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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-08-25
The, A. AND N. COLLEGE,
ne Outlook is That the Applications Will be
100 More Than Can be Accommodated
in the Dormitories. Some
Notes of Progress.

VIII ever question its merit and worth.
Every citizen of North Carolina is and
should be interested in it's full develop
ment. Ours is an agricultural State;
our people are primarily an agricultural
people. No matter how developed our
commercial and manufacturing interests
become, agriculture will hold it's prom
lnence. No matter how many of the
states young men enter upon profess
slonal and manufacturing careers, there
remains this fact, undisputed and sure.
The number Of farms and the number
OF farmers will never decrease, no mat
ter how many mills are started or how
many business enterprises are developed
there will be the usual number of young
men who each year will take up agricul-
ture as a gainful occupation. AS sure
as the sun rises and sets, that sure is i.
that about $500 young men of North
Carolina will take up agriculture each
year as their work in life regardless Of
mills, or professions, or business enter
prises. Thirty-five hundred young men
each year. beginning for the first time
their work as young farmers. What a
work before the State to educate as
many of these young men as possible.
Therefore we say no apology is neces-
sary for agricultural education. The
State will be benefited in a thousand
ways by the education of large num-
Der of the thirty-flve hundred young
men who each year begin their career
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months, and it will be completed and
ready for occupancy during the coming
session. The building IS "A two-story brick
structure with a basement under two
thifds OF the lower portion. 1t is being
constructed in the same manner in which
sc many OF the cotton mills are built, with
some necessary interior changes to adapt
IL to the purposes of education The base
inent VIII be devoted to the dyeing indus
try, including the labora tory work in con-
nection with it. On the first floor are
the looms. Here will be found machin-
cry capable of weaving all grades and
qualities of cotton cloth The carding
ana spinning machinery will be located
on the second floor. Throughout the
equipment will be of the most modern
type and second to none 1t has been
mostly donated to the college by Northern
manufacturers. Machinery worth s25 900
has already been donated.
The work of the student in this de-
partment is eminently practical. He is
taught to manufacture yarns and cloth.
lie learns how to dye these in any shade
ne may desire. His instruction carries him
further into the possibilities of the weav-
ing art He is taught to produce patterns
OF many different descriptions, varying in
texture, coloring and weave. He does this
Work himself under the supervision of the
instructor. The object is to make him
as skilled workman as possible and to
give him thorough knowledge of the
manufacture of all grades of cotton goods.
Instruction in the textile department
will be in charge of Prof. Henry M. Will
son. His assistant will be Prof. Thomas
Nelson, who will have charge of the
work in weaving and dyeng. Prof. Nell
son is a newcomer at the college. He
has had a long and thorough experience
in the manufacture of cotton goods md
comes to this State from the Lowell Tex
tile School, Lowell, Mass. In dyeing,
the instructor will be DR.. Geo. s. Traps.
He is gradua tie of the A. and NJ Col
lege and Of Johns Hopkins University. AS
a chemist and dyer he is achieving fine
results. The students will go out from
this department well equipped with a
knowledge Of how to dye cottons.
The textile department is yet very
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steel, copper, insecticides and fertiliz-
ers. Some of the companies emnlovinp
them are the Virginia Carolina. tbt,
Caraleigh and the Navassa fertilizer
companies, the Alabama Steel and Wire
Company, the Kentucky Tobacco Ex
tract Company, the Elizabeth Mining
company, the Altamaha Cotton Mill.
etc.
Prof. Withers is assisted by Messrs.
u .. Traps, j. A. BiZzell and w A.
oyfne, all of whom are honor graduates
or the college. Assistant Professor
traps is also a graduate of the John
Hopkins University with the degree of
Doctor of Philosophy.
LIBRARY AND READING ROOMS
Inc college library and reading-rooms
are ON the second floor of the main,
building. The reading are sup
piled regularly with about 125 magazines
and Journals of various kinds. The
library contains about $500 volumes.
There are also reference libraries in the
different departments. During the past
year $40 volumes have been added. The
library and reading rooms are kept omen
from a. IN. to 6 p. m. Students are
reading.
REQUISITE FOR ADMISSION
pl1cants for admission must be sixteen
years of age, and must bring certificates
OF character from the last school attend
ed. Applicants for admission to the
Full Cor TechnicaD Courses, and to all
the Short Courses except in Mechanic
Arts, will be examined on the following
subjects: Arithmetic (complete), Aige-
bra Through simple equations), English
Grammar, Analysis and Composition,
American History.
Applicants for admission to the Short
Course in Mechanic Arts will be exam
ined on Arithmetic Through decimal
fractions), English Grammar and Com
position, and American History. Appli-
cants for admission to the Special
Courses will not be required to stand
any entrance examinations, but they
must be over eighteen years of age
Wednesday in September of each year.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-08-25
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A FINE OPPORTUNITY.

