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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-26
The New York idea.

Bird S. Coler In the Independent.
The next national platform of the party must be a
declaration for action The Democratic party has been
called the party Of opposition The has come when
must be positive The platform stand for the
soupdest and best currency. It declare in terms
that cannot be misunderstood for Immediate revision
and reduction OF the tariff Supporting the broadest
and best spirit of Americans must at the same time
pledge the party and the country to unalterabe oppos
ton to foreign conquest and taxation without repre-
sentation The platform must In the strongest terms
condemn every form of socialism and anarchy and in
this positive declaration for law order all elements
that have fourished under Republican favorsm mill
they hold themselves above the be forced to
realize that they the creatures not the creators of
the Government The platform of the Democratic party
must demand the immediate enactment of Federal WIS
for the thorough inspection and regulation by the Gov
eminent of every form Of monopoly This can be done
by publicity enforced necessary without injury to any
legally vested right.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-26
CIVIC CONSCIENCE.

Over In an Illinois town two men confessed that
they had sold their votes III recent county cleo
tion. The punishment assessed against them is
Acknowledgement for five years, this being the min
imum penalty, and posting their names In their
precincts at every election held during that period
The newspaper dispatch states that "remorse
over the fact that they had violated the law so
weighed on their minds that they decided to plead
guilty and ask the mercy of the court and accept
the penalty" In consequence they are in much
the same position as ''The Man Without Country -
The right of suffrage is rarely appreciated until
1t is lost and then Its sanctity appeals with pow
erful emphasis to the civic conscience Held as
possession rather than obligation. It is right
that Is too generally isrespected and too often de-
bauched.
Some consideration must be felt for these two
citizens Of Illinois, IT, is explained, they con-
fessed from contriton and not from dread of Sc
verer punishment; but the offense deserves con-
tempt and inexecrable condemnation.
The penalty inflicted upon them for selling their
votes is the minimum prescribed in the statutes,
but 1t is not light penalty. And yet 1t would not
be too heavy to be imposed upon those citizens who
while qualified and able to vote fail to exercise the
right. Between the commission Of an Illegal act OF
this kind and the omission of sacred duty there is
but little distinction as both produce grave results
Say that citizen who has failed to take advan-
fage several times Of his suffrage right were dis
possessed of that right for specific period. And
say that his name were posted in his precinct at ev-
cry election. Would he have higher conception of
citizenship!
He did not care to vote. But he would care TO
vote If he could not His right was a trife when
he would not use it. When he could not use 1t, he
would be grievously wronged and he would beg
that il be restored.
Thousands Of citizens need to alter their con-
cepton Of the right of suffrage. They consider it
only ~ q free inheritance. II they win take
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-26
"Dirty Hands" chicaso,. Trade Mark.


statement that dirty hands the trademark Of the
true Chcagoan. Some indeed will maintain that dirty
hands stand for thrift and industry hence being
typical Of Chicago are not to be despised To some no
doubt the dirt and CRIME of the city on busy hands
are "a badge Of honor"
If dirty hands always for industry and thrift
and there could be no civic progress without Them few
would be inclined to withhold from them a certain
measure of honor and respect Anything that stands
for honest toll is worthy OF public esteem But the
notion that dirty hands must the busy Chicagoan
ton.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-26
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TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
TO-DAY IN ST. LOUIS. (,

. From The Republic, Dec. q. IS7a-
. The Western Commercial Travel I
. ers' Association arranged q New I
. Years celebration, the committee ,
q In charge being composed OF H r. I
Q Macdonald. H c. Tatum. ]. W. I
Q Brown. Il C. McNair. ]. J. Gill I
. more. Robert Grant, t. ]. Chewn-
q ing, w. r Bidleman. Sam Young, 4
o George W. Mexican. Ben Ryan. II. I
. A Mickelheld, Il J. vogel, Sam 4
o Rathel. r. G. Jordan. W. II. Car I
. roll. John Martin, William N. 4
. Craig. William Kennedy. J. NJ Hill 4
q and l. Mcbride. 4
. Mrs. Marie E Lucas. widow Of I
. James H. Lucas. was buried In CAL I
. vary Cemetery. services taking 4
. place at ST Johns Church, Bishop 4
. Ryan. the Reverend +. 3. okelly 4
= and the Reverend Michael Gleason I
. oinciatlng. The honorary paiibear- I
= ers were the six sons-Wnliarn, 4
. James D.. Henry ". John B C., 4
. Joseph d. and Robert Lucas. and
two nephews. Charles Turner ana
. James l. Patterson
Q OF America for N,0u0,UO.
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PRESIDENT FRANClS'S
INVITATION TO Plus X,

