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The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-14
A SUCCESSFUL, OPERATION

Lucius Curtss, an almost lifelong resident of Derby who is nearly St years old, has recently had a most ma lignant cancer removed from his face The destructive issue is entirely gone, but with it MT. Curtiss has lost his nose, one eye and nearly half of his face. To counter-act the blemish and make him appear like whole-face man. MT. Curtiss is having made an aluminium mask, which he will don before he goes out to greet his friends. He is perfect ly able, physically, to go out but he refrains from shocking his acquaint- ances and is patiently awaiting the arrival of the mask. Physicians years ago despaired of Mr. Curtiss as hope less case, not likely to live more than a few weeks at most, but he has lived to prove them in the wrong,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-14
OUR AFRICAN PLANS.
Cautious Consideration of Them by
 pa

Cautious Consideration of Them by a
 Canadian Paper.
 A move having been made by the United States to obtain a coaling sta tion in Liberia on the west coast of Af- rica European governments, except that of Great Britain, are said to have raised objections to the concession. Germany and France possess the terri tory contiguous to the little black re- public and Germany has made several abortive attempts to induce the Liberi- ans to accept her sovereignty. The principal objection to the granting of a coaling station to the United States is ,.of her own making, namely, that as that nation, on the strength of the Mon- roe doctrine, will not allow European powers to acquire territory or naval bases anywhere on or near either of the two continents, she should not be per- ri1itted to obtain foothold in Africa Very naturally, the Germans cannot see why the United States should claim the right to close one hemisphere against all nations belonging to the other yet be at liberty to extend her power to other continents. As a German writer puts q ls | their exclusive preserve, let them stay there They have no business invading the preserves of other people, The United States can, however, set up a moral claim on Liberia from the fact that it's territory was originally pur- chased by an association of her citi- zens, headed by Henry Clay, who estab- ylished the little republic under the pro- lection of the United States as a home for her emancipated slaves. That pro- lection was, however, withdrawn in 1S47, after which the independence of Liberia was acknowledged by all the powers. Germany, by laying claim to the hinterland of Liberia, has prevented the expansion and somewhat crippled the trade of the republic, both of which were, on the whole, influences for good in Africa English is the language of the people who have churches and schools and perhaps not too vigorous civilization. The Constitution of Libe- ria, conferred by its founders, provides that it shall always be home for emancipated negroes from the United States, and, in view of possible en- croachments by it's powerful neighbors the possession of a naval or coaling sta tion on it's coast by the United States would prabably be regarded by the Li- berans as guarantee of their indepen- dence. If the United States chooses here and elsewhere to withdraw the whole alleged moral basis from the ag- gressive and somewhat impudent Mon roe doctrine she should, so far as that goes, be made free to do so.-Montreal Witness.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-14
AN AGREEABLE sTrRPRrsE

M. F. Coen, manager of the Salem
 Spring Ice company, was agreeably surprised upon opening his mail this morning to find a check for a good sized sum of money. sent to him by a veteran of the Civil war in payment of money borrowed from Mir. Coen in 1884. The name of the old soldier is Daniel Lahey and he is now animate of the Soldiers home in Noroton. He had saved up his pension money and paid the debt with compound interest The check was signed by Captain Coe
 superintendent of the Soldiers home. was accompanied by receipt for MT. Coen to sign. The name of MT, Lahey
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-14
REAL ESTATE RECORD.

Deeds Filed in the Office of the Town Clerk Yesterday.
 The following quit claim deeds were filed in the office of the town clerk yes terday:
 A. M. Thompson and Augustus s Thompson, administrators of the will of Charles & Thompson to Giuseppe Inn perato, B feet on Hamilton street; Paul Russo and Levy Russo to Guisep- pc Imperato, 35 feet on Hamilton street; Philip Goodhart to Mary Terri AS feet on Donnelly place; Vincent Terri to Philip Goodhart, AS feet on Donnelly place; A. M Thompson and Augustus s. Thompson to J. P, Goodhart, releas- ing several mortgages.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-14
THE "SUMMER WlDOWER. J
ERRONEOUS IMPRESSIONS RE-
 GARDING HIS POSITION
Corrected for the Sake of All Con-
 cerned.

