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The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-02-27
Mules Advancing In Price.

Clarksville dealers say that mules
are now higher in price than ever
known there before. This is true,
too, elsewhere. This advance in
price seems to be due to the fact that
the supply is not equal to the de-
mand. A recent advance of $40
per head is reported and dealers say
that there is no telling how much
higher they will 90.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-02-27
Educator Becomea q Drummer.

Prof. VIII Moore, ex-county SUI
perintendent Of education of Obion
county, and who has for two or three
years been a leading member of the
Obion County Educational Associa-
ton, but at present president of
Tiptonville High School, has re-
signed his position to accept posi-
ton as travelling salesman.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-02-27
Three Trainmen Killed.

Dubuque, Ia, Feb. 21,-Three train
men were killed at Galena, ILL.,, Fri
day night, in head-end collision be-
tween the Chicago and Minneapolis
passenger train and a south-bound
freight train on the Illinois Central
railroad.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-02-27
Second Jim the Penman" Sentenced

New York, Feb. 21.-Judge New
burger has sentenced Frank Folina,
an Italian, to six years in Sing Sing
prison for forgery. The court, law
yers and others interested in the case
Say that Dina is a second Jim the
Penman.'
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-02-27
Mormon Church Near jackson.

Mormon emissaries are busy dis
tributing Mormon literature in
Jackson and throughout Madison
county. 1t is understood that they
have established a church six miles
from jackson, and are actively pro-
pagating the Mormon religion.
There is talk of ousting them from
tbic coctiOn
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-02-27
Jumps From Train and Escapes.

Henry Lavello, alleged murderer,
bigamist and forger, who was arrest
ed near Cincinnati and was being
carried back to Oakland, Fla,
jumped from a train last week be-
tween Oakdale and Chattanooga, es-
Gaping from the two deputies, Hen
~ Micas and Sid Waltons, who had
him In charOn
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-02-27
Gallatin Votes Out whisky.

GaIlatin voted to abolish its char
ter last week, 1913 to 25. 1t rained
most of the day, which accounts for
the light vote. The temperance peo-
pie rang the courthouse bell and
gave other manifestations of JOY
when the result was announced.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-02-27
Cen. LLOYD Wheaton III.

San Francisco, Feb. 21.-Maj.-Gen.
Lloyd Wheaton, L. S. A, who was
recently retired, has been very i'll at
a hotel here during the last few days.
The general, accompanied by his
wife, arrived from the east about ten
days ago in poor health as a result
of his Philippine campaign.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-02-27

The Mormon headquarters for
West Tennessee have been estab-
lished by the Mormons in Jackson,
and five Mormon missionaries are
in that city. They have organized
a Sunday School in Jackson and are
going to evangelize the entire west
ern portion of the State.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-02-27
IT Hits the Coal Operators.

Chicago, Feb. 21.-The decision OF
the supreme court in the Butler
street foundry iron company case, in
which the tribunal sustained the anti
trust law, has taken away one of the
most important technical points re-
lied upon in the defense of the in
dicted coal operators.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-02-27
Charged with Murder.

Indianapolis, Ind, Feb. 21.-Henry
Gooden and Samuel Mills, wanted at
Asheville, n. c., on the charge of
numbering a man in June, 1901, were
arrested here Friday. Gooden is
charged with having committed the
crime and Mills as an accomplice
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-02-27
Gen. Booth at Worcester, Mass.

Worcester, Mass, Feb. 21.-Gen.
William Booth, the founder of the
Salvation army, has made another
visit to Worcester after an absence
of four years, and was given very
cordial greeting in Mechanics hall
by an audience of 1900 people.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-02-27
Cold DAMAGED Crops.

Truck growers around Gibson are
complaining of having had some
of their tomato and cabbage plants
killed during the recent cold spell.
The plants are young and tender
lust now and are easily killed.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-02-27
Tragedy at "a Dance.

At a dance at jacksonville last
week Jim Showers was shot and in
stantly killed by Gus Upton. The
affair resulted from a dispute as to
which should dance with a certain
woman. On the preliminary hear
ing Showers was shown to be the
appressOr
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-02-27
Joins Henderson Normal Faculty.

