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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-01
Die &ermenbums arbeitiparenbe

Die &erwenoumg arbettiparenber
Mai6inen lit auf fetnem @ebiete au=
senfdaiSer 1T bic @ri@einuns 9etreten,
ais In Der ameritanii9en 2anbmirtb=
idaft. Ser erfinberti9e @eiit bes
Imerttaners lit In bteler alien anberen
|2dn6ern ~porausseeilt unb bat baber
aud bic @enustbuns, baB feline Ma=
|i@tnen auf Der sansen @elt, mo im=
mer Nderbau betrteben mtrb, bic rid=
1tdnbisen Wetboben dlterer 3eit per-
brdnst baben. Namentlt9 ,pdbrenb
Der febten Sabre bat tire gtnfibruns
tint Gnslanbe sroBartisen Mufi9muns
senommen. SIN Sabre 1898 belief
ii@ bic Musfubr auf pier unb cine ball
BE MiQion Dollars, int lebten Sabre
mar iie auf 81 @illtoner s~eftiesen.
8or 1865 mar bte Musfubr por Mder>
bau : Maidtnen Hnb @erdtben unbe=
beutenb, mas mobl Dem bamalisen
Stanbe Der gntmidluns entiprt6t,
wel6e bic iebtse goatommenbett nod
ni9t erreidt bate. Sn ben barauf fol-
senben fanfunbswanSts Sabren ittes
bieielbe nlr allmdlts an, bts tie I'M Sab
re 1890 einen @ertb uon s., 8 5 900
errei@t bate, pom ba an aber bat tie
i9nea sasenommen. SIM Sabre 1895
NOR etn @elammtwertb BON 81 Mtl=
lionen erret6t, fanf Sabre barauf uon
Is, jest finb es, pie obem seiast, 81
%geuorben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-01

Sur9 iein gtusretfen in bic Neu=
btlbuns bes enslii@en Wtniiteriums
Seist &Onis gbwarb, baB er attn an
Der &esieruns Ebeil uebmen miu unb
ni@t seionnen lit, bic Stole aIs Be-
beutuussloies &usbdnsei@ilb, in mel=
der ft9 feline Wutter sefiel, fortsu=
iesen. ST bat suuor i@on bauon
ProbeR sesebeu mie tn Der Inter
ftisuns gbamberlains unb Der i9nelz
len 8eenbtsuns bes 8urenfrieses.
Sour lit er bamals nt@t 10 often auf=
setreten mte In bteiem Taue.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-01

g. Broter gum Mapor, unb an stene
SeS Serra SO. $. @tuiorns, ,pel@sr
rpurbe 9err IS. $. Benz
ipn als MitSlieb bes S%tabtratbes ers
rpdblt, wdbrenb 9err s. 9. Copper.
non 6er Ma@folaer bes gun, Mapor
erudblten Stabtanualtes Broter rpur=
ne tnf ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-01
Ginfimmig murbe auf Der Monz
ao In @abaihQ aehQltenett General.

