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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26
New Process
Steam-LaundV

g8euu 10, banu miro es it'd Gr9 lsbneu
n;9t auBer 99t Su laiier, baB mir @uer gis
8entbum% bebanbeln, ais mare es bas ruieri=
&c. @ir babeu Die pouitGubiste @ai6auz
ftalt i'm Norbwe1fen uub ~ltefer1 eriter Elaiie
sIrbeit. gSir sebrau6en feline Gbemifalien;
mir perberber baber Cure Sa6en ui9t. 8enn
Sbr refine Irbeit uub bette Sebanollns mont,
baum beuft oil liits. 1niere Yreiie iirb uieb=
riger als ionifpo, uris mir beiorseu Sure Sas
mtlieu,pdi6e biltser, als Sbr es ielbit tbun
t0nut. Grfunbist unb iiberseust Sud. @ir
baben @senten in ben umliesetben Stdbten.
g. 8. MeBer Satnpftpaf6anfaIt,
@tseutbiimer.
@ebGube an S. @pe. 9. ct. Gloub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26

for!!"-rSann tperbe i9 Srau Profeiz
for!!" Iagt 3oni.-~ yfein, i9 babe mid
befonnen," fdbrt Jrib fort, ri4 tperbe
Solbat!" @inen @usenblid ftubt
Soni, bann ruff fe freubis aus:
rOann tperbe i'd &inbermdb6en!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26
Dfe huuutTudrp.

Srau Gin 9esentpart ibres Marz
nes BEL 8eii9tigung zines gu berfauz
fenben 9auies): r9as 9aus gefdnt
uns, unb mir tperben es taufen-ben
S9luhel nebme i9 elei9 mit!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26
RpHhuft.

Mlte &anttppe: r9te Git
neien fouen ia tire 9Guier gang an
bers bauen, als nir-it bas nabr9"
e Ser Sauptz
unterf6ieO beitebt BARN, baB BEL ibneu
Der Sra9e auben bran, BET uns bel
0ra9e brinnen it'll"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26
1uroHn1.

Neuer . b r It (su ietnen
Sfftsieren): No.. Mbpei6ungen BON
&eglement perbe i9 abfolut nt9t bull
ben! IS gibt 9inse, meme 9err'n,
bie's eben etnfa4 n If t eibt!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26
Rallies GrlehniB.

Sn grimnler &dlt' FART Glub unb Strabe,
Nur ieltet huift ein DfenIf porbei,
ST bleibt niht itebn, no 1doen hinmert,,
Sb aud Die Sdeibeu ~eiiesfret.
@s fniridt Der Sduee, es ftidt Der Hebe1.
Son GisfrifaDen idarf burdpfeilt;
Den letter. Seppid einiam friereub
Utit ieinem Saul Der &utlfer tbeilt.
Oa fteh, an heIIem %auslagfenfer
Sa ftebt Elm artnes SIblein bod
limb idart uno friert-oer Nadtmino uebi
linn
BIS auf ben 9eib burd mandes Sod.
IS adtet's nidt, bleibt idaueno feben....
@equalt bon bittern Srngers Bein
Saugt es b~egier'geu SlifS am Senter
Sen 2raum, iid iatt Su efien, elm.
60 benz i'd, unb iG trete ndber
0as Ser3 bon Wfitleib; bod, o @ahn-
Gin M arfen a nj m lift bas Bibletr,
Die Ilslasbogeu i6aut es GU!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26
@tne porbeotnouno

fir etne quite Mablseit 1T elm sutes Stiid
5letf6. Dies fault rta,t, uie elm ieber Srns
be pou uns germ be5eust, itets bel
&Drner S StbrDber,
No. 24-6. @pe. iiibli9, ct. @leub, gtinn.
llniere @eiddftsnorm lit: nnr 9utes, @ps
petit erresenbes Sleiid iesli6er nrb auer
Sorten s1 an9emeienen 8reiien. Ssebem
8uuben sufriebenite0enbe Sebtenuns suses
i9ert. ll-ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26
AuhTdreH BilS.

vWomit BADEN Sic benin bic f9Dne
@rabelIa 10 f9nea erobert9"- Sd
babe MIDI nit einem elettril4en @utoz
mobil in tbr 9era9en bineinsei9liz
6en."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26
&umoristisches
Sh1,teu fertin.

