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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-28

fiuf %wertbuole Yferbe. g. 8. Stein=
bru@ purbe BON einem pferbe, msl9es
ct aus einem ansrensenben Staae nab
renO bes Seuers fiibrte, tObtlid uerlest.
= SOiepb Grant Elm Strd1ins bes
bieitsen @efdnsnifes, enttam aug
bemielben, murbe aber in Soma ein=
sefanaeu unO an ieinen bielisen 8e
ftimun9sort 5uriidsebra6t.
Mberbeen.- Die 9anb 9um=
Der So. bat in Der ct. grotr 0umber
60. einen Sertras absei6loiien, mad
melder bic 2amb 9umber 80. gt=
sentbimerin BON As 8aubolsbOfen tn
Winneiota, Soma unb Sab Dafota
mtrb. Oie &auflumme betrdst swii9en
$500, 600 unb $500, 900.
IS atertomn. = Ser groBe
uOairp" Stau bes Serrn u. g. gqis
murbe pom 8lis s~etreffen unb brannte
iammt Snbalt, tros bes sur.3eit BERT
l9enben I9meren GeSens unb bes Gin=
sreifenS Der Teuermebr, Bis auf ben
@runb nieber. Dem siemli9 bebeu=
tenben S@abeu itebt nur eine Serit@,
eruns BON $1,000 seseniber.
gbsemont. = Dte @erieu=
bunsenuonS @afen mad benz . iten b.
ben ibren Nnfans seuommen unb merz
ben iest BON bier aus tdslii6 etma 49,
900 Stad oerianbt +; bod mirb ii6 bieie
i3abl i'm September bebeutenb pergr0s
Bern.
Dee nj t. = Sn grmin, sebn
Meilen norbmeitli9 uon bier, miitbete
ont Wontas Nbenb etn i6merer 9asel.
fturm, bur@ wel6en anes nod iteben=
Be @etreibe niebersei6lasen, eine
Wense Seniteri6eiben serit0.t unb ionz
itiSer S@aben anseri6tet wurbe. Ser
Sturm bebnte ii6 0itlid our6 Set
lamb uno arlington aus unb loa bort
i@ltmm sebauit BADEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-28
Nm Die Stimmseber bon Stearns
Gount1.

Gin in r1mlaui seIestes Gerebe, oils babe
i'd bic cSbee, fir bas @mt bes S9uIiuperin=
tenbenten pon Stearns County mid gu be-
merben, aufseseben. neil i'd mid Inn cine
anbere Steluns rmaeieben bate. entbebrt
ieber gesriinbuns. SD mar Der erite pom al
len S6Hll uperintenbenten : Imtscanbibaten
in bieiem County, wel6er iein Itfibapit fir
bic bemotratilde Domination eintraseu lief,
unb bieie gintra9uus bat beilte rto9 9erabe
bic nGmli6e @ilti9feit, wie am eriten Gage.
Saber eriu1e i'd ale meine Sreunbe nub aue
Oemotratem bieles @ountp, alf bas @elprd6
ni9t borden, ionberu am @abltase, bas 1T
am Is. September, iib meiuer freuuolidit
babur6 ertnnern sl woaen, baB fe ibre
Stimme fir mid ab9eben.
39-2 Gb. 30. 8eber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-28
MuS Dem Nprbmeffen.
miuneipta.

