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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-19
FULLER OR HARLAN.
Editor Morss's Personal Choice for the
Next Presidential Nominee.

CHICAGO, June B.-In an interview here
to-day S f. Morss, of indianapolis, ex-
consul general TO Paris, said: THE Su-
preme Courts recent decision presents an
issue which will be the central question in
politics for years to come. After we have
had a little more experience in trying to
govern distant people by force, without
their consent, the voters of this country
are going to reverse the decision, just as
they did in the Dred Scott decision forty
years ago.
''Who will be the next presidential nomi-
nee? Well / personally favor either Chief
Justice Fuller or Justice Harlan"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-19
FIGHT WITH MEXICANS.


LAREDO. Tex. June lS-News by wire
has just reached here that Captain Brooks $
company Of State Rangers had a fight with
the Mexicans who are supposed to be guilty
Of the assassination of Sheriff Morris, Of
Karnes county, and Sheriff Glover and Con-
stable Schnable, of Gonzales county. 1t
is also reported that Captain Rogers, of
the State Rangers, two under officers and
Private Ranger Sanders captured three
Mexicans, and that fight took place, one
Mexican being killed and one escaping.
Captain Rogers and party are in pursuit OF
the third man of the gang. The county
clerk of Karnes county has been wired to
send men to identify the Mexican killed
and the one captured.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-19

CHICAGO, June 1s.-Negotiations are
said 10 be in progress for a combine Of the
electrical business. which will include the
General Electric, Sprague and Westing-
house companies The combined earnings
of the three companies is over $30,000,000
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-19

SAN FRANCISCO, June 1S.--The Thirty
first Infantry. l.. S. Volunteers, was mus
tered out to-day.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-19
ALLEGED MURDERER OF DOLLY
REYNOLDS RELEASED On BAIL.
Bond OF $4,000 signed by the Wife Of
Lieut. Elmer T.. Rand. Re-
tired Naval Onicer.
T. G. BARKER's STORY NOT TOLD
JUDGE WOULD NOT PERMIT KEEL
LER's AssAILANT TO TESTIFY.

Preachers Dead Eye Exhibited in
Court. but Barred Out as Evidence
because Ii Was Grewsome.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-19

Frances A. Gilbert. OF Mount Clemens,
Mich. They had three children, two daugh-
ters and one son.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-19

The secretary OF the treasury has issued
10 customs officers the following circular.
imposing a countervailing duty on beet
sugar imported from or the product OF
Italy: In view OF the information thus
far received as 10 the operations OF the
law Of Italy now In force concerning the
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-01
British Sentiment.

London. Oct. 20.-Thc Daily Chroni
Gle prints a long article by Prof. w. 5
Scarborough appealing for equality IN
the eyes of the law and fair field IL
education and the ways of livelihood
for the ncgro. -.
In the course of a sympathetic ed
itorlal the Daily Chronicle remarks
that Great Britain. il she had a similar
negro population. would probably act
toward 1t much as the Americans do
The paper praises President Roose
vclt's action regarding Booker T.
Washington. however. as intended tc
check the tendency to look upon the
negro MS below the level of citizenship
and public rights.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-01
HOW CHINA PROMISES
TO MAKE PREPARATION

