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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-27
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-27
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TeMs0utneaS.

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f9limmiten Nuspi9fe.
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pi9fe nit benz 8esriff l1eberz &ultur
tn @%erbtnbuns sebradt unb bic nabez
ltesenbe Sdlubfolserung tit bic, bab
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nannten NaturpDlfern unb @itten iebr
bel better beitelt lei. Sbatfa9e aber
tit es, bab bic S9leppe f9on in uralter
3ett eriittrt bat, unb bab bas bGblt9e
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bic metften friiberen Sabrbunberte ber
uns betannten Neutrality-suspicious..
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gerabe BET ben fogenannten Naturb0l>
tern. Seben mir bon ber niebrigen
&ultur entarteter @Dlter, pie 3. g. Der
Mutralneser ab, 10 ftenen bic nit ber
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unb urtpu4iisfe aulturftufe bar, bic
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ben 1T. Ote serabeau unslaublt9en
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benz Sbterret9, als bter nod in erfter
2tnie Der Mann f9Dn gu fem bear,z
fprudt, pGbrenb bel ben f9on tpeiter
fortgef9rittenen afrtfantf4en Negern
Der 2%Dtpenantbeil bes S9mudes benz
Weibe iiberlaH en- bleibt. Wabrf9einz
lid ntrgenbno fonft auf Der Grbe
birfte man fol9e Weipen<Sai finz
ben, tpte Bel man4en f9naraen @tuz
BERN i'm Sunern Neuguineas. Sn iuna
gen Sabren bunsern bic 2eute podenz
lang, UNI fid, tpenr, iie redt mayer eez
iporben finb, ni9t etpa blos einen
@iirtel anlesen, fonbern bielmebr einen
bretten @urt ~um ben 2eib fledten au
laf1en, Der obne9 ur4f9neiben NIT benz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-27

Gieenartise preisau>
g a b E. CUR S0rberuns Der boben=
reformerif9en Sbeorie bat firali4 Elm
9err Scarf Marsfelb=8e Berlin etnen
preis bon 5000 Mart ausgefebt. 9ie
8obenreformer itnb Der Mnit9t, bab
bic foatale Srase In lebter Qtnte eine
@runbs unb 8~obenfrage iet unb baber
obne groBe umpdlaungen gelDit tperben
t6nne. 9a nun biefe 8~ebauptung bon
berfdtebenen Rt9tunsen auf's 9efz
ttsfte betdmpft pirb, bat Marsfelb
ienen prets aussefebt fir bic BETTE M<
banblung, bic in benz prosrammatiz
f9en Werfe bes iebisen 8unbespore
iibenben Oamaf9te: Die 8obens
reform, 2. &uflase, einen Srrtbum tn
ben srunblesenben Sbeorien na9peiff.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-27

Jte11er 9ar.nIDrseYulrrMI ID. rpvn -a.....
Werben bic 2eute banr tpieber fetter,
70 quilt, mas als Defenders 510n gilt,
obers unb unterbalb bes @urtes In
biden Muliten bas Sleif9 berbpr.
Dab Der fiinftli9e 9aaraufbau mans
der, Tel es bDIts radt, fei es fait nadt,
berumlaufenben Yapuaz unb Neaerz
ftdmme gu feiner 9eritelung ni9t Bios
Stunben. fonbern Sage erforbert, 1T
ebenfo befannt, tpie baB Der S9mud
elmer umfansret9eren SGtonirung Bios
nit auberorbentli9en S9mer5en err
tauft tperben fann, ober bab BEL manz
9en NaturpDltern. lei es fpib sefeilte,
fei es f4para sefdrbte 3dbne fir f9Iu
selten.
Gbenfo tpie bic mpberne ginfaniis
rrns Der peibli9en SaiGe in ben Sits
ten biefer papua= Neger ibr @esenitiid
bat, 70 aud iene anbere mpberne uns
fitte, Bel 8d0en unb fonitisen Seftlt9z
teiten ben tpeibltden R0rper tpeniser
perbiut gu aetgen, aGs es fonft fir
f9idli4 gilt.
@eringer als Bel manden NaturpDlz
fern iinb bic MobezS borbeiten pobl
19on BET ben alien @spptern unb 8az
bploniern unb nod serinser Bel @riez
9en unb RSmern sepefen. Smmerbin
berubt audi bic ansebfide Gtnfa9beit
ber alttlafff4en @enanbuns tbeilpeiie
auf @inbilbung. Wtrb bod reierz
binss bebauptet, baB bic r0mifde Sosa.
iiber beren gtnaelbeiten mir merfpiir>
b~isertpeife tpeniser als iiber bic altrD>
mif9e 5rauentleibuns 8ef9eib piKen.
zines Der perpideltften &leibunss1tide
sepefen fet, bic es iemals seseben bat.
8efannt lit, bab tosatrasenbe RDmer,
benen auf ber Strabe Der Saltentpuri
in lnorbnung seratben tpar, eilis mad
9aufe auriidtebrten, Inn fia in lang
ptertser Mrbeit BON ben Stlapen rteu
berri9ten gu lafen. 9rob Roriett unb
S9leppe sebiibrt unferer 3eit, tpenn
audi letber ntdt Der preis elmer f9Ds
men, 70 bod fi9erli9 Der elmer unges
pObnlt9 atpanglofen Rleibung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-27
Ser gomouet Ut.

