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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-15

losses Tie meney had COST re netk
tag and / Aaa ha6 the fnn Moreover
the fascination Of the game was % ne
and I had 10 more notion o< s1ppp1ne
play than I had q eeastne . nEeafhe
ny living and didn't care to Dc 4
in IN ONCE.
1t wasn't hard to do amer reached
the plains. for polo had made me Z
fairly good rider and I Eas sctive
and willing 10 work and had sense
enough to stand the good-natured haz-
Ing % the other cowboys without .
kick. 50 made friends fast and after
the sfrzngeness wore on en5oyed
myself hugely.
No small part Of the enjoyment
came from the fact that Il was always
possible 10 get up q game Of poker
when there was no work on hand .se
played almost every night and. after j
had grown used 10 the slight differ.
ences in the game peculiar TO the 10
eaIity. I held mr. own fairly we'll
better a great deal than in the keen
games We played at the club.
What couldn't do was to win wher
We went to town, as We did always
after pay day. and played with the
professionals that were there looking
for us OF course I was on the lookout
for crooked play ali the time but
never detected any till long afterward
and actually believed 1t was either
bad luck or poor play on my part thai
sent me hack to the ranch dead broke
every month. / was no bigger foo
than thousands OF others are. and i
I was a fool It didn't worry me | earn
ed my money and had my fun and paid
for il, and ! was entirely satisfied.
There was q man on the ranch with
ne. though. who didn't take things Sc
pleasantly. and as time went on ! came
to understand the reasons. He called
10 say, whenever he thought he was
called on to do so, that that was not
his real name. As he and came tc
know each other better we became
fast friends, and he told me his story
II was one that is common enough In
books and perhaps more common than
We realize in actual life Anyhow.
( learned afterward that it was true tc
the letter. He had given up most oil
his patrimony to save a worthless
younger brother from disgrace and had
settled the remainder on his mother
and had then started out to make g
/ fortune for himself and the girl who
was waiting for him. back here in the
East And he had taken an assumed
name to save the pride of his rela
tives.
Il reckon he would have made his
/ fortune all right enough. II he hadn't
been in such hurry about It. He had
every chance that had. and was fully
as capable as I. and had no trouble
in making money after I cut out the
poker. But George was born gam
bier and he played as constantly as
did. with this difference-he played
for the money and played for the ex.
citement and the fun Losing was nc
great hardship for me- would rather
play and lose in those days than not
to play, but to him. losing was a fore
taste of hell | had rather contempt
for him because of his being such q
hard loser until l came TO know bis
story and saw the picture of the girl
who was waiting for him. Then I un-
derstood it better.
Well, all t4is was over five years
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ago. nnw. We KEPT On playing and 70
Ing broke eaeh Eonth for acre kAa1 =
ysar and Georges began 70 gTo~ n0ody
but he EcEldnx eut our tie rokzF
Re Eas 10 further along thar when be
s-artsS. bit he SGT fzrfcus whsn arg-
geseed thar Il he'd saved his wages
instead Of gambling be would have
bad enough Tor q FIRST payment on =
small ranch. We came near asarrell-
ing over 4 and I decided that I'd
rather keep ny friend than 70 quarrel
hopeleSsly. I never spoke TO him
again about It. l never played against
him again though. and Tn glad Of
that.
The last tine We vent to town to-
gether he was In high spirits He had
had luck IN small way for couple
Of weeks and with his wages he had
between 500 and $500 With him:
enough. as he said. ioyoEsly. 70 sit IN
At steep game and win really worth
while stake. Il seemed as II he we're
going 10 do Il, too, for q while after
he got playing. for luck was with him
/ for half al hour We usually went 20
a saloon kept by a California gam
bier named Bob Aver and We supposed
as every one else did, that We were up
against as square q game as there was
in the West The liquor was good
and the place was wen kept Aver
used to boast that he was used TO
TO the best himself and proposed to
/ give his patrons only what was good
enough for him It was crude talk. but
IL went in that community, and even
4 Z I. = r..ar q
dence that he was on the square
Il played faro for & while, for. as ]
Itch you. I had made up my mind not
TO play against George any more, and
he had sat in at a poker game with two
other cowboys and two gamblers VINO
were always hanging around Ayers
place Whether he stood In with them
or not don't know. but presume he
did Il didn't take so long for me TO
lose my money at faro as it usually
did at poker. and I strolled over TO
where the others were playing, TO
watch the game. AS / said, George
was winning. and when came up he
had perhaps $500 in front of him 1t
looked to me like good time for him
to quit. but of course knew too much
to offer him any advice while he was
playing. What did was TO say TO him
llaughfngly: I'm cleaned out, George.