Washington, oct. 2g.-Thc final pro-
tocol closing the negotiations ut Pc-
kin between the Chinese plcnipotcntiar-
les and the representatives of the pow
crs. ms submitted by Special Com:nis-
sioucr Rockwell to the State DEPART
mcnt. Is long document, consisting oi
twelve distinct articles. In general
terms these rccitc the measures taken
by China to satisfy the powers for the
Boxer outbreak and the assassination
nf thc German minister. such rs the us
mitch of the embassy to Chilia' the
promise to erect Il monument to the
memory of Won kcttclcr and mcmor-
mi arch work upon which has already
hcrun). and the iniliction of various
runis shinputs upon the Chinese officials
who were characterized aS the princi-
nal authors of the outragcs ana thc
crimes committed against the foreign
governments.
Characteristic Chinese methods ap-
near in the posthumous degradation Oh
officials and the rehabilitation OF lhc
memory Of others VINO prol'steu
against the outrageous breaches oil IN
tcruutional law and were therefore put
TO death. Likewise the prOt0col SHOWS
that rcparation was made Tor 'he as
snssinatiOn of the Japanese chahcsilot
of legation by n special MISSION 10 '"p-
m ana IL appears that the Chinese
government already has erected eNpin'
S,ry monuments in each of the Foreign
nj, international cemeteries which was
Jrsrcratcd. Other articles prohibit the
importation Of arms or ammunition or
materials for their maiuiactute, @ "nu
Ills decree may be renewed every Two
Article g provides for the trial imdem-
rit,. or J5OOOO.0OO tacls with fuil par
ticillnrs of the methods, of amortization
and distribution among the powers
rnch of which is to be Represented ny u
delegate or the commission or p'''i>'iS :
TO receive the interest.
y Article 10 looks to the future. pronin'
,,irr chinese membership in any anti
rorriru society under pain of death;
nrohibitin. examinations in cities
where foreigners were massacred' anu
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-01
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER l, 1901.

were told 90 quickly follow the warden
and state superintendent Of prisons.
and after walking through the long
corridor took their places silently b.
sid. III" death chair In the execution
room. The iron door leading to the
condemned cell was closed. but b.
hind Il the war,icn's assistants werc
preparing CzolsosZ for death. TIL.
warden waited until the witnesses
were seated and then made the usual
formal declaration That those present
In the r,1m wcr- merely there as wit
ncss.s To legal execution of muir
dcrcr. nnl that under no circumstnnc-
- and NJ matter what. the provocn-
tion. no one was to leave his nsAt or
make any disturbance.
Electrician Davis then put upon the
arms of til. chair n hank OF twenty
two incandcsccnt electric lamps and At.
iaching tile electrical wires, passed
the current through them so that thc
lights Elnwci out brightly.
IN assistant. In tn, meantime. put
til. two electrodes. which Were lined
with sp0nscs. Into TWO pals OF salt
water. ~ as TO get them wet enough
la prevent the current from burning
the victims flesh.
The current was applied at I:i2 n. IN.
ani the heart ceased 10 beat nj Il2:p
u. IN.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-01
EXECUTION OF CZOLGOSZ
AT AUBURN STATE PRISON

Auburn. y. Y. Oct. Cat I:Ias.O
this murnln: Leon 4. CZnigusz, the
murderer nl President Mckinley, paid
the III" penalty iug hlS crime Ia the
electric chair ~ tie Auburn state
prison.
III" prisoner made a brief speech IN
III" chair. II" sald b" was not sorry
f"T what H. hnd done. hut expressed
~ grit THAT hr had not s,,.n Ills father.
I'll" prisoner WIS given lhr-c contacts
NJ electricity before liz was pronounced
dead.
III" a~sHss!n lid not break down.
Il killed the President because lie
was an enemy II ihr good Iscupi,-of
I'll" good working people. ! am not
sorry for my crime"
ThCs" We're Ills words ~ ilic guards
hurried him Into the chair.
\ moment later. mumhlInE through
10" iinlI'adjusicd mouth straps. lie
said:
Il am awrully sorry l could not sc,.
my father"
'EulsnsE rrIlrrd last night at IL
o'clock aud slept ~ snuniiy That when
Warden Mead went To the cell shortly
u, fore = o'clock this morning the guard
inside had To shake CEnlsusz To awaken
HIN, II" sat up on the edge Of his cot
nni made Good morning"
THE prison official took from his
pocket tlI" death warrant nnd rad II
slowly and distinctly to the ASSASSIN.
vii" hardly raised his eyes during the
pcrIunCtury ceremony.
Half nm hour before the execution the
prisoner sent fer the superintendent
nnd warden and said:
IL want TO make statement before
You XIII me-"
What do You wish to sny. Cxol.
EoSE:' asked the warden.
II want To make II when there nrc u
l6t OF people present. ! want them TO
hear me-" said the prisoner.
Well. you cannot" said the superln.
tcndCnt.
''.Then ! won't talk at all" said the
prisoner sullrnly.
Tile chamber In which the murderer
OF President Mckinley was executed
was not tile same In which the ilrst
cicctrocutlon took place here. II Is n
comparatively new building. strikingly
elaborate In comparison with the very
(. old prisnn structures about IL. IL II
built OF gray stone aud Is situated
about half way down the prison yard
on the left hand. or south side. En-
trance to II Is possible either from the
PRISON yard or from the main south
corridor. aud the execution room proper
may he entered without passing the
condemned cells.
From the time OF his entry into the
death house CZolgosL was confined In
the cell nearest the death chamber. so
that when lie entered the execution
room this morning he had only to step
few feet through the stone arch. and
ns the great iron door swung behind
him he was beside the electric chair.
Tie execution room has seats FOR the
witnesses. and Is lighted with several
windows placed high In the walls. In
one corner OF the wall Is the closet In
which the keyboard Is situated, and In
which Electrician Davis stood when he
switched the current OH.
The prclimlnariC~ were exactly like
those Of every execution. The wit
ncsscs gathered in the office OF the
warden on the second floor OF the
prison at quarter Of seven. At n few
minutes before seven the witnesses
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-01
Knnsa. Suffrage Convention.

