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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-07-20
MONDAY EVENING. JULY 20. 1908.

of DAYS at the brink of the river which
separates this from the unseen world,
the venerable Leo XIII. has at last
passed beyond the veil and been gather
ed to the fathers an old man and full OF
wears. He had for over quarter OF a
century been a conspicuous figure, one
long to be remembered by his cotem-
noraries and destined to be among the
most prominent in the long list of those
who have occupied the Papal chair.
That he was a wonderful man even his
foes admit-mighty in intellect pro-
found scholar, of high culture and withai
of a vitality seldom seen since the days
of the patriarchs. He devoted his life TO
the interests of the faith be held and
was its earnest champion. Leo had
had many issues with which to contend,
but his good judgment in all emergencies
was marvel to those who closely
watched his course. There are many
and have been for centuries-who are
not of his flock, not through any
version to him personally butas against
the organization of which he was the
visible head. SO far as his individual
history is concernedit brought forth no ad-
verse comment, and now that be has finish
ed his course the crown Of life promised
those who hold out faithful to the end IS
his reward. The world is, and probably
will TO the end of time, atvarianceast to
ecclesiastical claims. The first murder.was
the result of a religious quarrel between
two brothers, children of the first pair
placed upon the earth. This was bad
beginning, and as time goes on the we'll
disposed see but little to warrant these
bitter disputes. The calm study OF the
illustrious figures which have at times
appeared in different evangelical organi-
cations will be profitable to us all
whether our ideals be Catholics or Protest
ants. and there are things connected
with the career Of Leo XIII, which Pro-
testants as well as Catholics should lml-
tate So far as his faith was concerned
If was known and read of all men. But
LAYING aside the various matters at issue
which have long cOnvulsed the world
and disgraced the banner of the cross,
no pious soul can study the life of Pope
Leo XIII. without being benefited
thereby. Born physical weakling, he
was inclined to sickness all his life. Yet
every day he toiled more hours than
tradesmen permit their sturdy adherents
IN labor And when he became Pope
he had been hard at work for so years.
The secret of his long life is answered in
two words-regularity, diet. He was
temperate in all things, and his pilgrim
age of ninety-odd years with perfect con-
troll of himself was a lifelong sermon or
a living epistle. Thomas a Kempis's
spiritual breathings have proven mine
of thought to many not Of the COM
munion to which he belonged, while
Martin Luther's "Table Talks has af-
forded food for reflection to equally as
many more. Leo XIII. 'stemperate mode
oflife and the many years with which he
was blessed will afford thought for
myriads who were not of his flock, but
who admired the pOntiff
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-07-20

THE Sandfordites of Maine are now
engaged in chasing devil from their
State. The people of the neighboring
States should apply for an injunction re-
straining them from chasing his satanic
majesty within their borders.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-07-20

DEATHS FROM LocKJAw.-NewE Eng
land is having a remarkable record of
cases of tetanus, OF lockjaw, of late,
thirty deaths having been reported with
in the last few days. There are now
twenty-one cases within a few miles of
Boston, the eldest averaging fifteen
years. This is close to the Pennsylvania
record of forty-fve deaths in the ten
days following the Fourth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-07-20
King and Queen Visit Ireland.

London, July 20.-The long expected
trip of King Edward and Queen Alexan-
dra to Ireland began today. Shortly
after one O'Clock their majesties left
London. Reports from Dublin today
state that despite the decision of the city
council there, not to present address of
welcome to their majcstes, hugh recep-
ton is waiting the king and queen on
their arrival in Ireland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-07-20
WHY MODIFY MIX

for infant feeding in the uncertain ways of
the novice when you can have always with
you supply Of Borden's Eagle Brand Con-
densed Milk, perfect cows milk from herds
Of native breeds, the perfection Of infant
food? Use it for tea and coffee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-07-20

Mr.. w. J. Bryan was the principal
speaker at the picnic of the local de-
mocracy at Chicago on Saturday after
noon. He referred in vigorous terms to
the last administration of Mr.. Cleye-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-07-20
FOREIGN NEWS.

