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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-01
seit Wo&eu Ieufste bas 9aub uni

Seit @o&en ieufste bas aanS unS
Defenders Der Norbmeiten nod &eSen
unb nod BENT gnbe Der Sarre, wel3e
mie cine @eiBel bas 2anb beimlu3t,
bas @rbrei9 ausbOrrt unb bic Critic
Sofmunsen uerni@tet. Sn lolden
9erioben seist es ii9, baB mir Sros
auer unlerer @eisbeit unb piel se=
riibmten grrunaeni@aften bod eben
arme Wenl1ietn unb obmd9tise @e=
l96pfe iinS unb man9' elmer, Der lonlt
ni6t pom geten bdlt, bat in BEN leb=
ten @o9en re@t bemitbis nm &esen
seflebt. @ir iinb ia jest nit &esen
erquidt worben unb f0nnen neue 9ofz
hung i96pfen, iouten aber au6 bic
9ebre ni6t uerseiien, wel6e biele 3eit
Der Oirre fur uns entbdlt. l1niere
Administration riibmt ii6 germ, baB
tie sic nsuten 3eiten" in unierem
0anbe bur6 ibre weiie 8irtbl6afts=
politif b%erbeisefabrt babe. auf mie
l9ma9eu SaBen bieie Sebanptuns
itebt, seist lid Jest, mo- es nur eintse
@s9en nidt seresnet bot. Wenn bas
nun BEN sauseu CONNER 10 seblieben
rpdre, bann lpirbe eben bic Notb III
rem ginsus ms 2anO sebalten baben,
unb ale @eisbeit Der republifanil9en
Staatsmdnner mirbe unS ni9ts &C.
bolfen baben. @as MIR baben, per-
banfen mir ntdt uns obne unler 3u=
tbun leben mir in etnem 2anbe bes
ueberflulies, bas uniere Qrbeit reid.
lid lobut. Oesbalb iouten mir uns
Dor l1eberbebuns bewabren unb tets
baran b~enten, baB au6 fir uns an
@ottes Sesen alles selesen lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-01
Sa ner 6olp Namez@ atbebrale 81

Sa der Solp Name=@ atbebrale 81
Chicago murbe Sonneritas Der bod:
mite 9. s. Mulboon pom &arotnal
Martinelli sum &eibbildof Der GrS'
bi6ssIe Chicago cunietrirt. Sur 3eii
Der @bicusoer misunderstanding ssi9'
nete lid bo@p. Serr MulScon burd
ieinen @iier aus, BEN er i'm Sntereiis
Der N~usItelIuns fatboliider S9hler'
Arbeiten an ben Sag leste. am rldm=
liden Sage uurbe in Newart, N. g.,
pom grsbii6of Gorrisan aus Nem
gorf bic Combination bes bo9w'iten
Serrn Sobn s. Conner ais Sil6oI
non Iemarf porsenommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-01

@iessrum beiBt es, baB &ailer
@ilbelm bic &oae ais Sriebensitifter
in Der iibafritanil9en Ifaire lber=
nebmen merbe. Ohm Saul iou ben
&aiier ermd6ttst baben. namens BET
8uren gu banbeln, unb bieler lou be-
reit iein, bic Snnitiatiue gu erSreifen,
um feline S~eSiebunsen gu benz beutlden
Publifum, wel6es NIT ieiner Sreunb-
i9aft fur @roBbritannien ni9t ein=
peritanben lit, gu perbehern. gtmas
sebt Dor, Db Der beuti9e &aiier babel
1T ober ni@t. 6err &riser's Nn=
funft i'm Saas iou etmas nit ben am
sebli@en Sriebensuori6lasen gu tbun
baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-01
Der grsBe Stabltruf, melder DO