Attorney Charles A. Ogan of the
firm of Ogan & Featherston, at
Greenfield, has closed a contract
with the proper authorities of the
Henderson Normal to take charge
of the law department of that insti-
tuition in September. Mr.. Ogan is
successful teacher and attorney,
recently of Ohio.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-02-27
Railroad Commission to Meet.

The railroad commission has been
called to meet in Nashville by Gov.
Frazier for the purpose of deter
mining whether or not the Mem
phis Union Railroad and the Mem
phis Telephone Companies should
be assessed for taxes. These COM
panies had not been organized when
the commission made its regular
annual assessment of such proper
ties
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-02-27
More Smallpox at Milan.

Several new cases Of smallpox
have developed at Milan. The dis
ease has appeared mostly among the
negroes. The health authorities
have taken precautions to prevent
its spread.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-02-27
Latter Half Will BE DRY

Three out Of five saloonmen at
Shelbyville have agreed with the
anti-saloon managers that the char
ter shall be abolished, effective Au-
gust Is, without the formality of
an election, and bills to that effect
will be introduced in the legisla-
4,,ro
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-02-27
Strike at the Bird Eye.

Three hundred men are out on a
strike at the. Bird Eye Coal Mines,
at Jellico, controlled by the Louis
Vile & Nashville, through the Lou
isviIle property company. The
cause, it is said, is that the company
presented the men a contract which
they refused to sign. An early ad-
justment is expected.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-02-27
Ninety Turks Killed.

London, Feb. GA dispatch from
Sofia, Bulgaria, reports a desperate
battle between revolutionaries and a
force of 500 Turks in a defi4e near
the village of Beril, Albania. Both
sides lost heavily, the Turks having
90 killed.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-02-27
The Humberts Acquitted.

Paris, Feb. 21.-The ninth correc-
tional chamber pronounced judgment
in the libel suit brought by M. Cat
taui, banker, against the Humberts,-
acquitting the latter and mulcting
Cattaui in costs.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-02-27
Chief Joseph Visits Gen. Miles.

Washington, Feb. 21.-Chief Joseph
of the Nez Perces Indian tribe called
on Gen. Miles, at army headquarters,
Friday, to pay his respects. He was
accompanied by several of the other
members of the tribe, who are on
visit tO the citY
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-02-27
Train. stalled In snow Banks.

ST. Johns, n. F., Feb. 21.-Two pas
senger trains are stalled in snow
banks in the almost uninhabited in
terror of Newfoundland. They have
nearly one hundred persons aboard
who are short of provisions.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-02-27
Oldest woman I'm Maine Dead.

Bath, Me-, Feb. 21.-Mrs. Helen G.
Neagle, who had the distinction of
being the oldest woman in Maine, is
dead, aged 106. She was born in Coun-
ty Clare, Ireland, and had lived here
so years.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-02-27
Steamer CITY of Clifton burned.

ST. Louis, Feb. 21.-A dispatch
from Clifton, Tenn, reports the
burningof the packet steamer City of
Clifton at that point, while en- route
to this city. All of the passengers
and crew escaped without injury.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-02-27

New York, Feb. 21.-John Waters,
a chief of the Shinnecocks, and be-
lieved to be the last full-blooded rep
resentative of the tribe, is dead at
Little Neck, Long Island.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-02-27
Arrival of Minister squiers.

New York, Feb. 21.-Herbert G.
SquiSrs, United States minister to
Cuba arrived here on the steamer
Vigilance on his way to Washington.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-02-27
To Reinforce Third Army Corps.

Constantinople, Feb. 21.-The
Smyrna-Kassaba Railroad Co. has
been instructed to prepare for the
transportation of $4,000 redifs TO re-
inforce the Third army corps at Sa-
L MICA.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-02-27
.nother Victim Dead.

Cedar Rapids, Ia, Feb. al. c..
Burnett, of Nebraska City, Neb., one
of the victims of the Clifton hotel
fire, died Saturday.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-02-27
To Visit Methodist. in the Orient.

