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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13

wears later ofter much effort has succeeded in
getting Moukden and An-Tung opened-no, not
opened: but promise that they shall be opened
IL Russia pleases-and Russia is not likely TO
please! In such fashion do we strive TO atone
for past neglect and folly.
Again, Japan asked in 1895, when she herself
evacuated Manchuria after conquering II in
open war, that China should engage never TO
cede any part of 1t to any other power. That
was reasonabl request. Japan had acquired
title to Manchuria or to Leao-Tong, herself.
Under the law Of nations she had a right to
keep that province forever as her own. II she
restored 1t to China, as act OF grace and
generosity. she had II right to attach condi-
tons 10 the gift. But again Russia objected,
and was backed up in her objections by france
and Germany, while Great Britain and Amer
lea went by the other side. Russia pro-
tested that she had no thought whatever OF
entering Manchuria, and she objected to the
condition prescribed by Japan, not because 1t
would bar her out, but because ii would seem
to imply that she had wanted to go into Man
churia OF course, Japan could not stand alone
against Russia. France and Germany, ana so
she was forced to yield and give up Manchurla
Internationally, for Russia speedily to seize, rs
Russia doubtless at that very time was plan
ming TO do.
Amid all these tnln2S Jdpi" h"s heP' H''
per admirably She has not betrayed her ieel-
ngs But that she has been, or is becoming
apathetc and Indifferent is not for moment
to he supposed. She has learned not TO rely
upon other nations, not even when their own
interests should incline them to support her'
That means that she has learned to rely upon
herself and to fight for her own hand. a rev
years ago she was the generous champion or
civilization against Chinese barbarism. Civil
ization did not then take advantage of her
champiorship and for that neglect hes since
had TO nay Il fearful penalty. Now Japan VIII
bc her own champion, not against China, out
against Russian oppression and bad faith. In
sucb q campaign the result may be materially
different from that Of years ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13

Mr.. Westinghouse IS credited with the state
ment that the total capacity of the steam
turbines now in service throughout the world is
fully half million horsepower. and that 81 900
of that amount is devoted to the propulsion of
steam vessels of various types, By far the
greatest share Is engaged in supplying electric
light and power. The orders recently given by
the New-York Central and Pennsylvania rail-
roads for engines each of which Will be capable
of developing 1900 or 5000 horsepower. further
Illustrate the popularity of the motor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13
THE ARMY AND NAVY.
[rRom THE TRIBUNE BuREAu.l

IPRoaf TRIBUNE BUREAU
Washington. Dec. 12.-The Military Order OF the
Carabao gave dinner tonight The rs guests in
Guided Secretary Root and other members OF the
Cabinet Speaker Cannon, Senator Tillman, Senator
Proctor and Senator Warren.
General and Mrs. Arson Mills have gone to New
York for a visit before their departure for Cali
fornia where they will spend the winter with their
daughter, Mrs. Overton. wife OF Captain ".
Overflow who Is stationed at the Presidio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13

Why should not our Democratic friends
hold their national convention in New
Orleans next year. or in some other city below
Mason and Dixon's line? They do not expect
many electoral votes for their standard bearers
from any. of the Northern States. They might
enjoy more hilarity and be harassed by fewer
dismal apprehensions in the balmy and sooth-
trg atmosphere of Dixie Land while they are
selecting their candidates for President and
Vice President than in the less congeniaI and
encouraging environment of the northern re-
gions Of the republic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13
RONDEAu.

A Freshman is a source OF glee
To all the university.
Much cash is his but little sense:
He simply oozes innocence
And drips with gullibllity.
Green. diffident to a degree.
AL gawklne6s and gaucherie
1ncarnate unintelligence
Freshman is
Yet. when wooed on Bonded knee
The maid who holds my heart IN ree
And whispered OF my love intense.
She said. You're not my preference
n Freshman Ia.
gale Record
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13

The number OF street accidents in which men,
women and children have been run down by
vehicles of all kinds has become so large that
complaints from imperied pedestrians are loud
and bitter Our Police Department needs to in
crease Its force at these overcrowded crossings.
and the magistrates courts should ne more Sc
we're with culpably negligent drivers, in order
that wholesome fear of punishment may in
spire more prudence and caution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13
THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.

