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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-01-24
Abraham, Lincoln Clones.

Sioux City, Iowa, Jan. 19.-Abraham
Lincoln, a NNinnebago Indian about
fifty years Of age, left an aged wife
and large family on the Winnebago
reservation and eloped TO Sioux City
with a young squaw. Abraham left
his home on Jan. 10 to accompany
three young. squaws who were going to
Pipestone Mimi, as far as Sioux City.
When they arrived here Abraham sang
"Id Leave My Happy HON. for You"
to one of the young squaws, and went
on to Pipestone. The reservation au-
thorities suspected Abrahams infideli-
ty and telephoned the police to search
for him.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-01-24
LOSSES WE'RE HEAVY.
South Dakota Farmers Suffer From
q Prairie Fire.

4
Huron. S. D., Jan. 19.-Reports from
Tuesdays prairie fire in the western
part of this (Beadle) county indicate
that the losses are very heavy to
farmers and stocknlen, many of them
losing their entire supply Of hay and
feed, besides cattle sheds and barns.
The wind was blowing fifty to sixty
miles an hour. The citizens turned out
and fought the flames away from
Wo]sey. A special train from this city
was sent out by the Chicago & North
western Railway company with fire
fighters and they, with the help of
those from Woolsey, extinguished the
flames a few miles east of Wolsey. The
burned area is from two to five miles
wide and from ten to twelve miles
long, in which is located many prosper
GUS farmers and stockmen, some of
whom lost all their hay and feed and
also their barns and stock sheds.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-01-24
IN THE HOUSE.

Bismarck. January 18th. The resolu-
ton amended by the senate to adjourn i'll
thirty-fve days came up in the house.
Packard of Morton moved to postpone
the whole matter indefinitely. Galbraith
of Grand Forks moved to concur in the
senate amendment and Hall of Nelson
moved to lay the whole matter on the
table, Bacon of Grand Forks wanted the
roll call and the motion to table carried
The following bills were introduced:
House bill No. 38.-Mr.. Casseil-Re-
lating to the fees of clerks of the district
court. ~
House bill No: 3o:-Mr: McLean-Re-
lating to the appropriation for the Nor
ton County fair. association.
House bill No. 4o.-Mr. Packard-Re-
lating to leasing school lands, not ap-
praised at $40 per acre g"
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-01-24
IN THE SENATE.

The Judiciary committee amended
Senate bill No. II, relating to marks
and brands, and recommended it be pass
ed-The report was adopted.
The same committee reported OIL Sen
ate bill No. Sand report adopted.
Senator Little introduced a concur
rent resolution authorizing State Treas
rrer Mcmillan to negotiate a sale OF
.$I5o,ooo funding warrants to pay the
expenses of the legislative assembly and
miscellaneous expenses of the state.
There s..'a present deficit of more than
this amount and this sum will be neces-
sary to put the state on its feet. The
resolution was adopted by the senate
and a message sent to the house at
once. -
: All bills introduced in the senate were
read a second time and referred to conf
mittces. :
+. senate bills No. and II were read
the third time and passed.
Senate bill No. 42.-Mr. Ames-Pro.
viding for the creation of special school
districts.
Senate bill No. 43-Mr. Cox-Valley
City Normal School appropriation bill
for $62,o5o.
Senate bill No. 44.-Mr. Lewis-Agri-
cultural College appropriation bill for
one-ffth of a mill on the taxable prop
icrty of the state.
Senate bill No. 45.-Mr. Murphy
Relating to salaries of clerks of district
court. 't
Senate bill No. 4o.-Mr. Murphy
An act to cure defective acknowledge
Senate bill No. 47-Mr. Wolbert-
Relating to when stock can run at large.
Senate bill No. 48-Mr. Wolbcrt-
Relating to liability of owners for tres
pass of animals.
Senate bill No. 4o.-Mr. Wolbert-
To create high school board and ap-
point a high school inspector. -,
Senate bill No. 5I.-Mr. Hale-Re-
lating to state military record
Senate bill No. 52.-Mr. Hale-To
promote. the efficiency of the national
guard.
substitute for Senate bill No. 4.-Re-
lating to chambers of the district judge
of the Seventh District.
All the above bills were read the sec
ond time and referred to committees.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-01-24
THE LEGISLATURE / Il i / |; 7
The Legislative Routine Work-Senate
! and House Bills Introduced
Other Items.
IN THE HOUSE. :