It is as well to try and understand q the outset that no man. nor woman, ca
 hope to shirk duty without conse | quences generally unpleasant ensuing
 When you, my dear are planning l summer of pleasure for yourself an
 the children; a summer wherein yot
 will have no housekeeping troubles t bother no meals to think of, nothing
 indeed, but a good time to look forwa 1 to, what will your good man, the wag | worker and bread-winner of the family be doing? .N... 1 Doubtless you find it quite amusing t read in journals of all degrees many and varied allusions to the gay and fes | tive summer widower;" he is supposed
 to be neither lonely nor sad at your ab sence, my dear he is, presumably, see ing all there is to be seen at the sum mer garden, including the pretty choru! girls; his home is only shell of 2 house, and he eats when and where he cares to.
 But let me tell you that such jokes
 should they become realities, mean sor-
 row untold for you; the good times you
 enjoyed shall be as gall and wormwoodi
 the fruits shall turn to apples of Sodom and Gomorrah. And why? Because
 you are not doing your duty to your
 best beloved if you leave him without
 you and his home.
 Indeed, it has always seemed to me
 that unless in case of absolute necessi- ty. and such we are not considering, the man of the house needs his home com forts, his family and all his blessings more during the heated term than at any other time of the year. It is then, generally, he has a little leisure; then he needs relaxation and rest from the ceaseless grind of his business life: then he needs plenty of properly pre- pared food to re-enforce his exhausted physical nature, and then too, the pleasant and soothing companionship of a charming woman; and, if you please, my dear, he should not have to go abroad to find her.
 Certainly the monotony and dullness of your home life should not, could not be quieter than the daily grind of the office is for your husband. You would raise yUu NOlCG III etiiu lamentations, without doubt, if he claimed a summer holiday and left you for months to a lonesome, uncared for time. And yet which of you needs such restful and recuperative experi- ence the more-you or he?
 You may argue that it is very selfish for a man to desire to keep his wife at home because he cannot get away, too. The truth Is as a rule, he doesn't; he is not willing that she should suffer from the summer disagreeabes, and will make sacrifices to that end, But it is not from his side l am viewing the question; it is from the standpoint that you, my dear housewife and mother, mistress and queen of your domain, must not take advantage of his ex- pressed wish, and be selfish yourself
 Unless, as I said before, there is ur- gent necessity, case of protracted ill- ness or something equally eXigent keep your place, which is beside your part ner; he whom you choose above all oth- CTS, and upon whom you bestowed the best and blessedest gift he could receive.-St. Louis Globe-Demo- crat
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-14
13-CENT STAMPS.
A New Issue of Stamps Is Being Pre-.

pared.
 The bureau of engraving and print ing is preparing designs for a new 13-cent postage stamp. so that when the presses turn them out they will all have the charm of novelty.
 The special delivery stamp is to be an art picture of bicycle boy ipstead of the messenger running for dear life. The picture of Grant will be on the new four cent stamp, instead of Lincoln, while the latter will go to the five cent in place of the former. On the eight cent lilac stamp, which now bears the likeness of Sherman, will be picture of Martha Washington. The new Recent issue will have the picture of General Harrison. The head of Commodore Perry on the one dollar black stamp will be supplanted by the likeness of Farraget.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-14

appeared on the receipt, and it was some minutes before 4Ir, Coen could re- call the circumstances of the loan wh.ch he made years ago, as he had al- most forgotten about it and had never asked for the money. It will be the unanimous opinion of all who read of MT. Coens pleasant surprise that Vete- ran Daniel Lahey, inmate of the Soldiers home, is a very honest man. Naugatuck News.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-14
Local Weather Report.
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.
New Haven. June 13,

If you are going away, for a short or long period the Journal and Courier will be sent to you by mail without extra charge, The address may be changed as often as desired.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-14
FIRE IN DURFEE HALL.

