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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-14
A 1OO-DOLLAR BILL
Can Be Spent for One Chair
Cushion

In Japan the rich wear obs, or sashes
made in lengths of three and four yards.
and stiff with gold and superb brocade. The
latest fad of the American woman is to
upholster chair seats with japanese obs,
so that the seat in a single chair will range
from $40 to 500 in price
Another fashionable chair seat is of
a piece of old and handsome tapestry
that ranges in price from one hundred
dollars up. These tapestries are some
times Turkish workmanship of real gold
threads in rich blue or red material, in one
OF the intricate patterns such as these
people know how TO handle so skillfully.
One of the / ndsomest of the new obs
chair sea- has a ground of bronze, worked
in dull gold threads, over which is scat
tered maple leaves, in natural sizes and in
magnificent coloring. One literally sits
upon natures carpet of dried bronze foil
age scattered over with the newly fallen
leaves of gold and crimson which the wind
has fiuttered down
Another superb seat is covered with
autumn leaves of various sorts. in masses.
A design of pale mauVe-tinted blossoms in
thick wreaths are sprinkled over the pat
tern while a light colored brocade has
flowers and birds thickly wrought in the
material in tints of lavender gold, pale
brown, green and gray. None but orient
ais seem thoroughly to understand how
to produce these soft, duh shades.
These magnificent chair seats are not
put on an ordinary chair They are set.
as one would frame a picture, in the wood
that best harmonZes with and relieves the
colors and figures in the brOcade. Seats
covered with the brilliant brocades are of
richly carved teakwood, black walnut and
similar dark eastern woods, either carved
o. inlaid with pearl, gold some of the
peculiar stones used by expert chair
makers for inlaying wood.
Cheaper bright fabrics are employed In
covering seats of weathered oak and dark
furniture for Dutch dens. But none of
,cfx- hrna dos TA
that purpose by people who understand
the art of appropriate upholstery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-14

and clean. People in other countries. know
ing the value of this chewstick above all
others a dentifrice, have it powdered and
exported to them.
In many parts of South America the ma
tives cannot buy cloth to make their
clothes, so they have to spin 1T themselves
out of cocoanut fiber. river weeds and bam-
boo fiber. The cloth woven from the bam-
boo fiber is very soft and silky.
Unlike the West Indians the South Amer
lean belle wears shoes of a kind. These are
made of a coarse woven material like sail
cloth. which is attached to soleS of raw
hide. They are the most comfortable shoes
imaginable. and are used by the soldiers Of
South America when on the march. They
are called "alDagattas.' and Americans who
have Travelled in South America invariably
bring them home to their wives and daugh-
tiers for bath shippers. Those who are lucky
enough to have pair would not exchange
them for any other slippers, however cost
ly. No other footgear equals the 'alpa-
gatta' for comfort and durability.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-14

The eastern affair is called ''ko-kwai," or
perfume party. The hostess gives her
guests number of dainty bottles contain
ing different perfumes, POLITICALLY named
dew from the mountain" breath OF
spring or dream of the garden" The
lucky person who guesses the proper names
of the scents receives a unique brooch set
with diamonds and inscribed with the word
'Ko-kwai.'
In making the luncheon or tea party a
success the hostess plays no inconsiderable
part. She must keep the conversational
ball rolling and lose herself in the pleasure
of her guests so that the hour may be hap
PLY filled with good discourse and pleas
a a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-14
KING BABY'S FINERY
Infants Wear Has Reached
a Stage Of Perfection.
DELICACY OF WORK
LAYFTTES SHOW ALL FORMS OF
COSTLY FERMENTATION.
What Little Girls Nearest the Growing
Age Are Wear
ing.
DELICACY OF WORK


NEW YORK, November II, 1903
Never in the history of fashion has in
fants' wear reached such a stage of per-
lection, for it is more delicacy of work and
material than showiness which is admired.
Splendid effects are achieved, but they are
accomplished through delicate details, the
smallest lace rosette employed upon a hat
requiring infinite finish. Coarse materials
and cotton laces are sharply tabooed, and
no garment is considered too simple If
properly made, which means virtually
sewed by hand, and with the good buttons
and fine little linen tapes such things re-
quire, as well stitchery beyond criti
Cism, of course.
Some of the layettes shown by the chill
dren's Outtitters and by the large shops
are, to use the phrase of a shopper. inex-
preSsibly exquisite" Yet along with wash
textures fine as cobwebS, intricate
sfitchery and real lace will be found the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-14

