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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-10-15

The stage of water at the Rock ISL
and bridge was stationary at $50.
The ZaIus Davis, Mac and Winona
passed down and the Mac and Winona
went north.
The Saturn was down with 80 strings
of logs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-10-15
ONLY TWO DAYS MORE
OF the Free Demonstration at Young &
McCOmbs.

Conducted by Miss Anna Virginia
Miller, of the Boston Cooking school.
Fridays subject, Eggs and How
to Use Them"
Menu-Scrambled eggs with cheese;
feather omeIet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05
90. Sabrgaug. ct. Gloub, Nftnneiota, 9ounerfag, ben 5. 9fouenber, 1903.

fenb, 10 uini9enswertb eine ri9tise
Sertbeiluns Der gtnmanberuns au9
iei, 10 lahe fi9 bieielbe bod ni6t auf
selesli9em @ese beperfitelIisen. ba
bic &esieruns ni9t bas &e9t babe.
BEN ginwanberer sesen ieinen @tGen
mad elmer b~eltebisen 9eseub ab3u.
l9tebeu. IS mdre btes tn Der Sbat
cine gersemaltisuns Der periOnlt@en
Sreibeit, wie man tie it9 l9limmer
taum poriteuen f6nnte. @enn iber=
baupt bier etmas setban rperben fam,
10 muB es auf benz @ese FER lleber=
rebuns seideben. Wan muB benz
gtnwanberer, mel9er nit Se3us auf
ieineu amerifaniiden @obniis nod
feinen feften 8ei9luB sefaBt bat,
flar gu MAIDEN iu@en, baB es am Dor
tbeilbafteiteu fur i'm lit, rusnn er
ut9t In Der sroBen Stabt, in mel9er
er suerit ben ameritanii6en 8oben Be
trsten, iiseu bleibt, ionbern babin
sebt, NO ibm gut besablte arbeit
winft. Oamit aber fam li9 Sntel
Gam natirli@ ni9t befaHsn, ionbsru
es mare Sa6e Der peri@iebenen Staa=
ten, wel9en es on BEN n0tbisen Ir=
beitstrdften feblt, in ben 9afentdbteu
biben ODER briben Bureaus einsuri9
ten, mel9e benz ginmanberer tlar
MAIDEN, NO man ibn am beften brau
den fam. Oteie Bureaus aber
miBten ii9 ielb ltuerfdnbIt9 biten,
NIT benz Observation-Disclosures in Son.
fift gu seratben, mel@es ausenblid.
lid pom BEN nationalen gtnmans
beruussbeb0rOeu ieSr i6arf sebaubz
babt mirb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05

lsroBsn arbeitsbaus losiren. in benz
allies Sem Staate seb6rt, aaes FUR ben
Staat setban, unb aues gum Seben
notbwenbise pom Staate selisfert
mirb. 9sw0bnli9 iinb Sosialifen
9eute, bic ME etmas sebabt baben unb
ME etpas baben merben, aussenoms
men bic Sibrer unb 3eitunssidreiber,
bic bic SADIE ais 9ei6dft b~etreibeu,
nnb pom benen einise Wiaionen babel
berausssldlaseu baben. Wdnner
aber, bic ii9 ni9t fir6tsn gu arbei=
ten, su tdmpfen, usrbienen unb iparen,
molten ni9ts gu than baben nit Mdb.
den, bic iol9e emansipirte Sheen ia.
BEN. go bleibsn ie han1 iisen, urb
bas sibt bann bic wsibli6en Sosiali:
item, 4nar9iten u. (. NJ.
gs lit cine S9anSe fur unlere gt=
p%iliiation, baB es iolde Srauen5im=
mer sibt, benu iol9e Sheen pereiteln
bic abii9ten @ottes, u%erbinbern BEN
Sorti6ritt elmer rpabren gultur unb
ftoBen bic Wenidbeit In bic garbarei
suriid. 1niere tatbolilden iunsen
Wdbden ioIeu alio in 3eit sewarnt
werbeu, unb es fam ibuen ni9t beut=
lid senus seiast werben, baB lie am
&anbe bes moraliiden unb seiitli9en
ESobes ftebeu, wenu iie iol@e Sheen
auf;unebmeu Beginner. ste iinb in
@efabr, ibre &elision, ia bas Gbri=
itentbum ielbit su uerlteren, ia iie
t6nnen nidt etnmal an eiuen Soft
slaubsn unb iods Nnii9ten besen, iie
iesen ii9 Der gefabr aus, seitli6 unb
ewis u%erloren 81 seben. Sol3e
emau3ipirte Srauensimmer aber, wte
lie iest cine @efabr iinb unb eine
Sdanbe fur uniere gipiltiatton, 70
merben tie bic Ylase unb bic Strafe
berielbfn iein, Bis tie i6lieBli9 benz
mobluerSienten &uin uerfauen werz
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05
Giienbabnbaa auf ben Ybilippinsn.

