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The Savannah morning news., 1903-08-14
ALEXIEFF IN CHARGE
OF AMUR AND KWAN TUNG.
Gar Establishes VicerOyaIty for
Eastern Provinces.

Gar Establishes VicerOyaIty for
Eastern Provinces.
st. Petersburg, Aug. ia new vice.
royalty, comprising the Amur district
and the Kwan Tung province has been
established Heretofore the Amur dis :
trict has been controlled by a governor
general.
A ukase, signed by the Gar and
promulgated Aug. IL, appoints Vice
Admiral Alexieff aide de camp general
to the Gar, as viceroy of this far
Eastern territory. He will be vested
with supreme authority in all the
branches of the civil administration,
the direction of which will no longer
be in the hands of the ministries.
1t will be the viceroy's duty to main
tain order and insure safety in the
district traversed by the Eastern Chi
nese Railway, as well as to watch
over the needs of the Russian inhabi-
tants, both within and without the
Russian possessions bordering on the
territory under his jurisdiction.
Diplomatic negotiations with neigh
boring states regarding the affairs of
this territory will be in the hands of
the viceroy, who, also, will be en-
trusted with the command of the Rus
sian fleet in the Pacific and all the
troops in the new viceroyalty.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-08-14
LADOR'S MOB SPIRIT
THEME OF ID. NJ. PARRY AT cHAU-
TAUQUA'S "MOB" CONFERENCE.
MOST DANGEROUS OF MoBS
is THAT OF ORGANIZED LABOR,
HE SAYS.

No Objection, He Says, to Any Kind
of Association Organized for Law
full and BeneHcent Purposes--Or-
Gnnized Labor ns Now Conducted
Convicted by Its own Leaders as
LawIess OrEanization-FuIfil All
Requirements of Definition "MOb-
OcrHcy"-WOrkmen Get for Mil
lions Paid AgitRtOrs Nothing but
Trouble.
Chautauqua, N. Y, Aug. I'D. M.
Parry, president of the National Asso-
citation of Manufacturers to-day deliv-
cred one of the most important ad-
dresses before the conference on THE
Mob Spirit in America"
Mr. Parry spoke on Mob Spirit in
Organized Labor" He said in part.
"In this country in the last year there
have been many mobs of different
kinds, but to my mind the most dam
gerous of them all is the mob of or
ganized labor. No man, take it, can
object to any kind of an association.
labor or otherwise, which is organized
for lawful and beneficent purposes, but
organized labor. as it is conducted to-
day, stands convicted by its own lead
ers as a 1awless organization.
I'm that it seeks by physical force to
! override the individual rights, and IS
continually railing against the laws
and denouncing courts and public ofi-
Gals for enforcing these laws. it full
fills all the requirements of the defini-
ton of mobocracy.
Unlike the lynehing bees and the
vigilance committees, it is what might
be termed standing mob, under fair
discipline by it's officers and ready upon
lRccasion to commit the overt acts of
outrage and destruction which are the
outward manifestation of the mob
spirit
1T declares, in effect, that its will
is superior to customs traditions, gov
ernment regulations and even the con-
stitution of the country. 1t asserts
that the individual has no interest
rights that cannot be taken from him,
and that, therefore. it has the right
to say that no man shall work and
that no industry shall run without it's
consent
1T is time that the workmen of this
| country were learning that for the mill.
| lions of dollars they pay in salaries to
| the agitatoFs, they are receiving in
return nothing but trouble, enforced
! idleness and less of the comforts OF
life. They are also bidding for the
! destruction of their most precious pos
session-that of industrial liberty.
| Their investments in mobocracy are
mighty poor investments"
The Savannah morning news., 1903-08-14
BIG GAINS SHOWN
nv DIGEsTS OF HUNDRED AND
THIRTY-FOUR COUNTIES.
INCREASE is s22,151,131.
ALLOWING S6,OOO,OOO AS ESTIMATE
FOR OTHER COUNTIES,

