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The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-11-21

tc fell as the lady was shown In AZ
she entered. however, he started, de-
spite his s~elf-eontroi. from an entirely
different cause. There was something
in the soft blue eyes and the low, broad
forehead that carried him back 80 years
-som ehing That eon5ured visions ol 9
rippliug river ST. the soft moonlight
something shat made him feel che 10
brace 81 waite arms about his neck and
the pressure 90 red lips against his.
His brow contracted again In this
new peEplexity. and ah onlooker would.
have marveled at the similarity Of ex-
preston In the contraction Of the lady's.
brow.
In the meantime the formalities had
been exchanged, and the visitor was
seated across the table from the major.
"You, doubtless, are surprised to see
me" she began. e have come to ask
you. Sir, to withdraw your opposition
to my husbands nomination"
The unhinching gaze from her vide
open eyes was remarkably similar to
his as he returned it. He knew in an
instant that he had a trying interview
before him, and attempted to rally that
splendid self-possession which always
served him so well. But for the first
time IN his political career 1t failed
him, partially. He could not get the
swish Of the water out Of his ears, and
the woman before him seemed envel-
oped In moonlight, and she seemed TO
be rocking In a boat upon the river. He
was possessed Of nameIess fear.
"Of course, my husband does not
know I am here" she went on, present.
ly. He would rather cut OF his right
arm than to send you any emissary-
and particularly me But / know the
situation. I know everything is ripe
for his nomination, excepting your aid,
that your lone influence will defeat him.
1t is the cherished ambition Of his life
to go to congress, and this is his oppor-
tunity. If 1t eludes him it may never
return, 1 do not know the reason for
your opposition, but I want you to state
it, and see IL the matter cannot be ar
ranged. / ask you in the name Of a
woman for whom her husband has done
everything, and who seeks to aid him in
his hour Of need"
The tension on the majors nerves
grew as the woman talked.
I'm Heavens names who are you?"
he cried, when she paused.
II am q woman without a father and
without a name until my husband gave
me his" she replied, two bright spots
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-11-21
weather

A very curious method Of making
weather predictions has been discov7
cred by an old French farmer. osOD
Christmas eve" he says, when the bells
begin to ring for midnight mass, take
Il onions and place them in a row on
a table. The first onion will represent
January, the second February, and SO on.
Next make a large slit in each onion
and pour some salt in it. If at the end
OF an hour you find that the salt IN tbe
March onion has melted, you will know
that there will be much rain in March
and, on the other hand, if the salt in the
April onion is not melted, you NAV be
certain that April will be a dry month
Moreover, if the salt in any onion IS
melted at the top, but not at the bottom
the first fortnight Of the month win be
wet and the second fortnight dry"
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-11-21
EiReI rover out Of Favor.

P%arisians have become tired of the
Einel tower, once their pride and tbe
grand attraction Of the exposition Of
1889, and are clamoring for it's re-
movaL Experts have been called upon
to say how long the tower, If left to
itself, will stand, and, with the ususI
diversity Of opinion that Character
ICES experts in all lines, they fix tbe
time at from so to 200 years. In order
to gain time and quiet clamor uDon the
matter the authorities have extended
the concession Of the company tbat
owns it ten years, or until 1918. the
present concession not expiring until
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-11-21

The Cave Of the Winds has been dis
covered at last at Point Reyes, Cal. this.
being, according to the records Of tbe.
weather bureau, the windiest spoti in tbis.
part Of the world. For three davs a.
blew at the rate Of 1O2 miles an bour ana
Ior a snort period at 100 miles an hour.
this last effort disabled the anemometer,
by ripping the cups off it. The weatber.
tower is a fortress, and pedestrians who.
nave business in that vicinity have to
Keep under the lee of the cliffs To sv,tS.
being blown of the earth.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-11-21

Aunt Jane-They tell me you took sgo
OF Mr.. Young's money at the card tabIo
last night, I did not know that you ever
gambled.
NepheW-That wasn't gambling. amt
ie' Young was quite elated al M
hand he held, and I bet with bir,
merely to give him a lesson not
to trust too much to appearances
ooh, that was it, was it? 7 fboroh4
you wouldn't be so wicked as to gamble .
Boston Transcript.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-11-21

