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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-05
Blu 1nuHlid1.

Qrat: r5ier, Srau9en, ba Bob
id Gud elm n baltiges Pulber
aufgef9rieben, oapon miiBt Sbr tdelid
bret Mal cine Meheripibe bon nebz
men!"-8 a uert n: rM9, bttt'
f9Dn, 9err Sottor, mD6ten g mir
not lieber mas anbers Der 9reiben,
neil's balt bel uns i'm 9ebtre' gar 10
bel 9'nitter bait"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-05
New Process
Steam-LaundrV

@enn 10, bann wirb es ii6 Gu6 Iobnen,
rt6t auBer a6t 81 laiien, baB mir Guer Giz
9entbum bebanbeln, ais mare es bas unieri=
Sc. 9Sir baben Die ~pouitGnbisite gSai6an=
ltalt I'M Noromeiten unb liefern eriter SlaiIe
arbett. 2Sir 9ebrau6en feline Gbemltalien ;
mir peroer6en oober Sure Saten ni6t. @en1
Sbr refine &rbeit uno bette Sebanoluug pollt,
oann oertt an uus. uniere |reiie limb niebz
rt9er als %lonltpo, nno mir beior9en Sure ga
milienpoi6e btQl9er, ais cSbr es ielbit tbuu
tonnt. Grtunoi9t uub iber;eu9t Sud. @ir
baben a9enten in ben umlie9enOeu StGoten.
g.. 8. Weper Sampfpaidanfalt,
Gisentbiimer.
Sople's gebGlloe an 5. 9lue. @. ct. @IouS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-05
u. u. &. Glebelanb S14.S2: bonn 9,
big IA. September 1901.

Vie 900 Stnie wirb pom 6. bis 10. Sep=
TENDER et1idlieBli6 Subrfarteu pom ct.
Fanl nno Wtinneapolis mad Glepelanb, O.,
llno suriid fir $14.S2 iiber ben berrliden
gate nno Gilenbabn perfanfen. Cine sroB=
artise 9ele9enbeit, ben Often gu beinfen.
sfiebriser Sabrpreis in Serbinbuna pom Or
ten weitli6 pon Winneapolis. @eitere @iu=
selbeiten BON ir9enb einem Soo=g abnaeen.
ten ooer l6reibt on &. 81. Galamap, @ene:
rail- Saia9iera9eut. minneapolis. $685.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-05
Stdblerne StcberbeitS Stn=
tcrleaSbebdlter.

Us 1T idabe, Semanbes 8ertbpapiere in
S6o9teln gu Sauie aufsubepabren, mo- iie
Der Selerssefabr, Der llnorbnuns unb ben
Siebesbdnoen-nnorbnuns 1T INNER i6lim=
mer als 0iebitabl-ausaeiest iinb, ,penu man
einen fleinen feuerfeiten Sdrein in elmer
ganf fl, So bas Sabr baben tann. Wer=
9ants gfatioual Sanf, ct. Gloub, Stearns
Co., Minn. 23sba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-05
vOukPhOtO
Company,
GigeuthImer.
Su p%erfauten.

Meine "a Weile pom ct. Soiepb 9elesene,
ITO ader SroBe Sarm, Don benen 25 older
unter pflu9, 20 ader 9utes 0ieien= unb Der
Geit 0ui6= unb 0eibelanb nit etner 0atur=
que0e iinb, 1T nebit IA Stiid Rinbpieb, 20
S9weinen unb 3pei 9uten Sarmpferben su
anselneienem Ereiie gu ~faufen. gtdberes 40
erfra9en bel Soiepb S6wegeL,
3lsba ct. Soiepb, Winn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-05

Sourift (erfdOpfD: rWie tpeit
tits nod Biz CUR nG4ften Srti9aftg"
% auer: rWerb'n tpobl atpci
Stunben fetn."-S ouri # Geuf>
aenb): n3pet Stunbeng Wifen sic
bas iderg1-8 amer: Sra, neil
g gar 10 baledst fan. fas'n mer baIt
Giinfptertelftunb."
Gin rrfnlpretd1rr Dnktnr.
vWie fommt es r,ur, bab Dir 10 iel.
ten elm Yatient seitorben2 rWeil
tpenrt i9 merle. baB bic Sahe boff.
r,unsslos, i4 ftets eine 2~uftperdnbes
rung dnrdtbe.A
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-05
Nationales Telalaser Der 9. v. q
III Glebelann Chic.