Ficures Do Not Include Railroad
Franchise Tax Returns-Fran-
chise Returns May Amount to Be
tween Fifteen and Twenty Mil
uons-Increase Corporation
returns of Physical Property VIII
Approach Three MilIfOns-TOtaI
Increased Returns Estimated at
Forty MfIIiOns-Rate May Be Re-
dused Below 5 Mills.
Atlanta, Aug. 13.-Tax digests have
been received by Controller General
Wright from 1874 counties, all in the
state with the exception of, Telfair,
Coffee and Dolly and estimating the
total increased returns in these at
about $6,OOO,OOO, the total increased tax
returns shown on county digests this
year is $22. ISL, 1873. an almost unpre-
cendented showing.
The foregoing it must be understood,
does not include any railroad or cor
pOrdIlOH property HOI uOeS II tame III
franchise tax returns. 1t is estimated
that the returns as the result of the
franchise tax law, will be somewhere
between $15,OOO,OOO and $2O,OOOOOO,
while the increase in corporation re-
turns on physical property will APP
proach three million. 1t may be safely
stated that the total increased tax
returns to the state this year will go
over S4OOO0.00O.
Gov. Terrell says he hopes with the
unprecedented increase in returns to
get the tax rate even below mills
before the constitutional amendment
limiting it to that figure becomes effec-
tive by vote of the people. Fulton
county's digest reached the Office of
the Controller General to-day, show
ing an increase of the taxable proper
ty in tAis county of $2,515,556.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-08-14
NEGRO CLUB WOMEN
DISCUSS LYNCHING
To Petition Government to Chastiss
Its ''LawIess Children"

To Petition Government to Chastise
Its 'LawIess Children"
New Haven, Conn, Aug. 1S.-Some
remarks on lynching delivered by Mrs.
M. C1'avatt Simpson of Boston caused
a sensation to-day at the opening ses-
sion of. the annual convention of the
Northeastern Federation of Woman's
Clubs, an organization of colored
womefi.
Mrs. Simpson, who is a member of
the Women's Era Club of Boston, de-
clared there was no better time than
the present for the convention to put
itself on record regarding lynchings,
and she called for the adoption of res
olutions to be sent to President Roose-
welt. The resolutions will be drawn
up and presented later.
Mrs. Simpson said that the club
members should conceive a feasible
plan to suggest to the government of
the United States, whereby they could
chastise their own lawless children,
better known as lynchers, instead of
contemplating sending messages across
the water to their sister countries, in
structing them what they must and
shall do as regards butchering human
souls, while they at home encourage
barbarities of the same Kind.
The barharism of these so-called
civilized lynchers," said the speaker,
lis analogous to the atrocities of their
forefathers who had ships plying the
African coast laden with thousands of
human souls to sell into bondage. Their
revolving heartlessness and the crimes
of to-day might make the devil wonder
and hell recognize it's own likeness"
Miss Eliza beth Carter of New Bed
ford, Mass, spoke of the recent attack
on Booker T. Washington in Boston,
and pleaded for an Endorsement of his
work bv the convention. She said:
when ] think of the recent insult
offered to him. / feel that those who
are responsible for that affair in Bos-
ton are not our people, not part of the
race that 1 am in. We ought to ne
proud to have such q man one nf rs ;,
The Savannah morning news., 1903-08-14
DAMAGING TESTIMONY
GIVEN BY Y0UTSEY
Produced Agreement Telling o
fraudulent Amdavit.

NEouuceu agreement IellInK OF
fraudulent AFFIDAVIT.
Georgetown, KY, Aug. BON the
witness stand for three hours in the
Powers trial to-day, the convict, Hen
ry Youtsey gave damaging testimony
against Caleb Powers.
He testified that in January, 1901, he
signed an affidavit for Powers as to
his innocence to present to the Repub-
lican judges of the Court of Appeals
to secure from them reversal of the
life sentence given Powers. He said
that at the time he signed that afr
davit both Powers and himself knew
1t to be false and that before he would
consent to affix his signature to il he
required Powers to sign an agreement
waving the truth or falsity of IL and
also agreeing to never let it become
public or to use it openly In court and
to return il to him (Youtsey) within
fifteen days
He said this affidavit was not re-
turned by Powers and Youtsey kept
the written agreement. He produced
the agreement In court with Powers
signature attached.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-08-14
SEAB0ARD'S BIG MORTGAGE.

Montgomery, Ala, Aug. 13.-A ST.
6O5,O0O mortgage was filed in this city
to-day by the Seaboard Air Line Rail-
way to the Guaranty Trust Company
of New York. The mortgage is to
secure equipment to be furnished the
The Savannah morning news., 1903-08-14
Murderer broke jail.

