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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-02-28
BENT ON LYNChlNG.
Officers Successfully Fooled Mob Of Rail.
road Men in Topeka.

Topeka, Kan, Feb. 22.-The vigil
ance of the officers was all that saved
"Slick" Slater from lynching t'y an
Infatuated mob tonight. lie will yet
he lynched ii he can he found. Slater
assaulted l7.year-old Lottie Gerberick
Monday evening. and was captured by
the Topeka officers the next day at
Carbonate. This afternoon it became
known that he was here, and immedi.
ately the Santa Fe shopmen, of whom
the assaulted girls father, George Ger.
berick is one, decided that he should he
lynched. TEev at once sent u commit.
tee to watch the Jail while they quiet.
~ arranged the details Of the expected
lynching.
BY 6 O'Clock there was an angry mob
OF 900 around the Jail. demanding
that the prisoner he delivered to them.
A brigade of sturdy boilermakers,
armed with heavy sledge hammers.
stood ready to make short work OF the
Jail in case the demands were not
granted. Sheriff Cook told the crowd
that the prisoner had been removed
and offered t. let committee searcL
the Jail. Ten men, headed ny George
Gerberick, made a thorough search, but
Slater could not be found. They re.
turned and told the mob, but that did
not satisfy them, and twice they started
to break IN the Jail doors.
Early in the afternoon, the sheriff.
in anticipation of trouble, ordered n
deputy to get Slater out of town. He
was ordered not to leave him in-Jack.
son county nor to take him to Leaven.
worth. The deputy drove to Hoyt with
Slater and entered north bound Rock
Island train. 1t is thought thai Slater
is now in Jail in Atchison. The Santa
Fe shopmen are calmly determined to
lynch Slater when he is brought back
here tor trial. They have appointed a
large vigilance committee to be con.
stantly on the outlook, and VOW that
Slater will never leave Topeka alive.
The shopmen have past records in cases
of this kind. They lynched John Oil.
plant ~ years ago for a like offense.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-02-28
To Pay Washinston Survivor.

Washington, Feb. 24.-The commits.
sioner OF the general land office has
recommended . deficiency appropria.
ton OF $2Ol to pay Isaac NJ. Gal braith,
late deputy surveyor. for certain sur.
veys made in the state OF Washington
during the year 1898. The account,
like many others. has been held up by
Irregularities. but il recognized Is en-.
tirely ineritorious. II provision is
made for its payment. it will he ON
one Of the general appropriation bills.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-02-28
Bills In the House.

In the house Tuesday Mr.. Roseu.
haupts' bill establishing a state board
of geological survey was passed with
little opposition. The appropriation
was $4,000.
The revision OF the probate law was
passed with but one negative vote.
The bill is lengthy, requiring over AN
hour in its reading. Other bills passed
by the house were: Providing q
method for validating warrants issued
in excess of the = per cent limit of
indebtedness; creating county fund
from licenses to pay damages to owners
of domestic animals killed by dogs;
asking congress to call constitutional
convention with particular reference
to electing senators by direct vote; au.
thorizing the levy and collection of
special assessments for local improve.
ments in cities of the first. class; grant
ing permission to teach without further
examination to graduates Of the peda-
gogical department Of the state uni
versity and state normal schools;
making deficiency appropriations as
follows: For transportation Of insane.
$4,000; transportation of convicts,
$4,000; alary of superior court judges
pro tenn. 5000; expenses superior court
judges, 5000. The judiciary commit.
tee recommended that Mr.. Nerritt's
resolution providing for an investiga.
ton of state offices be indefinitely post.
poned. The committee will recon.
mend the Dawes resolution on the
same subject.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-02-28
New Minister From Colombia.