The Berlin Tageblatt reports that
Prince Gagarin has been assassinated by
by peasants near Korowino, in the Rus
sian Province of Riazan. The murder
was for political purposes.
1t is reported in Berlin that the CONFER
ence proceeding, between the silver COM
missions of America, Mexico, and Ger
many may result in the calling of an in
ternational congress to consider the prac-
ticability of universal bimetallism.
The French Countess Blanche De
Moreau, aged twenty, committed suicide
at Berlin last evening. She was visiting
prominent banker. The two had a
quarrel and tthe Countess short time
afterward, went to the bankers bedroom
and hanged herself from clothes peg
with towel.
The Bennington, Eng, Post today
states the inasmuch as Venezuela has
paid the last instalment of the claims
held against her by England and Germany
diplomatic relations between President
Catsro's government and these two
countries has again been resumed. Castro
will shortly receive the English and
German ministers formally.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-07-20
DRY GOODS.
Cool
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materially to your comfort these hot days,
and, moreover, they are stylish and very
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-07-20

CHASED DEVIL INTO RIVER. The
annual convention of Sandifordites at
Shiloh, near Lewiston, Me-, closed on
Saturday. The principal business be-
fore the convention was the driving
of the devil from New England. For
the past three weeks the Sandfordites
have been fighting the devil from every
vantage place and claim to have been
very successful in evicting him. The
pickets who have been stationed along
the coast to watch the devil report that
the inland forces have driven old Satan
to theKennebec river, where he is locat-
ed in one Of the boat houses. Great
excitement prevailed at Shiloh when
this announcement was made, and Mr..
Sanford exclaimed: "Glory to God,
we have the devil on the run. We
must have boat" Money was raised
to buy boat, which is now under con-
struction to be used along the coast in the
devil-driving contest. The craft will
hold about 95 people, and is to be
equipped with gasoline engine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-07-20

SCENE AT THE WINE CELLAR
The scene at the Monticello Wine
Cellar Saturday was picturesque and in
teresting. Superintendent Russow had
advertised for one hundred thousand
pounds of blackberries, which he pro-
posed to make into wine, and Saturday
was the day set to receive them Wagons
of all descriptions and sizes from Able
marie rolled in about IL o'clock laden
with the delicious fruit The scene
about the cellar for several hours was
decidedly novel; Charlottesville Prog
ress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-07-20

The Market.
Georgetown, July 2O.-Wheat 70afs.
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$1,000 Watcn.
Tomorrow the Pope's body will be
opened and embalmed, the intestines be-
ing placed in an urn tor immediate
burial. Then the deceased pontiff, dress
ed in cassock, surplice, and woollen
cap, will be carried TO the Consistory
Hall, to be visited by the cardinals,
ambassadors and the members of the
papal court. At the end of this cere-
mony, he will be dressed in full pontif-
ical robes, removed to the Sistine
Chapel, and placed on bier, surround
ed with lighted candles, and left to the
care and prayers Of the canonical poten-
tiaries.
Later the clergy Of st. Peters Cathed-
raj and the cardinals will escort the
body TO the Vatican basilica, the papal
choir singing psalms, and the Noble
Guard following with reversed arms.
The remains will be placed in the Chapel
of the Sacrament in such manner that
the feet will project beyond the TIRES
hold to permit devout mourners to kiss
them without entering the church. I'm
til the ninth day after his death the Pope
will not be inferred. The burial takes
place on that day in the morning.
New York July 20.-The Western
Union at IL 80 this afternoon announces
that the Pope is dead. The announce
ment, the Western Union people say,
came to them by cable and they believe
it correct. They have sent the announce
ment to all newspapers and press associa-
tons.
Oyster Bay, N. Y, July 20.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt has just been notified by |
the cable Office that the Pope is dead.
Washington, July 20.-United States
Charge d affaires Iddings, at Rome, has
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-28
Nmerifaniibe Neiielnif.

Wit ber sunebmenben Yrolperitdt
lteist au@ bic &eiielult bes amerifa=
ntl9en Publifums in gang %eritaunz
lt9er @eile unb es werben BON ibr
&reile anseitedt, bic ii6 friber BET
Der toaen Sasb na6 Dem Dollar
faum cine furse grbolanssfabrt mad
ber Seefil te ober mad elmer Counter
frii6e I'M @ebirse sesOnnt baben.
Q~leroinss sei@tebt ieitens nnierer
8abnen au9 NQes, Inn bieIe &eiles
luit gu for6ern. grfurlionen gu mdBtz
gen Preilen brinsen ben N%orbldnber
int Winter mad ben i@0nen @efielben
bes balbtrOpil9en Sloriba ober mo-
den linn int CONNER bic ytatur,pun=
Der bes fernen @eitens unb bic S90ns
beiten Der Facific : &iite ~susdnslid.
Oiele @eieal@aftsreilen bieten Maes,
mas Der Eouriit ii@ an 8equemli6feit
muir wani6en fann. Do@ tros bieier
uortreffliden &eileselesenbeiten, rrn
infer i@Ones 2anb tennnen gu lernen,
bate bisber bic &etielu1t ~besienisen
bes amerifanii9en Publitums,
bas ii9 eine lanSere grboluns sonz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-28

