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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-28
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Sin btlligeS 6etm.

1900 Qder 2anb in Stearns @ourtp in Ell
net @esenb su %perfaufen, mo MIR beutI6e
Sarmer wobnen, cine bis pier Weilen BON
Der Stabt, Stride unb S6ule, Creamery,
Mible unb BON eiuem Warttplat, NO ber
Sarmer ale Probufte sepinnbrinsenb per-
faufen fann. Ser gobeu 1T i6wer unb bat
lebmise llnterlase. Oberhd6e i6parser
2ebm nnb rpeQenfOrmis. 8reis fir milbes
2anb BON SIS bis 500 Sen older. Qu6 Gull
tipirte Sarmen BEL mir gu faufen: 100 Ider,
BON beneu So inter Yflus unb 30 Nder 0ie=
len iinb, NIT neaem Sramebaus unb Stau,
anoertbalb Weile pom Der Stabt nit 700
ginmobnern; 5000. Serner cine 100 older
Sarn,, pier Meilen Don Der Stabt, rs older
inter Pflu9, 20 older Wieien, Der &eft nit
Orabtaauu umseben; Yreis s 1850. Glue
brittle Sar1n, 200 older sroB, 60 Wder unter
Yhus, 20 Qder @ieien, Der &eit nit Drabt=
saun umseben. @roBer StdQ, Saus unb
Srl6tbaus, 81 Weilen pen Der Stabt. Yreis
$3.50. Nebft bieien nod anbere Sarmen su
iebr biai9en Yreiien, feine $25 per older. Sic
Na6baren %perlan9en bas Soppelte fir 2anb,
bas nt6t 10 9uten 8oben bat. g8er elm biz
lises 9eim min, wenbe ii6 an
Senrb 8tenfe, Sreeport, Minn
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9efen : 9Omburser 2anbsrafenfamt,
lie unb aus bieiem 9auie ftammte Der
grobe 9elo Bring 5rieori9 II. bon
5ombura, nelder benz 9roben Sur
fiirften bic S4ladt Bel Sebrbeuin ss<
pann unb ben bic berrlide Oidtune
&leift's in mOrama Scr Prina bon
9omburs" nertldrt. N1erbinss bat
9einri9 bon Rleift fi4 Bel Der S9ilz
beruns biefes 9elben dbnlide Sretbeiz
ten erlaubt, tpie es Der Meifter S9iler
in Der Darftellung feiner eefdtdtlideN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-28

burss besinnt uno fi9 Bis gum Babe
S9palba9, nabe benz Rbeit, erz
ftredt. SIN 8oltsmunbe beibt bies
fd6ne 8erslanb turapeg r9ie 9Dbe",
baber au9 ber Stabtname 9omburg
bor ber 9Dbe. 9ie b14ite @r9ebung
bes Saunus ftept Der sroBe Selbberg
NIT 881 Meter gar. Ra9 btefem folst
Der tleine sselbberg NIT 827 Meter.
9ie Ourdf6nittsbDbe bes 9ebirssauz
ses betrdst 48O Meter, iiber tpelde
bann bic einaelnen &uppen unb Selsz
altane ftd erbeben. Sn Der 9auptiaGe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-28