Sur obi9e @elesenbeit p~erfauft bic Gors
tbern Yactfic Soppelfabrfarten mad GIepe=
lamb fir S17.07. Serfaufstag g., Z. uub 8.
September. Giiltis sur Gidfabrt bis gum
II. September. @enn Sabrfarten nit benz
Serbinbunssasenten gu GIepelanb ni1t ipG.
ter als am Is. September binterlest perben
unb nod 3abluns pom SO Gents, mag bic
6iidfabrt bis gum Is. October ausse6ebut
werben. {. 8. S~tobber, gsent. 1873
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-05
Nam american Grppfftipn

Die @reat Iort6ern pirb Sidets mad Buff
talo uno 3uriid uertaufen gu $40. go, bic gill
tt9 1lno bis gum 81. October, unb Sidets, bic
Ppm 6aufta9e ar 10 Gage siiltig iinb, AT
S34.35. @e9en naberen Ginselbeifen ruen=
De man ltd miinbli6 ODER i6riftlt6 on
$. R. Nelbe, Qaent,
2o7oa ct. @louo, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-05
GI1u4runra II

u5iermtt beoeuse i9 Der aD9ir
Qnna @9ul3e, baB i9, 10 LANCE lie
metne Slide sefibrt, in iebem Sabre
apei Mal cine Marienbaber Sur mas
den mubte. Gentier emil 6reBle."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-05
afeffr 3nttrthfdruH.

M (entrift.t): rWenn Du
bod nun enblia meine Strumpfe itops
fen polteft! Man tpeib ia niemals,
mas oben unb mas unten it'll"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-05
Htflbluthe.

(Qus benz Iufgabebefte elmer bOberen
So9ter).-Ser iunge 9utspd9ter iab
auf elmer 8ant i'm 9ofe unb freute lid;
Iber bic @Dgel unb S6ipeine, pelds
lufttg in ben 3peigen apitf9erten unb
arunaten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-05
51ublnH.

.Denn Su iiber 10 piel &apital Der.
flight, tpiirbe ib mir bad on Define,
Stelle elm Saus faufen!"-r@as niisi
mir bas! Den !Sausf4lifel sibt mi,
metne Mlte bod ni6t!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-05
Gin rrfnInretdtrr pnktnr.
Rei..r atlns pebltehs.,.

,Detne Mlna rnub tpirttih Elm
btmmltf4es @ei9Dpf iein!"-
50. Du fo1teft fie einmaI, ipenrr td
fpGt Mbenbs na@ 9auie tomme. bons
nern b6renl@
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-05
Derrd1nuppt.

6rember (ben RelIer zines Weins
bGnblers beii4tigenb): .Mue Wetter.
fGmmtli&e Sabrgdnge finb pertreten!"
-WetnhGnbler automatically:
.eexa. foaar = nG@Fe sNnhr fhnnlA
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-05
9erkuuut.

8ettler: v@or etna einem
Sabre 5Genften Sic mir cine alte Weite,
in Der nod elm 9unbertmarfi9ein
ftedte. .9immel, unb sic
bringen mir ben 9unbertmarff9ein
auriid2"-8ettIer: r8epabre, i9
nolIte r,ur frasen, Oh sic ni9t tpieber
cine alte Weite fir mid baben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-05
RrnriiuHuuu.