men fonnte, cine gang einleitise Sen=
beng. Srob aler nod 10 sldnsenben
S@il6erunsen iber bic @unber zines
Oelomitone garf, zines 9oiemite
Ebales unb zines @ranb Canon Of
tie Colorado, gait nlr cine Oseanreile
na9 Der alten @elt fir falbionabel.
@er gu 9auie pom 2on6on, Paris,
Berlin ODER gar pom ben Pprami6en
unb bem 9eilisen eanbe parliren
fonnte, Der mar ber sema3te amert:
fanii@e Souriit. Sir bielen mar bas
Sellenbtrse unb mas babtnter ltest tint
mer nod Ser u@tlb @elt", BEN man
ia auflu6en fonnte, uenn ct einmal
siutliiirter mar unb feline Sotel.N ST.
tommobationen it6 nit benen unie=
res Ofens ODER guropas meiien
fonnen.
Grit III gang neuerer 3eit lit IN bie=
len einleitisen Inii@ten Elm @anbel
etnsetreten un6 basu baben nt6t me-
mig unlere Yrdltbenten betsetrasen,
wel9e bur9 lire &unbreile n bas ST.
~tereile unlerer ret9ea unb maBsebeuz
ben @eleli@aftstreiie I'M Often far
sas prd9tt9e 8tnnenlanb NIT Ietnen
we9Ieluouen S5enerten unb Naturz
l9Onbetten, mte ite tetn anberes 2anb
Set @elt bietet, sepedt un6 selebrt
baben: u@arum in bic Serne i6met=
fen, iieb bas Suite l1nb S96ne ltest
bod 10 nab," unb baB es 9fli@t zines
je6er suten Entertainers lit, iein 0an6
tennen gu lernen. Gin FOLDER 8abnz
BREEDER lit CUR 3eit audi Praitbent
&ooleuelt, Der serabe bic sroBartis=
item Ssenerten bes 9anbes auflu@t.
Ste S6il6erunsen, bic bur6 bte
Yreiie ms Yublitum selansen, MIR
fen ermunternb. Oas seist am 8eiten
Bic gi;enbabnitatiitif, na6 wel@er
it@ int lesten Monat fur bic sroBen
pon Ser Y%ennlpluania g~iienbabn per-
anitalteten grfuritonen na@ galifor=
nten nt6t meniser ais 500 Pbila6elz
pbier batten eini@reiben laiien. llnb
bteie &ae merben um ptele grfabrun:
gen ret@er na@ 9auie suradfebren
unb bur6 lire S@ilberunsen neae
&efruten fir California gilser wer=
ben. 1lnb Benz lit gut 10, benn audi
fir uns Mmerifaner gilt bas @ort
bes Si@ters in erbObtem MaaBe:
u2erne Oetn 2anb fennen unb Ou
lern1t es lteben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-28
6emGbrtetne ttefen Gtnbltd.

