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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
Rooms 100. Geburtstae.
9brnn8 zines galaoins Saiier gSiIbetms l..
ourd, elm IeufnaeI In Serliu.

ourC EN- SeWtnlGt tu Serttu.
Nm 80. Q(pril b. s. tperben es 100
Sabre, felt Graf b. Hopn, elmer Der
palaOine 8aiier Mtl6elms l., gu
Pleusbagen in 9ommern bas 2iGt Der
Nelt erblidte. Merfpiir0tger WeiIe
alert Die beutI@e &ei9s6auptitabt, po
Roon als &rieg5miniiter Wil6elm8 I.
unermibli6 t6Gtig getpeien uno ols
OrganiIator bas 6unOament 81 Dem
preuBtf6en, jebt beutI9en Muiter6eere
gelegt bat, NOD fetn 9enfmal bes Ser
epigten. grft felt ettpa einem Sabre
toar Elm &omite unter be!n protettorat
bes Yrinaen Qlbre4t bon PreuBen,
Hegenten bes Se%r3ost6ums 9raunz
i9lpeig, fir bic Grri9tung zines
3oonzM onumentes in Berlin unb bic
Nufbrinsung bon 5onbs fir baHelbe
tbGtig, unb Der &aiier bat nunmebr
beitimmt, bab bas 0entmal am borz
ttgen aDnigsplabe CUR @uffteluns sez
langen iou.
Qlbre9t b. Hopn trat i'm Sabre
1921 als Sfftaier in bas preuBifde
Seer Elm; er befudte bon 1924 big
1927 bic aIsemetne &riegsf9ule in
Berlin, fungtrte bierauf als 2ebrer i'm
4abettentorps In rSpraatben" unb
an ber &rtessfdule, mar Mitslteb Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09

Spite elmer Expedition CUR Grforz
i9ung bes gan5en 2uufs bes blauen
Ntls, Inn bic epertueqe S9tffbarfett
ienes Sluffes uls 8%erfebrspeg BON
Mittelz Nbeiitnten na6 benz Mittelmeer
feit5uiteuen. Die Expedition 1T eine
Der srDbten, bic in ben leBten eSabren
i'm buntlen grbtbeile ausgefii6rt muir
ben. Die Soften fir ie trGgt auein
MacW}iqan. 0te Expedition ipurbe
MIR oaour6 m0gli9, baB MacMtQan,
Der i4on frii6er einmal in N%beiiinien
Der 2~Openiagb O6lag, Elm perIOnli9er
Jreunb Menelits 1T. gelegentli9 Der
engliI9en &0ntgstrOnung i'm bprigen
Sabre Tub Mene(if bur9 fetnen Gez
prGIentanten 3as Mafonnen in 2onz
Don Mdcl}tQan Elm, i'm gu beTu9en
unb ietn @aft 81 fein. Glei93eitig
tieB er i'm nit elmer 0plbz W}eboile
beforiren, Die MacWiuan i'm Gei6e
Wlenelif5 perIDnlt9e Si6erbeit ges
pGbrleiItet. 9ie brttii6e Regierung
bate faum baoon geb0rt, OaB MacS
MliQan nit bieier 8eIu9sreile 5u9lei9
cine Grforf9ung bes blauen g}ils pers
btnoen poQte, als ie MacW1iQon Elm
&%anonenboot am 3uiammenflu1e bes
blaren unb peiBen Nils CUR @ers
fiigung itellte unb ibm Sberft 9arz
rington, ben britiiden Qgenten am
9ofe Menelifs als &atbseber beisab.
9as @orseben Der enslif9en Hesiez
rung ertldrt ii9 aus Der SbatIa9e,
bab, fails Der blaue Nil fi9 als f9iffz
bar erpeifen fonte,- enslifde Waaren
auf 8ooten na@ @beiiinien sef4afft
tperben f0nnten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
3app'S
Sanf,