Whenever you're ready. III ride over
home with you
He looked up with smile and
said: I can't quit just now. my iuck's
TOO good. But I'll go with you as soon
as I've made this an even thousand
They were playing table stakes and
there was more than thousand in
sight, so it did not look unreasonable
to suppose that he might clean up that
much in short time. ] did not really
suppose he would quit when he. had
done 1t, but l was interested enough to
wait and see. aside from the interest
took in watching the game, so I stay
ed.
There were two or three others
looking on and presently Aver himself
who seldom played unless the game
were heavy one, came up and watch
ed the play with us for few minutes.
He stood there, half-smiling, but in
tent on the game till he had seen
George take in two large pots on bare
faced bluffs that never would have
gone through if there had been any
thing out against him, and then he
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said. I sAfnk III take q little o. tbs
myself Il tAexe's 10 chieckiCz
TAere Masnf anT. - - DaI1e6 az1
i've hun5ne1 and szf n That id nck
dIs,zzb ne. and dom skink K cid
George. for as sal1- re looked On
Aver IS square player. kncw TIE
thought hA6 vas that r Ge0rge's luck
would hold q little longer he had q
better chance than eTer 70 round rp
his ehonsznd- Il looked as lfshls luck
wAs holding too. for there came =
jackpot soon after that had heen
sweeEened TIL fhere vas nearly $40 IN
X when George opened Il On Ayers
deal He put up SIS and got three
stayers 50 there was over SITS IN the
pot when cards we're called for
The first maa drew three cards
and the second stood pat George came
next and as he called for one he held
his card so that I could see he vzs
drawing 70 three queens. As his draw
fell IN front Of him he threw away his
discard. laid his four on top OF the one
he had called for and tossed q white
chip into the pot The dealer took
two cards It being his next play. he
clipped along without looking The
pat hand was sure TO raise .aad he could
afford to do what George was doing
wait for somebody else to play his
hand. The next player. who had
drawn three cards gave them q hasty
glance and threw his hand in the dis
card pile Il was one OF the cowboys.
and he told me zfterward that he had
caught third eight, but knew what
he had 70 show in the play that was
sure to come
The next man. who had stood pat,
raised it a hundred dollars. He was
one OF the gamblers and I never knew
what he had. but judged it to be a
high flush or q small full AT all
events. that was the last that was
heard from him George looked at his
hand. and finding the fourth queen,
raised him a hundred. That put it up
to Aver and he looked long and care
| fully az his cards before he spoke. At
length he said: I raise you what
have here. and he showed ali his
chips into the pot It was little over
$3.50 in all. which made raise of $3.50
over Georges bet. The other gambler
threw down his cards without a word.
He knew he was beaten
George covered the last raise
promptly, saying, I'm sorry you have
mt anything more in. but it's table
stakes and of course that ends it,
And he was about to show his hand
when Aver said, Hold on. know it's
table stakes, and don't claim the pri-
vilege of playing any further. but as it
is down to you and me with nobody
else in. I'll make you bet on the
side of anything you like that my hand
beats yours
Now that was where George ought
to have had sense enough to stop, for
when professional gambler says a
thing like that on his own deal he
is betting on sure thing. but, as
said, We thought Aver was all right.
and poor George was none too cauti-
Gus at any time He fairly jumped at
the bait. and | must say thought at
the moment that he was justified.