Die feline 9oni tit ibrem Spielz
fameraben, benz Srtb, iebr sugetban
unb. ipielt an lieb ten nit linn beiz
ratben.-ngBeiBt 9u mas i9 tperbe?"
iagt Srib einmal, nt9 tperbe Profeiz
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-11-13
sSra DC itprite SOipitaler | Sfrbell
Sar futsret IiHnper, Der adtaaeS ibeibrepsfise.
Or. 2al,ofn

bill orstaar prOeshsad Grip til Yrons SaaeD % Central Sol
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-11-13
Wiinneiotas Smbsnttr.

VT iatts apantitsi oper apalitet sr
10 ameriianii not. Wlinnsiotas Uni
psriitet rOisr iis al at inotass plabisn
icm 90. 2 blunbt be Sorsnsos Siaisrs
hsisre eGrsaniialtsr meo Senipn til
antal eIspr. aun Sarparb bar Here
Sinoersnbs, nsmlia 1891, mspsns
NlinnsiOta tOmmsr n9rmsh sitsr mso
$3.50. California bar 3529, o.
Rprtbiutiisn bar 3492; Dafs sr s,o. 5
mso 300, llnbr gssaeitrsitsn |
WinnsupDlls, bbOr sIrbsioerns fsste at
opnan en- rimsIissr esiaIins for iit
SIio, iua 6eiua berts Suab ON |
5rsmiietn al tunns Il fine Spnnsr
barre Shiosnitrbiisn iuhos opmuntrs
bsm til Slibsi, rstrutersSes iOm be-
iinot, sirnebr9iisrnes Stprts fro
Stnosnisfnss RRiisr. Tst uiier Tor.
selis mel ben ouarlias apalitst, Der sr
| bsm. ianit esiaa. at Der sr I 10 T
anss Stiosntsr pso bette Stats.
llniO,riiist, let sr uiifuol si snsIiua.
snos 1ili6lOs. at StuSenitr bar hiilst
10 iom aupituliiisrnss friBilliss
SanoIunetrs mob Iasisrns.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-11-13

meit trrnasr asrnbaueiOrbinoslie. men
for osm blir Spsrasmaalet: gaa
bpao glaaos i,al pi tilnur binbrt bore
Ripaler fra at bpsas einis tnb ostt,
sIler bint 2unoitabl 90 iis imsIlsnl
Oprettsr be til Oa mso aieniioist aun-
traiter ON lite at bpsss Sant bio sl-
Ter bib pGa si piit 5ibsrum.
st npt 2anooiiiri,i iaar iislosn en-
MP Strnbans, men sa hslii TO. s,ortb.
wsiierrbansns Snasnisrsr bulosr 10,
SiOsn paa al unoerisst elusbuiiernt
peO 6Orsit Gitp. o9 bel iial pers aOm'
panists Stniist at bpese Bro Ousr el'
ben ps iorl9nat Sansn til Slad Oils,
9et piirr iig iddltoss. at berthe Sant
finosr BET bdro ut tappt fin Tel al ben
iamms aahoitrGtniits bbbr Wil,pau'
issbansn ititttr ue 2iuis libt lGnssr'
noro.
@dn bdf uaida fra ben baOlibslish,
ailos. at 9tillpauitsbdush bill bpgg,
fra glutt iii Orient. bpilict bill bap,
for SstpOuihs for ben csniruIs Of
ben aOrOlise Del af Stdtsp.
eanosssntsr % SmmisrutiOustout
panitr p,Httr iia en- fipr Snopaheriiii
Of Settlsrs ira be siiIiss staisr uGf,
gaar.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-11-13