Sd Tit aa elmer erniien grtdltuns
mebrere Gage unb mar 10 better, bab
i9 muir mebr wispera ionnte. Im
16. Nouember traf t@ e.neu ber Or.
Warner's MSenten auf n'einem 3uSe !;
er iberret@te mfr etne Alai6e Wbite
Wtne Of Gar Sprup, urb eine Stuns
be, radbem t9 bic erfte Doiis Senouls
men bate, besaun Ste @eiierteit mid
gu p~erlaffeu. Sn "a Stunben mar.
meme Stimu,e gang rei,, unb uatirs
li9, unt bic grtdltuns mar nabe3u
sebeilt. gs 1T bas bette Mittel, bas
i9 ie iab. M&tunsspoa
G0n6ucteur Wd0rett.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-27
RPuund1e.

rWas lit eigentlt9 aus benz gu
@runbe segansenen 8Drfenfpieler 8in>
Der "a S9rtftfteIer lit Ct
seporben. - Mbu, aus Rebande, erft
1aben i'm bic papiere %rutntrt, iebt
ruinirt er's Bapter!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-27

Ser GeKelbauon, in feiner @ertpen@
bung fir Raffeetrdna9en, bietet bic
einatge St4erbett, baB BITE l~1nterba!z
tung ni4t bon u%nberufenen belauf9t
tperben fdnn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-27
Rpuu3ptd1r,t.

Wirtb gum 8Gder, Der fieben
SS9ter bait: ~Gs beirathet tpobl balb
ipieber' cine So4ter rcn Dir9"-
3 Gder: rWober neibt Du benin
bas9"-W b: rGan, bic Gent
n,eI1 nerben fhpt tpteber fletnerI
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-27
New Process
Steam-LaundN

Wenn 10, batrt MIRO es ft1 @u9 Iebnen,
nitt auBer I4t aa laiien, bab mir g1er 81,
8entbnm %bebanbeln, als rpdre es bas unieri,
&C.: Wtr baben bic popfdnbi9fe Wai9an.
faIt TIM Norbwefen unb liefern erfer Rlafie
Irbeit. @ir Sebrau9en fetne @beunitaIiett ;
mir uerberben 6aber Cure Sa1en ri4t. Wenrt
Sbr refine Mrbeit nub bette Bebanblun9 mont,
baum benft an nns. uniere 4reiie Fnb uieb.
ri9er ais f~onifrpo, unS MIR befor9en Cure SSa.
mtlieumdi9e biqt8er, aIs SIR es felbf t6un
t6nut. @rfunbi9t unb Iber5eu9t gu@. @it
baben Nseutet In ben umlie9enben Stdbten
q. 8. Reper 9aaapft~ai@anHalt,
@t8entbirner.
DouIe's @ebdibe an 5. Aue. @. ct. @oub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-27

MltohoIeM ptorbopt {
bis au 800. pferbetraft {arnen in ber
rafff4en Martne NH grfols aur Der.
iperbuns.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-07-07