TFROM THE TRIBUNE BUREAU.l
Washington Dec. 12-SehOra Perez daughter OF
the Mexican Ambassador and sehora Azpiroz, VINO
has been i'll for some time, has been compelled 10
cancel all social engagements, and will go north ii
a dav or two for a month or more Of complete rest
Senior Del Viso secretary of the Argentine Lega-
ton, will start on Tuesday for his new post at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13

The establishment of Russian steamship lines
direct to America should be welcomed gen
eral principles. But If the chief purpose Of
such lines should be to bring the least desirable
classes of Russian emigrants to our shores,
regarded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13

It's a good thing. for them. that the elevated
road structures are built of iron If they were
not they would be burned down in tffy. with
this third rail business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13

Mrs. Aston has issued Invitations for a ban a,
house January IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13
About People and Social Incidents.

out receptions. among them enc by Mrs. CharIa. r
Hackstaf, Of No 81 Irving Place. for her daD,L
ters. Miss Maize and Miss Margaret HackstaY 49,.
by Mrs. Henry Van Lew. Of No. % West s,s,
hrst-st. for her daughter. Miss Mary Van II.,v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13

Mr. and Mrs Irving Brokaw are receiving -
gratulations on the birth yesterday morning - :
daughter at their house. No. 8 East ssvs,t.
ninth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13

Mrs Edwin Weatherbee. in addition 10 hsr dr.
dance next Thursday. will give another daucs !.
December g. y"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13

Tomorrow there will be Albert Morris Bagby' 3
morning musical at the WaIdOrf-Astoria. at which
Pol PIancon will sing and Miss Martina tombstone.
the Swedish violinist will play. In the afternoon
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt PeIl. who was Miss Flor
ence Cramp. and whose marriage took place last
month Philadelphia, will give the first OF
ceptfons at her house. No. 127 East Sxty-thIrd-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13

Mrs. Herbert Sanford Carpenter had reception
at her house in West FIfty-ffth-st sor her daugh-
ter. Miss Cora Carpenter, OF the debutantss 0.
the season. who. in gown OF white chiffon trimmed
with lace was assisted in receiving by Miss Louise
and Miss Nathalie Vanderhoef. Miss Julia Worth
ington and Miss Margaret Benedict
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13

Miss Louise Firth also made her debut at re
ceution given by her father. L. Edward Firth, a
his house IN West Thtrty-seventh-st- The dsbu
tante dressed IN white chiffon. was assisted IN re
ceiving by Miss La Montague. Miss olga and Ms
Louise KObbe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13

Other receptions yesterday afternoon were those
given by Mrs Francis NJ Scott. No. AZ Park-avs;
by Mrs Thomas Powell Fowler, No % East Sixty
eighth-st.. and by Mrs Clarence l. Hudson and
Mrs. Percy K Hudson at No. I East Seventy
sixth-St.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-24

Gplb Sprin9. Or. Niueu uirb
am %. Oe3ember Na6mittass unb
am 80. Desember @ormittass In @olb
Sprins iein.
~ @erludt unieren &i9elieu
&afe pon 90 Biz IS 6. per gfunb,
alIes tn Yfunbpaqueten BET @ebr.
8omtns.
@tcbmpnb. Or. Ntpen mirb ON,
20. Oesember Sta9mtttass unb am
80. Oesember 0ormittass in Ri9=
moub iein.
~ @eibna9tsbaum : 9ersierun=
gen, Weibna@ts Candies, Mihe,
Hapforn : 8alIen etc. BET @ebriber
8omtns.
Napnespiae. Or. Niuen mirb
am 80. DECEMBER Nadmittass unb
am 81. DECEMBER ben sanseu Sag in
YapnesuiIe iein.
= @rpdrmt bas 6ers mte Son=
nenidein, ermuntert Bic Seele mie az
ter @ein, siebt 9oifnuns fur bic 3us
funft, l0l9t bic @ersanseubeit aus.
Oas tits, mas &odp Wountoin Sbee
tbut. 35 Gents. 20. Molitor.
SrDpten s 8eI9rabe. Or.
Niuen mtrb am l Sanuar III grooten
unb am 2 Sanuar mte am 3. Sanuar
8ormittass In Belgrade iein.
W Srii&er Salat, Sellerie, Iu.
itern u. !. NJ. ipesiel fur @eibna6ten
BET @ebr. Booming.
W- Die pon Der Sirma Noble &
Scents babter tn 8etrieb sebaltene
Wablmible Sibt in 8e3us auf tbr
Probutt sesen baar ober tint nmtaui@
bte auerbeite 3ufriebenbeit. 51s3mt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-24
1teber ben &erfauf Der pbtlipptn