Elsewhere in this issue appears
the full details of the News and
Observers special train which VI Ill
be run on September 7th from
Raleigh by which all friends of the
paper. living north of Hamlet will
have an opportunity for an outing
for business or pleasure rareIy he
fore offered except on excursion
trains, where men and women are
packed like sardines. On this train
there will be no crowding. Special
representatives of this paper and
of the Seaboard Air Line railroad
will accompany parties to New
York, Baltimore and Washington,
pointing out objects of interest and
arranging to secure the best hotel
accommodations at reasonable
rates.
Those who desire to take advant-
age Of this opportunity to visit the
Nations Capital, Baltimore or New
York city in company with a pleas
ant party at very low rate shou1d
make application AT ONCE as res
ervations cannot be made after
September 5th. Those who apply
early will get the best assignments
OF staterooms on the steamers.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-08-25

| The date for 1901 is September 4th, 9
o'clock a. m.
The following persons will be admitted
withoutexamination:
l. Applicants for admission to Special
Courses who are eighteen years old.
2. School-teachers holding teachers
certificates.
3. Graduates of high schools and
academies whose certificates are approx
ed by the faculty of this college.
SESSIONS.-The college session lasts
nine months, opening annually the first
Thursday in September and closing the
last Wednesday in May, with vacation
of about ten days at Christmas.
EXPENSES.-The annual expenses
are as follows:
Tuition, $40; lodging, $40; fuel and
lights $3.50; furniture 81: library, 81:
incidental, 81; medical fee and medicine.
$3.50; board, $72. Payments are made
monthly in advance.
THE FACULTY.-The faculty for the
coming year is constituted as follows:
&. t. Winston LID, President and
Professor of Politics and Economy.
w. A. Withers. A. NJ, Professor of Pure
and Agricultural Chemistry.
ID. Fl. Hill, A. NJ, Professor of Eng
l:sh
w. c. Riddick, C. E., Professor of Civil
Engineering and Mathematics
f. A. Weihe, Ph.D., Professor of Phvs-
les and Electrical Engineering
F. z. Phelps, Captain United States
Army (retired), Professor of Military
Science avid Tactics.
HI. NJ Wilson, A. NJ, Professor of Cot
ton Manufacturing.
TAFT Butler, d. V. S., Professor of Vet
Urinary Science.
f. L. Stevens, PhD., Professor of b.
ology
c. w. Burkett, NJ. s., Professor of Ag-
riculture.
T. NJ. Dick, Lieutenant United States
Navy retred), Professor of Mechanical
Engineering.
r. e. l.. Yates. A. NJ, Assistant Pro-
fessor of Mathematics.
G. S. Frapo, Ph.D., Assistant Professor
OF Chemistry
c. B. Park, Superintendent of Shops.
Alexander Rhodes, Instructor in Horti-
culture.
w. A. Syme, B. s.. Instructor in Chem
istry
T. A. Chittenden, B. S., Instructor in
Mechanical Drawing.
V. w. Bragg Instructor in Wood Work
ing
M. e. Carter, Instructor in Wood
Working
E. B. Owen, B. s., Instructor in Eng
1sh.
Thomas Nelson, Instructor in Weaving
and Designing.
Franklin Sherman, Jr.. A. B., Instructor
in Entomology.
W, S. Sturgill, B. E., Instructor in
Mathematics.
Hamilton Fish, C. E., Instructor in
CiVf Engineering and Mathematics.
OlFICERS.-B. S. Skinner, Superinten
dent of Farm; NJ. Fix, Bursar: A. F..
Bowen, Secretary; J. r. Rogers, M. D..
Physician; Mrs. S. w. Carroll, Matron:
Mrs. E. V. Darby, Stenographer.
The election of DR.. Geo. T. Winston as
president of the college has given a
fresh impetus to industrial education.
with a faculty, well equipped and
working i'll harmony, with better
equipment than ever before, the SEES
sion which opens on the 4th day
OF September will mark a new era i'm
the history OF the college and as well in
the history of the State, for the future of
the State depends upon the intelligence
and usefulness of its workers on farm
and in ftctory. This college is the pulse |
of progress in these two great Industries. |
and its growth and enlargement mean |
more wealth and more power for North |
RICHARD BATTLE
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-08-25
LITTLEToN FEMALE CoLLEGE.

