bort etpa 1000 Stubenten
immatritulirt porben. Der unterri9t
an Der 2ebranitalt lit polIftGnbis sra>
tis.
5rau Same 8. STANFORD tpurbe in
4lbanb, q. g., eeboren unb iit iebt y
Sabre alt. Sbr @atte par @ouperneur
bon &alifornien, Senator bieies Staas
tes unb 8unoesienator.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-26


fer Mabreeel fiigte Der Yrdiibent ben
Often bic folsenbe 8emerfuns bin5u:
rGouperneur Senfins BON Stlaboma
ptrb btermtt tpesen feiner unsebOrisen
8erbinbung nit benz Rontratt snif4en
benz Serritorium unb Der Stlaboma
Sanitartum Company abgefebt."
CUR Grfldruns biene, bab cine ber
Sbliegenbeitsn bes Serritorialz @oupers
reurs barin beftebt, einen Rontratt mil
elmer perfon ober elmer 4orporation
iiber bic 8etpabrung ber Srrfinnisen
i'm Serritorium abauf9lieben. 9ous
nerreur Sentins bradte etnen folden
aontratt NIT BET Otlaboma @anitas
rum COMPANY gum Mbfhlub, elmer
R%prporation, berer 9riinber benz @pu,
perneur Mttien ibres l1nternebmens i'm
Betrase bon $4,000 Bel einem 8antier
binterlesten.
Sbomas 9. Sersuforr tpurbe por
ettpo so Sabren in Siib=g caroline ges
buren. Ct befu9te bic StaatssM ili>
tGr=Mtabemie au gbarlefton, madte ben
9Irgertrieg In ber &onf0berirtenzMrz
NEE NIT unb tpurbe Bel Sadfon, Mif,
f4tper bertpunbet. Na9 fetner 9enez
flung in 1866 lieb ii4 Sersufon in Bal
ttmore, Mb., nieber, mo ct Gii9eretz
Rommifdr fir Marplanb ipurbe.
SpGter mar ct 8unbes=S ilfs< Sti9ereis
&ommtfd-, in 1894 purbe Sersufon
bon Prdibent glepelanb gum 9efanbs
ten fit S6peben unb Hortpeser ers
nnnnt. .
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-26

Gntitammt elmer alien eIiatiiden NSeIsfas
niIie-gerf6bnIidje YoIitif.


Sie fiirsli9 erfolste 9eiebuns bes
btf40fli9en Stubles gu Strabburg
NIT Or. Srans 3orn b. 8ula9, einem
4nssbDrisen Der befannten alien elfdi=
fif6en Samilie 3orn b. 8ula9, biirfte
na6 spet Seiten bin 8efriebiguns berz
boreerufen baben. sic bebeutet suz
nG9it Elm tpeiteres 3ueeitGnoniB an
bic glidKer unb eef9ab elei9seitig i'm
Sinne Der beutf9en Regierung. Die
8ula9'f9e Samilie bat icit benz Wiez
beranf9lub bes gliaB an 0euti9lanb
in 1871 cine periObnlids Yolitit Be-
triebsn, uno bic 8erufuns Sr Trans
3orn b. 8ula6s, Der fopobl beim
Papts als beim beuti9en &aiier in
b0dftem Inisben ftebt, gum 8eib>
biI9of in Der elf difii9en 9auptitaot
tpiro auf Die eigenite Snttiatipe bes
aaifers suriidgefubrt. SeBterer nabln
benin au9 benz re1en Strabburger
8if6ofe perf0nli9 i'm 8erliner S4loiIs
ben Sreueib ab.
Srans 3orn b. 8ula9, ber 1858 gez
boren tpurbe, 1T Elm Sobn bes 1890
beri torbenen ebemaltgen &ammerberrn
aaiier Napoleons bes Sritten, Srana
Corn b. 8ua9. Srana Corn b. 8uz
lab Jun. tpibmete fi9 mad Nbfolpirune
bes gpmnaiiums benz Stubium bet
RedtspiKenf9aft unb trat als Refez
renbar in bas Muspdrttse Mmt gu
Berlin elm, tpo ct fi9 ber befonberen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-26