1tsber ben Serfauf Der pbilipptni=
i9en Orbensldnbereien, Der iowobl
ben patifanii9en ais au@ uniern 8a=
Ibinstoner 8eb0rben i@on 10 uiel
&opiserbre9en uerurla@t bat, i9eint
man 1i9 In Manila enblt@ seeinist
gu baben. Menisitens melbete Der
&abelmeier Srettas, baB smii9en
@ouperneur Eaft unb Dem Ipoitoli.
l@en Delesaten Misr. guibi enbli@
Elm nebereintommen %setroffen morben
iei, mel9es BITE 8iuisuns bes paptes
bereits erbalten unb bieienise bes
&riessbepartements gu 8aib nstou
unsmeifelbaft aud betommen merbe.
Die 8ebinaunsen bes 8ertraS,s fino
ansebli9 bieie: Oie Orbensl enoi=
lenl9aften u~e,faufen tbre idmmili9en
eiesenidafteu NIT ben barauf befinbs
li9en WirtbI4aftssebduben, I'm sau=
sen 400, 900 Mder-mts Musnabme
pom 10, 1000 Mcres, einin(ieBli6 ether
Sarm Bel Wantla, wel0. bereits on
eine gilenbabn uertau' moroen lit,
unb elmer 3uderpflan5u g. I'M bic
Sumule BON $3.50, 90" on bic &e=
sieruns Der Ser. Staat n. Ser UT,
iprinsli@ ~uerlauste &oufpreis mar
$13, 900, 900 sepelen; @ouuerneur
Eaft bate muir S., 600, 900 seboten.
Dte Orben baben alio sroBeres @ntz
s~esentommeu seaetst. ., it9 an ben
@ertras irsenb wel@e Don ben sez
bdfItsea 8ebinsunSen tuipfen, aaf
wel@en man ietner3eit tn Ibmtniitra=
ttonstreiien beitanb, Sebt aus Der furs
gen Oepei@e nt&t berpOr. Wabrs
i9einlt@ bat man bic Scroeruns, baB
bic .M6n@e" bte Snisiu anf Mtu1s
ulermtebertebr p~erIaifen miBen, unb
anbere nt@t mirter unbere@tiste unb
ruueri@dute 3umutbunsen fallen lal=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-24

Ssfentlid entlodt bic sSbee Der
beuti9en& i@reibt bic u@eit=
lt9e Poit", etuen fleinen &reuser britt
ter &lahe CUR grOfnuns u~nierer @us.
iteuuns gu entienben, ni9t abermals
unieren tapfern @enerdlen unb Mbmi=
rdlen einen Insiti6rei iber bic per-
meintii6e nbeuti6e @efabr!" 8er
weiB, mas man In ben nd6iten Ea=
gen NHes in uuierer Sinso Breiie iber
bas beuti@e &riessi@tff int Mi1ti=
itppt gu leien betommen mirb @iel:
lei@t i@ldst gtner Dor, bab tint 9tu=
Bid auf bic broben6e fur9tbare Sc
fabr ct. Souls befeitist, unb baB
bic bret altersi9wa9en &anonen aus
benz 9afapette Yart CUR @ertbeibtsuns
bieier Stabt seseu eine feinblt6e sSu=
patton na@ benz SluBufer sebradt
rper6en 1oIten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-24
Mns Der nm9e8enb.
Saut Hapios.

