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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-19
tabt=Neut9fetten

- grnit 8eibler bat fur ieine mo-
be Der Stabt selesene l3teselei gang
neue Wai@inerie sefauft, bic i'm in
Stanb iett, 3tesel eriter unb better
Sualitdt gu fabriStren.
= Gin aus 20 Mitsliebern Der Bet
BEN bielisen fatb. S6riterpereine BE-
itebenbes gomite, mel6es NIT ben 8orz
%bereitunSen fur cine seetsnete Setter
mdbrenb Der Sabresperiammluns BET
Staats : Soriterueretne, pel6e i'm
Stunt in ct. gloub itattfinbet, betraut
lit, bat Elm aus ben 9erren gb. s.
2abner, s. s.. &olenberser unb Sen.
2ammerien deficiencies i~pesieues Go
mite NIT Serrn Gm. S@mud ais &C.
fretdr %erpdblt, lint it9 nit BEN 8eam=
ten bes Stats. SOriterpereins uonme-
gen Der bter gu baltenben Setter in
birefte gerbin6uns gu ieten.
= Die bier I'M belten Nnbenten
iteben6e Pabit Sbeatertruppe bon
Wilwautee wirb uniere Stabt i'm
@onnemonat Wai rpieber nit ibrer
@esenmart beebren i,nb bas Oeutl6=
tbum NIT 3pei goritellunsen erfreuen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-19

-Wel9e ganbibaten fi9 Bel Der
Mpril=S tabtmabl fir bas @obl ct.
gloubs ms @el9trr lesen werben,
barber i@webt Bis iest nod I'M Ounz
tel. SIM MGsemeinen 9eipro@en,
barf man aber NIT St9erbeit annebs
men, baB aud TIM na9iten Stscaliabs
re ct. gloub unter bemofratiI9er
Mbminiitratton perbleiben mtrb.
= Contractor Sobn Seimann, MEL
dem bic 9ettuns bes neuen Garter
8lod, benz empire : Part seseniber,
anpertraut mar, bat, wtewobl nod et=
ntse gtn5elbeiten an benz Pradtbau
aus3ufibren linb, letne Steue nteber=
gelest, ba perl9tebene Yrtpatanseles
senbeiten feline 4ufmertlamtett erbetz
iden. sSn Der 0eituns bes 8aues,
Der als 9auptsterbe Der Stabt betra9=
tet werbeu muB, bat 9err 9etmann
ieiner Sa9fenntntB ale gbre sema9t,
unb cine iol6e mtrb Tim na9seribmt
merben milien, 10 lanse ber 8au
3eusniB bafar sibt.
-Oie 7. Sabresuerlammluns Der
rNortb Winneiota Educational Ifio=
ciation" mirb am 81. unb 90. bteles
Wonats in ct. gloub ftattfinben. Nm
Sreitas, Sen o., wirb Or. g. SO.
Wasnunon bic pertretenen 2ebrer I'M
So6l6ulsebdube miItommet beiBen.
On ienem Sage wirb Serr Saul Mbles,
S6uliuperintenbent uon Stearns Co..
benz Yrosramm semdB eine Oiscuiiion
fibren, unb abenbs mirb Geo. S.
Sames, Profeiior Der 8abasosif on
Der llniperlttdt pon Winnei sta, etne
anipra6e balten. Samitas Morsen
wirb 8oupert,eur 8an Cant bic Ser
iammluns NIT elmer Mnipra@e erOfnen,
morauf bic Notwithstanding if
rem Qnfans nimmt. On ienem Sage
mtrb Prditbent @. u. Sbomafer Don
Der ct. gloub Normali9ule 'eine Oisz
cu1ion leiten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-19
9n eiuem @ed5elblatt finben n