New York, Feb. 21.-Bishop David
H. Moore, of the Methodist Episco-
pal church, who leaves New York for
the west, Will sail from San Fran
cisco, March II, for the orient, where
he will visit the various Methodist
conferences
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-02-27
GOV. FRANCIS IN LONDON
President of the Louisiana Purchase
Centennial Exposition Co. in
the Great Metropolis.
He WILL ATTEND KINGS LEVEE MONDAY.

Monday Night He VIII be the Guess
of Honor Mt the Wnshington'a
birthday Banquet of the Amert-
can Society, for Which He Haa
Prepared an Ambitious Speech.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-02-27
Rig Salt Red Discovered.

Big Spring, Tex, Feb. 21.-In bor-
ing for water on the extreme belt of
the Staked Plains, the Howard coun-
ty commissioners have struck salt
bed $40 feet thick that anaylzes 90
per cent. pure salt. The find will be
developed by capitalists.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24

Central 2abor linton pon @al5inston
bat fem @erbalten In Der MnSelesens
beit bes entlalienen 8n@binber st@ors
manns WtIer CUR 8eranlaiiuns ses
nommen, ein &unbi@reiben an bic
$40 Central 8erbdnbe, aus lpel9en
it9 BITE federation NIT ibreu 2, 500,s
900 Mitslieoern suiammeniest, 3u
rt@teu, rporin bieielben aufseforbert
merben, ben Yrdftbenten In gtnsaben
gu eriu9em, er m0se bic Biebereiniess
Jung MiIers ridsdnsts MAIDEN, fbess
9lei9en au9 bte Orbre, ,uona@ i'm
Dienit Der BunbesreSteruns feline
&ddii@t barauf senommen perben iOa,
Oh ein M~useteater elmer Orsaniias
tion anseb6rt ober nt@t. gntipri9t
er bieiem griu@en ni9t, 10 lou er ani
bic vunfair"s9 Site seiest merben. Die
es beiBt, bot Der S@rttt bic 8iuisune
Der Setter Der federation, bereu oberz
fer 8eamter betanntlt@ @ompers lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24
Selegrapbiide Depei9en.
QluSlanb.
Snfel Gam ,t,tf6mtet6elt.

Sofia, 8ul., 81. Sept Sarit
S~erotnanb erueif 9errn Sadion,
Dem biplomatil6en Msenten Der Ser.
Staaten-bem eriten, Der fur 8ulsaz
rieu eraannt wurbe = gang auBerse=
m6bnli9e 3uportommeubett, unb bic
Miniiter affen TIN BARN mad. Musenz
|i9etnli9 TT es barauf abseieben, bur9
ben Msenten ben suten @iaen nOntel
Gums" su semtnnen. Ote 8ulsas
rien leben tbatid9li9 in benz e%infaltts
gen @abne, alS Of bic Ser. Staaten
f6rmli@ barauf erpi@t ieten, fur iie
bte &aitanien aus benz Seuer gu bolen.
Sem Siriten Serbinanb 1T es uns
smeifelbaft aber tn 8ulsarien gar
nt9t mebr sebeuer, benn faum bters
Der suridsefebrt, madt er i9on Pldne
fur cine r,eue &eiie, bic i'm ansebli4
i'm Sntereiie ieines 2anbes on bic
europdii@eu S0fe fabren iou, bie
aber, peuu fte suftanbe tommt, ni@ts
anberes iein wtrb, ala fetse Musz
reiBeret Dor benz brobeuben Sturue.
Das bulsarii@e Miniitertum itebt i'm
gesriff, eine wsitere @ote an bic
Md@te gu erlafen, In wel@er bic
Mufsdbluns aIer ansebli6en thrift
i9en @reueltbaten mieberbolt unb err
tldrt mtrb, baB es anseii@ts bieier
3uitdnbe fur 8ulsarten ein DING ser
unm0sli@teit iei nod ldnser In ieis
,er Neutralitdt gu perbarren. n.s.
9onbon n, p. Sept. -Dte &C.
rl9teiber beuoriteben6eg ntienbuns Ct.
mes britii9ea @ei@wabers tn bte tarfiz
I@en@ emdier werben amtli6 ais uubez
srinbet erfldrt. Ote europdti9en
@robmd@te i@etnen babtn a~bereinsez
tommen gu ietn, Oeterret@ unb &uBz
Lamb bic 11eberma@uns Ser @orSdnSe
auf Der 8altan : 9albtniel gu iberz
'Ia11en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24