e nit fetnen Mettern in bic S4tpeb<rt
bineinpetterte, fein feuriger Singing
1nebr, fonbern elm seiebter Mar1r. Der
f9on bic atpeite Jrau befaB unb EN-
fiinit1ides, filbernes 8ein trug. VI
bate fiinfsebn &inber unb mar eirl
gutter Jamilienpater fpnie elm portreff'
li9er 2~anbesbater. Wdbrenb iet1er
Resieruns bliibte fein 2dnbder gu
@oblltanb unb Slid empor. Dies
lei bier boriiberssbenb erpd9nt. nidt
UNI an ber mdhtisen aunftihOpfurl9
&letit's gu mGteln, fonbern I'm ben
9omburser Der 8ei9t9te gu i4tloerr.
@u4 biefer lit cine bo6erfreuli6e @ez
italt, Elm edter 9elb unb Elm gutter,
Northumberland 5iirit ausleid, cine
gldn5enbe Qusnabme in Der i9lapper1,
ielbfii9ttgen, oft srauiamen unb niee
bertrG4ttgen SiritengeIeaidaft, nit
tpel9er gu bamaliger 3eit bas arme
9eutfalanb 10 iiberretdlid n%geissnet"
mar.
gtpa cine Stunbe bon Somburg
entfernt liest mitten i'm Walbe bas
alte 8Omertafteu, bic SaaIburg,
pel6e ieBt, namentli9 auf 8etreiben
Raiier Wilbelm's H., tpieber aufse=
baut ptrb. Die Saalburg lit cine Der
pidtisiten Seitungen, pelde bic R6z
n1er tpdbrenb ibrer 8elebung OeutiGz
lambs erri6tet BADEN. Sic otente tpez
fentlt9 aum Sdube Der pi6tisen rOz
mii4en Mniisblungen am Rbetn sesen
bic ginfdQe Der tpilben unb triegeriz
f4en gbatten. 9iefe baben ben R6z
mern fait ebenio biel gu i9affen sez
ma4t, nie bic gberuster i'm Norber.
Sbre Nadtommen, unier beuttses
6efenbolt, tragen nod ben fdli9li6
au einem Spottnamen setporbenen 8ei=
ramsn bic vblinben 9ehen", bas
rblinb" lit bier aber Elm gbrenname,
BENIN CT tommt ber bon benz bIinz
b n, itiirmii9en, ale 9efa6r miBa6z
tenben 9raufseben ber gbatten, cine
gtsenf9aft, bic iibrisens audi beute
mod in ben beffif9en Resimentern lebt.
- Sie alien Gbatten bra6en aber
niat nur sesen bic Hbeinebene por,
fonbern audi gesen bas rOmii9e 9efus
matenlanb. pel9es fiibli9 BON Main
i'm beutigen 8aben, Wiirttemberg unb
8aiern lag unb fid Biz tief in bas
R~edarsebiet eritredte. Sur9 bic Wetz
terau pflegten bic gbatten an benMain
unb bann peit in bas Oetumatenlanb
su ftreifen.
Gum S9ube biefer 9ebiets lesten
bic R0mer ben 2imes, einen nit 5abl=
retden Wadttbirmen unb fleinen Sc
ftunaen periebenen 9renatpau nit itar=
tenn Pfablsraben on, tpeldsn bic Ser
manen Bel Sobesftrafe r,ur at. sepiHen
puntten ibsriareiten burften. Ser
2imes besann am Rbeine, treuate Bel
GINS bic 9abn, sos fi9 iiber bic 9Obsn
unb pdfe bes Saunus binpeg uno
penbete ft9 in einem sroben 8osen
n6rbli9 sesen unb burd bic @etterau
(iiber 8ubbad, Nrnsburs unb Slorz
ftabt) unb sog ii4 bann gum Main,
fpdter au4, tpeit rad 8eften ausbte=
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YreuBer 6te Spielteufel gum Sempel
binausiagten unb ben liebliden Srt
ieiner redten8e ftimmuns tpiebersaben.
Gs 1T iebt elm bielbeiudtes, p%ornebmes,
tpirtli9es 9eilbab, Elm 8ab Der retden
2eute. Wunberbou ftnb bier ale auf
bic 8abestpede binaielenben gtnrt9z
tuneen, i9Dne, moberne 2anbbduIer,
srobartise 9aftbDfe unb cine Sile
rleuaeitlider Pra9tbauten geben benz
Orte elm pornebmes, e~lan5poaes &C.
prdge.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-28
3u %oerfaufen.

Gultipirte Tarmen unb milbes Qaub in Ell.
i1er gang fatbolii6en Iuiiebluns su pier3,
Morriion County, Minn., inn @arten Win.
neiotas sele9en, inter aunebmbaren gebin=
9un9en 81 faufeu. Sober, Der cine Narm
fanfen unb ii9 ELM eintrdsli1es 6eim grim
ben MIL, bat ba3u iest cine quite @eleaenbeit,
ba Der Mnbrans nod ni9t fart mar unb baa
9anb gu einem ansemeiienen Yreiie aefaufi
werben fann. Wan itebe ni1t au Ianae init
benz &aufen on, ionberu menbe fid brett
miinbli4 ober ihriftli9 On
sos. s. @reu,
Saba Biera, Worriiorf On. minn
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Copyright 1903 by VIM
Ser Saunus 1T eisentli9 Elm bpm
Mbein in tauienbidbriser Nasearbeit
abserifenes Stid bonn 9unsriid. 9as
tit bon ben 9eolosen namentli9 aus
ben S4i4tunsen bes @ebirss nadse>
tpieien tporben unb audi aus Der Sfora
unb Sauna beiber 8erslanbe sebt es
,,n%apeibeutig berbor. Sci 8insen fanb
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$treif3ige 6nrd 9Mt(dlQn&.
cSm Samnu8 @ebirae.