9siier 8iIbsIm Of 5piiIans; or al.
tiO CT rros til at fsrs arig tiioS en- slItr
Gnotn. Og ioni bar ct itrtisIt soot Gis
til SOtiGIiterne, bar Iust eli M pIau
til at iaa gugt msO Oisis. 9sn sGar
.uO paa at iaa ben rusiiiis Gjdts 3iIIa.
belle til Gt FOr6iit 81 msf gsnstsnOs tp.
its SOcidIiiitr iii Sibirisu,, Sst tunos
p9rr. al atiitrsh 6il, bbis bun Uil
prgps bad at iGiit Oihns Slai / llofs'
relic. iihSt, al bar bar artbst BET
udrms 5trn psO ben ftiIS suOt! 60,
eialiiisrnt ar nu 3piilanOs itfriis poll.
tiits 9arfi, % Sil II mango 9ldr iiosu
en- al 3pitIdnos tsrfs 5Hnttrs uo.
talts, naar bet Tom til en- Stb0lutipn
SanOst, piIOs ben bIipt snbnu irhstsIi.
ssrs emo OsH iranits RsbOiuiiOni 9tr
tr lite rinsr SanOibnlisbtS for. at
asiisrm ptO at rtdIii,rt fin iibiriils
.9Iuu UtI6s biOraas til at iGii, 5lO til
bet SrGuObar, StOi, iOm az | rissIist
RuoI titftOt / 6,t tpii, coli, @lsm.
mes mGa Ssi bsasr life, al b ibii, 60.
eiaIiit,r for en- nor Eel Ct 6OIi; Der 10.
"A, "A ~, 6.,,a S1o,i an y.A,o,I;,
pOlitift Stil men BE- Ian naiuriispis
tpms,s iii at crib. iii rtOOlaiipnGrc
gliOIu3 "llStblaostI"
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-11-13
Sra Sbicf alper Salls, giiHn.

llostst inssn III Nnlsonins til at
tass Someiieao paa bet nps aubntoe
Del af Rso Gate RsisrpatiUntn. uon
ban dstsr at bsbo 9anost hinoii fem
aar - bbiiisi er bell snsite giados IN
ian iua Stjsos pau eanOst - bapos
Der bog iamlst iis lanst iisrt 5Oli ,Bo
Der udr nOasuIunSs ourtbdrt eauo til.
Oct uiisr, at 6olt mere % mtr, amer
bet iOm Ell eiusbetirsslis at iitre fi9 q
SOroipiis.
sslpe Speu sbief Sibtr Gals pil
M iiitert iunpe lGa9r npglt gIsn til
i'm Bort. os Wan bar nstop Der eiens
ualat jim utrGttsIiss pa "bOOminB"
Sor9ermeiter aruttn. Wnn bsnter iii
gGarsh at is en- 5raplbso uocn siet
arI0g al Scrnbhnsr: @rsnt Rprtbsrn
tpmmsr til at iiitte lio Ell sinis III BET
nps Settlrmtnt. % SOp Snnsn bcntts
at bile iDmms ino til SGen.
Sibar lisatnos Tor Os 1t af Sbeus
8IaOs, bpOri bi iinotr ti fort glptrtis.
ismgnt iOt Rsal eitGis 5irHidst Rollhs
& Stsnietb, os oQ isriiuGpnts CT In
Roberts 6Ouutt Gut. Url % bFift i6r.
osIuSti9 tltnot berumirins. peo ri. bet
oil slGos bans munst Ssnn,r Der OF
stiars. Of dirmaEt sisr sGO 5Orretnihs
/ SbSsstOmtsr Dsritsos. Get irrmaaar
bl. q. al SlaOst. at Be / ot iiottc ina
Gage bar fOlst SbaacsrunSt til Opera
GUS SOliipaHiet iamt GUS % Got til
6Olt ira St. gaWI, ossuStn "a f6r.
itisaias Sbssssrunos. bpOtuf en- trt
iuO til SOosgdnsns Qei.Rsii vi ata.
taIsrtr 6irmdst ,ihtS ben Suites, be
nlIsrsOt bar mpSi.
5si isrfit Snt ialbt ben Toe No
uthibsr.
Ter iiai liar bare en- mrnsOe
StOrt SiOsths OsrOpps, % Der bill
iudltOss biiUi saniIe 'ipIist, ndar
AagtiGibnrn ddsnts.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-11-13
Sar Del WPuro?