Bauffil Iebnt ftb an BITE gyerre DEF
frana0fif9en Renaifance an, unb stpar
tptrb bas Gebdube apeiftDdis, nit
einem GrbgefdoB. Sur6 bic Seitens
fliigel, tpel9e fid BON Der !Saupt>Hos
tunOs aus gu beiben Seiten erftrsden,
tperben breite luftige &orribore fiibren.
mad Denen ii9 bobe SGle Dffnen. SIM
Mtttelpunfte bes 9ebGubes, iiber benz
md9tisen 9%auptportale. erbebt iih cine
Ruppel, pdbrenb elm breiter, bon 16
SGulen eetragener 8alton bic Stele
bes spetten Stodpertes etnntmmt. Die
Sede Der &uppel unb bic WGnbe ber
Rorrtbore tperben nit 9emGlben aus
Der @ef9idte bes Staates per5eben.
8rette Sreppen fiibren na4 benz oberer
Stodperf, unb bas grobe Gtnganssz
Yprtal lit bon boben @Gulen nit bogers
artisem Gebdlt flantirt. Oas in Stein
semetBelte Mappepbilb bss Stoates
f9liebt bas Yortal nod ober bin ab.
9:s sHh1ihe !hG1fte hes einen ssliis
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-26
pas AliGouri- Staatsaebau0f.

Ser ber%uorragenoite Sau Der ct. 9ontier
WeItausfteuans tn 1908.
Sir bic Notwithstanding, bic CUR Grs
innerung an bic Qbtretung bes 2ouiz
fianaz@ ebietes ieitens Sranfrei9s an
bic Ser. Staaten i'm Sabre 1908 in
St. 2ouis ftattfinbet, pirb am 20. 9es
aember b. s. ber erfte Spateniti9 pons
aogen. Ser 20. 9eaember lit rdmlid)
Der Sag, an tpeldem i'm Sabre 1903
bic formelIe uebertragung ienes @ebiez
tee an Snfel Gam erfolste.
Inter ben 8auten ber MusitelIuns
tpirb bas Mtfpuri Staatssebdube
iebenfaus ber herborraaenbfte fem. Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-26

TDrberuns bur9 ben 6iriten 8ismard
erfreute. 9ur9 inneren 8eruf gum
rebertritt in ben seiftli9en Stanb sez
triebsn, ftubirte er in Strabburs, Cid
ftdtt unb &om Sbeologie. gr erbtelt
bier bic Priefterpeibe unb tpar 5pdter
in perf9iebenen Bureaus ber pdpftz
li9en &urie tbdtig, Bis er bor einisen
Sa6ren SefretGr Bel Der Mabriber
Nuntiatur purbe. Ser 1851 geborene
8ruber bes nunmebrisen S%traBburger
8ii9ofs, 9uso 3orn b. 8ula9, 1T felt
fieben Sabren unteritaatsfetretdr i'm
Mtniiterium fir @lfabz2otbrinsen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-26
9as bette In Der Belt.

Or. s. So. Samiltou uon Gan
Nrancisco. gat., iaat: SD babe Or.
@arner's r@bite @ine oi Gar Syrup"
Sabre lang aebraudt. gs 1T bic
bette 6uften= Webisin IN Ser @elt unb
bat ieines @lei@en ni@t fur Itbma.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-26
dos

q a9bar: r9iefe Na9t mar ia
Elm furatbarer 2Grm BEL Sbnen, pie
Sic na9 9aufe tamen; i9 b0rte Die
Sttmme Sbrer Srau, bic Sbrer
@4n:egermutter-"-9 8 berr
(perlssen): nSa, ia. mir baben nod
elm Stinbdsn auiammen aeplaubert!"
AuHrenr.
JrGuIein: rMan er5dblt. @te
ipdren aeitern auf benz 8aue binsefal1
Ien2"-R Ger einen 8aQ in
gipiG mitsema9t): ga, in gipil bin
i9 mod fur9tbar unii6er!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-26
AiuHltd1e Eruur.

2ies3en: rMama!"-M q M a:
rWas piuft Ou, 2ieshen?"-2 ies>
d sem: r9atteit Su mid eisentli6
f4on porber seIeben gebabt, als Der
StorG mid brahte?"-M a m a :
80 nein!"-2 ies9en: ,SSa. NOS
Fer baft Su es benin seloubt, bab i9
"a mnr9"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-26
Der krunke Orinkr:.