Many prominent and influential people
speak in terms of highest praise of Little
ton Female College, an advertisements of
which appears in this paper and the
Institution, we believe. has the full con-
tidence of the people
The boarding school patronage OF the
college has been doubled in the last three
years and during the eighteen years OF
the existence of the school there has
never been death among it's pupils.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-08-25

Water Babies, &c.,, Don Quixote, 25c.;
Days of Bruce. Soc; Four American Pion-
GERS, 44c.; Brooks: Cub Book for YoSng
Americans, soc.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-08-25

Men attribute theier overstrained men
tai condition to brilliancy.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-20
9eiratbete niGt ntn's Sch.

Ser Bolton Mann, wel6er iansit
cine frdntli9e, rei@e, junse Dame
beiratbete, fablt iest sladli9, benn er
nabm Dr. Sings Seem 9ife 9ilen,
pel@e tire @eiunbbeit uoutanbis berz
iteute. nnfeblbar 9esen @elbin9t,
@aueutranfbeit, Malaria, unb Stes
Der unb aIe 2ebers unb MaSenleiben.
9ei@t einaunebmea aber mirfiam. Nnr
Is Gents in S. @. 9ubn's Mpotbete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-20
Red1t hat np.

Srau: r's lit bod pirtfTa 81
riidFhtslos bon meirem Manne. Set
elmer balben Stunbe babe i4 bas GHen
fertig, uno er tommt immer nod niat.""
8D9in: rGensan g, snd Gruu;
la1en g mi tpieba fod'n; nudd
fummt ct non ielbit!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-20

100000 @tart sic Staaten Mio gran.
De, San Eanlo, Santa G~atarina, go.
rama. WtinaS Weraes uno @opaa TO.
lcntllren min. Die braiilianiihe Ne.
gierilng babe zine Ier5iniung bon )
Ero5ent 5ugeinst. gbenlo babe iih
IN Nom cine italieniihe Gcieuidaft
anr WITHHOLDING bon italieniiden SEQ.
lcniiten gebiIoet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-20
Der klet,te att,,t.nrrTntt.

9err (auf Der Strabe gu tpetne1s
benz 4naben): Sag NAL, Sun9e,
tparum beulft Ou benn fpg Ou baft
bod eine 70 f40ne 8utterituIe!"-
Sunse 0ineinbeibenb unb fdlu@z
aenb): nSa-tpenn t4 abbeibe-bann
tptrb lie thinner fleiner!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-20
AhunnnHppu.

5rember (na4 8eii9tisuns
stnes alien S4lofss): rWte bel Be-
fomn1en sic fir Sbre 5iibruns9"-
e afellan: n0arauf bin i9 felbf
neusierig!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-20
Pebnen al.
Die Webrsabl Der Wadte min nidts
ppm elmer Saaidel.G ntidaSiauns
... ,uiKen.
Ser Genera GIiotnmb . c.
met's baben
einenbc ftigen& amp
Ser friibere OonDcrneur Einarce bon
Widigan idluer franz.
6 B a.