StVRtWRNNSS ~"s WI
tag In Wabaiba sebaltenet 9eneral.
per1ammluns beS Staatsperbanbes
Der beuti6en fatbolii@en 8ereine BON
Winuelota folsenber Gntras ansez
nommen: Ser Staatsuerbanb uon
Minnelota bel9lieBt, ii@ als Staats-
perbanb benz gentralperetne a,13u=
i9lieBen auf Der 8aiis BON ie einem
Oelesaten far iebe 1000 Mitslteber
unb ermd9ttst ben Prdlibenten beS
Staatsperbanbes, bteie OeleSaten be-
reits sur nd9ften Observation-Disclosures
lung bes gentralpereins In ct. Souls,
@o., i'm Sabre 1904 gu ienben, I'm,
bort mitsuberatben lber bic Seftitel.
lung Der r,eueu &opfiteuer fur iol@e
Staatsperbdnbe, mel9c mie MIR ft@
Dem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der beuti9zre=
benben &atbolifen ser Ser. Staaten
ani6lieBen. Nu9 ertldrt f9 Der
Staatsperbanb pon Winnelota bereit,
ii9 bur1 ben gentralperein an BITE
alsemeine Amerifantl@e S6beration
Der fatbolil9en @eieui@aften an3us
i6lieBen, unb mirb feline etsenen De-
lesaten fur bte S0berationsueriamm
lunsen e%rnennet, welde Der Central
perein BET Ser S0beration ansumelben
bat. Ser StaatSperbanb mirb BITE
Soften ieiner Sertretuns betm gen=
tralperein iomobl mte BET Der S6bez
ration trasen. gr lit bereit, auf bieie
@eiie in bic S0beration einsutreten,
neil er BARN ben it@eriten @es iiebt,
Inn bic &e9te Der beuti9=rebenben
&atbolifen Der Ser. Staaten in Der
S0beration gu wabreu unb au@ mitz
suptrten, bamtt bic beutI9= rebenben
&atbolifen Der Ser. Staaten In se=
i6loheniter ginisteit unb pouftdn
btsiter Organization tbren ginfluB
nt6t nur tn Der T0beratton, 1onberu
aud in alien anberen Srasen bon Sn=
tereiie fur &tr9e unb 8aterlanb bter
In Sen Ser. Staater CUR pollen @el=
tun9 brtn9en f6nnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-01

2etoer baben ft9 bte 3olpolttli@en
@erbdltniiie swti&en Deuti@lanb ,ub
Der Union nod ni@t aufsetldrt, ptel=
fad berri@t fest u6lItse t1ntlarbett
barber, tuel&e @enbuus Ste Dinse
nebuter 1perbert. Dte Dol. Berlin aus
6ieier Gage seurelbete off3t6ie Mu=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-01
ftnnefpta.

Bluffton. Correspondent
Ser ,tere 8abnbof Sebt fetner 9ol(em=
bung entSeSen, unb rperbett Ste 8es
wobner ni&t iaebr tn Treien auf Ste
alntunft Der 3ase gu .uartet, bran@eta.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-01
Notts far @ots.

gom llnteraei1neten rperben Bis Samitas,
ben II. October, mor9ers II nbr periie9elte
MnSebote CUR 2ieferun9 BON 10 Rlafter Ipeis
den Sol3es fir bic ct. @Ioub 8ibliotbet ents
9egen9enommten. Ser Contract rpirb benz
Ntebri9ftbietenben iiberIai5en, int Sale 3wet
ober mebr MuSebote ein9erei9t uer6eu. Der
0oarb bdlt fi@ bas @e9t DOT, iebes ein3elne
ober ale Mn8ebote 5u uerwerfen. Mle Mnaes
bote folten 8eri6tet fem an
(. s. Nn@nIl,
- 0S3 ct. @ermainfrQke. ct. &Ipub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-01
Mbsm8sfamaI.@Sbre

Wir baben cine ~uoqf6nbise Gusmabl on
perSlafen Mb3u9sfanaIr0bren unb Nbf lubs
9obl3tesel porrathis. 9artueb.M Is
ner2 b 9 o., ct. @Ioub, Winn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-01
@o6btQe.

gs lit iebt enti9teben, baB bas
neue incorporate 8tqaSe &odutae
Waferwerte baben iou. Ser basu
n~ot5wenbise Battle-Ground mirb pom
Der @%aferfraft Der bieitseu Mable
be3o9en werben.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-03-28
WILL BE TAKEN TO SCOTLAND.
Remains of the Late Major General
Macdonald.

Paris, March 27.-The body of Major
General Sir Hector Macdonald, who
committed suicide at the Hotel Regina
here "Wednesday, has been removed to
the British mortuary chapel, where it
Will await shipment to it's final rest.
ing place III Scotland. The French law
requires that the bodies of suicides be
taken to the morgue, but owing to the
urgent desire Of the British officials
that the body of the distinguished Off
GER be not deposited in the public
morgue the usual legal requirement
was waived. 1t was said at the British
embassy that no ClGers have been re-
ceived from London concerning the
disposition of the body and it is eX-
pected that the fa1ci:y of the deceased
general will make the final arrange
ments. Both the officials of the Brit
ish embassy and the consulate general
OF Great Britain dis>ll IL n any knoWl-
edge of the existence of the letters
which were reported to have been
found in the room where the general
killed himself. Mr. Ingills, tho British
consul, said to the Associated Press:
Il have been personally assured by
the commissary of police that no such
letters have been found"
There is evidently desire on the
part of the officials to shield the mem
ory of the general out of sympathy for
his family.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-03-28
SCORES SENATOR PATTERSON.
WoIcott's Argument in the stratton
Will Case.