Washington, Feb. 22.-Dr. Carlos
Martinez Silvella, the Colomb iau min.
lister of foreign affairs, appeared at the
state department today to arrange for
the presentation OF his credentials az
minister of Colombia to Washington.
The new minister comes here princi.
pally to advance the interests OF Colon.
bia in connection with the Panama
canal. a. opposed to the Nicaragua
route. and the length OF his stay will
depend on the outcome Of the canal
legislation.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-02-28
WASHINGTON Notes.

The Hoquiam ship yard will be busy
this summer. Two four.masted schoon.
ers will be built and also large shed,
which will cost about $4,000. This
will be done to enable ship building
to be carried on In the winter.
The Walla Walla Horticultural So.
ciety has adopted resolutions favorin g
the passage Of the rate reduction bill
introduced by Senator Cornwell, also
the establishment of winter agricul'
tural course at the state agricultural
college at Pullman.
Hoquiam people are enthu sisst
over the report that the Northern Pa.
cifc will extend Its road to North
Beach in the near future. A survey.
ing party OF the railroad has now line
surveyed north from Hoquiam some
distance beyond Gray's Harbor city.
Owing to heavy rains and melting
snow in the mountains Mill crock,
flowing through Walla Walls. rose to
such an extent that considerable dam.
age was done. A stone bulkhead built
by the city last spring was partially
washed away, causing loss OF about
III 900.
The Walla Walla ice plant is being
extensively improved.
The new wing OF the penitentiary 10
practically completed.
A new bank with q capital OF $40..
900 will open at Ritzville March !.
A saloon was held up at Granite
Falls, snohomish county. by two men.
and robbed Of $50.
The Weyerhauser Timber Company
has increased its capital stock from
%. 900, 900 to $6, OO0, 900.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-02-28
Rumor Of . Chinese Loan.

New York, Feb. 22.-There has been
some talk in Wall street Of an attempt
Of the Chinese government to float q
loan in this country OF 5000, 900. 900,
to meet the expenses OF the Boxer up.
rising. and to pay indemnities, etc.
1t is said that Minister WI has ap.
preached q numbe Of bankers. and has
suggested that it would be possible for
the government to guarantee the loan
by an increase of the customs above the
point upon which England has lien.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-02-28
Movements Of Transports.

San Francisco. Feb. PA cargo OF
5000 tons Of general supplies for the
army in the Philippines was taken by
the steamer Wyetield which sailed
yesterday for Manila direct. The
freight transport Saoma which carried
horses from this port for the German
army in China and was later purchased
by the United States government for
the transport service. left .Nagasaki,
February Is for this port. The trans.
port Butford. with returning volunteers
on board. left Nagasaki for San Fran
cisco ON February 10.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-02-28
Bills Passed.

The senate Tuesday passed tho fol.
lowing: senate bill 1853, to compel
dealers in seeds to plainly label them,
and to stamp ON the label the year in
which they were grown; senate bill
20, fixing 10 hours day as the legal
workingd day for females employed in
any mercantile establishment, laundry
hotel or restaurant senate; bill 50,
making the horseshoers' examination
law applicable to cities OF the first. Sec
ond and third class, instead of only to
cities of the first class, as at present.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-02-28
School Book Bill.

BY vote of 81 to 80 the house Wed.
nesday went on record rs favoring the
Gunderson school book bill. which. If
passed, will, at the end of the present
Westland school book contract in 1904,
do away with the present uniform sys-
TEN of public text books, and in the
meantime permit school districts to
purchase supplementary text books
and other necessary books not pro-
vided for in the existing Westland
contract.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-02-28
Tried to Bride . Butter Maker.

St. Paul, Feb. PA sensation was
created at today's session OF the Ma.
tional Creamery Butter Makers Asso.
citation. when W. D. Collyer. Of Chi.
cage. ono OF the judges Of the butter
exhibit. lodged formal complaint
with the executive committee charging
a St. Paul butter maker with Offering
him a $500 brlbe. The executive com.
mittee Immediately went into execu.
tive session. and began the examina.
ton OF witnesses.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-02-28
Beers Captured Foodstuffs.