Waibinstpn, .. g., II. Stunt.
Der amerifanif9e @ertreter in Gbis
ra. &odbia, bat benz Staatsbepartez
ment semelbet .bab Rublanb. Deuti9s
Lamb, Srantrei9 unb Sapan ni4t 3uz
seitimmt bdtten, bab bic 9eiammtboz
be Der bon China gu forbernben Gntz
f9dbisuns 45O. 100000 Saels betraz
ssn fone. Die @ertreter Der genannz
ten MGate meinen, bab iebe Ma4t
ibre Re9nuns iiberrei9t babe uno lie
bic ~8eiammtiumme ni9t tiimmere.
Wfrifn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-20
Grkouut.

Srau: ,Wobtn eebit Ou benn
rph9~-M rSh, in etnen
@ortras bes profehors Miiner iiber
altoboloi e 2ebenspeiie!!"
,Oann trinf' nur ni4t tpieber 70 piel,s
Ifeber mann!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-20
Trsst die lDie Sore, Die lr Inner Gekauft Hal
s:s.ia GXMZZM

BON benz oeutf6en WobItbdtigteits@
perein bon San Sraneisco als Steuz
er unb Celebrate tpesen Detail :
Spirituo5 snpertaufs inter ber&riegs=
fteueracte be5ablt purben. Ser 8tn>
nenfteuertommiKGr battle bic 9iid=
sabluns empfoblen unb feline Gms
pfeblung benz Mubitor iiberianot. inz
benz er ben Stanbpunft etnnabm.
bah Der Deutide Wobltbdtisteitsz
8erein elm 9ofpital fir trante 8erz
einsmitalieber leite. gr ma9te geltenb.
bah bies nidt cine Pripatanitalt lei,
bic bes @elbsetpinnes tpegen gefiibrt
perbe, {onbern cine gum aasemeinen
8eiten ge~griinbete unb geleitete In>
italt. Gs tpurbe 5usegeben. oab Pas
tienten Wein unb Spirituole perz
abrei6t piirben, uno baB bafiir bieie
Saden fpdter in Mnrednuns gebra4t
miirben. Sn feiner Gntf6eiouns iiber
bic ssraae 1~st Der Go~ntroleur. CAP
bas @e5eb ols Detail Sptrituoien<
b6nbler iebe Yerfon beaei9ne. tpel4e
5pirituoien psrtauft ooer gum Ser
fauf anbietet. 9os GeieB madt feline
Musnabme in 8esu9 auf 9oipitdler
ODER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
apna =. h~rrrrirrn mar.
r@asen sic aufridtis. 9err pro'
feTor. sic iinb bod setpib tompeteni
in bie5em punfte. 9alten Sic BIT
6rauer fir mtnberpertbts9 Mbe,
fetne @alanterien, bitte!"-,Nun, metn,
Damen-ob i9 lie bafiir balte, barau'
tommt es ni9t an, fonbern ob lie q
iptrtli9 finb-"-nNun, finb fie esq
-,@ptt lei Sanf! 9enn fonft mir
ben ia bic Mdnner mtnbertpertbig felt
-ba es cine 9lei4nertbigteit ntmmel
aibt-na unb bas pdre bod f4red'
lia; tpiirben sic benin einen minbsr'
pertbiaen Monr beiratben nollen9"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-20
mna u. hrruriren NOR.

Oie biforif4e rgrfIG@
Der Men 4enre4te"
tpirb nad einem fiirali4 sefabten Be
f9lub Der franaSff1en Oeputirtens
tammer in alien S9ulen Jrantrei4s
onsei4lasen tperben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-20
Eettte Eutttflfp.
Reeuea Gera16ft.

gbef etnes Mustunftss
bureaus Gum @ebtlfen): nDort
fpmmt Der Meter, Der uns tmmer 70
onitGnbiees 9onorar aablt. benz molten
mir nur redt quite Mustinfte seben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-20
& b a.

@ancouper. 9. g., II. SUM-.
Nus Montreal nirb gemelbet, bab
am II. SUM ale $500 Sradmen bes
Dftli9en Spitems bic Mrteit nieberles
gen tperben. Ser @runb Der 8ei9wers
be lit unbetannt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-20
Der kletne GrCd1dHsmnnn.

rNu, mas madit De ba. Moris21
-rDe Sante bat seiast, bab ie u,er
bat seseben e sanaes pfunb Mars
sipan. unb ba min i4 ieben. ob's
ftimmt!A
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-20
grafiIier II.
Hefp Wprf, L.. Stunt.