Sn eiaeu, @e95elblatt fnben MT,
eine patbolosiI9e Setra9tuns aber bte
leiber immer mebr sunebmenben &inz
berIelbitmorbe. gtneu wi@ttSen Puntt
finben mir barin aber nt6t erruabnt
baB Elm unslidli9es Tamilienlcben,
iei es nun bdusli9es glenb ober &um=
mer, ober barte, unpirbise 8ebenb=
lung, pber au6 bas 16le6te Seiipiel
Der eisenen gltern oft BEN anlaB gum
Selbftmorb zines &tnbes btetet. rOas
&inb, bas nidts Suites unb ni9ts
GILES bort unb ni6ts grbabenes CUR
Na9abmuus uor ii6 bat, perbirbt
entweber unter benz Mnblid Der Ser
rittuns ober es sisbt lib nit abi6eu
III iein eisenes Snnere surid unb
wiro em~pfinblam, idwermitbis rnb
lei6t e~rresbar. SIM sriteu Sale emit
wifelt it9 bic 9leidsiltisteit sesen
Site nnb Sittli9teit sur iittli6en
gerpabrlOiuns, bic ni9t ielten CUR
uoIenbeten moral infanitp" ii6 emit
foltet unb piel pom St~ttenseboten ,peiB,
aber nibts bauon fablt unb ni9ts boz
mad tbut. SIM anbern Taas entitebt
aus Der Steiseruns Der lei6t perlet=
barren gmpfnb1amteit iene melan6oz
lt5de @runbIttmmuna, melhe ben Be-
item N~dbrboben fir ben @eoanten Bet
81 lbituernt@tuns absibt." = 90
Gutau Siesert in ieinem flaiiii6en
@erfe iber bas Broblem Der &in.
Serielbitmorbe. - @er bteiem trauri=
gen 9roblem bierlanbs belonoere Mufs
u~ertiamfeit suwenbet, ioute au6 BITE
9ersiftuns bes &inbersemitbs bur9
eine tdsli6 bic srdbli@ten gerbre@en
Dor Nusen fabrenbe unb bic senein,
item @erbreder gu Selben itempelnbe
Seniattonspreiie ni@t auBer @6t lai
len.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-19

Die 6ifentli9e Domdne ber Ser.
Staaten umiabt CUR 3eit 525 Miaioz
men Icres, etne Sld9e 10 9roB mie bte
Der uriprinsli9en bretsebn Staaten
anb &entudp, 8ermont, Eeuneiiee,
Maine, @eitz@ irsinia, Obio, eoui=
itana, Snbiana, Wifihippt, Sainois,
alabama, Mifiouri, Irfanias, Mt6t=
gen, @tsconiin unb Soma binsusere@=
net. gs lit iomit nod g%abosenraum
ba fir WiQionen unb aber MtQionen
pom gewobnern, allerbinss ni@t bur@=
meg @niteblern cuff Der Seimitdtte,
ionbern fir giebsa@ter, 8erSbauzSSn
buitrteue rnb ansere llnternebmer.
CUR gobencultur ereisnet it6 pieuei@i
1,ur Der pierte Sbetl bes Nreals, tm=
merbin nod Elm ma@tis sroBes Stad
grbe. Sur Sortreierpen baben bte
Ser. Staateu 60 Wiqtonen Ncres Bel
Seite seiebt, auberbem iinb nod sabl=
rei9e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. porban=
ben, Sic, bas Snbtaner : Eerritorium
ri9t nit etnsere@net, pettere 60 Wile
Iionen Mcres entbalten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-19
Scr Gharatter Der ginpanberune

Der Gbaratter ber ginwanberuns
In bic Ser. Staaten mtrb entl9teben
bur4 bic @anbluns Der 9omburss
Mmerican unb ber Nortb 9ormaa
2lopb Dampferlinien uerbeHert wer=
ben, ,pel9e senannten 9tnten TIRE
Isenten I'M 0itlt@en unb iablt9en
europa ansewieien baben, tetne 3wts
Observation-Disclosures an%sunebmen, BITE
BEN Mnforberuusen ber ginwanbe=
runssbeborbe in Seem 9orf ni9t &C.
nisen f6nnen. Ote Oampferltnten
perben it9 babur@ piele Soften erIpas
rem, ba tie MIR In ieltenen Sduen no
tbig baben werben, Pahastere auf tbr
&iitfo mteber surid3ubef6rbern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-19
Nerfpnalten.