Ut Ssr Of t'briitOpbsr arntiOh, rn
al l),ihtr tOuntts prOminsntc Oar.
HIRE, arbtiNtOs for faa Tiger iiosn IiGr
Ftissburs, q. .. bObrsitsr ban If
gIniGitslit heb en- SranOmaitins / Ne.
gihd. Otter at ban bauOt drbcioei en-
tort lib wtO SrsnObOtiEs mOOtOs
bans daOst eittitstninstr FRA Rtgina
ON, at 2snuen par Dor, nnaipslia beO
aSgIiiihs di @us uROs arbsiOst sn
Srsne.
Ten unas ManO piofts nj bapt en-
sOS Slitmb gsnst baa fig paa ben lib
iOruorn llbr % duors gGroiiaatr.
ID bans Gig bIsp transpOrisrst til
bans Sj,ni i sto 1aiOta for siiut.
tslis, idnStsA inttt AZ grroi boa bans
PeriOn. Sr. ,GpIIius / oOWuro fore.
tOs en- llnSsrifsslit al aiasi Os Opba.
ssst bsrnnosr to Sul Sa6bObsost.
Der bcsr IOr iis piISt bdOt iOraOriussi
SsOm. Gs ipnis al bare OGrst BIZ
brust ben ulpttslis. msS en- dlminOtIis
Sntoltrbammsr
II .. Chamberlain. IN aOOOlat
SOWGrO, bar AZ ben OrGbts euts ia.
Der icdsi j cpOras at ilcrs cp i Otnnt
mifiite sas, % ct afrsift III Rssina,
paa Canadian pGtiiir Sansrl asiini,
bOiG, Rortbptitsm s,rriiprt.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-11-13
"Rns Inrmnnotn. % "Rrinrm

"gips ROrmaHom" % "Ssiorm" ,
Der bssse CT bianOt Be iUrtRfi RsiOrm.
blade, bar paniislist for at Ousrbsuiis
biuanOen on ben rstts Bel til 9ptte oa
en- bebaselissrs 5ilUGrelie. Sst iprfs
dnuiier SOcialismsn. meOens bet anoct
er al ben Wsnina at inssn Rsform
sr barb at tiGmpe for. for 6Oa bar
taitst 6laitsn og ar blspne alottes
eoru. let lsis UsO 5iussn sr, at
naur ben enc toitsr 6luiten. sribss ben
al sn GnOsn.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-11-13
Q,i Iinl Bib, npiiad ini,rssIant q.

2,t itul bliSs nuiiud inisrssiant at
erfure, bUaO ReiuItaiet Dill blis. unbsr
bet nps Sprbpr ousr @orosrtn Sarrp,
iOm spps / Roro Satota bltu issmt
IipsUarist 6Gnsisl for pau ben msii
brutuIs Waabs at baus mprOst Rorb'
manosn sluorsw Rslsn. Ssls Sarrps
SIrst sr aniummst fra GanaOo for al
Oions. ut ROroirsn bdr sal, Oa ban
bssit llsisruinasn. Ss CT riss 6Olt,
% pi psnter osriOr mso. Sp9noinr
paa lloiaIOet.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-11-13

ei / staRbinaUitn OpiunSsh Wla.
fine irrOunOttr Itummst gasil til pul.
Der, iOm iudrs SunOsIen nsOpGttet
3iulanou % papirpuitsr 3ttts
SuIusr, Orr 'sptt iis iUrOti,s Ust iOr
SrauspOrierins, iOrUaueIrs til 9lsIi
iaisn pse 1ifGtniua al Soub.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-11-13