Gem Seralo (nelder befanntlid,
iebr oeutibfeinlib IT'D miro aus Hlo
Be S,saneiro gemeloet, 0a5 elm oeiitid)es
6nnSifat nit einem &apital bon 25,'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-20
GrCnb.

Mann: v8ei metnem &pIeeen
TT fdon tpieber elm tletner Sunse at,ses
tommen!"-Srau: rNi9t pabr.
Mdnn4en, bafir taufft Su mir einen
bibi6en neuen Sommerbut9"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-20
SfrpeHfeter.

Sreunbin: nSsin S9ab III
aus Gbina slidli4 suridsstebrt2"-
&D6in: so, unb seitern 4beno bat
Ct bel mir @ittoria eegefs
fen"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-20
Annerrr Euu

Wirt1 (eer ft4 bonn piecolo elm
Glas Bier bringef ldbt. als ibm bass
ielbe ni9t i4medt): r5riB! Su baf
eepanti4t! 2ausbub elenber, slaubf
pobl, i9 fei elm 9at9"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-20
HITTER Rnttternne.r.

r@4auberbaft lanspeiltses &C.
f9Opf in nnterbaltuns. bic rei4e
Meper. Sast nur ia ober ,nein!'" -
rMas bat ie bsnn gu Sbnen seiast,
8arpn2"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-20
0rpfefipr Gufe bat in feiner @phs

profeHor Sufe bat in ieiner Woh@
nuns einen iusenbliden @inbr
iiberrai9t unb brinst i'm our pc.
pa9e. Raabem ie cine srobe Streg'
~auridselest. fast Der @tnbreder: rSa.
IS tbut mir leib, 9err profefor. bier
mub i'd mid nerabfdie=
ben!1-profeffor (aerftreuf:
.Nun. ba leben sic tpobl unb heehren
Ste mid balb ipieber!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-20

gus ri1ett1 5rkannanrrhrtef.
r2iebe Setla! = @erseib' mir, bab
i'd gum seitrisen Renbeapous nidt lam
i'd batte serau9t.
Oein tiefbetriibter Setnri9."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-20
3 u a E # B apet.er
SGbrbppte.
Nen 0orf, II. Sll

