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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-13

The firms in the beef combine are
Swift X Co, Cudahy Packing Cnmpany.
Armour Co., Armour Packing Com.
pany. Hammond Packing Co, G. II. Ham
mond Packing Company. SchwarschiId
x Sulzberger and Nelson Morris 4 Co
These companies control so per cent of
the meat business OF the country, hand.
ling 1000, 900 cattle, 5000. 900 sheen
and 5000, 900 hogs year They mani
puiate the cattle market so that prices
tor cattle are high when the supply is
light and low when receipts are larger
Meat prices are arbitrarily MANIPULATED
and the supply almost entirely controll-
ed in all the cities of the United States
The u. 5. Government will endeayor To
prevent the combine from manipulating
prices OF cattle or meats and from mail,
ing deals to control transportation of
meat products
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-13
MARRIAGES..

A quiet marriage took place at Dunns-
vile, Essex county, last week. when
Miss Edna Waring became the bride of
MIR. John +. Waring.
Licensed to marry in Washington:
Harry lie Laurin and Katie b. Linkins
of Loudoun county; Ettlebury A. Good.
Toe, Caroline county, and Julia Lewis. OF
Washington, Frank Magruder, of Fair
fax county, and Elizabeth Jackson.
Mr.. Joseph Smith and Miss Nellie
Rice, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. N. q.
Rice, were married few days ago at
the Methodist parsonage at King George
Courthouse, Rev. J. l.. Pribble, oiiiciaf-
ing. The bride Is only fifteen years old |
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-13
Fourteen Prisoners Escape.

There was general jail delivery atWise
Z. ii. last week. When the jailer entered
the corridor he was knocked down and
his revolver taken. Robert Foy. mur-
derer, who was to be hanged next
month, and 13 other prisoners made
their escape. Three OF them have been
recaptured, but Foy and ten Others are
still at large. Wise c. II. is off the rail.
road and has no wire connections.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-13

A NEW question has recently come
to the front in which the colored
brother is giving trouble, and the
color line win likely be drawn. This
grows out OF the custom of the Dun
kards to greet one another with the
holy kiss when they meet. Recently
the Church has taken in colored
members, and some of the whites de-
cline TO extend to them this Chris
tian greeting, and the matter has
been brought TO the attention of the
Church in annual meeting. Last
session the chrrch said, ''inasmuch
as there is a repugnance to some of
our white members IN this matter.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-13

the cclored members should bear
with that weakness and not offer the
kiss to such weak members until they
become stronger and make the first
offer This was a temporary ar
rangement, but whether these MEM
bers shall be forced to extend the
holy kiss TO their colored brethren is
to be settled at Harrisburg this
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-13
Urhanna A Coming Town

The officers of Urbanna under the in.
corporation passed by the Legislature
are W Key Howard, Mayor;J. o. Walker
sergeant; Y Garland Weaver. treasurer.
X. \. Davis. q. :. Chowning. f. \. Rris,
tow. j. W. Hurley, T.. A. Taylor and c.
;. Burton, Councilmen. The officers
nave not been sworn in nor have the
town ordinances been adopted. but this
VIII be done very soon Already new
streets are being opened up. and building
lots laid oil Ii is believed the town has
Il bright future.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-13
The CONSTITUTION SCHEDULE.
Committee On Final Revision ADOPTS 1t
Terms Of Officials.

The committee on final revision of the
constitution has adopted the schedule
Tor putting the new organic law into on
Grafton. whether IL be proclaimed orsnh
mitted. The schedule provides that the
term OF the Governor. lieutenant-t;ov-
ernor. the Attorney General. Secretary Of
the Commonwealth and State Treasurer
shall expire on February / 1906. The
terms. of all other State offices eNpira
February l.l9Ot. Ii is provided that the
successors of the - Senators whose
terms expire in 1908. shall be chosen for
only two years. 80 that full senate will
he elected in 1905. The terms of the Rail.
road Commissioner shall expire in March
1908. ut which time the CORPORATION
commission will be sworn in and the OH .
&c of Railroad Commissioner shall cease
To exist
All county and circuit Judges are to be
chosen in 1904. This extends the terms
ot the circuit judges one year. hut eur
ta'is the terms OF county Judges nv that
much, The schedule provides that the
Legislature shall meet on the second
Wednesday in January. The schedule
says nothing as 70 whether the new Con
stitution shall be proclaimed or submit
ted 10 the people. \ majority of the com
mittee Is Tor submission
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-13
The Baptists at AsheNiIIe-