Bismarck, Jan. 16.-With the re-as-
.senbling of the legislature Wednesday,
Speaker Pollock named committees. The
house passed the senate bill No. IL de-
timing the number and salary of employees
of both houses, and the assembly got
down to work in earnest. there was
considerable debate in the house over
the employees bill, which was introduced
i'll the senate after President Bartlett re-
fused to accept nominations for Offices
not included in the old law. The new
law adds several employees in each house
and changes the salaries somewhat.
Some members of the house wanted the
bill to go over for several days for fur
Their consideration, and others. wanted
the bill passed at once and the status of
employees established The bill finally
went to the committee of the whole and
was passed by vote of 40 to ITS.
Speaker Pollock's committees appear
to give general satisfaction to the house
members. Hare of Burleiglr gets the
Craftsmanship of the appropriations COM
mittee. Bacon of Grand Forks, VINO
was candidate for speaker, gets the
railroad committee cl1airmanship, and
Young of Valley City the judiciary. Cas-
county gets the Craftsmanship of the ap-
portionment committee, which will have
thirty-one members in. the house, and
Speaker Polloek's colleague, F. ~.
Lecch, will be chairman. Cassen of
Steele county, another house leader, gets
the ways and means committee
The following bills were introduced:
House bill No. 17-Mr. Niven-To,
repeal the famous hobo law under which
trainmen were made police officers.
House bill No. 18-Mr. Morgan -:
Makes close. season for game and fish
House bill No. 1o--Mr. Galbraith--For
redemption of property sold under judg
ment. o..
House bill, No. 2o-Mr. Galbraith-
Providing for terms of court in first
district. ~ 49,.
House bill No. 21-Mr. Galbraith-
For the examination of parties and per-
sons interested in an action or proceed
ing under the rules of cross examina-
tons. y 8, '':-'
House bill No. 22-Mr Galbraith-To
protect school lands and to allow les
sees to remove movable improvements
at conclusion of lease. o>-
House bills Nos. 1894 o5-Mr Heath
Provides for setting apart personal
property from exemptions, ETC., and prop
erty exemptfr taxation
House bill-No. 26-Mr. McLean-
Amends the game laws .aD
House bill No. 27-Mr. McLean-Re-
1ating to the punishment for kidnapping.
House bill No. 28-Mr. Dwire-To
provide for the cancellation of judg-
nlcnts. ..,.'. .,
House bill No. 2o-Concurrent resolu-
ton by Mr.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of
the constitution permitting sale of school
lands at S. per acre. -sa'
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-01-24
Corporations other Than Municipal

Corporations OIner IMAM -LunlClpdl-
).
Agriculture-Hill. Z.
Printing-Morgan.
Observation-Disclosures.
Observation-Disclosures
Banking-Johnson. O.,
Immigration-Davis
Labor-Brisbin.
Apportionment-Le
Schools-Watts.
Public Health-Axvig.
Military Affairs-Lemke.
Warehouses and Grain-Allsouse.
Federal observation-disclosures.
Mines-Palmer.
Temperance-Tufts.
State Affairs-Gronvold.
Public Highways-Severson.
Supplies and Expenditures-Heat
Observation-Disclosures
Public Debt-Hall.
Woman Suffrage-Malmough.
Manufactures-Nicol
Counties--McClure.
Tax LaWs-Nelson.
Coal Land and Mining-McClure.
Sheep ndustry-Phifer.
Revision of Journal-Winslow.
Mileage and Per Diem-Gul1ock.
ct, Public neutrality-suspicious.
The chairmen of joint committee
are:
Penal nstitutions-Stafne.
Charitable Neutrality-suspicious.
Educational NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
State Library-Keeler.
Joint Rules-Bennett.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-01-24
SMALLPOX ut West Concord.