I'll bet you all have he exclaim-
ed eagerly, and lingering his chips he
counted out nearly $500, Then going
through his pockets he fshed out about
forty more and showed the whole sum
into the pot.
Aver covered it without word
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Where lanoranee IS sIlss.
IN the Baltimore American.

The president OF Gotham's Board
of Health has rendered himself famous
by asking one question: Who is this
man Koch?' This beats the record of
the crude western town where the au-
dience called for the author of one of
Shakespeare's PLAYS.
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THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS
Offices for rent in the MCINTYRE
BUILDING. now being erected az cor
ner OF Fort and hing streets. this city.
Apply to E +. BISHOP. /
At C. Brewer & Co.'S uuean 1t
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tended.
Telephone ESQ Main. p. o. box 81
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In our SAIL MAKING DEPARTMENT we are always
ready TO furnish plans and estimates on all kinds Of
sails. Owing long experience in this line we
guarantee frsfclass workmanship and perfect setting
sails Some yachsanen thought il cheaper to send East
for sails but IN comes expensive as
have had to alter the sails when they came here We
make speciality Of the following
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A newspaper man kidr1ps slx "
street nulti.ni liienaires The TusyEilsr'
stock pauic. the adventures ~ the IN
r>oDed n1sKnsfes and their frai resers
unfte IN a realistic and fascinating nag
ratixe thar win live IN literature.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08
ct. Gloub, Mitneiota, Donneritag ben 8. Nugnit, 1901.
Die @eldidte bat uns bic ytameu

Die @el9i9te bat uns bic Wamen
BON Sunberten FOLDER Mdnner be-
mabrt, bic pou armen, opfermiutSen
gltern itammenb unb BON fatboliideu
grsiebern sebilbet, Der Stride ais Pdpz
ite unb 8ii96fe, benz Staate ais Sc
nerdle, ibren Mitmeni@en ais Ooc=
loren unb @elebrte ibre unuerseBli=
den Otenite wibmeten unb lt9 llnb
ibre Samilien fur Sabrbunberte aus
Der Notb unb Der Serseiienbeit berz
ausboben. @as mdre aus ibnen se=
wOrben, bdtten iie fursii6tise unb ei=
seniidtise glterm sebabt, bic iie ni@t
bdtten itu6ieren lahen? Sreilid 1T
biermit bur9aus nidt selast, baB ie=
Der, Der ftubiert, bic bOdite Spite bes
&ubmes errei6t; nein ; aber bas mirb
bebauptet, baB es l1nre6t lit, obne
wabre Notb einen talentuoaen &na=
ben ni6t ftubieren 81 laiien, ibm bic
9aufbabm gu 90berem gu ueriperreu
unb bic before DEMONSTRATING 81 neb=
men, bic er erret6en fOnnte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08
Sic NfarribuIe.

Nuf Ser uGationaleu 2ebreruerz
lammluns". wel6e fir5li6 in Detroit
taste, murbe barauf binsemtelen, bab
bic garo6iali9ulen erltarfen, baB in
ben lesten Sabren BON ben @emeinben
fetbistr ais friber gum l1nterbalt
berIelben beiseiteuert mirb, 'unb bab
BEN uOffentli6en" Sdulen baburd
Qbbrud seidtebt. Wan fraste ii6,
mel9es wobl bic @riinbe fir>oas Nn=
pa6len Der 9emeinbeidulen Ieien,
fam iebo9 nit bet Dissolution ni6t
gum Nbi6luB unb ioaen i'm 9aufe bes
nd9lten Sabres Oaten seiammelt wer.
ben, bic cine @runblase fur meitere
gerbanblunsen bieten loaen. 9urd
Grfabrunsen semistst, tpdste man es
arpar nt@t, often Ben Bfarri6ulen bte
@riiten5bere@tisuns abSulpre9en, aber
bic 4nii6t trat bod gang unuerbobleu
berpor, baB ole &inber in BEN r0ffent=
li4en" S9ulen ersosen perben loaten
unb baB man in ben Pfarri@ulen Ell
men unliebiamen goncurrenten erblidt.