is the leather sailor, which may be black,
brown or red. The black patent leatner
shapes with upcurving brims are worn py
both boys and girls, the little maidens ire
quently sporting with them wool frocks IN
gay plaids, neatly but sparsely trimmed
with bands of narrow black velvet or rib
bon.
Summing up the subject of school wear
it would seem as if a smart simplicity IS the
order of the day. No school garment
turned out by the right people is over
trimmed, though somber stuffs are always
enlvened with garnitures of some sort.
Cocks plumes, quilts and wings may APP
pear upon the hats, but no other species of
feather, and a frock without a pocket for
the handkerchief is, to say the least of 1t,
incomplete.
For the actual hours in school blouse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-14
The Passing of the "Tiger."

Americans home after the London season
report that the dear little tiger who used to
sit up aloft behind or before the smart Lon
don woman's carriage has been deposed by
one smarter and more supercilious than he
In his tight buckskins. with his arms mag
nificently folded over his bebuttoned chest,
the tiger was an amusing, imposing little
figure. But it has become the ambition of
every fashionable woman in London to
own two or three electric carriages, or at
any rate an automobile; brouGham and a
road automobile; so she has replaced her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-14

tiger with motor footman." This new
breed of domestic hirelng is CARRIED IN blue,
with silver buttons, white navy cap and
button boots He chiefly resembles an Off
Ger of the German army his coat being cut
and piped with red to initiate exactly that
funcuonary The motor footman' is said
to exceed in condescension even the de-
throned tiger
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-14

there are long cloth beaver and serge coats,
whose round skimp collars have distinctly
old-fashioned air. With these the accom-
panying boots have often tops of light cloth,
plain or striped. a made feather of green
cocks plumes or one of white and scarlet,
may deck the round felt hat, but many
other hats have merely a scarf of some
bright silk, while hats trimmed with rib
bon velvet and fuzzy silk pompons are as
frequent
Some children of three to four years are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-14
To Cure Heartburn.

A simple and infallible remedy for heart
burn is to take half lumber Of cold water
into which has been dissolved half a tea
spoonful of bicarbonate of soda. Squeeze
the juice of a small piece of lemon and
drink while effervescng.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-14
Worth Knowing.

If child swallowed anything sharp, like
a pin or needle, do not give a purgative
but get the child to eat freely of suet pud-
ding, or anything of that nature, which will
imbed the object and SO prevent it injuring
the child internally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-14
Little Kimona Sacques.

A pretty and useful trifie in the infant
world is a lined kimona sacque of Powered
silk. pordered with plain. Those of plain
silk, in the same models, are bordercd with
Powered ribbons, which combination seems
even prettier
New costumes for little maids nearest the
baby stage are distinguished by both doll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-14

like fussiness and a sensible plainness. The
plain garments are those provided for school
wear, the tiny "kindergartens toddling
forth in quaint braid-trimmed sacques and
brilliant wool frockS which look as COM
Portable they are pretty.
For girls from three to seven years of age
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-14

fashioned bundling of the newborn is al
most done away with. Baby is warmly but
not too heavily dressed. and even in the
coolest weather If he is a hardy young ami
NAL may go low neck in the house. But
this IS possible only to the strongest chill
dren. and for all the others see that there
are relays of wool jackets in different
weights
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-14

seen in peasant hoods of the coat cloth,
edged around the face with a ribbon ruche
one of raveled silk or a fur band. Cloth
coats with double capes and stoles are worn
by several ages They are skirt length and
with the cape bordered narrowly with vel
vet or braid.
Refers Are Favored.
Many school jackets are seen on the REFER
order, such sorts showing decorative sailor
collars, with touches of bright color on them
and the cuffs and braids of various kinds
Felt and leather sailors are worn with
these, the felt models often showing ends
of knotted velvet. and the shape taking
some unexpected lift at one side. But the
most effective school hat of the moment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-14
Have a Tea Tray.