9ier uurben Dienftas Morsen bie
irbii4en neberreite bes Serrn Stepbas
Irnolb pou Soma, rpel9er als geius
der ieines tn @atab uobnenben Sob
mes Sobn Irnolb tn beiien Wobnuna
pom Eobe credit murbe, In ben S@ob
Der grbe Sebettet. = Senator Nellou
bat TIM gonsreB cine 8tG einaereidt,
wel@e bic Saut &aptts @ater 9oper
60. gum 8au zines Dammes iiber ben
Wtitiiippi Bel bieier Stabt bere9tist.
Saut 9entre.
Sames s. Wann BON bier lit on,
IA. DECEMBER I'M 9oipital gu Min=
neapolis on 8linbbarmentsinbuns se=
itorben. - @orb. Snsram bot ieinerr
Wntbeil an benz uon Der Snsram 5arb=
mare 60. betriebenen @ei9dfte benz
6errn S@leuiener tduili9 iberlaGen.
Ole wdbrenb Der lesten @o9en
bebenflt9 erfranfte Srau MarId be-
ttnoet lt9 pteber auf benz We9e Der
8eneruns. = Sn etnisen Easen pirb
=. W. Wcguuum bic gflaiterarbeit
in Der Gonsresatioualiiten Stride
pouenbet baben.
Sittls Taus.
Ote Stabt bat Elm @runbfid fur
$4,000 sefauft, auf mel6em bic Don
Carnegie sei@enfte Staotbibliotbef
erri9tet pirb. = 9etten Wontas mar
balb gters unb balb gudman gum
gtnfaufe pom Acknowledgements in
Der Stabt. = Ser bteitse Stabtratb
bat bas @ei6ent bes Nnbreas gar=
neste, $40, 600 fur cine Stabtbiblio=
tibet, a%nsenommen unb li9 CUR id5rlis
den 8emiaisuns pon $1,000 CUR lln=
terbaltuns bes @ebdubes perpflidtet.
= Ser Sdli@er 6. 8. @iuiams,
wel@er am 3. Nusuit aus benz bie=
iisen @efdnsniB entfam, lit lalt Mit=
tbeiluns an Sen Sberiff 6. g. San=
ner am Sreitas Na9mittas in Oma=
ia, Nebr. arrettrt porben. Ser
Sberif ermtrfte pon @ouperneur gat
Sant bic erforberli@en Requiiitions=
papiere, nit benen er Montas nod
Omaha reiite, I'M BEN aussefosene1
@osel wieber tn ieinen &dfis gu brinz
gen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-24
ftnb lber ben 8ei@luB Der bemotratis
fhen &~enntnren. In nlIen Wnnelanens

itnb iber BEN 4ei9luB Der bemotratis
i@en Senatoren. In allen Mnselesens
better. 1oltbaril@ u~orsuseben, nt9t mes
mtg %beitirat. Sic fir@ten, baB Boz
bur@ Der i96ne @ertrass : gntmurf
NIT Der neusebadenen &epublit Pauaz
ma gu Wafer merben t6nnte, ba suetz
brittel Mebrbeit gu ietner 8eitdtisuns
rotbmenbis iinb unb ben @epublitas
uer1 n,ebrere Stimmen, an elmer 5ols
den feblen. MIerbtnSs baben BITE
Demotraten nod ntdt TIM &autuS be-
i@lofeu, sesen Ben gertras gu itim=
men, es lit aber immerbtn m69lt9,
baB tie bieien 8ei@lub faiien. Oaz
bur@ mlrbe Der gauge Banana ums
mel gu elmer la@erli@en Sarce wers
ben. Ote &epublttaner bebaupten
omar, bab tie ~seniisenb bemotratii9e
Sttmmeu baben, nm Der Mbmtniitra@
ton In Der @efabr bet3u1prtnsen,
ni6tsbeftomeniser lit BITE Sttuation
fur bteielbe eine teineswess ansenebz
me.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-24
Bebuts 2sienerherfeQung Der Som