appearing IN ner cneeks. rome
nerseit soon after my birth. Nj
father left her to bear the burden alone
Knowing all this, Horace Campbell
married me, and gave me the name mn
fathers Cowardice and selhshness de,
pr1yed me OF. Do you wonder that
want to help him, at any eost?"
The major sat rigid, holding on IN tbe
arms Of his chair with a grip like a vice
And your mother lived-where. NAV
ask?" he demanded, h~oarseIy.
She named the town and state he
gave a quick gasp, rose suddenly and
walked to the window, which he threw
wide open. He stood with his back to-
ward his visitor, his face working con
vulsively. By the utmost exertion he
recovered a part Of his se~If-posgession
and returned to the table.
Madam" he said, in a voice which
trembled despite his utmost exertjon
your husband will be the NOMINEES n
the convention tomorrow, if n infu-
ence of mine can accomplish it,"
But lido not understand" she ba-
gan the wrinkles Of perpIexity a
peaTing in her brow.
You do not need to-" he interrupted
7 beg Of you to accept the assurances
and go-please go, madam" he ended.
brOkenly.
As she left the room he said: 81 do
this wholly for you, madam. IL thai
knowledge is any comfort to you. Nc
influence Of his could have moved me-
All night long the major sat at TIC
table, his head buried In his arms. In
the morning there was a hastily sum.
moned conference, at which the decI
sion Of the previous day was reversed
and that afternoon Horace Gambler
was nominated for congress.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-11-21
WHEN COMING TO AMERICA.
Documents Like old French Pass
ports Are F1Ied for English
Passengers.

Every person going to America by the
American line sailing from southamp-
ton is required to fill up a paper remind
ing us of France in the old passport
days. There are 81 questions to be an
swered on the printed form, emitting
little or nothing. First the proposed
passenger has to state his or her name,
then age in years and months, then sex,
then whether married OF single. An-
other dip of the pen, and we come to cali
ing or occupation, and ability to read
OF write. This is followed by national
ity, then by race or people-race or peO-
pie to be determined by the stock from
which they spring, and the language
they speak. The last residence" (prOv-
ince, city or town. has then to be stated.
Then follows final destination" to be
reached by ticket or otherwise, says the
Pail Mall Gazette.
A rather rude question is asked in the
interrogatory: "By whom was passage
maid on FNfr
- mpaR ~ me tawaleE
AtAe United States, and, I'D
so, when and where? The next state
ment requires the traveller to state
whether he or she is going to Join a
relative or friend, and, if SO, what rela-
tive or friend, and his nam and COM
plete address.
We then come to a series of verv rud
questions, which probably are some
times fenced" with Were you ever in
prison? In an almshouse? In a mad
house? Or supported by charity? II
so, which? Are you a polygamist? Are
you an anarchist? Are o coming 10
the United States by reason Of any offer.
solicitation, promise, or agreement. ex-
press or implied. to earn your living? Is
your health goOd-mental and physicalY
Are you defOrmed or crippled? Ifso. for
now long, and state the cause.
After this, the query about the straw
berry mark on the left arm might have
been added. The stowaways on hoard
the Mayfower evidently included the
tapeWorm-Ruby variety.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-11-21
OF Some Use.
in the old

1t was in the old corndeld.
Matilda" whispered the lank bump.
kin, I'm going to kiss you. I want to
shock your father"
go oni" said the pretty girl in the
s~unbOnnet, ~blushing redder than a to-
nato. You better shock the corn
Chicago Daily News,
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-11-21

l remarked, with a bitter smile, that
slight. any
It's a short worm that has no turn
ng!" muttered Amsleigh, with a dark
ook.-Detroit Free Press.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-11-21

A Shepherd found the young Cub Of a Vol, and caused it to be
brought up among his Dogs, with whom it grew to be quite friendly.
When any other Wolves came, meaning to rob the fold, this young fell
low was among the foremost to give them chase, but on returning he
generally managed to Gnger behind the Dogs and keep a sharp lookout
for any stray sheep from the fold. Instead, however, of bringing these
home he would drive them to an oat-o-way spot and there mangle
and partially devour them. He did this once too often, and was caught
at it by the Shepherd, who quickly set him hanging by the neck from
the bough OF a tree, and in that way put an end-to his double-dealing.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-11-21
But my hearts too fun Of sing,

An. that's why I'm glad, so doggone glad
o I've come into my owni
an me creams Of the days at I n time
ana the longin's I knew are hoWni
On, the heart OF a maid is 4 -on6ar,,,,
gift! "IAu
An to think that it's ali, all mines
ana tne look that is mine when her ahy
eyes lift -
Sod bless herl is all divinel
-. A. Lewis. in Houston Post.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-11-21

80 you refused my brother Diek?r'
Yes. he had the audacity to propose
to me by telephone"
What did you ansWer?D
I answered Ring on STRAY sto-
gieg.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-11-21

Mr. Fresh-Miss B-rownestonne Il
asked you for a 8O-day option on you,
hand what would you say?
Miss BrownstOnne-I'd give you III,
refusal OF it-Judge.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-11-21

is he hOnast?'
He's 50 honest that / don't thin
he'd cheat anybody but Uncle Sam /
he had the chance. Chicago POSI-
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-11-21

The leper hospital maintained By tbs
Lezarists at Farapanga, South Mado.
GasGaE contains 60 Datienta
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-16
Dt63eFan= Rabricotem.