weitli6 POM Gourtbaule, ct. Glonb, Minn.
a aig ia 4 g SaSg r,; S1 t H1n,s,' out n gslDf ais jpsISs
f fad opsr niSt' si1iptse sp ssgs o Be lt tSsil5 sss'
il, ie la6 Selieben suriidbesabIt werben tanu.
8srtauft Bstisl, g%slOteaonugsn unO 9aftags.
pas. Ius;ii9e aus Sen @rurbbii6ern (ah.
itratts), 8ollma9teu &aufz uuS Sppptbeten
tno ionittSe %llrtunben lperben 9eieblih aus
tefert;0t uub be9laubiot.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09


giseni9aften, bur9 bic 9euti9lanb
srob getpor0en lit, als 8orbilb OOrsuz
balten.
Sturb5a bat bisber in 5pDlf perz
f9tebenen Mtintiterten abpe9ielnb bic
portefeuiQes bes Sinansz unb bes Tins
terri9tsmiriiters unb bes Mtntters
fir ~auspdrtise Qngelegenbeiten inne>
9e6abt. Md6renb Der Dielfa9en Wtr=
rem in oer 8alfanbalbiniel mar CT 5tets
bemibt, on Der Sriebenspolitit bes
SreiGunbes, tpel6e am bel item ben 2ez
bensintereffen Humdniens entIpra9,
etnen Riidbalt fir bas &Dntgret9 gu
finben. Nls MISUNDERSTANDING eez
lang es Sturbaa, cine griinblt6e 3ez
form bes rumGnii6en l1nterri9tsz
noe ems bur9aufibren. Se6r umfai=
fenb lit feline SbGtistett in Der rumd=
nii9en Qtabemte, beren ftGnbtger Sez
tretdr er lit, unb in Der er cine Siiqe
6titorii9=polttti9er Nrbetten tbetls
iel6it berausgegeben, tbetls anserest
bat. Gin bleibenbes @erbienit Sturbz
gas 1T enbli4 bic N~eugeitaltuns bes
geiammten Staatsbuusbalts, bic er in
ben leBten Sabren in elmer 3eit f9perz
iter Sepreiiion NIT riidT9tslofer
gnergie bur6fu6rte. Cine unaabl
iiberfliiiiiser 8eamtenitelen purben
a~ufgebo6en, unb na9 Sabren GENIAL
tiger SeblbetrGse iinb nunmebr i'm
Staatsbubget tpieber srobe lleber>
f9iiie gu ber5et9nen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
Rranfe nnb @iIfloie
fommt 5u ntir.
Sd tabe Das munOerDoUe 2ebenssWez
beimaiB entns6t unb idItbsile
baNslbe fret nit
Meiue @iiiiGn auf Der Grbe lit. Die Srnnfen 3i
Geilen nr0 bic 2abnlen 81 rurtrer.- Gola=
met 81 mir mo iJ gebe Oefnao lao
Stbcn unb SnaeA0.
Mein r8itol gife Sluib." bic munberiamfe
WttIGnn9. wel6e je entbeft wurbe, Iers
be i0 fret auf Na6frage gu.

SD babe bas wunberbore @ebeintuiB bes
Gebens enibedt nnb i6 fam sic tbatiG6li6
iebenb MAIDEN, Ga i'd Sie pom ibrer 6rants
beit belle, Uelder art Tie au9 1eiu mOoe; i'd
made gle Fart unb 9eilrb, m0qen sic nod
10 matt uno pertriippelt iein. Wtt meinem
VITAL LIFE FLUID" belIen @ebeimnib
nur mir aQein b%etannt, curire i6 jebes be-
fannie meuibli6e 2eioen. Gabme werfen
ibre 8riten meg unb mai6iren 9einnb unb
ibre getten unb lauien. ga 1T feline &rants
beit ODER 2eiben unter Der Come, mel6es
mei,, 1punbetbares VITAL LIFE FLUID"
nidt uertreibt. uub es brinet iebem ormer
uub un9liifli9en 2eibenben poltpmmene Gee
iunbbeit.
SD perIu6e ni6t, zine Sbeorie gu bemon=
~itriren, bo3u babe i'd feline !3eit, bo i6 Gbat=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
Beint Observation-Disclosures.