Satin 3. = Inter Der Be-
i9ulbisuns, gbarles 9elm, be1en
2et@e Dor etpa suet @o@en auf benz
@reat Weitern @eleiie In Snuer
@roue Sefupben uurbe, bts 3ur Be-
iinnunssloiisteit nieberSei&lasen unb
bann auf bas @eletie Selest gu bas
ben, lit ber gonitable Sol. @babtna
In Saft senommen unb einitmeilen
einseitedt ruorbens
Sersus Sails. = Oas bier
unter ben Muiptcien Der r8ereintSten
norwesii@en lutberti@en &tr@e bon
4merita" errt9tete aeue ct. e2ute's
9oipttal murbe am Counting unter
entipre@enben Seierlt@feiten einsez
meibt. Das @ebdube lit aus Bad:
ftetnen erbaut, bret Stodmerte bod,
uollitdnbtS MODERN einSert@tet uni
totet SIS, 900.
(6ortl. auf Seite 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24
Ser neuti@e &aiier traf BET ben,

Ser heuti9e &atier traf BET Dem
Scatter Tran5 Soiepb uon Oefterret6
gum Beiu@e etn. Nm 20. 3. Mt5.
mtrb Der Gar ermartet, Der it@ bann
Don @ten aus nod &om beseben wtrb.
@elesentlt@ bieier SartenbeSeSnunz
gen mtrb bic 8~alfanfrase er0rtert unb
sefldrt werbeu. Mni@etnenb auf @mz
pfebluns ober bod minbeitens I'M ginz
ueritdnbntB nit Der 9onboner &estes
runs mar etne ruiii@=6terrei@ii6e 8es
lesunS Wa3ebontens empfoblen mors
ben. Sn Berlin rpurbe bemsesen=
iber iofort bic grtldruns abseseben,
baB etne 8eiesuns tirtil9en @ebte>
tes MUIR NIT ginmtuisuns Der Pforte
ltattfinben birfe. Daraufbin wurbe
Der Plan enbsiltis fallen selafen.
Oie Ma@te werben ii@ bemiben, ben
Sariten Serbtnanb uon 8ulsarien uon
einem &rtese NIT ber Eirtei ab3ubal=
ten, ioDte er ibrem Static aber ni@t
folsen, 10 bat er auf feline unteritlb=
.nSl BON tbnen gu re@nen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24
Scr @tabltruit ftebt fi@ nod Muf

Scr Stabltruit ftebt ii@ na@ Muf>
trdserl TIM Muslanbe nm. gtne 3eit
lang mar bic etnbeimti9e Na9frase
70 fart, bab bic Probuttion Der bie=
iiSen S@mel3bitten ni9t mebr aus=
'ret&te unb srObe 8e3ase aus Deuti@z
lamb unb 8elsten sema@t merben
mubten, iett bat tie bebeutenb na9se=
lafen, infolse beiien iinb aud bic
Pretie, NIT Musnabu,e por Stabl=
i@ienen, etuas seiunten. @ie bas
WaQ Street sSournal mittbetlt, rper=
ben feds 8abnseleQf@aften, bte I'm
porisen Sabre bur@i@ntttlt@ As, 900
Eonnen S@ienen brau9ten, tint nd9s
item MUIR $500 ben6tbisen. Ser
Observation-Disclosures bes Eruft,b So.
mes SO. Suant, sibt gu, bab Der
auberorbentli@e Mufi@wuns, ben bas
@ei@dft feit Mnfans 1899 nabm,
na@3ulafien bestnnt, ertldrt iebs@,
bab btes nt@t als 3et@en aufb6ren=
Der Proiperttdt gu betra@ten iei.
@as wobl gu wini@en. Oas giien=
sei@dft gilt serp0bnlt@ als 8arome.
ter fur ben ausemetnen Stanb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24