Sheridan, Wyo., Aug. 13.-Boone Pot
ter captured ten days ago and held on
a charge Of murder at the request Of
North Carolina authorities, broke jail
last night and is still at large. He
made his escape by prying off a lock
and forcing an outer door. A reward
has been offered for his recapture.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-08-14
NEGRO RELEASED BY COURT.
Had Been Held in Servitude by
Alabama Man.

Montgomery, Ala. Aug. 13.-Lay-
man Blackman, a negro of Covington
county, who applied for writ of ha-
peas corpus to the United States court
10 relieve him from alleged involuntary
SerVitude under G. E. Nixon of An
We, Trs5lusia, was released to-day by Judge
Ihomas G. Jones.
Blackman averred that he had been
CC9Aen before a justice of the peace in
ooNlhgton county, under a charge OF
oolalning money under false pretenses,
Eng mad been found guilty and fined S.
aanG costs. The fine and costs are said
~ ~ nave been paid by Nixon. contractor
l'N railroad. Blackman was turned
o''r to Nixon without any paper or
@ntence. No charge has yet been pre-
''rred against Nixon.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-08-14
Lords Agree WIN Common.

London, Aug. 1S-The House of
Lords to-day agreed to the Irish land
bill in the form finally approved by
the House Of Commons. The latter
house yesterday accepted all the
ones. added to the bill by the Lords.
The measure now only awaits the
royal assent to become law.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-08-14

Raleigh. N. c., Aug. 1S.--At States
Vile to-day Judge Allen sentenced the
negro murderer, VIII Roseboro. TO be
hanged Sept. 10. Roseboro assaulted
and murdered Mrs. Dolph Beavers and
flung her body into a well.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-08-14
HEAD OF GULDENSUPPE.
All Left of Man Murdered in 1s0s
Found at Last.

EOumO aN
New York, Aug. 1S.-A human head.
supposed to be that of William Gulden-
suppe who was murdered in 1898 was
found to-day by some boys near the
former boundary line between Dutch
Hills and Ravenswood, now in Long
Island City. The head was wrapped
in an old German newspaper and it
was found within three blocks of the
store where Mrs. Mack bought the
oil cloth, the identification Of which
lie dto the arrest of the woman ana OF
Martin Thorne.
other portions Of the BODY We're
end In various places, but the head
never was discovered. Martin Thorne
was executed at Sing Sing for the
murder Of Guldensuppe and Mrs
MACK still has over nine Of her hf-
teen years TO serve in Auburn prison.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-08-14
BOYS MOTHER OVERLOOKED.

Havana, Aug. 13.-The mother of
Joseph Vega, the Cuban lad picked up
off the coast of Georgia by the Morgan
line steamer Eldorado, was overjoyed
tonight when informed by the Asso-
ciated Press representative of the boys
rescue. He had been given up for dead.
The mother has been confined to the
hospital most of the time since Aug.
l, the day the boys started out fishing
in disobedience to the warnings of their
relatives. Joseph is Ia years old. His
father is dead and his mother married
Jose Valcertal, proprietor of several
drays in Havana. The news of
Josephs rescue created much excite
ment among the poor in the district of
the vicinity of the San Lazaro leper
hospital.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-08-14

The fact that boy had been found
in, an. open boat off the Georgia coast
gave the parents of little Charlie
Schwarz, who is believed to have been
drowned at Warsaw Sunday, new hope.
The Associated Press dispatch did
not carry the name of the boy, and
the members of the Schwarz family,
and many of their friends, thought it
not unlikely that an error had been
made in transmission, and that Ha-
vana might have been intended for
Savannah. At the request of those
interested the name of the boy was
obtained from New York by the Morn
ing News. Jose Voges, a Cuban, was
the little fellow who came so near dy-
ing at sea.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24
Die 4S. SabresDeriammluns hes .,
st. 6. GentralDereins.