Der srsBe stabltruf, welder BON
S. Is. MorSan unb g%onlorten nit
einem &apital pon 1000 Wtntonen
9e9rinbet murbe, unb bic in ietnen
Sabrifen belddftisten Irbeiter iinb in
einem &f auf 0eben unb Sob be-
griffen. Ser Sruit min ben Mrbeiter.
unionen ben @araus MAIDEN, Inn bic
Mrbeiter bann nod Wiqfibr fnebeln
su t0nnen, un6 bic arbetter mebren
ii@ nod &rdften, benn iie miiien,
baB ibre Nieberlase fur iie bas Stla=
penio6 bebeutet. 2eiber bat es BEN
Nni9ein, ais Of Der Sruit i6on 10
md@tis %semorben lit, oaB bic Mr=
better teine ausii6t mebr auf @rfols
baben. Ger Sruit uerfist iber I'M:
besrenSte @elbmittel, er bat bte Te=
sieruns auf ieiner Settle uno fam es
in Gube abmarten, Bis bic Nrbeiter
a~ussebunsert linb unb seswunsen gu
&reuSe frie9en. Ser Sruit impor-
tirt iebt 81 S%aulenben Neser aus benz
Siben, um bic Stele Der Streiter
einsunebmen. gu ipdt miro bas Bolt
einieben, eine wie sroBe Wa6t bic
Sruits auf unier gauges politiides unb
mirtbldaitli9es 9eben ausiben ; balb
meroen iie bic 6erren ieiu, benen bas
golt gu seborden bat. Die republic
fanii6e Yartei baben iie i6on iebt in
Der Sai9e unb iie MAIDEN sroBe Nn
itrensunsen, aud ginfuB in Der bemos
fratil9en Partei gu erlangen. Die
Nrbeiter, melde Der republifaniiden
Partei gum Siege perbalfen, ernten
jest, mas iie seldet baben. 8abrs
ideinli9 merben ibnen bic Musen erit
aufseben, menn iie ~uoatdnbis Sefnes
BELT iinb, aber bann miro es gu ipdt
lein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-01
@u1ea cage, Der @au Street 9ars

@uiiea cage, Der @aa Street Sars
pason, bat iebr iansuinii4e Gnii4ten
iber Bic sesenmdrtise @eiddftslase.
Der gftienmartt lit mad ieiner ges
bauptuas unsemein itetis, unb bic
@ertbeb eseisen cine iteisenoeS enoens,
mas nur Ser aIsemeinen proiperitdt
suseiarieben rperbeu fam. Oie iesi=
senNrbeiter= nnruben meroen balb bei=
eleet werben unb Der grnte=N usfaq
uiel bebeutenber iein, als bic Glars
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-01

felb bas aussebebntete aler gonsres
sationen lit, itebt INNER nod nit uns
ermibli@er S9affenstraft ber bodice
jabrte Cardinal 9ebo9owsfi, Der
SinanSperwaltuns Der propaganda
Cardinal 8incens 0anuteli Dor, mdb=
renb Cardinal SatoIi Der Yrifunsss
commilftoa fir Neuerri6tuns Hotter
li@er @enoiienidaften auf benz @ebiet
Der Yroraoanba prdiibirt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-01

"a mar III errparten, bab Der ger=
JUDI sema9t werben wirbe. bic Seier
CUR @ie6ertebr bes 200. @eburtstaz
ses Der Stabt Detroit fur bas Mn=
selia9lent6um, pie man es in @az
ibinston, Canada unb England uer=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-01

Wbapeton.- auen sun unt
@usn 9arris, S0bne in bieiiser Sc.
senb anidifiser moblbabenber Sarmer,
ltro i'm Gait Battle Cafe, Winn.,
beim 8aben ertrunfen.
Tortiebuns auf Seites).
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-01
9ie CONGREGATION Der Yropasanbt

Die Congregation Der propasanba
bat loeben bas ale brei Sabre eridei=
nenbe @erf Miliiones catbolicae pro
ammo 1901 Ser Oeffentlt@teit iiberse=
ben. Oas 500 Seiten urfaiienbe
@erf brinst einen ueberblid Iber bas
selammte Der P~ropasanoa unterfte=
benbe Wiilionsmert Der Stride. gu.
na9it merben bic beruorrasenblten
greignilie Der Wtliion felt Sanuar
1898 belpro9en, bann bic l1eberii9t
Der Yrocuratoren Der Miliion in &om
unb bic administrative gintbeiluns
bes Wiiiionswerfes seseben. @us
leeterer lei beruorseboben, baB in
Deuti9lanb Der Congregation Der
propaganda unteriteben: bas apoito=
liide @icariat pan Nnbalt, ienes bes
losenannten n0r6liden Deuti9lanb,
bas apoitoliIde gicariat BON S9les=
mis=6olltein bas apoitoliide 8icari=
at pom Sa9ien unb bic apoftolii9e
Yrdiectur Der 2aulis. Die auBereu=
ropdiI9en 9dnber nit Qusnabme pom
@orberaiien, Norbafrita, Sho= unb
gentralamerifa uuteriteben befannt.
lid aue Der Y%ropaSanba. Die ori=
entalil9en &itten in Sorberafien unb
Norbafrita unteriteben slei@faus bte=
ler mi6tisen Congregation.
Sci Seipre6uns Der lestereren lit
es intereHant, mie auBeroroentli9 ii9
bic 3abl Der orientalii6en @emein=
idaften, wel9e ii6 benz gapit inter-
morfen baben, permebrt. Ni6t menis
ger ais 13 perl9iebene orientalii6e
&iten, ndmli9 Der dtbiopildsabeliins
ilde, Der armenii9e, Der foptii9e, Der
srie6il6. rumdniidez Der italo= srie9=
iide, Der sriedii6 : bulsariide, Der
srie9iI6= rutbenii@e Der srie9ii6s
mel9ttiide, Der iprii6e, Der 6albd=
il9e, Der maronitiide unb ber mala=
bariIde, mel9e emit bon Der Ober=
bobeit bes rOmilden Stubles s~etrennt
maren, baben ii6 i'm 2aufe Der 3eit
in sr0Berer ober s~erinserer In3abl
bemlelben u%ntermorfen. Die orienta-
lil9en &iten bilben felt 1862 cine eis
gene Congregation, wel@e smar ben
sleiden Prdfeft. wie bic seiammte
propaganda, aber ibren belonberen
Secretar bat. Mn Der Spite Der &C..
iammten Congregation, beren Nrbeits=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-01
.Sn Der Musfubr amerifanil6er ga.

