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Sy PrastiCal Ref0rmer The problem of city
government interests the whole country IL
the cities are mis- governed the nation win be.
This Book proposes practical and Elective
mnnHILrn.- " nnuL--
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Tie PuIInlan Strike. l.. ny RiI. y

GarVardine. A complete and truthful story
Vt the famous -tIikp by one who was there
A great object lesson iu the expressions Of
unlupUply YHUf4
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SGab0aTd Air Line Railway.
''Capital City Route"
Leave Washington L. r. n. station

Leave Washington L. r. II, station.
llOl a, m. Daily. Florida and Atlanta Fast
Mail-Through Pullman Sleepers 10 Jackson
Vile, connecting at Hamlet with Pullman
Sleeper to Atlanta.
6:55 p. NJ. Daily. Florida and Metropolitan
Limited - Through Pullman Sleepers to
Tampa and Atlanta. These trains oder eX.
cellent schedules TO Petersburg Raleigh,
So6thern Phes Pinehurst, Camden, Column
points, Charlotte, Athens, Atlanta, New Or.
leans, Chattanooga, Nashville and all points
west ana southwest.
40 A. NJ. Daily Loeal-To Petersburg RAJ
leigh, Southern Pines lPinehursU Hamlet
and intermediate points
Office 1874 n. Y. ave. and Penn. r. r. ticket
office.
r. b. l.. BUNCH, W. fl. DOLL,
GEN. Pass. AgL Gen. Agt.
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HE SAVED HIS LEG
Also His Life, and Had Him EX-
changed.
AN EX.CONFEOERATE SURGEON

Narrales an Interesting Story Of Malvern Hill
which illustrates The Humanity Of American
FOsmen and The Lasting Friendship Some
times Formed Amidst The Din and Carnage
OF Battle.
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| Story fromPullmantOwn
How to Govern ChiCagO. .

Py NicO BeCh- Meyer A strong and Interest
ing story, % vivid picture of tbe life of the
Dukes subjects GCeuts.
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BALTIMORE & Ohm
II RAILROAD. u


Schedule in effect November 25, 1900.
Leave Washington from station corner
of New Jersey avenue and G street.
Chicago and Northwest, 1850 a. m,
sS:05 p. IN.
Cincinnati, ST Louis, and indianapolis
~lO:O5 a. M, a3!45 p. M, "l:lO night.
Pittsburg and Cleveland, sl05O a. M,
$3.50 p. M, and sl:OO night.
Columbus and Wheeling, $500 p. m.
winchester, 1873 a. M, t3;45 and 1880
p. m.
Luray, t3:i5 p. m.
Annapolis, t7;lO, $500, +S;35, tl2:l5,
f'i;35 and t5:30 p. m.
Frederick, tS:35, $4,000, tlO:5o a. M,
"tl;l5, 1850, 1880 p. m.
HagerstOwn, tl005 a. m. and 1890 D. m.
Boyd and way points, tS;35, sF9:OOa. M,
-l:l5, 1880, t5:30, y7:05 y. m.
Gaithersburg and way pJiHLs, 1898
5000 m, 1880, eal:l5, 1890, 1880, $3.50,
7:05, @"l0l5, tll;25 p. m.
Washington junction and way points,
| tS:35, F"9;OO a, NJ, "l;l5, tl:9O. 1880 .. m.
Baltimore, week days, x2:35, 5;UO 6:3O,
1905, X7;l0, NS'3O, S;35, 1880, NlO:OO a, m,
| Xl2:lO m, 1915, Nl:lO, X3;0O N40O, 1880,
x4:35, x5:O5, X5l0, X5:30, X6;2O, d'3O, Xs;0O,
! XlO:OO, Xll;3O, ll;35 p, m, Sundays, N2;25,
{ N7:O7, N7'lO, $50, X9:OO a. m, Xl2:lO, Xl:lO
[ 1915, X3.OO 1880, 4;35, X]Oj, N5:lO, $3.50,
$500, xlO'OO, xlli30, xll;35 p. m,
! ROYAL BLUE LINE.
, light. VII" in'Scn
] Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York.
Boston, and the East, "2;35, s7:O5 (Dinerl,
/ Is; ~ Buffet, $4,000 DINER, tlO:OO (Dinerl
! a. M, @l2:lO DINER, $40 lDinerl, $500
! ~ Royal Limited" Diner, ti:OO (Buffet),
| as5:O5 lDner), sS:O0and sll:3Op. m. (Sleep.
| mgCar open at 1000 o'clock
Parlor Cars on all day trains.
| Atlantic City, tl0OO a. m, tl2;lO noon,
and tl:l0 and 1900 p. m.
| DAILY tENcepi Sunday, sunday
only, XENpress trains.
/ Baggage called for and checked from
! hotels and residences ~ Union Transfer
| Company on orders left at ticket offices,
, 90 pennsylvania avenue northwest New
! York avenue and Fifteenth street, and at
| iepot Telephone ticket Offices for b. IL O.
I Electric Automobile Cabs.
r. p. UNDERWOOD,
! ID. b. MARTIN 2d Vice President
| Mgr Pass. TfHlfc. and Gen. Mgr.
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The Rights of Labor. R, I, I