Oer beutide aatbolifentas ober
pielmebr bic 4S. idbrli9e @eneralperz
lammluns bes Oeuti@en 26mii9=
Ratbolii9en gentralpereins murbe
Counting in Oapton, O., feierlidit
inter duBerif sinitigeu Guipiaien err
OHuet. Cine rieftse Meni@eumahe
beweste ii@ an ienem Sage uo1 morz
gems frib BITS Communicating bur@
Bite Straben Der saitliden Stabt.
Ser Beiu@ non Musmdrts ibertraf
ale grruartuns. Son allen @esen=
ben Der @tnbroie trafen uormittass
@rtra : 3ise eth, BITE Sefsdfte unb
r@eiu9er bradten.. Son Cincinnati
anein maren 5000 Belu9er setommeu ;
urebrere an6ere Stdbte bes 8ufepe
Staates rparer fart p~ertreteu, unb
uebrere Stdbte &entudp's aeidueteu
ftd slei9faIs bur9 ftarfe Oelesatios
men aus. Ste Stabt prauste I'm
|i96niten Tefidmud, beioubers reid
ruarerl Ste Oeforationer tn Der Ndbe
Der o9t tatboli19en Rir9en, beren tn
nerer S9m1id 9lei9faIS iberaus i@0u
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24

basu bat unier griefmebiel sewiB
au6 ieinen Sbeil b%eisetrasen. auf=
fallenb mar es uus nur gu 3eiten,
baB einise gorreiponbenten, nadbem
iie ale m0sli9e ausfunft pou un5 err
balten, ni@ts mebr uen li@ b0ren
lieBen. 90@fwabrideinli9 baben
tie ibr &~eiieproiett aufseseben; bod
in ioldeu Sdaeu bitten mir uniere
Sreunbe, finftis uns ni@t Obne Msit=
tbeiluus gu laiIen, bamit mir in ben
Stanb seiest merben, uniere sei9dft=
li6en 8e3iebunsen in ibrem Sale gum
sufriebeufeIenben abi9luB brinseu
au f0uuen.
(S9luB folst.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24
MiNNESUtN
SOCIETY.
Sene 8.

ltrte1taat 9erporbeu unb BITE SruntI u9t
bat iberbaub senommen. sSest be-
i9dftist fi9 cine &ei9stommiiiion NIT
benz Yroblem bes sltobols unb Mil
;mefentipre9enbe Geformen burd Elm
@eies i9ahen. Den gnitoB basu bat
Der antiz alfobol=& onsreb in Bremen
unb bic neuerlide rese asitation Der
beuti9eu abitinenten seseben. 9tun
erbebeu einise ameritauiide 3eitunsen
Elm Subelsei6rei iber bic uon au1eri=
fanii9en S~elesationen BET Der beut=
i9eu aaiierin erstelten ugrfolse".
GIN bielem gunfte iest Der unteri9ieb
smti6en beuti9en unb amerifaniiden
Eemperens=g eltrebunsen ein. gu be-
baupteu, baB bic beutide &aiierin in
bic @eiessebuns einsreife, lit cine
9ise. Man mill in Seuti9lanb bic
Erunfiu@t a~usrottteu, aber Hidt ben
beiteren eebenssenuB, uidt bas &edt
Der Snbipibualitdt.
Ste beutI9en Nnti=N lfobol=g eme=
suuseu baben nit ben fanatifden We=
tboben Der amerifaniiden unb ensli=
i@en grobibitioniiten ni9ts gu i9af=
fen. Sn Oeutidlanb banbelt es ii9
I'M Bic abiteIuns zines uebelitanbes,
BET uus baseseu INN BITE getbdtisuns
Der 6eu9elei ais Selbitsmed. Siele
6eu@elei prebtst Offentli9 @aier
unb trinft i'm 9ebetmen S9naps; tie
i9aft ben gobeu fur maBloIe &or=
ruptiou unb beidneibet bic perl0nlide
Sreibeit bes ginselnen. @euu es in
Oeutl9lanb fortan ben @irtben per=
boten iein mirb, gu rpumpeu," menn
lie aud Sbee unb aaHee pertaufen
mi1eu, 10 iinfeu tie bamtt nod uidt
gu Ierbre9ern berab, bic unter BEN
pom elmer beudlerii@eu Sippi6aft se=
i6afenen gebiusuuseu eine ewise
Mil6tub fur eiue ;rueite Sorte pon
bunflen gbrenmdnnern, politil9e
9a1ner ndmlt9, ab9eben. Ste Nuf=
bebuns bes Srinfspauses an beut=
i9en untuerlitdten, BITE geuormuu=
buns pom Snbiuibueu, bic tbren @o=
@enlobn in Bier uub Sdnaps ansu=
lesen pftesen = bas iinb iesensret@e
W%aBuabmeu. SIM uebrtseu aber gilt
bribeu bas @ort, bas 8tsmarf ein=
mol ausseipro@eu; uSrtnfe Sober,
mas er miG t9 siebe suteu @et1 Dor
uub i6 meiB, baB MIR bas Sabr 1870
nit Sbee aIein ni6t bdtten MAIDEN
f0nnen."
W0ae eiu sitises S9tdla al uus TO-
nit bauor beruabreu, baB = MIR NIT
benz Sbee, ben uuueriddmtbeit uub
l6eudelei uniereu Solbaten aufbrdns=
te, etn 10" MAIDEN r1iiien
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24
Semperen5 bhben anb bribeu.