Cine wi@tise Srase, bic 9bilippis
men betref fenb, mag epentuea ben
SousreB in Der fommsnSen Ssiiion
bei9dftiseu. gs bat ii9 auf BEN Dir
@ipel, ipssiea 9uSon, bas SebirfniB
mad beiieren @iienbabu : Sasilitdten
berausseiteut, unb bic Pbilippinen=
&esieruns bat bereits NIT ueri9iebe.
men Spnbifaten &onferenssn absebal=
ten, UNI Wittel unb @ese fur ben
ausbau bes iesisen gilenbabnipitems
gu finben. Oas Yroblem 1T idpie=
rig, ba es ii9 Inn sr0Bere Streden
banbelt, unb griuatunternebmer per-
lansen &~esierunss 9arantien, penr
iie ben 8au burdfibren iouen. Die
Pbilippinen= Resieruns lit nidt in Der
Gage, 9anbi@enfunsen gu b~emtuiseu,
neil bieie auf 9runb bes Spooner=
Amenbements gum armeebubset BON
1901 suuor pou, &onsreB sebiGist
werben mullen. Cine anbere Sorm
Ser Subpentiou, bic 9arantiruns Ser
Bombs, psl9e uon BEN gilenbabn=
@eieul9aften emittirt ruerben m6sen,
f0nnte uon Der Sniular- &esteruns,
unter 3uitimmuns bes Y~rdiibenten
&~ooieuelt, sewdbrt werben, bod wirz
be bic 9ere@tiame, unb bamit aud bic
9arautie perfauen, nadbem cine per-
manente &esieruns auf benz ardipel
einseiest uotben. gs lit nun m0s=
LID, baB bic abminiitratton benz &on=
sreB empfeblen wirb, entweber in Ell.
ner ieparaien giu ODER in Sorm zines
amenbsments gum Budget bes Sriessz
departments, unter beiIen Sberauf=
ii9t bic gbilipptnen beute nod uer=
maltst werben, beitimmte Sori9riften
iber giienbabn- &onseiitouen gu se=
ben. gs baubelt it6 sund9lt UNI ben
gau uon giienbabnitreden in Der aus.
bebnuns uon etwa iedsbunbert Rei=
len, gum She'll auf 9uson, baun auf
Eanap unb Winbanao.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05
NrDflamattpn fur BEN Onnf.
fa9nn9sta9.