- Montas reiite 9err Sobn 3eis
pon ct. gloub na9 Dem r@olben
8aIep" unb rpirb pon bort feline
Spefulattonstour Biz mad Seattle
ausbebnen !; ipdter aber mtrb er it@ i'm
@olben 8auep nteberla1ien.
9err unb Srau Ebeobor 8rIner
retiten Sonntas na@ Mtlmaufee, UNI
it9 periOnlt9 uon benz !3uitanbe ibres
TN bortisen Sacreb Seart Sanitarium
Setluns iu@en6en Sobnes Ebeobor gu
aberSeusen.
-9err &arl Ebtele pom vNor6s
iternr lieB uou ieiner &idfebr aus
guba unS ieiner slidlt@en Nnfunft In
Seem Orleans 1ptfien. Seine 9etm=
reile pom Seem Orleans mtrb wsbl nit
S9mtertsfetten perbunben ietn, ba ber
Mtfiiiiippi in jenen @~esenben, bic 9err
Ebtele burdreiien muB, aus ietnen
l1fern setreten lit unb bas 2anb aberz
idwemmt bat.
- 8on ibrer Dor pier 8o9en nod
benz @eiten unternommenen 8eiu9sz
reile, bic namentli@ ben in Seattle
pobnenben @ei@wtitern gait, itnb
6err g. IS. Cline unb @attin lebten
Sonntas nod ct. glouo 5~uridsefebrt.
- &reisrt6ter 8. 9. Searle,
feline Satin unb SRI. Nltce Mcglure
itn6 Wontas pom ibrer grbolunsstour
nod Californian mieber In ct. gloub
einsetroffen. Wue erfreueu it6 Der
beiten @eluu6beit unb bert9ten iber
re@t ansenebme .3etten an benz @olz
benen @eitabe.
- Sonntas reiite 9err sc. 0am=
BERT, BETTER bes California @einz
bauies, nod 9unter's Springs,
Mont., mo- er auf etntse Wo@en bas
@obltbuenbe BET NaturbeilqueIen sez
nteBen ,ptrb.
- Montas traf 9err Sobn Burger
pon ct. 2ouis In ct. gloub etn /; er
best bic Mbit9t, In Dieier Na@bar=
i@aft ietn 9etm aufsui@lasen.
= Stabti9abmetiter $ so. &oien=
Berger tebrte Samitas uon ct. Paul,
NO er it9 etnes 6alSlbels rpesen BON
einem Spestaliften unteriu6en lieB,
nod Sauie aurid. Die Oiasnoie
ietnes lansmiertsen 9eibens lit nod
nt6t feitseftellt; er itebt u,ter 8e.
banbluns bes Or. arnotb S9mtber
pom ct. Saul. 9offentli@ werben
mir redt Bulb iiber 9errn &oien=
berser's abermaltses @oblietn BE-
rt9ten f0nnen.
= Na6bem ct BEN Sonntas BEL
ieiner In ct. glsub ruohnenben Sa=
ntilie perbradt bate, retiie 9err S. g.
2ei1en Montas mteber nod GAP Safe
3urid. Sn smei @o@en sebenft ieine
Srau tim in bas neue 9eim gu folsen.
= giienwaarenbdnble, ST. S. 2abz
net reiite Montas mad Gbicaso, no
CT Der IerlammlunS beS National=
grecuttp gomttes Der u0tetail 9arbs
mare Dealers Mlloctatton als elmer
Der finf 8ertreter bes StaateS Wtnne=
1ota %betnobnen wirb.
= 8rinst &olen 1T Sic perpesnen
Baden.
Ma@t bic Museu sldnSen uor Sreub'.
Madt Monate slei@ @o6en ideinen.
Das TITS mas &odp Moun!ain Ebee
aetban. Wortin Molttor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-19

@bg. Sr. 9ibs, Der ue~rbien1tuoue
fibrenbe Socialpolititer besG entrums,
bat ii6 pom ieinem 6ersleiben 1pteber
ioweit erbolt, buB ct tir5li5 i6on pies
bcr uoriibersebeub in Berlin mar. Als
lertiugS muB ii9 Der perebrte abse=
cronete nod sroBe S9omlas auferle=
gen; IS itebt aber gu bcffen, SaB ct
bemnd6it wieber etnen groBen She'll
ieiier SbGtiefeit aufnebmen faun.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-19