UeguI4 xcIeoergerReuuuH Oct JVaH>
tine bat Der ribrtSe beuti9e Nattoz
aalgeorbnete8 art6olbt pon ct. Souls,
,pie bs,etts furs semelbet, etner Mn=
trag in Sau1e einSebra9t. 8or ben
Deibna4tsferten beS gonsreHes, BITE
pom 10. DECEMBER Bis gun, 4. Sanu=
or bauern, sei&ab iebo@ gar ni@ts.
Wirb's na6ber Sei9eben2 STE Gent
peren5weiber wiblen mad wte Dor bas
sesen. Ser BON allen Poftenbefeblss
babern seflbrte Na@wets, baB felt
N~ufbebuns Der &auttne Suielluff, ion=
ittse 9iberlt@feit uub Deiertiou timer
mebr unter ben Solbater Inn ft9 greet
fen, ma@t auf steIe bltnben Sanati.
tertnnen gar fetnen gtnbrud. Oeler=
ttrt itnb wdbrenb bes lebteu Sinans
iabres Observation-Disclosures
Mann, unb 270O Wann ,purben gu
i@impFt6er @~usitoBuns uerurtbeilt-
s3ablen, bic friber ME Oa maren. l1nb
es lit na6septeien, baB bas, burd
Abi6aHuns bes anltanbisen Srinfens
in Der &aniine, berbeisefabrte mIte
S6napsiaufen biele i@redli6e Ser
19limmerung perurI a9t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-24

fen. Uncle Gam muB nun ieben,
rute er wteber gu ieinem @elbe temmt.
Mn bonasfibe Mnitebler wirb er rpobl
wenis BON benz Orbenslanbe losi9la=
gen t6nnen, benn BITE itnb bort unten
bum Seidt. Wabri@etnli@ merben
btefe 2ieSeni@aften NIT Der l3eit gang
tn BITE 9dnbe ranbsieriSer Spnbitate
fallen, unb bic armen Siltptnos, bic
nit &e@t ober unre6t bic Orben Der
unterbridu fun unb Iusiasuns beai9=
ttSt baben, ruerben balb tamuer,1 TOM
men: Die M6n9e baben uns nit Set
Beln Sei6lasen, bic Dantees 5i@ttsen
unS nit Scorptonen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-24
Sic Mrt UNI @eiie, pie Elm She'll

Bic &rt UNI @eiie, pis Elm She'll
Der 2%onooner, Barrier unb audi Der
amertfanil9en 9reiie Sen Saa pon Der
%trebsartisen &ranfbeit bes beuti9en
&ailers bebanbelt, lit taftlos TN bod.
item @rabe. sic %laiien feinen Sag
perseben. an benz nt@tbie alarmtrenb=
ften @eri@te iber ben &ailer; be1leu
S@meiter unb beiien Mnseb0rise in
llmlauf 9eiebt werben. Oieie sc.
,i9te = unb UNI folde banbelt!es ii@
momentum ausi@lteblt@ treten In
BEN lesten Tasen 10 bdufis auf, ite
trasen 10 beutli@ BEN Stempel bes Sc
ma6ten an Der Sttrn, baB es r.ublos
mare, ite mtberlesen gu molten. @tr
mouen bur@aus nt@t seiast baben,
bab ber &aiier sebeilt unb bic @e=
fabr, bic Deutl@lanb brobt, fur INNER
absemanbt 1T. Wtr f0nnen's ni9t
fasen, benn MIR wifien es nt9t, unb
ielbit bic Merate rptffeu es ni@t. Ste
3eit auein mirb's lebreu. go lanse
aber nidt fabbare Mnsei9en, baB BITE
@efabr momentum e~rtlttrt, uorltesen,
10 LANCE ioIte Der Nnitanb es perbtez
ten, tdslt@ neue Pbantafereten in
l1mlauf gu iesen. Wtr mir6en eben=
10 fart proteitireu, wenn bic beuti@e
4refie tdsltd alarmirenbe Na9ri9-
ten iberE beobore &ooleuslt atrfultrte,
unb tn iol9en Na@ri9ten Mansel an
Eaft, an Nnitanb, an 9Oft@teit, wte
etn Solf ite Dem aubern beaeusen iolls
te, ieben. go ieben anbere uus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-24
.Triepen ami @rpen uub BEN Men