ct. Yaul. = Mm Mtttmo9
ernannte @ouperneur 9an Cant 9
Weitslieber bes Staats : Steueraus=
sleidunssz& atbs fur ben NIT Sanuar
1904 gu gnbe sebenben Eermin feds
berlelben ftnb neue, bte anbern mie=
berernannte Mttslieber. Solsenbes
linb bic reuen Mitslieber: @riter
Diftrift, S. S. SobniOn, @bite Sod ;
finfter Oiitrtft, SEQ g. 8ratnero,
blooming Yraire; neunter Diitritt,
Sbomas 9obsion, @icOuet; Glitter
Otitritt, s. 6. goolep, Dulutb ; finf=
sebnter Diitrtft, S. @. Sboot, Nttttn
iiebsebnter Oiitrift. Nler Sibbes,
sSad5on. = Ser Grams : Miiiifiippi=
@onsreB, melder ii@ NIT benz Stubtum
pom Srasen, bic uon prattiider Sebeus
tuns auf bie gntmideluns unb ben
Tortl9ritt Der Staaten bes Weitens
Iinb bel9dftist, trat am OienfaS
@ormittas i'm bieitsen Mubitorium
unter 8oriis bes Prdtbenten Sobn
Senrp Smit pon Salt 9afe gttp in
Sibung. 9ierauf murben bic Delesaz
ten pom @oup. @an Sant i'm Nameu
6es Staates unb pon Dantel 50.
2amler fur Mapor Smitb TN @amer
Der Stabt besriBt. Na@ g~rlebisune
aler bieier Torn.alttdten beSann u,ar
ii9 NIT benz eiSentli&en, Gus cine,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-28

County ais bic beitseleiteten be,ei6net per=
ben. Somit biirfte es uns uidt punbern,
wenn Brof. @bles nit sreBer Maioritdt als
@anoibat aus Der @a6lurne berporsebenl
ioate. @s biirite bieies cine beionbere Gbr9
fir bic 2uremburser in Stearns @ountp iein, J
ann be iouen lie ODD net bobem an Der Cat
iebe bleiwen. mann ct selt iens Stemm
oise9inn. @eu net gutrpeais gdt, iout mat
euser StoBtaar gum Yol sei6laiit gin, ercept
es iiep bann e &epublifaner, be bleipem a.
Stearns County elomiio bobem, neil lie feu9
Gbance bun en- bur6;ebrengen. Dir 2ese=
burger fu Stearns @ountp itemmt aa fer 4
paul ables! ~l9tunssuoQ nit @ruB
De Schmatten TIM flu Kanech.
Sreeport, ben 25. Quoua, 1902.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-28
Nplittibes Maerlet.
BUR Grfldrmn0.

sSener iber meme @anbibatur i'm ,,gtorb=
itern" BON lester ISOLDE uerOfientli6te Mrti=
fel wurbe mir psn Sreunbesbaub gum Qb=
bruf in bielem glatte iibermittelt. @esen
bas @eritdnbniB elmer entipre9enbeu se=
i9Gftli1en 8ersiituns murbe Der @rtifel ols
,gm9eianbt" encouragement.
6erm. MIIIer.
Gtur bur9 elm Serieben serietb er in bic
ebitorie0eb Spalten. 9. ST.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-28
Gin guteS @ort finnet tets einen
gutet Ort.

4u ben adtbaren Mitbewerbern UNI bic
y%fomiuatiou ais bemofratii1er @aubibat fiji
S9uliuperiutenbent BON Stearns @ountp
sebSrt au1 elm 0urembur9er: Us 1T btes
8rofeifor saul 9bles pom &odptQe; berielbe
bat au1 in Sreeport als an9ebenoer eebrer
aewirft unb, na&bem CT ieine St1oten I'm
aebrerleminar au ct. Grancis, Wis., erpeis
teri, itanb CT mebreren S4ulen Dor, bic r,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-28
um itd nad Deuti@lanb gu beSeben