Kaufmann). NO.. lii.
itertpalbe. SIM 9aunus peben bic
2ifte pei9 unb tparm, Ionntg uno
freunbli9 lasert ii4 Der 9Oben5us DOL
ber Mainz unb Hbeinebene bin unb
Weltabaei9loKenbeit, ober gar raube
pilbe Sebe fudt Der Wanoerer bier
p%ergebens. Wunberbone gidenz unb
8udenpdlber i9miiden bic 9Dben uno
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WeueS 6ef6dft.

Dem seebrten plbIifum our sefauiaen
yta9ri9ts bab i'd In ct. @loub, 30. 20 an
8: Npe. iibli9 cine Speserei= unb Nutteraes
l4dft eroft1et babe. Steele Bebienuna febem
Riinben 3uii4ernb, bite id Inn aifise @es
f9aftsunteritiisuns.
l2sbd m n Il Sturre.
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9elben 5u tbun pfleste. Ser @rpbe
8urfirt bat benz prinaen bon 9ome
burg bic Rubmestbat bon Gebrbelin
s%ebibrenb belobnt, tperr, aud cine
tleine Wertimmuns 5tpii9en ben BETS
ben por6er beitanben bate. Nuber>
benz par Griebri4 bon 9omburs. als
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70 Na6 allsemeiner sluit9t tauft
mat. tn ct. gloub nirsenbruo pusz
ruaarel1 10 gut unb billis als In Der
l.e,ier1 pubuaarenbaubluns an $. Mue.
llolt9 pom ber alien pbit : Office.
quite 3t Preilen pom soc Ste $25.
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Saar fir Gter

ct. @loub Storage & Yrobuce Company
fault irsenb cine SuantitGt gier, fir bic lie
baar beSablt. 1906 lue. q, ct. @lout,
Winn. 1913
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Gin Mann ptro semib wa6ien, rpenu er
pom 8rob lebt, bas aus Grpttt'S beffen,
Wtebl 9ema9t lit. gs pirb mebr gfGbrfiofi
preferpirt Don benz Weisen, Der mad lniern
Wetboben in feines WeebI umaemau6ert mirh
as tn .r9ene etnem ionitmo fabrisirten MebI..
SSe1Bes, lel9tes unb fofbares 8rsb 1T, mas
Sbr babt, nenn Sbr @ruin's Ufebl sebraudt.
S. 6. Grptm,
@itp Niqs, ct. @loub, Wiun.
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Woblftanb Der @eb0lterung nod gu
iteiaern.
@runbperi9ieben 1T ber Saunus
bon feinenr ehemalisen lintsrbeinifden
Wruber. benz rauhen9 unsriid, unb bon
feinem rorbtpeitli4en Na@barn. benz
Ipeoeu feinss Rlimas beri4tigten W<>
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SIR eriter &laiie MODERN sema6te
Insase, Sfirts, Monte Carlos,
&aslans, McSntoibes, leibene
@aiits, weiBe @aiits, colortrte
wai@e6te @aiits, sgOttOn Stirts,
Yetticoats.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-05-08
OBJECT TO
American Millers Excited Over Brazil,
Scheme to Freeze Thorn Out.