.Serr 3ommeraienratb sebenten ben
Griibling in Niaaa auaubringen?"-
so! Sber fennen Sic einen pafenz
beren Sriblins fir &ommer5iens
fGtbe9"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-05
3app'S
Sdnf.

Weftlid uom Gourtbanie, ct. GlDub, Minn.
III elm n :s sabIsn nn Sa 8 WrU;en aa' p @n1pf Sie %ftes
iar 6 Ionate b~eponirt perben. @erborst @eIb
arf grunbeisentbum, peI6es i'll ieoer 5eit
tdais ooer ni6t, entpeoer gan; ODER tbetlpei=
le, ie mad Selieben Suriidbesablt perben ann.
Sertauft @edie, Geloieuoungen uno Tafiase=
pas. aIssii9e ans ben grunebl6ern (ab=
traits, Souma4ten, Sanf= unb Sppotbefsn
unb ionittse t%rflnben werSen seiesli6 aus
9efertigt unb beslaubiqt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-05
5ttrnt ,,r perhliiffsn.

9auirer: r&aufen Sic mir
ab n Maufefan!"-@ a # n9rau9e
i4 ni6t. i6 babe feline Mduie."-
9auirer: sd tann ie Sbnen
ltefern NIT MGus!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-05
Buter 3nlSut.

Serseant: Beirut Meper.
mas faselr sic, tpenn Sic Dor Dem
Seinb auf Yoften iteben unb es tommi
Hpas 9erbG9tiges9"-R Z 1
do vYdrbon!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-05
3etthflH.

.Gnblia 1T Der S9riftfteler @9ulse
beriibmt senorben!"-nSo, bat bod
mod elm Sbeaterftiid bon i6m Grfolg
sebabt9"-.0as ni9t, aber er bat TO-
eben ben 1. prets in elmer Mutomobilz
Wettfabrt g%etponnen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-05
GEtu uuusrr Arrl.

Mt9ter v!&Dnnen Sic ben Glib
leiiten9"-3euge: .rDen Glib mD4t'
Id NAL feben, ben i'd nidt leifteu
fdnn!1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-05

@tgerI: rSaft Ou feline Sur9i
Dor mir, &leine?"-S tdIIbirn
rs net, aber mel Sub fDnnt' ers
fhredeni"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-05
HUSSE
Gambler In =
9a$eten. unh 3immer 8 Woulsines,

geior9t contractli1 Gnifreiden, Oefor;ren
unb SapeSiren. Bette Irbeit si angeme5e.
mem Treiie beiorst nnb %saranttrt.
Office u. @erftdt:e: l. Ctr. aw. 4. II. 5. @pe.
33=l1 ct. GIoub, Ninn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-05
AlntH grnnke'H
Spe3ereibanbluna
+ i'm +
Oermatna : 8Iod, st.. GlouO,

bletet bag auerbeite in @rocerien, !3uderrpaa=
rem, lrll4en nno einsema6ten Triidten, Sa=
eaten ilno elSarren gu ben niebrisiten Brei=
len.
9flr elm gerlu3, unb Der 6unbe lit aemon=
men: user gut unb prompt bebient fem Mil,
ldlteBe l,6 melner taatasli9 ii6 mebrenben
Shnol1aft an. 29zajp
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-05
Sdnoereiem ST ucrfaufen.

345S Ider aus9esei6netes semiidtes 9anb,
Sol3=, Climber unb gieienlano, III perfau=
ZEN IN 9roBen oeutI6= tatboliidsn Qniieolun=
gen in @row ssins @ountp, Minn., su 81
per Nfer.
1900 older in slei6er eofalitdt ;u slei6
uieorisem Ereiie.
10000 Nder in Central Minneiota Al
s2.75 bis $3.50 per 9ldcr. Guter So
ben nit Sebnlzl lnterbooen. 0eidte Sebin=
sungen.
$. M. SroD,
32=ba Gebar Rapibs. Soma.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-05
Nnleiben auf Tarmen.