Joslyn. An inquiry into the relation between
employer and employed Proposes law By
which the employees of large corporations
should share ID the profits and management
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A Breed of Barren rIetal,

Or Currency and Interest. BY j. W, Bennett.
A radical book by an expert, striking tie
money power in its most vulnerable point.
14fs book proves that interest is wrong It
Skaters all the old stock arguments for it,
and shows pragtical way to abolish H. 2j6
large pages 2l cents
The Sunday globe., 1901-07-28
ShyloCk's Daughter A., en. !.

by Margret Holmes Bates ia which are shown
tue misery Of mortgage ridden farmers and
oppressed laburerG the possibilities of help
through legislation and the temptations Of
public life. Illustrated. 2lCents
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rloney Found. I,oad,r9 Psgt. T9os. ,lss =. HuIs l

planning practical plan for putting the bank
Ing business at once into the hands Of the
Goyernme9t Plenty of money for an legiu.
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to the whole people This book Is % mine Of
Information on all questions connected with
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-19

@ieoe! Srdfener Qudrgel aus Sltms
3eiben! Sageeen tam nabierli4 unier
Quauita 9ictoria Seil6enbarfdns mid
uff!
,SdrenIe, bas mar eene peroeifelbe
Situabi6ion. Mer iaben pie bic be-
eoHenen 8ubel ba, aues um uns berum
feirbe Dor 2a4en. bic boben Serriaaf'
ben tuurben idon uffmertIam-es
blieb uns niidt anberes iebris, ala
fdleinigit nu inn tpabr1bsn Stnne bes
@ortes su-perbufben. Dir babben
uns unf9barsli9 blamiert, I'm feene
aebn Pfdrbe brinsen MIDI mebr ms
Sofbbeaber, tpenisitens MIDI uff unire
Mbonsmangbldbe, benin Die 2eioe-es
tparen aGes Mbonnenben-tpiroen ia
NIT Sinsern auf uns 5eisen!
rNee, bdrenie! Nu bGrenie aber uff
gu laden, ionit muB i6 benten, Sic
peralpern midi" fagte 9err Heumann,
als mir bic 8omit Der bei9riebenen
Situation belle 2a6tbrdnen in bic Iuz
gen trieb. Gnbli4 ermdnnte i9 MIDI
70 melt, um i'm na9 benz S4tdial Der
bosbaften Ittentdterin gu frasen.
mas aus Der S9bibe puroe9 ga
bGrenie, bas f0nnen sc fib bod eegentz
li9 an alien sebn 5insern %abtlapieren,
bab bic nod an bemielben Ibenb-bas
,sSlteaen' lernoe!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-19
Or hat ci,t Retnurhiurt.