|-... l oSIICIu0 20 ETcGxS ] nom Ou1. --+e
Washington, D. c., May Flour ex-
a scheme to secure exclusive concessions
in Brazil which would have the Ell Get of
driving the American product out of the
market, which is a serious matter, as mil
lions OF dollars worth Of -four Is annually
exported to South America.
Inc state department hiss protested to
the brazilian government against granting
the proposed concessions, and Minister
has been authorized to say the
United States might be inclined to meet
any such hostile concessions with active
retaliation. The department has been no.
titled that a firm in Pernambuco has suc-
cessfuhy put through the lower house Of
the Brazilian congress a concession which
carries the exemption of the milling COM
pany's property from all state and munich
pal taxes, the admission of wheat and
other raw products without the import
tax, the exemption Of their products from
export duty, and many other special priv
iieges which will enable the firm to pro-
duce flour at far lower cost than American
firms can put it on the Brazilian market.
For weeks the state department has been
fairly deluged with kilograms and letters
on this subject. There is no breach OF
faith on the part Of Brazil in granting
such concessions, but rhe state depart
ment feels it is well within its province in
protesting against the injury to American
interests. There probably will be no ne
cessity for retaliation, and United States
Minister Thompson has reported to the
state department. that he believes the con-
cessions will be stripped OF their obnoxi-
Gus features before being granted. It Is
understood the Pernambuco firm proposes
to import Its wheat from Argentina.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-05-08
ST. LOUIS FAIR
IS DEDICATED
A Splendid Pageant Passes
Through the Streets Of
Louisiana's Metropolis.
THE CITY is THRONGED
President Roosevelt and For
mer President Cleveland
Review Parade.
ADDRESS BY PRESIDENT,
Nr. Roosevelt Delivers a Magnificent
Analysis of the American Type Of
Expansion, Dating From, te1e
Purehass.
THE CITY is
ADDRESS BY PRESIDENT

st. Louis May 1.-The rites which
present the Louisiana Purchase expo
sitton to the world were performed IN
liberal arts building Thursday with all
the dignity and Rptsndor betting such
an occasion. A parade Of 1.00o soldiers
down Linden boulevard to h worlds
fair grounds formed h most spectacular
and brilliant prelude to the ceremony OF
dedication.
The parade over. OF, 900 people crowd
ed into the auditorium where. in tho
presence of the ocncial Representatives
of all civilized nations Of the world, the
words Of dediea ton were spoken by the
president Of the United States.
President Roosevelt, Former PJeSi-
Gent Cleveland, President Francis OF
the exposition company, President Car
ter of the worlds fair commission,
members of the cabinet n the su-
6reSne court, were seated In the center
OF tbs platform.
The Distinguished Gathering.
At the presidents right sat the Wis
iting diplomats, Cardinal Gibbons,
Bishops Hendrix and Potter. h dis
tinguished foreigners. and representa-
yves Oh the SLAt0 QCp4I CLSAL. 10 In
left of the president sat h Joint con-
g~ressional delegation, the foreign COM
missions to the fair. General Miles.
General Corbin, General Bates n
many others scarcely less distinguished.
The two front sections OF h auditor
fun proper were occupied by governors
of the states and their stats, NATIONAL
words fair commissioners, the United
States government board, senators,
congressman and other notable guests.
Across the aisles vas q brilliantly
goWned assemblASe OF women, includ-
ing the board of lady managers. Back
of these, thousands Of the general pub
lie.
The big hall was beautifully decor
ated with bunting and flags, exhibiting
the mingled colors OF Spain. France
and the United States. At the conclu-
sion of the speechea, today being the
Tooth anniversary OF the signing Of the
Louisiana purchase treaty, a centennial
salute Of 100 aerial gun was fired. The
days demonstration concludes tonight
with a magnif ent display OF fireworks.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-05-08
DENIES ALL CHARGES.
Major Waller Says Natives Under His
Jurisdiction in. Samar Felt Really
Affectionate Toward Him.

Philadelphia, May Major Littleton
Waller, United States marine corps, who
was brought before a court martial on
the charge of cruelty to Filipinos, has
made a comprehensive statement Of his
side Of the case.
II am not in position to deny the atroci-
ties mentioned in General Miles report"
says Major Waller, '.for the reason 1t
would be impossible for me to speak for
all the officers in the Philippine service.
I can only say that hone Of these things
occurred in the district under my COM
naand, to my knowledge. In the district
Of Samar. where I held sway, the natives
call ms Father or 'Atrocity' which 1
committed in Samar was the execution
Of eleven thieves who tried to kill my
men, and who did kill some of them, by
stealth. 1t nay be interesting to know
that natives under my charge were the
ones who informed me of the plot. I
caught the %culprits, tried them at drum
head eourtmartial, and ordered th6ln
shot. The sentence met with the approval
Of the natives at once, as thsy ExsEsred
more from the Iadronss than did my oWn
man. AS to the shaFBes that I shot wom-
en- and children, they are false, they ara
Hes"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-05-08