Nen gorf. II. SUM.
Nls bic Sau9er an benz seiuntenen
9ampfer rNort1fielb" beute friib UNI
6 nbr Irbeitspauie madten. batten lie
nod feline 2ei9e g%efunben.
I'm 8 ubr murben bic Mrbeiten pie=
Der aufgenommen, unb auerft bas
@4iff an ben pier go. 10 beransez
f4leppt unb auf ben aiel geitelIt. nm
ben Sau4ern ben 3ugans gu ben &az
binen gu ermOsli9en.
@s tonnte Bis iebt nod nidt feitsez
fteut iperben, Oh bel benz 3ufammenz
fob Menf9enleben nerloren sesansen
inb. Sn benz Der 9afenpoliaei eritatr
teten 8eri4t bsibt es, bab Niemanb erz
trunten lei, bic &apitdne Der S4lepp>
boote iino inbeb anoerer anii6t.
Sm Gait Hiper tpurbe bic 2ei9e etz
nes ettpa 5ebnidbrisen 8naben sefun=
ben, bic augeni 9einli9 nur turae 3eit
i'm Wafer sepeien mar. Sn benz Go
ronerszNmte glaubt mon. bab Der
5obte elm Spfer Der &ataitropbe lei.
Ser Oitriftanpalt bat einen feiner
M1iiftenten NIT Der grbebuns bon Nn=
Hagen segen bic &apitdne Der Sampfz
bDte nMortbfielb" unb .MaudGbunt"
beauftragt. Ser &apitdn beg iebtsez
nannten 9ampfers, @riffin, ftelte fi9
freitptqis ben 8ebDrben.
8ts I'm II ubr tpurben bic na9itez
benben YaKagiere Der nHprtbfielo"
als permibt semelbet:
Sen. gbas. g. Bartlett. 8ibliotbez
far bes griminalseri9ts, Staaten S.
Lamb.
S. 9. 8risbt, 3abltlert berr Srienz
tai 8ant" in Sem Yort. pobnbaft
@taaten Sslanb.
Smbofr, Sergeant Der 8unbesarz
NEE, Governors Sslanb.
8an Name, 0apib, Staten So
Lamb.
Golfer, 81. g., 9eamter Der Mmeri=
can Snfurance Co., Netpart, q. S.
Bennett. s. S, 10 Sabre alt,
SompfinspiIe.
@aoerion, Srau, Giba. port Ri9=
monb.
Nnberfon, Sobn, 8 Sabre alt,
Sobn Der Srau Nnberfon.
Suan Nbop 8ebites, Is Sabre alt,
bon 3ihmonb, g. 8.
CHARLES Oidinfon, IS Sabre alt,
bel Weit Neu Brighton. g. s.
Sanee, Sasel unb @turm.
Colorado, gol., II. SUM-.
9epeI9en aus 2eabpiIe, Cripple
Greet unb anberen Srten in ben 8erz
gen melbsn, baB seftern 4benb elm
rei9li9er SUP S4nee sefaIen lit. On
btelen Steuen tpar es Der ftdrtfe
S9neefau, befen man fi9 %erinnert.
feitbem Observation-Disclosures ges
ma9t perben. Die Semperatur lit
beute milbe unb es 1T mOsli9, baB bas
f9nelIe Sdmelaen gefdbrli9e lleberz
f9tpemmungen CUR Solse baben fann.
SIM 0itli9en Sbeile bes Staates fiel
Elm itarter uno pobltbdtiaer Rsssn.
pueblo mar Der Mittelpuntt zines
9agelfturmes. Die 9agelt0rner lasen
ftelenneiie a6t .3oG tief. Die 8irz
eerfteise mubten nit S4aufeln paffir<
bar gema9t tperben.
Sn Der @esenb bon Boulder unb
2ongmont bat Der 6agel ben 5elosrn
eroben S9aben getban.
Nus erQuarantdne
@aibinston, .. g., II. sunni.
Dem Observation-Disclosures mt
fpuroe qemclbet, bab Der 5runspc- TT
bampfer v&entud", pel4er tuegen III
neg peffu1es an gOrb in Rasuio fl
unter 0uarantdne geftent porb.n
mar. seftern freisegeben purbe u-b
am %. b. 81. in Seattle ertpar.et
tuirb. Ser Oberit 8irb pom General
mathematician erfldrte. baB sic
idmmtli9en TRANSPORTS ampfer. relz
de Treipinise beimbrinsen, nod tor
Gnbe bes Monats in Gan Sranciaeo
eintreffen tperoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-20
S4uloie.
Sran Zulu Erincc . 8enmetp 5n TO
Sabren Saft bernrtbeilt.
Der Snmrgenten. O { e
raj GaitIes bat i'd
ergcbem.
Die nGdite Snpreme : 2ugenFtnns
Der Gbrenritter finoct in Glene.
lamb itatt.
S4ulbig bes Morbes m
3peiten g be.
&anfas 9Th, Mo., II. Stunt.