5 Sn bO4it feieplider UetIe murSe
bas bc9bl. Oterfeit in bet 9atbeorate
sefeiert. Inter 5ablrei6er Glliiteus
cslebtirte ser bo9p'ite Ser Sti9of
Erobsc mOrsens balb II ubr Elm Pon=
tificalamt, wdbrenb wel9em Der bod
10 gatbebralpfarrer SoHes cine benz
bcben 6eits ansepaBte, meiiterbafte
Frebist belt, unb mad weldem Der
Ser Sil6of BEN pdpali9en Sesen
ertbeilte. Nbenbs balb s ubr belt
Ger Oberbirte Yonttficaluesper, na9
lpel6er bo9w. Or. Wopniban pom
ct. Paul's Seminar lid in isiner
Prebist. tit berebteu 8orten iber bic
l90ne unb erbabene Seier bes Seltta=
ses crying. Ser 9O9altar pranste
i'm i6Oniten S@mude, unb Der berrz
lt9e @eians mar barna6 ansetbau,
bes gbriiten @emiitb sur b0ditem
3 iterfreuSe 81 itimulen, Im Otter
mOntas celebrate Der bO9w Or.
Wopniban in Der gaibebrole Elm Sc
uitenamt. - Sn ber st. Sobn's Abb
teitirte celebrtrte Der bodu'lte 9err
Nbt 9eter gnssl am Sfte,fllttaSe Gin
Boutificalamt, wdbrenS welGem Der
bo6w. Yrtor 9ermann, >. 8. s.,
bte Seitprebi8t belt -Sn Der u. 6.
Stride gu ST. Gloub celebrirte Der
bodw. Fiatrer P. gre9or, .. g.,
! -, Gin feierli6ss 2euitenamt, mdb=
reno pel@em Der bo@m P, @erner,
.. 8. o., In einer i66nen Yrebist
ber boben S~eSeutuns bes Sitetfeites
upue Hsduung tru9. @ht cdciliani=
|i6er @eiaug trus lit iener Stride nee
lentlid sur 9ebuu8 res ib0neu Seites
BET.
S Scmmenoen Sonntag wirb ser
bo6w'ite 9err Siidof Sacob Erpbec
i'll Der Ct. Sobn's abteifrr6e ben
bodw. Germ Srancis Suorat fir bic
OiOsele ct. glou6 in Den bl. 9rie.
Iterltanb erbeben.
S Sn ber pom bO9w. P. Martiu.
%. 9 g., paitorirten @emeinbe an
ct. Wartin wirb nd1ften Sonutaa
bas i90ne Seft Der griten III. &inber=
tommunton feierlt@it besausen rper=
BEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-16
Treebort.

tonnte. - Das 9eibitausel6dft bes
Serrn Soiepb Sob bat ii6 bermaBsn
seboben, baB Der gisentbimsr feline
ansobl Pfetbe nod un swsi @eipanne
p%ermebren muBte. - Sarr Stefen,
9erausseber bes uWelrole Beacon,
war Oienitas in Sreeport unb seuann
mebrere eeier fir ietn 8latt - Serr
Sen. S@oner pom ct. gloub ma9te
bieiiseu 8erpant ten unb Sreun:
ben feline Nufmartuns. Setner Nus
iase na@ sefaut es ibm unb ietnsr
Sami(ie i'm neuen 9eim re@t gut. =
6err u. q. Srapaten pon Sent,
Wtnn., mel9er unter ben bieltsen
ginwobnern mebrere 8etannte sdblt,
ma6te 6enielben auf ieiner 9eimretls
pom ct. saul etnen ansenebmen BE
iu6. - Stubioius Srib @te6mann,
pel6er it6 an BET ct. Sobu's- Uni
uerittdt auf ben 81. Yrteteritanb Dor
bereitet, perbra9te bic 8 iterferien i'm
elterliden 9auie. SRI. Warsaretba
&rdmer beiu6te mdbreno Ser Oitertase
ibre In Mlbanp lebenbe Wuttsr. -Oer
bteiise giaase Council bat beit|oien,
am 25. april BET elmer lpesisllen 8abl
barber enti6eihen gu tanen, Of bic
Burger Der Ortl9aft sensist itno,
Bombs fir glnlesuns zines 8aHsr.
merfe= Spitems gu ueraussaben ODER
nidt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-16
Martu.