Topeka. Kas., Oct. 20.-IIclen KIM
mcr. president, and Abba Welch. Sec
rctary. of the Kansas Equal Suffrage
Association. have issued n call for the
eighteenth annual meeting OF the asso-
citation. to be held ut Mcpherson. No
vembcr 1th and Sth. They have been
organizing the state preparatory to
their fight for suffrage. and one result
of their work Is expected to be n very
large convention. Auxiliary clubs have
been established ut all the larger towns
of the state.
-Four statcs-Wyoming, Colorado,
Idaho and Utah-havc given women
the right of suffrage. and the call for
the Kansas meeting says that Kansas
will be the next to fall in.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-01
CsaiEass'. rri.aa Life.

Auburn. y. Y. Oct. 3D-CznlGosz was
carefully secluded prisoner IN Au.
burn pcniIcntInry. and his confinement
and execution were devoid OF scnsI.
tionaiisin. State Superintendent OF
Prisons Cornelius V. Collins was deter
mined that the prisoner. despite the
cnorml,y OF his crime. should gain no
, undue notoriciy aud ISSUED strict orders
for his complete s.clusion. These or
dcrs were carefully carried out. and
| from the time the prisoner entered the
| prison until the time he was brought
10 the death chair to-day lie was prac-
iicaiiy out Of public view.
During his Imprisonment the post
| brought more than 800 letters. papers
and packages to the prisoner. but none
of these were ever delivered to him.
/ They came from the army OF letter.
writing crants aud were OF every char
acicr. ffnm harmless To vicious. The
/ prison officials felt that the delivery of
! such Il Quantity OF mail would not only
seriously disturb him. but would have
given him false ideas as to his prom!-
ncncc and Importance. The other pris-
| onrrS In the death chamber were not
permitted 10 talk to him. and tho
guard who kept the death vigil
watched In unbrokcn silence.
Eir1y In October Superintendent Col
/ iins had lengthy Interview with him.
| Night was chosen FOR the inquiry. and
at o o'clock the superintendent called
on CZolgosz. The prisoner was trans
! fcrrcd to another part OF the prison.
| where there was no one TO overhear
the conversation. For the first few
minutes Cznlrosz sat In silence, and
| the superintendent began to despair Of
getting any Information. Finally, just
MS he was about to leave. Czolgosz
answered one OF his queries. From
that time on he talked freely. but his
uttcranccs contained no enlightenment
as to the cause FOR his crime or a possi-
| bic conspiracy. The most important
| statement he made was one In which
he absolutely denied that lie had n
| handkerchief tied about his hand, or
that the pistol was concealed in any
| other place but his coat pocket.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-01

The monthly statement of the collec-
tom of Internal revenue issued by the
commissioner of internal revenue,
shows that total receipts for Septem-
Der. 1901. were 2l6Oi.llI. II decrease
as compared with September, 1900, or
81 SI0,3G6.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-01

Horace G. Lunt and Orlando Ii. Will
cox, both of Colorado Springs, have
been admitted to practice before the
Interior Department.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-01

providing for the dismissal OF govern
ors who hereafter permit anti-foreign
troubles.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-14
Der GroBmrifer DER Dicnenubt.
Gin GobItbater Ser WemiM5eit seiert feineu
t'euusigfteu 8eburtstaa.