am 81. October tat Ser grdTbent
feline auidbrli9e Oanfiasunsstas=
Proclamation %erlaiieu /; bieielbe lit gut
semeint unb gut seiust unb bat folsen=
BEN @ortlaut. rgs lit iest bic Sab
resseit beransefommen, in pel6er IS,
benz Serfommen semdB, bic 4fi6t
bes 9rdiibenten lit, ein.n Sag sur
Sob unb Santiasuns Soft seseniibsr
gu beitimmen. @dbrenb hes lssten
Sa5res bot uns Ser Serr ietnen rei=
den Sesen gu She'll merbeu laiien unb
Srteben I'M Snnern un6 mad auBen
unb u~nIereu Sirsern geleseubeit se=
seben, unsebiubert bur9 &ries, Sun=
sersuotb unb Peit gu ibrer eiseren
@oblfabrt gu arbetten. gs se;temt
uns aber, nidt nur Der suten @aber
uus gu freueu, ionbern tie aud nit
einem entipre9enben @efibl Der Ser=
antuortli9feit entsesen5uuebmen, in
Der neberSeusuns, baB IS Bel uns
liest, uus beiien, mas uns auuettraut
lit, mirbis unb uns fdbis gu seisen,
BEN ,edten 9ebraud bapou gu 1na=
den. Nirsenbs anberspo, nod 81
irsenb elmer anberen 3eit lit cine &e=
sieruns bes goltes bur9 bas 8olt
unb fur has Solf in einem iol9en
WaBe auf bic Yrobe seiteut porben,
als bier in unierem 0anbe in BEN err
fen Sabreu bss suansisiten Sabr=
bunberts. Sonten mir bieie Yrobe
ni9t befteben, 10 pirbe bies ni9t nur
fur uns, ionbern fur bic sanse @eni9=
beit etwas Sur@tbares iein; benn es
wirbe cine gnttdui9uns auer Ders
ienisen bebeuten, pelde an bic Wadt
unb bic &e9tmdbtsteit Der Sreibeit
slauben.
rSaber feben mir gu ott, rudbrenb
mir ibm fur feline in Der Sersansens
beit erpieiene @nabe banten, baB er
fie uns in Der 3utunft nt9t uorent=
baltic, uub baB uniere Sersen basu au=
serest werben m0sen, tanbbaft fur al
les Suite unb sesen alIe Nd9te bes
80len i'm prtpaten mie i'm 6Hentli@en
2eben gu tdmpfen. @ir feben um
&raft unb grleu9tuns, 10 bab mir in
ben tou1men6en Sabren I'M Stanbe
iinb, nit eauterteit, Sur@tloisteit
unb @eisbeit uniere aufsabe tn Der
@elt 81 erfiuen, In elmer iol@en
@eiie, aus w:l@er es erbent, bab mir
Der Sesnunseu, bic uns gu Sbeil se=
worben, ni@t sdnsli@ unwirbts itns.
Oaber beffimme i'd, Ebeobore &ooz
iepelt, Prdfbent Der Ser. Staaten,
gu etueur Gage .alIsemeiuer Oanfia=
(Sorti. ouf Seite 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05
Srmntlib e~Httdnftbt.