While on the tea talk, why not use a
tea tray rather than the table? These trays
are newer and come in all the handsome
woods, beautifully ornamented with silver
rims and strong handles.
A woman who has recently retul ned from
the orient tells of a pretty way the Japa-
nese have Of entertaining in the afternoon.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26

StaatSienator Mc@oma,1 pon Mtn=
uelota slaubt benz vSelben" Sournas
lismuS babur9 bas 9anbwert lesen
gu f0nnen, bab Der Staat inter i@we=
ret Strafe bic Iusi9la6tuns pon
Worbsei6i6ten unb Serbreden per=
bietet. gr bat nit bieler @blidt
cine 8iu In Der 9estslatur einsereidt,
bic ben tnnerbalb bes Staates Wein=
neiota eri6etnenOen a3eitunsen uorz
l6reibt, griminalberi6te nur gang
turs, obne Sitel unb Silber, 81 per-
Offentli6en. llebertretuns wirb NIT
800 bis $500 @elbitrafe ober big
gu neunSi9 Sasen 3u6tbaus seabnoet.
Weun Elm iot6es @eleb sema9t unb
our9gefibrt miirbe, moran ni6t gu
benteu lit, wiiroen bic ienlationslas
~iterneu Winnelota'er Spieber ibren
SeOarf OH uselben" Sldttern uon
duslpGrts besieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26
Standardization.
0te @attin beS 6err1 Watb'

- Ote @attin bes Serrn Matbias
2etien bat ibren @emabl gum Namens<
tase nit etnem Seluuben S0bu9en be-
l9entt, 1posu mtr ben besladten @ltern
pom Ser3en Slid unb unierm ueuen
NeHen @adien unb @ebeiben wiin=
19en.
- Som 9aule bes 2anbmeiiers
so. g. Neel aus wurbe Sonntas
Na@mittas beHen S@pteserto6ter,
bic OonneritaS tn @oolitod, Soma,
u~eritorbene sSrau @ilb. Noel, besra=
ben.
-Montas Morsen arettirte SberiH
8. g.. 8ernid etnen iunsen Mann
namens Soiepb WcWanus, Der etne
Nnmeiiuus auf ietnes gaters Name,
ber in @atab, 8enton County, mobnt,
fdlidte unb bieielbe i'm Store ber &c
briOer Webrotb gu perwertben la9te.
Der Nrrettrte mirb morsen Ietu Sorz
uerbDr baben.
- Ser gbine1e gbarlep Gban,
beiien 8ai9anitalt info!se elmer @rs
ploiton anfanss LETTER Bo9e bur6
Seuer 5eritort 1purbe, wirb In ct.
@loub bleibett unb wieber etne @al9=
a~nitalt erOfnen.
= CUR sroben Sreube ieiner an:
seb6risen unb ieiner pielen SreunSe
lit felt Gnbe lebter @oda in benz Se:
ftnben bes I'M Conn ct. gloub mob
uenSsn 6errn Matbtas Sans cine
beratise @enbuns gum 5eiieren ein=
setreteu, bic NIT Ge9t aaf eine aberz
maltse pouitdnbise @ensl ing bes Pa=
tienten l6lieben ldBt. 5ofentli6
rperoen mir iber eine icI9e balb be-
rtdten fOnnsn.
- Ser In Der Yreib Il @tmmer=
8rauerei ais Su6balter uub 9ebalfs=
Manaser anseitelte Ser Nid. Werz
tes bat bic i96ne Neiioen;, wel@e
6err 8. $. OGDEN aus 8udman por
bret Sabreu an 8. Mpe. u0rbli6 ers
ri9ten lieb, fir So, 200 fduFid eritan=
BEN ; er mirb bteielbe i~nuerbalb etnes
Monates be3teben. C--l-l7
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26
Die Weltmaats= StelIunQ Der 8er

Die @sltma9ts=s tsQuns Ser Ser.
Staaten wurbe pom Yrdiibent &ooIez
pelt BEL ser gdltetnlesuns CUR reuen
&riessl6ule In 8albtnston tn elmer
fursen Nnlpra9e NIT GROCER @ntl6te=
benbeit betont. Otele Steluns aber
lese uns audi Bic Serpfli@tuns auf,
itets barauf porbereitet gu ietn, NIT
frem6en Md@ten suiammen5uitoBen.
gu Dem 8ebufe miiie unlere 2anbz
unb Seema6t itets tn Der beitm0sltz
@en gerfaiiuns sebalten werben, II.
|. NJ. Ser YrdliOent rebet bamit Ell
ner assreiiiuen duBeren POlitit bas
@ort, mel6e muir bur6 bic weientli6e
g%eritdrtuns unlerer Strettfrdfte &C.
itibt merben fann. 2etber iefunbtrt
linn barin bic Webrbeit bes amert=
tanii6en golfes, bas bur@ Ste grets=
niiie ber lesten Sabre n1r rubmii6ti=
ger uno eitler semorben 1T, obslet@
basu audi ni6t ser serinsite NnlaB
uorliest. sSa, MIR fablen uns ais
8eltma@t unb mirben uns s~esebenen
Sales ni6t iGeuen, nit irseno elmer
Station anSubtnben, iinb bod weite
&reiie unieres golfes f%elienfeit bauOn
iber5eust, baB es fir uns Elm lei6tes
1T, ITO lid tie wbole creation.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26
Nerfpnalten.
Ser &rdnfhett 1etnes