West Concord, Mimi. Jan. ia case
Of smallpox was reported at the Con-
cord house. one Of the walters being
the victim. The doors We're immedi-
ately closed to the public. The sick
lady and another of the waiters-her
roommate-were moved late at night
to q house about mile out of the VIII
lage that had been prepared for them
during the evening. The hotel will be
thoroughly fumigated and kept closed
for few days.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-01-24
IN THE SENATE.

=. Z /.
Nearly all, the. senators were iii their
seats. Mr.. Little moved that the resolu-
ton, limiting the session to fifty days.
be adopted as amended on last legislat-
i've day, making the session thirty-fve
days.
The following new bills were intro
<uced: T. -.
Senate bill'No 17-Mr. Slotten-to re-
imburse parties sustaining loss on leas-
ing school lands. -.
Senate bill No. ,18-Mr. Lavayea-Pro-
viiing for the extension of time for the
payment of taxes for 1900:
Senate bill No. 1o-Mr. Taylor-Re-
1ating to repositories of county funds.
Senate bill No. 2o-Mr. Taylor-Pro-
vides for the admission of graduates
from the state university law depart
1nent to the bar of the state.
Senate bill No. 21-Mr. Lewis-Regu-
lating fraternal beneficiary societies.
Senate bill No. 22-Mr Lewis-Re-
tlucing exemptions from $500 to $500.
and from 5000 to $780,
Senate bill No. Amendment re-
1ating to exemptions.
Senate bill: No. 24-MIr. Hale-Pro-
viding for lien upon threshing engines
ci!!u SCpd4 dlO!o III 4Spui1S ,. ',
Senate bill No. 25-Mr Hale-Pro-
military reserve at Devils, Lake. ~,
garding qualification of voters. Adds
Senate bill No. 27-Mr. Lewis
tural College to cooperate with the
f,Io -roo1o~;col toc
$500 annually!
Senate bill No. 2o-Mr. Little-Au-
tl1orizes district courts and the supreme
court of the state to direct judgment in
certain cases instead of granting mo-
ton for a new trial. .
Senate bill No. 28-Mr. Lewis-To
provide for the organization and govern
ment of cities of 8,ooos population or
over. The bill applies to only one city
in the state-Fargo-no other town hav-
ing the population stated and its object
is to enable that city to make improve
tricts and assessments.
Senate bill No. 3o-Mr. Little-Ap-
preparation for the state penitentiary.
Senate bill No. 31-Mr. McDougall-
Provides for the issuance of bonds for
lIfC eIcCtlOll VI SldlC 1C1Ol Ill oSl1OOl
at Mandan.
Bismarck, Jan. 17.-The house had a
short session.
Mr.. Bacon offered resolution re-
.questing the speaker to appoint an addi-
tional stenographer for the use Of the
members. The. speaker appointed Miss
Halloran. m4 -
Mr.. Palmer offered resolution pro-
viding for proofreader. Geo. w. Will
son, of the Minot Reporter was appointed
by the speaker.
House bin No. 3o-Mr. Packard-Pro-
vides for the erection of necessary build
ings for the state reform school at Man
dan.
House bill No. 31-Mr. Leach-Re=
lates to the powers and duties of county
boards of health
House bill Mo- 32-Mr. Ramsett-Reg
ulating the practice of barbering, the
licensing of persons to carry on such
practice.
House bill No. 33-Mr. Tufts-Makes
AN appropriation for conducting farmers
institutes.
House bill No: 34-Mr. Lemke-Mak-
ing legal rate of interest per cent, and
not over 10 per cent under contract.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-01-24
SALOONS GET A TIP.
Bismarck's Liquor Dispensers Close
Up Shop.