Colorado Springs, Colo, March 81
Former Senator Wolcott introduced a
sensational feature in the W. S.
Stratton will case when he attacked
Senator T. NJ. Patterson, engaged as
counsel for the Stratton estate. He
served notice on Senator Patterson
that political partisanship from his
side should not be dragged into the
case and directed mainly against him
the entire part of his argument, scor-
ing him for the personalities intro
duced in the affidavits of the estate
and the trickery used in the employ
ment of H. C. Berry as a spy. Berry
was called a perjurer. Senator Pat
terson argued that while the motion to
discharge the present panel of jurors
was out of the ordinary and that it
was not regular challenge to the a
raignment, the inherent power of the
court required that it should take ac-
tion as a matter of protection to its
own integrity and dignity. He argued
that the affidavits showed tampering
with the jury.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-03-28
NEW CHINESE MINISTER.
Chen Tung LANG cheng Arrives at
San Francisco.

San Francisco, March 27.-Among
the passengers on the steamer Korea,
which arrived during the day from the
Orient, was Sir Chen Tung Liang
Cheng, K. R. M. G., the new Chinese
minister to the United States. Minis
ter Cheng is accompanied by his en-
eire suite and party, which includes
about twenty students. Most promi-
nent among the latter is the eldest son
of Viceroy Chang Chi Tung. There is
also in the student party the only son
OF Tuan Fang, the enlightened Man
chu governor Of Hupeh, and a third
distinguished figure among the stu
dents is the son Of the late Hsi Tung
Shan, chief imperial tutor of the late
Emperor Tung Chin These three
scions of nobility and two others in
the party came to the United States
to study at their own expense, while
the remaining members of the student
body enter the colleges of this country
under the auspices of the Chinese gov
ernment.
Some of the students have long
reached their majority and several
among them. haye reached the period
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-03-28
MADE MANY DISCOVERIES.
British Expedition Penetrates Into
New Reoions.

London, March 27.-President Mark
ham of the Royal Geographical so
ciety. commenting on the achieve
ments of the British Antarctic ship
Discovery, says it has been proved
conclusively that the greater part of
the Antarctic region is vast con-
tinent. Captain Scott, the commander
of the Discovery, penetrated 100 miles
further south than any previous ex.
plorer and discovered an extensive
mountainous region, hitherto absolute
ly unknown, extending to 1920 south.
He thinks this indicates that the land
stretched to the pole in series Of
very lofty mountains, which is con-
sidered to be far the most important
geographic result ever achieved in
Antarctic explorations. The Discovery
wintered 400 miles further south than
any vessel had previously wintered. =
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-03-28
STORY LACKS CONFIRMATION.
Printed Report That King Edwards
Health Is Poor.

London, March 27.-The vague sug-
gestion of the Liverpool Post that
King Edward is in poor health and
suffers from depression does not find
confirmation in well informed quar-
ters. The king is frequently seen in
public and is apparently in excellent
health and spirits. He left. London
during the afternoon to visit the early
derby at Knowesley park, Lancashire,
and to see the grand national steeple-
chase at Liverpool He will start on
Monday neat foE Li35cl and thence
he will go on a yachcing tour. Queen
Alexandra is to leave the same day to
spend three weeks 1T Copenhagen,
which is hardly compatible with the
suggestion that King Edward is in i'll
health
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-03-28
MANY HEADS TO FALL.
Rumors of a Wholesale Shaking UP in
Postoffice Department.