From Engraving Belonging the Christian
Methodist churches all 200h ami
the where
the apostles Methodm will be held
the
John Wesley
As although
Mrs Wesley the children John the
insisted teaching her children the IL Wesley adj
At the of II he University
pointed
uatd OF this being college he received
though he the greatest theon perhaps the greatest scholar
Wesley College he was the
certain rules dcue called
Mehods
and all had much
which newword colony
himself
education children the first
Sunday school
d. his biography Wesley "The
Paul.
these social eormer xced
Wesley
for ha he world as Wesley
Wesley a
charming handsome with
bright piercing and scrupuousy
nd
his societies
labo extended
his death occurred in London
in
family the time
minister's and about $4,000 lay preachers
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-07-07

with bows and smiles knives and forks in the
politeness home are probably as well
behaved were; but is in general
that seem. nation be deteriorating
Just think of the difference there is between con-
dons of society at the beginning of the
fury and those that existed in the seventies CrOque
just beginning to give way to lawn I'M
dreamed of game in which women might Join AS to
cricket, hockey and football they then mems games
But girls play them ALL pride themselves on
mothers before them prded themselves being gentle
feminine creatures They oyerdd They thought it the
correct thing to if they mouse faint
finger bled And girls the manliness just
as our mothers oyerdd the femniny good manners
generally declining? Or is it only there that we
notice roughness and because with the rest
accuse the whole? Is it really are less pol
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-07-07

Northwestern travelling men have filed
petitions for a new mileage ticket.
Mark Ford has been appointed general
agent of the Great Northern at st. Louis.
During the summer he California linn
tied trains of the Santa Re will run semi
weekly only between Chicago, Kansas
City, Los Angeles and San Francisco.
Twelve miles will be tal-en off the Fig
Four's mileage between indianapolis and
St Louis by the new cutoff between
Hillsboro and East st. Louis, now UNI
der construction.
The telegraphers Of the Illinois Central
and Yazoo and Mississippi Valley Rail
road have completed a new schedule OF
wages for the two systems and will de-
mand an increase over present wages.
According &c an unconfrmed report
from New York, the managers of the
Gould system arc considering to build an
extension from Memphis, Tenn, 10 Biz
mingham, Ala, to connect with the Sea
board Air Line.
Operators and station men on the
western end Of the Erie have got taken
kindly 10 the order requiring them to
buy and wear uniforms. Out of twenty
FIVE all but two refused to obey, on the
ground that they could not do so ON the
salaries they receive.
A rumor concerning the railroad situa-
ton in Tennessee is that the Seaboard
Air Line will reach Chattanooga over
the Chattanooga Southern by building d
14-mile extension from the East and
West Railroad Of Alabama to connect
with the Chattanooga Southern at Gads-
den.
Employees Of the Pennsylvania Rail
road numbering $500, ell connected with
the Philadelphia terminal division. have
asked for reduction Of the working day
from twelve to cigat hours. The
branches OF the service making the de-
mand are the trainmen, car inspectors
and baggagemen.
Papers are being prepared in Denver
to be fled in Wyoming for the incorpora-
ton Of the Sonora, Chihuahua and Mon
terey Railroad with capital Of S20,O0O,-
600. The promoters are mostly resi-
dents Of Denver. The Mexican govern
ment has given the company valuable
concessions and vill materially assist 10
building the road.
At the meeting Of the freight claim
agents and traffic managers Of railroads
belonging ~ the Freight Claim Assocla-
ton who assembled AZ Detroit 2zl rail-
roads, with a mileage Of 1Ts,OOO miles,
we're appreciated. The report OF the sec
refary-tressurer showed that the total
membership Of the association Is 22l.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-07-07

REV. VIM. HOWE. ed his goth blth-
day last year by preaching for fifty
minutes without notes at the Broad
way Baptist Church. Cambridge.
He was born ir Worcester, and re-
ceived an academic education In Am
herst academy. He graduated from
Colby University. then named Water
Vile College, in 1888, and from the
Newton Theological Seminary In 1885.
Following his studies at Newton ne
establ. ned a circuit Of eight mission
schools in Boston. One was In a sail
loft on Commercial street, from which
developed the Baptist Bethel on Han
over street. From another mission on
Friend street came the Union Baptist
church. DIR. Howe was ordained to
the ministry AT DIR. Malcom's church,
then on Federal street now the pres
ent Clarendon Street church. From
1868 to 1870 he was pastor of the
Broadway Baptist church, Cambridge.
He was one of the originators of the
Boston Associated Charities. and was
a member of the Boston School Board.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-07-07
The Rector,s Family