Sin tomiider 3piidenfau. Der auf
bic 8etbeiligten einen lInsemein beluittz
senben gtnbrud ausubte. ereienete iid
auf elmer aleinbabn=S Station Der 2iinsz
burger !9eibe. DIS her .3us serabe OBJ
fabren tpoDte, tammt i'm benen
S9peibe Elm W!ann onselaufen,
iprinst f9nea in Elm Nbtbeil unb ldbt
fia pOQis eri90pft ouf Der 8ant ME-
Der nit ben Worten: $50, nil let ben
3us ton 9ipel Sabren!" Jortpdbz
renO pii4t er fid bic Sablreiden
S9peibtropfen bon ber Stirn. Mber
Elm ibm seseniiber iibenoer 9err bat
bic @orte anI9einenb NIT Mibfalen
ansebDrt. nMein 2ieber!" rebet CT ben
Mann an, rtpenn mir gum Seufel fabz
rem, 10 fibrt uns Der Wes aber our
90ue. "-nOat is med (mir) gana
esal," ertuibert bo ;iberaus f9lagfertis
Der Nnserebete, rest for mine perion
benpe JON Hetourbillet. "-Man fam
fid bic 9eiterfeit, uel6e bieie NeuBez
runs bes ptBisen 8auern beroorrief.
Ietbt benfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-19
Aus nrtn Wuarhud1r rittrr
iuuurtt Jruu.

Montas: nSaste beute Moresn
beim Sriibftiid gu Otto, baB cine feline
Geife fir uns 9etoe iebr ptrtbeilbaft
fein piirbe. Gr entee9nete, baB er iebt
unm0sli9 bon ietnen 9ei6dften abz
fpmmen fDnne." = 9 It a 9
rMa4te bic 8emerturg. baB, tpenn mir
cine Reife MAIDEN tpoItsn, eine Sour
mad Paris berrli9 pdre. Otto i6ien
bon oieiem 8ori9lase iebr unansez
nebm beriibrt unb ertlGrte beftimmt,
ni9ts mebr bapon bOren 81 poGen."-
M 10 o 9: vS6rieb an bic liebe
Mama, tie mOee uns einen 8eiu9 abz
ftatten, unD erbat mir t%elesrapbiit
Nntport. 8 onnerft flag: rGrz
tpGbnte nidts mebr bon elmer Reifs,
1onbern besleitete Otto our Sbiire, als
er fortsing, unb tiibte i'm beralih."-
s reitae: rMutter telegrapbirte,
baB lie nd9te Wo9s gu uns tommen
perbe. 2ieb bas Selesramm auf Sttos
S4reibtiide often ltesen."-S a 8 :
otto iaste, oab es ibm sez
lungen lei, fir einise 3eit bon ben Sc
f9Gften abtommen gu tOnnen. Wir
fabren Montas nit benz Sriihsuse nad
0dris."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-19
Sunae. satffeIaIfe 1tt,o aItc

Ferloneu, pslde an trGntem ooer oei6rpd6tem
.3uitanbe ces 6srpers ober Settles infcIse Sernatldiiis
auna ter &siuncbeitsrs9slu Orer ~iber5arter arbstt ieiz
Zen, u,tte nerpDs, uliioe, %per;aaeub, i6padnnnis,
menlbe"l teu limb, imatiGen. in benSt:eocru Il b in Der
tinit Stn,rs empfirber. Iae Yerloner, pel6e tteie
SpRptcne babeu, iouteu bieien NrSt ioiort coHiulttrer.
Gr bat Euuienbe eebeilt, ne DE in ben leB'eu Staoien
uno d~uiaeqebeI ruarerl, 9lei6utel, iper c5 p~erieBlte. Ner=
i6nli { Geuiulotiou lit in porgeidritteuen SSdllen notbs
peuoia. Sebanbluro burh CORRESPONDENT ooer Gattii
WeetSineu tunu Mol beileu.
SerboTSeu SrantbetteH. S;ele 6due ernitel
RrCHbejt rerorr beim ~Eeioenesn nidt ausseiunoeu,
prlder ~ %psrtebrtSr 2&e:is be auoelt lpiro. Die sroBteu
noHHnraen uuo be onGeuebn,ltsn Sreuoen bes Sebens
our &rantheit rit6rt peroer. Dnrb AnterIutuns bes
agGne lnuG eiEe ernie Srautbeit ~feiteetelIt lperoen, beuor
Gnnre Sritbcu porrsteu.
WnnberbareSetIungeu =, ~pousosen In ais
tell = alien, bic oernutldilt9t oocr pertebrt bebanbeit
pareCi. Re,nt 6rpertnleuie ooer gerieblunget. &eire
uTtc'I5arcr sale GHgenornmsr. Ieun Guer Sau nus
beti5Gr az. lc wcrost ibr irei bic ~gSabrbeit b6re1 unb ers
'nat Weraeu, GTcr eeib 81 iparen. Sauienoe gebeilt,
nuGo m lie, benz Gobe periaIen, auiseseben wuroru.
Serlener, D'lde Don Seirnz atrSteu Suirieoeniteuenb bes
9du'eit II. ro,n, iino nibt eriudt porSuipreden. DtebtS
,incn perianot nod ireeno etpemSeil Der 2Selt. Goniulta>
ttpn bet uno pertraulid. Sea6tet ben 8sird>staa.
&enn Sh- 1ibt poriprc6en f6unt, i6retbt tim eirCu an
q" a"tl Noreile: OF. . omntnq
1901 St;dera Eheoi tr=Gshdupc. Gktcdc,. -.
5N "nSror +iipf. WirueGpc,iH. ...
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-19
o. HfeIe 3E1fnNrr!