eSH Utr WutTugr uWertluHtfWel Ou'
brifate nod europa nebmen aud Nous
IitinItrumente, namentli6 Pianos, et=
nen bsSeutenben Ylas elm. SIM Sabre
1900 bat bic Iusiubr pon Wultfin=
ftrummenteu bereitS einen Wertb Don
2,115, SIG Dollars erreidt, Otele
Summe beSeutet cine iebr betrd6tli9e
goncurrens. bic ben europdil6en Sa=
britanten semu9t wirS. Sabei 1T mon
bribsn barauf sefaBt, baB bieie als;
fubrsiiier INNER nod lteist.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-01
Gnolia III BEN Yortoricanern Sc

Gnolid III ben Yortoricanern Sc
re9tisteit rpieberfabren. Yrdiibent
Wc&inlep bat bic proclamation erlais
fen, melde ibnen Sreibanbel nit ben
Ser. Staaten suSeitebt, unb nniere
ueitinbilden rYrouinsialen" fOnnen
iest erlei@tert %aufatbmen. Ser i@were
Druid, Der auf benz grmerbsleben Der
Snlel felt Der Nnnerion %laitete, inbem
ibr Der fribere ipanii3e @biasmarft
sel6loKen marb, mdbrenb 3oaidranz
ten bic Musfubr ibrer 0anbesprobufte
mad benz neuen Wutterlanbe erI9mer=
ten, lit seboben unb bic Sniel in cine
Sage periest, in welder ibre 8euolfe=
runs bic sroBen natirli6en Tortbeile
Don entmideln fam. Yortorico lit
Jest bas einsise tropii6e SerritOrium
Wittelamerita g, ueldes Ben Sortbeil
bes ablolut soafreien Ib1abes Ieiner
gelammten Yrobutte auf einem ungez
beuren Warfte i'm Norben senieBt.
@ir baben smar i'm 9acific nod cine
anbere tropiide DEPENDING, bie6amaiiz
Snlelu, mel6e bur6 bic annerion in
cine dbnli6e sanitise Yoiition uerlest
morben lit, aber Yortorico's srobe
Ndbe gu ben uolfreiditen @ebieten Der
Ser. Staaten, bic biaiseren Srans=
portraten unb Der l9nellere @aaren=
Mustaui@ ii9ern Der Snlel bod gang
anbere @ortbeile i'm 8erslei6 gu 5az
matt. Sbre Stapelprobutte = &aHee,
3uder, Eabat - merben auf unieren
Mdrften piel before Preiie finben, ais
ie suuor In Spanien, unb mer meib,
mie maunisfa@ nod BET Der sroben
Trudtbarfeit bes 8obens bic Yrobuts
ton Ser Sniel s~eitaltet merben tann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-01
9as 1lnterIu9unssgeri9t in Be