Washington, March 27-The resig-
nation of George H. Beavers, general
superintendent of the division of sal
aries and allowances in the postoffice
department, and the request for the
resignation of James N. Tyner, assist
ant attorney general of the depart
ment,, are said to foreshadow gen.
eral reorganization of the department;
the abolition of old methods and the
establishment of an up-to-date system.
There are rumors of a number of
heads of divisions to be removed and
of unpleasant disclosures that will
thus be brought to light.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-03-28

of ripe manhood. Viceroy Chang Chi
Tung's son is over forty years of age,
while Governor Fang's son is a youth
of eighteen.
The party will remain in this city
for some time before proceeding to
Washington.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-03-28
LOW TO BE RENoMlNATED.
Conference of New York Republicans
So Decides.

New York, March 81 Senator
Thomas C. Platt, at conference of
Republican leaders held in the Fifth
Avenue hotel, declared for the renomi-
nation of Seth Low for mayor and an
nounced that he would do everything
in his power to cause his election
Senator Platt believes the mayors
administration has demonstrated the
success of the fusion movement and
he favors a similar movement this
wear
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-03-28
WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE.
Several Important Measures Consid-
cred and Acted On.

Madison, Wis, March 27.-The anti
cigarette bill has passed the assembly
without word of debate. 1t prohibits
the manufacture of or sale of cigar
cites or cigarette paper and takes ef-
feet July l next.
The bill for the examination and
licensing of stationary engineers and
inspection of boilers was killed by
vote of 81 to 33.
The Merton primary election bill,
which is known to be favored by the
administration, was killed in the SEN
ate by a vote of Is to II.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-03-28
TRADE WITH CHINA RECLAIMED.
Imports Last Year Equal to Those Be-
fore Boxer Trouble.

Washington, March 27-There was
gain of $10,572,9O5 in Chinese ex-
ports to the United States last year,
as compared with the preceding year,
according to a special report to the
state department from the United
States consul general at Shanghai. The
total of the trade was $27, 1928 gold
The consul general says that the
United States is thus shown to have
regained the flourishing trade that ex-
listed before the boxer trouble.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-03-28
May Abolish the Grain Tax.

London, March 27.-According to
the Pail Mall Gazette Chancellor of
the .Exchequer Richie is likely to abol-
ish the grain tax ina the forthcoming
budget, besides making a reduction OF
8 pence in the income tax. This be-
lief. however. is hardly borne out by
the chancellor's recent statement to a
deputation Of grain dealers.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-03-28
IN SPITE OF RIGID INSPECTION.
immigration Figures for March Show
an Increase.

New York, March 7.-Immigration
figures for March show that immigra-
ton is increasing in spite of the un-
usual strictness of examination on
both lside2 of the ocean During the
first twenty-five days of March 29,1
sirEazdgfants arrived, or 1000 more
than during the same period last year
About 10000 are due to land during
the rest of the month
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-03-28
Asks Military Assistance.

London, March 27.-Tangier, accord
ing to a dispatch from that city, has
sent pressing letters to Fez asking for
military assistance, without which, it
is declared, the disturbances among
the mountain tribes will be very seri.
ous 1t is stated that over 1000 men
are reuuire6
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-03-28
ORDER BEING RESTORED.
Nicaraguan Government Recaptures
Juigalpa.

Managua, Nicaragua, March 81
The revolution which broke out at Jul
galpa, in the department of Chontales,
Nicaragua, is being suppressed. Jul,
galpa has been recaptured by the gov
ernment forces and the forests on
Lake Nicaragua and the river San
Juan are in the governments hands.
The government is confidelt that or
der will be entirely restored within
few days.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-03-28
Ready for Her Trial snin.