Gin 8obItbater Der aVemid5eit feiert feiueu
reansieften 1eburtstas.
Sn SObfopib. RreuBii1=S9leiien,
feierte unldngt Der @roBmeifer De,
Sienensu6t. piarrer Gr. Ssieraon, lei.
men 90. 8eburtstaa in eritaunli6er
9eiitiser uno t0rperliGer SriI9e.
Sr. Ssier3uu Eat Der Smferei aans
neue @e5e sebabnt. 9urd feline gnt=
bedungen, g%rfinoungen uno feline sabl=
reiden tbeoretii6en S1riften auf fad=
uiIIeni6aftliGem Gebiete Il er Elm mabs
ret @Obltbdter Der Meni6beit getuor=
ben. gr be9niiete lid aber ni6t bamit,
in Siidern, 3eituneen uno 3eiti9riften
uno ourb unausseiebte geobadtnngen
uno prattiide grperimente Die giener=
sudt uno baOur9 aud ben Sanbel
iueientlid gu fOrbern. ionbern er i6uf
aud bienenuirtbidaftli6e gusfellun=
gen uno Gonsreiie uno mar iiberall au
finoen, mo es gait, fir bas Wobl Der
Smterei tbdti9 81 iein. 9abei berfebt
es Der tleine %usibbaarise @reis nod
9eute, nit ieiner oeutliden Iusorudss
peiie als &eoner Die Sersen 81 feiieln
unb tiefgebenoe @irtungen 81 ersielen.
Sobann Ssierson ipllroe gu 2obfomib
als Spbn zines fleinen SeiiSers ae=
bOren. S6uu als Sinh intereIIirte CT
lid lebbaft fir oas S1un unO Sreiben
Der 9ienen. ST beaoa, elf Sabre alt,
bas greslauer @pmnaiium, fuoirte
oann SbeDlogie lno erbielt 1885 ole
pfarre 81 Garlsmartt bel Sriea. Wie
als S%tuOenten, 10 bei9dftigte i'm aud
als Pfarrer Die Sienentunpe. 8or 66
Sabren bereits le9te er auf feiner YIar=
rel eiuen SienenftunO BON sebn S0lteru
an, Oeren 3abl iid 10 idnell permebrts
uno Der 10 9ldnsenoe &eiultate seigte.
bob 9sierson i6un 1850 auf Der erien,
in NrnitaOt, Sbiiringen, absebaltenen
@eriammluns oeuti6er uno 0iierrei6i=
ider Smter einiimmig als 9euti6lanos
gr0bter 9ienenmeifer aefeiert puroe.
st beiab bereits oamals Die sr0Bte
3abl an Sieneni6den ettua 400.
Cine 10 ~9roBartise 2eiituns bate
9siersou feline griiubung oes bewegs
li6en @absnbaues erm6slidt. 9ieie
spodema6enoe gntoedung bot Der gie=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-14
Sobn 6. SpooEer.