Mr5t (bei Der 3pniultaticn):
rSas giertrinfen muB ib Sbnsn sana
unb gar perbieten!"-Y a tient {:
n9err 9ottpr, sic f9einen in i9le9ter
2aune gu fein-i9 tperoe morsen pie>
berfommen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-26
AnErr 9rrhultniH.

s. ausfrau (bie einen 8sttler
In bic pierte gtase binaufserufen bat,
I'm tbm einen Seller Suppe 81 seben):
.Nun, tpie mar bic Suppe2"-9 8
%. gang sut-aber Sic foa>
ten parterre tpobnen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-26
GRAND UNION HOTEL.
Haten Sl.O0 per Sa9.

Bette Accommodation fir 'Geiienbe uni
Rofsauser. gute beutide Siide. Sas So
tel 1T bur6wes nit neuem Wobiliar ausse.
fattet. Mit Dem Sotel marine unb sutt
Staaunsen in Serbinouns.
Sraus Teri6wetler, Giseutbiimer.
Gde 6. aue. aub l. StraBe uOrbli6, Sainl
gloub, Rinn. 45-lir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-26
0uulihkuti nu.

9auptm mann Gum ginidbrisz
Sreilprlisen Gobn): rg}esbalb BADEN
sic mod feline 3nOpfe?"-G o b n:
n3u 8efebl, 9err Sauptmann."-
8 u p t m mann: nNa, nesbolb
benin ni9t?"-G o + n: vWesen
unpor d a 3 iser
Ronfeffion. 9err 39auptmarn."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-26
Gin Dli1daHppurl.
DrprTd1rnfurd1Cel

eines @ldubigers nit ielnem ausmdrtisen
Shuloner.
~DolIen sic aablen9"- rNein."-
r9ann alase. 2ump." ~2ump-Snz
iurte, suriidnebmen?"-v@ enn aablen.
ia, fonft niat!"- rNebme @erslei6 on,
bebalte 9ump, aable ni9t."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-26
3roBartise Sdenkung.
9te 2eIano etanforo jun. tintserfttdt abers
MATS bon ibrer Stitterin beoadt.

Saft gleibseitig nit Der Melbung,
bab Mnbrelp Carnegie setpillt iei, our
8esriinoung elmer Hational> uniberiiz
tat in Waibinston, .. g., 100000
900 our @e-figung gu ftelen. lit aug
San Srancisco bic Na4ri9t eetomz
men, baB o.au Same 8. Stanforb an
bic 2elanb STANFORD Junior untperiiz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-26
qklabomas i,eller 8ouperneur.
Bss etaatss mi 9unoesoienfte, fotpie aIS
Diplomat sIeidbewabrt.

prdfibent R~ooiepelt bat tiiralid
Sbomas 9. Sersuion an SteGle bes OBJ
seiebten 8tqiam 81. Sentins gum
9puperneur bes Serritoriums Stloz
bona ernannt. 8ei Der grgreifung bies
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-26

s farmers frau: n9ier, ars
mer Mann!"-S + q m p: ~Wa-
tpaas9 nod mebr Surtep9 Sab f9on
70 piel bic Wo4e peri4ludt. baB i9
bolo felbft tolIere."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-26
mittslbou he's mis,ouri, stootsoebduSss.

>Wittelbau bes WiiolrisS taatsgebduoes.
elm. Der gu Gmpfdnsen unb Seftlids
feiten bienen fol unb 3aum fir 1000
PerIonen bietet. Inter benz Saale be-
finben fi9 bic Seiaeinriatunsen unb
Borratbsz GGume. Sas &uppelbad
pirb aus 8lei ober s3int berseite1t, Die
SGfelung Der Hotunbe tpirb aus Mars
NOR unb Snir beiteben. 4qes 9olss
tpert pirb in Naturfarben polirt. Rur
MiHourier 8au=M aterial tommt our
@erpenoung. unb apar tpirb bas meiite
baDon fret seliefert.
Gin Dliadsapn9r,.
9tefelbarer Gum Na6bar):
LINER S9ulae fat bod Elm Riefenz
sliid. Grit fat er a6ttauienb Mart
in Der 2otterie s%etponnen. bann brei
pferoe gldnsenb pertauft, unb seitern
brennt linn audi mods bo9 perfi6erte
@ebDft ab!"
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CONDENSED IELEGRlHs
-.
sss - tzsc 80