Nlr limb Jest i'm Stanbe, @elb auf Sarmen
81 perleiben iiir bic Sauer pom sebn Ssabren,
Sinien Sablbar jabrli6. I'm aber SntereIien
81 lparen. tann eiu Siinftel bes 6apitals,
ipenn erpiini6t, abbesablt persen, 10 baB
Der geiber bas Sapital in flint SSabren abtra=
gen fann, anbernfals fann er Sic pole Qn=
leibe art poue sebn Sabre iteben lalien.
Snrt abtra9en Der S9ulb Su irgenb elmer
3eit nerbeu benz Sarmer feline Grtra= sluslaz
gen erlpa6ien. @enn er iabrli6 elm 2ebu=
tel Der @nleibe abbesablt, 1piro er in ,ebu
sSabren i6ulbenfrei iein. Die Sortbeile obi=
gen Ylanes limb lei6t erii6tIi6, menn man
b%ebenft, baB bic meiiten @elbperleiber ibren
agentet fir ibre arbetten grosente abseben
miilen. Der Sarmer aber fam auf Die @ei=
lie, bic Sntereiien bes Sarlebens Don lie brei
ooer tinf Sabren iparen. @eIb tets su ben
alernieort9iten .YroSenten Su baben. User
@elo gebrau6t, bur6i6ane suerit unIern
Slan. Nbreiie:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-05

8abebtenertn gum 2ufte
f4iffer, Der in's Samenbafiin seftIrst
iiD: n8ttte, mein 9err, bas 9errenz
bab lit auf Der anberen Settle"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-05
FARMERS 2etbbanf,

Melroie, Winn.
=. s. Gsarneetfp, @sent Der geaper
Cine Gopal Mail 9aiienser Sampfi6iiiseez
lealdaft nod unb pom europa. giaise
Sabrpreiie. 24=ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-05
mrtsnerlunen
6. @. +.

=. W. & n T,
go. AIS. aue. iiblid, ct. @Ioub, Winn.
Nur bnr9 8erabreiduns Der aqerbsfeu
unb frii4eten Sleii1iorten auer Nrt, Der
i9madbafteiten Dirfe iesIider Sorte, ae=
rdu6erten Sleii1es unb GeHiael unb burt
3uuortommenbe, reeDe Bebiennna ,perbe id
mir bas 3utrauen elmer 9eebrten Raubl&ofi
gu 9epinaen unb wabren traGten. 38-3mts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-19
QUIET HOME WEDDING
Hiss Farmer and James Eazel Mar
rfed Last - i=hf-

rIe4 Last = -hG-
Miss Bel Farmer and James Xazel
were married at 500 last night by Rev.
Coruelison. pastor Of the West Side
Presbyterian church. at the home OF the
brides parents. 1Ir. and Mrs. John Far
mer. 457 Hswet avenue. The affair was
very quiet. only relatives and q few inti-
mate friends being present. There were
no attendants 10 the bridal couple. After
the ceremony Q bountifuI wedding sup
per was served.
The bride is the eldest daughter Of Air.
John Farmer the popular real estate
dealer on North Main steet. she was
born and raised IN Sedgwick county and
has lived IN Wichita for the past seven
teen years. She attended the city schools
and Is wen known IN the social circles OF
the West side.
The groom is the son OF Nj Charles
Yazal and is also native OF Sedgwick
county. He has lived in Wichita FOR
afteen years and Tor a number Of years
has been engaged fn the stock business
with his father on South water street.
he is wei Known business man and IS
prominent n society circles.
The bride and groom VIII leave this
morning for Winfield. wnere they Till
spend a few DAYS with friends. They
win De az home 70 their friends after
July 26th az their new home. f6s Sherman.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-19
SEgl0US CHARGE
Hrs miller gave sad for Five HIM
ared Dollars