um ii@ nod Deuti9lanb gu be9eber
u. auf Ginlabuns bes beutiden &aiiers
benz srosen Man0uer In Der Prouin;
Yo1en beisumobnen Wenn bic Serrer
biele &eiie nidt ais eine Sersni
9unsstour, lonoeru ais elm lebr ernit
tafteS Stubium betra6ten, 0 fanr
bielelbe lebr quite 6liidte, ni9t Bloc
fur lte lcnoern bic gauge Nrmee bel
Der. $5rdatsu 5ciii9en sic betom=
men ieet Die bette Nrmee Der Welt 81
leben uno tOnnen 9eraoe baS lernen.
moSu lie I'M eiaenen 91nbe bis babin
nod teine Welesenbeit batten, ndmlid
bic Irt unb Weile. wte sroBe Srup
penmaien bright werben.
Stabltruit Yrdlioent 6 barles
80. 9 6wab wirb ii6 auf ben &atb
ieines arStes bin seitwiais BON alien
@ei9diten suriifSieben, I'M In einem
fremben &lima Seiluns BON elmer
&ranfbeit 81 iu6en, bic er ii6 burd
feline aufreibenbe Sbdtisfeit suseSoseu
baben iou. gr lit bereits mad europa
absereiit.
81 Nesquebo ga fam
es smii6en ben itreifenSen @rubenar
bettern uno Deputies ri etnem gu.
iammenitoB, BET wel9em ber Streifer
Yatrid Sharp aus 9ansforb pom Ell
mem Deputy, anseblid uon 9arrp
WcglmOple, eri6oiien wurbe. Ser
eestere wurbe uerbaftet, unb, I'm i'm
Der etwaisen &ade Der Sreunbe
S9arp's gu entsieben, mes9el6aft.
Wit grocer ginfa6beit nurben
Sonntas Sic iterbli6en ueberreite bes
in g M 3 + t ueritorbenen Generals
Sisel CUR ewisen Gube b%eitattet
Den Sars, in mel@em Die 9ei6e bes
betannten llnton=& Samplers in ser al
senaSenen Uniform lag, bic er i'm
&rtese setrasen, umitanben bic meni
gen G%ameraben, bic nit tbm S6ulter
Oil S9ulter in BEN &riesen sweier
Semiipbdren setdmpft batteu. Oieie
folaten benz Sarse aud gum @oob:
lamn Srteebofe. Inter ben 9eibtra
ssnOeu lparen utele 8eteranen, bic
nit ibren serfesten Sabuen ben tapfern
@eneral bic lsste gbre erpielen. &arl
S6urs BET NIT Stsel i9on i'm Sabre
1S4S tn Der alien Setmatb unb lpdter
i'm giirsrrfriese setdmpft bate, belt
eine Inipra6e. gr murbe basei BON
ieinen @efhblen ibermannt unb muBte
lt6 ldnsere 3eit auf ben Defsl.bes
Saryes lebnen. WinOeitens 10, 600
Weni@en nabmen bic 9elesenbeit
mabr, nod etnen lesten 8lif auf bic
i3ige bes seliebten unb uerebrten Sob:
ten gu merfen,
Oie 600 Nrbeiter Ser Niblanb Wil
tn s n gton,@ . Sa., melde
mebrere Wonate am Streit maren,
nabmen lesten Wontas bic Mrbeit
pieber auf. 8eibe Seiten baben gu.
setdnonilie sema@t.
Oie Sabres Convention bes no.
tionalen 8ruberi9afts= &ongreBes be-
gam Montas In Oenuer, gol.
Dem &onsreb sebOren 81 Orben an,
mel6e 4, 900, 900 Mitslieber baben.
l1eber 800 0elesaten merben bieielben
r%eprdientiren. 8efannte 9osenbriioer
aus allen Sbetlen bes 2anbes unb pom
Canada merben ermartet.
@ines Der @ebdube bes Butte &e=
buctton @orfs In 9 utte e, Mont.,
beren g%isentbimer Der 8unbesienator
glarf lit, wurbe bur6 Seuer serit0rt.
Ser birette @erluit betrdst omar nur
$50, 900 bic 3erit0runs bes @ebdubes
bebtnst aber bic gin1telIuns bes 8e
triebes Der seiamH1ten @nlase, mas
wetteren TerluIt CUR 6olse bat. Mu9
bic bret Wineu, uel@e bic S@mels:
merfe nit grs ueriorsen, miiieu emit
meilen seidlsHen merben. Oabur@
merben etma 1000 Wdnner uusefdbr
smet Wonate lang beiddftisunsslos
lein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-28
@rDfbanbelS=M pptbefer.