StuI'luS VIZ, NV l'' e1"""
SIN &ennebp'f9en Morbprooefe
bat beute bic Surp einen ouf Worh
i'm apeiten 9rabe lautenben Wabrs
fpru9 abgegeben, unb bic Strafe Del
@nsetlasten. Jrau aennebp. auf 5ebn
Sabre 3u4tbaus feitseiebt. Ri4ter
Wofforb eri9ien UNI 9 ubr as Min.
i'm 9eri9tsfaale unb lieb fofort bic
@nsetlaste bereinfibren. 2ebtere ers
i4ien elm paar Minuten fpdter in
8egleitung ibres 8aters unb ibrer
berbeiratbeten S9peiter. Jrau 2eon.
ginen 4usenblid ipGter f9ritten bic
@ef9tporenen in ben Saal. Mls Der
&i9ter ben Sbmann Der 8ef9norez
nen fraste, oh elm Babripru9 err
aielt lei, iiberrei9te Der Obmann benz
glert einen Papiertreifen. Ser Glert
perlas ben barauf peraei9neten
@abrfprud, unb Srau &ennebp
b0rte benfelben in aller Hube an.
@inen Musenblid lebnte fie ii9 in
ibrem Stubl suriid, bebedte ibre Quz
gen nit ben Mrmen unb fling laut an
gu tpeinen. Die Surp battle fedsmal
abseitimmt. Bel Der eriten @bitimz
munu batten aebn fiir fdulbis sez
ftimmt. Srau &ennebp mar befanntz
li4 ansetlast, am 10. Sanuar b. S.
Mbenbs gegen 6 l1br i'm neuen Hibgez
9ebGube ibren Mann eri9ohen gu
baben.
@on ben Pbifippinen.
Manilu, II. Stunt.
Ser Sniureenten : General Gaiaes
bat 8ebinsunsen Der llebersabe unterz
5ei9net.
glebeIanb, s., bic Stabt.
Milpautee, @is., II. Stunt.
Die bier in Sibuns befinbli6e Suz
rreme=2oae Der gbrenritter bat Be-
i9loFen, bic nd9fte SiBung am sneiz
ten Sienitag i'm Stunt 1902 in Glepez
lamb, o., abaubalten.
Oiebtabl in Der 2e9tslds
tur.
9enper, gol., II. Stunt.
Sie Mbitinnmiingsliiie oes Senats
our orittenSeiung II. annabme oerSe-
natsporlase go. 81, better betannt unz
ter benz Namen Mrbeitgeber z9aftz
pfli9t>@ eieb, lit aus benz GepOlbe bes
@efretGrs i'm Staatsamte seftoblen
porben. Ser Siebitabl nirb nabrz
f6einli9 bas 9e1eb uneiltig MAIDEN.
IS uirb be6auptet, bab gorporatioz
men $4,000 fir bic gntpenbung Der
Mbftimmunssliite besa1lt bdtten. Die
colorado federation Of 2abor" tit
entf9loFen, bic Sadie Bis auf ben
@runb au unteriu9en unb bafir gu
forgen, bab Der Oieb iopobl als AUDI
bic 2eute. pelde i'm beaablten, bic
gauge S9pere beg @eiebes gu fiblen
befommen.
Mi9ter fir bic pbiltppiz
mem.
Manild, II. sunni.
9ie amerifanif9e Pbiltpptnenz
gpmmiiiion bat bic folgenben PerIIo .
1en gu Sberseridtsz Ri9tern ernannt:
gbefrihter = g~abetano areaano.
i5lorentino Sorres, friAerer Gene
raf<Mnpalt.
8. s. Cooper bon Seras.
General s James S. SmitH Don Ga<
lifornia, friiberer 3oucouector.
Charles 81. Winarb bon MiNneiotd.
0ictorina Mapa bon Sloilo.
Tletder Gable bon Stem 9ampibtre.
9ie Gommiiiion bat 8. 81. Wilflep
BON MiFouri gum Seneral=I ntpalt
ernanHt.
Oer2iebe 2eib.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-20
EulCd1e AuffuHuna.

OnfeI (aum itubirenben Neffen
i'm Re1iaurant): rWarum fiehft Ou
ben Serrn bort briiben 10 eisentbim=
Iib ana 8ift Du ibm pieneidt etpas
fdulbies"-Neffe: .Was fdnt Dir
eina Wem t4 mas f9ulbig bin, ben
i9aue ih iiberhoupt ni9t mebr an"
grttte Entntlir.
nMorsen muB i9 auf Der Mnflase=
bant plab nebmen."-rO sic, ba
ma4t man man9mal sana interefonte
8etanntf4aften-meine Srau babe i'd
audi ba tennen selernt!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-20
9te steisgterfpe Aletste.
.papa, mas 1T eigentfi4 elm Suns<
9efe1e9"-.gtn febr gliidli9er MarU
-fag's aber Ia ni9t Der Mama!~
DrTnniH.

.Wo ih bic lebten brsi Woden tpar9
@uf ber 9o9seitsreiie."-nM i'd
badte mir slei4, bab Sbnen mas pais
firt fetn mub."