9as 11nteriu9unssgeri9t in Der
S9lep=S amplon &ontrouerie lit auf
ben -. September einberufen, nobel
bic uon S6lep's Seinben uerfaB=
ten uoiftsielen 8eri6te" ais 8aiis
Der unteriuduns benust werben. OaB
ii6 Der abmiral baber in elmer lebr
i6mierisen Sage b%efinbet, neil es
BRET Sabre na9 BEN itattsefunbenen
greisniTen iebri6mer bdlt, iosenannte
roffisiele 8eridte" ais fali6 binSu=
ltelen, lit flar. 8unbeslenator @elz
linston ipra6 li9 iber bic anselesen=
beit mte folst aus: uOie @eminiitra=
ton lit fir Sic ansriHe auf S@lep uer=
antwertli6; iie mil nidt, bab er sez
re6tfertist merbe unb er miro es au6
ni6t. Seine Seinse maren ieinen
Sreunben i'm Senate i6on iber, benn
ite fameu nit BEN Hecorbs bes Marine=
Departments anseidleppt, welde in
Der Mbii6t perfaBt maren, ibn itrafz
mirbisen Serbaltens i6ulOis gu fin,
ben. Seine Setnbe merben natillt6
bic rSeweile" an 6anb baben, ba lie
bielelben ia ielbit fabriStrt basen. Dr.
ne allen 3meifel beitebt i'm Wariue=
Oepartement cine 0eri1m0runs sesen
S6lep, aber rpie fann man bas bepei=
fen? Oils i3 ieiner 3eit bebauptete,
baB Swii9en ben Ser. Staaten un6
England Elm sebeimes uebereinfommen
beltebe, oa perlansten bic 8ertreter
Ser Mbminiitratton pon mir, es gu be-
mei1en. Wie fam man aber elm ge=
beimes uebereinfommen na9meilen?
8ie ldBt ii6 cine 8eri6wOran3 I'M
Marine=O Department. sesen S6lep be-
meilen? S9lep's Seinbe merben bic
BON ibnen lelblt sema9ten 8eweile ben
Neutrality-suspicious. porlesen;. i'd
CLAUDE baber ni9t, baB er bur6 bieie
unterIuduns irSenb etwas seminnen
mirb. Ser &onsreB mtrb Die NHaire
ni1t unterlu9en, neil bic Ibminiltraz
ton sesen S6lep lit unb bur6 bic pa
tronase BEN &onsreB in Der 9anb
bat" @esen bieie BON Senator Bel'
linston entmidelten Nnii6ten ldBt it9
penis einmenben, benn bic @abrbett
bes @eiasten tritt gu tlar gu Sage.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-01

@ranbS s.-Oie 6taats=
bant uon Nortbwoob idlob Oienitas
Nadmittas ibre Sbiren. Oie gant
murbe Dor einisen Sabren NIT einem
Stamms& apital BON $40, 600 orsas
ntiirt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-01
Ser 0oupern1rs. &anoioatbe Der pro.

bibitions. partei Obio'S, q. S. Pin=
nep, lit auf bic MntisS alubnz9tsiiten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-01
Sas Toraehen u~nlerer8 unbesresi

Sas Sorseben unierer8 unbesresie=
runs in geSus auf bic grOHuuns Der
Observation-Disclosures in Oklahoma 1T
befanntlia pom perI9iebenen Soften Ell
ner i6arfeu &ritif untersosen morben.
Ser Sefretdr bes Snnern iiebt ii6
ueranlaBt, barauf in elmer balbamt=
li9en &unbsebuns ndber einsuseben.
Sn Oitliden 3eitunsen mar bic &esie=
runs baiar setabelt worben, baB tie
bic betreffenben ednbereien ni6t auf
benz @eritetserunsswese an bic Weiitz
bietenben ~pertaufe, mobur6 ben ROTH.
bdutisen Seiisern elm beiierer grtras
seit9ert mirbe. OteIen Serfaufmo=
BUS besei6net Sefretdr 9it6eod ais
unprattiid. Oas gu uerfaufenbe aanb
let ni9t gisentbum Der Snbianer, ION:
bern Die gunSesresierung babe es BON
ibnen fur smei Miuionen Dollars err
morben, pon mel9er Summe elm Sbeil
an bic &otbbdute aus6esablt unb Der
8eit fir iie i'm S9asamte aufbemabrt
mirb, Bon bieiem &eite merben bic
3inlen gu fanf Prosent aajabrli6 On
tie au~ssetbeilt. Oie 0dnbereieu, nell
DIE bemnddit Der Mniieblums er0hnet
merben, seb0ren allo Der &esieruns,
bic bielelben an bona fibe : Nnltebler
absuseben minldt. Nus elmer 8er=
ftetseruns tonnte baber nur Die &egte=
runs @usen Sieben. 3ubem mirbe bie=
fer SerfaufsmoOus gum Na6tbei(e Der
MnIiebler Spefulationen Ebir unb
Tbor 0Hnen uno uOntel Gam" auf
bas Niueau zines profitsiertsen @runbs
eisentbums= Spetulanten berabiesen.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-11-07
to completely adjust that grant during