The Southern Baptist Convention elect.
ed former Gov J. L. Eagle. of Arkan-
sas president. Over 900 delegates and
representatives werein attendance. I45
delegates from Virginia attended the
the convention.
Inc auditorium has capacity OF =. 900
and Is filled to OVERLOOKING ateyerv serv-
Ice. Side trips to the Vanderbilt estate
Bltmore, have been embraced by MANY,
The report OF the foreign mission board
shows 10 missionaries and III native
assistants under the supervision of the
convention. Southern Raptists contrib
uted within the last year 81. O66. 167 to
missions. OF which S172, 900 was TO
foreign missions
The report of the home mission board
SHOWS amount received during the year
Tor work by the home board 100000
ana the amount expended $4,000.
The report of the Committee on en-
ban and Foreign Population was
in charge of r. II. Pitt, of Virginia. After
some general observations the report
proceeded to deal with the delicate cues
ton OF the board : relation to Diaz. the
noted missionary. Ii was pointed out
that Diaz. holding the power ofan attor-
hey Tor the protection of property. had
mortgaged ii ior SIP 900 had used the
bulk OF this in purchasing other proper
" IN his own name. and had kept the
board in ignorance of this transaction
until two years later. they heard il
through third party. Ii was further
shown that the conduct of Diaz in other
important particulars was wholly IN
satisfactory. and the committee fully ap-
proved of the action of the board in &C
cepting his resignation. Mr. George Van
derbilt graciously granted to the dele
gates permission to visit his magnificent
BiltmOre estate.
SAVANNAH NEXT YEAR.
The night session was attended by an
other vast throng. The first item was
the question of the next place ofmeeting
About an hour was filed with sparkling
speeches and motions of various sorts
The chief contest was between Waco and
savannah. for place of next meeting and
savannah was an easy winner Rev. W
j. Williamson, OF st. Louis. was selected
70 preach the annual sermon.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-13
For Over Sixty Years.

Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over sixty years by millions
of mothers for their children while teeth
ing, with perfect success. 1t soothes the
child, softens the gums, allays all pains.
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy
for Diarrhoea. 1t will relieve the poor
little sufferer Immediately. Sold by
Druggists in every part of the world.
Twenty-Five cents a bottle. BE sure and
ask Tor Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup" and take no other.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-13
Delegate Barbour of Culpeper Not TO Be
Instructed

tuipeper county will not instruct it's
representative in the constitutional con-
vention regarding the question of sub
mission or proclamation OF the new con.
stltution. Hon. John :. Barbour, the
county : representative, is a staneh ad-
Vocate OF submission TO an abridged
electorate. The Democratic county
chairman called a meeting of the countv
executive committee to take action bnt
only about a half dozen members re-
sponded, and these represented the same
sentiment as expressed 10y Mr.. Barbour
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-13
No Pardon without Ticket to Boston

Gov Davis of Arkansas refused to
pardon Lucius Armstrong ;coIoredl
sentenced for forgery. He stated to
Armstrong; attorney: The condition
which attach to bispardon am max
ing in good faith, and if you will show
me ticket to Boston for this negro
will issue his pardon The Governors
condition was that a pardon would be
granted 70 the negro in case he would
leave for Massachusetts. within thirty
days. to become a citizen OF that State
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-13
Runaway Cars Demolished and Two Other
Trains Wrecked

remarkable freight wreck occurred nj
Lynchbury Friday on the Southern rail.
road. Three freight trains were dam
aged. yard engine was shifting ears
at Winners station. four miles south
/ hteen loaded cars were left on the main
track while the engine returned to the
siding. The brakes did not hold and as
they plunged forward they gained n
speed of 40 miles an hour
\ work-train engine was backing ont
81 the tunnel at Lynchburg. The crash
OF the collision was like an earthouake
Freight cars were twisted like paner and
thrown in every direction The tender
oi the work engine was tossed almost to
the tops OF tall trees When the tender
landed it was heap of old iron. Flag
man Owens Fields. of the work train
was caught under a ear and killed
hen the collision occurred the work on
sine had begun TO move north. The
shock started it up the track. and with.
out guiding hand it plunged at hiob
speed ana went flying through the South.
erns yard. About half a mile mn the
track an engine was standing on tho
main line with long train offreight cars
There was another collision and another
broken mass of iron and wood.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-13
The Great Methodist Gathering at Dallas.