1t has been said that in his foot
ball days the late Archbishop of Can
terbury, never cared how hard his
shins were kicked" and that he carried
this characteristic Indifference TO
knocks into after life. But it must not
be supposed that he did not know
when he was kicked. None knew
better. and apropos is a story from the
Manchester Guardian.
Soon after Doctor Temple was APP
pointed Bishop of Exeter he visited
one of the churches in his diocese for a
confirmation. lie stopped at the rec
tory overnight. The eldest girl. who
was just old enough TO come down to
dinner, was an active, capable girl,
and of great assistance to her mother.
During the meal the latter spoke proud
ly of her daughters usefulness in the
parish.
Wherever CO." observed Doctor
Temple. II find a rector. a director"
indicating the mother, "and a mis-
director" indicating the daughter.
And when your lordship comes .
retorted the mother. with profound
obeisance. I'VE have co-rectorr'
well thrustr' returned Doctor TEN
pie, with hearty laugh.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-07-07
safest building in History.

There was one famous building Of
antiquity, it is said, In Leslie's Month
ly, which, according to the records, was
never once damaged by lightning dur
Ing its thousand years Of existence,
although placed high on hill above a
city In mountain region where thun-
derstorms are very frequent. 1t wag
the Temple Of Solomon at Jerusalem.
The temple was oYerlaid within and
without by plates Of gold. Now gcld
is one Of the best Of electric conduc.
tors, and In this way the whole build
ing was protected with perfection
and thoroughness that has never been
attempted before or since.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-07-07

limited joy. As most Of these are IN
tried theories, however, we continue
beefsteak and lodging creditors. But
there is no longer any excuse FOR our
perversity of comfort We are now
confronted by tried and proven facts,
not mere theories, and If anyone should
be too poor by next Christmas to buy
his wife a present he will have none
to blame for his impoverished condi-
ton but himself; for after several
years of personal experience, A. a.
Sanders. of New York City, says that
a man can live well and be strong and
hearty for only five cents a day, and
there is no longer any excuse for pow
erty.
Mr.. Sanders became a vegetarian
about ten years ago because Of Ill
health. Two years ago he and his two
sons adopted their present system Of
living. which they pronounced Ideal.
Arising at an early hour-four o'clock
in summer and five in winter-they
take a cold bath, and depart for the
business Of the day. Mr.. Sanders us
usllv rides his wheel to and from his
mace of business in the city, a dis
lance of six miles. The young men
quite frequently walk, making the
trip in one hour and ten minutes At
noon they take an hours rest but no
lunch. In the evening they partake
of their one meal OF the day. consist
ing principally of raw foods such as
fruit, nuts. and some form Of grain.
Their list of food articles includes
wheat. oats, beans. corn. lentils. onions,
raisins, dates. prunes. nuts and eyap-
GRATED fruits such as peaches, apples
and apricots during the winter. with
the addition of all fresh fruits and
vegetables in the summer time; milk.
butter and eggs. like meat. are never
used. These vegetables. Mr.. Sanders
asserts, furnishes them the best Of liv-
ing at an average expense Of but FIVE
cents each per day.
Housekeeping is an easy proposition
where this kind Of living is adopted. as
most Of the foods are eaten raw. The
beans. lentils, peas. cereals and the
evaporated apples are thoroughly soak
ed and then slightly steamed in the
way of preparation Prunes. apricots
and peaches are eaten raw after being
soaked foxy-eight hours: but no sea-
soning as sweetening Of any kind is
used in preparing any Of the foods
Utica Globe.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-07-07
THE WEALTH OE THE WORLD
ESTIMATED TO BE 10000, OOO, 900


mated at $4O0Oo00oo00O Guntons Magazine This probably
underestimate of in
semciviized Amer
of
Eli SO6000000 1902 capita
sterng Great
$9OOOOOO SLAP capita Qn 1900 The annual income of Eng
be
the empire and
in estimate
makes
fso52oOo000 f1a6
abroada in
eim
wealth
capt estimating the population in 1891 at 10SOO0O0O.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-07-07
The Home Of asparrow JACK. :