imous and instructive contributions IRON
other and older lands, which, standing SIDE
by side with our exhibits. shall manitest
lie has gained among the government OF
the earth, and shall demonstrate how
greatly advancing civilization has fostered
and stimulated the Brotherhood OF nations:
I hope 1 may be permitted to Suggest
that our thoughts and on
this occasion should lead US to humble
recognition of the providence or COO IN
all that has made us a great nation. FROM
our beginning as a people our course mas
been marked by occurrences ana incidents,
80 striking, so significant. ana SO con-
slant, that only. slperstitious duilness OF
intellectual blindness will place them to
the credit of luck or chance
y The Purchase Of Louisiana.
In the midst Of our rejoicing today, 1t is
peculiarly fitting that We recall with So
berness and some OF the nap
penings In connection with the great event
we celebrate. which impressivsiy ilus-
dence in our behalf. We sought from q
nation ruled by one whose ahmition was
bour,dlsss and whose scheme for agsran.
public morality nor the restraints OF Eeod
Faith, the free navigation Of the Missis-
stppi river and such INSIGNIFICANT terri
FIJI. While our efforts toward the accom-
paashment of this slight result ~languishsd
and were fast assuming a hopeless sondi-
commanded one of his ministers to enter
into negotiations with our waiting y
disspiritsd representatives, and exclaimed:
II rsnounce Louisiana. 1t Is not only
New Orleans I cede. 1t Is the whole oa-
ony without reserve"
1t was only nineteen days thereafter that
the treaty transferring to us the mag
nificent domain comprised within the
Louisiana purchase was concluded.
Thus VIC may well recall in these sur
.roMndtnEs, the wonderful measur of
proDhecy's fulillment within the span Of
a short century, the spirit, the patriotism.
and the civic virtue of Americans who
lived a hundred years ago, and Gods over
ruling Of the wrath of man and his devious
ways for the blessing of our nation.
We are all proud Of our American citi-
zcnship. Let us leave this place with this
feeling stimulated by the sentiments born
of the occasion. Let US appreciate more
keenly than ever how vitality necessary it
is to our country's veal that every one
within Its citizenship should be clean
minded in political aim and aspiration,
sincere and honest in his conception Of
our country's mission. and aroused to
higher ard more responsive patriotism by
the reflection that it is a solemn thing to
belong to a people favored Of God.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-05-08
TORTURE MILLIONAIRE.
D. c. Brosseau of Montreal Fights Man
. and Woman rs Hours.

Montreal, May 5.-Bound with hand
cuffs, gagged, a knife wound in his leg
and threatened with death If he did not
give in to a settlement of $50, 900, Mil
lionaire Delphise Camille Brosseau
fought for twenty-five hours before he
gave way to the demands of a man and
m Then. in fear Of death, he
signed checks and notes aggregating
$1S, 00O, together with a statement that
he was sorry he had been intimate with
the wife OF the man who made the de-
mand Within tw%enty-four hours the
supposed husband and tine woman were,
in the Montreal Jail. and with the ar
rest of the woman at an early hour thi
morning there was brought to light
the story Of a badger game. The ar
rested are c. A. Barker and a woman,
who says she is s. A. Barber, but who
posed as Mrs. Allison.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-05-08

pansfon In which the Louisiana purchase
was the striking achievement. 1t stands
nation Of pioneers. The acquisition of the
territory is a credit to the craftsmanship
OF the statesmen to whom 1t was due, and
energy these statesmen gave expression
and direction. The history of the pur-
chase LIZ an epitoma Of h history Of our
up state after state until now they many
times over surpass in wealth, in popu-
lation. and In many-sdded development, the
themselves mighty In wal and in strength
thus have conquered forest and prairie.
aessed h qualities which enahle a peo-
pie to overcome. They could not have
used ariEht their conquest had they not
Courage and hardihood are Indispensable
v1rtnss, but the psopls which posssss no
others can never rise high. Greet peoples
which ooEnes only when Individuals fully
rsenEs1ae their dsHas to one anethar and
g ne whols bed! police: and are able to
elective ADMINISTRATION.
Dutios Of ths Futurs.
The old pioaasr days are gone, with their
orsdibls toll aad thsir wNd ~haif-savass
,a-esaoG r.ua nsa q ne. n.:e t Rraa aas p aanair
lions hayS van4shad. hut the haEa1heed of
!. = = .hn1soooc can Ns ~ LrssI sSoSs
n.sssa 9laA GaasIHaaasU on wv
~. snA SaNA IsS1on AS4eA s
- ~ yEss.nsssss sasssosAnE noM tns IT,
.SnnI ~ 80 Hea - IoM atS - p
~ = 10y &C. W. MaAaIasl Inu 70
$3.50, D1so - yass LII s as
P"op.s ~ sLAese tna oppsIsunliiss ans
na.osss = ot41AAa Mos'o. Ing Proe-
49, ~ - 81 ~@as sAss ana "sss' In rs"
Ns meet today TO eona.nsmerate an
49, lao1 ~ = a ere "a stene ~ n
TIM \ T.. ssn.ia - n,r ho ". = y
TorAs. ~ -. 49,. - u Ennl. 49,
oos..se "a $500 ~ Iaxet " -. -
~ IL. -. - ossns oi our ~
49, ~ AZ $500 y" ~
IxA.A6 1~VA lsaeeeA0 OK ~ NcsnIVe W
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-05-08