The distinctive feature of Saturday :
session 1.-THE Methodist Episcopal church
conference was the setting apart OF n
day-May l2th-ior fasting and PRAYER
Tor harmony, not only on the famous
arclaim matter. but on all other great
questions before the meeting.
Bishop cranberry announced the m
pointment of several committees. and
bishop Duncan was called To the chair
James Cannon, of Virginia. asked whetb-
er the report otthe Book Committee was
ottcially before thecommittee on publish
ing interests. After desultory argument.
Bishop Duncan said that a committee
that could not decide when a question
vas before il ought to resign.
\ motion was adopted that the greet
ings OF the conference he wired to the
southern Baptist Convention in session
at Asheville. y. e.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-13
Barn and Contents Rnrned

The large barn and granary of Mrs
Samuel Jones, in Culpeper county, was
burned Saturday and 1000 bushels OF
corn and four tons of hay were DESTROYED
Insurance $500 on the barn, but none
on contents. The origin OF fire unknown
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-13
Scotch Songs and
Re citations

lie sure to hear the Scotch Songs and
REGULATIONS Thursday night Mt Freder-
lcsksonrg College. Humor and pathos
brilliant Entertainment" Benefit
Of college gy mnasium. Admission %.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-13
Fire In Madison.

The residence of Mr.. Ed. Davis. near
uno, Madison county, were burned a
lew days ago, including about $500 In
cash. and furniture. His insurance had
expired, so il was total loss.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-13
Ex Gov Tyler May Be Candidate For Goy
ernor Again.

Former Gov. J. Hoge Tyler while spend
ing a lew days in Richmond, was dfpIo-
matte in his discussion of political cues
tons. hut it was evident that he would
Ike TO serve at least one other term as
Governor: 1t need not surprise any one
II he should becomea candidate to sue
coed Gov. Montague, who cannot, under
the constitution, succeed himself.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-13

N','ie OF Nirsinin, city 90 Fr~lcrick-hur,, -
\. hah1yipn Howard. cashier ~ The
ah"Ns named bank. du ~oicfnnly swear fh.t
~" appf statement Is true Co the best ~ nv
4 RANDOLPH HOWARD Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to bsi"r,. M. ,l,i
IN day 81 May. 1907 ''-
lsEZI.1 A. H. VOTT> N,t,.,. r,.,,,.
'otKht'r-Atte-t. '''-
GEO. w. SIIEpHERD.IR.
JOHN VI. W. GREEN
T. '. u. CONWAY.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-13
READ THIS

Go to Genther's for cheap handmade
Harness, Saddles, Whips, etc. His goods
are reliable and his prices low. All goods
warranted. Repairing done promptly
aud low prices guaranteed.
Sdes. ly-w GENTHER
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-13

STATE 81 Nirginia, county Of Spot-yIvanio
n1med hank. do soiemnIv swear fbot ~.
au"Ne statement j. true L. the hest Of nv
knowledge and belief " NY
81 !. A. TAYLOR. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to hcfor. me III. at,
day of May. 1902. ''''' ""
lsEAL.l A f. ROTrS \ l.
torrect-AtteSt.
\. W. WALLACE
g. W. WALLACE
HUGH ID. SCOTT.
nsr.et.~.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-13
Agents Wanted!

Good, live, intelligent, responsible
agents are desired to solicit and collect.
Liberal commission paid to the right par
ties, men or women. Work is to be done
in hefollowing counties:--Caroline. King
George, Spotsylvania, Orange, Stafford
Culpeper, Essex, Westmoreland, Lancas-
ter, Fauquier, Accomac, Louisa, Middle
sex, Richmond, Gloucester, Northumber-
land, Madison, Northampton, Fairfax.
Prince William, Mathews, Loudoun, King
and Queen, Hanover, King William
Greene. Rappahannock. Address
AGENTS. Box 6S, Fredericksburg
Va -
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-13
Public Sale OF Very Valuable
PARCEL OF LAND.
in Fredericksburg. Va