,Trienen auf Grnea unb Ben Wens
i6en Elm 8oblsefaaen" - balb mtrb
mteber bteier i@0ne &uf eri9auen,
aber er mtrb ebenio ments our Wabr.
beit merben, mte tn ben S~abrbunbers
ten, felt er gun, erlten Weal ertlans.
Ote @etbna@tsfeter bilbet nur eine
fletne &ubepauie tint Meni9ensetrtebe
NIT ieinem Neib unb 9aB, nit ieinen
Sorsen unb Sreuben, nit ieinem Sol
fen uub 8asen, grltteu, grrafeu,
bas Slid gu erjasen". SET es Der
einaelne Weni9, ieten es gauge Sea-
ttonen, fir ale fam es feinen nab
rem Srteben seben, 10 lanse Der
&f um's Daieiu sefibrt merben
muB, 70 LANCE Der Sorti@ritt uns
spinst, Bic ii6 entsesenitelenben Gin
oeruiiie gu aberwinben, 10 lause nod
bas &e9t bes Stdrfern, Der &rtes
immer nod ais 8smeser bes Mens
idensei9le@ts gilt unb bic Meni@
bett nod INNER sesen chamber riitet.
go uersebt tetn Sag, no mir ni@t
rteue @eri@te iiber brobenbe bemaff.
nete 3uiammenitObe, Eruppen : unb
Tlottenbemesunsen an beri9ten bdtten,
mo eS rt9t an btelem ober ienem en-
be Der @elt rpuffert" unb tra9t -
trob 9aaser S@iebsseri@t unb Der
patentirten Trtebensltebe beS 3aren.
Mlerbiuss, 70 freuentli@ mte in fribe,
rem Sabren wirb bet &rtes ut9t mebr
pom, i3auae seriHen. Dte Wadtba.
Der i@euen bod 3urid Dor ben mdn.
reru1orbenben S9ld9ten; man err
i@0pft alle btplomatii@en ardfte, Inn
ben &ries a~b3uuenben un6 sretft nur
gum S@mert, Iuenrl alle Srtebeus.
StrdnSe retBen. ms s
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gfa9 etner Seem Yorter Depei9e
bitten ii@ Carnegie anb &odefeller suz
iammensetban, um Pterpont Morsan
nit ietnem Mnbans aus benz Oirectos
rum bes Stabltruits btnaus3uwerfen
unb etne bur@sreifenbe &eorsantias
ton bieies ftdblernen 9Oteu auf tbOz
nernen SlBen uorSunebmen. Mor.
gan ruirb ietneu betben @esn eru alto
wobl wei@en miiien; Oh aber bic DC
ttentnbaber : unter uel&en ii@ Be-
fanntli@ etne sroBe 3abl Der Mnsez
f~telten Der gompasnte befinbet = UNI
ter Der neueu 8ermaltuns better fab=
rem merben, lit cine anbere sSrage.
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!. gorreIponbena pon ct. mi&o.

= Corresponding uon ct. Mi&as
els nnubte tuesen @aummansel Biz
nd9fte Wo@e 3uridselest nuerben.
Baui@reiner 9einrid Seri9z
bad reite Wontas mad @ranb @a=
pibs, no er mdbrenb Der Wintermos
nate als Sat Bel ieiner To9ter, Der
Srau ernit Steiner, uerwetlen pirb.
= camille 8. g. sIbeles bat
Oienftas TIRE neue @eiibens an 8.
ape. iabli4 be3osen. - s. a
SIR feline @eibna@tsmaaren gu
ben niebrisften Preiien sebt gu @sbr.
glart.
- Gin feds Monate altes ainb
Der Camille Sobn S9mitt an %.
Ape. n0rbli@ rpurbe Wontas Morser,
to6t In Der Wtese sefunben.
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Se6suunueuu,ia Stubenten pl