1er'f Ge Sill, nel6e eiEe grmeiteruna
Der gefuaniiie beg 9rdiioenten tinii6tz
lid Der @e%rlualtun9 Der p1ilippinen
fcroert, iotuie Die Sill'i6e 0orIaee our
MISUNDERSTANDING Der garitdt beg Gil
ber=9Ollars nit @olb.
Sobn 6. Spooner p~ertritt, nit
Solepb 0erD auarles suIammen, ben
Staat @isconiin i'm gunoesIenate. ST
tuuroe 1913 GIL 2aprenceburg, Sno.,
sebOrel, ber5og 1859 nit ieinen gltern
mad Maoiion, @is., sraouirte 1864
an Oer oortiaen Staats= llniperiitdt uno
trat als 8emeiner in oas 90. @iscon=
In 6reimilliaen=8 Regiment Elm, in benz
er Die Gtaffel zines MaiOrs er Iiiee.
Sn 1867 CUR Observation-Disclosures su=
gelaiien, nurOe er SUPERINTENDENT
oes rSaoaer" =Staates unD 1872 Nlit=
glieo Der Gtaatsleaislatur. gr seb0rte
cine 3eit lang Dem QuIii6tsratbe Der
Observation-Disclosures an. Sn 1885
fam SpODner in Den gunDesI enat, fir
ben er in 1890 uno 1896 mieoersepdbli
tuurbe.
gbeneser s. Sill BON Nortpalt,
Conn.,, III elmer Der bier &eprdientanteu
bes ,Nutmes"=Staates I'M Gou9rs|ie
rno 1ebt Dermalen i'm Sc. 2%ebensiabre.
gr beIu6te Die Yale=uniperiitdt uno
ben SitsI zines Nasifers Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-14

8erliner Sboa9Iofe. 2aui
einem Yeridte aus Berlin fanDen bonn
/. biz 10. Sanuar B.. $. in Dem oorti=
gen iidotiiden Iipl 23,400 geripnen
Nufnabme. Sn Die @nialten oes aIpls
8ereirs muroen in Der slei6en 3eit auf-
genommen: in bas Mdnner=sllpl
1882, in oas 5rauen=Iipl 1928 ger.
ionen. gu bieien oiiriten mod 5uns
berte bon @obnunssloien fommen. Die
in elmer ,9aube@ ooer ionf mo einen
notboiirftisen unteridlupf fanOen. Sr
Dem Mdnner=Iipl oes gipl=8ereins
tuuroen I'M Sabre 1900 insaeiammi
249, 1875 9eriunen. geaen 37,O27 I'M
Sabre 1899, be6erberst; 2l24 (2976)
uurOen ueaen Sruntenbeit Suritdgeiule.
len. Ser Nrbeitsna6meis CAB 1854
(3O6s) llnsliidli6en Seiddftisuna.
Sas Srauen=aipl nabm i'm Sabre 1900
1887 (37.5O1) Sboa6loie auf. Sas
fidotii6e Nipl sewabrte 371,65l $685..
369) Yerionen Nufnabme.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-14
llulaua Der SnpeGhiffer.

o"o SS~"IJsHN"
9elagen, Anfsi9en, Sdnsen, Wassera.
ben uno aaberem Wummeni6 dang au be.
9eben. Gum She'll fino bieie 8rdudl
berf6munben poer baben fi6 gednoert.
gum She'll baben iie iid in ibre,
uripriinslideu Sorm auf Die Sebtseil
pererbt. gu Der lebteren @attung 9e.
bort Der lett Sabrbunberten 81 SaIi:
na6t in ben S6rfern Der oberen Sapel,
8~ranoenburg, beranfaltete um;ug bel
Sdifier uno Slider.
Son f6allenOer MuIit hfgleitei u1r
BON benz Seiubel Der 9orfiuaeno I'M.
f6tudrmt, bepest ii9 Dieier 3us BIZ
SorffraBe entlana. 3uei Der G9iffe,
tragen an elmer langen Stange elm boil.
getateltes S6iff, tpdhreno Der ,Srre.
der" boranidreitet. 9or beridiebenen
Der Sduier, Die BON ben S9iffermei.
fern betuobnt peroen, b6lt Der ,3ua.
Ser 6pre6er ri9tet cine Nnipra6e, IN
Der es an manderlei Gumorifii9en Mn=
si9li6teiten ni6t feblt, al ben 6eraus=
getretenen Weiiier, uno bieIer nirfi
mad Dem auf i'm aussebradten nSo9!"
elm Gelogsi6ent in oas G9iff.
Ser 3ug beiuest fi6 baum mad Dem
@%irtbsbauie, Dor pel6em b~efrdnste
unO buntbemimpelte MaFbdume erri6=
tet iino. 9ier iinost elm ssmeiniames
S9tffereiien fatt, uOrauf lid Sung
uno @lt sl frobem Sang bereint.
S6df oriainell III oas i%ogenannte
O9ienuettreiten I'M unterinntbale unh
3illertbale in Stroll. gs beHebt oarin,
oab bic Burden lire Sdien BON elmer
betimmten Stelle aus mad einem an,
Wusgang bes Sorfes aeleQenen Mirt6s=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-14