r...S ia, gnd' 9err, Do 9eft' tann
I Sbna f9o' etnbinben.-Was tof'n
tptrb? ga, iag'n ma balt-iel6itperz
ftdnbli' an f4Dn' Ginbanb nit fefte
gden-apa &ronen.-Sa, aba ba
fie9' i grab, ba fan 8ilbel b'rtn-
ba toft's mebr, ba foft's bret &ronen!
-Warum's ba m r foit'2 Weil
mir Der 8'bilf' nit IN Ini9au'n 10
bel 3eit pertanb'lt!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
Gute Gurkulufintt.

rSie Nu%sbtlbung Sbrer S09ter in
Der Muiif muB Sic Elm biibf9es Stiid
@elb ~toiten, pas?"-r Nuerbinss, ober
es bat ii9 i9on rentirt. "-rSo, Derz
btenen ie benin i9on etpas?"-n0as
ni9t, aber bas Na9barbuus tonnte
t9 ipottbiQig faufen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
per ncue Characterization.

Gin Sonrnatit nns nit Geniasarbeiten be,
reits ipobl pertraut.
g. &C.. Serter Nortb, ben prGitbent
&oofepelt gum Na9folser bes bon ieiz
mem Poften suriidsetretenen bisberisen
Gen usbtreftors Merriam ernannt bat,
tpurbe Dor So Sabren in Sem .gort sez
boren. gr begann feline 2aufbabn als
3eitungsreporter, mar bann Chef
rebafteur bes Utica 9eralb" unb bes
rQlbanb Grpreb" unb fibrte BEL Der
Iufnabme bes aebnten Genius bic
Mufiidt ibsr bic 3ettunssitatiItit.
Sir bic Bulletins bes eIften Genius
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09

unb panberte bann na9 ben Ser.
Staaten aus, no er als Irbeiter in
beri9iebenen Staaten tbGtig mar, Biz
er ii6 In 8rOotlpn nit elmer junsen
Nmerifdnertn bon trlGnbif9er Mb=
ftamnluns ietn eigenes 9eim begriinz
bette. Sn ieinen ipdrli6en MuBeitunz
ben perfaBte er bier ben %erndbnten
&pman. gr ianbte bas Manuftript
an ben befannten S9riftteaer Nbolf
Mtlbranbt in &oitod unb beiIen noblz
polenben 8emiibunsen gelang es, bas
Wert bes 8rootlpners an bic Seffent=
lt9tett gu btinsen.
Gin nrTd1idstsr Arst.
Qr5t gum &ouegen): SD Be-
greife ni9t, pie Sic bteie einsebilbete
&ranfe bebanbeln m0gen?"-vS. iebt
babe i6 tie f4on tpirtli9 ~trant!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

8etannter: mgGio sic flo9en
serabe iiber bic pulperfabrtt 6tntpeg,
ais bteie in bic 2uft floe9"-2 II =
f6iffer: ga, mertpiirbiger 3u'
fal; ben gberltter unb elm paar Or
better babe i6 nod aufgefansen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
9as &efc 1T her Welt.

Or. S. IS. 9amiltun bon San
Srancisco, Gal, iast: sd babe
@arner'S @btte 8ine Of Tar Sprup
Sabre lang perfauft. gs lit BITE bette
Suitenmeti3tn tn Der @elt uab bat
teines @let@en fir Ntbma.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
Gttr nrTh1idkter Arst.
GrHer

Srinter (oer ft9 Elm pianino
faufen min, gum 9%dnbler): rSDnn<
ten Sic nt4t ftatt Der 8er5enbalter
etpas gum 8isrgldszO raufite0en an
brinden?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
Audi cine

% n (au ibrsm Gatten):
rWas ion benin bus beiben, Su trintIt
ia beute f9pn Die FINITE Slai6e
8ein9"-G q e: sd brau6s
namli6 leere Slai6en gum Wetnab=
aieheni"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
Der blaue nil.
electromagnetic zines amerifaniid1eu @iuio.
taars-Saiier Renelif.