Sobn 4lsranber Donnie, Der BE.
ri9tiste glias II. iebt iid In isinen
sroben 9oHnunsen, bic er auf Ben
Often seiest bate, srinbli@ ent
tdui9t unb lsst bic S9ulb an ieinem
WiBerfofse bauptld9li9 Der borttsen
Preiie CUR eaft. Su Seem gort per:
iudte er, mie er bas fraber aud IT
@btcaso sstban bate, bic Mufmetf
lamteit Der Prehe baburd auf ii9 81
lenfen, baB er iie in maBloieiter unb
unsere9tfertisiter @etie ansttff. Ser
srOBte Sbeil Der Seem 9ort Bldtte,
nabm ibn un6 iein ansemaBtes qro
pbetentbum aber 10 wenis ernft, baB
ieine wiiten S6impfereien entrpebe,
NIT sutmatbisem Spot ober NIT beiB=
enbem Sobn absetban wurben. Donnie
lit elm fluser 9ei6dftsmann !; er tennt
ben Slu9 Der ed9erli9feit unb beiien
Solaen iebr mebl unb bietet besreif=
li9er @eiie aues auf, I'm, it9 ibnen
81 entsiebeu. gu benz i3msde per:
iu9te er unter anberen, ii9 als baa
i5ulbloie Spfer Der Breiie bes sansen
9anbe5 binsuiteIen. bic i'm planmdBis
nit ehSen unb Ssrleumouns uerfolse
Sieie Sebauptuns bebarf elmer BE
leu9tuna.
Die 3eitunsen bubeu bas sr6Bte
Sntereiie baran, lt9 in Der 8ert9t=
eritattuns Der itreusen 8abrbeit gu
befeiBisen unb bel ben SdluBfol:
ssrunsen ibrer ebrli@eu usberseusuns
Ausbrud gu perleiben. IS sebietst
ibnen bas nidt nur bic Selbfta6tuns,
ionberu aud ibre eisene 8oblfabrt.
Bldtter, bic it9 in ben Oienit Der
Seniatien unb Der Stanbaliudt itel=
len, uerm0sen iid erfabrunsssemdB,
tros aler grfOlse, bic iie aeitweiie er=
sielen, nidt bauerno 81 bebaupten.
Oie 3abl Der rselben" Bldtter lit
iberbies 10 fletn, baB biele, tros If.
res g~orbrdnsens unb ibrer Selbf=
iberbebuns, Der a9tbaren Yrefe &c.
seniber nur cine iebr undergraduate
&oue ipieleu. Ser seiunbe Sinn Der
2eiermahen mag ii9 bte un6 ba mobt
auf furse 3eit TIRE fibren IaHen, er
fiblt aber i@liebli9 bod INNER mie.
Der bas gebirfnib mad 8abrbeit. Oas
alte Spri@wort ugbrtt9 mdbrt an,
Idnsiten" bat fur BITE 9reHe Defenders
boben unb prattii9en Wertb. Die
i3eitunsen uertreten peri@iebene poz
litii9e Nnfidten ur,b betdmpfen elm.
amber in wirtbi@aftli@en Srasen ;
penr aber alIe 8ldtter elmer Stabt, ei=
mes Staates ober gar bes sar3er 2an=
bes einmaI in Der gerurtbeiluns zines
Mannes ober elmer Sa9e eiuis waren,
bann befauben fe fi9 mobl aa9 i'm
&e9te. Ser @ebanfe al, cine Ser.
i9porung Der geiammten ameritani=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05
Sefere SertbeiInn8 Der GIN
tpanberer.

Sn Ser 4rehe, namentli9 Der an:
sloameritaniI9en, wirb Der 1ebel:
ftaab beruorseboben, baB Bic Webr:
sa5l Der giumanberer in ben GROCER
Stdbteu bdusen bletbe, mo man fl
am uenisiten sebrau9e. Oie enslt:
Il9en 8ldtter bebaupten, baB tie bic,
4olonien bilben, in welde Der @eti
Ser an,eritanii9en S%nititutiouen uni
bie ensltI6e Spra9e nie ginsans fan:
ben. Bas ben lesteren Buntt an
belanst, 10 brau9en ii@ uniere patrio:
|til9en &ouesen feline sraueu Saart
wa6Ieu su laiien, benin bieien Solo
MEN feblt es ui6t an 3ettuusen,
wel9e es ii9 sur PFidt MAIDEN, Der
gtnwanberer in Der Spra9e, mel9:
|ibm am nd@iten liest, NIT Dem @sifts
unb Der 8ebeutuns u~aierer Offsntli=
den ginri9tunsen befannt gu MAIDEN.
SIN i5rtsen aber fam natirlid nil
beitritten merben, baB bic Rafenan=
lammluns pom @iupanberern in ber
sroBen 6ftliden Stdbtsn elm piifli=
der 1lebelftanb lit, unb baB es ni6i
ALIEN i'm Sntereiie bes 9anbes, ion
bern aud i'm SntereHe Der Gilman
berer ielbft iebr gut mdre, rpeun iid
Wittel unb @ese fiuben lieBen, iie
bortbiu gu brinsen. mo man ite nit
oHenen armen %wiGfommen beiBeu unb
ibnen lobuen6e Nrbeit seben mirbe.
|Nur barf man ii@ bic e6Iuna bisiss
Problems nt@t gar 10 i@te6t uoriteG=
len. gs werben ba namli9 gang
mertuirbise @ori9ldse laut. go
melbet ii9 gum 8eiipiel in elmer 6ltli=
den 3eituns elm Wann gum @orte,
wel9er ben Stanbpunft einnimmt,
baB unlere Bunbesresteruns. menn
ibr bas &e9t suitebe, ginmanberer
suridsuweiien, au9 befust Jet, benz
ginmanterer nur unter Der 8ebinsuns
bic eanbuns gu seitatten, baB er ftd
ieinen finftisen Wobnort uori@reiben
lafe. Ser @erfafier Der 3uitrift
3iebt au9 slei@ bic prattii@e &onie=
quens aus ieiner aufaHuns, inbem er
bic grnennuns elmer &ommiiIion por=
i9last, bsren aufsabe es ietn iou,
bic ginwanberuns ri@tis gu pertbei=
len unb tie bauptid@li9 ben Staaten
s~u3ufabren, mo Wansel an arbeits=
frdften berti@e.
Oie mSmaba Bee", mel@e In Der
ginwanberunssfrase ffets eineu PER-
niinftisen nnb liberalen Stanbtpuntt
etnsenomuen bat, bemertt iebr tref=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05
Sette 9-16.