SsO stlsst spm slsp 9Oti itiiiOe
Smolratsrue. 6oItst par nemlie blct
tieO af al osmt Proip.ritpen. RspuD
bIiianstt'e bOIOt iaa nossnlunos III
aIminOsIise StsmmrantaI psOlise / os
Statsr, iOm bapos 9ala.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-11-13

6bitasO, RltlEauttt & ct. guul
Sausns iaiIleOe SHOtGaisf iOr bet uu
aiiIuttsOs 6iitalaar bslsbsr iis til to
gtiIIiOnsr SOllurs mere snO iorsaaa.
enos War. 3tt sr proipsritu.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-11-13

paa 6ti.rissssr ital man TIM be.
page hs mtS RsOninsstOuS ON sipst.
llSs Sr9n Gntommsr osalis til
.Gbicasb Upsr % iOriileIliss SGnsr,
mtOi'rtiiOe sjsuntmiuitIiS ido;ooO
easiaaersr
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-11-13

vi bar mUotuset go. @ ai stiluitrss
ret 6amiIisbIaO. iulOst "EorOsn" Der
uotOmmsr en- Gang bpsr Raaneo |
Rutius. Dis. SIaOst bar uopal9t 99'
iGiioi ~ sr riet illuiircret.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-11-13


ESts siUsr n. sqnSrps mango Yatisntst ~
Or gonsys bar tnstn SUsrnans 1iGsuO'
lsr on g'csareliHs al SgseoHnis % stgsuIS
iril. son pil sipt $50 iel sibptrt iiliGlt',
kUor han iIfs tan bstsmHt cn SpioOnis Na'
mt ea 1lubs ttW giHuitr. 49,.
sut btlbrtetIigs mSeiilHiit, es iirprgilte
Ssahorms. pyriooiN % trOtiit Raibar. %
lpssisas 9iss, Gu'p Rgitr, edls' Og Kun
heIuabouyms. S'sgpuhtlii I'll lGrina, sIoH.
n, Srpifiat6or. touhititiieHtI 3atbaE, ser
seis,jesipss, .Doptepint. Wnpss os sdtnii
paSgmmt, NsRmailsnit.. GVutalsin. Sd.
Itisu, Den tilstIiIl Spss Satttripss,
glvrtl. etvtr ,,blgTs; iamt RptNesl5seem
ne, Slapbsb, sltrpghiti. soarlig SotePiSlit,
ss6ms, Sprhurrslis ! RRuHg, iiIbagslat
Bart bos Ferp % ale +sNItos Spsspmms
hos uorut. D1anas iiliGlngr al csubte,
Surrm 9trs, TAB Al ilou Spu. 2igI
iiiqUs Bier pip., lom bar pGrri GinloigHets
tsbGlhltt % ioSisul lnH lnte tfibse htIbrt'
9ts. rsasmsi.ii, RiiihpiabetT, SduiinER'
irGiuias Al StHs,ris, SitrntlpeeeniF'te Spi'
tgrrslisr. Gyilspi niErtsiVssouint., lIaIes'
lugs, SybepHiIi9 al ysninigtut. Sorln1iRiHe
ss aabns SeeT SBistisf StntHs, llo9gri
llnssorl. r;iottlaIoFtHes es gouiuiIf. tiisliet
plaHSssmslTait. litrpai sluipstnHitHt; Sab
,enee inltonmglie, peiie Gisr, itlbagtlof ilep
Muntr, llOaslIgbte til Ng.sitab soeIaq. Slvl
l.saf,.awsk. g-,t g......y. gsar AsIE a
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-11-13