Johannesbur Feb. 24.-The Beers
destroyed a culvert between Natal
Spruit and Kip river on the railroad
just south OF here. at dawn today.
They captured train load Of food.
stuffs, aud after taking all they could
conveniently carry. set fire to the rest
OF it and disappeared over the veldt.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-02-28
Denial BY II. 6. Otis.

Washington, Feb. 22.-Statements
having been published that General
Harrison Gray Otis was seeking the
office OF pension commissioner, Gen.
eral Otis tonight authorized denial OF
the publications, saying that they
we're without shadow OF foundation.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-02-28
Fatal Fall Down . Shaft

Seattle. Feb. 23.-John Callahan, q
miner employed at the franklin mine,
was killed by a fall down q l2O.foot
shaft ON Tuesday night. He and sew.
eral other worknen were sinking a
new shaft, and after blast had been
fred they advanced to the mouth Of
the shaft to replace some boards. Cal.
lahan approaced too near and slipped
in. failing feet foremost. He lived
four hours.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-02-28

The Taft commission code requires
voters in the Philippines to own real
estate worth 500 pesos.
Asi,ea Waba, an actress. who attend.
ed the matinee at the Crescent the.
ater, in New Orleans, was fined $l5
for refusing to remove her hat, in VIC.
lation of the high hat law.
The choir OF the Messiah Episcopal
church in New York went on a strike
because the minister accused them OF
flirting.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-02-28
In the Senate.

In the senate Wednesday, resolu.
ton was adopted directing the judici.
AIRY committee to draft q bill making
the state penitentiary self sustaining.
The resolution provided that the bill
should be SO drawn AS to prevent com.
petition between convict and free
labor
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-02-28
First Mail From Nome.

Seattle, Feb. 23.-The first mail
from Nome arrived in Seattle at an
eraly hour this morning. 1t consisted
OF six pouches containing about 1000
letters. The latest left Nome on No.
vember %.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-02-28
Union Employees Barred.

A clause in Oswald Ottendorfer' 8
will bars union employees from share
in $50. 900 left the force OF the New
York Stats. Zeitung.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-02-28
AT THE STATE CAPITAL.
Important Doinss Of Our Legislators At Olym
pia-Bils Passed.
Little Business Done.

Tho senate did hut little business
during the session except discuss the
reapportionment measure. No meet
ing of the senate was held this after.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-02-28
TRAVELLING Salesman Commits Suicide.

Will L. Wood. travelling salesman
for Pittspurg, Kan. meat hrln. com.
mitted suicide in q Parsons, Kan, ho-
tel. He was short in his account.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-02-28

Policeman Arrests His Son for Theft.
A Philadelphia policeman recently
arrested his son on charge Of theft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-12

S6on tpenise Sage mad Der S9la9i
bon Mbua muroe &c melbet, bab ii6 un=
ter ben permiBten italinii4en Ofisieren
elm Yrins Gbisi, alio elm Mitslieo elmer
Der altelten Siirltenfamilien Staliens,
befunoen babe. Mittlerpeile bat iid
berausseitellt, baB Der Prins gefanen
lit, uno slei6seitis miro befannt, oab
er elm gfeite bes &eidsfan5lers Siirlten
Sobenlobe=S 6i0inssfiirit mar. Bring
Maitino Gbisi=Mlbani, Principe oi
Sarneie, NOR Der 1853 seborene dlteite
Sobn bes gbefs oes Sauies, bes SIR
fen Mario uno Der Yrinseiiin Intoi-
i1ette gu Sapn=W ittsenitein= getleburg,
elmer Stiefi6weiter Der @emablin bes
@ei6stanslers. Sie Samilie Gbisi
erbielt 1859 ben beutiden &eidsfiiriten=
itano uno 1853 bonn Yapite ben Sitel
zines principe bi Garneie, ben lebt Der
dltefte Sobn bes 6Iriten fibrt. Seit
1712 1T Der Siirit @bisi vMarfdal Der
beilieen Stride uno Otter BEG Gonelape",
bat oemna9 nod Dem Sooe zines papltes
cine wi9tise &Olle gu ipielen.
Sn Der 8 ugenb nennt man ieine
Sreunoe ALTERS genoRen. i'm Mlter
SuQ.nb freunbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-12
Die Bulls auf urinioao.