Yrafasnt 9ia3 uon Werico bat
i@on Dor ldnserer 3eit erfldtt, baB CT
it@ betm &blauf ietnes jesisen amtsz
terminus ins Priuatleben surad5uz
sieben minide unb etne @iebererudb.
lung ni@t annebmen merbe. Das
8olf Wertco's 1T aber bamit at9t
et%nperitanbeu. gs metB gu mobl, mas
es an ietnem Dtttator Dias bat, unb
mill i'm nt@t seben lafien. Cine
md6tise &sttation lit I'm san5en 2anbe
i'm @anse, UNI Sta5 gu beweseu, meiz
ter an Der Sptse Der &esieruns gu
perbleiben, unb bteie 8ewssuns mtrb
pon ben beruorrasenbten Mttsltebern
aler Yarteten unteritibt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-19
@ie man aus gutter Sueue bort,

gSie man aus gutter Suele bort,
lift bic Grneununs uon Wisr. M6aer
Don Columbus gum goabiutorersbt=
fdof pom Cincinnati nit Si9erbeit
su eruarten. @as ct. Souls ansebt,
10 wirb bic @abl Der ;. Congregation
Ser 9ropasanba entpeser auf Wtisr.
Suuue pon Dallas ober Wisr. WeBz
mer Don @reeu Ban fallen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-19
Can't r1miIGer SepeI6e itnb bt

2aut ramii9er sepsIde itnb bic
neutrality-suspicious. pon ct.
Souls nit benz Satifan am u~nterban=
beln, nm sic SEQ benz Oreisebnteu
barsebra6ten Su6ildumsSeideate gu
IusteQunssSweten leibweile gu err
balten. Die Subildumsseidente ber
peritprbenen S0nisin Sictoria iinS Der
sluslteluns bur9 &Onts gbmarS be-
fanntli6 bereits perlpro6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-19

| 0lo~S; Go.,. cs~oS en-. c..
o. nno ss' SSa Nv o'eeO '"'
we Va1t'H ess perm al: EaS
Eermam, met@e l'9 Dor Sfpet Wo@en
e1aer Epetal'o" m vi; Hap9aels
Yolp"al n"tet5oS' to"n'e ueonta9 na@
9a"le ea1lare" ~eroe".
-9err geo. Nets ldBt ietner So
mtlte an 8. 4ue liolt3 BON Der
nn'on=S@ale e'ne mooern etn9er.@s
tete oel,oen5 err,@1en' 0erea SCOPE"
l'@ euI eoooo oela"Ien ~eroen.
Set Der lesten Wtontas Nbeno
9ebaltenen Sabresperlammlun9 Der
Ncttentn9aoer Der @ran'te etfpSapt19
CIV" ~ N ."% s W 49,. p.se.Te
"" wv m"s ua'''N %
Ss"o. 1s co., p.S s. e. q
e"s!T s.sss.i, . g % -
Sxeams";a,r q r. o. ~ o'
m,,,.s% sa.n r." S;s1.as o:"sane
WNMs u SO e Co., 60. S"SS Ivy
M54s ~ m.,Sss sss mosl
sous a,,.n ssa,r,oi;osn ss,anhsn
Mm,osI mor Sh"~ss% ~ sO Sts nor
@tiir conitntirt murSs mononer
Goats mirb am l. Wpril nod seottle
abrei1en, tim bic 0eituno Der Seifeu.
ieberei ri ibernebmen.
-Senator grouer's 8ia. welde
Stdbte NIT weuioer als 10. 600 Gin
mobner %autoriiirt, Bombs fir ben
@nfauf pom @aiieruerfen Al peraus.
oobeu, 1T sur Mnnabme empfoblen
norbeu.
G;, 49, srsi 9os. ortoa OHM
ber m % Sine. norhIib mohnpnhen
FomiIie Sobn Sidiba murbe oeifern
1mittmoSl moroen non ber Il 6.
!Sirbe a,,s beerhiof.
Ca G,ott;, h.a mnno1ta mso
6 monae1s H satta ~ s;s Ghrs S,,r6 II.
~ s9,s m""han IL moss;ns y,
ssn, g mrSiSortsn @]oossnert nnyasS}snt
AZ merben nnS NIT bem5elben eineu
tSdnSe6ruf AZ me6ielu.
ste 0;as.,,ann,ns.p0 a.
s..t. ~ ~. CO.,. eseas;T;. saS eSan
manan a,a"sn "3
a"e's"
-S'eve1'o1 yeat.o"el De"l, pete"
gralloem 9err p. s: p9stemp w"
~ @ ssu ~, m sDa Or' 1890 1872 ,so ;"
&C. 1870 wv w. Gnteanonnosms non
" ~ys g. WasS.n Sas.at;n.
s,1%' q. :a ~ wsrs' $500 s;s
I.nu Iss v. !" ya"S w -"
dDs Sa WY" .m
-Sn sSatte Part mar oas Ssa9l=
es9eontB mte IolSt. Pralteenl; 9e1"'
Sn|gmann' Sral1ees: s.. 2Setler,
20. Sc5elat, w. S'aoa o1eeUlosp 81
m o
"he 49, Sg% ons,a m Sr
ssom. e ss;sss oD'
'9""' - a,
Sn etner Sreaas aoeno gseetz
tenen lpe5telen S1sunS oes S1ao1z
rates maroe penn 9etra u. Z. greens
oer9' met9er oea %letoeroorrat9 pes
fau'rten perm s. PreaoS1nstt taaIte,
et1e Ssrltet9ernnSslt5ens 9ema9r1' Iar
ote ct 900 oe5ael1e. O'e auct'oa DE-
St1nt taDlten Saml1aS'
Ger lett spet Sabren tn ber gant
beS 9errn .. $. 9aptl gu &opalton
an9eiteIte @erbarb Nbeln ptrb am l..
Ipril bic Bu9balteriteQe tn ber 5teits
gen Stearns eountp : Sant aberaeb,
men, mei9e DIS oae'n 9err Aaoert
goelorod ~tane9atte' Der aoer na9 S1sz
| hoo S So rPttPn INN hnrf IN .Nptff1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-19