"a an Saat 3nst s psSgtr aS bbaHss
hnsso EaIstns sau tns s %sns S aSs Iss , a. asi
Hss oHm ps St tIbass nsgtus Mdnsd a. gnESl GSai e0
cb6pnns gslss Ssrnt al
Sauong Abrmb
Bns ss btHipnsfnb etbdnbIhs ptts tHSuna SISss
asaft, saptifs. ssaln, sftei, =. ...-.
SBputsS nsU giitr ps ben uS Sneptsta,-s'ssss o
fSaiab0iss % ScbuS, BET HnSs aarsuHSTS SHasu bbSs,
assS asunisrHs al uttres sres sl.0O.
anussDsas agnr " sbusgtus ~
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-10-23


he Official keeper of the Morgue, con-
tains some interesting information.
It appears that during the year just
closed no less. than 10155, 146 pieces
Of mail found their way into the
dead house. That was 854,795 more
pieces than were reported during the
previous year-35, 900 day year in and
year out. and the number constantly in
creasing.
= A little over one-thirtieth Of this num-
Der was delivered unopened. That means
that the skilled clerks in the office sue
ceeded in decipherfng more than 300, 900
apparently unintelligible addresses and
starting them safely on their way again.
The clerks found $48.634 in money in
nisdirected letters which were opened,
and drafts, checks and money orders rep
resenting a face value of 81 ,498 ,563. Some
Of this money was finally delivered to the
persons for whom it was intended, but
the larger portion went to swell the
postal receipts. .
To handle this business there are 1875
clerks, and some of them aresmarvels
In the skill with which they can decipher
writing that apparently has no mean
ing. The most skilful of all of them~is a
woman who draws salary of $1,000 a
year. There are few typographical
enigmas which she cannot master.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-10-23

g the ~ feeling which siout 81
the Kishineffs affair last SUNNI
] The cornt lisa man IS striking per-
sonal appearance and sof great accom-
plishments. but It Il no secret that the
state department would not grieye
greatly IL the Russian government
we're to decide that his services would
be Of greater value to the empire else
where. /. --.-. 49,:
1t is Of great -import that Russia
should be represented here during the
next few years by an ambassador who
thoroughly understands the United
States, and: who can make himself
personally acceptable to the powers
with whom he is forced to. come in
contact. Our relations with Russia
are becoming year BY year more COM
plicated, and they contain possibilities
Of international trouble unless they are
handled with consummate skill. The
Russian ministers of the car realize
this as we'll as our own secretary Of
state, and we may expect to see Count
.Cassini succeeded by somebody Of In
finite tact and diplomatic astuteness.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-10-23