Oie Sempereus, bie slei@ Der aul=
tur nod ben @orten Repbiito's ale
Welt beledt, bat ft9 iest aud auf
Oeuti@lanb ausseitredt. Omar Ut BITE
bort ni9t serabe net. aufanss Der
fanfsiser Sabre ,uurbeu IN Oeuti@=
lamb aberall BITE iosenanrteu aranis=
felb'i9en @eieli6afteu sesrinbet, bic
auf Der ensliiden nEeetotalerei" Boz
trteu, dber balb uieber peri@man6en.
|Seitheut III Deut19lon6 gum sSnbu=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24
Mn bte Seriammlun9 Der Oe=
le9aten beS &taatsperban=
pes, @abaib, finn.

Wertbe nGbrtIto per- ammelte Ver=
einsbriber:
SIN pollen @ertrauen, beitdrtt bur9
bas rese SntereHe, mel6es Der Staats=
uerbanb BEL alien uorberiseu ger=
iammlunsen tets Der S9ule sesen=
iber befuubete, uenbe i9 mid ais Sc
fretdr bes beutl9=fatboltl9en 9ebrer=
uereius Der Si6seie ct. gloub on bic
bo9wertbe @eriammluns unb crude
freuublt9it ale Numeienbeu, Ser in
btelem S9reiben auseinanberseIes=
ten Sa@e tire u~nsetbeilte aufmerf=
iamteit gu i6enfen unb, menu duBerit
m6sli6, berielben ibreu geiitanb ri9t
81 periaseu. Sbwobl bieie Sade ais
cine nar gum @oble Der 9ebrer u1=
teruommene auseieben merben mag,
10 mug bod 5useseben merbeu, baB
bas 8obl Der Sdule iebr piel non
bemienisen Der 9ebrer abbdust, unb
es mtrb mobl Niemanben e%infa0en,
unter Dem 8esriH rS@ule" ii9 muir
uier table Wdube por3aiteIen. @tr
&atbolifeu ueritebeu uuter Dem 8esrtf
rS@ule" ein semeiui@aftlt9es 3u=
iammenmtrten breter Sattoren: Der
@ltern, Der sebrer unb Der S9iler
auf elm seuetniames 3iel, unb per.
btent barob bas perionltde @obl Der
eebrer, inioferu es uon anberen ab=
bdnst, mobl mebr als porisersebens
be gea9tuns. So9 nun sur Sa9e.
Ser Mansel an fatbolii9eu Hfarr.
idulen iowie bic Sbatia9e, baB bort,
no bieielben beiteben, meseu peridte=
benen @riubeu fatboltl9e 2ebrer
teine anftelluns inben f6nnen, mo-
tbist eiue sr6Bere auaabl berielben,
eine uutertuuft in BEN 0ffentliden
S@uleu gu iu@en. Sn u,anden 6Hent=
li@en S@uleu bes Staates uie !. 9.
in benienieen Der Counties Stearns,
Scott, 2eSeuer, abortion uub anbe
rem uerlansen iosar BITE @erbdltniiie
ausi9lteBli4 tatbolii9 aussebilbete
aebrtrdfte. Sd iase ausbridli6 t o.
bolti9 aussebiloete. @er iebo1 in
ben lesten Sabreu ben Sang Der DIN
&c seuau uerfolst bot, muB seiteben,
bdB bas Staatsi9ulmeien (Spltem
fam 5ieie Pbrai0brei9erei ni9t se=
nannt merben) alImdli9 10 einseri9=
tet merben ioa, baB es fatboliI9 aus
sebilbeten eebrern i9le9terbinss ni9t
ldnser mOsltd ietn mtrb, in ben brent
li6en S9ulen Aniteluns gu finben.
aIes arbeitet barauf btu, ieben to-
tboliIdeu 2ebramtstanbtbaten bur1
eine Ser Staats Normalidulen III
swiusen unb ~ausmdrtis Stubirenben
ober tbdtis seweieuen 9ebrern bic
Sbore gu i@lieBeu. Solsenbe iinb Ell
ntse Der einidlasenben @eiese, bic UNI
ieres gra@teus sdnsli@ uusere9t iinb
uno beren abi@affuns b5w. Nbdnbe=
runs bur9 semeiuiames 3uiammen=
rutrfen erlanst merben iou.
L. aae iene, Bite eire Der Staats=
9ormali9ulen abioluirten, erbalten
eth Oiplom, wel@es fie gu einem Ger
tififat erften @rabes fur. 9ebaeiten be-
re9tist, wdbreub iolde 2ebrer, beren
Sinanaen es tbuen tn friberen Sab
rem nidt erlaubten, weiter gu ftubiren,
ober iol9e, bic tn auswdrtisen S9u=
len ibre 9eranbilbuns senonen bobeu,
uerpfi9tet iinb, reselmdBis unter
ftets eri@werten ~11mftdnben i9 elmer
prifuns gu uutersiebeu. Das Dis
plom bes 2ebreriemiuars au ct.
Srancis, ISIS, mtrb bter tn bielem
Staate ui9t ~anertanmt. STE Bog
hinge bieier Gnitalt iorpie iolde 2ebs
rer. hie berettS Sabre LAM TIRE Sdhio=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24