Dor nunmebr 60 Sabren, talb
na4 Der 8efreiuns Der Neser bon Der
2eibeisenfdaft, erbielten bic pf!an5er
auf Der Sniel Srtnibab, bic febr aeis
tis gu Der @inii4t s%elansten. Sae Die
freien S9nar5en niht piel CUR 4rs
belt tausten. bon Der &esierlas fie
na9seiudte @rlaubnib. bon Sitinz
oien 8ulis aIs Mrbeiter einfibrsn gu
biirfen. 8or 8esinn bieIer Serbeis
aiebuns frember 4rbeitstrdfte for,
berten bic Neser einen Saseslobn
bon 60 Gents Biz gu SIPS, ie mad
Der Dirt unb S9pere Der gu perri6s
tenben Irbeit. 9as 9eieb, tpeldes
bic @infiibruns Der &ulis ~betpiqiste,
b%eftimmte, baB bic neuen Irbeiter fi1
contractli9 perpflidteten. 10 Sabre
auf Der Snfel gu bleiben. WGbrenp
Der erten 5 Sabre biefes Sermins
purben bic &ulis an bic plantasenz
befiBer pereeben, bic ibnen fammt
Weib unb aino einen tdgliden 2obn
bon 25 Gents gu sablen batten. Den
Heitsber 3eit mar es i6nen s%eitattet,
entpeber peiter gu bienen ober auf
eisene 9anb 9ef9dfte gu betreiben.
Ibsefeben bon Der fdrsliden Cob
nung, bic ie in ben eriten Sabren
empfinsen, unterfdieb ii9 ibr 2eben
ni1t> biel bon bemienigen, bas bic
Reser CUR Selabenseit fibrten. 3par
batten ibre 9erren bic @erpflihtuns,
ibnen Gratli9e unb mebicinii9eSilfe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-12

maat bic 8dnbe bur9 8eftrei9en
nit 2ebm bidt; bas Sa9 perfertist
er aus pafmblGttern. 9ie Rulis le<
BEN iebr mdBis uno fpariam. S4on
bon &inbbeit an uno bon ibrer ebez
maligen 9eimatb aus an febr lei9te
Rabruns unb &leiOuns sepObnt.
pifen fte fi4 ebenfaas an ibrem
neuen Wobnorte febr einaui9rdnfen.
9as Selma ouf Srinibab brinst es
init fid, baB fe nur penis 8leibuns
unb zines luftigen untertommens be-
birfen; bic Mdnner falagen ii4 ge<
pDbnlid elm 8 Biz 10 Yarb langes
Sud- aus 8aumipolle um ben Ober=
f0rper unb bic Oberidenfel; nur
penn fe in ibrem Seiertasssetpanbe
Yort Of Spain, bic 9aupttabt, be-
fuaen, trusen iie cine leiate peibe
Sadie unb 9oie unb auf benz &opfe
einen Surban in berielben Sarbe.
Sas @alafleib Der Jrauen lit slei9<
faGs elm lei9tes, peiBes 9eDebe, bas
iih biefelben iehr maleriih unb ae=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-12