Man muBte i6risens suseiteben, bab
bic in ben r0Hentli6en" S9ulen lb=
li9e Ori0metbobe Ser in Ben suten
Yfarrl9ulen ansemanbten unterri9ts=
meiie na3itebe unb slaubte, baB bes=
balb bic Yfarrl9ule pon man@eu
gltern beuorsust merbe. Mu9 be,
@uni@, BEN &inbern Sic Wutter=
iprade gu erbalten, ba, mo- nur BAG
gnslii9e selebrt wirb, mnrbe als
@runb ansefibrt. Ser utele gltern
peranlaBt, BEN Pfarri9ulen BEN @or=
sus gu seben. Den 6auptsrunb aber,
parum 9riltli@e gltern Yfarrl9ulen
u~nterbalten unb f0rbern, i9ien mar
auf Der gonferenS nidt gu fennen,
menisitens murbe berielbe nit feinem
@orte ermdbnt. Ote relisi0ie gr.
siebuns lit es, bic driftli6e gltern b.
gu beuest, nit sroBen Opfern ibre ct:
senen S@ulen gu unterbalten, obi@or
iie nebenbei au@ gum t1nterbalt be,
relisionslolen Staatsi6ulen ibreu
8eitras liefern miiieu. Ote graiebunq
ibrer &inber mad @riitlt@en @runb:
idsen lit es, bic ben @ritlt@en glterr
tein Opfer gu sroB erideinen ldBt,
fur eisene Pfarri@ulen, ielbft bort,
ruo in ben Staats!@ulen nod Der
beiten Metboben unterrt@tet unb aud
ber beuti@e Spradunterri@t ertbeilt
pirb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08
Sic @ei3enernte Der @eIt.

Na@ elmer 3uIammeniteIuns bes
Stem Dort SOurnal of Commerce BE-
trdst bic @etsenernte Nrsentiniens fit
bas Sabr 1901 runb 243, 200. 600
8ulbel. Ser sr0Bte Tbeil bes l1eber.
i@ahes, etma 10, 200, 900 8uibel, 1T
beretts erportirt morben. @on bort
f0nnen anbere 2dnber alto Dor Der
nd@iten grnte ments errparten. Oft.
Snbien wirb ferner menis baau Bet
trasen, bas Defistt in ben WeiSenpor=
rdtben @nslanbs, Sranfreids unb
Oeuti@laubs auf5uwiesen. Die ruff
fi@e Wintermeisen : grnte mar cine
erfolsret@e ; bic Sommermeisen.g rnte
basesen taft ein Sebq@las. Spanien
unb Stalien batten quite grnten, unb
&umdnten mirb etpa "a, 600, 900
8uibel erporttren f6nnen. Srantrei9
bate Barrier 3eitunssi@dbunsen &C.
mdB cine @eiSenernte BON $50, 00O,=
900, bas lit 80, 600, 900 meniser als
mad Der S@lbuns BON &esierunss=
beamten, 1899 mar Der @rtras $685.
O00, 900 8uibel /; man iiebt allo, bab
bic auSfubr mad Sranfrei@ bebeutenb
sunebmen utr6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08

muB &idli9t auf bic @oblfabrt iei=
ner llntertbanen nebmen, i6on tint Sn=
tereHe ieiner Opnaitie. Oas Mles
fdat BET BEN @elbfirften meg. glls
Meni9enuerd9ter f0nnen iie unse=
trait Der Ma1en ipotten, mie es Ell
ner ibrer S%ornebmiten Dor einisen
Sabren nit ben Worten setban /: uOas
Publifum Jet perbammt! Souper=
aner ais resierenbe Siriten berrl9en
tie bur9 bic Wa9t bes @elbes. sic
fOnnen nod 8elieben Snbuitrien err
broieln, bic @rseusnine Ser 9anb=
wirtbi6aft mie Ser Snouitrie uertbeu=
ern. @rbeiter linb nur Spielmarfen
in ben 6dnben Der Sariten pom &au9=
idiot.