Ntdt nur in ct. 2outs, ietner @uz
terftabt, ionbern audi in peiteren 8reiz
fen fat Die iinsit eingetroffene Na9z
ri9t Sreuoe erregt. bab Der tibne 5prz
f9er Wiaiam Nortbrup MucMtilan
unb feline amertfanti9en 9efdbrten
8rotpn unb Marlotp Bel ibrer Mnfunft
in N6eiiinten BON &aiier Menelit berg
li6 ntQtommen gebetben tpurben.
Menelit iteute Der Geieui6aft, gu Der
au3 etli6e gngldnber eebDren, eine
gsforte bon SO Solbaten our Ser
fusung.
MacWfiGan, Elm ct. Coulter MtQtoz
NOR bon faum 30 Sabren, ftebt an Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09

fdrieb er einen Spesiafbert9t iiber bic
Standardization. 8ts gum 1. MdrS
b. s. mar Nortb i'm Geniusbureau
gbef>S tatiitifer Der Nttbeilung fir
SabrtfpeIen. Nadbem funsirte er als
SefretGr Der National @hociatton Of
Manufacturers. Sein Imt als
genfusbirettor tritt Nortb i'm Mai
b. s. an.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
AUS Der 6PTeurd1uft.

Baron: rGs lit eritaunli6, pis
genau Sic bas Otter Der Samen err
ratben fOnnen. Wie MAIDEN Sic bas?"
80 0 berner M aler: Song
etnfa9, ie ausgei6ntttener, beito
Glter!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
9nternationaie WubltJitiskeit.
Or. Slopfds Wiifion inter oen S;ma.n.
seine f.lbc,e Sbatigfeit.

Or. 2outs &lppi9 bon Nep Wprt,
Der ais @oriibenoer Der amerifanif6en
&ommiflion aur 9efGmpfung Der Sum
sersnotb unter ben Simmer in Iublanb
unb S6pepen e%egenpdrtis in ieneH
9iftriften peilt, bat in Der turaen S3eit
feines bortisen @irtens bereits bemer'
~fenstpertbe Grfol9e ersielt. 8ie Elm
bteIer Sage bon elmer Snlpettionstour
auridgetebrter ruiiii6er Gmii1Gr be-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
Scenes 6ef6dft.

Dem 9eebrteu Yublifum CUR sefduiaeu
gta9ri9t. baB ib in ct. @loub, go. 20 an
6. Ipe. iiibli9 cine Speserei= unb Nutterge=
i9dft erottnet babe. Steele Sebienun9 iebem
Rnnben Suli9ernb, bite i9 UNI 9itise @e>
fddftsunterfiituns.
12sta 6ermauu Sturre.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
Gin nuter AerI.

rSit BENIN Der junse Gbemann Meier
audi redt 9liidlid?"- n9epib! Gr
freut fi9 INNER 10, ipenn feline Srau
NeGt bat!!"
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-07-16
NERVE .WORN7 KIDNEYS..111',...