which the family OF nations are generous
~ contributing their t~reasures OF art and
industry. bind together the governments
OF the earth in closer ties OF Fellowship
good will, and OF social CONNER
ella! i~nteEcourte May IL hasten the dawn
OF tina reign OF the Prince of Peace, when
national conflict will be adjusted. not by
nosdia armies. but by permanent courts
May this internal Iona exhibition, In
au9uratod in tho interests of peace and
comnnsEce. help to break down the wall of
~d!ssenslon. of jealousy and prejudice, that
davfdes race from race. nation from no
ton. n people from people, by proclaim
nag aloud tbs sublime gospel truth that
we aro all children Of the same GOD,
brothsrs and sisters OF the came Lord
Jeaus Chrtst.. and that we are all aspir-
ing to z glorious Inheritance in the ever
asdn& kingdom Of our common Father.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-05-08
II e PARADE.
One of the Most Imposing SpectacIes
Ever Seen in America.

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Ever Seen in America.
The splendid and spectacular military
parade which was designed to be the
distinctively show spectacle of the dedi-
cation ceremonies was held this morn
Ing n proved all It's promoters could
wish and all the regular army officers
who controlled it could hope for.
There have been many military pa
rades that revealed more men in line;
there may have been some that were
as gorgeous to look upon; but 1t is
doubtful If there eve has been any
more carefully handled or more superb
ly managed than the n this morning.
A heavy rain which fsll at 3 O'Clock
dust, and save the one feature Of a high
wind all things were favorable TO the
success Of the parade.
. Scene Frem ths Stand.
This sight of the marching thousands.
from the point occupied by President
Roosevelt's reviewing stand, was one
long to be remembered. For half a
mile to the left and for an equal DIS
tanoe to the right, the winding column
was IN complete view. The SWINGING
ranks rising ana falling in perfect tiuae.
were moving RAPIDLY on, while the al
steel. the giitteIin6 banners and the
martial music. made an effect OF bloom
and beauty and battle splorldor that
could not be surpassed.
To a man with the sosdisr's soul there
Is no sight SO fascinating 30 a march
ing army Of well trained mou, and thu
president watched them march mast
with eager attention.
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formation. anL very few not accurate.
ELECTED his hearty commendation from
n to end Of the line Of march. The
cheers OF the immense crowd were as
cordial as Mr.. Roosevelt's approval.
Managers of PARADE.
The parade in all it's features was a.
most beautiful and imposing inaugural
of the ceremonies. Although Adtutant
General Henry G.. Corbin was grand
the active work Of organizing the col
urnns and managing the affair was
done by Brigadier General John A.
Johnston. U. S. A, and Lieutenant Col
onel bAA. Goodwin, Ninth O. s. cav
airy, General Corbin's cher us staff.
There we're II, 900 men in line, 9 100
regulars and 1900 Of the national guard.
New York was represented by 1000 CT
fcers and men; Illinois, 1000; Iowa.
$50; Missouri. 5000; Oklahoma, 200;
Ohio, 1000.
The parade started promptly at 1873
the hour set for the start. At its head
was a platoon of police followed by 1923
carriages containing distinguished
guests.
The Distinguished Guests.
In the first carriage were President
Roosevelt. ex-President Cleveland, and
president David R. Francis of the
worlds fair.
Behind them came members of the
cabinet, diplomats and other viaitors
who have attained celebrity. The line