gut gu Der gesinitisuns bere@tist,
pom gramen fret gu iein, als mte iene,
bic erf bic Normalldule abiolutrt unb
einen gewets ibrer Sdbisteiteu gu lie=
fern nod gar feline @elesenbeit bat=
ten. Ober min man etua bebaupten,
Der eebrer let In bieler 3ett bur9 bie
tdslide anitrensenbe 1ebuns In lei=
mem Sa@e ridudrts sesansen, ais OF
Der eiu5ise 8or3us I'M periOnlt9en
@ilen bes 9ebrers liese? Grab
+ n 9 ma6t ben Weifter I'M S9ul=
fade.
81 Ser StaatsI9ulluperiubent iou
pom 8olfe erpdblt, anftatt pom 9ou=
uerneur anseiteat merben, BENIN ber=
ielbe iol ni@t auf btelem uerantmort=
li9en goiteu itebeu, neil er it9 in
benz niebriseu getriebe ber Harteipo=
litif uub Der Orabtsieberet ais erfols=
reid ermteien bat. Sim alIerrpenisiten
loa er ansefteut merben, UNI babur9
e / ne Nationalitdt gu befriebisen, mie
es s~esenmdrtis Ser SAL lit. Sas 9e=
les sewdbrt BET Der @abl pom gountp=
S@uliuperiutenbeuten iosar Srauen
bas Stimmredt, mdbrenb Bel Der
Wabl bes oberiten S9ulbeamten bes
Staates Bios eiu Manu bas @ort
lpri9t.
3.) Oas 9iplom elmer ausmdrtisen
anitalt iou aud bier In Minneiota
a~nerfannt merbeu. Sd m09te fait
b~ebaupten, baB Sic Sdlfte Der seseu=
rudrtis I'M Staate r%pirtenben 9ebrer in
anbereu Anftalten als in ben Staats=
NormalI9ulen tire Nusbilbuns se=
noi1en, unb baB bte1elben beBmesen
fdlenter ftnb, mirb mobl Niemanb be-
baupten. Oas 9 erbtenlt foa BE-
lubnt merben, ni9t Der bloBe 3ufau /!
~ Da bas gertififat ameiten Gra=
bes nur in benz @ountp gilt, In mel
dem bas gramer beitanbeu murbe,
ioa aud Ser County, S9uliuperinteu=
bent, wie ebebem, bas &e9t baben,
bai1elbe aus;uiteaen. gr ueiB better
gu beurtbeilen, OBJ bic 8erbdltni1e,
au6 BET ni9t beitanbenem gramen,
ui9t etma ietne Sanblunssmeiie re9tz
ferttseu, menr er benz Npplifanteu
Elm iol9es ausitelt.
Obtse ftnb alio Ste Yuntte, bic mir
germ sedubert idbeu, unb Ntemanb
mirb unier gerlansen als elm unse=
re9tes bessi9nen f0nneu. Ser Stats
uerbanb tanu lt9 Der Sa9e setroit
a%nnebmeu, beun ba bieielbe gum @oble
aller2 ebrer tit, fam uor elmer ginz
lettisteit unb pom gesinitisuns fatbO=
lii6er 9ebrer teine Gebe iein. Sd err
lude baber Bite seebrte geriammluns,
oiesbe5Hsli3e 8el9li1e gu fafieu,
unb es iollte uns seltuseu, Elm Wit=
slteb Der Staatsseiessebuns gu beme=
gen, eine iol6e Sorlase ein5ureiden,
burd 3ui9rtften on ibre gertreter in
Der eesislatur uns bilfret9e 9anb gu
leiiten.
SIN aller 9o@a9tuns seidnet
IS. u. 86rser.
Sberlehrer Der ct. Marien1hule in
ct. gloub unb Sefretdr bes SeutI9=
&atbolii1eu 9ebrer=S eret1s Ser Ot6=
ae1e ct. Gloub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24