Die 9fational= Gonpention Der @rob6an=
bels= Npotbeter= u iiociatiou pirb in Montez
rep, Californian, pom 7. bis IL. October se=
balten. Hortbern Pacific PreiIe pom alien
Pnnften (%aus9euommeu Oitli6 pom Supe=
rior) bis na6 Gan Sraucisco ober Sos 9ln=
geles btu unb suriid iiber Portland S67. 80.
GIdfabrts= Sermin bis gum Is. Nopember.
s. 8. Cooling,
@sent Der g. 3. &. &. 9eieai6ait, Saint
9loub, Minn. 37-ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-28
TIr Superintendent.

Wit Der Sefanntma9uus, baB i'd mein
Mffibauit ais bempfratii9er Saubibat iiir bas
GeprdIentanten : Nmte bes 81. lesislatiuen
Dihrifts babe eintrasen Iaiien, perbinbe i9
has oil ollie bemotratiiden Stimmseber bes
~senannten Otltrifts seridtete freunbli9e @e=
iud, bel Der am 16. September itat~tfinbenben
primdrmabl ibre Stimmen fir mid ab3u9e=
ben. s. y. Wtnnette.
Sauf Centre, ben 26. amsuit, 1902. 1873
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-28
NDrS=OafDfa.

NprS=O afpta.
Sarsr.-Ote TN @ebeimen uor:
genommen Ser u6e NIT 6erteuune
pon 8in6ebanb, wie bic Sarmer es
Bel ben Selblbinbern sebrau9eu, aug
Sla9sfaier baben 10 suten Grfcls &c:
babt, baB Nusft6t fir bic S6affunq
elmer SubuStrie porbaneen 1T, burd
pel9e bic Sarmer bes Norbweitens
idbrli9 Wiuionen pon Dollars ipa.
rem rperben. Seit Der gntmtdlune
Der Tabrifen our 8earbeitunS Der
Nla4sfaier in unlerem State babeu
fortl6rittli9e Sarmer bic Nnli6t per-
treten, bos Der Wers ODER bic 9ebe,
pel9e biele Sabrifen aus benz Sla9s=
itrob beriteQen. gu ginosbano uerar=
beitet merben tonne. Sc murben To-
fort 8erlu0e anselteut unO Elm 8anb
~ersielt, mel9es lei6ter an @ewt6t
uno Dol, bebeutenb beiierer Site lit,
ais bie beiten iest i'm Warft bsftnbs
li1en Marfen. Norb.O afota stebt
mebr sSla9s, ais aIe anberen Staaten
Der Union, unb menn bic Miaioneu
pon Eonnen Sladsitrob, bic bier err
seust merben, gu 9ebe perarbeitet
unb bann a1 Bic 8anbfabriten &C.
l6idt ,perben, 10 mtrb, mie man
staubt, 8anb btuiser berseiteat wer=
ben f0nnen, als iest unb Der gauge
N%orbmeIten nit 8an6 uerleben werbeu
t0nnen.
gaiielton. = Slnf Der 8urz
i9en, mel@e auf Serbadt mesen 8e=
tbeilisuns an Der 8eraubuns bes
Durbiner 2aoens unb Y%oitamtes arre=
tirt r,uroen, iino uon &i@ter 8alfer
benz Otitrittsseri6t iberantmortet
mor6en. Sbre 8irsl6aft wurbe out
$1,000 selebt; ite befinben lt9 i'm
Gouuntpsefansnib gu Sarge.
Botttneau. = @m. &oB III
bes an1 5. Suit an Sbos. Wel9 uabe
8iuom gitp b~esansenen Moroes, non
BEN @ei9morenen i9ulbts beiuabeu
rporben. Oer M0rber lift 80 Sabre
alt uns lift 0ater uon pier &inbern.
Bismard. = Ote 8oIenbung
bes Baues zines 3meises Der 600
9inie nod 8ismard murbe Samitas
IL feierli9er @eiie besansen.
@ranb $50 Sonntas
Mbenb murbe Der oftli@e Sbeil bes
Staates Don einem fardterlidenS turm
beimselu6t Bert@te aus 2oua mel
ben, baB a9t Weilen BON bort ent=
fernt elm Sarmbaus pom Stnrm 5ers
tort murbe, unb babel bic Srau une
bret &inber Ben Sob fanben.
Die 9ei6e uon Sobu
&aneIa, bellen Seim it9 in Der Mdbe
pom Yerbam ober Stem 0ort Mias,
Wtnn. befinbet, murbe Dor benz BITE
iisen 8abubof aufsefunoen. &aneaa
mar BON einem 3use lberfabren unn
i9redli9 uerltammelt woib;n.
aMoure.-3me @efansene,
Darlington unb Sones, mel@e ii9 me-
gen &aubeS i'm bieltsen 8efdn9nib BE-
fanben, INN bie Sisun9 bes DiitrittS=
seri9ts absumarten, bewerffteutateu
mdbrenb zines i6meren @emttters tire
6lu9t unb ltnb BIS iett nod nt9i
einsefan9en worben.
8atbsate. = 9err u. Ser:
tranb bibte etnen StaI lammt etne1
sroben Yartie 9eu bur6 Seuer ein,
mel9es bur9 8ltbldlas peranlab'
porben mar. Ser 8erluft betrdSi
iiber $1,000. Mu9 bic bteitSe &tr@,
murbe mdbrenb beS @ewttterturmei
beiddbist unb bas @etreibe in be-
Na@barl9aft i@limm Selasert.
Gibbs afpta.
StourS ats. - Ser Strm'
iTnd nnH .Gnrnn nerhrnnnfer S0nntn,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-28
PETER BRICK.
9e@tSautpaIt.