ml0lStrallOn lin Frank II. Hitchcock.
government departments, and for that
reason Mr.. Cortelyou will probably
never receive the full credit which be-
longs to him for what he has done.
He has taken a great many bureaus
and Independent divisions belonging to
various departments or perhaps stand
ing by themselves, and he has amalga-
mated them into the new department,
looping of superduities, adjusting
Jurisdictions and fixing relative re-
sponsibilities. ,-e4.s
1t is doubtful whether anybody could
have come in from the outside and
succeeded in this. 1t is due to Secre-
tary Cortelyou's intimate acquaintance
with all government departments and
with administrative routine gained
while in the post Office department and
at the white house that it has been
possible to bring order out Of chaos.
It is doubtful, too, whether he could
have done it If he had not been for
tunate enough to select at the very be-
ginning a chief clerk who is almost
as much a master of administrative de-
tail as COrtelyou himself. 81 t.,
Frank H.. Hitchcock, who has been
the secretary's right hand man, in this
preliminary work, and who has been
compelled to attend to the greater part
Of the detail Of the reorganization. lisa
young Harvard graduate who made a
great reputation as a statistician in the
agricultural department before Cortel-
you picked him up. He is one. Of the
most promising young men in the en-
tire government service to-day. ;.
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developed into one of the most i'm
portant bureaus of the government.
There are times when the work that
falls to his lot would be worthy of a
cabinet officer, and he has never yet
failed to meet every emergency as It
arose. :. ..~
' Col. Edwards is q young man. He
was graduated at West Point In 1883,
and he has seen service in Cuba and
the Philippines. He has the head of
a veteran and the manners of a prince
of the blood. To see him at work one
would not imagine that he had a seri-
Gus problem to consider or any task
Of consequence to complete, and yet he
is continually deciding knotty ques-
tons and accomplishing important re-
suits. He has to be familiar with prob,
lens of currency and the tariff as re-
lated to the Philippine islands and
with every other detail of colonial adj
ministration. He is in effect a secre-
tary of the treasury, q secretary Of
state, a secretary Of agriculture and at
torney general for. the Philippines
rolled into one. All the publications
for the Philippines pass through his
hands. He presides over q bureau Of
statistics and q general information
bureau. He has charge of the records
and the archives containing the pa
pers which have been brought from the
Philippines from time to time. In
short. he is the representative In
Washington Of the Philippine govern
ment, and he goes about it all with the
modest unobtrusiveness Of 4 <looker on.
:: PILL. LOUIS A. COOLIDGE. s
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OF all the foreign-born population in
the United States, 52.9 per cent. are
Of the English-T eutonic stock and EOS
per cent. are Celts. Thus practically
three-fourths Of the foreign-born in the
United States are of English Teutonic
and Celtic stocks. Hence, bearing in
mind that the English people was
created by the amalgamation of Teu-
tonic and Celtic blood, it is inconceiv-
able that the American people will
ever be anything but essentially Eng
lish. - .~-.-- -.
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The Fulton-street merchants in
Brooklyn have petitioned the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Co. to have special troll
ley cars assigned for the use of their
employees at the time for closing the
stores at 6 o'clock. Within a few
blocks of the borough hall about 5000
saleswowen are employed by the big
department stores. The merchants
want the company to have from so to
Is cars waiting for their accommoda-
ton in the vicinity of the hall. The
employees want to march from the
stores in body
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The rural free delivery service will
require from the next congress at
least $2o,ooo,ooo, a larger appropriate
ton than has ever before been al
lowed for it. Last session there was
allowed 81, 100000. Notwithstanding
the embarrassments OF the pending
post Office investigation to the rural
service, there Is no disposition among
influential post Office department off,
cials or with members of congress to
allow the system to suffer reproach or
take harm from what has occurred in
the administration Of the large appro-
priations that have been furnished by
congress.
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netic, and fascinating in manner. AL
though an Englishman to the finger
tips, he had yet an instructive under.
standing of American ways and sympa-
thy with Yankee idiosyncrasies which
gained for him a cordial regard every
where he went.
Perhaps the fact that he was married
to an American wife had something to
do with it, but that was not all, Sir
Michael was genuinely, heartily, spon-
taneously, sympathetic and kindly. 1t is
hardly conceivable that Great Britain
can send another ambassador here who
can win so high a place in 60 short
time. It is only little more than year
since Sir Julian Pauncefote disappeared
from the scene after thirteen years of
service in Washington, and there were
many men who thought that sturdy old
English squire had made record which
could never be equalled; but Sir Michael
was already on the road to winning
place in Washington which even Sir
Julian never occupied.
The British ambassador in America is
d AdA "OI A"pOA IdAS pCASOAd6V AOW
than the British minister was 20 years
ago. Great Britain now feels it incum-
bent upon her to send her very best man,
and the Washington embassy is regarded
as the prize assignment in the entire
diplomatic service. 1t is not so very long
ago that it was regarded as something
of humiliation for British diplomat
to be sent here: but things have changed
nightly of late.
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The most wonderful bird flight
noted is the migratory achievement Of
the Virginia plover, which leaves it's
northern haunts in North America,
and, taking q course down the At
lantic, usually from 400 to 500 miles
east Of the Bermudas. reaches the
coast Of Brazil in one unbroken fight
of 15 hours, covering q distance Of
5000 miles at the rate of four miles
q minute. =. -. ~
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cess with which
Secretary Cortel-
you has managed
to get the new de-
partment of COM
MERGE and labor
into effective run
ming order.
It was a far
more complicated
task than it could
have seemed to an:
outsider who was
not familiar with
the routine of adj
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st. Louis parrots are picking up
English under a new instructor-the
photograph. The trumpet is directed
to the student and the machine is turn.
ed on. A photograph interests q par
rot just as much as it does a human
being, or, say a dog. The result is
that polly sits there in most respect
full attention, and the constant repe.
tition of words enables him to pick up
the language much faster than par.
rots acquire it by the old method.