So Tam uidt seuus auerfaunt
ruerben, baB Brdlibent Goolepelt fi9
Ielbit UNI bte ginmanberuussfrase be-
timmert, baB er semthermaBeu bic
9erantportuns fir cine &eform uu=
ierer Ginmanberuussseiese auf feline
eisenen S9ultern nebmen uub tie
ni5t 9euteu mte gtnmauberunss=
&ommindr Sargent ober Senator
9obge, bic mebr ober minber ein=
leitise Nuiidteu babeu, iberla1en
min. @enu ser Erdibeut iid ielbft
umliebt, mte er es auf guis Sslanb
setban bat, banu brau9eu mir ni9t
mebr gu befar9ten, baB iolde rabifale
gmpfeblunseu, mte iie iein Ginman=
berunsstommiiidr gu MAIDEN i'm Stnue
bot, DOR BEN &ousreB selansen wer=
ben, uub baB ct fi9 auf bas
pon ibm eiuseieste unteriudunss=
fomite uebr p~erlaiieu ptrb als auf
bic giuit@teu etuselner sSubiuibueu.
8ie Der Hrdiibeut lelbt benft, bas
bemies er bur9 feline aus benz Stes=
reif absesebeue guti9eibuns iber bas
@el9id eiuseluer CUR Deportation per=
urtbeilter giuuanberer. @eiunber
Menidenpertanb, ni9t Der itarse
gu9ftabe bes @eieses, Meaiden=
tenntniB unb ein marines 6ers, Ser
aufri9tise @uui9 benz 9anbe iopiele
misli6e ginmanberer ME mOsli9 ;u=
sufibreu, teiueu ~ab3umeiieu, menus
li9 pereinbareu ldBt NIT ben sSuterei=
fen bes 9anbes, ipre@en aus ben gut=
i9eibunser, bie er BET ieineu1 furseu
Beiud auf guis Sstanb traf, aus ben
8emerfunsen, BITE er u1a9te. Iuf ale
.Tdne benefit bic giniesuns bes Inter
iudunsstomites, bab benz 9rdiibeuter
baruu1 gu tbuu tit, srinblide Nuf=
tldruns iber bic 6anbbabuus Der Be-.
itebenbeu @eiese auf g0is Sslanb gu
erlanseu, Bite 10 uieleu alaseu Au=
LAB seseben bat, rpie aud iber bic
20iuus bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TN ausemeiuen. Seine a~uorbnuns
TT uulo mebr gu loben, als bic
3u1ammenlesuns bes aouiites etne
quite if rnb befen Mitslieber gerz
|trauer uerbienen. 9offentli& seben
: bie pier 6erreu iofort an Ste Mrbeitl