9afters seleiitet babsn, ais ale unIere
@eies- unb Orbnunssseieaidaiten es
je setban BADEN ober nod tbun rpers
ben. uniere Sempsrsns= unb Sonn=
t~aSsirasen werben gu unbebeuterben
anselesenbeiteu berabItnten, iobalo
mir %letnen, ben Raiien bic re9te art
Der @rbOluns gu pe,i4aHsn, benin elm
9erS, bas uon e5ter 5rsube iber=
fliebe, babe teinen &aum fur S9le9=
tisteiten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05

i6en Preiie CUR 8erni6tunS zines
i9ulbloien, unb im uorliesenben Sale
nod iosar uerbdltniBmdBis bebeuz
iunssloien Mannesii lit 10 absei@madt,
baB er aud nod bann fomii9 mirten
r,iBte, rpenrt er aus benz Wunbe zines
Antldsers fdme, Der lebr ptel ernltere
gea@tuus perbtent, ais 9err Sobn
Nleranber Oomie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-11-05
53metter 9betl,
Topember.

S6wsissnb unb trauris
Sisst bic Hatur.
Ssrbfipiuo ;os i6auiis
lleber bic Slurl
Sobtste, fuidte
Sas bieis i6miidte,
Dit uus ent3iidte,-
Sob ieine Spur.
SIut bid ni6t sIbnen,
SroiIdss Ser;?
9or9' wie elm Wabnsu
Saqt's au~erpGrts:
rSieb uns perberben;
On au6 must iterben,
S6eioeub erwerben
Sud ober S6msr;.@
Hi6t fiir bisuiehsu
Bin Su beifimmt:
Sebniu4t mad Srieben
Sief III Dir slimmt,
Strebe nod obeu,
Soft tets Sl lobeu:
Seltsteit broben
SIT Dir beitimmt.
XriHt bid auf Grbeu
D~ranqiaal uno Notb,
Seio Hnb Bei9merben
Spfere es Soft;
9ant ibm fur eeibeg,
Oenn ne bereiten
Gwise Sreubeu
Ginit mad benz Cob.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-26