u~nentseltli9 gu She'll tperben 5n
lafen; es mar tbnen ieoo9 nidt er<
laubt, bic Plantage obne 3uitimz
mung ibrer 9erren gu Derlufen,
piorisenfaus fie fofort feftsenommen
uno in's gefdnsntB setporfen tpurz
ben. Die Soften ibrer Serreiie BON
Oitinbisn na9 Srinibab setpGbrte
ibnen bic 3esieruns, bic bieie Summe
aus elmer Steuer beitritt, nit Der gez
niRe Edrmbrobucte beleat pnrben.
Die Sufupr Der TuIts IuuWs ara
iebem Sabre, 10 baB oieielben our
3eit nit $4,000. 80pfen unter Der
100000 Seelen adblenben Snielbez
pDlferuns pertreten finb. Ilein in
benz 3eitraume bon 1884-1893 be-
trug bic 3unabme $4,000, unb bas
Sabr 1894 bra9te tpeitere 1000 &uz
liz na9 3rintbab. 60 lit es getomz
men, baB ii9 bic auf Der Snfel an
iGifigen Weiben in bebeutenoer Minz
berbeit seseniiber ben S9par5en uno
ben 8ulis befinben. SIN l1ebrigen
trasen lebtere ni4t geraoe iebr our
moralifden 8erbeferung Der Snfelz
bebDlterung bel, benin ndbreno tie
nur "a Yrocent Der 8elammtbepDltez
runs ausmaden, fallen nt4t peniger
als 46 Procent aler 8erseben auf
lie. Mit ben &ulis betreten Sugleih
AUDI beren Prieiter, Die entpeoer benz
9inouslauben ober benz Sslum am
seb0ren, ben ,8oben Srinioub's; gu
benz e~riteren befennt fi9 Der peitaus
srOBte She'll Der Gingetpanberten.
Wie Der Neser, 10 baut Ii4 audi Der
Ruli feline 9iitte aus 8nmbus unb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-12

Merfpiirbis lit bic Dirt unb Weife,
tpie Der &uli feline griparnife per<
pertbet; a~nitatt bic eripor5enen Sil=
bermiinaen CUR @rperbuns BON
9~runbbeiib anaupenoen ooer lie auf
bic 8ant gu brinsen, fh!dst er oie>
felben idmmtli9 gu S6mudsesenz
tdnben UNI. 60 perfertigt er aus
ben Miinsen Irmipangen. Qrmbdnz
Der, 9alsz unb Naien>&inse, 8etien
ii. |. no., bic trob ibrer roben 4usz
fibruns Die alien orientaiiiden 80lz
fern eisene 9anbfertisteit uno 8;elz
ieitisteit berratben, uno BON alien
8eiu4ern Der Sniel Der Wertpiiroiss
teit balber serne setauft perben, UNI
ben Samen Der cipiliiirten Welt at5
S4mud gu bienen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-12