About o'clock yesterday afternoon occupied by F. H. and Boyd G. Cutts, freshmen. Paul Cutts was cleaning a pair of trousers with naphtha,. some of which exploded,
 The bed in the room was badly burn ed and the other decorations destroyed. The damage will amount to about $25
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-14
gE1y ADVERTIsEMENrs TODAY.

T ubt Applicaton-J. ]. Maloney. Baseball-Savin Rock Grounds.
 Bicycle Races Coliseum Track.
 Cuticura Soap-Druggists'. N Hosiery-Howe X Stetson. June ~Bargalns--J. Johnson & Son. Good Things -Gamble-Desmond Co. Girls Dresses-Chas. Monson Co. Mems Shirts-Edw. Malley Co. Postum-At Grocers'. Pie and Cake-Boston Grocery Co. Peruna-At Druggists. Summer Goods--rhe Hirsh Stores. Steamers-Montauk Steamboat Co. Store Your Rugs--E.' G. Misslrian. Zu-Zu--At Grocers'. F .Wanted--Cook-Ofi N. H. House.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-14

The many friends of Thomas H. Will Hams, of Gamble x Desmond's. the well known tenor, are congratulating him on the arrival of twin boys at his home WednesdaN
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-14

Flag day was observed in most of the schools yesterday with special ex- ercises. The pupils of the schools have been invited to the patriotic celebra- ton to be held at Colonial hall to-day at p. m, as announced in another
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-14

Mrs B. Dillon and son Charles of 294 Wallace street left on Monday for Berlin, Can, where they will remain for the months of July and August.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-14
WEATHER RECORD.

Washington, D. C., June 13, 1902, p. III. 5 Forecast for Saturday and Sunday
 For New England: Fair in west; showers in east portion Saturday.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-21

3ufdne 1T e, tpenn Der Berg StfIen
nit Steini9lce bat, b. +. Ibhdlge,
mo Steine, Die ii5 bur9 Die 0itterung
oben 'ablDfen, britdnbis 81 Shol fnbz
rem. GIei6 Gei6ofen tOmnen bieae
8oten BON ohen NIT furGt6urer Ct
malt beruntersefaut, uno tper setrof=
fen pirb, 1T perloren. Dd beiBt e
benin an seiduster @tene einen GIN
ftigeu Nugenblid dbfpnrtes, Der geitut>
tet, bic sefGbrIi9e STEELE gu iiberf9reiz
ten. l1nb nad alien biefem pinft benz
8ergffeiger oft nidt einmal als 2obn
cine quite Musfi9t auf penn Gipfel.
9dufig fann er bort faum 4tbem
fd0pfen, benn beran5iebenbe Hebel Der>
fiinben ihle9tes Wettsr unb mabnen
au f1leuniser umfebr. Mit ibnen
fommt oft S9neeseftDber unb fdnei<
bigger, eisfalter Wtnb. Der pirbelnbe
Sdnee perbedt bic I1mf4au, 10 bdb
mandmal felbft bic erfabrenften Sub
rer IRE geben, unb Der 4ompaB bann
Der einaise Retter in Der Notb tpirb.
Jreili9 Bel f9Onem Wetter 1T bas
4nes anbers. man fteist frob bes sez
babten @enufes pieber gu Sbal, uno
mo elatte, ipaltenloie seneiste eisflds
den finb, 6d fann man nobl gar Elm
paar bunbert SUB nabfahren.1 unb nit
Ollie feines 8ergftodes rutfdenb in
nenigen Winuten cine Strede iberpinz
ben, 5u Der man fonft eine Stunbe
mii6iamer Rletterei gebrauht bdtte.
Hah ben gefhilberten Miiben unb
@efahren bes 8eroiteiaens tit e ei1ent>
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-21