cused of trying to borrow German
ideas.
Six hundred lives were lost in the.
recent Pearl islands hurricane and
100000 property loss inflicted:
there were 377 deaths at Hikuera-
chiefly among visitors; 262 natives
were swept from a nearby isle into the
lagoon.
Paris medical authorities are di-
vided as to whether alcohol is nour-
ishing or not, and their dispute has
reached the point where each faction
has placarded the dead walls" with
posters appealing to the good sense
Of the public.
Sir Thomas Shaughnessy, president
of the Canadian Pacific railway has
arrived at Queenstown. He is visit
ing England to attend to several mat
ters Of business and trusts to see the
ocean mail contract settled before he
returns to Canada.
The European position of iron and
steel appears to be gradually
strengthening. Since the beginning
of the year there has been a satistac-
tory upward movement on the contln-
ent, especially marked in materials
most sought after by American buyers.
The mail steamers Prince Adelbert
! and Prince Siegismund in their pas.
sage between kiel and korson Den
mark. are continuously in connection
with the mainland by the Slaby wire
less telegraph system. The govern
ment is accepting messages at 70
cents a word.
Chancellor Won Bulow had all the
controversial elements of the Babel
and the bible" discussion dining to-
gether at Berlin Saturday evening.
his guests including Emperor William,
/ Admiral Holman, Professor Delitzsch,
DR.. Faber. DR.. Dryander and several
oriental scholars.
Sir Charles Wyndham has opened
his new London house, called The
New Theater," with a reproduction
of Rosemary The entire receipts,
amounting to $500, were devoted to
charity. The audience included Con
| suelo duches of Marlborough; Lady
Sarah Wilson and Princess Hartzfeldt-
The Giornale DItalia declares that
the excavations that are being made
in the forum are endangering the
buildings on Palatine hill. The edi-
fees Of Severus, the Domes and the
stadium are threatened with ruin and
Caesars palace shows signs OF col
lapse.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-26

to England from his labors in south
Africa. Is accepted as strongest man
in kingdom and has a heavy battle
ahead Of him.
Premier Combe's ministry is in
| peril as a result of differences that
have arisen in chamber over the re-
quest of fifty-four monastic orders for
authorization.
! Count Won Quadt, first secretary of
the German embassy, who is on leave
of absence, and Countess Won Quadt
dined With Emperor William and the
empress Sunday.
| Eight men fought in single duel
with swords at Paris four were
slightly wounded; police interference
was prevented by statements that a
match was in progress.
A Macedonian crisis predicted by
April / Sofia is on the verge of revolt
and strangers are kept under police
surveillance; Turkish, Bulgarian and
Russian governments are each employ
ing spies.
John Redmond in a Liverpool speech
declared the Irish nationalists trust
is in Wyndham's land bill, but that
the powder is being kept dry" threat
made to drive British out if Irish are
disappointed.
Reynolds Newspaper publishes a
story that the prince Of Wales, who is
the recipient of 100000 yearly in ad
! dition to 100000 from the duchy OF
| Cornwall revenues, is unable to live
on that amount.
According to the London st. James s
Gazette, Whitaker Wright, the com
pany promoter for whose arrest a war
rant has been issued, is a born Amer
lean, but is believed to be natural
lied British subject.
Bartlett Sinclair, treasurer of RIA
province. Philippine islands, attempted
suicide on being notified of the prose
cution for neglecting his office; jose
Jarvier head of the Katipunan society
is being tried for treason.
The London treasury experts are
greatly disappointed by the revenue
returns and are forecasting detici
when Mr.. Richie makes his bndge
speech. Their are shortages in excise
the income tax and the customs.
A bitter debate between high anl
low church members resulted in th'
British commons over an attempt u
pass the church discipline bill givins
the courts power to hear laymen'
complaints against extreme rituallsm
Sweden and Norway have unite'
against Russia as a common foe; It i
rumored the bad feeling between then
is largely given out for effect; Russii
is afraid aid will be given Finland
the cars threat of war is till impend
ing.
An appropriation of $4,000 for tn
st. Louis exposition was voted by tn
Prussian diet at Berlin: an imperia
appropriation of $375,000 may be re
duced to S250,O0o; Americans are &C
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-26
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Iha Kind You Have Always Bought
sl asass sss Of 21HAIlzn

William Waldorf Astor's paper me
pail Mall Gazette has seized the pr"
noting of Sir Archibald Berkeley
Mine-whom Mr.. Aston ordered out
Of his house two seasons ago because
he came unlimited with the Countess
of oxford-as the occasion for print
ing a series of special articles prais,
ing Milne.
DR. Michaude, a surgeon on the
steamer Laos of the Messageries
Naritimes. was in the habit Of inject
ing morphia and on the last voyage
If the vessel made mistake and in.
iected atropiue He soon discovered
his error. but kept perfectly calm and
relate his experiences to some mill
tary doctors on board until the mo-
ment OF his death, which occurred in
one hour.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-26
FOREIGN.