Nie bereits FUR; ermdbnt, barfte bic
Yublicatton Der eriten Gncptlifa Pius
x. an bic tatbolil9e Welt i3on in
allerndditer 3eit erfolsen. @imem
frans0iti@en fatbolii9en 8latte auz
folse foq bas Ootument, bas Der Set
lise @ater in @emetni@aft nit benz
Cardinal Satoat aussearbeitet, TT
sroBen 3asen elm Bib Der sesenwdr=
tisen relisiOien Sage sei@neu, obne
iebo@ polttii@e Trasen gu beriibren.
Terner uirben bte Bti@6fe barin auf%
seforbert, bur9 rese Mitarbeit bic
reltai6s : iocialen @erfe Der &ir@e
gu unterftaben, unb it@ bic grbaltuns
Der relist6ien @efible Der 80lter ans
selesen ietn gu lanen. @ie auBerz
Dem beretts perlautet, mtrb ber 6eiltSe
Batter ebenfaqs in nd@fter 8dlbe etn
auBerorbentli9es Subtlduut, bas meb=
rere Monate baueru ieu, fur bic sanse
tatbolii@e @elt a%norbnen, um @ottes
Sesen auf ietn Pontificat berab3uz
Hehen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24
SnIanb.
Minneipta rerlan8t ietn 8e@t


Darlington, 81. Sept .
Minneiota'S 9anbbrteftrdser Dtenit
pirb pon benz Yoftbepartement In
gang auffaGenber Weiie uerna@ldHtst,
unb man iu9t p~ersebens nod einem
ftt@balttsen @runb fir bteie rnerb6rs
tie !3uridlebuns bes rNorbtern"
Staates iettens Der mabsebenben &rei=
ie. gs ltesen u,ebr als 400 @eiu6e
umt ginri@t,ns metterer 9anbbrteftrdz
gers outen tn Mtnneiota Dor, rpel9e
ldmmtli9 seprift unb sutsebeiBen
porben iinb, unb bod s6Sert man nit
gr6ffnuns bteier &outen. obmobl ein=
3elne Der @eiu@e i@on Iber arpei Sab
re alt ftnb, unb nt9t etn einaises iin=
seren Datuus 1T als feds Monate.
Muf btesbesislt9e @orfteIunsen pou
Seiten bes 8unbeslenators glapp
unb einiser anberer Wttslteber Der
Mtnneiota'er gonsreB : Delegation
BIN, antportete @eneralpoitmeiiter
papne in faft brister Weiie: Mtnne=
iota iolIte NIT Der Quota Der bort be-
reits errt9teten 9anbbrteftrdsers& ou=
ten aufrteben ieiu, benn es babe In,
@erbdltniB i9on mebr FOLDER @ou,
ten als MaHa9uietts, uub auf cine
8%ermebruns berielben babe es uorberz
banb nt@t gu re9nen.
Ser 8erslei9 Minneiota's NIT
MaHa9uietts tit s~erabesu ld1erli6.
2esteres 1T etn Snbuitrte= Staat NIT
3ablret9en, bt9t beteinanber liesenben
Stdbten unb sr0Beren Orti@aften
unb uerbdltntbmdBts pents ldnbli9eu
Diitrttten, fur ,uel@e bod bas 9anbz
brieftrdserzS pitem etnsefibrt morbeu
it, Mtnneiota btnsesen, etn Mder;
bauitaat erften &anses, bat eine. l1nz
r,ense 2anbbtftritte, fur uel@e BITE
grri9tuns bes freten Noitabltefe=
runsszD tenites our grlet9teruns bes
Tarmers. fur ben es etue Blrbe, feline
Boft IN bdufis metlenmeit eutle9ere1
Orte,1 ielbft abjubolen, ,1au1eutlt9
our 3ett Der TelbbeitelunS unb Der
grnte, eiue unabwetslt&e Motbrpei,z
btsteit 1T. @aB Wtnneiota BIB lest
an 2anbbrteftrdsers& outen bei1st, III
70 piel uie si1 Eropfeu Mafer OFF
eine. beiBeu Stetu. Jalls Der @eaes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24