q st Louis, Aug. Is, 1903.-Your 4
q Holiness: By the authority Of the I
q Congress Of the United States Of
q America, and by the proclamation
q Of the President, the one hundredth
= anniversary Of the purchase of the
. Louisiana Territory from France 4
. will be commemorated at the city
. Of st. Louis, In the State of Mis-
. souri,, by an Exposition, in which
= all nations Of the earth will partici-
. pate, appointing commissioners and Z
. making appropriate displays of
. their progress In the arts. sciences q
. and industries. It will be very graf 4
. flying II the Holy See can be repre- 4
q scented by commissioner of distin- Z
. guished ability and merit, and by
y an exhibition of the examples of Z
= art and antiquity and mementos Of Z
. the several sovereign Pontiffs which q
. are now preserved in the Vatican. Q
. Should your Holiness be pleased to q
. intrust such objects Of interest and Q
. value to the care of an official rep .
. resentative who will bring them to .
. the United States, am authorized .
q to give the assurance that special .
y building or room VIII be provided q
. for their exhibition. and that they .
. will be protected by guard At .
. the close Of the Exposition the ar .
. ticles will be returned to Rome with .
. the same care and safely delivered Q
. to those from whose generosity and .
= Kindness they were obtained Q
Il have the honor to assure your .
. Holiness that whoever may be ap- Q
. pointed to represent the Holy See .
. will be received with all possible Q
. courtesy and distinction by the au- q
. thorities of the Exposition. Q
= with profound respect and rever- .
. ence, have the honor to be your q
y Holiness's most obedient servant, Q
. DAVID R. FRANCIS q
' President. q
Walter B. Stevens. Secretary" .
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-26

"Parsifal" Is the music sensation Of generation
In New York. fact which reminds the Southwest
that The Republics Sunday Magazine was FIRST
to present scholarly account of the Conricd
project, with powerfully graphic 'Parsifar Illus
tratons.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-26

Imperialism is expensive. Secretary Root pleas
anty asks for S25OooOO for defenses In our insular
possessions But the Mississippi River channel can
not be properly improved, the excuse being lack of
funds.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-26

1t is reported that the Mexican legal department
is opposed to the e1tradition of Kratz. But Pres-
dent Daz has promised and Diaz is man of his
word.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-26
No; the Game Hog Must Go.


Year by year the progressive injustice game legis-
lation becomes unreasonable and unjust Eyentu-
ally but the members of the costly huntiny
preserves and fishing clubs viii permitted to own
gun or buy fshhook. That is the ideal toward which
our legislation on this subject is tending.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-26
A. A. seIk,rk q Co.'s

Regular Saturday sale takes place every
Saturday morning at 1890 o'clock at their
lS0s-l0-H Chouteau avenue.
Immense quantities Of furniture. carpets.
stoves and other miscellaneous articles
are sold at very nominal figures
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-26
The Test.
Cincinnati Eno,,irer.

CinclnnaQ EhqIrer
There are Senators who occasionally have the nerv
to get on their feet and sass back Mr. Aldrich
Rhode Island This is not bad sign
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-26
VATICANS ST. LOUIS EXHIBIT
DEEPLY INTERESTS POPE

Details of the Plans Now Course of
Will Be Dsregarded in Some Particulars Repre-
sentation Forwarded-Wili Curtis Tells How He
Succeeded in His Mission,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-26

England recognizes Panama. The little Republic
is now on speaking terms with all the world save
Holland.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-26
Union-Lnbel FuneraIs.