ten. Heibt es aber, 10 1T bic gbrontt
Der l1~nsIidsfdue UNI Elm f9redlides
BesebniB rei9er. Mu9 f9roffe Wdnbe,
auf benen SUB unb 9anb oft taum
Raum gum 9aften finben; iosenannte
Ramine, b. 3. fenfre9te Telsfpalten.
bic oft nod baau Dersletf4ert finb,
GeIsbGnber, auf benen moi ii9 uur
trie4enb f~ortbepesen tann, uidt minz
Der S9neenG6ten, b. 3. Interchangeable,
fefsefrprene @9neemafen forbern bic
gdnse @erpegenbeit, &raft unb 9ei=
ftessesenpart bes 8ersfteisers unb bic
ganae l1mit4t unb 9efdidli9teit Der
Tibrer heraus, fon uuslid perbitet
iperben. Das 2eben Der saraen 9efen<
fdaft bGnst oft an Dem falfden 9ritt
pber 9riff, Der ausenblidliheu
S9tpdhe ober ltubefonnen6eit eines
@inaelnen.
@teiIe SdneeboIben tperben meif
gut iberpunben, Defenders penn ber
S9nee ni9t au bart 1T Sat Is iebph
in Der Naht fart eefrpren, 10 muB
mon gum Stufenbauen feline .3uflu6t
nebmen, mas INNER mib1om uno
l~anspierig 1T. @iner Der tidiidita
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-21
&atbOlii6e @interi6mle.

SGaenmTegn Der Sm6Gng Batter f4@e aumt till nb6embhm eearhatm NohpMm @n
0cuH6e Spra1e lit ben dmdG mb wHGibmi6m@ m dMuIboS mbue Der mMmamm s Decentralization
YTT ama sun aus ag anaI u@w@msm snbmhtw d6eF4 elmer mhHaa enMbu Dbmm modem, limb
nmL WenG sGe GURUS Gmsmdht wdbuuMm4 Rmbrb rs WasbRt' @nmhm tbg 3t
Oas S6nliabr be9innt al 4 September nj enbta m Z. Snmi.
Sainennsea: $4,000 HrMi Moonb dgumaMms fir ummdtg h mb @de Sir bic @maue
$4,000 81 Smhs H. l. N. wabem mar T9m -
tSS3mt CHE Bu. gmrp reatnent
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-21
Eos Gamsboot atno ieiue wad,fenoe Dopns
Iaritat ais SommeraufeutbaIt.

Iaritat ais sommeraufeutbaI..
gs iinb nur tpenise Sabre ber, ieit=
bem bas 9ausbpot Bel ben 4merifaz
nern in Mobe gefommen unb bic 3abl
Der iommerlihn 9ersniigungen bas
burb permebrt bat, bod in bieier fur
gen 3eit erruns ii9 bufelbe cine II
srnbe gopuluritdt, bab maj beutl
Sunberte biefer iftpimmenoen 6Guie,
entlmg Der 8iits in rubisen Safsn>
ptnfein poer an ben ufern lanefam
bubinftrDmenber 5lihe peranfert ieben
fanu. Gie u~nsenirtteit unb ponftdns
bise rrabbGnsieteit rcn anem seienz
f9uftlihn 3nanse biIbet Die !Suupte
unnebmli6teit oes lehsrs auf einem
9ausbpph. Man III In Der Gage, fiji
einise Wphen pber glpnote ale 9erz
binounsen init Der gipilifaiion ab5u>
bre6en, mir es Der Gpprismann t1ut,
Der ii9 in Die giniumteit Ses Mclbes
fli4tet, I'M ALIEN gu isiu nit Der al
gepultigen Rntur.
Mber Der Bsfiber zines Gausbopts
seniebt munnigfade Innebmlihteiten,
Dei4e Der Ginfieoler i'm DoIbe entbebz
rem muB. @r bat ftets elm Soh iiber
feinem 4opfe, unb Elm trpdsnes, fomz
fortubles 8ett gum Musruben, .penn
Der Sag gu Gnbe sing. Nu9 3ebens>
mittel in 5Iue tann er auf benz 6aus@
boote unterbrinsen ober in Der nGditen
Ha4baridaft immer frif9 beiorsen.
limb, mas ipobl bas Wi9tisfte lit, bas
9dusboot btetet etnen prGdtigen Conn
me%raufentbalt fir bic sdnse sSamilie,
pabrenb Elm rGamp" i'm l1rpalbe bod
nur fur einaelne perfouen bere9net lift.
Oas !Sausboot pereinist bic Nnnebms
Iidfeiten beg ieisenen 9eims nit BEN
Reiaen bes Nufentbalts in Der freien
Natur unb in ftets rpe9felnber hinge
bung.
Die Roften zines 5ausbpots ftenen
fid auf einise bunbert Dollars, fe
mOgen jebod audi ebenfo bod in bic
Saufenbe seben. je mad Der @rDBe unb
I~usftdttuns zines berartisen i6pime
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-21