Se9sunhneun3ig Stubenten uon
BEN Pbiltpptnen murben auf Soften
Der tatbolil@en geu0lteruus bieier
6ftli9en 8eiisunsen uou Der Eaftl@en
Serwaltuns tn ni6tsfatbolii9en 2ebrz
anitalten TIM iablt@en galifornten UNI
tersebra9t. Na6 fanf Sabren toni
men fe uamerifaniltrt" unb prcteitanz
tiitrt nod ben Pbilipptnen suridfebz
rem, um bort i'm Sermaltunssbtenit
ais Nsenten Der amerttantl@en Sec.
ttrer unb Sreimaarer gum itillen Sui.
turfampf sesen BEN &atbolisismus
Ierwenbuns gu finoen. Wdren iie
Proteitanten unb man bdtte ite in faz
tbolii9en S&ulen untersebra9t, 10
mdrbe ii@ sroBes 9ei6ret erbeben BON
Watne Bis SreQon.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-24
Bic nemofratiiden Musiidten, 70

Bic nemofratii9en Gusii9ten, TO-
melt bic nd@fidbrtse Natioual z&am=
payne In 8etra@t fommt, beiiern it9
inner mebr. Oas menisitens lit bic
Mnit@t uieler GROCER 8ldtter bes Cant
bes, wel@e bic politii@e Sage unpar=
tetii@ b%eurtbetlen. &ooieuelt mtrb
nod ibrer Inii6t un5weifelbaft MONT.
nirt werben, trob bes offeneu uub se=
beimen @iberitanbs zines iebr aablret
9en unb einfuBrei@en Clements In
Der republtfanii@en Partet. Ote Oe=
mofraten f6nnen baralts nur 8ertbeil
siebeu, gang %beionbers bann, wenn ite
etnen tonieruattpen Mann nomtntren
ber bas 8ertrauem Der @ei@dftsmelt
beiibt. Solte bas Der Sall iein, bann
mirben tie before gbancen gu seruin=
net, baben, als Bic &epublifaner.
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ytul lit enoli9 bas ben gubauern

WV w VpktV3
sesebene 8eripre6en etnselOt, ben
Yrobuften Der Sniel Elm gor5usssoa
susetanben morben, uon belien @trz
tuns man einen ,peientli9en mtrtbz
ldaftli@en MuH9puns ermartet. Ser
8ortbeil lit beiberleitis, I'M 9aufe Der
3ett mag iid iosar beraustelen, baB
bic Ser. Staaten BET benz Sanbel am
beiten sefabren itnb, benn ber 5wan=
stsprosentisen i3ouermdBtsuns, wel6e
guba senteBt, itebt etne srpansisz bis
uierSisprosentise fur uniere @infnbr
mad bort s~eseniber. Oas mirb uns
@elesenbett sebeu, na63ubolen, mas
MIR felt Der eriten Sisuns bes 81.
gonsreiies peridumt baben. gnbere
9dnber itnb i@nea BET Der 9anb se=
meieu, bic ablebnenbe Steuuns, MEL
DIE uniere rationale Sertretung Cuba
seseniber beoba6tete, bur@ eifrisere
.8Fese ibrer 6anbelsbe5tebunsen fur
li9 81 benusen, unb 10 finbeu mir,
baB gnSlanbS Yanbel NIT Cuba ieit
pier Sabren UNI "a Prosent susenomz
men bat, Srantrei@s Inn IA, Deuti@=
lambs um-man bente, 146 Pro3ent,
mas als Elm folohaler grfols gu be-
3ei@nen more, peun bte @eiammtsif=
fer bes Mblases nt@t nod bebeutenb
binter Der auberer 9dnber auridz
itdnbe; man itebt baraus aber, wel@e
Anftrensunseu sema@t worben ifab,
BEN cubanii@en Marft gu %sewinnen;
mdbrenb Der 3ett 1T uniere @infubr
nod Cuba INN ie@ssebn Proaent sll=
ridsesansen. Das muB nun wteber
einsebolt merben unb mebr ba5u, wo=
gu uns Der gertras btlfen wtrb, bur6
mel@em MIR, als bic ein5ise BON alien
anbereu Nationen, 3oQuersinitisun.
gen senteBen. OaB bic bteitsen 3u=
derraftneure uno Sabatspfan5er ni9t
gu turs tommeu werben, bafar lit sez
iorQt.