sFtBeo SlRAazgu EEer sreachsd its
highest stage az Shara, Pa. April IS.
and is low receding
The directors Of the Pressed Steel
Car Co. have declared the irregular
quarterly Dividend on the pxsferred
stock Of 81 per cent
Lloyd Griseom. U19sd States Sec
Hretary Of legation at ConstantinoRle.
nov in Was1j1gspn chss ~ Seided to
return to ConstartfnopSe SA%
The food situation in the vicinity
|of yGIneiEn4ti, Pr Fsg much worse
AprH 2k5hlkss kxtesssa Inat it would
reach its limit at that time.
A9a sea- q earned there have
been no new developments regarding
the investigation into the recent
breach OF discipline ameng-the corps
Of cadets at West Poins16 ~
Frank Fuller and Thomas Smith.
Amerieansa Aiakk SnesH seHtsnced 10
six months Imprisonment at-Kiug
ston, jamaica 10E2 having false con-
tracts here with Jamaican Iaborers to
work in Cuba.
i -A[1A SUI q Has MCHt OfEA hd41
of the easetrn and southern states dur
ling the past few days II has created
| disastrous foods in the, Ohio and some
other rivers. destroying much property
and causing, the loss of several lives.
/ The Mahoning river has broken all
records for high water, being twelve
inches above tbs. greatest flood ever
known in the valley and was still MS
ing an inch an hour at Youngstown.
DO, April %.
/ The National Society of the Daugh-
tiers of the, Revolution has finished the
I business session of IT'S annual meet
ing at New York City, The most i'm
portant item was the election of sew
en- members OF the board of managers
to. replace, the seven whose term had
] expired on
/ In recent address Signor Luzzatti
| an Italian statesman who has been
4 minister OF finance. asserted that il
1 our pending reciprocity treaty with
/ France should be ratified without a
corresponding treaty between the Unit
] ed States and Italy his countrymel
Z would be driven from the American
4 market. g
4 The dong legal fight for the posses
4 sion OF the sbandened Oregon. Short
/ Iafe rightSef way through Southeast
ern Nevada and Southwestern Utah
between Senator W. A. Clark of Mon
| tana and the Oregon Short Line. rep
resenting the Hartman interests, has
been settled in favor of the Oregon
j Short Line.
1 The, Postmaster General is officially
/ informed that no mail from the United
4 States postal station in China was
! lost in the Rio de Janeiro Also that
1 the mail from Nagasaki, Japan. which
/ otherwise wouts.. have been sent il
i the Inflated steamer, had been placed
s on board a transport leaving there
u the same night. o
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What an object lesson the citizens
Of Manila and the inhabitants Of the
Philippine Islands have in thAs street
American justice meted cut . par
tfeipstors in the cOnlmssssry frauds
at Manila For centuries, it may s0e
said, corruption among officials was
rampant there under Spanish rule,
The hideous monster has nov, under
the stars and Stripes. only TO show
its head and Justice, swift and sure,
overtakes IL There viii be no more
rsscality. for while. attempted by
anybody holding the commission or
wearing the honored stripes -of-Unele
Sam in the Philippine Islands
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A little year OF so ago

A little year OF so ago-----
She swayed a certain set--vre7-s
Without her functions failed. but oh.
How quickly We forgetiw
The men who fiocked around her then
Now fiatter other girls. and they
That read her name with envy when
She swayed ne'er think of her to-day
A preacher said some words, and 10,
A maiden ceased to bel
The fair one people used to know
Oh where. oh where is she? q
There's one who bends with loving
gaze
Ger something small and frail and
sweet g
wonder IL she mourns the days
When all the world was, at her feet
~
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Forgotten.

From the Chicago Times-Herald.
A little year or so ago
She sparkled everywhere,
With shoulders bare and face aglow
The fairest Of the fair; E
We read about her every day
Al having been at this or that
At club or tea or ball or play,
Attraction centred where she sat.
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just for the PUBLIC Good.
the Chicago Tribune.