In pursuance of decree in Haves' adm
VS.. Snowden ct ais. pending i'm the Cor
Poration Court of fredericksburg | will
expose to sale at public auction on the
premises on
Tuesday, June 10, 1902, at 12M
that very valuable parcel of real estate
belonging to the estate of the late Iohn
W. Snowden, containing about 81 acres
more or less, lying on Hazel Rum helov,
the car bridge of the r. f. q p r r
over said run-being the same marcel 81
land on which the Regiment OF limited
states troops camped in 1898.
TERMS OF SALE: One half of rho
purchase money in cash and the re-
mainder thereof on one years credit. evil
denced by the bond of the purchaser
bearing SIX per cent. interest, payable
semi-annually, and secured on the nren-
ices, but the purchaser may in his discre-
ton, pay all cash
The sale is made subject to the confr-
nation of the Court.
ST. GEO. r. FITZHUGH.
Special Commissioner.
In the clerks office of the Corporation
Court of the city of Fredericksburo.
''eu =, hayes admr' plaintiff,
Snowden and Others. Defandan.s
1, James II. Corbin. clerk of the said
court, 40 certify that the bond required
Oh the special commissioner by the decree
rendered in said cause on the Dad dav Of
December, 1901, has been dulv given
Given under my hand az clerk of the
said Court. this 9th day of Nav. 1902
JAMES =. CORBIN.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-13
LiCenSe-TaxROOkS

show that We pay tax moro than twice g.,
much business than any othcrhouse many hneofbns,.
ness IN this city. Yet we are not satisfied w..
have the
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-13
VIRGINIA NEWS

Pensions issued at Washington. Gusts
savage, Charlottesville. $40. John II.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-13
Best Store House
in our city.

The most choice line of goods it has been our
pleasure to show IN any season Also every nc
commodation for ladies and gentlemen. We want
everybody to make
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-30
Bic Tabrifation seiitiser @etrdnfe

Die Tabrifatior aeiitiser @etrdnfe
In ben Ser. Staaten bat nod benz 70.
eben eri@ienenen Genius Bulletin Inn
uo0e 4s Yro3ent sesen bas Genius
iabr 1890 susenommen. Das in oieier
,Snbuitrie anseleste &apital beaiifert
iih arf bic enorrte Summe pon $751;
674. 087, wouon auf BITE 8rauinbu>
itrie Der %2Owenantbeil pon $415, 2S4,
45S entfdut, b. 3. uo0e 70 Yrosent
mebr ole uor 10 Sabren. Daraus sebt
sur goibens beruor, baB Der gierfon
ium itetis sunimmt unb mtrb allmdb
Zig pom elmer S6naps trinfenben su
elmer Bier trinfenben Nation mereen.
SIM @ansen beiddftist bic @etrdnte.
Snbuitrie A. 4 Nrbeiter, benen per
Sabr $2S, OO5, 4S4 on 20bnen aus,
besablt werben. '
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-30

Ser fri9ere Staatslefuotdr Sobn
8. Softer proteitirt enersi1b sesen
ben Iusi3lub Der gbineien aus ben
Ser. Staaten. Wtr fonnen ibm nur
Grebit bafir sebeu. gs fam fein
p%erninftiser @runb bafir a~nseseben
werben, baB bic @btneien anbers be
banbelt merben 1ouen als anbere 86l
ter. nniere ginmanberun9sseiebe iinb
obnbtn i@arf senus, namentlid penn
lte pon einem iolden Sremoenbailer
mte Pomberlp tn &raft seiest werDen.
Ob Semanb elm gbineie ODER Elm Gar.
tor TIT, fam uns sleidSiltis iein, ID
lange als er Elm orbsntlider Menid
lit. l1nb bab es 9auienbe orbentli
DE Weni@en unter ben gbineier
siebt, bauon fam ii6 S%ebermann iber:
3eusen, Der gum 8eiipiel Stdote nit
Gan Srancisco in Californian uni
Bortlanb In Oregon beiu@t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-30
0ouoerneur Saft uon ben Pbtltppi

0oussrneur Saft uon ben Pbtltppi=
men ideint almd9tts gu iein. Oils er
barauf aufmerfiam sema9t murbe, baB
auf ben Ybtlippinen fein @eies ert=
itirt, meldes Nt9t &atbolifeu erlaubt.
@runbeisentbum gu beiiben, fabrisirte
ct in Is Minuten Elm @eles uno iaSte,
es wirbe in Der nd9iten Sisuns ber
&ommiiiion ansenommen werben. Wir
baben iiderli6 nt9ls basesen, baB
Ni9t=& atboliten auf BEN Ybilippinen
@runbeisentbum errperben. aber mir
proteittren, meun @eiese nit elmer
iol9' f~abelbaften ODER uaHenartisen"
@eidwtnbtsteit 9ema@t werbeu. l1nb
ba ipri6t man nod pom ruilti9en
SespottSmuSl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-30