Dosn's Kidney Pills
make freedom from Hid.
ney trouble possible.
They carry; - kind Of
medication TO tho kid
,neys that brings = bsieht'
ray ofs hope to ds.persa,'tss
(. Aching backs ire eased.
Hip back, and loin pains
overcome. Swelling Of the
and-dT6psy signs
Lex HAVEN, Pa Mn.
l. w. Apmpmen, writes:
= A few weeks ago I cent tot
7 q trial box 81 Doan's Kidney
Pills for myself, and they did
ell they arc said to do. Ny
husband was licked last foil
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-07-16
PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

It is said the population of London
is SO dense it is unable to see the point
of an American joke.-Chicago Daily
News, ...i.5. d
It may appear to- you that all the
good jobs are taken, but by the time
you are capable of filling one it will
be- STANDARDIZATION Globe. -
Nell-"Is she q society woman ~
Belle ayes, indeed. She belongs to no
less than 10 societies for the suppress
sion Of as many things. philadelphia
Record. 1 az .<3,ia -
"A Frightened Bride.-Bridesmaid-
''You poor, frightened darling. You
looked scared to death at'the altar
Bride-"Yes, George trembled sol was
dreadfully afraid he'd lose courage and
run away."-N. Y..Weekly. - e, ~,
WHATS the derivation of the word
ecollege?' ~ 81 giveit up. . But surely
The: word must mean something" "Oh!
I guess it was just faxed up by some
poet; who needed a rhyme for 'knowl-
edge "@Philadelphia Ledger. q,
Easy Enough. Miss Verne ''Her
eompledon is Just lovely. I wish I had
IT." Miss Peppreyy well, you know,
the advertisement says: 'Ifyour drug
gi.t doesn't keep It write direct to the
manufacturer y Philad elphia Press.
Progressive say, Parker, why
does that dentist SO around telling
strangers funny stories pr .'Why, he
has an eye for business: When they
laugh he notices their teeth, and it
they need fixing up he passes over a
card Chicago Daily. News, ~.
Smith .."The papers speak enthusi-
astically Of your daughters singing at
the musicale last week. Rogers:
eyes, I am. surprised they should all
speak SO Aatteringly. What does the
Planet say?". Smith There's nothing
lin the Planet about her" Rogers
".That's: queer. 7 certainly sent the
same notice to the. Planet that I sent
to the other papers. Boston Tran
script. ,.:,,, .,.. s4.., ,s95,s -.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-07-16

/ by Q horse and badly hurt
his hip. was fractured-ant
after herecovered he was d
such misery thai: 10 :couli
hardly walk, and to stoof
caused him such Distress thG
he thought he would have t.
quit work. also, It affected
his bladder, and he vas I'M
able to make his water with
out Do much distresk21 In
sisted on his getting q boz
) OF your pills and trying them
20 I went to Nason's 1Drus
Store and got q, box. Tbs
first box helped him 30 much
that got the second and al1s
the third, and now he is en-
tirelys well. Mrs: II; W
AxNuxEN, Lock haven, Pa
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-07-16
Dintng IN the .Future,

The host sat at the headof the table,
surrounded by the various food con.
densing devices. s.'' 'i.''' 81 8
"Light or dark meat, Mr.. Smith,"
Is !" Light, If you.please.' = 1850 &C. ~
! ga little Of the gravy?"
i i''A very little thank. ) our y
."Cranberrys sauce, Of course?": 4
HPlease." :.f w. +,
The host pressed three buttons and
turned a crank.
hostess, from the other end Of the
table. !s'f;iiS ~; tI '''al 50 =
Coffee" II
The hostess pulled lever. L.
/. Then a servant came with a tray and
carried Mr.. Smith his tabloid, which
he swallowed at once, since it was not
deemed good form to wait till the 9th
sers were served. Detroit Free Press.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-07-16
SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY.