Louisville Courier-JournaL
Union-label funerals the latest in Chicago. Is
there any other city in tho country would stand
this sort Of thing?"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-26

to heart the reality Of the punishment assessed
against the Illinois vote-selers, they will acquire
a better conception of their inestimable privilege
of participating In government
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-26

This play called "The Desperate Lord Barring
tom were better named "Insuferable Tommyrot"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-26
Choice RepubIicnn sentiment,

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
IT, however. Republicans OF the country want to test
the buzzsaw of defeat and they say Roosevelt then
say all Of us
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-26
Circulation During Nove-aber

Circulation During November
". B. Carr. Business Manager of The St Louis Re-
OF full and complete copies of the Daily and Sunday
Republic printed during the month of November 1905. all
in regular editions. was as per schedule below:
Date copes | Date Copies
Sunday. .106,S6O f6 ............ .101 400
............. 9S.4sal II .............1O 3.7S0
............. 0S.SaOt Is ..,......... .1o2-Szo
..1o2.1So 10 ............ .1O2.2oo
loo 0Oo 20 .......,.... .1o2'&oo
s ..f0G.fc0 Il ............ .1O2,1lo
$500. .....I0t.280 - Sunday. -. .10o,a4o
tsunday)... ..1o9.I60l % ............ .1o2 $50
D. ........ ....1o2.41O "a ............ .1oz.izo
10 ..101 $50 20 ............ .1o's,"4"
II ......ss.... .1O3,o6o 20 '1OS'<so
IT ............ .102.37O % ............ .102 300
IL ............ .740 IS ............ .102 500
IA ........... .1O3, i9D 20 Sunday. .1O9,4GO
10 Sunday. .1Os,45O so ............ .102,40o
Total for the month.
Less all copies spoiled in printing, left over
fled sO,oOS
Net number distributed. 3,U<6,Sos
Average daily distribution 1Oo.ooo
And said W. B. Carr further says that the number
of copies returned unsod during the month
Of November was $50 per cent W. B. CARR.
Sworn to and subscribed before this first day Of
December. ]. F. PARISH.
Notary Public. City Of st. Louis. Mo-
My term expires April Is, 1905
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They have used Piso's Curs u ssai1 u
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-17
Ste @uteraef6 IN ulf-bei

Die @uterse9 IN ii lf'bei
6 rtltngstiben 1T cine natiir=
li9e Solse Der itarfen Spannuns,
pel9e Der plDBli9e unb itarfe Mtl9z
unb 8%lutanbrans i'm Gutter berur ia9t.
Sn Der &esel beilt tie benin audi auf
natiirlt9em Wege unb obne S9aben
fir bic Sphere, penn bas Gutter rt9ttg
bebanbelt nirb unb ppr i9Gbli9en
@irflifen bon auben, tpie 3. g. 3us@
luft Ndfe u. +. No., sefdiibt ptrb. Da@
nit bic 9ef9tpulit nt9t berbdrtet, lit
fOlsenbe Acknowledgements gang unerz
lGbli9: 1. 9Guftses unb Niauberes
Iusmelten. 2. 9utes @infetten Der
9dnbe Dor Dem Mielfen unb ianftes
9riiden Der Stride betm Iussieben
Der Mil9, INN benz Sbiere mDgli9it
lpenig S9meraen gu bereiten. 3. Sii9z
tises ginreiben bes Cutters bur9 Die
bon Der auleBt ausseaosenen, fettrei6en
Mil9 feu9t gema6ten 9Gnbe, unb
apar 10 tpeit Die 9ei4pulit rei9t. 4.
@utes Mbtrpdnen bes Cutters na9
iebeslnaligem Melfen NIT einem pet>
den polenen 2appen. Wta maj nod
elm l1ebrises tbun, bann empfieblt es
ii9, bas Gutter bon 3eit gu 3eit NIT
gei9molsener, unseialaener Butter, in
Der mebrere 3niebelf9eiben sei9pibt
Iperben, orbentli9 einaureiben, 10 baB
bas 8utterfett seb0ris in bic Gutter
panbung etnbrinst. 9ie Butter barf
iebo9 ni4t gu beiB pertpenbet tperben.
8ebanblung berunterz
geto mener pferbe. Gin
Mabeilmittel, pferben, bic trob gutter
Gitteruns absemasert finb, pole 5orz
men gu perf4affen, stbt es ni9t. SIT
bic l1rfa9e Der Maserteit ni9t obne
Weiteres feftauitellen, 10 1T cine tbterz
dratli4e llnterfuduns unumsdnsli4
nStbts. 2iest Elm %beionberes 2eioen
nt9t Dor, 70 tperben masere pferbe
mitunter runber, ipenn ibnen Der 9afer
gequetf9t unb nit elm tpenig 2ein>
tu9enmebl bermif9t perabreidt piro,
benz man bann nod etpas Sala bin5uz
febt. Oas @anae tpirb nur gang tpenig
,ansefeu9tet. Bon 2eintudenmebl pers
'abfolst man Elm pfunb tdsltd. Mu4
MNafefutter lit gum @uffittern gang
portreffli4.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-17
s4ulbet iein &eber Der Site elnes
NaGbara.