Ote S%abrifanten pom Iderbause=
rdtbl@aften bereiten Elm S@riftltid
an BEN Yrdiibenter &ooieuelt Dor,
wel9es Elm 9tlferuf sesen 80 Sruts
lit, BON benen lte erbridt uerben.
Die Srults merben ale nambaft se=
ma6t, unb es lit ~serabesu iberraz
l@ens, gu beoba6ten, mie piele Saz
britationsswetse i@on cine monopoli
itil9e @emalt baben. 8el6' sroBen
S6aoen bieie Sruits anrt9ten, wir6
pom BEN Sabrtfanten tn bO@t interel=
lanter @eile ~barselest. Sic flasen
ni6t Bios iiber bic @erfirsuns ibre5
Yrofits, ionbern au9 uber bic Ser
lutte, bic ibnen bur3 Stoduns Der
Na6frase na@ ibren @aaren perarz
la9t werben. Sa bic GARNER bic TO-
ben YreiIe, mel6e bic Sabrifanten IN
Solse Ser Sertbeueruns ibrer &ob=
unb @albrobitofe %forbern minen,
ni9t besablen fOnnen unb wolen, be-
belfen iie ii6 NIT altmobil9en Wa=
l6inen gum aroBen Na@tbeil Der 2anb:
mirtbi6aft. Nu@ bat Der grport in
tbren @aaren fart selitten, ba Der
amerifanil@e Sabrifant in Solse Der
boben Yrobuctionsfo1ten feline @aa
rem nt@t gu einem Dem @uslanbe .ar=
nebmbaren Yreiie su liefern permas,
10 bt0ts er ite au@ anbietet. Suite
reliant lit au6 bic Semerfung, baB
jeber Sruit etnen onberen beruorz
brinst, wie ii6 bas ipeciea an Ser
Sabritation BON lan6mirtbl6aftli6en
WaI6inen erwtelen bat. Neunsis
Prosent bieler @aare werben jest BON
einem Sruit berseltelt, Ser ii6 biloen
muBte, UNI ii6 Der grpreiiunsen Ser
senannten 80 Sru It's gu entsteben.
Ote Ystition lit 10 wi6tis 1nb se=
wdbrt einen tiefea gtablid in bas
Srultwelen. @irfli6e Nbbilte fam
aber bod mobl nur ber gonsreB &c.
mdbren. OieIer allein beiibt bic le=
~sislatiue @emalt. gs lit Der Gonz
9reB, Der I eformirt werben muB, ebe
Geformen 9el9afien werben fOnnen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-28
triit bic S@ulb ni6t auein bic Seamz
ten. perantmortlth lit Sic aau,e Yiir=

triiit bic S9ulb ni3t aIein bic Seamz
ten, perantmortli9 lit bic gauge Sarz
serl6aft. Cine gerbeiieruns bieler
3ultdnbe in Ser Sermaltuns fann nl1r
bur6 bic Sebuns bes itttli3en unb &C.
meinlinnisen gbaratters bes sansen
Solfes seboben werben. Sies sei6iebt
aber ni9t, wie man it9 bier einbilbet,
bur9 grri6tuns BON Sibltotbefen unb
So@f6ulen, ionbern bur6 cine before
grStebuns Der Susenb, bur3 Itrense
Oisciplin un6 bic @ew0bnuns an elm
or6entli9es iittli9es 8etrasen. S3aut
auf bic ameritanii@e Suseno, bic ii6
rob unb unseSiisel1, fred uno panbaz
lil9 berumtummelt. Sa babt ibr bic
flnftisen Sirser. Mfan nennt bas
cine grsiebuns our Sreibeit unb Selbltz
itdnbtsteit, bic aber CUR @%ntwideluns
auer roben 2ei6eni6aften fabrt unb
iesli@e Selb itbeberri6uns unb Sittenz
cultur ausi9lieBt. @enn erit Der einc
seborene Nmerifaner gu bieier ginii9t
selanst, mirb es nit Der OHentli6en
8ermaltuns in Stabt unb 2anb better
merben-eber ni9t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-28
@D eS feblt.

SIS feblt in bieiem 2anbe ni@t an
Salenten un6 Wtitteln, bic bette Ser
paltuns Ser @elt gu baben, aber grade
ba feblt's. @as lit bic llria6e2
Upon taft alien Stabten IN Counties
unb Staaten BORT man iber bic Ser
i9wenbuns Der 0fentli6en Wittel tlaz
gen. Oie ptelen unteri@lasunsen BON
8eamten unb Mnselteuten, bic 8eite9z
unsen, manselbafte nn6 parteiii9e
Our6fabruns Der @eiebe unb 8erorbz
nunsen, Serna@ldhisuns Der Mmts=
pfli9ten uno n%norbnuns in allen 3wei=
gen Der germaltuns laiien feinen 3mei=
fel ibris, baB es an ta@tisen, @arats
terfeiten unb ebrli@en 8eamten feblt.
Das golt labt ii@'s sefallen, ionit
miibte es balb anbers werben. Somit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-28
SrufS.