Up Shop.
Bismarck, N. D., Jan. 19.-Attorney
General Constock's tip to the alleged
liquor sellers of Bismarck to close up
or take the chances of prosecution has
been generally taken, and Bismarck is
dryer now than it has been for some
time. This is the second or third time
in the last few months that doors of
suspected places have been closed, and
indications are now that the star Of
prohibition is moving westward. 1t is
reported that other towns in the west
ern part Of the state are in for official
supervision by he attorney general,
and that the selling of liquor will be at
tended with greater risk than it has
been in the past.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-01-24
Japanese Like 1t.

Tokio--The Japanese, it is said. have
accepted the kindergarten principles
for work is prepared for Japanese wo.
men.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-01-24
Denied in London.

London-The stories in the Paris pa
pers that the Newfoundland shore dis
pute has been settled by the exchange
OF Gambia for French interests in New.
foundland are denied in London.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-01-24

DR.. S. D. Beville was shot and killed
BY DR.. C. ]. Gremillion on the streets
Of Alexandria, La. because they had
disagreed in diagnosis
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-01-24
extends. Modus viveadl.

Ottawa-The Dominion government
has passed an order in council extend
ing the modus vivendi with the United
States in relation to fishing vessels on
the Atlantic coast during the season Of
1901.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-01-24
Floating Machine shop.

Washington-The proposition for the
construction of a floating machine shop
for the use Of the squadrons in various
parts of the world is receiving earnest
attention. r.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-01-24

Housei'bill No. ss-Mr.. Hall-Relit-
ing to deln1duent personal tax.
Houses bill No. 36-Mr. Davis--Re-
lating to bounty.for killing wolves.
House bill No. 37-Mr. Thomas-Re-
lating to jurors.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-01-24

George Packard, Morton; Katie CAL
lagher, Mercer.
House Orga nixation.
/ The following are the officers of the
house:
Sreaker-Robert M. Pollock of Cass.
Chief Clerk--Joseph Seaman, Grand
Forks.
Assistant Clerk--W. D. Austin, Cass.
Bill Clerl-E. E. Ellis, Barnes.
Sergeant-at-Arms- Harris
on, Trail.
Journal Clerk--Wm. Surerus, Penn
bina. a.
Clerk Judiciary Conmittee-A. Nj.
Baldwin, Griggs.
Engrossing and Enrolling Clerk-W.
E. Clark, Cass.
Messenger---Arthur Knauff, Suits
man.
p Postmaster---C. L. Ink. Richland.
Watchman---H 3. Logan, Benson.
Chaplain---Rev. Gurnsey, Burleigh.
Janitors-- Clark and c. d. Rog-
ers of Burleigh.
Pages---Leo Horner. Arthur Mason,
Chester Eckstrom of Burleigh, and one
to be named by Morton county men,
bers.
The following are the chatrmen OF
the house committees:
Rules-Stubbs.
Judiciary-YOung.
Ways and Means-Cassel.
Railroads-Bacon.
Appropriations-Har
Engrossing-Watson.
Acknowledgement.
Education--Hall.
Observation-Disclosures
Municipal -Corporations-Eade. -.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-11
erRs eisuns hes neu.m s~aotrat9s.