Serr 8. g. Dausbertp, gut Be-
fanrt tn Mercer unb Gunner Count
ties, Us. 3d., psrbantt ieiu 9eben az
Ter Wabrf9einlt9teit nod Der Site
zines Na6barn. gr mar fait boff:
nunsslos BON Oiarrb6e befauen; er
rpurbe pon 3mei Docteren bebanbelt,
BITE i'm rpenis, ruenn iberbaupt irsenb
mel4e Nnberuns ueri@afften, als Elm
0a9bar BON ieinem ernften 3uitanbe
b6rte. Dieter bra@te ibm eine sSla
i9e @bamberlatn's Collie, gbolera=
unb Oiarrb6ezW tttel, mel9es Jpn in
meniSer ols "a Stunben beilten. gu
babel bet allen Sdnblern In Patent=
Webijtnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-17
Sunae, tttttteIaIte ,tno aIte

9erionsn, rpslde an frantsm ober seidpddtem
Suitanbe hes S5rpers ober 9eiites tnfoIse 8erna9ldfts
suns Der geiuubbeitsreseln ober i~iberbarter @rbett lets
BEN, pel4e nerpos, mibe, %per,asenb, i4watitnnts,
msni6eni&eu iinb, imStiden. In ben9Iteb.rn unb In Der
gruit Sdmtrs empftnseu. 4ue 9erionea, welhe bteie
Spmptone haben, iouten bieieu Ir5t iofort coniulttreu.
CT bot Eauieube sebetIt, pel9e tn ben lesien Stabten
nne a~ufaeseben waren. slleiduiel, lper es ~periebIte, pers
iSultde COMPILATION TIT tn porsefdritteueu Sdaen moths
penbis. SebanbIun9 burd Corresponding ooer Yatents
Mtebistnen fann ni1t beiIen.
erbpr9ene Rrantbetteu. 8ieIe Sd9e erniter
Srantbeit werben beim 2eibenben ni4t ausgeiunben,
wel6er in pertebrter gseiie b~ebaHbeIt wirb. Die srSbten
SoHuunsen unb bic anseuebmiten Treuben bs 9ebeus
burb Rranfbeit 5erf6rt merben. Dur9 Anteruduns bes
Urine mag cine ernite &rantbett ieitsefeut werben, bepor
andre Setten ~portreten. .
8unberbareSetIunseu, pousosen in ais
ten Nduen, bic pernadldiitst ober pertebrt bebanoeIt
puroen. Refine grperimente eber @erieblunsen. Refine
unbeilbaren Sale anseHommen. @enn guer Taq nus
bsilbar TT, 10 perbet tbr fret bic @abrbeit boren unb ers
fudt werben. guer Selb su fparen. Eauienbe sebeilt,
natbem ie, benz Eobe periauen, a~ufsesebeu purbrn.
Qerioueu, welde pom SeimsGersten suiriebenieuens bs
haneelt lperbsn, iinb nttt eriu9t porsuipre9en. Webis
3tnen perianbt mad irsenb tuemIeile bergselt. Goniultas
ton fret nnb pertrault4. Bea9tet ben Beiadstaq.
Menn Shr ni4t poripre5en fSnnt, idreibt nm eiuen gus
ten Stat5. &sreie: Or. . o 10 mi ng.
1907 SdiIer>E beaters0 ebdube, Gkicaso, 81.
507 Boston Slo6. Ytinueapolts, Winn.
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MIte Treimarfen berlamat.