~@i, 81, Grau Riqern, mas barp' id Der.
nomtn'?
Shire 0ohoer is unber'f1 Ballet i.gomm'2i.
9a buppft ie bel gadt uf n 8o6ium
Sor'n 2eioen init 4ern1e1 unb Seeneu 'rumI
Erau Rinern, bas sduse mir geseu Strid;
Ree. 10 mas bas sdrf incline Gmmp nidl"-
.ga, heern sc, Sruu Sdulsen a probob,
Sbre Gmmp, bic mahts bod gerabe dioi
Wer braudt ia III bios uf ZEN Sportplat ae
seb'n
In ie BORDEN Dennis.g q ipielen se feh'n-
Da buppft ie BET Dage BORN 8unliguu
Wie d idtefgepideloer &reiieI 'rumi"
5d1nrfhltds.
90 irtb (oum &ne9t. Der bas
pferb zines Sonntassreiters fittert):
rGib benz Pferb nur ne orbentlide
&ation, girsl, fonft tebrt's bas nd4ite
Wal anbersno ein!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-19
Sdrnur- GrpH.

g.: r0arum Fludit unb tpetterit
9u benin nur io?"-8.: uN6 benfe
Dir bios, ih babe ben perflirten prpz
seB in Der eriten Snitana setponner, in
Der S"tpeiten Snitan5 eeponnen unb beut
in ber britten Snitana perlier' i9
glatt. "-N.: nRa, lei bod ni9t 10
mtBgInitig, Su bait nun 5tpet Mal
getponnen-laB ben Nnberen audi ems
NAL aetpinnen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-19
Blu Int.

Isle, Meifter MeBser, mas lit bas
Bel Sbnen fir eine S9petne=W Birth.
f9aft! Seut' baben Sic mir gang pers
borbenes Sleif9 sei9idt. Sang unse.
nieBbar!"-r9as muB bait elm Ser.
ieben iein. S9iden's mir nur auriid;
ib seb' Sbnen bafir frtfdes!"-v Seq
tits gu ipdt; lett + a b E \
meine @dfe i4on Illes
peraebrt!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-19
Iebtp RPtfun1.

g 1901 (au ibrem Solbaten):
wI4, Sdoridel. Der bumme S9ld4ter
fat gu pents 5leif9 sef9idt! SEPT
muB td ben Braten fdon anbrennen
lailen, tpenn id fir Did mas BON ber
Safel retten pin!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-19
GruuupuO.

a.: v9u bdtteft eben benz Batter
Setner 8raut Define S9ulben nur 10
nod unb nd6 sefteben folen, als gu
BET tbm Inn ibre 9anb angebalten!"-
g.: .Sab' i9 ia au9!-Iber beim
e It en Stertel mar i9 fdon
branhen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-19
Beitr 3MuuHurr.

eutnant: .Su9t 0eduns.
2eute, rein in bic Grbfen!"-u inter-
offiaier: r@ntidulbisen Der 9err
2eutnant, has finb teine grbien, bas
finb 8artpffeln." 6 t n
r'raus aus ben Grbfen, rein in bic &ar>
tnffeInl"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-19
9uH 3dDrrrklid1Hr.

Grember (ber ft9 bur9 Elm altes
S9lob fiibren ldBD: rMan eradblt ii4
bon bieiem S9lpB ia allerlet sraufise
@ei9i9ten. IN pel6er SteIe lit benin
bas S9redlidite paiirt2"-2
rgei ienem Portale bort lit elm Sremz
Der 'naussesansen unb bat mir tein
Srinfqelb qeqeben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-19
Hnin.