- Ser &ranfbeit ieines Sobnes
George wesen bat Serr Yeter Spaniel
bic Seiu6sreiie S1 ieinem nabe So
lem, Sresan, wobnenben Sater Bis
nd6ite @o6e ausseiest.
- Seinrt6 Sbtelmal,n, Sobn ser
Samilie Seonarb Sbielman, wel6er
felt lestem Serbit int elterlideu !6au=
ie su ct. gloub perpeilte, reiite se=
ltern mad SEEM Yorf, no er ii6 fir
bie fommenbe Sauipiellaiion aus=
til item ptrb, tint abermals fem ausse=
sei6neten 9a%noesruf ais Salipieler,
in Ser b~tesidbrisen Saiio on in Sroof=
lpn, sl betbdti9en.
- Seute merben sic Serrn 6erm.
abeles, g. q. Martiu, 9usb Grams
unb S. 6. Cooling, lesterer Sta
tionsasent Der NOrtbern Yacific auf
Ser Ofieite, bon ct. Gloub mad Sot
Springs, arf., r~eiien, no Tie ii6 Ste
betBen Sdber SIT gt1sen MAIDEN werz
Sen.
-6err Scarf Sbiele, asent bes
uNorb tern, trat Samitas cine &eile
mad SEEM Orleans alt, 100 er Sen les=
ten &arneualtas mitma9te. Son sort
mirb ct mad cuba reiien rnb mittler=
weile dber feline g:rlebnihe in ser
Srembe in Gorrelponbensen I'M v9torb=
itern" Wtittbeilltns maden.
= Sebten Sonntas Ibenb febrte
9err 6. SO. SarfneB BON ser Sarf=
nebz Winor Sumber Company pom Ell
ner swet @oden lansen g~rboluns,
Die er ii6 BEL Serwanbten in Chicago
sOnnte, wieber mad st. gloub surid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26

tief rnb bitter lit, baB pon etaem frieb.
lt9en Observation-Disclosures nt9t bic
Nebe iein fann. WaS nun2 Sou Der
8rite ben 8uren u0lts perni9ten unb
unter bic Sibe treten, ODER mirb Der
unbefriebisenbe, unbaltbare .3uitanb
auf unbeitimmte l3eit anoauern9 @er
wsiB, Oh ni6t bas raubsierise Nlbion
in mentsen sSabren i3on wieber I'M
ben 8eits Sibafrifas fdmpfen muB
unb Oh es ~iiberbaupt i'm Stanbe lein
mirb, 1etnen Gaub 81 bebalten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26
Soisph chamberlain, Der britiI9e

Soispb Gbamberlain, ber britii@e
&olonial : Sefretdr, mel9er ais Der
eisentlide llrbeber bes Ga1bfrieses
sesen bic Buren, gilt, bat Sreitas
In &apitabt Elm @inseitdnbntB sema6t,
bas ibm iebr l6per seworbeu iein mag.
6err gbamberlain batte It6 rim Sns
terelie bes Sriebens unb Der Scribe
runs gutter gesiebunsen spil9en Sur
unb 8riten" mad Sibafrita beseben,
I'M periOnli@ eine ausio6uunsspolitit
gu i%nausuriren, pom Der er li6 fir alle
8etbeilisten bic sr0bten 8ortbeile per-
ipra6. Gr miBbiaiste enti6ieben BEN
Stanbpuntt Der nattuiitii9en 8rtten=
partei in Sibafrita, wel6e auf eine
pOuise &ne9tuns Der Buren btnauss
lduft unb bottle baber auf eine wiatses
gntsesenfommen ieitens Der 8uren fir
feline Yldne. Sebt muB er befennen,
baB feline WiHton u0uis sei9eitert,
ba ber Mntasonismus beiber &afen 10
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26