renb Der lebten aebn Sabre in ben
4lpen ereisnet baben, tpeiit cine &C.
fammtsiffer bon 275 auf, bon benen
81 proaent ouf bic gentralulpen, ein=
fdlieBlid Der Sdneia, 13 proSent auf
bic @eftalpen unb nobeau so prosent,
unb 5tuar 1873, auf bic Sftalpen entail
len. Inter ben GetDbteten paren 7
Srauen. % Giibrer unb IA 9epddtrG,
ger.
@enu freiIid bic 3abl Der unfdue in
btefen aehu Sabren BON Sabr gu Sahr
susenommrn bat, 10 finb als Griinbe
biefiir bnuptfddlih bic ftete 3unabme
b1 Souren, bic permebrte propasanba
fir bas 8ersiteisen, bic Tribiabrs=,
Spdtiabrs= unb Winter< Souren, bic
fIbrerloieu Souren unb bas MQein=
geben, fppie bas 8eftreben, mod unbe=
ftiegene 8erse gu be5ningen unb bos
4ufiuden Heuer Wese a~nsufibren. SIN
9anSen fpaen CUR 3eit in ben Mlpen
iGbrtih etinn 100000 Souren unterz
npmmen uerben. giner ioIfen srpBen
ansabl gegeniiber perfdpinben Die
bur9i9nittlih q tDbtli6en unfGne
pro Subr. Sie %1nfansquote 1T piel
t%leiner, als bel anberen 2eibesibunsen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-21

tunft, Elm pGrmenbes Jeuer unb Elm
Eager auf Der pritf9e BART. Rur
fur5 1T bic 3aft unb unrubis Der
S9lummer, unb f9on nm elm uhr
Ha9ts pedt Der Siibrer tpitber. SdneI
lift Iles geriiffet, baftis pirb cine Safe
beiben &affees binunterseffiir5t, unb
bann qebt es beim S9eine Der 2uterne
binaus IN bic falte Ha9t. 9inter Der
6iitte bort getpDbnlih Der pfab uuf
mnb es besinnt fOfort bic &letterei auf
sfels ober Gfetf9er; bas Sortf4reiten
aefhiebt rur lansfam unb nit GROCER
0prfi6t. Die 4dlte 1T oft erftarrenb,
unb Mne begriBen NIT Wonne ben
eriten Sagesfrabl. Mun lift iest fdon
in ben 6odregionen, mo aIer pflanz
aenpuhs aufgeb0rt bat, unb na9 elmer
furaen Raff pirb Der fdpierigite She'll
Der Mufgabe in Mngriff senommen,
ndmli9 bic grtlimmung bes eisentz
Iiden @ipfels, behen fdroffe, bon
Iirnfelbern unb aertliifteten 9letihern
rmlagerte JeIfenflanten fdeinbar un>
erfteigli9 gum 9immel emporrasen.
csebt tritt Gletfderfeil unb gisptdeI
in S6dtiafeit. Our9 bas Sell miteins
amber perbunben fhreiten bic 8ergffei<
oer porpdrts iiber 9letf9eripalten unb
f&arfe Gissrate. Gleitet giner duf
benz Grate aus IN bic Siefe, 10 bleibt
benz Iibrer ober benz 9efdbrten oft
niGts iibrig, als f1nen on Der anberen
@eite binabaufpringen, UNI nidt mits
aerifen 5u tperber. Dos 1T bdnn freis
Iid elm perbdnsribDolIer 4usenblid.
leSI.-Aes.@ssI 70 nelinnf es nit einiQer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-21