Sos. Waper Fat feline 200 Nder
umfaHenbe Sarm, bic I'M Conn Waine
Prairie selesen lit, benz 9errn u. g.
@bitnep BON St. gtoub fur $4,000
uertauft unb bic i'm ndmli9en Conn
selesene u. IS. &rdmers Sarm fur
IS, $50 9efauft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-16
Sob Strtnq.

9err Utarcus Wtaurtft, Del9er DaS
Oterfeit I'm &reile ser Setnisen in
leiblider @eiunbbeit perbra6te, mirb
iid biefe Wo6e no6mals mad Or.
Pilon's 6ospito( in Seem Yapnesuile
beseben, I'm ii9 bort ~permittelit Der
&Ontsenitrablen auf ieinen @eIunbz
bettsSuitanb prifen gu laiien.-1nier
Staotratb bat $500 our 0erbeiieruns
bes Staotparfs entlans bes Saut
Riuer bewiuist. Ole bieliss 8rau
seIeai9aft bat ben Sau ibres 34x44
sroBen Oampitenelbaules in Nnsriif
nebmea laneu. - Ndditen Wontas
weroen 6err Matb. 8rib unb SRI.
Suianna Wussli iid ebeli9 perbin=
ben lalIen. -Warttr &naus ldBt bic.
les Sabr einen sroBen Stau auf iet=
nem 8eboft erri9ten. Die 6erren
8 &. Sidsr unb Pbi(. Sbua beior.
gen Die 4rbeit. -Srl. Nnua Rugslt,
cine S9Welter bes Wiibleubelisers
Anton Wu8slt, unb SRI, Dino Sop
pc weroen ont rddIten GteuItas cine
lang geplante &eiIe nod europa al=
treien. SEER Soiepb gtbeu IdBt I'M
0aufe Der Oiesid6ri9en gauioilon i'm
iiOti9en Ebeile hes Stdot9eus eine
WObnun9 errt6teu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-16

Sulta, bie neun3ebn Sabre alte
So9ter Der bter motnenben 1amitie
6reb. @osoiiewsti, itarb Wontag
Norsen I'm elterli@en Sauis an Der
S9wintiudt. OieEfas Nadmittas
Ianb BITE 8se,tisuns itatt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-16
Sprns GID.

Ser bier mobnente Soiepb Sittle,
mel9er ais Teitamentspoatreder Oes
pert. S9os. 6. Smitb ernannt lit.
bat bur9 leine Nnwdlte Oonobue &
Stepbens i'm Na6(abseri6t seSen
Samuel Serrabp aus Dem Eopn &ap:
n1onb cine &laSe auf ben @runb bin
anseftrenst, bab lebtsenannter einen
She'll bes Na@lafies bes uerit.
Smith uerduBert babe. Oarob 1T
Der 8ertlaste 3ur 8erantmortuns Dor
bas Na@laBsert@t ctttrt wor6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-16
Sauf Centre.

flag In @ei@dften In u~nierer Stabt.
- Sauf Center ianbte Wontas Nbenb
cine quite Sertretuns gu benz an ienem
Nbenbe BON ben @reat Nortbern 8e-
bieniteten In Welrole peranitalteten
Saae. - Son ietner lesten Wo9e
mad 8rainerb unternommer,eu Sc
i6dftstour febrte Senator Ssinri9
Seller am Oiterionntas na9 bter gu
rid. - On Steue bes bo3p. Serrn
5. O'gonnor bon bier usriab bo6w.'
P. 5ilbebranb, .. 8. g., BON ct.
So5ns am Oferfeite beileu Silialen
Stuarb unb @lenpoob. - 2ucas &eus
bat pom Serrn Sos. Oinsel BON ct.
Pau( Elm i66nes Boot sur Sernen
buns BEL ieinem Sommeraufentbalts
orte BET @arb's Sprtus anfertiseu
lallen. - Sn ber uorlesten 0tenltas
bier sebaltenen Stabtwabl purbe Or.
S. 81. Oubots als Wapor, 6. so.
Sprasue ais S6asmeiiter unb g.. 8.
Stlbop, 81. Sousbton unb IS. Bang
burn ais Observation-Disclosures erz
wdblt Sci elmer mtnsisen Webrbeit
wutbe ber neue Sta6t: 9barter ni6t
abopttrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-16