to completely adjust that grant during
the coming winter.
"A. D. Thorp is the head of a party
OF special agents Of the United States
land department. and surveying crew
assigned to the Duluth district to in
spect swamp lands,"' says the. Grand
Rapids Herald-Review. "The action
is taken after many years of urging up
on the part of the States representa-
tlves to have the interior department
complete the survey and patent the
swamp lands granted to the State.
There are about $500 tracts selected
oy the State not yet adjusted, and it is
TO examine these that the special
agents have been ordered to Duluth.
What they find that is really swamp
will be patented to the State, and the
balance will be thrown open to home
steaders. The work will take several
months -
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-11-07
Affirming the Commissioners.

The secretary of the interior has
filed his decision in an appeal from the
decision of the commissioner of the
general land office, concerning lands in
the Mile Laos lake country. Bert
Orton, Geo. Fenley and David H. Rob-
bins, are the parties in interest, and
the secretary affirms the decision of
the commissioner. Theo. Bruener is
attorney for Orton, J. D. Sullivan for
Fenley, and Geo. W. Stewart for Rob-
bins. The decision awards 40 acres of
the l2O in litigation to Orion, and the
balance to Fenley, if he decides 20
make the entry, and if he does not
make the entry, Robbins is given per-
mission to select one 40 acre tract of
the 80 remaining. The litigation is
complicated, and has extended over a
period of several years. 1t is believed,
however, that this is the end of of it,
St. Cloud Journal-Press.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-11-07
Soldiers Addresses Wanted.

The adjutant generals Office desires
the postoffice addresses of lot of BOYS
who enlisted in the First, Second and
Third regiments of Infantry at Camp
Ramsey. The addresses of the follow
ing who enlisted with Company M OF
Princeton are desired: August Bruck,
e. W. Coulson, James Donahue, Lud-
wig Erickson, Howard Fiddigan, G.. L.
Fuller, Pat Garvey, Theodore Gonyea,
G. Hadrick, J. c. Jackson, II. G.. John
son, Hans Johnson, Charles Kimball,
John O'Leary, John Peterson, Stanley
Roberts, James G.. Smith, Paul Stem
per.
In order to close up the claims
against the State for arrears of pay
due enlisted men of the First, Second
and Third regiments of Infantry, Ma
tional Guard, State of Minnesota, who
reported at Camp Ramsey for muster
in the Twelfth, Thirteenth and Four
teenth regiments, Minnesota Volun-
teers of the Volunteer Army of the
United States, in obedience to general
orders No. 8, A. G. O., series of 1898,
all claims must be made on or before
July l, 1902, or be forever barred.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-11-07
Paving Brick at Coon Creek.

The Minnesota Clay Company of
Coon Creek, Mimi, is an incorporation
to make paving brick and tile. It is
capitalized at 100000. The incorpora-
tors are: Victor G. Gilman and George
H. Shellenbarger, of St. Paul: j. j.
Smart, Humboldt, Iowa; F. D. Kendrick,
Bismark, N. D.; H. E. Humphrey,
Minneapolis.
The Anoka Herald says: ut has
been known for years that there are
extensive deposits of clay in Anoka
county from which paving brick supe-
rior to the product of Des Moines and
Galesburg could be manufactured. The
owners of the deposits were unable to
install plant for manufacturing paw
ing brick, as it requires about $75, O0O.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-11-07

Last week while two fair feminine
agents OF life insurance com PAW
were IN Princeton soliciting insurance
they had comical experience over at
the high school where they went to
see two of the teachers. They re-
NAMED some time after school hours
in conversation and in the meantime
the rest OF the teachers had gone home
and locked the doors and when the
party OF teachers and insurance agents
got ready to leave they discovered that
they were locked in. There was hur.
rylng to and fro to find some means of
egress and they finally discovered a
way out through the basement window.
The open sesame was not very large
ana II was pretty hard work for them
to squeeze through. Three of them
managed to get on the outside but the
fourth one who happened to be one of
the insurance ladies, and who was con-
slderaoly stouter and of larger build
than the others, experienced a. little
discomfort in getting out. She was a
snug lit for the limited space the
window afforded and it is said that at
one time matters looked dubious as the
bundle OF feminine averdupoise and
apparel would not bulge either way
ana IL looked at one time as if the fire
department would have to be called
out with the hook and ladder. But by
heroic action on the part of her friends
the lady was finally released from her
awkward position.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-11-07
MINNESOTA SWAMP LAND.
There Have Been 3,873, 511 Acres Patented
to the State-The Federal Grant to State
tn "a Il In ST cd