Glasgow. March 27.-The fitting out
of Shamrock III. is practically finished
She has been toWed to Goufock bay to
have her sails bent 1t is expected
that she will have her trial spin on
March 2S.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-03-28
TO RETIRE BONDS
SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY
DECIDES TO RESUME REFUND.
ING OPERATIONS.
OFFICIAL NOTICE IS ISSUED

After April He Will Receive Three
Per Cent Bonds of 1908 and Four
Per Cent Bonds of 1907 to the
Amount of $1oo,ooo,ooo to Be Re-
funded into Two Per Cent ConsoIs.
Also Makes Big Purchase of Silver
Washington, March 27.-The secre-
tary of the treasury has resumed re-
funding operations and has announced
that on and after April l he will re-
ceive per cent bonds of 1908 and
per cent bonds of 1907 to the amount
of $100,000,000 to be refunded into 2
per cent consols on basis of 102.
The secretary of the treasury has
purchased 250,00O ounces of silver at
49 1-10 cents an ounce, delivered free
at the Philadelphia mint. This pur-
chase was made on account of the
Philippine coinage act.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-24

Rurs Dor elf llbr fab General
Douap Elm, bab er nit feinen f9pa,
den Sruppen sesen bic in @ilmdrf4en
anriidenben preuBif4en Corps ni1ts
ausri9ten tonne. Gr CAB ben 8efebl.
Weibenburs gu rdumen unb ale
Sruppen lansfam aus benz @efe4te
auriidauaieben.
Raum bate Oouap bieien 9efebl
ertbeilt, als i'm elm @ranatfplitter
bonn Pferbe mari. Surge 3eit barauf
peri9ieb er. Sein Ra9folser, @ene>
raj Pelee. bate einen faperen Stanb.
Gr bate bas 9efe9t Dor Der Stabt
Weibenburg seleitet unb tannte bic
9ispoiitionen feines @orsdnsers ni9t.
Gr bottle bon Minute gu Minute auf
Ducrots Silfe, besbalb ~peraDserte er
ben Mbmarf4. 9esen II l1br purbe
Der 8ahnbof bon ben 8reuBen, baum
bic Stabt bon ben 8aiern senommen,
na9bem preubif9e unb bairii9e 8ats
terien bic Sborfliisel einsei9ofen bats
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-24

nod iener Melbuns, fdlusen idon bic
eriten bairii9en &anonentugeln in Der
NGbe bes Wetbenburser 8abnbofs Elm.
IGerbinss, als es grnit purbe,
bate audi bic frans0ii19e Sorsloits=
felt Elm Gnbe. Sic bungrigen Srup=
pen = audi Der Sioiiion Souap mar
fein ProDiant na9sei9idt porben =
ftanben in pentsen Minuten fampf=
bereit auf ibren Poiten unb lie i9lu=
gen ft9 bann nie 2Dtpen.
Sie gbre bes eriten Insriffs ipurbe
ben 8aiern gu She'll. IS mar bic
batrtf9e 9ibifton bon 8otbmer pom
I. batr. Corps, pel9e INN balb reun
nbr ibre S9iben5iise sesen bic Stabt
borf4idte. 8otbmer nuBte, baB bas
FINITE preubtf9e Corps iiber S9peig=
6ofen, bas XI. bur@ ben Nieberipalb
beranridte, iebr balb eintreffen unb
bic Stequns bon WeiBenburs umfaiz
len mufe, unb 10 griff er an, obne
audi nar cine 4bnung bon Der StGrte
refp. S9pG9e feines @esners gu baz
ben.
Ser @rfolg lteB re9t lange auf ii9
iparten, troBbem balb a9t bairif9e
8ataiaone in bic Seueraone einsetreten
naren. Srob auer 8rabour selans es
ben 8aiern ni9t, iofort in bic Stabt
ein5ubringen, bic alte Seitung @eiz
benburs mar snar fein feftes 8ol=
inert, aber bod nod feit senug, INN
ii9 itunbenlans sesen einen a~nfiir=
member Seinb gu balten. Die Sranz
soien ma9ten pieberbolt beftise @orz
itDBe unb 8otbmer bate groBeS 9tpie
rigfeiten, feline Stelung gu bebaupten
unb bas Gefe9t Big gum gintreffen
Der PreuBen hinaubalten.
limb bic lieBen audi ni9t LANCE auf
ii9 tparten. Spbalb General BON
8ofe ben bairiiden 3anonenbonner
b0rte, mari9irte er nit ben penisen
9ano bate, i'm gilmari9 na9 Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-24