ralpofmstiter, Der ieineu Seimatb=
ftaat @tsconiin In 8esus auf @rrids
tuns pom 3anbbrieftrdser @olten
formli9 ~beporaust, Mtnneiota In bte=
fem puntt ni&t balb @ere@ttsteit
uiberfabren ldBt, wirb ibm bic Nims
n~eiota'er gonsreB Delegation gang
seb6ris aui ben 2eib ridden, b. 3.
Ste Mnselesenbett TIM gonsreB CUR
.Spra6e brinsen unb aud Direct an
ben Yrdlibenten appeuiren. Wtnnes
iota perlanst einfa@ ietn Sutes &e9t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24

Die antbrasitbarone betlasen' ii@,
baB bic Nadfrase mad ibren &oblen
in bieiem Serbit betrd@tli6 binter berz
ienisen bes uorisen s~uridtebt. 8uns
bern iolIten iie ii@ nt6t baraber. Die
Notb bes lesten @inters bat ptel
prattii@e grfabruns sebra6t, wie mon
nit anberem Bacterial betst, au@ nit
Nntbrasit ipariam umseben nnb bod
b%enislben @drmesrab ersielen tann.
8ei@foble, Gas, Cote iinb uielfa9
gum grias beransesosen worben unb
ruerben in pielen Sallen audi weiter
benist merben, beionbers @as unb
Cote, 10 Ianse ite btatser iinb ais
Mntbrasit. &idf@tsloie Musbeutuns
bes Publtfums bat it@, fraber ober
Ipdter, nod INNER serd@t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24

Scr rgulturfampf" In Srantrei@
rptrb ieitens Ser &esteruns nit GROCER
@ebditsfett weitersefibrt. Oem St.
saro sufolse wtrb bas 8eretnsseies
iest aud auf bic Congregation Der
@dter pom beilisen @etf, wel@e sreBe
Nieberla1unsen In ben &olonten baz
ben, anSemenbet mersen. Sie Snittz
tute, wel6e bic congregational Srant=
reid beiibt, werben sei@loHen werz
ben, nit ausnabme bes Mutterbaules
in Baris unb bes tletner folontalen
Seminars Don ge0ule (pup be Dome)
wel@es ebenio mie bas sroBe tolontale
Semtnar unb bas Nopi5tat BON gbes
uiQp bic ftaatli6e @enebmtsuuS erz
balten bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-24
Cine 8peb=M eaun0.

SIN @ei9dftssebdube Der @ebri=
Der Tbtelmann wirb nd@iten Montag
eine &o@sMusfteQuns ~permittelft Der
Pentniular &anses beginner, Bic BRET
Gage anbauern ,pirb, wo3u ei1 Sober
freunblt&f einselaben lit. @s ruer=
ben BET bieier @elesenbeit grfrii@un=
gen ieruirt. Dieie Sorte @anses 1T
pom Semen iebr fart e~upfoblen, ruel=
DE bieielben tint @ebrau@ batten, rnb
BITE Grbibttton bat ben 3ued, beren
@ortbeile iinb aeitunssfdbisteiten In
Der prdtti@ften art unb @eiie barsus
thun. ~rib
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sine pon 6errt Wm. @6r8er, Sen