Yesterday q warrant was issued by
Judge T. f. Harvey and sworn % before
Assistant County Attorney Eeary vs.
Huffman i9r the apprehension 90 airs
A. Miller. Iaios Oh the corner If Tenth
and Wichita streets. CA the charge oC
criminal operation. She was arrested by
Marshal Henry Schad yesterday after
noon ard released soon after on St bah
The warrant was sTlrl e. bv Zeila B-1r-
ser. who sWoue cut a warrant against
Roy Evans several days aeo She claims
that rle crime with which she charges
Airs. 1liEer. occurred June 3. % this year
and that she was taken 70 Che hone ot
Airs. miller los the young man who eot
her into trouble. The SRI says she was
confined in the home" fer -hree months
Mrs Miller WAS arrested over year 1Eo
on q like charge. The winos SAG chat
time was cre sarah SCrr1ls. When me
TRIAL vls called last March. the Eirl had
disappeared and The case was dismissed
By Judge Dale on account II The aosezce
O. the prosecuting witness p J. Srrat-
ton. OF the Chldreas Home Society,
svgore 20 zhe complaint The officials
sIIeee that she woman is in that kiu3 of
business. and that she viu be prosecuted
% rhe fuI- extent % che l1w
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-19
At BRIDE's HOME.
Wedding Of a Popular Young Couple
Last Evening.


Last Evening.
AT the residence Of the brides parents.
1rr. and 1lrs. William Narhewson, at $50
last evening" Rev. James A. Lawrence
OF the Omitted Presbyterian church united
Nr- Geo-se Hamilton Murray and Mss
Lucille E-Ia lIathe wsou i1 the holy bonds
~ ua1f1cz The wedding was q private
one. ortF The Immediate relatives ~ the
nannv couple beinE present After the
ceremony the party left for the home Of
the greoms parents en- The corner cf
Third street and Indiana avenue, where
an eleealt wedding dinner was served
Here the young co-rle Win make their
home untu August first, when they VIII
leave ca r honeymoon "Trip % the Colora-
ID uouutai-s. springs ard summer re-
sorts
1-r. Murray IS a young druggist Of great
promise GA East Douglas avenue. He
was reared IN Wichita and is Immensely
roralar auonE his many friends and &C
1.aIurzuc1s He is seed looAlnz. wen ed
ucated bright and accomplished. and his
heart can always Be found in the right
Place. He IS g IRE musician and a great
Eeal ~ the popularity OF sanford pub
liz consents 5 cue % his talent
Mss 1Tatbewson IS the only daughter cf
Bon william 1Iatha Fso1 the pioneer
frorri--suan n western kansas and the
oldest resident IN this part of the state.
she IS 81 years old a15 was born. reared
and educated II FVicalta- She IS q charm
f-- rcu-E I.3v or nae natural ard ac-
.suire5 a--o-1rl shrelts ard 2r. Nurray
r.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-19
Begins
This Morning

It's purpose is to clean up the odds
and ends in Summer Clothing, Fur
nishings and Hats. By doing this in
mid-season we share with you our
profits, but it gives you ample time to
get your moneys worth in good sea-
sonable wear. That the good clothing
store at all times gives the greatest
values in qualities for the money is a
well established fact. Again, it is i'm
portant for you to know that the price
on the RED TAG is extremely low--it
is not there unless it is. This means
that the bargains offered during this
sale are by FAR the greatest ever pre-
sented you. Every RED TAG is mark
ed in plain figures. Call in and look at
the RED TAG prices, even if you don't
want to buy; they will greatly interest
you. Always your money back for
the asking.
Herman g. Hess
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-19
WORKED BY The MONTH.
Supreme Court Decides In Favor of
County.