Wtrtb (ber meteorolosifden Be-
ri9t in Der 3eitung lefenb): rMn benz
Sage, an peldem sic Ssbr finfunb>
apan5tgidbrises 9ienitiubildum fetern,
finbet ia au9 cine Monbfiniternib
ftatt!"- q If t 10 d 9 6efdeiz
benz: vDas fann i9 aber eisentlih
gar ni9t perlansen!"
Der berlbmte a n t
Rpbsisnoor tpirb in bic arone
einsefebt perben, tpel9e &Dnigin
Mlranbro bon England Bel ber Rr1.
nune tragen ptrb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-19
Ereiuphiu.

rWas baft Du benz Mann segben,
Der Dir bas 2eben serettet9"- rSelbfts
peritdnbli9 msine gauge 8aarf4aft i'm
8etrase bon ettpa 5panais Mart.-
Mebr bate i4, gott iei 9ant, MIDI.
BEL miri"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-19
9ntr fhrrnr 5tun0uuttktr. {.


v2ieber S !-Osinen ges
ftrisen, berrli6en Brief babe ib Dor
Gntoiiden laut eeleien. Damn aber
bab' i9 i'm perbrannt unb Dem Yapaz
gel ben &ragen umsebrebt.
Oetne 6 m m b."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-19
Aeherhehuuu.

Dome (ben Brief elmer ebemali>
gen Greunbin lefenb): .Das ii4 bieie
perfon einbilbet. feitbem fe nit benz
poitabiunttsn perbeiratbet 1T! SEPT
fhreibt fie fosar fdon ortbosras
b hih"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-19
Audi!

v9err aamerab follen 10 100000
Mart seerbt babeng"-rQeb, es finb
atpar nur $4,000 Mart. aber bic lafen
tt9 ia audi berieuen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-19

Sriuher bss ,Gbaritp Ssaltb Suiitute", autbor pon
p%opuidreu mspictniidsn @erten. Health, How &c
Cure':"Plain Talks to Mem .'Woman's Guide tc
Health and Beauty; Electricity and Vita
Force, etc.
Oisisr bepeutenSe, ~eriabrsue Spe,ialilt III in ben gan,
ssn @eretnistsn Stouteu gut uno Su ietnem Sortetl
betannt peseu Der pisIeu punoerbaren Seilunsen bel
4routi4sn, n~eruoien nne i~psSieueH getesn, iowte BET
aueenz uuo Sbreutrautheiteu pelte Der Rnntt dnoereI
asr;te nns Spsstaliiteu S~eipottet batten. Sbn. itebt CUR
Seite cine aroBe aR;abI ti4tiser, ssidtdtsr aetis uno
eriatreasr SpeStalilten. eeren 9rIabrun9eH, pei9e te IN
BEN sr5Sereu SoipitGlern Guropas une amsrttas 9eIauis
melt BADEN, IS tbneu erm6slibt. ]perbor9eRe lno drentS
i6e Rruutbs;ten nit Griols 5u beilen. Sbre iaH9tdbrtS'
grfabruns. ier mertplreises Sei4tt nnb tbr uuluter:
oroGener GrioIe siebt i5nen eiuen Anipru9 auf oas
SutraueR Der 9eiSeubeu on aHert Orten. Sn teoem 6aut
uirb cine ebrlide Inii6t ausseiproden. ST Der Jau
anaetlsar. 10 eridbrt Der sstoertbe onen bic s~sabrhsif.
Gte Offices limb ausgeriItet nit DtnenidaItIten SuS
trumeuten, ueIde ibsr $4,000 setoitet baben. Dsrunts.
lit eth XsStrablenzA pparat. nit oeiien ollie bic tuHer'
hen Srqane lei4t unteriu4t Eeroen touHeH.
GeiIuu9eu, no anoere erfoisIoS
tparen.
srazt3etten Der Iuseu unb Sbrec;
Circumference sussxlioer. Staar. iaissnbs auser
obne .S5mers unb geiabr seraee aeiest, erbltneuns
utrstusert, Iauieube SbreH, Eaubbeit. Rrantbets
tel br sya { { unb hes s alies: Satarrb. Sron@ts
s':i Ia5 Sss,., sst nns.!sa sss ssfs 4 aas ss Be-
ip6t. &ttreus nnb Slatsnbei9perSsr
Sarnrutr. Sriabtids Nierentrantbett. brenuenSet urtH
aiD. Stnts sne 3 GSttr n ss.5s sEi: !; GS on
entasaaresn bes geiidts. eczema. SeidDare uip.
XerpeuIttben @pilepfie. Spiterte, Sdbmnns.
RQnsd on 9ebenstrait. stbeuuatismns. stsuralsts.
persnSruussn. SerstlOsien. S3ptnoel nl,D SsDadl.
uRS Spebsse,9pire peroen I1merSIos na1 stner nenen
Rsthooe aebeiIt. Sdmorrbotben uuo aae srantbsiten
ss Soitoarmes. Sra ueusSramtbettsn:lS msrss
bate @eri6iebunssn uno 9erltehnu9en Der SrSans'
Iperrrdsiosr RonatsEuB, Reruoftdt. Sdmd4e, niw.
Nooerue Sebanpiausspeiie bic fa auseaiein as err
iclarrih errois,en bat. &eine unarsenebmen unterlas
tunagu. 4 IN: % we. Oh psrbeiratet ober nidt. braubi
,u ;6asrn. eutIuiber alein ODER nit elmer Sreunbin sur
Seyivrehuus gu toHrneu. sonialationen ssbsim une TIM
Bert,luen. Weibseitaltuneen, SlumpiuB. &,hdsratote:
Sraaus. ale,ne unb idwa&e Seile perSsH p~ersrossr'
nj aSSn1fftnt-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-19
SeIb IN oerletpen.