Sebr bemertensuertb lit es, bab
fetn einsiser ber sablrei@en beuti6en
@eiitli6en bteies Sanbes it6 tn tas
9aser bes Sostalismus perirrt bat.
Inter tbnen stebt es i'm @esentbeil
sablrei9e 8etdmpfer behelben, obne
baB ite besbalb bic uebersriffe bes
groBcapitalismus i6onen ODER BE-
i6Onisen. Sm Soroersrunbe itebt
unter bteien beuti6en &dmpen sesen;
pdrtiS ber tatbolii@e Prieiter Or.
Setter BON Buffalo, Der bic io5iattffi:
i6en Splteme srinbli6 ftubtrt bat un6
Der iie nit 10 uiel S9arfiinn unb
Serebtiamtett befampft. Otes bat er
iest au@ in Chicago In elmer &eibe
sebieseniter Sortrdse setbau, bic
boffentli@, ais goltsi@rift 5uiammen=
seiteat, erl9einen werben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26

6aFru slaubt numbering gu ietn,
inbem ct bic i3Oae um 80 Prosent er=
b0bt bat unb iol9er @eile bas @elb,
bas an europa sesablt werben muB,
aus ben SeneSolanern berausjuI9insen
Iu6t. gr bepirtt bamit ni6ts weiter
als bic Sei6leunisuus ieiues Sturses.
Set FOLDER Webrbelatuns oeS San=
bells fann elm i9weres Ste6tbum
ni9t auSbleiben, unb bas Solt wtro
mebr ais ie sespunsen iein, ii6 eines
Spraunen gu %entleoisen, pen benz es
In iol6 ru9loier Weile sepetntst unb
auSeeraubt mirb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26
Ser &0nts gbwarb BON 6 nslanb

Vel Eont8 GomQrD pom Y n8laH ND
uerlas bic Tbronrebe unb ipra@ in
oerielben bic 9offnuns aus, bic Be-
wobuer Srlanbs unb Der Iibafrifantz
i6en &olonien bur@ anSemeiiene GU
seitdnbniiie gu suten uni sufriebenen
euslilnen llntertbanen MAIDEN gu tom
men. lleber Sic ebemalisen 8urens& e.
publiten iaste er: Scr Sang ber
Oinse in Sioafrifa beiriebist. Ser
Selu6 bes &clonialminiiters bat be-
reits bic erfreuli9Iten Solsen sesetz
tist." Gags burauf ertldrte a~uffal@
lenber Weile Ger &olouialminiFter
Chamberlain lelblt in elmer Gebe, bic
er bel einem ibm 81 @bren in &apitabt
ueranitalteten Gmpiange belt, baB
feline 9ofnunSen iebr seiunten wdren,
nel6e er auf iofortise hefriebisenbe
@rfOlse ieines Selu6es seiebt batte.
Sn allsr Stiue f~eierten Der Gripping
!8ernbarb uon g a9Ien=@ eintn:
g e II unb feline @emabltn, seb. Yrtn=
seiiin CHARLOTTE pon YreuBen, bic lt(=
berne 6o9Sett. Ser @be entltammt
nur cine So6ter, Seo6ora, bic NIT Dem
Prtnsen 6etnri@ bon &euB !. 8. per
betratbet 1T.
&aum lit has &rtessu0lf9en pom
Simmel ueri@wunben, bas brobenb
iiber genesuela i6mebte, 70 stebt Elm
politii6es uumetter iber ben 9 a l.
tan auf. Die europdii@eu @roBz
md6te Daben it6 gum g%emeiniamen
8orseben entidlohen, I'M benz Ius:
bru9 blutiser 8trren por5ubeu9en.
NuBlanb unb Oelterrei@ lteBen benz
Sultan, I'M ginuerltdntuiB nit
Oeuti6lanb, @robbritannten, Srant:
reid unb Staten, bur@ tbre 8oti@af=
ter Noten iberrei@en, in benen ite
uerlansen, bab bic i'm 8erltner Ser
TRACE uorselebenen &eformen NUM-
mebr in Wasebonten bur6sefibrt unb
ber bortisen tirfii@en WiBwtrtbi@aft
Elm gnbe semadt mtrb.
SIN Berlin gbarlotten=
bur 9 itnb nit benz Pouad @iras'z
lden Sdne0telesrapben Spitem pratt
ti59e 8erlu9e anseitelIt worben, bic
sldnsenbe grfolse aufmetien. Ser
Npparat bewdlttste auf etnem &retie
pon 800 Weilen SO, 900 @orte in
Der Stunbe.
Sn gentralamertta sdbrt
es mieber einmal. @dbrenb tnbeb pom
ber einen Sette semelbet wtrb, baB ein
ausemetner Nufrubr gu erparten lit,
perlautet aus anberer Queue, baB
Salpabor, Sonouras unb &otarifa
einen Oreibunb bilben unb semeinIam
sesen Guatemala pom 2eber 5ieben
mollen.
Eros Der sroBen peri0nlt@en 8ez
mibuusen bes benti6en&ei@s=
0 nj m d + Gatb 3ebpalo 19etnt
bel ben beuti6en Sn6uftrteqen BITE
Neisuns sur 8ei6iduns Der Iusfelz
lung In ct. 2outs wents rese gu ietn.
Mau fir@tet alsemetn, baB Der CT
fols ben Soften ni@t entipre6en wirb.
Ote Oeuti@enbab, tn Der it6 bic sSin=
9os bter5ulanbe In ben lebten Wona=
ten seftelen, birfte babel wobl au9
nt6t gang obne iblen @infuB seblie=
ben ietn.
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Die msiften Der amerttanti@en 9eb=
bolbe sinsen bebarrli@ BON Der On
nabme aus, 0euti@lanb iei es gene
fen, mel@es England in ben Streit Inn
Senesuela btneinsesosen ODER binein=
selodt babe nnb nit sroBem 8ebasen
fibrten ite aus 3eitunsen @nslanbs
bic beudl |. rii@en 8ei@merSem sesen
ben beutl@en Serbanoeten" an, Der
1piber gnslanb's 8iaen ben 5anbel
geneSuela's unb ieine Sorts uno
S9tffe seritOre. Oa fommt bas amt
lt@e enslil@e 8laubu@ unb tbut bar,
baB bas gauge 8an6ntB unb bas sanse
gerfabren Der Serbinbeten seSen
genesuela suerit pon England porse=
i6lasen unb anserest ruurbe 9on
bteIem @eitdn6niB itnb uniere @elbeu
rpie Dor ben &opf sei6laSen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26