Several patents for producing solid
alcohol1have been granted in Germany.
ID. Seyenty-six per cent. of all Bremen
steamers and 80 per cent. of the Ham
burg fleet are built Of steel. ~
The catching Of snakes and the col.
lecting OF their venom, which fetches
81 per grain, is . new industry in Aus
,tralia. ''3i'}lfs# -
An electric machine which is in:
tended to produce rain in times Of
drought is being constructed in Paris
by municipal engineer. i1j,I
The South African cycle trade is.
practically in the hands Of British
manufacturers, even American makes
being imported in very small guam
titles. . r ...y4ss3 ~ .,,.,....s,...
+ Telegraph. poles the lower end OF
which has been soaked in crepsote last
more than 80 years; in Ireland they,
are. some erected in 1855 and still in
good condition. ~. 'i..l's'' s'S II -
There is q large demand for pocket
knives al over South Africa. The
Kaffir, however, seldom pays more
than rs cents for a knife, and iconse-
quently cheap knives would find the.
best sale. ~ 4. f,.4.. -s4r.f.a.,i.
The opinion of Sir John Hershelthat
the southern portion Of the !, milky
way, near the southern cross, is near
er to US than the northern, is quoted
against the assertion Of Prof. wallace
that we are in the center Of the uni
verse. s.s;5l:3t'si liiss CO. -, ~
Although the first vessel passed
through the Suez canal in 1865 it was
not formally opened until 1869: The
British government receives e S14, 766
yearly upon the suez canal shares it
owns. ]. These it bought:for just under
$4,000, 000. IL. b ts...sf: III I'll; NJ
Capers are the flower buds of a hnsh
that. grows in France. Spain and Al
geria.. The buds arc picked BY women
and are placed in barrels Of vinegar for
preservation. An expert can gather
a. pounds q day. II is believed that the
bush would do we'll in California.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-07-16

The scientists havy,e, discovered that lazi.
ness is . disease, but they will never find
out how lazy people can be induced to take
anything for it.-Chicago Record Herald,
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-07-16
do south YOUNG Man,

Go South 1oun1 Mans ,,.,
to Sunny Alabama and Mississippi. the
@ = e% plsss WITT Ja sae
Beall, "A. G. p. "a, Mobile u Ohio r. r.,
st. Louis, for full particulars. ~, ..:af.r.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-07-16
The Adirondaclx Mount.in..

The lakes and streams II the Adirondack
the nights are cool and restfal. II You
visit this region. once, you will 20 there
again. An answer to almost any question
in regard to the Adirondacks will be found
in No 20 Of the "Four.T Track Series, =" The
Adirondacks and How to Reach Thesh;'
George H. Daniels, General Passenger
Agent. Grand Central Station, New York.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-07-16

ct. homes Frequently
on, %san t. g E T duty sa s ss&s
Keeps the nervous
and s tss g ana aaa ss s1a s
can can drag around Toeq continue to and m
S necessary because thy What mistaFei
pain ass a a'nse
cics when this great healing for
FREE MEDICAL ADVICE TO WOMEN,
special s With . fss &s G MAN os MID s
Letter surely help AnaAsies
&: ssi; e: { e: s
For proof read the symptoms, suffering and cure
~. 81. ID recited in the following letters: :sa rias
t s
ses.s y s:a NJ sf -. s e. yss 5 5
ss1: Tsas tls
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ss 70 E fn s % and : s
s; e saf
A Ss Wv w ySa %as o1ne ''1
D1 ves a GePGana S ri 81 you what Lydia Pink
-. T. & sss
pound DO all
4 * your Hep the best remedies in tho a
?sssd @ @ ' 1'3 IL
sss II 81 e @ s8 st
ss "a s 1sa E n t e .sa
pound % % a 91 ss1s ne Il IS
: s ss e. s & s sss i. ss h @ tired
:!ses ~ s sss as especially
$4,000 ss:s5is : ;;Gs's e -: y.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-07-16

I, y. where MS Art was Needsl.4;i
Mesmerist's Wife-Carlos! 3.,' ..t5sft.1l.s
Mesmerist-Well,d dear?
baby he Is asleep London, Answers.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-07-16