Die gang uoutdnbisen 8eri@te
iber bic Yoloernte bes lesten Sabres
fsblen nod, aber 10 uiel itebt fiber,
baB bic Nusbeute in ben Ser. Staa:
ten iber so Wilionen Dollars be
trdst uub srOBsr ais bic uon Nuitral
Niien unb Sranspaal lit. SIM Sabre
1900 btelten bic Ser. Staaten ben
eriten Ylab nit IS Wtqtonen sesen
70 in Nuitral often unb Z Wiqionen
i'm T~ranspaal. Ser &ries bat Der
@olbprobuftion i'm Granspaal beinabe
Elm gnbe semadt, ba bas 9anb i'm
Sabre 1898 @olb i'm Wertb pom Is
Willionen lieferte uu6 obne ben &rieS
i'm lebten Sabre pobl 100 Miaionen
errei9t baben mirbe Oie 9r6Bte
@olbernte bat bas Sabr 1899 nit Ell
nenr @ertb non 311 Mtlionen aufsu:
meiIen gebabt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-30
@ie lit Oics!

@ir bieten %eiubunbert Dollars Selobnuua
fir ieben Sal pom 8atarrb, Der nidt ourG
Ginnebmen BON 9au's Satarrb= Sur sebeili
nerben fam.
s. s. @benep& Co., Gisentb. ,Golebp, 8.
Ntr, bic unterseidneten, baben s. 8. Gbe:
men ieit ben leRten Is Sabren 9efannt unb
balten ibn fir poufommen ebrenbaft in allen
Observation-Disclosures unb finansieu be-.
tdbi9t. ole pom letner Sirma e~in9e9anseneu
Serbinoli6feiten 3u erfiiuen.
8et & Srmar, GroBbdnbIers Orosuifen,
Solebo, Obio.
@albtn9, 6innan& 30 arpin @rob.
banbels Orosuiiten, Soleoo, Ohio.
Sau's Satarrb=Sur mirb innerlid eenom.
men unb mirft brett auf baS Slut mnb bic
i1leimisen Oberfldde bes Spltems. 3eua.
niiie frei uerianot. Yreis rs Gents bic 0la.
ide. 8erfauit BON allen gpotbefern.
Sau'S ,kamilien=S ilen bic betten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-30

9ie Ssrritorien, mel9e wieberbolt
Inn Iufnabme In ben Staaten Ser
banb eriudt baben, merben einitpei
len mobl nod marten mii'en. Otlabo
ma, ariSona uno Neu Werico wdren
ibrer 9ebeutuns unb ginmobnerSabl
nod mobl bere@tist, als ielbfitdnoise
Staaten susela1ien gu merben, file be-
fisen aber in ben ausen Der republt:
tuntiden &onsreB. Witslieber ben ei=
men sroBen Sebler, baB iie ii6 CUR
bemotratii9eu Fartet netgen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-30
Stabt=Ne nt9fetten

SER 8ernb. Saieltamp NOR
Better Der slidli6en Nummer 6, auf
mel9e bar Samitas Nbenb in Der
Sdanfmirtbidaft pon &eidensberger
& &iffmeier pom 9errn Sobn 3eis
uerloite Saul seponnen murbe.
Was piirbet ibr pom gurem
@rocertebdnbler o~enfen, mem, er eud
Sano fir 3uder uertaufte2 8as benft
ibr Don einem Npotbefer, Der eud elm
Subititut anita t Der Wabiion Mebi
cine 60. 8 &odp Wountain Sbee Of
ferirt2 Srast guren Npotbeter M.
Wolttor.
- Sim 9 unb 10. Tebruar abenbe
miro Der &irden6or Ser unbefsften
g~mpfdnsniB @emeir be in beren S1ul=
baae gum 8eften bslaster @emeinbe
bas pom &ep. Ntc. &rier in @nslild
sei9riebene unb pen grrf. IS. u.
Berger, benz Oberlebrer %senannter
Pfarri9ule, ms Deutide abertrasene
Drama v>orenso, Bic 1nl9ulo i'm
@rabe bes8 erbre9ens" inter Der &esie
bes 9errn Burger CUR Nuffibruna
brtnsen. Ser Snbaltoes Sdaulp;eles
lit elm er9reifenoer. BOD seniseno nit
sutem 6umor Semirst. Die einselnen
Stolen itnb in bemabrten 6dnoen, unb
Waler Yeter War,lni miro fit benz
Spiel entipredenbe Scenfrie leiner Sc
mobnbeit aemdB beitens Gorge trasen
Oa bic ueberiebung oeS Stlf 8 mte ole
@tnibuns besIelben NIT sroBeu Sdwie
rt9tetten perbunben NOR uno Der nit
Der uuterbaltuns uerfniipf i3msd
etn iberaus lDbenspertber lit, mirb
es wobl faum einem i3mejfel inter
liesen. baB sie Sale Bel Der ieoes
malisen NuHibruns bes Sdauipie
les NIT geiu9ern ansefiu: 1T. 0as
lelbe seist ben l1nteridieb smiiden ei
mem frommen unb einem bo,en 0ebenS
rpanoel, wenn bic Gobesituuoe idldst
rute eth gutter Gbrtit ben uniduloiser
Cob 9otterseben erleibet, wdbrenb be,
86ie uon Der Surdt Dor bemielber
uer3ebrt mirb Sn nd4hsr 0umme,
rperben mir CUR meiteren 4neiferune
einen fur3en Ius3us bes b6dit %linnrei:
den S9auitifes mittbetler.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-30