Cine BON Serrn @m. Burger, benz
Setretdr bes 8. G.. 9ebrerueretns Der
Oi6sele ct. gloub, wel@er ais Obere
lebrer Der ct. Marieni@ule In ct.
gloub anseiteut TIT, int auftrase b.
iasten @ereins absefaBte 3ui9rtft,
bie benz @uta@teu bes 8. 6. Staats=
perbanbes bon Minneiota, Der am
tommenben MontaS tn WabaIba
ieine Sabresueriammluns balt, unter'
breitet ,pirb, eri@eint an anberer
SteIe I'M pouftdnbtsen 8ortlaut.
Dieielbe entbdlt Der i@lasenben@ ranbe
fir bas Nnftnnen bes 0ereinS gar
utele, baber gu boHem 1T, baB ite BITE
erplni9te 8eberaisun9 finbe.
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Yrafbent @ooiebelt bat 6errn

yratoert Nooiebelt bat 9err1
CHARLES S. 8onaparte gum r@roB=
tnquiittor" fur bic MuSelesenbetteu
bes sSnbianer Serrttoriums ernanrtt,
unb berielbe bat bic grnennuns ar,=
senommeu. 8onaparte 1T eta gb=
f0mmltns bes sroBen Napoleon uub
ein aber5eugunSstreuer &atboltt. Wett
grsbii@of @pan seb0rt ct bsfanntlt@
felt einem balben sSabr Der Bunbesz
inbianers@ ommifitsn an. Bie mir
i'm %tenneu, rpirb er ben S@mtnbeleten
ouf bens@runb seben unb fur@tlos
seseu bteientsen auftreteu, wel9e
i9ulbts finb. @emtb uirb tim bte=
ier ebrenuoae Guftras an@ @elesenz
bett seben, gu @uniten unierer tatbos
lti@en SnbtanerzS @ulen an Der rt@s
ttsen Stele etn sutes @ort etnsule>
gen.
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9aa britii9e 8laubu9 fonitatirt,

Sas britii9e 8laubu9 tonftatirt,
baB bic Ser. Staaten NIT auetntser
Iusnabme &uBlanbs ben b09iten 3ou
pom ei~nsefabrten @aaren erbeben. Sc
fabrt ferner on, baB bic Nrbeitsl6bne
in ben Ser. Staaten Il Wtal 10 bod
als in England, boppelt 10 bod als In
Seuti9lanb unb Slei@faIs boppelt 70
bod als tn Srantret9 ieten. Das mao
mobl thinner, mem, mani aber ben
l1nteri@ieb tn ben Soften bes 9ebens=
~unterhalts bier nnb in europa In Be-
tra9t siebt, banu muB mau iasen,
baB Der gortbetl auf Seiten bes ame=
rifanii@en Mrbetters ni9t 10 sroB lit,
als es nod bieier Stattittt ben Nm
i9ein bat. y,
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9ie Mbtet Waria 2aa9 int &beinz
tbal ioI ii@ NIT Der &bft9t trasen,
tn OFpreuBen cine Neusranbuns in
Mnsriff gu nebmeu. gs wtrb rannz
li9 aus&aitenbers beri9tet: Ote bur9
ben Sob bes Yfarrers uatant gemorz
bene fatbol. Bfarret 9eilisenlinbe,
Ofpr., ion ni@t wieber beiest per=
BEN. 3mti9en Der &esierunS unb
benz Sr~auenberser Oomfapttel itnb
@erbanbluusen I'M @anSe, bte gum
i3iele baben, Seiltsenlinbe in Elm
&(oiter u%msumanbeln unb bur9 Be-
nebtftiner : M6n6e aus Marta 9aa@
gu beiesen. @abri@einli6 merben
mir au@ innerbalb tur5er 3eit pom
elmer neue11 benebtttinti@en @rinbunS
i'm babtI9en 9anbe b6ren.
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li9er, ensliiden golonien unb bes
Mutterlantes unb In beren 0erfolS
aber g~infibruns bes S@us3oues.
Daraber rpdre beinabe bas cabinet
8alfour In Stide se9an9en. Mber
Der alte 9err Der gonieruatipen wetB
1i9 gu belfen. Ct temporiftrt 5mii9en
Oppoiitiou sesen &orn56ue unb Der
@otbmenbisteit enslii&er S9ubsoG=
politit unb rettet feline @iseni@aft unb
@lrbe ais gremier bis sar nd@iten
@ahl. grH, yG