treis. Sic oeutfds Observation-Disclosures
2iteratllr iuar 81 jener 3eit b66f biirf=
tig, unb Der beutide Seemann muBte
lid bel ieilsm 9eruie Der @erte unb
Gorten fremeer Nationen beoiener,.
Nsumaper fabte DEN gntidlub, al bet
Sdajfuns elmer beuti9en nautii6en
2iieratur mitsumirten. st ging als
einfa6er Mat1oie our See, ertuarb fid
baIo elm acknowledgements nuo.
madte periaieoene srOBere 8eiien, SIN
Sabre 1856 befaBte er ii6 in Mutralieh
nit Nrbeiten iiber Maanetismus uuo
griinbete nit Silfe elmer Gelo6epil=
liauns bes 9emburser Staates in Mel=
bourne Elm S~bierbatorium fir ole pbp=
lit Der groe, beiien Sirettor er biz
1864 blieb. Sm Sabre 1865 bra6te
Neumaper auf einem @eo9rap6enta9e
in Srantfurt q. M. Die @runbuns
elmer oeuti9en Seeparte in Inregung.
gr betbeiligte lid an ben 8prarbeiten
CUR G~ntienorn9 piifeni6aftli6er grpes
bitionen uno purbe 1872 profeiIor
unb Sporoarapb Der taiierli9en Nomi=
ralitdt in Berlin. Snsmiiden mar 1868
in Samburg unter Neumapers Mitmir=
flung bon Dem Nautiter @ilbelm b.
Srecoen als pripates Sniitut Die NorO=
oeutide Seeuarte sesriinoet worben,
bic ban1 1875 bonn beutiden &ei9e
iibernommen uno an oeren Spibe Nell=
maper, nahoem er bereits bic propiio=
ride 2eituns inne9ebabt. Nnfanss
1876 ocfinitip seitellt nuroe. Sr 1881
erbielt Die Seeparte elm neues 8ebdube,
in 1894 tpuroe Or. NeumaDer gum
@irfliden 8ebeimen Nomiralitdtsratb
ernannt.
Inter Der 2eituns @eumapers fat lid
bic Seenarte beoeuteno ertpeitert. Sbr
jdbrli6es Budget betrdgt iiber 250,OCO
Mart, unb bas perional nmfaBt, neben
benz Sirettor. aebn nauttide 8elebrte
unO aw6lf Gapitdne, Sngenieure unb
Seeoffiaiere, auBer elmer gansen Nnsabl
BON Subalternen. gon fiinf Saupt=
asenturen (8renerbapen, Samburg,
Giel, Stettin uno Neufabrmaffer), elf
a%senturen llno elmer &eibe geoba6-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-14
Srlt(amer fifbfang.
SSte it6 Die 2~aounenHider bon @raoc tbren
Z g~Nitterunterhalt neroieten.