SIR alte Sreimarfen baares @eIb be,ahIt.
Semitic alte sebrau9te Sreimarfen Raben
@elbeswertb fir Sreimarteus SammIer. Ser:
bergen in einem alien Rofier ober in Der
Oa@itnbe ooer I'm Re0er mag elm alter Brief
NIT elmer Tretmorte iein, bic rpertbpou 1T.
Sa4t IN @~urendlten 8riefen, Ser. Staaten
ooer ausldnoti9en, nod. bic sei9rieben 1inb
pom lS45 bis 1885. S4idt bic Sreimarfen
uno Brtettaiden an uns.. gSir MAIDEN cine
baare Oterte fur bieielben. SH1t nod beute
mad! 9odfer preis be3ablt fir alte Samm=
Iun9en.
National Collectors Stamp Marfet.
4O-4t Bolton gIod, minneapolis, Minu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-17

i'm Sabre 1872 bic l1nipsrfitdt abfol=
birte.
Sm Sabre 1878 prrbe CT in ct.
2ouis bon benz bamalisen 8tf9ofe,
ieBisem Grsbif9ofe &pan, gum priez
iter orbinirt unb bierauf gum apeiten
pfarrer Der bortisen ct. 8ribsets
@emeinbe ernannt, neldes Mmt er aebn
Sabre lang nit BEL item @rfolge belief
bette. Damn sriinbete ct bic 81. 2eos=
@emeinbe, etne So9tersemeinbe Der
borsenannten. gs eelang linn in berz
bdltntbmdbtg iebr furaer .3eit, bic
Mtttel gum 8au elmer Refibena fir ben
prieiter unb ber neuen ct. 2eoz@9ule
gu bei9affen. 8on ieiner paitoralen
3I4tigteit, Regiamfeit unb 8eliebt<
beit seust am beften bic Sbatia9e, baB
bic 9emetnbe, tpel9e ct nit 1876 Sa=
milien ms 2eben rtef, iebt mebr als
300 aablt.
Ser neue Grabif9of lit Der erite,
tpel9er als FOLDER BON benz nunmebz
rtgen Papit Pius x. eepeibt tporbeu
1t, unb bab es gerabe Elm Muaerifaner
tpar, perlteb Der gerelnonie Elm be1onz
beres @eprGse.
@rabtf9of Seremiab s. 9artD ftebt
i'm t~rdftisften Mannesalter, pern au9
fir bic teue bobe Wirbe fetn Otter elm
nnsepObnli9 niebrtses lit. Wel@u
S9Gbuns er bereits in iunsen Sa6rsn
BEL feinen @orsefebten iid erfreute, be-
tpeiit Elm 4usfpru9 bes betasten Gr5z
btf9ofs &enrid, als pater 9artn i'm
Ilter BON 80 Sabren gum geiitlt4en
8eratber zines &loiters auserfeben unb
bon anberer Settle barauf bingepiefen
tpurbe, bab na9 ben firdIi6en SaRurz
gen bas sefebli9e Otter fir bieies Mmt
40 Sabre fet. Ser sreife 3trdenfirit
faste ndmli9: uNusenf9einli9 1T es
flar, bab na9 ben @orf9riften @rfabs
runs unb urtbeilsberm0sen erft Bel
@ieraigidbrigen ~porauseefebt tperben,
iinb lie aber i9on Bel einem 3peiunb>
bretbtsiabrigen porbanben, um 10
bei5er."
5tnRTrnf,er.
Or (bei leiner premiere):
nWenn nun bic 3ptGenatte ni9t pdz
ren-ba f9impft bas publttum 10 pisl
attainment"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-17