Bum eriten Wale felt Is Sabren
pebte i'm Sibunsslale beS Stabtratbs
cine refine bemofratii9e 9uft, ais
Montas @benb ii9 Der neue Stabt=
ratb orsanilirte. Die In Der We1rs
sabl ii6 befinbenben bemofratii6en
Mitslieber banbetten in l96niter Gin
tra9t, bic u%nlerer Stabt cine ausses
seidnete Serwaltuns ueripri6t. Gum
P%rdlioenten bes Stabtratbs wur6e
gbriit. S9mitt erwdblt; als Stabt=
i6reiber $. $. 9imperi9 !; als Stabts
@nmalt g. sc. Bennett If. ; ais Stabtz
Snsenieur S. 8. Worsan; ais gbef
Der Seuermebr 9ouiS Moosbrusser;
ais Iiieiior IS. s.. Nlben; ais Straz
Ben=g ommindr Yet, Wuniinser; ais
Sreiber fur bas SeuersD Department
6p. G%enuoorbe; ais S6lau6banbba=
Der i'm Spribenbaus Pet. S9erer.
So6ann uerlas Sirsermeiiter Yopb
feline, uenn aud furSe, 70 bod fernis
&c Sotldaft, IN wel9er ct namentli9
sere9te unb weile Nusfibruns Der
Pfi6ien Ser Stabtratbsmitstieber emf
pfabl. Solsenbe g%ruennunsen I'M
ierbreitete CT benz @u6ta6ten Der
Stabtudtsr: Gbef Der Yolisei: s. 6.
Mc&elup; Undergraduate Yolisiiten:
Sobn 0uinliuan, 9p. geder, Nid.
@eber, Wartin gonneup; Quaran=
tatne=8 eamter: 6. s. @inters; Srail
g. $. gan gleue, SEQ. $. &epnolbs
unb s. 6. gruin, gibliotbetbeb0rbe;
Sreo. &eeb, Sobn Coates unb g.
gOBbers, 8ebOr6e fir 0ffentlide Or
beiten. Oie grnennuusen murben
nit Gusnabme bes SpeSialpolisiiten
8inters beitdtist. Nadbem bic 8irs=
|i@aft bes S9abmeiiters s. 80. Go=
ienberser i'm Setrase pon $40 900
nit ben 8irsen g.. $. 9auiu, 6. S.
9abner, q. Sl9imperlin unb so. Ma'
ierus sutsebeiBen unb uerldiebene
&outine= @eiddfte abseuidelt waren,
leraannte Der Prdli5ent folsenbe ite=
benbe Counties:
Sorberungen unb &e6nunsen-WcGartp,
llptesrope unb 9ltmoob Straben unb aQeen
-&omalfomsfi, McGartp, @rinols, l1pte=
sroue unb S6dfer; Seuer=G ep%artement-
9ennemann, Sreburs unb Stepbens; Stabt=
ei9entbum-Sreburg, Mapbew unb Se2eo;
Srbinansen-S6Gfer, @reper unb Spaniol;
Sinansen unb Steuern-Greuer, WcGartp
unb @rinols; ginfauf-&owalfowsfi, Sen=
eman unb grinols 1nteritiisuns-Oeeeo,
S6dfer, Spaniol, llptesrope unb Sreburg
Yarfs unb Semers-Spaniol, &owalfo,psfi
unb @rinols Offentli6e geleu9tuns-Mc=
Gartp, Spaniol unb Stepbens; 8afiermerfe
= Ntnoob, &omalfomsfi unb Mc@artbp !;
Wiiillippi=S riide-@rinols, l1ptesrope lnb
Wapbew; Observation-Disclosures Spaniol
unb Sople; Observation-Disclosures,
llpteSrope unb S6afer.
Sn Ger Oienltas Mbenbiisuus muir
ben bic 8arsidaften bes glerf ain1z
peri@, Straben=g ommiildrs Muniin=
get unb Stabt : Snsenieurs Morsan
s~utsebeiBen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-11

9err S. .. &owalfowsfi p~ertritt
iieben lanse Sabre bic brittle Warb
i'm Stabtratb, bas ii6erlte i3et9en,
saB er li9 bes Don ben Wdblern in
i'm seieeten i3%utrauens warbis sez
ma9t bat. War bies in her @ersanz
senbeit Der Saa, 10 wirb bies erit
re@t in Der 3ufunft sutreffen. wSour=
mall PreB" nennt BEN uQlbermann"
Der 3. @arb Ben uManu, Der auesii It.
Gls @oriiser bes Gomites fur Stra=
Zen un6 Nqeen unb fur ben ginfauf
bat 9err &oualfowsfi cine sroBe
8erantwsrtuns, unb er miro es it9
our belomS~saghre anre9nen, tn ben
spei mi9tisen unb uerantwortli9en
SteQunsen ben pom ben 8arsern ser
Stabt an i'm seiteQten 4nferoerunsen
i'm sansen Chime bes @ortes sere6t
gu merben. @r bat bas ri9tise 3eus
basu, unb er mirb es CUR @oblfabrt
ser Stabt ii9erli@ ausnisen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-11
Mtnneipta.