Eruit lit Elm beim @olte perpOntes
Wort, obmsbl baHelbe nabesu lautet
wte Sroit, NIT benz es benz urlpruns
na9 iinnpermanbt 1T. Oas Wort lit
enslii@, unb als 3ettwort bebeutet es
%uertrauen, unb ais Sauptuort Elm an
9etrautes @ut, &rebit. Sn enserer
8ebeutuns ueritebt man uuter Erult
eine 9ereinisuns pom chamber uer
trauenben a0rperI6aften gu senein
l@aftli6su sroBen unternebmunsen
un5 swar berart, oaB bic einseluen
&0rperl6af,en ibren Atttenbelib
|(Stods) sesengerttfitate, bic Der Sruit
aussiebt, an benielbsn abtreten. Our@
feline 8ertral,ensmdnner ODER Srultees
beauf1t6tist Der Erut, ODER better &c.
iast, leitet er ale %ueretniSten Inter
nebmunsen unb beetnFuBt beren Ots
%rettionen. Nue 3tnlen unb Bet Sc:
mimi Der einselnen Probu3enten itnb
an ben Srut ab5ultefern, ber leinerz
ieits na@ Nbjus ietner Soften bteiel:
ben an bic @inselnen 8etrtebe mteber
uertbeilt, wel@e iona@, itatt ielbftan:
bigger nnternebmunsen, feline Isens
turen 9euorben itnb.
WaS man in europa &arteq betBt,
1T Elm nt@t 10 enSer 8erbanb ober
Ssrtras, tnbem er nur etne semeinz
fame &eseluns ber Yrobuftion ODER
Ger Pretie Der Yrobufte, ODER enbli9
beibes 5uiammen beablt9tist. Mebnlt@
ben &arteQen 1paren bic friber Ibli=
den iosenannten Yools Coon benz Sea-
men beS giniabes beim Spiel), BET
mel@en bic betbetltsten @eieul9aften
beren @eminne unb @erluite suiam=
m%entruseu unb BEN l1eberl@uB unter
it9 pertbeilten. Ser Tfult serit6rt bic
mirtbi@aftli@e SelbtanbtStett Der ein:
aelner peretntsten 11nternebmunser,
mdbrenb ite bas &arteI beiteben ldbt.
8ei benz Eruit sebt bic 9eituns Der
selammtenY rotuttton IN bteS dnbe nee
niger Yerfonen, Der Eruitees, lber,
bte bierbur9 etne ,lnsebeure &apttalss
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-28

ma9t In ii@ uereinisen unb ben Martt
beberri@en. gs perftebt ii@ pom ielbft,
bab cine iol@e Ma@tfalle oft mib=
brau9t wirb, unb baB bic betannte
&adf9tsloitstett unb Selbfiu@t, bic
i6on obnebtn elmer 10 sroBarttsen Or=
saniiation tnnemobnenbeu Na@tbeile
nod uermebrt unb I@lieBli3 gu elmer
biretten @efabr iomobl fur bic Bolts
wirtbi9aft als aud fur bic politti@e
gntwidluns bes sansen Bottles ma@t.
Oenn bic Eruitees, benen bic semanbz
telten Ibuotaten bes 2anbes gu Otenit
iteben, mihen ibren md@tisen @infub
auf bic 8olfsuertretung aus5ubebnen
unb ipielen Bel ben @ablen eine sroBe,
oft entl9ei6enbe Stole.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-28

"a i6eint, baB unter Der Serpalt=
un9 S'Gonnel's In uunierer" fatbolis
i9en l1niperlitdt bod aImdblt9 elm
neuer Ours eiusei@lasen tuerben iou.
Soeben leien MIR I'M eriten Slatt Der
Berliner 9ermanta pom s. Wat:
uEibtnsen, 7. Mai acknowledgement
ber @ermanta.) Yrofeiior pon Stunt
erbielt eineu &uf an bic fatboliide
tbeolosii6e Sacultdt in @aibiuston.
St wtrb inbeien bieien %ebrenuollen
&uf %ablebnen." Oie ablebnuns bes
ausseseidneten Eibinser YrofeHors
mi fen MIR aufri@tis be6auern. ste
1T aber, pom aIen anbern mOsli6en
Wotiuen abseieben, i@on baraus erz
fldrli@, bab benz Srn. Prof. p. Stunt
bte bttteren @aibtustoner grfabrun=
gen ietner goueSen Misr. S9rOber
unb Or. Poble wobl befannt itnb.
rOas tit Der Stud Der b6ien Sbat."
gs barfte it@ als etne idwieriSe auf=
sabe erueilen, irsenb einen nambaften
beutiden @elebrten sur l1eberitebe=
lung nod 8aibinston gu beuesen.
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SrdberibmIdun9sta8