= Sir Comfort, 9uten Dienf unb niebris
sc Staten beniise MAJ bic Nidel= Blate= gabn.
Suites gabnbett, berrli1 aussefattete 3Gae
unb eriter Rlaiie Ginning Car DENT Mabi=
seiten rperben ieruirt mad : amerifauiidem
@lub Ylan 3u 9reiien pom 35c bis 81; aud
bebie1t a Ia @arte. Orei ~bnrdIaufenbe 81:
Sc IN teber @tHtuns. ta9Ii4. Staten INNER
bic rieorisften.. 8eine Nebr.abluns auf IT.
genb einem 9use bieier 8abn. CHICAGO
2idstsO Office. Ill Nbems ctr, Babnbef, Ga
Sale Ctr, citation, Gde 8an Buren, & Ga
Gale Ctr, Chicago, an Der gleuateb Scoop.
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&udlen's Mraica Salbe

fat eiuen @elten,uf wesen ibrer be:
manberurssuoIen &uren. sic iiber=
trifft trsenb eire anbere Solbe, Slli.
ltsteit o5er Balkan fir S6uttte, 9lb
,erausen, 8raubmunben, geulen, @e=
Zen, Nassl : @ei@ware, Sdwdren,
Sle@ten, Sal3flub, Sleber, Sdruu=
be, 9autausi@lase; uHfebloar fit
Sdmorrboiben. 9ailuns %sarantirt.
Nar Csc in IS. S 9uba'5 apotb fe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-17
Me,.e GroNnuaa elmer alten @eaenS

am %. Gusuf wurbe bic Big @oobs
Country" non Winneiota benz Baiiasierperz
tebr our6 bieGbica9o, Wtltpa,tfee l.
ct. Yattl Gtfenbabt %erOfinet, mobur6
ibre neue 8abn o ct. Paul mad Nantas
to perpouitdnbi9t wnrbe. gs lift iest bic fur=
Sc Strede 3mii4en Wantato unb BEN j3wil=
lin9sfabten NIT 3mei ben beutisen Grforbsr=
nillen entipre9enben 3isen ieben Sag. mel=
9ebur9 bic mineralii4en Nusllensebiete laus
fen. 41=4
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-17
Ger nfrknnnte EnhrIfnhl.

Probi II Ter gum Portier
zines 9otels in Der Refibena): sd
mD9t' germ Elm ni9t gu tbeures 3imz
mer baben!"-Y (ben 9aft
gum Sabritubl fibrenb, UNI i'm in ben
bterten Stod gu befOrbern): u8itte
ein5utreten!" = Ter:
~Iber, 8erebrteiter, a. bihel mas 8eiz
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Crbifbof 0artp.

ssbensIauf oes Sberbirten oes Gribiidois
tbmms gsanila.
Der bonn peritorbenen Papft SEQ
XIII. ernamte unb bon benz nunmebz
risen Pontifer pius x. unlGnsft ge>
peibte gr5bif9of 9artp bon Manila
lit elm sebrrener ct. Coulter unb itebt
i'm so. 2ebensiabr.
Seine grSiebung erbielt her neue
Grsbif9of in feiner 8ateritabt, mo- ct
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31u ulIu!

2ebrer: nMlio, S9mtbt, in
tpel9em 2ebensiabr ftarb tpobl Mlerans
Der Der 9robe9"-S Of NJ b t: ,Sn
gar teinem, 9err 2ebrer!."-2 ebrer:
rWas tit bas fir cine bumme Intz
port9 Wte 10 in gar feinem?"-
g d Sea ia, bas Sabr, in
benz er ftarb. mar bod fein-Sobesz
iabr!"
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Anurnrhm.