The press announces that Emperor
William of Germany will reach Rome
May . and leave May 6.
The Swedish famine relief commit.
tee has received total subscriptions
amounting to s25S.o0o, OF which
sum SIS. 900 was sent from America.
British welcome Chamberlain back
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-26

'Florodora" has been presented at
neutrality-suspicious.. William turned
in his grave to get a sly peep 90
Flora.-Memphis Commercial Appeal.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-26

Police Commissioner Greene in
New York received Inspector
Nicholas Brooks of the command Of
tae detective bureaus. This was
done, the commissioner said, owing
to Brooks acknowledgment of failure
to get evidence against gambling
houses. Brooks retains command Of
the inspection districts OF Manhattan
and Bronx. Inspector George w
McCluskey was placed in command
of the detective bureaus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-26
A Sample Occult" Swindle.

Scranton. Pa, furnishes the latest in
stance of astonishing credulty on the part
or the dupes of the fake mediums clair
yoyants and other self-styled professional
occultists About two weeks ago man
named Mitchell and an assistant reached
that town and distributed cards announc-
ing his remarkable powers as a penetrator
of the future and a reader of the past of
others. His cards set forth the following
record of single years work:
Reunited 1872 separated; brought around
22i marriages; gained the love Of certain
ones, 1926; located two buried treasures; To-
Gated - absent persons; overcame SOS ri
walls"
These cards attracted business. People
came to him with all sorts of troubles. The
man would go into trance" when the
case was stated and on resuming his nor
NAL manner would advise the client to tie
a little bag around the neck, to contain
document scrawled with cabalistic marks.
Then under a strict Injunction to secrecy
the client was dismissed, to return the fol-
lowing night. The operator would receive
him then with an expression of deep anX-
lefty and declare that 1t was necessary to
work a still stronger charm. The client
would thereupon be directed to go away
and return with some large sum of money
graded according to apparent means of Sc
curing 1t. The money in hand the operator
would reopen the bag and with wierd
passes apparently place the bills within it.
closing 1t securely and enjoining the client
not to open it for a certain length of time
Often as high as S170 was thus brought to
the clairvoyant. But, of course, he merely
'himfammed" the cash and placed dummy
envelopes in the bags. When the fellow
was arrested on the complaint of a suspic
ious patron 1t was found the upwards of
twenty of Scranton's men and women were
walking about with their little charms filled
with waste paper which they supposed
were bills 1t is believed that the fakir
planned to work the city to the limit and
then escape to another place. He had re-
ceived several hundred dollars in fees be-
sides the money he took in the exchange
of packages. The scheme seems so plain
fraud on its face when stated that it Is
a marvel any victims could be found for it.
Yet these tricksters thrive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-26
Leading and Following.

In this day of agitation for reorganiza-
ton of the democratic party and of anxious
search for a presidential candidate the At
lanta Constitution very wisely and perth
nently suggests:
Let us stop looking for a leader for a
while and put ourselves in shape to be led
Quit quarreiing among ourselves and turn
our attention to the enemy
The democracy found leader in 1884 but
the party proved 10 be in no condition to be
led. No sooner was Mr.. Cleveland installed
in office than the bitterest dissensions arose
as to patronage: and these were followed
by quite as bitter dissensions as to issues
Mr.. Cleveland's tariff message, sent to Con-
gress in December. 1887. raised such a
storm of protest from the protection demo-
Gratis that 1t was with the greatest difficulty
the free traders could hold him to the
sora tch. The result was the loss of the
race in 1888. There was no enthusiasm for
the candidate. and none could be created.
The party found a leader In 1892. but
again 1t was in no condition to be led Dis
sensions began from the very day of
triumph at the polls. Mr.. Cleveland pointed
one way. and the great majority of the
party pointed the other way. He oppos, =
silver. The party supported silver Ii re-
fused to follow him in his war on the Sher-
man act. and he turned to the republicans
Tor assistance and received 1t. He recon-
mended certain line on the tariff quss-