Mdbrenb it6 Der Norben riltet,
nod alter lieb %seporbener 8eile bic
9raber Oerer gu i9miden, ,pel9e in
benz blutisen 8ruberswiit Dor pier
Sesennieu tbr 0eben fir bic grbalz
tuns Der Union lieBen unb mel9e ieit=
benz CUR sroBen Armee e~inberufen
uurbeu, famen brunten i'm Slben
bic @%eteraneu Der iiblt9en Mrmee gu
ibrer Sabresfonpention sulammen.
slber wel9' anberer @eiit beieelte bod
biele Seriammluns I'M @esenIas gu
benz, welder it6 nod por einem
Sabrfanft auf berartiseu @ereinisun=
gen tunbsab. 8el9' lt0ne @erte
ipra@ ni@t Der sreile Sii6of BON
@empbis, Der einft als Selbtaplan
BEN Sibli9en In ben Streit sefolst
NOR, BET Ser @r0fuuns - @orte,
bic in Norb unb Sib @ieberbau fin
ben io0ten: u@09te i'd niemals mie
Der bas @ort r&ebel", bas 8ort
ganfee in usrd9tlt9em Stnne b6ren;
m6se uns ale nur bas @ort Burger
ber Union" p%ereinen, Norb unb Sib gu
slei9er Stunbe an ben 9rdbern Der
Selben trauern, bic ii9 in buntler
Stunbe als Setnbe sesendber itan6en
unb bic ii3 mieber s~efunben baben,
rm benz seeinten 8aterlanb gu ueuer
9r0Be unb Ma6t su uerbelfen."
r1nb pie t6nnte bieie Sbee i96ner
perpirtli6t wsrben, ais bur@ eine &C.
meiniame Sobtenfeter i'm san3en
Sanbe. Sdon bat ft9 bic semein=
fame @oltsuertretuns, Der &onsreB,
Der 9flese Der 9rdber ber etnltisen
&onf0rberirten auf ben Nationalfrteb=
bOfen ansenommen, unb no INNER
ft9 iol9e 9rabitdtten i'm Norben BE-
finben, werben au9 ite ni@t uerseiien,
1onbern NIT frii@em Grin 9e19midt ;
ruarum iolIten ni@t aud bic Sabliz
den ibre Decoration Oaps", bic test
in ueri9iebenen Staaten on ueri9iez
benen Sasen ftattinben, auf benisl
ben Sag perlesen, ba i'm San5en Nor
ben Der Eobten seba9t wirb bann
rpirbe berielbe gu einem mabren Ser
i0bnunssfeit, gu einem %nationalen
Ssiertas in Der i9Oniten 8e6eutuns
werben. Wit jebem Sabre perblaBt
ber @ebanfe, baB Der Gag ausI9ltebz
lid ber S@miduns Der &rtesersraber
sepibmet lit, INNER mebr. Sole na@z
fte Generation i@on mirb i'm nur als
einen Sag bes @ebenfsns an bic baz
straightforward 9teben bur@ bic fin:
MICE S6miduns ibrer &ubeltatten
feiern, .psnu au9 itsts bic bantbare
grinnerrns an bas iiesbafte Sefteben
Der sefdbrli6iten &rilis in u~nierer
9el9i9te unb an bic Selben btel es
Som lifts i'm ytorben i'm 8orbersrunb
iteben ,pirb. 1n6 nit benz Wanbel
in benz gbaretter bes Cages faQt au9
bas Clement fort, wel9es ben Siben
our seionSerten 5eier fir feline Eobten
peranlaBt bat, unb wirb bas 8ort
bes 8ii6ofs pom Wempbts wabr,
baB ni9ts bic ginbett bes auf ewis
u~nsetbsilteu amerttanii9en @oltes
596ner gum gusbrud brinsen fann,
als Elm grdberldmidunsstas fir bic
gauge Union, als Elm Muferitebunss.
feit BET Nation aus altem Saber unb
3pietradt gu reuer @r0Be unb
Wa9t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-28
3metter Tbet.


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