8luffton.- (gorre5ponbens.)
9ier lit bic 8luffton 8utterfabrif 60.
NIT einem &apital BON $4,000 inforpo=
rirt morSen. Oie Snforporatoren iin6:
s. 6. Sobnion, 9rdiibent; u. 9an=
gen, gtce=Prdli6ent; g. Pappep,
Sefretdr; u. @esses, S@abmeiiter.
Direftoren: 30. Neiies, g. &aufz
mann unb S. MBlanb. Oie Butter
fabrit miro nabe benz Std6t9en aui
8. Sellers 9anb sebaut. SIS lpirb
elm i60nes @ebdube, uno bic bette
Mal9inerie mirb barin aufseiteat ruer=
ben. Mm Is. Scat loa i@on nit
Dem 8utterma1en beeonnen rperben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-11

9ur9 bic i6m BON Carrie Nation
sutbeil seworbene Pbilippita bat
@ouuerneur STANLEY pom &anlas lt9
peranlaBt selebem, bas @eiesbu3 BON
&anias senau gu itubiren, unb er err
fldrt nun, bic Staatsbeborben ieien
benz Spirituoienbanbel Sesenaber
ma9tlos. Maes, mas sesen benielben
seldeben tonne, miiie BON BEN 2ofal=
beb6rben ausseben. Die 2ofalbeb6rz
ben aber lasen, tie f0mnten ni6ts tbun,
einsui9reiten iei Sa@e bes Staates.
Saran, bab elm @eieb, rpel9es
rpeber.pom Staat nod BON ben 9otalz
beb0rben bur@sefabrt per6en fann,
ni9ts taust unb abSeI@afft rperben
ioute, I9eint Niemanb gu benten, unb
5elbIt Carrie Nation's Bell bat Bis
iebt bielem @ebanfen feinen gintritt
in bic Oidl@dbel Der &aniaier Staats=
manner perl@aHen t0nner'.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-11

9ettsn @inter beianben it'd 1873
S%olslaser i'm Staate Winneiota, in
,pel6en 1886 Mdnner unb S2S5
Yferbe bei@dftist wuroen. ueber
cine giGion Stdmmc rurocn 9cfaGt,
unb bic ausbsSablten eobne beliefen
1i9 auf beinabe 5000, 900. Ote
Srase 1T nun, wie LANCE .miro otele
Ssnbuftrie nod anbauern, rpenn tetn
Soriidus einsefabrt uirb2 go lanse
unlere2esislatoren iid nit @isarettenz
bus II. /. NJ. bei@dftisen, anitatt ii9
eblen Mufsabeu su5uwenben, mie ). ..
b~erieniseu elmer Soritfultur, miro ses
r,annte Snbuitrie balb auf ben Nuss
ite,be Stat selanSen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-11

Bic Semofraten uon ct. Souts
baben @r,. s. 8rpan's ~baBerihute
ansriiie auf ibrem ganbibaten Wsas
unbeadtet selallen ua6 babur4 &C.
seist, baB ibnen 8rpan's 8erIu9, Die
in Ser bemofratiiden Partet porban:
ben seweiene Spaltunssu perepissn,
gang unb gar miBtaaen bat. Bie in
ct. 0cuis, 10 wurbe in Chicago. uno
in alien weitli9en StdOten elm bemos
tratii6er Sies erfO6ten, bemnad man
gu Sem SdluBe bere6tist lein Tam,
baB bic SsmOtraten bes Weltens in
ibrer sroBen Weebrbeit bic bruosr'
morSerilde Streitart beSraben uno
bic fri6ere Sarmonie wieber berltel'
len mtQ.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-11