Wiliers uno ylet{is 3uridgebliebenen
fran30Ii1en Qeuten iparen au9 ein5el=
ne S1ufte, bic iiberal sepliinbert unb
aetoblen baben." 9as frana6ffde
8latt Sc Grancais" ersdblte i'm 0esem.
Der 1870, baB elm frans6iii9es Mobil.
garoebatiIon in Montrouse gigentbum
aerft0rt, toitbare Wobel perbrannt uno
nit &upferitiden Geuer ansemadt babe.
Dos Battalion ~perfaufte, mie 6leurp
berporbebt, bel ieiner &idfebr mad
paris cine pollitdnbise 8ii9eneinrid=
tung in &upfer, biele toitbare Seppi9e,
@las9egenltdnbe, &leioer un6 &unlt.
laden. @m 4 Cttober 1870 wuroe
BON Dem Barrier 3u9tpoliseiseri6t Der
&ommanbant bes 100. Mari9batail=
Ions nit / Sabr @efdnsniB beitraft,
neil er auBer &riitalia4en, Manufaf=
turltoffen AUDI cine penoelubr geftoblen
bate.
Sotuaren uniere Quartiere bor Yaris
i1on BON ben Gransoien permiiltet, Der
Mnblid BON serit0rten Sa4en aber 1T
aiat aeeignet, our grbaltun9 oerielben
be%isutrasen. Wdren bic 9duier ni6t
uerla1en unb idublos sepeien, 10 Mir
be ii9erli6 ni9ts BON 8eoeutuns borse=
tommen fein, pie AUDI pniere Sruppen
in bewobnten 8egenoen ii4 iiberall por=
sisli5 sefiibrt baben.
Wenn rrn benz llbrenfuno in Chant
pianp aeirroheu wuroe, 10. muBte Der
gin5enoer i'm .9eoba9ter" aud oaoon
wi7en pab mebrfab 8elo unO @ertbpa.
pierre, Iouie ionitiSe Sa9en pongSertb bel
ben Na9srabunsen sefunoen uno abse
liefert tpurben.
lIeber oas 8etragen ber beuti9en Seere
berri1t namentli9 unter ben gn9ldn=
bern, Die ben &rieg mit9ema9t baben,
MIR cine Stimme Der Mnerfennung.
Jim % Sept. 1871 ertldren bier anse=
iebene Gorreiponbenten en9lii6er 3et=
tunsen (ggooo, SO. g. Maelaine, Seed
unb Sart), bic BEL Gorba9, @Drtb,
8rapelotte, 8aseiles, &olan, Seoan II.
I. NJ. gemeien finb, baB Die Preuben
iiberaa nit Sreunblidfeit, Na9fi9t unb
Gbrli9teit sesen bic g%inmobner perfab=
rem iinb". Gin Mitslieb bes ensliihen
Parlaments, 9erbert, f9reibt: SD boz
be bic 8elagerer bon Meb uno paris
unb bic &dmpfer bon Seoan 9eieben,
ibr 8etragen slei9t piel mebr benz BON
Solbaten, Die i'm eisenen 2anoe in 6rie=
bensseiten fteben, als Dem elmer erobern=
ben Mrmee mitten i'm &riese. Nirsenos
babe i9 BEL ibnen bic Heigung Dorse=
funben, Die 8eo0lferuns gu beleioisen
ooer su frdnfen."
Ser amerifanii9e General
Sberib IN f9reibt: ySie itrense
9isaiplin binbert ben Seuti9en oaran,
irsenb ettpas setpaltiam gu nebmen, ir=
senb Se,aano gu b~eleioisen Ooer fi9
&e9tsperlebungen gu erlauben. Sic 2d<
ben Der @oloi6miebe uie aller Generic
treibenben tonnen obne 8efabr mie in
Gr~iebensseiter ge6ffnet meroen."
60 urtbeilten mdbrenb bes Grie9es
Grembe als Mugensensen iiber bic Oeut=
iden Seere. @enn fpdter in ben 8Ose=
fen unb an Der Qpire BON ben Seuti9en
anhere Saiten a~ufse5Osen tueroen muB=
ten, 10 mar bies Die S9ulb Der fran=
s6fii6en &esieruns, bic bas 8olt CUR
persmeifelten GOrtiebuns oes &rieses
anf9erufen bate.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-12
Sor Dem SoDe gerettet.

6. 9. Wunbp. Elm Nbpofat pon
Senrietta, Ser , narrte einmal einen
Sobtensrdber. @r iast: rMein Sru
Der mar benz Sobe nabe infolse BON
Malariaz Sieber unb @elbiudt. Sd
rietb ibm on, electric Sitters su &C.
brau6en, unb er fiblte balb better,
nabm aber BEN Sitters peiter, Bis &c
gang seheilt mar. Sd bin semiB, baB
electric 8itters iein 0eben rettete "
Oieies Wittel uertreibt Walaria, too,
tet bic &ranfbeitsteime unb reiniat
bas 8lut; bilft Der 9erbauuns, re
sulirt bic Sober, Nieren unb ben Wa
gen, beilt nnuerbaulihteit. 8ertop
flung, Nerp0iitdt, 9ierenleiben. me,b
lide 8ei9merben; aibt u%ollftdnbiae
@elunbbeit. Sour SO Gents In W
s. Subn's Npotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-12
Sin ionoerbarer iapauiider Srmd.