Sflice III 9abr Slsd, ct. Gloub, Miuu.
User perbeilerte Sarmen faufen ober per=
taufen min, wirb es su ieinem Sortbeil fins
ben, bel mir einsufebreu. antbeiIe in Ser
i. Cob Star Wtinine Complain
werben auf furse 3eit gu 10 Gents per slns
tbetl perfauft. Wer elm ii1eres, permanen=
ties unb profiables rSnpeitment" MAIDEN min.
perfeble ni9t, bel uns uor;uipreden. Sdreibt,
Tlr metfere Nistlnft. 37-ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-28

lit. Ser gauge gorratb uen 8inb=
faben, wel6er in ber lebten Sai1on
au9eferttst wurbe, lit uerfauft.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-30
NO LEGAL KNOWLEDGE.
Women I'm General Are WofuIly De-
hcient I'm Understanding
of the Law.

A compulsory legal education law
for women was the suggestion of Miss
Harriet A. Keyser at a recent meeting
of the Legislative League in the Tux
edo. Miss Keyser deplored the igno-
rance of women regarding their own
standing, reports the New York Trib-
une. Men as well as women she has
found sadly wanting in knowledge
where wills are concerned, and be-
lieved that natural Incidence is at the
bottom of it. although she admitted
that everything about the law is tire
some. One woman said the lawyers do
not know IL all. She never feels safe
on legal question until she has con-
suited at least 10 members of the bar.
Mrs. Lille Deyersaux Blake, who
presided, said that there are still %
states in which women have no right
to their own children. Illinois and
Connecticut have, within a year or so.
been added to the number of those
where the mother owns her child.
Mrs. Blake believed that the root and
groundwork of woman's oppression as
1t existed so years and more ago was
the eating of the historic apple by
Eve.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-30
FRENCH ELECTION MANIFESTO
Curious Circular Issued Against Med
IcnI Candidates for the Cham 4.
her of Deputies.