aBir baben einen u%nbegren3ten 8etra9 DO
@eIb Az perleiben auf cultinirte Sarnen n
8eorriiou 60. gu niebrisen 3insraten.
Grfte Nattonalbanf, 2tttIe 8aaS,
1911 u. 81. 9aptSfot, RaKirsl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-19
WertbvpI|e acknowledgements.

I'm ben Wsonat DECEMBER gu einem perfebrsret6en gu MAIDEN, oferiren
mir benz PublifumipeJeae Bargains in jebem Separsment unleres to-
sebeuen sotales. Seist bieie anseise nit Se5a6t. Infer sroBe Store
tit pom @rosel6oB bis gum Spei6er nit seitsemdB ZEN Siferten a%nsefiut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-19

agent (ber in bic S6ubporri9z
tuns. Der slettrii9en 8abn ~.9etporfen
tporben if): .grlauben Sic. meine Ser
rem, metr Rame 1T Meper, 4sent Der
lnfalberiiAeruns Gulalia--Sibz
rer: rWollen Sic, bite, aufiteb'n,
ober slauben sic pie0ei9t, sic tuerben
bier au6 pieber 'rausgemorfeng"
arn,r thrr,,r 5tnnnpunkte.
r0enfen sic fi9, Srau Resitrator,
bic 2iqi, Dem 2unitmaler ba broben
feline So9ter, niu ia iebt audi Malerin
tperben, unb lit bod 10 Elm nettes Mdb>
4en."-vsSa, ba tann maj ri6ts MAJ
den. bic 1T balt erbli9 belaitet."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-19

CUR gereinfaduns Der aufidriftsn in fiaoti.
iben Irlagen.
grlaubt lit: Sas Mtbmen, bas
@eben, bas @eben auf bic 8Gnte, bas
Spredsn, bas S9peigen. ONES Mnz
bere 1T BEL aebn Mart Strafe ober
a9t Sage 9aft perboten. .
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-19
Sic mitt(erc 4ebensSancr

Ger Weniden bat I'M letten Sabrbun'
BERT UNI u Sabre augenommen.
GA
The state herald., 1901-04-26