Oas baben uns bic Sorsdnse Ser
lebten Sage erit mieber Dor Nusen se=
fibrt. SIT es ni6t ld6erli@, menn
man seseniber bielen sisantiiden
@r0Ben por @olbes @naoen nod
pom 3winsbarrentbum seuOhnli9er
Sariten ipri6t. Sn tbren t9dnben
laufen bic Sdben suiammen, wel@e
bic Snbutrie, ben Sanbel, ben gelb=
martt resuliren. Sbre MiIionen
belfen bic @elebsebuns ermdblen, it,
rem 8iqen unteriteben gauge Eruppen
tnbuitrie0er Pro6uttionen, ite eritifz
fen bic aussleidenbe &onturens. Ser
Wiebersans bes aleinsemerbes, bas
S9minoen bes seiunben Wtttelitan=
6es finb Sbatladen, bic iid ni6t ab=
leusnen laiien. @esen bic Wa9t Der
@elbfiriten f0nnen bic &leinen nidt
mebr anfdmpfen. Sin Seberitri6 ei=
ner Sruitleituns iebt bic aObne uon
|Eauienben berab ODER pertbeuert
bas @eI9affene, mie in u~nleren Sob
lensebieten. Oas alte Spri9lein
Der tlaiii@en National : Oetonomie
pom Musstei9 bur3 bas freie Spiel
Ser &rdfte bdlt ni@t mebr uor; bic
@afen itnb gu uusleid ; ben @elbz
firlten mirb bic gauge Meni6beit
tri6utpFi@tis. Sbre Ma@t lit ni@t
mebr auf Elm ODER bas anbere Sanb be-
Iidrdnft, iie sebt melt iiber bic @rens
gen bes einselnen Staates binaus
unb mtrb International. &esulirt
ui9t &odfeuer Ben Petroleumspreis
fur mebr ais bic babe @elt2 lnb
Morsan unb mie ite aue beiben, Die
Wiaiondre unb Multi : Wiuiondre,
lte laiien ibre Miatonen auf Der sanz
gen @elt fiblbar merben. 9eute
tit's Der @eltmarft, firben bic @elb=
%firiten fdmpfen, unb CUR @roberuns
bes @eltmarfts ftnben iid bic @elbs
firiteu 3uiammen. Oie Sariten pom
@olbes; @naben linb beutsutase mad.
tiger, mte bic BON @ottes : @naben,
unb mer bic Museu auftbun min, Der
fann's ieben, biben mie briben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08
Nuntnter SO.

unb iie iino, wie Die tastdslide gr,
fabruns lebrt, aud ni9t semiat, fd
unter amerifanii9e 8otmdBisfeit 81
iteIen. Ser 9eriu9, fid bur6 eini=
sc 9unbert nS@oolman's" uon ben
Sesnunsen unierer Civilization iber.
seusen gu lafien, muB INN 10 notbpen=
bigger febli6lasen, ais er ben perarm=
ten Sniulanern cine neue i9mere uni
nubloie Steuerlalt aufbiirbet. Ser
9auptmann Iaen fam mobl bel
Wabrbeit iebr nabe, als er bic &c:
plante Observation-Disclosures op=
pelresieruns einen &tnbertraum nann=
tie. 8ir baben bic g~bilipptnen nit
Dem S9werte in Der Sanb senom:
men unb mir merben bas S6meri
wobl aud nidt in bic S9eibe iteder
birfen, 10 LANCE mir iie i'm 8eiise BE:
balten molIen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08
Staats=Tair 1901.