The following curious election mani
festeo was issued the other day in
Paris:
Electors and business menl On the
eve of the elections the friends of the
small dealers call your attention to
the present very grave danger-name-
ly, the invasion of the chamber of dep
uties by medical men. Oppose medical
candidates; replace them by CONNER
cial men. And whyP Because the
trend of the hygienists is TO exercise
an insupportable dictation concerning
the supplying Of food. To increase
their authority these hygienists do not
hesitate to exaggerate in an absurd
manner the Importance of food frauds,
and then they pose as sayiors of hui
man life. Thus sometimes these hy-
gienists, who are nothing but quacks.
accuse purveyors OF milk, sometimes
wholesale provision dealers, or, rather,
grocers. No branch of food supplies
is free from their accusation of fraud
and Justification. Defend yourselves,
then, against the calumny. Food pur-
veyoYs of Paris and the provinces; vote
against medical men. Let all parties
choose other meH to uphold their flag.
Let them, for instance, choose food
puryeyors"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-30
WILL BE DIFFICULT WORK.
An Engsaeep's Description OF n POr-
tion OF the Proposed Near
aqua Canal Line.

/ much doubt IL / exaggerate the
difficulties which have to be encoun-
tered during the first 20 miles or so
after leaving Greytown, when / say
that. excepting the heavy work i'm
the Culebra section and the construc-
tion of the Bohio dam, the entire
Panama canal might be built more
easily and at no greater cost, says a
writer i'm the Engineering Magazine.
For many miles of the distance mem
toned the Nicaragua canal line pass
es through n fiat and swampy coun-
try where the rainfall is abnormally
heavy and practically continuous.
The swamps communicate freely
with the rivers in the neighborhood.
the flood levels frequently rise many
feet above the level of the Caribbean
sen and entertainments will be re-
quired for long distances. not only
TO maintain the canal from within,
but also to exclude flood waters. The
soil. moreover, is often unsuitable
even for the toughest Of embank-
ments that clay for their construc-
ton viii have 10 be brought from
the adjacent hills. At least two riv-
ers will have to be diverted. and four
waterways are planned, each neces-
sarily Mt considerable distance
from the canal line, for the purpose
of protecting Il from floods.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-30
FRANCE NEEDS NAPOLEON v.
Grandson of King jerome Named
After Napoleon ~. May Vet
Mount the Throne.

That is just what France needs. She
lacks a man. On that point the aristos,
the unwashed. and the middle class are
for once in unison. They all want a
pro-consul who shall demolish the linn
tied liability company that runs the
state, writes Edgar Saltus, in the
Smart Set.
In the expression of that want is real
Partisan gayety. In it, too, is the hum
of the bees. Whoever is able to recall
both will have to come enveloped in
glamour, astride n prancing steed.
The only one competent TO execute any
such feat of haute ecole Is Louis Ma
poleon-Napoleon V.
The grandson of King Jerome;
trained in the fine school of the
Caucasus; living on terms of agree
able yet not oppressive intimacy with
the car; capable of getting boost
from Italy, from whose reigning house
his mother came and into which his
sister was married; capable, too, of a
boost from the kaiser, whose grand
father thrashed his uncle out of his
boots, and who i'm consequence takes
naturally lively interest in him-here
is n star that every seif-respecting po-
litical meteorologist can discern rising
in the dreary sky of France. There is
the pro-consul. There is the man.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-30
NO STANDARD IN LANGUAGE.
Changes I'm Our Tongue Are So FIRE.
quent IL Cannot He stand
ardized.

want to standardize the pronuncia-
tion of English" do your" queried n
scientist of the bureau of ethnology.
according to the Chicago Chronicle.
"Well, you will not succeed.
Language will not standardize I'M
til it is dead. 1t is constantly chang
ing. We are going to lose the final
e. from ing in 200 years. We are GO
ing to Glide and attach the negative to
its verb. We shall drop the apostro-
phe from don't and that form has
already displaced che singular form
doesn't Speech forms and changes
come up from the unconquerable
multitude. The educated few surren-
der or get run over. Even now writ
ten English is different tongue from
the English of colloquial speech.
"The strength of our tongue is in
its wonderful flexibility. Place side
by side scientific statement of the
procession of the equinoxes, a MILL
ner's description of a new Partisan
hat, baseball reporters story of a
double play at second base and an
electricians account of the burning
out of an armature aid you have four
different languages incomprehensible
TO the general reader, yet all in this
wonderful English of ours. Persons
of ordinary intelligence know the
meaning of 10000 words. There are
100000 words in standard dictionary,
of which, then, 100000 are in an un-
known tongue to the average man.
II is not possible to standardize
spoken language"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-30
SUNLIGHT ON THE SKIN.
The Tan Produced by Continued Ex-
posture Thought 10 Produce
Protective Eject.