Die 9ittlefeln.S ia lift iest and i'm
Senat CUR Innabme e%mpfoblen NOR
ben,- aber nit pielen Nmenbements.
Na6bem i6on bas Saus bic uriprins
Tide antt:E ruit =gtu 10 suseitubt bat
tie, baB tie ben Woaopolen weni9 gu
9eib tbun fam, sibt Der Senat tbr
iebt BEN &eit. Oas, mas i6lieBlid
Don ibr abris blei6en mtro, birfte ii6
ais cine auBerorbentli6 barmloie
@affe sesen bic Sruits erweiien, Der
republitanil6e &onsreB aber wirO ii@
itols in Sruit werfen uno NIT ieiner
Inti : Sruit : @eiessebuns prablen.
@el9 fololialer 9umbus!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26
Anmiral 9elusp bat na9 feline

anmiral 9ewsg bat na6 ieiner
GHftebr uon ben Slotten WanOuern
i'm Saraibii6eu Weer erfldrt, baB es
nit Der Ersffii3erbeit u~nierer Slctte
bapere, baB uou 152 S6iiien As
life seusisn isisn. Die meiiten
9tationen itten uns in Ser Sreift6erz
belt iberlesen. Oas weroen bic Gel
ben, bic bic gauge @elt ruerbauer"
tOnner, nttt germ susebeu. aber
Sepep mrB es bod wtilen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26
Sas Sanferott= 0eieB lit pom Son:

Saa SaTter0tt=WeleR TT D0m T0n:
sreB in bieier Seliion nit etnisen lebr
wini6enmertben unb notbwenbisen
Qmenbements perieben worben. Oas
pi9tisite b%erielben be3iebt iid auf ben
Yarasrapben, ber ben &t@ter baran
perbinbert, einen applifanten pon al.
len S6ulSuetphi6tunsen frei5ulpre
den. gisber batten udmlt6 bic @ldu=
bigger bepeiien miilien, baB Elm FOLDER
Gpptifant iie NIT gorbeba6t gu be-
triisen iu@e, ebe ber &t6ter Elm Ban
ferott : @elu@ abueiien fonnte. Oas
ruar in ben a%llermeiiten Sduen cine
bare unmOsli6teit. Inter benz amen:
birten @eiebe baben bic @laubiser
nlr Die gbii@t bes &rebitoren feit5u:
jtellen, baB ct ibnen feline ri9tisen
@ufi9liiie iiber feline germOsenslase
sebem rpoute, TIM i'm baran au uerbin
Bern, seridtli@ ieinen gerpfli9tunsen
entbunben gu ruerben. Gin au6eres
mi9tises Mmenbenent iiebt eine slei@s
maBisere 8ertbeiluns Der &onturs=
maiie ur,ter alle @laubtSer Dor.