Male bS9it tpertbpon. Msebr als finfs
gig 9o4Ofen iinb iebt f4on im8etrieb.
10000 Sonnen Gra tperben tdsli9
~berarbeitet. Die 8eb0lterung bon
@rob : Mopeubre lit in aebn Sabren
bon 5000 auf $4,000 angepa9fen,
Nomba4 bon 1900 auf 1000, &oblin>
gen bon 300 auf $500. Gin sara
r,eues srobes Oorf, Stablbeim, lit entz
ftanben. Gin neues Weitfalen bilbet
ii9 in 2otbrinsen, ia bic Giienprobuts
tion bat bic tpeitfalif4e f9on iiberbolt.
benin 2otbrinsen probusirt jebt II
procent Der sefammten Gifener5f0rbes
runs Oeutf9lanbs. l1nb es finb Grae
senus %borbanoen, um auf Sabrbun>
berte binaus ben Weiterbetrieb au
ii9ern. : 4u9 bic poraeIanz unb
bic 8lasinbu itrie 2otbringens befinz
ben ii9 in sepaltisem 4uff9puns, ie>
bod 1T bas nur Spieleret pergli9en
nit benz Sorti9ritt bes Giienabbaus.
= Die &oblenf0rberuns Der Saarses
senb. namentli9 Saarbriiden > 5orz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-24
2otbringiide 8auernitube.

Die GliGher unb 2otbrinser baben
unter Der fran5Diif9en 9erri4aft itets
cine aussefpro9ene @orliebe fir ben
Militdrbienit an ben Sag selest uno
ben fransOitf9en 9eeren &erntruppen
seliefert. Ser milttGrti9e 8erluit
Srantrei9s, in Solge Der Ibtretung
Der beiben propinsen tit Elm gang auz
berorbentlt9 GROCER, benin feline am
bere franSOfif4e Prpbina bat benz taia
ferli9en Srantrei9 10 biele tii9tise
Solbaten seltefert. sSm Sabre 1870
ftdnben ni4t tpeniser als $4,000 Glz
fab : 2otbringer unter Napoleons
Sabnen. 8eionbers sablrei9 tparen
bic fran5Diif9en Lnterofficiere aus
benz glfaB, benin BEL ben iiingerer
@Dbnen Der elfdfiif9en unb Der lotb=
rinsif9en 8auerr, mar es faft Srabt=
tion e%etporben, fi9 fir cine ldnsere
Heibe BON Sabren gum Oienft als unz
teroffieiere gu nerpfli4ten. Ser Manz
gel an l1nterofficiers : Bacterial ma4t
ii9 beute gang beionbers in Der fran>
aDiif9en Mrmee bemertbar. Ni1t aIIein
fur bic sriinbli9e Musbilbuns Der
Sruppeu, fonbern audi fir bic Jiibs
rrns i'm Sample 1T Der 11n~teroffieier
bon oar ni@t genug au f4GBenber
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-24

ten. Sie @arniion Der StaSt bate
nur 55 Spbte unb 9erpunoete. Die
nebrisen, SOB Mann, muBten iib err
geben.
Ser 9aubtfampfplab mar jebo9
nl9t um bic Stabt, ipnbern am @eiBz
berg, elmer fteilen In606e, pel9e elmer
natiirli9en SeFurg slid. Die '06s
mar bon einem auberorbentli9 ftarfen
unb nit pielen 59ieBidartsn aussez
ttatteten S6lohe gefrDnt. Iuf bieie
Yoitttpn tpurbe nun Elm altpreuBti9er
Sturm unternpmmen, an Der Spite
bas Z. Regiment poiener S~0nigsgrez
nabiere) uno Die G0rliBer sSSGger. Sas
fibne 8rabouritid mtblang, Maior
bon &atienberg, nit Der SABINE porz
an, ftel betm eritenQnlauf. Sas elei6e
S9idfal errei6te mebrere anoere Sfz
ftctere. fpel9e bas Banner auf6oben.
Sben a%ngefommen, fonnten bic Gre
naoiere ni6t in oas S9lpb 6ineir.
Qber bic Nrtilerie mar rebtseitia our
SteQe. gs puroen 8reiden eei9oI=
len unb bas S9loB alsbann genonl=
men. Man ftaunte iber bic geringe
3abl Der 8ertbeibiger. gesen 400
puroen %gefansen senommen, bic ibri=
gen Sran5oien batten ii6 re9t5eitis
gebriidt, iebo9 unter 9in6altung bes
9efe4ts i'm adben Sample. go batten
bic 8aiern namentli9 in ben 9opfenz
pflan5un9en nod Elm mDrberii9es
9anbgemenge nit Surfos 81 be5teben.
Cine &anone ipurbe erobert bon ben
9DrltBer SGgern. SelOpebel Meber
unb bret Sdser tbeilten ii9 in ben
bon Der r8Olnii9en 3eituns" ausse=
ieBten Prets bon 500 Sbalern fir bas
erite eroberte 9ei6iib.
Sur4tbar tparen bic 8erluite Der
Seuti9en, peientlt9 in Solge bes
tonen Srauf9ebens am 9eibberge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-24