Ser 8erfau Don 8 o. :
b a + n t dets bas Stid au SO
Gents, an arme gintpdnberer bifbet ben
neueffen S9Dinbel Der 8auernfGnge1
on Der 8atterb in Rem gort.
Oas preubif9e Gifen.
b abnneb 1T in ben perflofener
sebn Sabren- UNI % proaent Dersr0bert
tuorben. Sir Heu< unb Grpeite.
runssbauten Der 8abnb0fe tpurber
mebr uls 100000 900 Mart aufsetpen.
bet.
Oie T # e s b
pel6e cine cipiltTrte Natior
gu perSei9neu bot, ereibt ii9 aus be,
lesten GoltsoG9lurg in G1peben
0Ort ftarben oGbrenD Der legtsn 5e5r
Sabre nun 1919 aus is 1000 Cintpob.
rern.
Der 9 oIImprb m M o
nat 4pril gilt ben gfirfi9sI9:
tern i'm Staate Georgia ais Der ent.
f9eiOenbe Sermin fir ben 4usfon be1
grnte. @snn Biz bobin fem 5rpit iii
anoipen tobtete, gilt ba5 Sbit ni9t
mebr fir %sefGbrbet.
Ser srDBte Irbeitgebe,
in Breuben 1T bas Minifteriur
Ger 0ffentli9en Irbeiten. Der einer
IbtEeiluns btefes Mtniteriums, bel
9ernaltung Der Staatseiienbobnen
finb anein iber $4,000 9eamte uni
Irbeiter unteriteut.
Der ii B N rcna1
d. Mdler 6 matte
etDa 5000 8ilber, bod beute finb etipc
$4,000 re9te" Gorot'19e 8ilber ppr.
bnnoen; 10 pielfa9 tpurbe hie Dirt Co.
rDts na9 feinem Sooe nadgedbmt uni
Der beribmte Same bes MeiIters miB.
brnuht.
Gin 81 q Bigteits<9
eTiffrt in nlperiion, Gnglanb, mil
ettpa 200 Mitgliebern, Die fi6 perz
pfli4tsten, per Mbenb ni9t me6r ola
stpei Gldfer Bier gu trinten. 4lfpbol=
freie 9etrdnte birfen fel5ftperitdnbt:t
in ~belieStsen QuantitGten senofen
perben.
Der dIteife Yenfiond r
Der 0terreihHd=unsarifden Irmse,
Maior Grcf RinisI feierte fiiralid in
benz Siroler aurprte Cries in geiitieer
uno tOrperIider Jrif9e ieinen SO. Sc
b~urtstag. &iinisl 1T aud Der dltete
&urgaft bon 9ries unb gbrenbiirger
Der 9emeinbe.
g oden>g rfranfunae gen
ereigneten ft9 na9 einem offi5ielen
8eridte in ben Der. Staaten in Der
3ett bonn %. DECEMBER 1901 Bis 81.
MGr5 1902 24,194, nit 7O8 Sobes<
fallen. Sn berfelben geriobe 1900
1901 ertrentten 11,496 per1one1 ON
ben 8lattern, unb nur 149 ftarben.
Oas q Yorfer 4r<
II + dus b~eberbergte poriqes
Sdbr 25O0 Perionen, bic our State
bon 5ebn Gents per Sag unb aopf erz
ndbrt purben. sic erbielten 8rob
unb Raffee gum Jtiibftid, 8rob unb
1Stetp" gum MittagmabI unb 8rob
unb Sbee als Mbenbmabl5eit, obne
Butter ober Semitic.
~ -,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-21
a(piner Sport.
Wasbalfise Sersbeteisunsen in ber
Gisresinu Der eurupaii9en alpen.