There is a little old house in Ger
mantown, at the northwest corner of
Main and Upsal streets, that is in a
certain sense historical. In this
housG, some thirty-fivS years ago.
lived Sparrow Jack" and the build
ing, therefore. has the name of Spar
row Jacks home" Jack was an Eng
lishman, John Bardsley. and through
the influence of William F. Smith, a
Germantown councilman, he was sent
to England to bring over a lot Of Eng
lish sparrows, the idea being that the
sparrows would destroy the caterpil-
lars that infested the trees. The
few sparrows Bardsley imported are
the ancestors of the millions that now
thrive in Philadelphia The i'm
porter was highly praised for his
work during the first year or two, and
his nickname of Sparrow Jack" was
8 title OF honor fl which he took great
pride. Later on. however. as the
sparrows began 20 become a nuisance,
the nickname came TO have a re-
proachful significance and IN the end
It became a term OF opprobium.-
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-07-07

phrase which accept because of the
the latter often arises out of the former
saying that II could abolish dust we should find MANY
diseases to disappear 1t would gross mistake to sup
pose that dust is universally dangerous Much of con-
ssts of mineral particles; is represented by
shreds or cothng of it Is particles derived
from the bodies of animals and plants represents
the germs of mods yeas other form Of
lower plant life; and of it finally of disease
producing microbes OF the universal diffusion of dust
nothing need be said We only escape contact with il if
we go to the mountain tops flush lungs with the
air Of the open When enter the abodes of men
our invasion by dust particles is complete In
cubic meter of air taken from the open or mountain
tops there found only six germs old houses
in Paris the quantity found 10000 and over
In our great centers of population have to face
perpetual bombardment by dust particles of all species
sweeping arrangements Of ordinary kind only distribute
them The same may be said of the household sweeper
and the familiar duster There displacement of dust
but destruction Even the our rooms and the
cvces OF our cornces harbos of refuge the dust
atoms That is why in hospitals are no angles in
the walls but rounded The plan of the
housewife who uses damp tea leaves preparatory to her
sweeping down with her broom sweeper is concession
to an old idea For long dust is kept wetted il is
not dangerous 1t is found that flushing the streets is
vastly superior process to sweeping them The dust cart
should be thing OF the past Especially summer shoud
flushing be carried out 1t is then that dirt and be-
comes dust 1t Is then also that tainted and
especially milk with the result that little children die
off in thousands from nfane cholera due to the tantino
of their food If to dsnectans are added we rem
der ourselves doubly safe the future we shall find
the housewife dealing with dust science recommends
read also Of system Of cleaning carpets and other things
by sucking the dust out Of them by process Let
US Dethlnk ourselves of crusade against dust Once
uhdeaken the grevous time represented by the Spring
cleaning may become thing Of the past
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-07-07
An EIectric Germ-KiIIer.

Louis Johnson, an employee Of the
Minneapolis Water Works Depart
ment. has devised a plan whereby
typhoid fever and other germs that
make their abode in the city water
can be killed by an application Of air
and electricity. His system, which
was tested at the east side pumping
station. provides for the aeratioa OF
the water and the electroeution of the
germs by a strong current from the
dynamo. The test was success, for
DR.. Corbett, the city baeteriol0gist,
said that at least 20 per cent. Of the
germs were destroyed. and 1t is pos
sible the execution was greater. A
microscopic examination viii deter
mine this point.
Water from the intake Is run through
an eightinch pipe into tank On the
floor Of the pamphouse. While run
ming through the pipe the water Il
aerated by two air pipes. While the
water is in the pipe it is subjected to
an electric current OF 400 volts, and
Mr.. Johnson says this is responsible
for the disappearance Of the germs.
Samples talgsn from the tank several
days ago showed a disappearance Of
germ life Of e4ghty-fve per cent Ac-
cording 10 the claims Of the inventor,
water permsated with germs can be
run through the pipe and tank and
made almost pure IN a few seconds.
Minneapolis Journal.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-07-07

fioated over Navy island at the time
Of the upper Canada rebellion of 1897,
and which, perhaps, flew from the
mast Of the famous Caroline. 1t is
a canvas square, with a history, one
which almost caused a great war.
Capt. Drew, who was in command Of
the improvised fleet, made up of lake
schooners, which captured the Caro-
line, set her afire, and sent her adrift
over Niagara Falls, was compelled to
return to England, and took the flag
with him.
Somehow 1t hung for about forty
years quite obscurely in the Royal
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-07-07
GOATSKIN CHURNS USED
By The PERSIAN N0MADS

A method so primitive that it is al
most unknown elsewhere is still used
by the Persian nOmads in churning
their butter.
In the shelter of the goatskin tent
is swung q crusade receptacle. also
of goatskin. in which the milk Is
dumped. Then It is rocked gently by
hand until the separation "e the fat
from the milk is complete, when the
resultant oily mass, unsalted as is