Sorises Sabr iab es aus, ais Oh bic
Staatsfair bes 9abres 1900 faum
ibertrsffen merben fOnnte, aber bic
pldne, melde CUR abbaltuns Ser bies-
idbrisen Sair sefabt morben itnb, fte(=
len aues bisber @eleiitete tn ben S6at=
ten. Mit Ser @iebauslteQuns bes
uorisen Sabres, bic m~abrbaftis ni9ts
gu miniden iibris lieb, nidt sufrieben,
baben bic Oireftoren Der Sair bieies
Sabr bic MnweIenbeit BET Nmerican
Sbortborn BREEDERS @iiociation unb
Der Nmerican Seref&s Breeders MiIo=
%ciatior seii6ert. Ste iint bic sr0bten
@iebsudts Orsaniiatioaen Der 8elt
unb merben bic beiten Stade ibrer
pra@tuo0en 9eerben auf Ser Sair CUR
Iusfeluns brinsen. Sic offeriren ret
DE Prdmien, gu benen aud bic Sair
lelber nod beilteuern mirb. Nuftions=
uerfdufe BON preissefr0ntem 8ieb mer=
BEN jebenfalls uiel CUR grb0buns bes
Sntereifes an Der Sair beitrasen. Sea-
tursemdB mer6en aud arbere 8iebior=
ten CUR Gusfe0uns %selansen, benn al
le 3idter pom reinen &aiien perben
pertreten iein. Y%rdiibent Cooper lit
Der Qnii9t, baB bic DEMONSTRATING
iosar bic lebte g%bicaso'er NusiteIuns
BON &aiienpieb ibertreffen mtrb. Sicez
prdli6ent &ooleuelt miro bic Sair am
Montag, ben Q. September, er0ffnen
unb am @ranbitanb cine &ebe balten.
Oarauf folst Elm 2un9eon unb gm=
pfans. Dte Prdmien iinb permebrt
rporben uub betrasen $40, 900, bic in
Der Satrmo@e CUR Gertbeiluns selanz
gen. Gin GROCER Sbeil bes @elbes
lit fir bic oderbauliden Muslte0unss=
sesenitdnbe beitimmt. Ote neue Gder=
baubale, gu beren 8au bic leste 9e=
sislatur S25, 900 bewiqist bat, wirb
gum @ebrau@ fertis iein unb sroBar=
tise MusiteIunseu BON Sri@ten UNI
Gderbauprobutten in ibren i90neu
9allen CUR Mnii@t brinsen. Oas &C.
bdube 1T i@0n unb an unb fur ii@ ct:
ne g ebensmirbtsteit. Gn iebem Mbent
Der @o@e merben bei eleftrii@em 2i@t
@ettrennen peranitaltet nebit Inter
baltunsen, unter 6enen sroBartise
Teuerwerfe bes betannten .Pproted:
niters Yatn aus Chicago bic eritt
SteIe e%innebmen. Mm Na@mittae
merben bic @ettrenuen bur9 Warie:
acknowledgment eriter &laiie ersdnSt.
Ote &rranseure Der Sair sebeu itd
bic srOBte Mibe, ibren &uf als er:
folsrei9e 8eranitalter BON Iusftequn:
gen aufre9t gu erbalten. Iae 8ab:
men semdbren TN l1mtreiie BON zoo
Weilen BON ct. Saul pom 2. Bis Z,
September babe Nabrpreiie.
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Na9 offisiellen 8eri9ten betrdst
IA xn.,.s~o 90 ns~kn Snx Nn~ N

Na9 oft5teuen Verid)ter1 betrd9t
bic beurise @eisenernte Der Ser. Staa=
ten 675, 900, 900 guibel. Sanbelss
|i@dbunsen semdB iinb es IS, 600, 600
8ulbel mebr. Som 9oriabre iinb
etma IS, 600. 900 Sulbel ibris. I'm
unieren gebarf fir Speiie. unb Sa=
mensmede gu beden, itno runb 49,
OO0, 900 8uibel erforberli@. SIS
blieben allo nod annSbernb $50, O0o,=
900 8uIbel fur BEN grport. @abr=
i@einli@ miro Deuti6lanb 80, OOo,=
900 8uibel importiren; Sranfrei9
BON SO, 900, 900 bis 70, 900, 900 9uz
ibel uno England etruas mebr ais se=
mObnli9. Somit birfte cine quite
Na6frase mad unierem @eisen berr.