16. Grmeecrrps, i'm GliaB bas Is.
Nber bieIe beiben Corps iinb peit itdr=
fer, als Der Srieosnsfub Der altbeut=
f6en Gorps. NuBeroem iteben nod
apei bairii6e 8rigaben in 2otbrinsen,
mebrere niirttem6erstI9s &esimenter
uno fat Elm 9rtttel oes babif9en
Corps sarniioniren i'm Sber=gliaB.
Sm 9an6en iteben in GlfaB : 2otbrinz
gen $4,000 Mann Solbaten. 9ieie
perbdltniBmdBis itarte militdrifde8ez
iaBung Der 3ei4slanoe lit iebo9 ses
ring i'm @erslei9 gu benz franaOff9en
Qufmarf9 am peitli9en Ibbange Der
Toseien. Ibgeieben bon ben ptelen
sroBen unb tleinen 5eitunsen, nit
pel4en bic Sran5oien tbre 9renaen
gei4iist BADEN, lit Der Manni9aftsbez
ftono Der franaOiii9en Srenoarmee
minoeitens boppelt 10 Itarf, als bic
oeuti9e 9efabung Der Gei6slanbe.
SieIer i9einbare Na9tbeil fann iebo9
our6 Die pielen itratesii9en Giienbabz
men, tpel9e Oeuti9lanb gebaut bat,
innerbalb ipeniser Stunben mebr als
ausgegli9en perben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-24

Saarunion $500, !Sapinsen $1,000,
@r. Mopeupre (12,O00). ct. Ipplo
$4,000 Ginn., barunter 1850 Mtann
8eIabung), 8olhen (25OO.
Sang 2otbrinsen bat taum $780,
900 g%inppbner, barunter $4,000 Solz
baten. Grit in gang neueiter 3eit maz
9en ii9 NnidBe gu itGrferem @a4sz
t6um numentli9 i'm 9ebiete bes fob
LEM unb er5rei9en Suarsebiets be-
merfbar. Sm Weientli6en lit 2otbz
rinsen Elm 8%auernlano, iebO4 tritt Der
@einbau nl1r ftri9neiie auf, ba bas
8lima bemielben nt9t 10 sinitis tit,
als i'm Gliab. Iuf tauienb 2otbrtnz
ger %entfalen 800 3atbolifen, 116
Protetanten unp Is Suoen.
X x X
Die giienincuI Erie bat ii9 in 2otbz
ringen ndbrenb Der lebten Sabre berz
artis entpidelt, baB maj nit ben betz
mii9en Mrbeitstrdften ldnsit ni9t
mebr ausrei9t unb grobe S9aaren
eStaliener nite[len mubte. @egenz
ipGrtig iinb ii6er 10000 4rbeiter in
Dieier Snbuitrie bei9dftist. Die ganse
Siseltette bon ct. pripat Biz ms
2urembursii9e binein ftedt poa Der
beiten @rae. Sie Sranaoien, nel9e
ieBt in biefe @egenb fommen, %ftaunen
ob bes gang unsebeuren IuH9punss