The supreme court handed down IT'S de-
cision yesterday, sustaining the district
court in its decision IN the case Of the
s-hour law Several years ago the ami
tors and men employed about the county
buildings worked from about six o'clock
IN the morning uutl seven at night ,.hen
the s-hour law went into effect the men
sued the county for amounts ranging from
$50 to $500. which they claimed was due
them from overtime. The men worked By
the month. receiving from ss5 to S+5 per
month Judge Dale OF the district court
decided in favor OF the county and the
case was appealed 10 the supreme court
with the above result. holding that the
men working By the month cid not
come under the s-hour law. The amount
saved by the county IS nearly Stoo0.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-19

they had travelled all the way from Bos-
ton. and were OF their way 70 register az
e Reno. in hopes Of securing a claim.
Mrs. Newlane was an elderly lady, and
Miss Holmes a very handsome Young Ia
dy, who seemed very enthusiastic over
the idea Of getting some Of the new land
soon 70 be distributed among the people
1Ir. Pinto said they we're very wen dress
ed and had generally q prosperous ap-
pearauce about them. They left this
morning over the Rock Island for the
south.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-19
WORSE HAN FIRST REPORTED
Lower Portion or SIR. Rieh's Body Is
ParaIyzed.

kaTzt > Ee0-
III. T. c. Rich, who was reported in
yesterday mornings Eagle as being very
seriously injured. Is IN 2 very critical con
diuon at his home. 124 North oak street.
TIE lower portion OF his body is paraI-
lied and great fear IL entertained for
q permanent injury 10 the spine caused
by the terrible injuries received in the
runaway. he IS suffering the most IN
tense pain from internal injuries and
terrible cut received BIZ the wagon strik-
Ing him as he laid helpless on the ground.
Ii seems that after being thrown out
Of the wagon Lne wheels Of the wagon,
with contents, which weighed about 1s00
pounds, passed over him. 1Ir. Rich body
is badly swollen. bruised and biackened
from The effects OF his accident and VIII
be confined 10 his bed for several days.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-19
Will Try TIER LUCK.
Two Ladies From Boston Win Regis
ter

! 70 LalIes T--'I- --a--" Ut T~4' =
ter.
II is NOT q matter Of surprise u see
peorle pass through Wichita on tleir
way south IN register, who come from any
81 the neighbcraE states. olr when they
come all the wey from the Nsw Ens-aud
states. 1t is bound % elicit Comment.
LIST n.Ehc Miss Inez Ho'mes ana AIRS.
Nev.ane. TWO ladies fr7m Buston, 1Iess.
came ir ca the Frisco and s-aEe1 oyer
risht az The carey hotel Ties inf7rl-ist
The genial night clerk az the carey t-1r
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-19
CR0WOS ON OTBER INES
PespIe sc en- Any Read 20 Reach Fl
Reno.

over e1l people passed thrcuEh Nichsta
Yesterday ever the Santa Re or their way
Cd Oklahoma Cltr. where they VIII -a]ze
-he Choctln road fer II Reno. Sl1tA Es
Assent Delaney tlld an EaEle reporter
tt- rre4J many people t-6 tbs 70 aFo'l
tas awll sam and r-sh rhNt 1hey have
CD undergo ~ zo-zle cr t1a street Ines
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-12-28

Mrs. \. Are you troubled very
much in YOUR neighbOrhOod with Dor
rowing" Mrs b. GnnOcently): Yes.
a good deal My neighbors don't seem
to have anything | want.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-12-28
continued From Page 81