Ser ruflii9e r&~ronitdoter 8ote~ per-
Dfentli9t einen MusSug aus einem &ap=
port bes ruiiti6en Gei9mabers i'm Still
len Ssean, Gontre=Ibmirals SprtOw,
in Dem unter Nnoerem BON einem ipn=
berbaren 8rau9 Der Sapaner erSdblt
mirb. Nm 25 October, beibt es in
Dem %etpdbnten &apport, muroen auf
Mniu9en Der Sapaner bic Glaesen auf
Salbmaf 9ebibt aus Mnlab bes Yrinsen
&itai9irafama. Ser Bring tuar i6on
ldnsere 3eit pOrber auf SormOia seitor=
ben nod Der 9ofetitette fann CT aber nur
in ieinem 9auie fterben; beBbalb purbe
fein Sob oficieI ni9t betannt semadt,
i'm 8esentbeil muroe er bic sanse 3eit
nod in peritdrftem MaBe b~ef6rbert uro
nit Srbensaus5ei9nungen belobnt.
Bonn @eneralmaior tpuroe er anfangs
gum @enerallieutenant uno Johann gum
Jelbmari9al bef0rbert uno auberbem
erbielt er nod brei Orben. Ser fiir ben
@eburtstag bes &aiiers anberdumte
8al, an benz mir einselaoen, wuroe ab=
aeiagt. Geltern tpurbe bic 2ei9e bes
prinsen auf einem 8riessidif nod So
fosfo gebra6t. Sn ben 3eitungen
tuaren Oficiele S6iloerunsen perofent=
li9t, pie Der Bring ansebli9 in Sofio
anfam, bon mem er empfansen uuroe,
uno erit nadoem Die 2ei9e na9 Dem
Palait bes Yrinsen perbradt NOR, uuroe
nerfiinbist, BOB Der Prins geitorben lei.
@enau 10 muroe es i'm Griibiabre pori.
gen Sabres nit bent Yrinsen Nriiusatua
gebaiten; bieier mar aber in 9iroibima
geitorben, meBbalb Die 3eitoauer Der
8erbeimli6ung ieinesSooes tiirser NOR.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-12
um3uitgen perrepen; ne

tHmadpoI umauiesen perrepen; ne
perfpenbsn sroBe Sorgfalt auf Mnz
orbnuns ibrer 9aarfriiur unb 1uden
Ii9 sesenieitis bura mDsIidit lanae
Stirnloden gu iiberbieten. Wan fin<
bet bdufis unter ibnen iebr qnaiebenbe
unb bibT9e 8eiidter. benen bic
braune oft nit 8dffee na4sebolfene
6autfarbe gut itebt; iberbaupt seid.
rem ii6 Mdnner pie Jrausn bura
ibre fdlante, biesiams 9eltaIt, To-
pie burh elm einnehmenoes Weien
GUS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-12

Gus Der bDbertn SD4'
terfdule. nWas bsbsutet Der
Aeif am Singer Der 8raut?" DAP ltt
sum 6eirathen reif tit"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-01-03
SHOULD BE REPEALED.


The Washington Post of the 18th
inst, in an editorial on election laws,
referring to the Goebel law of Ken
lucky, says:
"The Kentucky rascality will not
be operative In any future election"
This same Goebel law now dis
graces the statute books of our State
Through its operation 37,013 votes
were stolen last August, and thous-
ands of voters were denied registra
ton.
The votes of honest white men
were stolen with as much shame.
lessness as were the votes of ignor.
ant negroes in the "black" counties
The action of ballot-stuffers and cor
ruptionists in North Carolina has
brought the State into national dis
grace.
But we believe there are enough
men In the State who love honesty
and fair-dealing to demand that the
present unfair aud infamous election
be repealed, so that in future cleo
tions, honesty and justice will be
melted out to all political parties and
voters.