@ie aniGbrIid, 10 ersieBt ii9 aud
I'M beurisen CONNER elm uabrer
S9parm bon Souriften aus allen
Sbeilen gurppas unb 4merifas iiber
bic berrli4en 4lpenldnber. Die mebr
Dber minber tpasbalfsen 8erstuuren,
bic Bel bieier Gelesenbeit setpDbnli9
unternummen tperben, forbern stpar
thinner pieber neue Menf9enopfer, unb
bas transatlanti59e Gabet bate au1
in LETTER 3eit beg Sefteren iber alpine
unsliidsfdne gu beri9ten, trosbem 1T
bas Snterefe fir ben Ilpenfport in
ffeter 3unahme besriffen. Die Wesez
unb 9~Ittenbauten bes beutfhen unb
DfterreidH9en Mpenpereins unb beg
f6peiSerif9en MIpenflubs buben eben
IN ben Iesten Subren bag 8efteisen bon
8erssipfeln iber 10000 SUB pefent=
Ii9 erlei9tert, unb au9 in anberer
Weife lit man bemiibt, bic 9efabren Der
9odtouriftit gu perminbern. go boz
ben erft biefer Sage aebn beber5te
S9peiaer Jiibrer i'm &qnton @uais
an Der f4limmiten MufftiesfteIe bes
1880 SUB boben Weibborn elm Sell
bon 264O SUB 2dnse seipamnt, nm
es ben Souriften gu ermDsli4en, nit
peniser gefabr ben gerssipfel gu er.
reiden.
,Mas aber trpbbem baau seb5rt, cine
8~ersbefeisuns erfteu Ranses bur45uz
fiibren, bapon seben unfere 8ilber cine
@nfdauung.
Nm Sage por Der eisentli4en Be-
fteisuns MAIDEN bic gersfteiser nit
ibren 5iibrern ben rInfties," Der big
CUR !6iitte fiibrt, mo einfade Inter
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-21
Gin Sausboot.


member Sommerbeims. Die fofipiez
liseren 9ausbopte baben eigene Be-
triebstraft; bic meiiten tperben iebod
bonn ufer aus fortbepest, inbem elm
Pfero bds Boot siebt, ober ma be-
bient iid zines tleinen Motorbootes.
tpel6es bas 6ausboot in's S9lepptau
nimmt. 8ielfa9 beniibt man our 9er>
fteauns zines Sausboots einen Yrabm
ober elm altes &analboot, t%porauf pos
5aus gebaut pirb; bic Soften beldufer
fid in biefem Sale auf etpa $500.
Wirb bas !9ausboot nit Maf9tnen
ausgeftattet, UNI unter eisenem 9ampf
fabren gu tDnnen, 10 itelen ii9 bic
Soften ielbftDeritGnbIi9 erbebli9 bDber
uno be5iffern ii4 oft ouf $4,000 big
$4,000.
Sn Der umsebuns Netp gorts unb
on Der &iifte bon Sem sSerfen finbet
man i'm CONNER cine itattli6e Slotte
bon 9~ausbooten. @u9 Der ct. 2oipz
rencez5luB erfreut fi9 Bel ben gisens
thiimern bieier f9perfdnisen ober be,
basli4en JabrSeuse GROCER 8eltebtbeit,
besglei9en gibt es 9uusboote in ftatt@
liher 3abl I'M mittleren Weiten unb
an Der patfii4en aufte.
Dos erite 9ausboot in ben Ser.
Staaten purbe Dor ettpa 16 Sabren
fur ben pertorbenen MiIiondr gierre
2priGarb sebaut. Die 9eimatb bes
9ausbootes 1T England, mo man biefe
Jabrseuse auf alien 5IuHen unb StrO>
men erbltden fann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-21

l1q m%ertplrDtg, ucB man ntHt nocp
bel otter BON unglIdsfGuen bort unb
bieier Sport ni4t cine neitaus srDBere
Insabl Spfer forbert. Cine Statiitit
Der tDbtlihen unfdue, tpeI4e fi9 tpGb@
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-21

. 81 E 8 m il 8 Zen | n
6 il b 6 G q reinieen unb
poliren idbrGi9 Heis i'm @ertbe BON
ettpa 500. 900, 600.
Sbwimmu0e Sommerpillfn.