erence to the matter. MIR. Richards
does not take back his previous state
ment that IL was Mr. Schneider's in
reference that spoiled his one chance
of landing the senatorship.
4 Il Il
The same opinion that MIR Ham
never could have been made because
IL involved combination with Thomp-
son for whom the men Richards could
command would never have voted. has
been expressed by several other edi-
tors. This is all the more remarkable
when IL is remembered that editors
ought To know that politics Is u game
where influence is the great motive
who succeeded in breaking into the
Legislature who was not susceptible To
influence from some source outside of
himself The successful fellow Is the
one who knows what influence moves
each man and who can have IL set i'm
motion for his benefit. No one who
actually knew the inside workings of
the last senatorial struggle ever took
much stock i'm the vaunted political
virtue of any of the recalcitrants. Most
of them, like most of the other faction.
were pawns upon the political chess
board. So long as men hold different
opinions upon "A subject il is idle to
reconcile them on that matter. But
what any one believes or disbelieves.
is not pertinent To this matter; II is
what Mr.. Richards believes. There
can be but little doubt that he was i'm
pressed with the belief that the COM
binatiOn was possible. that he thinks
IL could have been made and that il
was Mr.. Schneider. who owed him
much in "A political way and who was
pledged to him as he himself admitted
who did not give him the opportunity
to put his belief in its success to the
test.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-12-28
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interesting and instructive, and is something leho
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friend lust as the suggests and is fascinating on
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ton it conveys For sale at Lincoln stores
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-12-28

Cora-Oh, papa, why have you moved
'he sofa into the middle of the room?
Papa-I thought you would want it
uere since you have hung the mistle-
Toe on the chandelier.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-05-06
iBien, muy bien!

Aver asistimos 8 la escuela do
m1nical cristiana, en- el temple de
San Francisco. Fuimos agradable
mente sorprendfdos. Habia ALI mas
de trescientos n1fos, quienes Sc en-
sef1a la doctrina crist1ana, por un
grupo de Sras y Stas de esta CAPT
tai.
No sab1amOs que -existiese esta
instituci6n, creada por nuestro bon
dadoso diocesano Sr. Blenk, que
es general en- todos los pueblos de la
Isla.
Lo mismo Sc efect1a en- la Pa
rroquia de Santurce, y la concurren
cfa de nif1os es ALI tambien nutrid1si
|. Las virtuosas damas del Versai
lies puertorriquefo, tambien estan
encargadas ALI, de formar ell cora
z6n cristiano de los nif1os pobres.
Esto es hermoso, muy hermoso.
Ell culto <Maria, en- aquella
Parroquia, tambien Sc celebra con
gran solemnidad on estos dias de Ma
20. La Sra Hernandez Lopez, es Ia
Presidenta de la Congregation en-
| aquel Undo tarrio con la coopera
ci6n de todo 20 mas distinguido de
las damas de aquella vecindad.
Nos complace YER que en- Pto
Rico no desaparece la religion de
nuestros mayores, y que hay vivo IN
teres en- conservarla comosuna heren
cia noble de nuestros padres
Pueblo sin religion y sin Green
cias, es pueblo muerto; y el espfritu
cristiano no puede morir en- Pto Ri
co.
En- esta tipogratia Sc hace toda
c1ase de trabajos precios equitati
voS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-05-06

New-York Mayo 6. l-30 P. NJ.
Despachos de Pekin, dan cuen-
ia de que Sc anuncian teI1ibles
matanzas de cristianos' chinos 81
las Potencias interventoras retiran
sus tropas del imperio.
Los embajadores Sc han reuni-
do con tai motive acordando infor-
mar a los gobiernos respectivos que
no puede fjarse la 6poca en- que las
fuerzas aliadas Sc puedan retirar de
China.
El embajador frances ha ma
nifestado, que la Intervention eu-
ropea en- los ssuntos de China, re-
tirando hoy las fuerzas que la ha-
cen respetar, ser1a desastrosa y mil
veces preferible la no intervention.
La-obra de las Potencias, debe
terminarse an tes de retirarse
las fuerzas aliadas de 10 contrario
las represalias serian mayores que
antes de la intervention.
La Emperatriz ha manifestado
a los plenipotenciarios, que no pue-
de responder de la tranQuilidad del
imperio 81 las tuerzas aliadas Sc
retiran, aunque no aprueba. la ac-
tltud ofensiva de al gunos poderes
lnterYentOreS.