Sur Weaearbett In unIerem Conn
ftnb bieies sSabr 81. $40, SO einse=
i@dbt worben. 9ofentlt@ werben bic
Sabrme9e, rpenn bic Mrbeit uoqenbet
1T, it9 in etnem suten 3uitanbe BE
finben. = SRI. Srte, dlteite Eo9ter
unieres a9tbaren gr @oriisers bes
Superutiorenratbes, fat it@ In st.
Paul elmer ,uesen gatarrb ben0tbis
ten operation u~ntersosen uub lit &c
iunb gu 9auie etnsetroffen. Oie Doc
torbtu belduft ii@ auf $131. - Wut=
ter Wtluerbins reifte Dienitas BON
bier fort, Inn Bic Bret &naben ber So
Mile Ntd. 8ilmerbins nod Der neuen
9eimatb In @isconftn gu besleiten.
Nu9 ite 9ebenft In @isconitn gu blei=
ben, wirb aber benz idOnen Stearns
County, bas ibr lieb geworbeu, Elm
freunbli9es Inbenten bemabren. -
Srau @liie Not3 unb Seinri@ Softer,
we(6e bebenfli6 erfrantt paren, BE-
finben it@ auf benz @ese Der @ene
Jung. - Wtt nd9item mtrb etne bop
petite 9o@Seit in ben Sa:atlten Ser
mann &laiien uon bter unb 80ters
pom Dat sefeiert merben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-16
Gilman.

Sulia, bic neun3ebn Sabre alte
Sodter ber bter mofnenben Samitie
5reb. @osoiiemsti, ftarb Montaa
Rorsen I'm elterli9sn 9auis an Der
S9winbiudt. OtEitas Nadmittaa
fanb bic 8seltisuns itatt.
IarmimQ.
Derr unb frau Geserman uon bier
wobnten Oienitas Worsen benz Be-
srd5niB ibres alien 0ate,s, bes in
ct. Wartin lelis i'm Ssrrn entl6Ia=
tenen geter &aui6, bet.-Sm 2aufe
bieier 8o6e wirb bier Samilie Nid.
groB Don golb Sprins e,partet, bic
lid bet uns bleibsnb nieberlaiien mirb.
- Die Ofermontassfreuben wurb,n
III Der Tamitie bss Conn glerf e,
.. Otnsmann oaburd bebeutenb se=,
boben, baB Ell BON isiner belieren.
6dlfte nit etnem ftrammen S0bn6en
bel9entt purbe. - Die Serren s..
Romler unb Sobn &orte, Witslieber
oes gauconitss, uno s q. Wi9els,
Setretdr jenes gomites, reiiten Mitt=
mod ra6 Ct. glou6, INN ben plan
fir uniere neue Stride benz @utadten
Sss bo9D'feu Germ Siidofs gu unz
ttrbreiten.
Mlhanl.
Die Qrbeit an Dem neuen Sc
l6aItsblof, Sen Sermann glenfer i'm
Saufe bieleS Sabres bier erri6ten
ldBt, wurbe contractlt9 bem 6errn
Paul &Ol6iol BON ct. G(oub lber=
lolen 0as neue @ebdrbe wtrb in
Ser @rOBe BON 25xSO NuB, swei
Stod bod, ioltO aus Saditeinen err
ri6tet. Die Sront pirb aus sepreB=
ten 3tt9ellteinen sebaut, un6 bas &C.
bdu6e wirb mad ietner golenbune Ell
men Wertb pon $4,000 reprdlentiren.
Sis Mitte sSuli ioQ basielbe Ieiner
Seltimmung iberseben perben Der
gteu6au wirb Su Sen Sauptsierben ees
Stdot9ens gu re6nen iein. - Der
Samilie grnit Seller 6ersli6e Gratu,
lattou sur Nnfunft bes munterem
Stommbalters. - Nus. giirttes, Der
tn fril6eren Sabren bier anidliis mar,
iett aber IN ct. Faul pobnt, mar
bier unb ii6erl6aute no6mals NIT
Sebasen ietne alte Seimltdtte.
Sonntas traf S Slpnn Don ct. Mar=
tin NIT ietnen swei S6wel tern, pom
benen bic etne In %0torbbafota unb Die
anoere in Montala pobnt, settts se=-
mug bier etn, Tim Ben 3us gu uerpuI=:
ler, barob er nit Sem S6welternpaar
mad ct. gloub %reilte, pom mo bas=
lelbe Sic Seimreil nit Dem Na6tsuse
antrat. - 6. Stabtberr, wel6er inn
Su6szS iitritt unterrt6tete, bat feline
Stele aufseseben un6 wirO nit leiner
6amilie ietn firberes Slid auf caua=
bii6em Soben fu6en. - G, @eisel
unb Sobn baben bte @olben @auep
Country belu6t nnb besniisen ii6 nit
Ser ausre6e, bab Mtinnelota fir tie
gut senus lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-16
Sauf Hapiba.