s8te I'D Die 2aoumenHider bon Graoo tbren
g-Sinterunterbait neroienen.
@enn man bon ben 2asunen beg
Qbriatif6en Meeres fpri6t, 10 oentt
man mDbl ausi6lieBli9 an Die beriibm=
teiien. bic BON geneois. Snoeifen febt
lid bic 2asuuenbiloun9 Lungs Der Sate
bon geneois nod Often big nabe on
SrieH fort, unb Sumpt Sanobdnts
unb Weermaiier biloen bort eine 2ano-
i9aft BON e~isenartigem Gbaratter.
unier gilo beriebt uns mad ben 2a-
ainen BON @raco, pel6e our6 Die Mns
f6usmmunsen oes SionsO sebilcet tuur=
ben. @rabo mar einft Der Safen bon
Nquilsia unb StationsplaB Der r6mi=
fden Slptte; beute III es elm tleines
S9ifIer= unb Sii6erfdot6en obne Be-
beutuns, oeiien 9stuobner ibren Inter
balt timmerli9 benz Meer uno Der So.
9une abringen. Sic 2agunen bon 8raoo
bieten einen 6oen llno trOiiloien Mnblid.
3.miI9en ben @aiierldufen unb Siimp.
fen breiten iid nit Gdilf uno 8ras
betpa1iene 2anofld9en aus Sano=
bdnte, Die bel bober Glutb gum She'll
bonn Weere i%iberidwemmt meroen. VII
b6ber gelegenen Stellen erblidt man
bier unb oa Siitten aus S9ilfrobr, Die
armen SiiderfamiIien gum Sboa9 bic.
men.
Sir bic Slide, bic ii6 mdbreno be,
iparmen Sabresseit reidlid III ben 2a-
sunen ftnoen. semdbtt ibnen oas rabe
Srieii 9uten Mbiab. SIN Winter aber
iommen bic meilien Slide ni9t mebr IN
bic fladen Gandls, ionoern bleiben i'm
Meere in ar0Berer 9iefe. mo ft9 oas
@aiier nidt betrddtli9 abtiiblt. :.
BUR stuei Nrten gutter Slide, bic bon
ben 2euten piiatto llno ghetto senannt
tperben, seben nidt ms Meer auriid,
fonberr sraben itb tief in ben tpei9tn
Sano, Der Tie por Der 2dlte fdiikt. Is
enttpidelt lib baher in ben 0aonnen
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Sie % obnunsG 6nig gum.
berts i'm Quirinal purbe Dem
.3utritt oes publitums peridloiien.
Sn BEN Wpbnrdumen oes ermoroeten
a5niss ioll nidts ~uerdnbert tuercen,
uno n,lr Mitslieoern Der t6nisliGen
Samilie Toll ibr geiu6 seiattet iein.
Mmerifanif9e SoIoaten
ben PbiIippinen, tpelde
fi9 bort sef9Gftli9 nieberlaiien pols
len, erbalten in Der Resel einen ebrens
pollen Mbf9ieb BOZ. Der Mrmee. @iele
ebemalise Offsiere unb Solbaten Der
SftupationssNrm baben fif beretts
als @ef9dftsleute anf ben pbtltpptne11
anidiiig sema9t, unb 4nbere, beren
Sermin i'm Suli b. S. ablduft, riatsten
biesbesiisli@e @efuae an bic 9seres>
leitung. SIS it bies etre Der tptrtfams
fen Metboben CUR Mmeritaniitruas
her Snfeln.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-14

nenaudt unseabnte 9ortbeile bar. Weil
man aug Der beue9liden Wabe ben
Sonis in Der @entrifuse, obne lie gu
aerft6ren, ausidleuOern Tam, lam
man aus Dem Mobiliiod nun biel mebr
unb b~eiIeren Sonig seminnen. Sie
Ssieraon 'i6e, ebenIo neue ME seiitreide
Wetbooe bat bel allen rationellen Bic
nentrirtben gineans sefunoen uno ben
9etrieb u5llis umgefaltet.
8robe SbeepIan5ungen
fol(en Lungs Der gharlelton= uno Sa=
bannab=giienbabn in Soutb Carolina
anaeleat tperoen. Gin Serrain bon
1000 older Si6tenldncereien uuroe 3u
bieiem 3tuede an9efauft, uno man
re9net auf cine jdbrlide proouttion
bon 800, 900 pfuno Stee.
SIN 0uarantdne gebalten
tperben nunmebr au9 Subertel=Grante.
Gin Sapaneie, melder, an 2uusen-
i1tuinoiu9t leioenb, nit einem Sams
pier in San SranciscO antam, burfte
nidt Ianoen, unb puroe bonn bortigen
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nod ieinem
6eimatbsbafen suriid9eididt.