From the Chicago IrlDune-
IF you don't take it." said tthe
struggling young author, with a CLEAN
of fierce determination in his eyes,
"rll find somebody who will"
The editor looked the poem ovep
again.
Well" he said, how will IS do
for it,"
"Tn take it" replied the struggling
.yonng anthor. suppressing his eager
ness. When will see it in print?'i
You won't see it at all, young
man. rejoined the editor. handing
over the money I'm buying this
merely to suppress it in the interests
of the helpless public"
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President Schurmann's advice to
the United States regarding Cuba can
not be gainsaid for its scientific and
ethical soundness. Hawaii would
make itself ridiculous. simply. by
presuming TO be the whole thing in
the expansion policy in general and
the supplying Of cane sugar to- the
home market in particular. The Unit
ed States is morally committee at
the very least. to most friendly treat
ment OF Cuba commercially and inan-
eially. There is even more reason
for conceding 8 free market to Cuban
sugar than there ever was to Hawaii
an sugar before annexation. The
planters Of Hawaii have in every
emergency proved equal TO any strain
upon their enterprise. sIt lis the
strains. indeed that have placed Ha.
vail at the forefront in methods OF
cultivation and manufacture. One OF
the greatest labor-saving inventions
OF the industry-the centrifugal pro
cess-is credited TO an oldtinle Ha-
waiisn planter. It viii take time for
Cuba TO work up its full resources in
cane sugar production. Meantime.
the consumption Of sugar in the Unit
ed States is maintaining It's ratio. IN
diminished. 10 the supply. Beet sugar
resources are. in al temperate elimes.
unlimited with material exceptions
The product is less favored by con
sumers for one thing. For another
thing. there is limit ar which indie
pendent farmers. who have 20 be
reckoned with. viii supply the raw
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material On the whole. Hawaiis hsv-
ing the real thing Of American pat
4onage and protection. should harkor
no Isnobie jealo1sy AZ Crte, sister
republic OF the great Nation OF Ehich
this Pacific group, Is nov an integral
mart
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HONOLULU. d. T. NAY 3, 1901
GROSS sELF.sEpuDlsrIos.

The constantly reiterated charges
made in the Morning organ against
the recently deceased Legislature are
about 10 be investigated and to the
surprise Of everyone the Organ does
not Ike Il at all. The yeracious sheet
made enough charges Of bribery
against the members OF the Legisla-
ture TO have justified the use OF
severe measures in case a 1.-THE OF its
assertions we're true. But everyone
knows. and the Advertiser best of an.
that the charges had yery little il any.
foundation IN fact The paper howIea
for condign and summary punishment
for the alleged offenders. bat as soon
as the proper means are taken for the
detection OF the crime and the dis
closing OF the criminals. the Organ
Tor some unknown reason makes an
attack ON the very thing it has SO
furiously supported.
The Advertiser should be the first
to uphold the hands OF the Judiciary
in its effort to unearth scoundrelism
il there has been any in the late SEES
sion. for it has been the mouth-piece
through which the charges have been
made. 1t should be proud and happy
to be identified with movement
which 1t has claimed would be for
the betterment OF the whole commu-
nifty. -
With its accustomed disposition TO
mislead. the Advertiser tries to rep
resent the announced intention of
Judge Humphrey to summon a grand
jury for the investigation OF Governor
Dole's charges OF bribery against ,ne
Legislature as something unusual, ex
traordinary and unprecedented AS il
by the irony OF fate, working for eter.
nal Justice. comes from the mainland
at this juncture an example of the very
same course as Judge Humphreys has
taken in this matter An Associated
Press dispatch from Wallace, Idaho
dated at the latest instant before the
Doric's mail closed, states that Distric;
Judge MAYHEM has convened special
grand jury TO inquire into recent min.
ing troubles wherein two men lost
their lives. In the light of this exam
ple-it comes too late TO be prece
dent people here unfamiliar with The
scope OF the institution of the grand
inQuest" will perceive that Judge
Humphreys is doing precisely the right
thing in the right place.
Il is therefore unnecessary to re
produce the deadly parallel from yes
terday's Bulletin. whereby it is showr
that. only a few days ago. the Adver
tiser was shrieklng for an investiga
ton by grand jury into the indefinit,
charges of bribery itself preferred
against members OF the Legislature
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Beware of a couuh. !

A cough is not disease but a symp-
tom. Consumption and bronchitis,
which, are the most dangerous. and
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dication a PERSISTENT cough. and If
properly treated as soon as this cough
appears, are. easily cured. Chamber
lainis Cough Remedy has proven won
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wide reputation, and extensive sale BY
its success in curing the diseases which
cause coughing. If it is not beneficial
it will not cost you cent For sale
by Benson. Smith g. Co General
Agents Fstritbry Of Hawaii
Book binding from us is always sat
isfaetory NNC
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