Otenitas Worsen 1T bic bieiige
Rable Ser s.. Netls 0umber : Cont
panp nit uouer &raft fir bic Saiion=
orbeit in an9riff senommen poroen
gine uor5iSli6e Sorte weiber Si6ten
itdmme, bic per giienbabn aus Der
Slad Oud @esenb bierbin transpor
tirt wurbe, iptrb in gaumaterial um
s%enanbelt, = &au mann Nusuit Wesel
Don bier murbe Sonuer5ta9 pom
S@lase seriibrt un6 rtnst Ie;tbem nit
benz Sobe.
Mbon.
Nnmalt s. .. Sulipan pom ct.
gloub eridien WontaS in ct. Saul
Dor Der Staatsz Se9naoisuussbeb0rbe,
Dor wel@er er it@ fur BEN in 1901
in's 3u@tbaus s~eian6ten Ebos. @eb
peruenbete. Dte betreffenbe 8eb6rbe
bat bteien TaI In fpestelle geratguns
9enommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-16
Suelnt.

Ser nabe bieier Ortbldaft mobnenz
De Stana gorbins wuroe lebte 8rde
uon Der Slatterntrantbeit befaler, unb
oa mad benz @rmeien bes gu 6ilfe sez
rufene Nr5tes Der @rfranfte auf eintse
@o9en penisitens BON Der NuBenz
melt absei9lohen merben muB, baben
feline Na9baren ii@ Seeinist, tim bte
Srabiabrslaat gu beior9en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-16
yorah.

Witte lester @o6e murbe sic So.
milie S. 9. @las bur9 bic Antunft
zines munteren S06ter9ens besliidt.
Surwabr eine l60ne Olterbel9eez
runs!--M. @ertfen, Sen. Sieperz
oius unb Sbeobor S9ulte, wel9e
bic Olterfetern BEL loren @ltern per-
bra6ten, linb anfanss ber Oo9e
wieber mad ser ct. Sobn's llniuerli=
tot suriidsefebrt -Montas febrte Ser
i'm Serrn 6rio 8urlt's Miible ais
Wtiaer an9eitellte 6err &arl Maas
pom ct. Gloub, no ct NIT Sen Set
nisen bas Oterfeit feierte, gu leiner
bielisen Nrbeit suriid Die Sirma
@enf & Sang baBte uorlesten Oien.
flag Elm wertbuoues Pferb Elm, bas
an golic persnoete. = 2ambert 6enz
mes, wel9er bier cine 8o6e auf 8e=
JUDI mar, reiite Dientas na@ 8ab=
peton, sc. D.-Mnton 6annal9 lit
ais Subrmann In Dienit Der bo9m.
Benebictiner In golleSeuille setreten.
The sun., 1903-04-04

Justice GAYNoB, in refusing to dismiss a
complaint against certain police officers
charged with oppression by a Brooklyn
tradesman, will bring the rights OF the
police in such proceedings before the courts
for review and settlement. In this case the
police alleged that they suspected the ex-
istence Of a poolroom above the complain
ants place of business. In order TO watch
the suspected premises, police officers
invaded the complainant's shop, thus
injuring his business and infringing upon
his rights. The Justice holds that the facts
alleged constitute oppression as defined in
the Penal Code, and that the section OF the
Charter pretending TO give TO the police
the right to inspect certain places does not
cover the action complained Of, or, it does,
is illegal and unconstitutional.
The decision Of Justice GAYNoR to hold
the policemen for trial is wholesome. The
proper enforcement Of the criminal stat
utes does not call for any illegal acts on the
part of the police. Their duties and their
rights in the performance Of their duties
are clearly defined. II the police have
fallen carelessly into habits which are
illegal, they should be brought back to the
straight path with taut rein.