i6en. Oreibunbert unb fanfSis Mil=
lionen 8uibel lit inbeB eine Waiie
8eisen, cine srOBere Maile, als bte
Ser. Staaten iemals erportirten. Ote
itdrfiten MuSfubren pom @eisen in
BEN lesten eSabren ,paren: 1892:
1926, e65, 900 8uibel; 1898: 217,=
3O6, 900 8uibel; 1899: 222,61S,=
600 guibel unb 1900 etpa 21s, $780,
900 8uIbel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08
Die Gage auf ben Ybilip$inen.

Oie Nnitdten Der pom ben Ybilippi=
men beimfebrenben. OfiSiere fteben in
Ser &esel in i@nurserabem @ibers
ipru@ gu BEN rolenfarbenen 8ert9ten
Der bortisen Chill esieruns unb ben
Observation-Disclosures Der Yolttiter,
mel9e na9 BEN sSnieln reilen, um sic
Gage an Ort unb SteIe gu itubiren
unb gu feben-ob fi@ ni6t etmas fir
fie berausi9lasen ldBt. &einer Der
Wi(itdrs bat aber bisber 10 friI6 unb
fret uon Der 9eber messeiproden mie
Der Sauptmann MIen. gr ertldrt bic
Na9ri@ten iber bic nPaciication"
fir barren rlniinn unb nennt bic Soft
nuns. bab uniere &olenial : 8eamteu
NIT gtnseborenen 5uiammen ie eine
erfolsrei6e giuiluermaltuns fibren
tonnten, einen ftnbilden Traum. Ote
uNieberbaltuns ber unterworfeneu
8Olferl@aften" mirb ieiner Nniidt
t1af, no9 oSabre Inn SABRE 19rpere
|Spfer an @ut uno 8lut foiten. 81
uerslei9t sic PbilippinenbeuOlteruna
NIT einem sefeiielten Siser, Der itd
iebesmal gum Sprunse erbebt, wenu
feline 8anbe iid lodern.
Ser Spot 9errn alen's unb fet=
ner &amera6en iber Sic laut in bic
@elt poiaunten pacifitation" unb r@l,
limitation" erbdlt bur9 bic Ebatia=
den leiber rur gar gu uiel 8eredti=
suns. 'Ote Berluitliiten erideinen nit
troitloier &eselmdbisfeit, in sroBeu
unb reiden P~rouinsen muB bic faum
einsefibrte giuil=@ ermaltuns rpiebe,
Der Sdbelberri@aft wei9en, unb in
Wanila, benz Dorado aler amerita=
niI9en Nemteridser i'm &oloniaIbtenit,
lebnt fi9 bic gei9dftspelt entidiebeu
sesen bic @ersemaltisuns Der polite
i9en Tretbeit auf. Dte Silipinos ia.
ben bret Sabrbunberte lang ben6ampj
sesen BITE ipanii@e Serri@aft sefibrt,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08
8eionoere spe3ies bon Tirfem.

@ir ltnb itols barauf, felt 1875
Sabren Elm freies 8olt gu iein. Wir
buben feline 8eburtsfiriten, feine Ops
naitien; aber bic lesten Sabre baben
in u~nierer &epublit bod eine Spe3ies
Don Sdriten seseitist, uno bic lit gut
sebieben unb bat ii@ fart permebrt
= bic @elbfarlten. 1lniere Miqio.
ndre unb Miutarbdre itnb Siriten
iie itnb iosar mddtiser, als bic Sur
iten auf ben Tbronen. Dieie f0nnen
ntdt mebr i9alten unb malten nod
eiSenem 8elieben, ruie bic Seubal=
belben bes Mtttelalters, tire Ebdtis=
teit inb ibrem @olIen finb i@arfe
@rsnaer se3osen. Ser Geburtsfirit