Ser &eijeplan res Ertnsen 6ein
rid pon PreuBen rod Nmerifa lit pon
belien Sruber, benz beuti6en &aiier,
eema6t. Qm %. Nebrrar rpiro er in
Seem Oort eintreifen unb ON s. Wdrs
bic Ridreile antreten. NuBer Stem
Yorf unb @aibinston wirb er nod Elm
selre @roBitdbte bieles 9anbes fi9
tis beiuden. Sn Wilmaufee mirb er
AM 4. Wdr5 etntreffen; oh er Dem
@uni6e ber ct. Saul girser semdB
bis CUR Sauptitabt pon Winneiota
porh'inaen Dirbi, lit bis iest nod I'm
entiaie6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-30

Den MnF4ten, welde int 8eiten
betrefs bes 3oqtarifs uorberri@en,
bat Senator Doqiuer pom Soma in
ieiner &eOe selesentli9 leiner Bieoer
ermdblunS ben ridtisen Nusbrud &C.
se5en, inbem er fi6 fur bic 8eibebal
tuns bes Prin5ips bes Sdubes Der
einbeimii9en S%nSuitrte ertldrte, aber
fur iol@e N%enoerunsen i'm Earif, mie
tie bic uerdnberten l1mltdnbe fur min=
idensmertb eri9etnen laiien, vgeie=
manb wi1b Der Sbatiabe s~eseniber
bltnb lein, iaste er, baB 30ue, bic i'm
Sabre 1897 nod poutommen gere9t=
fertist maren, in Solse Der lH,semobn
liden gnlmidluns unieres inbultriel=
len unb commerSieuen 9sbens unnOtbis
semorben, In ptelen SdQen ablurb
iiub." Oas lit bie Nnit9t, mel9e Der
Anti Stabl Sruit= 8iu bes Nbseorbne
ten 8abcod 81 9runbe liest, uno Ger
eine srobe Nnsabl Der g%onsreBabse.
orbneten bultt9t, nur bic Webr3abl
Der WitSlieber oes Nusi9uiies fur
Wtttel unb Weee nt9t Ser bdlt un=
entmest am Dinalep garif feit, an
benz aud fein ghpfeldeu auf benz per-
dnoert ,peroen ba,f metl lonit Der sat,
&c fa6ne S9us,oabau aus ben Susen
seben f6nute. Oebbalb finbet aud
bic &e3iproSttdt feine @naoe Dor iet
men Nusen, iou aud rueoer fur Die
Pbilippinen nod fir Cuba elm Na9
Lob on ben b%eitebenben 3ouraten itatt:
fnben ,gf9a
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-30

9ie Musii@ten fur ben Bananas
Canal beiiern ii& mebr unb mebr.
Man bate befirdtet, bic colombii@e
&esieruns merbe S&wieristeiten tn
ben Wes lesen, aber bieie beeilt it9,
aue etpaisen Sinberniiie m0Sli&f aus
benz @ese gu rdumen. 90 Mil fe bas
uerfaiiuussmdb ise @erbot, bab iie ben
gum Canal seb6risen 2aubitri9 ni9t
an bic Ser. Staater abtreten bart,
baburd umseben, baB ite benielben
auf 3rpei6unbert Sabre nit benz Yriciles
sium Der 8erldnseruns auf meitere
,meibunbert perpahtet.