Infieben errest bic &eiie bes beut=
1@en &ei9sfanSlers @rafen BON 8ue=
lon nod Stalien. OfisiOie gerltner
3etunsen perit9ern sruar, baB es ii@
taht ,lur INN etnen Der grbolunS &C.
mifmeten Nusflus banble. Qaein man
meSB ia mas berarttse Serliderunsen
weitb Iinb. Sn @irfli@teit birfte es
lid uobl babel um bic @ufre@terbalt=
uni bes pom 8ismard seltifteten Oret=
buibes banbeln. @ie man ii9 erinnern
,pii6 selans es benz ELECTROMAGNETIC
faRler eine Coalition suii@en Dem
bealden @eids, Oeterrei@. unsarn
uni bem neuitalienii@en &Onisrei6e
gu 5tanbe gu brinsen, um bas ra6ez
olitenbe Tranfrei@ gu iioliren. SAT-
elm MenI9enalter binburd bat nun
bises ionberbare 8inbniB 8eitanb
selabt. Neuerbinss iuirb aber &0nis
8ttor emanuel Der Sansere iomobl
uoi ENGLAND ais pom Sranfrei@ eifris
untporben. unb es lit felt ben Sa9en
8itor gmanuels bes Melteren leiber
ofinfunbise Ebatia@e, baB 9reue
nist gu ben giseni9aften Der iapopi=
|i6n Dpnaitie seb0rt. IS nlas nun
iet, baB @raf 8uelow bic feinsez
ipmnenen Sdben Der ueitseuropdii9en
Dplomaten erfolsrei9 aerreiBt. Wenn
AFR bic pom iener Seite sebotenen
9 rtbeile aberuiesen, 10 blrfte feines
Weni@enl1eberrebunssfunit imStanbe
|ieh, BEN abfaI Weu : Staliens BON
be1 iosenannten Dreibunbe binan5uz
bdten. M(s elm 10 gar SroBes nns
std perm09ten mir inbeb einen bers
atisen Mhfaa ni@t an3uieben. Wenn
bS beutide @ei@ MUIR nit benz otter.
! re1iI@en aaileritaate i'm gunoe bleibt,
(. mig es setro1t BEN @efabren Der 3us
fltftentsesen seben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-11

Som Is. gpril an Eiro, wie man
aus SasletDn beri3tet, in fat allen
gru6en Ser 6artfoblenresion Eennz
iuluaniens nur ubalbe 3eit searbeitet
perSeu. @as nusen ba ben arbeitern
9obnerbobuns unb iOnitise e~ntsesea.
fommens : @eripre9unsen, mem, Der
groerb I'm Sic Sdlfte bel@nitten wiro?
Sie @eleuidaften 'm6sen babel gar
ni6t in bOler @bii6t banbeln. sic
baben lit grmartuns zines Stretts
eroBe @orrdtbe aufseipei9ert, bic tie
nun erit tesI9tasen uoaen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-11
NamaKia fir Sarmer unb Sblts

Nausnai6 fir Sarmer unS Sblts
sidter bat Ser Stats @eoloseyaat9s
len uou Subiaua cine merfwaroise
@arnuus .eslansn. Seiner 8ebaup:
al.na mad wirb i'm fommenoen Sabre
ole los. ,j1epsntesu pear loeuis' in
sMiuionen erfdeinen unb auf Slur sub
iselb srose Serwi itunsen auridfen,
,penn feline 9orii6tsmabreseln Sc
troffeu uerbsa. gr empfieblt brinsens,
in bieIem Sabre feline Obit. ODER
Sdattenbdume 81 pflansen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-11

aud in Suinois sebeu bic beutiden
autseraner sesen bic in Der e~eSiSlatur
idmebenben anis5BisenS 6ulporlasel1,
telogoers sessn S~ieienise, pelde bic
Q~ieIexuns freier 8ider an bic So9s
hinge Ser gublitiSulen beswsdt. nit
ben aatboliten S,sno in SanS. Sol
feutlid wirb es bss, uereinten Ans
itrsnsuuseu BON aatsoliten unb sutb'
erarern selinssn. bic &nebeiuns Der
uuteri6tsfreibeit 81 %perbinbern.