Ser 3ar bat etnen anertennensper:
then anlauf sur @tniibruns BON Ste:
former senemmen, &elisionsfreibeit,
before sc lbituerpaltuns Der @emein:
ben, &eform in Der Proptnsialresie:
runs, gntlaituns Der Sauern uni
S9us bes @emeinbe : g~isentbums
1penrt er barin bic Sberbanb iber bic
r%eaftionGren glemente in ber GeSte:
runs bes &ei6es bebdlt, wtrb e1
@roBes selei1tet baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-19

rad elmer YreBmelbung bat Stz
8 pom Iesquaup, 8aib., bic
Serlesuns bes 9ii9ofsiises BON Sans
couuer, mo er felt Der 9riinbunS Ser
Si6seIe beitanb, na9 Seattle anse=
fInoiat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-19

uebefl9WemmANBeH IDetl uND uletl,
u~nsebeurer S9aben. Sas alte Steb.
atnb uenn is9 bie @aier mteber per-
laufen baben, sei9iebt bod ni9ts.
Ober rpirb mar, 1i6 entli@ gu bur@:
sreifenber Stromresuliruns i'm Wtl=
itiltppi=@ ebiete entldlteBen? @elb se=
mug lit ia bafir ba, aber BET Der poltz
tti9en SerfelFe9eret, mo ieber Cont
sreBbiItritt ietne etsene8 urlt sebraten
baben min, tptrb bic Our@fabruns
eines einbettllt9en 9lanes idwer gu
erparten ietn.
@abreno bic Neus England Staaten
fi9 pon ber Probtbitton, wel6e tie
ielber Dor einem balben Sabrbunbert
einsefibrt baben, fretSuma@en iu6en,
lit &anlas entl@loiieu, bas Probibtz
tionsio9, bas es it9 Sor % Sabren
aufselahen bat, nod webr gu befeiti=
gen. Sur9 seri9tliGeu llrtbeilipru9
lpurbe tiirsli@ Elm Sod tn bas Probiz
bittonsselse seriHen, unb bic 9esis=
latllr wtrb baIelbe nur, suItopfen, tn
benz iie S9antmirtbi@aften ausbradz
ii6 fir Observation-Disclosures unb fir
ruoselfret~ ertlart.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-19
Toleb.