. JAM gum S9ldater, befen
9unb ii4 serabe an ben Gleii4por>
rdtben gu f4affen ma4D: nGribt Der
9unb Sbnen audi man4mal Sleif4
auf9"-S 9 4 ter: rNein. er
ledt bD4itens elm bisHen baran, aber
frefen tbut er's mel"
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3IuHuuk.

patient: rWas9 Drei. Marf
fiir ieben 8efu4, bas 1T aber theuer!"
% r: yDas 1T mein getpSbnz
lider preis."-p attent: rSu,
aber fir mid fGnnten sic es f4on
binteer MAIDEN. i4 babe ia bic Sn'
fluen3a in biefe Gegenb sebra4t.4
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-17
AL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

9ter:.. No.. sic seiteben alip
Elm, Sbrem Na9barn bic Sbrfeige gez
seben gu baben! Sinb sic in Der Sage,
einen Milberunsssrunb ansuseben9"
~ ngeflaster: ~Sapobl, 9err
@ert9tsbof! Sd bab' mir b 9unb
babel 10 Der itau9t, baB i'd bier Woden
ni9t bab' arbeiten fDnnen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-17
Audi piu GrftuHpr.

Srau o.: nSbr Mann tit ia pobl
elm Grfinber9"-S g.: rSa.
etntge bon ben Gntf9uloisunsen, bic
CT porbrinst, penn CT Nadts UNI elm
.j11br mad 9aufe tommt, iinb in gang
Oeutf6lanb perbrettet."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-17
antntrr Gsrrdlaftantnnn.

SeiteIes Ger ieinen bonn Yferbe
seitiir5ten Sreunb Sampelles i'm SPIT
tai beIu9D: Sou, mas bait Se Dir
MQes eetban lei benz Stura9"-S q M
peIles: Ser Sottor tit mod MIR
gang fertig nit Der Snpentur!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-17
l(,thr1unBtr 5rlhIfsritils.

Serr g tDpel (na9 9eifeiz
sung bes @eiups an feline Gattin
I9reibenb): 49,. Sinauf Bin i9 auf
einem Gfel geritten. Wie lei uns Die
Sroi9ten, iinO bier gu 2anbe bic Giel
aQe numerirt. Sd tatte Nr. 1911"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-17

- Bet einem bili0ien Nnfa1l nebmt
Gbamberlain's Masen= rnb 0ebers
Edfel9en, unb etne raide 6ei(uns LIT
ii4er. gu taufen Bet allen 6dnblern
IN gatentmebisinen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-17
Dua 3(ehrrn1rtb.

rMtt Der Wabl Sbrer iebigen 5rau
BADEN sic es pobl gut getroffen, 9err
SDrfter9"-u9ant Der Na9frag'!-
. er parir'n ipgar meme 9adeln!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-17
Anf nert 5d1ieHIfuun.

Il nterofftaier gum Gir,>
idhrtgen, Der ftets am 3iel porbeiz
f4teBD: Sea, @inidbriger, tpenn~Sie
8ertbolb S9nara s%etannt bate, i'd
iloobe, bann bate Der feline @rfinbung
ilei4 tpieber einiepadt!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-17
Nobel.

S ausrau u9ier babe i9 elm
pacr nod re9t quite 9emben, Die t9
Sbnen i9enten piq!"-8e n
(entriitet): rNber Mabame, ba finb ia
bic Spiben absetrennt!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-17
Observation-Disclosures.

Die Gbe lit cine Ger pioerfpru9ss
polften Snititutipnen: fe fdngt erit
on, ipenn iie 9 e 4Ipien IN ! b.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-17
311idltiu.

@orfibenber: rSaben sic
mir nod irsenb ettpus @i4tiges gu
fasen9"-3 e Wirtb): nSa,
9err &atb-in elmer Stunbe nirb BEL
mir frii9 anaefto4en."