ton the Filipino people will attain all
those promised liberties which they are
beginning to enjoy.
'1'he country has declared unmistak.
ably in favor of peace. SO be It, There
has been enough blood, enough teas,
and enough desolation.
This wish cannot be ignored by the
men still in arms If they are animated
by desire To serve our noble people,
which has thus clearly manifested its
will. So do l respect this will, now
that 1t is known TO me.
after mature deliberation l reso-
lutely proclaim to the world that can.
not refuse to heed the voice of peo-
pie longing for peace, nor the lamenta-
tions OF thousands of families yearning
to see their dear ones enjoying the lib
erty and the promised generosity of
the great American nation.
by acknowledging and accepting
the sovereignty of the United States
throughout the Philippine archipelago.
as l do now, and without any reserva-
ton whatsoever. l believe that l am
serving thee my beloved country. May
happiness be thine"
To signalize this important step in
the pacification Of the country General
Macarthur orders the release, on
swearing allegiance to the United
States, of one thousand insurgent pris-
oners.
The state herald., 1901-04-26
GOVERNOR 0RMAN VETOES
FIRE INSURANCE BILL

lay in tho final adjustment Of his
claims.
while there is much foundation for
an argument Of this character, still !
am convinced that measure Of this
nature should not be allowed to be-
come law anl should have no place
upon our statuye books.
1--WE have the advantage Of the ex-
perience gained by other states where
such n law has been enacted and be-
come operative, and the universal tes-
timony is that it has materially in
creased the rate of insurance and the
ratio of losses has become vastly larg-
er, giving rise to the suppostion that
such law operates in favor of the in
cendiary and to the detriment of the
honest man, thereby compelling the
honest men to pay for the frauds per-
petrated by the dishonest man. The
bill is also vulnerable to the objection
that 1t is class legislation, In that 1t
applies only to Improvements upon
real property and not to personal prop
erty, for it specifically says any i'm
provements upon real property CIV
ing the owner of that class of proper
ty undue advantage over the owner OF
personal property, who, without
doubt, would be required to pay the
same rate for protection as the owner
of real property, although not receiv-
ing the same indemnity or remunera-
ton In case of loss "
The state herald., 1901-04-26

Denver, Colo, April 2O.-Governor
Orman exercised his yeto power for
the first time Thursday, vetoins House
Bill No. 1G6 (Ballinger), fixing the lia-
biiity of fire insurance companies Mt
the full face value of the policy In
the destruction of real estate. The
governor declares that the measure is
a premium on incendiarism and vicious
class legislation. Governor Thomas.
two years ago, vetoed n similar bill.
His action met the approval of the in
surance commissioner. Following is
n portion of the governors veto:
'In all probability, the main object
Of law OF this character. and the
principal argument advanced in sup
port of measure Of this kind, Is the
desire to compel insurance companies
to adjust and settle losses without be-
ing compelled to resort to litigation,
in order that the true amount of the
loss may be determined. 1t is argued
by reason of the fact that insurance
companies are often dilatory, and
many times arbitrary, in making prop
er adjustment with legitimate claim
ants, that some such measure as this
is necessary in order to protect policy
holders from being compelled to ad-
just their losses on the basis offered
by the insurers, or be compelled TO re-
sort to the courts for an adjudication,
which adds an increased burden upon
the insured and also entails great de-
The state herald., 1901-04-26
s,n,o snnnnr sehnal convention.


The annual convention OF the Colo
rndo State Sunday School Association
Will meet nj Colorado Springs May
7ih. sth and 9TH. In the First rrcsby-
tcrlnn church The opening Will occur
Mt I:3O Tuesday evening. and II VIII
adjourn Thur,dny afternoon NJ i:i0.
This win doubtless he the best con
vcniion thus far held. The program
IL Of great Interest aud planned to
specially present the very latest meth
ods OF Sunday school management
The international tourists take most
Of the topics, aud II VIII be- trent to
hear Marion Lawrence, Prof. IInmiil.
Mrs. 1Inmlll nui Mr. Splllmnn. besides
that matches lender of song, rrof u.
q. Excel " chicago, who win hive
chnrrc NJ the music.
Frpnntlonk have been made fully
by the people " colorado Springs To
take cntr Of nil delegates, A iinc
chorus " brlng trained 10 assist Prof
Excel
Every Sunday school In the Hintc l.
entitled 20 srBd one delegate for pncli
hily NJ lis membership Pastors "
churches nnd snpcrinicndenis of Sun.
my schools nlr delegates NJ large, Al
thilronds have made reduced rates
Tor tile convention on basis of one nn,l
nnc'iiftl firr Tor the round trip, ou
the "rrilncnio ninn.
The present officers Of this nssocln.
Ton m" :, II Atwnter. president. aud
Ahson y, lludi. field secretary, both