A physician has been investigating
some of the effects of direct sunlight
on the skin. Painting a band on his
arm with India ink, he exposed the
member to a scorching sun. The usual
painful effects followed, except be-
meath the band, where the skin re-
NAMED white and unaffected, says the
Buenos Ayres Herald.
He suggests that the tan which con-
tinued exposure produces upon the
skin is a protective effect. If further
experiments establish this Inference,
a further hypothesis will be rendered
probable-namely, that the power ac-
quired by the human skin in the trop-
les of secreting a Pigment is really
protective of its 10 Ssr and function
ally active layers. Dffhand one would
be apt to conclude that black skin
ought to increase the heat effects Of
the solar radiance.
We are required now to learn
whether the harm is really done by the
heat rays, for conceivable il may be
due to any other OF the diverse sorts
of vibration of which that rediance Is
now known to be highly-complex
phenomenon.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-30
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Road Commissioners Appointed Bonds of
County Officers Approved.

The Board OF County Commissioners
met yesterday with Messrs. Brooke. Ben
son, Beard, Ways son. Shipley, Hall and
Cromwell present. The following bust
ness was transacted:
An insolvency was allowed A.G. Cooke
on $500 for the year 1901.
The bond ot Daniel McComas, con-
stable for the Eighth district, was exam
ined and approved.
The bonds tf John N. Davis and Will
liam G.. Hawkins. justices OF the peace,
were examined and approved.
The following appointments were made
for the Second district Road Commits
sioners. Ephraim Gather. dem; F. &.
Combs, rep. Constables. VIM. ID. K.
Lee, Benz. b. Severe.
On the petition of residents OF the
Fifth district. that a public road be open
ed from the lands OF Henry Stoll. lead
ing to Brooklyn. the Board appointed as
examiners Herman Stoll. VIM. s. Crisp
and Henry Gehr.
The committee appointed to confer
with the County Commissioners OF Balti-
more county regarding the repair OF the
Sweeizsr bridge. reported that the con-
tract had been awarded to Sandtord x
Brooks al $3.50.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-30
ON FOREIGN TERRITORY.
President Roo~eveIf's Departuse
from nm Established Rule I'm
Honor Of Prince Henry.


"The recent visit of Prince Henry
of Prussia remarked naval officer
10 Washington Star reporter the 9TH
err day, established two records in the
history of the presidents Of the United
States. The first was when President
Roosevelt was the princes guest on
board the German warship Hohenzol-
lern at New York. and the second was
when the president attended the din
ner given in honor Of the royal visitor
at the German embassy in this city.
So far as / can learn there were no
precedents for either action. for
eign warship and a foreign embassy
are foreign territory under all circum-
stances, and from that standpoint
President Roosevelt went out of Unit
ed States territory and jurisdiction ON
both occasions. You know it has been
an almost unbroken rule with all the
presidents never TO accept invitations
to dine in the national capital except
at the houses of members of their cab
inets. and / never heard that any presi-
dent ever before dined at the official
home of foreign ambassador. well
remember the action of President
Cleveland and the Columbian naval re-
view in New York harbor in 1898. War
ships Of all the important countries
In the world took part in that event,
but the president made 1t point not
10 go aboard any of them. He con-
fined his visits afoat TO United States
warships and reviewed the foreign
naval fleets from the quarter deck of
the naval yacht Dolphin. To my mind
It would not have made any difference
II he had gone on the foreign men-of-
war, and the only reason he did not
was probably purely sentimental"