. The Four Track News for July, best yet.
Sold by newsdealerss Five cents 9 COPY.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-07-16


standpg Hence will easily be that this point the Settlement
rendering profound public oag.4
The greatest far achieved in the Of all the
Elements their reflex residents
workers upon special supporters
thoughtful people throughout the III I4 f#l
An INCREASING number of young and after period
of Settlement work and residence the poorer quarters of the cities
ordinary ways life, carry with them
power life this These persons
many with whom they be intimately associated will infue
something Of the Settlement spirit their home life
ordinary social They will greater pains get
social They the human mean
ing Of the struggle Of organized labor. ~ s5 4s
rule evil conditions which
the caings life they will be inclined
gyet missionary it in wild
the for the npbuidg enlarge
Of the souls of men.
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d another new Kind Of Rays

Another New Kind OF Rays.
M. Blondlot, French scientist, has
discovered new set of fadiations
emitted by q Roentgen tube, differing
from the X-rays in that they can be
concentrated by means of a quartz
lens, and can also be reflected: The
X.rays undergo neither reflection nor
refraetion. The new rays pass
through aluminium, paper and wood,
being rectilinearly polarized on their
emission. They are susceptible Of
both rotary and ellipticalpolarization.
But they produce neither fuorescence
nor Photographic action.-Science.
Industries in Russia,
Government agents and Russian sub.
jects are building -four mills, factories
and meat packing establishments and
are opening mines and selling goods
throughout Manchuria, privileges
which Americans are not permitted to
enjoy Chicago Chronicle. n
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. He that eommitteth no % EVIL hath nothing
t6 fear .-Hindoo Proverb. . 49, 80
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Tired Tommy; Didn't youse belong to
de Woodworkers' unions when youse was
. workin'!!o Resting Rastus-.'Nah. j be
longed to de Wouldn 'tworkers union" -
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Uncle Allen,,s Idea.

= 81 Uncle Aliens Idea.F.' H'--'s
81 know" said Uncle Allen Sparks,
wincing as he felt another twinge, they
say better late than never but in the
case Of rheumatism, by George, that doesn't
apply! Chicago Tribune. -,..l.,s..
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6etzzementy audibeW10rkinenlau
BY ROBERT HUNTER !.
Head worker Univve:rsi.y Settlement, New York,

" Every Settlement house represents, to a num-
Der Of leaders Of opinion among employers and
among the employed, neutral territory where they
have personal intercourse and alnicable confer
-ence across class lines. ,=Es.:si 4 go s5dl6ag
Anyone who has ever looked into dispute be.
tween capital and labor will be strongly impressed
with the facttth large share Of the difficulty lies
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Trial plus toll equals triumph.-Ram's
Horn. ..,,.,;..i.F ~ y, ,..ss.1.rs.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-12
WILL OPPOSE
PANAMA TREATY
Democrats of Senate Decide to
Oppose Any Attempt to
Deal With New Republic
HOPE TO MAKE a NEW ISSUE
They Profess to Believe tho Admin
i.tration Did Wrong in Recognizing
che New Republic Of Panams-can-
non Names Ways and Means Com
mit4ss-smoot cass Up.

washington, Nov. 1.-THE demo-
cratic senators have determined to OPP
pose the ratincation of the canal treaty
with>S}6e new republic Of Panama
should the administration enter upon
treaty negotiations with that country.
The democratic steering committee IS
said to be unanimous in condemnation
Of the recognition the United States
has given to the creation OF new
government on the isthmus. tho the an
nouncement has been made that no
course OF opposition has been definite
" adopted. It has been learned on
authority OF q member OF the demo-
cratic steering committee that the
sentiment OF the committee Is to at
tack any effort to open negotiations
with the new republic and to 80 before
the country In support OF the Spooner
act. to show the party Is not antago-
nistic to the building OF a canal. It Is
claimed the law Is one side of the
democratic program, inasmuch as the
Spooner act il q republican measure
This act authorizes the president TO
proceed to the construction OF a canni
ON the NicaraEuan and Costa Rican
route. In the event the negotiations
with Colombia are not concluded with
In Z reasonable time for the Panama
route,