llniere Srti6aft bat ii6 9erru
Sobn Solep ais Yrdiibent seseben.
Sie anberen Giuase Seamten iinb
Eruitees: S. .. Ianban, ST. Sec
grabp, so. WOies; G%ecorber: @.
s.. Serb; S6abmeilte Sartb.
&lein Sriebensri6ter; 6. WscGlap.
Ser uniern Oiitrift III Der aesisz
latllr pertretenbe Serr Wc@resor bat
eine SIN einserei6t, wel6e $4,000
bemiuist fir elm adjournment auf Dem
Staatsz Gapitolsrunbe 81 gbren bel
int Sample auf ben Ybilippinnen &C.
fauenen Solbaten bes 13. Sreiwiui:
gen &esiments.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1903-09-26
MODERN RIFLE-sHooTING.
English Marksmen Making Great EE.
forts to Gain Supremacy
at the Targets.

The recent war in South Africa has
called attention to the enormous impor-
ance of accurate rifle shooting, and has
led to the establishment in this country
of many new ranges where our marks.
men will have opportunities for practice
which were nonexistent four years ago
Especial interest will be attached to the
next meeting Of the National Rifle as
ISOLATION at Bisley, for the reason that Z
team of Swiss marksmen, the finest rife
shots in Europe, will compete with our
men, and every one will be anxious to
see how the Briton will fare when op-
posed to such splendid shots, says
Chambers Journal. The foreign ranges
are not so long as ours, 300 or 400 metres
generally representing the greatest dis
lance; but it must be remembered that
we have the high authority of Lord Rob-
erts that quick and accurate shooting at
from 300 to 500 yards, or even less, will
be the deciding factor in future warfare.
The Bisley meeting will also afford an
interesting comparison between the
weapon used by the Swiss-which is
known as the Schmidt rifle-and the
Lee Metford, with which our men are at
present armed. The new rife, of which
so much is expected, will not be issued
In time for the Bisley campaign.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1903-09-26
ain THE LITTLE OLD TOWN."
Main street.


ITS none Of your crowded city streets.
where the rush and hustle are.
And the wave Of constant movement beats
Through the dust and smoke afar.
IL saunters In with peaceful air
And II slowly passes through
ans cheerful. hurryless thoroughfare
With Its seeming ''Howdy-do."
II steps where the roses biandiy nod
Through the quaint old garden gate.
Then goes with placid. patient pod
Where the sidewalks hold II straight.
II hats again at the public square
For an unbegrudging rest
And friendly chat with the corners there
For each cross street is a guest.
Then laziiy to the blacksmith shop.
Where II has TO pause once more
To see how the blazing c,nders nash
From the forge just by the door,
From there to the bridge across the brook,
To hear what the ripples say;
Then on to the walnut-sha nook
Where the sages sit all day.
Main Street goes on with a calm content
To the summit Of the hill.
Then Yields to the soothing Establishment
OF the countryside. all still.
ii rambles out where the meadows spread.
And.the soft, green grasses creep,
And there, on blossom spangied bed,
Main street has gone to sleep.
Chicago Tribune
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1903-09-26

IAN ignorant people not only IL
but must be, a poor people. They
must be destitute Of sagacity and
providence, and, of course of compe-
tence and comfort. The proof Of this
does not depend upon the lessons OF
history, but ON the constitution of ma
ture. No richness of climate, no
spontaneous productiveness of soil,
no facilities for commerce, no stores
Of gold or of diamonds can confer
even worldly prosperity upon an un-
educated nation. Such nation can
not create wealth of itself; and what
ever riches may be showed upon it
will run to waste. Within the last
four centuries the people of Spain
have owned as much silver and gold
as all the other nations of Europe put
together; yet, at the present time,
poor indeed is the people who have
less than they. The nation which has
produced more of the raw material
and manufactured from it more fine
linen, than all contemporary nations,
is now the most ragged and squalid
in Christendom.r-Ho Mann's
Eleventh Report.
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THE RIGHTS OF The PEOPLE.
some OF the Provisions of the Con-
stttuttOn of North Carolina
Regarding Education.