Inere have BeeQ 3,873,5 IL Acres Paten ted
to the State-The Federal Grant to State
to be Adjusted this Winter.
Land Commissioner Hermann has
made his annual report, which shows
that there are 4,140, 1913 acres of un-
appropriated and unsurveyed land in
Minnesota, of which 1867, 285 acres are
surveyed, and 2,173,9OS acres unsurvey-
ed. The acres of reserved land is a.
93S, 5OS acres, and the area appropria-
ted AZ, 119,379 acres.
The surveyor general of Minnesota
reports that surveys approved during
the year embrace 129,2l9 acres.
Swamp lands patented to the State of
Minnesota during the year aggregated
46,835 acres, making a total of 3,873,-
5l1 acres since the date of the grant.
Commissioner Hermann now has a
party of special agents in the State ex-
aiming the swamp lands, and expects
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-11-07
CHATS i !
O O O WITH FARMERS

Louis Rust, the we'll known agricuI-
turlst of Wyanett, was in Princeton on
Friday, and took time 20 make the
UNION Office call. Mr.. Rust had Just
received new lot of books for the free
travelling library which he was instru-
mental in having established in his To-
cality some time ago. II find," says Mr..
Rust, that farmers do not appreciate
the country neighborhood library as
they really ought to. These books are
absolutely free to all who desire to
read them and will properly care for
them, and are a great benefit to any
community. There are in the collec-
ton I have received, few books in
Swedish, that many who cannot read
English will appreciate. Mr.. Rust
is one of the go-ahead farmers of his
section, and takes great interest in
the betterment Of the farmer. He saws
that farm conditions are gradually i'm
proving, and that the Grange has,
err. Then the farmer is reading more
than he used to. Mr.. Rust believes
that stock7raising is going to prove
good thing for the farmers, and more
attention is being paid to this branch
of farming. He has on his farm six
teen head of Shorthorn cattle, and is
contemplating building new barn to
accommodate them. He thinks that
the raising of sugar beets as an auxil-
larry to farm crops will, in time, no
doubt, prove a good thing for farmers.
XXX
Edwin johnson of Blue Hill, was up
Tuesday with cattle and dropped into
the UNION Office for chat. He says
stock interests down his way are in a
prosperous condition. ''You know our
country is noted for its big rich mead
ows and sweet, nutritious grasses and
it is a paradise for CATTLE" said Mr..
Johnson. There were a few farmers
who lost hay during the dry spell when
the fires were bad. John Hull and
VIM. Marsh lost about $50 worth.
Farmers this year raised more pota-
toes and corn than they did last year
and much less small grain than usual.
[ understand that one farmer down our
way had four acres OF potatoes in the
field undug when the cold snap came.
There was some lively hustling among
farmers to cover potatoes last Sunday,
and I think there were very few farm
,ers who suffered loss of any conse-
quence.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-11-07
Billy Benefits Show,

"The theatre was filled to overflow
ing last evening. The Billy Bennett
Company has made the biggest kind Of
hit as never before have such artistic
performances been given in this city at
popular prices. The time between the
acts, so often dull and tedious, was
made very pleasant by the introduce
tion of several of the cleverest special
ties ever seen here. The musical part
of the program reflected great credit
on the members of the orchestra. -
Duluth, Mimi, Herald.
The Bennett company will appear in
"Shadows and Dangers of Great
City" at Jesmer's opera house Friday
evening, November 9Th.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-11-07
Money in Honey.

One of the most successful apiarists
in the country is an Englishman by the
name of Ancell, who lives north Of
Milaca few miles. He is great bee
man and it is said his profits in a sim
gle year have amounted to $4,000.
Ancell is employed as a draughtsman
in the Great Northern shops in St.
Paul, but finds time to look after his
busy bees, that prove so profitable to
him
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-11-07
Carbolic Acid in SmallDox.

A new cure for smallpox has been
discovered. At a meeting of the Quad
ristate Homeopathic Medical Society
at Sioux City, Iowa, DR.. A. B. Wilder
said small quantity of carbolic acid,
FIVE or six drops in glass of water,
taken internally, was sure cure. He
claims to have experimental and found
it a success.