The people have a right to the
privilege of education, and it is the
1uty Of the state to guard and main
tain that right" Sec. 81. Bill Of
Rights.
Religion, morality and knowIcdre
being necessary to good government
and the happiness OF mankind. schools
and the means of education shall for
ever be encouraged."-Art. TX, Sec
ton 1.
The general assembly is hereby
empowered to enact that every child.
Of sufficient mental and physical abili.
ty, shall attend the public schools
during the period between the ages
Of six and eighteen years, for a term
not less than sixteen months. unless
educated by other means."-Art. TX.
Section Is.
THE general assembly, at it's first
session under this constitution. shall
provide, by taxation and otherwise.
for general and uniform system OF
public schools, wherein tuition shall
be free to charge to all children of
the state between the ages of six and
twcnty-one. And the children of the
white race and the children of the
coiored race shall be taught in separ-
ate public schools; but there shall be
no discrimination in favor of, or to
the prejudice of either race."-Art.
TX. Section 2.
Each county of the state shall be
divided into a convenient number of
districts, in which one or more pub.
lie schools shall be maintained at
least four months in every year; and
II the commissioners Of any county
shall fail to comply with. the afore-
said requirements of this section,
they shall be liable to indictments
Art. TX, Section 3.
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The nests Of caterpillar of undeter-
mined species. living in single forest in
Madagascar, offer possible new source
OF fine silk. M. Thery, of the Madagas-
car forestry department, states that
these nests. which are attached to trees,
are OF dazzling Wilderness, and are about
Is inches long. consisting of silk-lus-
trous, very flexible and very tenacious
much resembling that of the common
siikworm. From 100 to $50 caterpillars
live In single nest, going out at night
for food. The caterpillars are very pro-
lific. and 1t Is probable that they can be
successfully introduced into other for
ests. Experiments are being made to
determine the value of the SALES.--FUTURE.
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SOUT HERN
EDUCATION


The contemporary north is in sym
pathy with the contemporary SOUTH.
We recognize that with you, as with
Us. the folk who face toward the flu
sure outnumber those who face to-
ward the past many to one. The
young captains and the young SOL
1iers of industry refuse no reverence
to the veterans of the civil war ON
either side, but the men of this gen.
Grafton are determined to run it. The
sons will preserve and will magnify
the fame of their fathers, but they
will not foster or fight over again
their feuds, since the fathers them
selves, an nlustrious and q pathetical-
~ thinning band, long ago renowned
rancor and dissolved differences. Let
what people that may elect to do 9TH
srwise, the electives, both of the
north and of the south, to-day believe
IN factories quite as much as in pam
theons, in energy more than in in
quests, and in school houses more
than in graves. A spent quarrel, not
Of our making and not of yours, shall
uot be revived or reworked to the
nnmaking of either of us. We will
finally honor the shades of our an
cestors, but we will not cut ourselves
among their tombs. We will honor.
as children, their parents, the surviv-
ors of the struggle between the
states. May their days and ours be
still long in the land which the Lord
our God gave to them-and to us. The
tuiiness and the fervency and the
faith OF that prayer shall not, how
ever, affect the fact that to the men
of each generation belong the moiety
OF the duties and the whole of the
destiny of that generation. Our fa-
theirs fought out the questions which
their forefathers left unsettled. We
recognize and rejoice in the settle
ment OF those questions. But we are
resolved that neither the charm of
historical study nor the passions nor
the pathos of poetry, nor the pious
exaltation which shrines incite and
monuments inspire shall to-day hold
back north and south from the new
and noble obligations, and from the
benign and brotherly competitions of
this teeming time. Better a decade
OF love and of peace than a cycle of
the mutilations and of the memories
Of civil war!"-Editor st. Clair Nc
Kelway.
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Restriction. I'm Manifestation.

The number of Americans who may
enter the Transvaal or Orange River
Colony is limited to so month. and
each must have a permit, the blank
application for which can be had of
any British consul. And, too, an afi-
davit must me made that the applicant
has sufficient means to support him.
self and family after arriving. Con-
sideration of such applications is often
delayed for weeks, and those who grow
impatient and arrive in advance of
their permit are generally given the
option of leaving the next day or i'm
prisonment for six months, with fine
of $2,433.