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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-02-05
TALES TOLD UNDER HEADS

privilege Of extending my thanks to
yourself, in the first place. for making
the oratorical contest of January
Soth a possibility. and too much
could not be said in the commenda-
tion of the splendid care of teachers
of the South Canon school, who have
by their efforts developed the am
bitions of their scholars in the direc-
ton OF this splendid work. And.
again to the judges of that occasion,
for the oonsiderate way in which they
passed upon my oration. And also
the careful training and good work of
Rev. Fisher. We will not forget the
people of this community who gave
their encouragement and support in
the undertaking, and who we're so
loyal to US as their representatives,
FRANK J. HARVEY.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-02-05

10 solicit subscriptions: c. c. Daw-
son, chairman; H NJ. Mingay. T. d.
Coulter. Gilbert Campbell. BAL De-
Weese. Z. D. Bradbury. F. E. Thomas,
Dr. 7. B. Moore. Henry Hutton. r. S.
Coolbaugh. C. A. Biggs. 7. N. Hard
ing. J, II. Harrison, ]. NJ, Ragsdale,
d. ". Ross. c. E. Michod. ]. W.
Work. A. d. Morrison and John /.
Dcniston.
A meeting of the general commit
tee was held the following morning
and a Subcommittee consisting Of J..
| Deniston, J. II. Harrison and j. NJ.
Ragsdale was named to divide the
city into districts in order that each
member OF the soliciting committee
might have special territory to can
vsss, the sub committee also being
empowered to receive bids for sites.
The prospect Of securing the school
here appears to be very good, but it
cannot be accomplished without lib
eral inducements in the way of cash
and land, as Pueblo, Colorado Springs
and Denver are making strenuous
efforts to get it. Such an institution
as the Synod of Colorado has in view
would be of almost incalculable value
to Canon City, and our citizens should
leave no stone unturned to capture
the prize.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-02-05
Definite Steps We're Taken
Much Interest Manifested

city have already subscribed 81 400
towards the project as an evidence
of their interest in the matter and
may be depended upon to exert their
influence in every way to bring about
its realization. An appeal will short
ly be made to the public for funds in
aid of the completed institution, and
it is felt that if everybody helps a
little in this matter, as they certainly
should, because of the usefulness and
scope of the proposed hospital there
will be no great difficulty in raising
the eight or nine thousand dollars
necessary to bring about the ambi-
tions of its promoters. A public
hospital here would "fll long felt
want" and should receive a generous
encouragement from our people.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-02-05

A number of people met in the
commissioners room at the court
house last Monday night to discuss
the movement inaugurated some
weeks ago for a public hospital in
this city. Although given no great
publicity, the meeting was well at
tended, considering the disagreeable
character of the weather, and the en-
thusiasm evoked among those pres
eut, argues well for the success Of
the undertaking. Although the medi-
cal fraternity was largely represented
the gathering was not, by any means,
composed exclusively Of that class;
there being several ministers Of the
gospel, lawyers and representative
business men present. A number of
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-02-05

companies to place gates at the
Ninth street crossing was adopted
and ordered placed upon the city
records.
The sewer committee recommended
that the city engineer be required to
place all maps and profiles relating to
the sewer system in the city vaults
for safe keeping, which was adopted.
The sewer committee was granted an
extension of time to complete the
work of adjusting the assessments
agains city lots subject to taxation
for the construction of the sewer
system
The cemetery committee recon-
mended that new scale of prices be
made governing the sale Of family
lots in the city cemetery, also that
the tool house at the old cemetery be
rebuilt and enlarged and that the
salary of the sexton be fixed at sixty
dollars a month, which was adopted.
The sewer committee reported that
the ditch at the outlet of the sewer
system had been deepened, thus obvi-
ating all danger of an overflow in
consequence of inadequate drainage
facilities
After some other business of an
unimportant character the council ad
journed till next Monday night, when
it will re-convene for the purpose of
attempting to reach a solution OF the
sewer problem.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-02-05

make the awards. Judge II. S. Bailey
Bailey, Judge Jas. L. Cooper and
announced the decision OF the judges
in very happy little speech in
which he commended the work of all.
Mr., Frank Harvey, of South Canon,
was given first prize, and Miss 0na
Pittenger, of Canon, received the
second prize. The prizes were SIS in
gold to the first, and $40 to the Sec
ond.
The contest was gotten up at the
suggestion of Mr.. Guy L. Hardy,
who donated the prize money to the
schools.
The following is the program:
Grafton, The Home in the Govern
ment," May Terry, ). c. II. :.
Grafton. "a Mess of Pottage," Ned Nafe,
:. c. II. ;.
Grafton, Abraham Lincoln" Leslie
Damewood, ;. c, II. :.
Grafton, "kosciusko,' Corbin Robson,
{. {. =. II.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-02-05
The Hospital Question
Under Consideration

short addresses were made in which
the speakers urged the necessity of
establishing hospital here as mat
ter of public policy, and pledged
themselves to use their best endeavors
to assure its success. Agreeing upon
the desirabiIity of such a hospital as
has been outlined in the local press
it was decided to take definite steps
towards its consummation and to
that end a committee of ways and
means to formulate plans for the pro-
posed institution was appointed, its
members being Mrs Geo. A. Baker,
Mrs. F. A. Reynolds, Mrs. c. W. Bur
rage. Mrs. Geo. F. McRay, A. H.
White and Drs. C. H. Wilkinson and
W. 7. Little. The physicians of the
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-02-05

d. n. Cooper and Q. @. Patton
left last Saturday for couple of
weeks visit to Galveston and other
points of interest in Texas. The
former was the winner in the Record
contest a few weeks ago, in conse-
quence Of which he received railroad
transportation to Galveston and return
and a pure Of fifty dollars in gold.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-02-05

Music, Losve Dobson and Harry Chap
son. {. c. II. 5.
Grafton. Napoleon, the Savior of
France" Ada Ross, C.C.H.
Grafton, The Essen Philanthropist,"
George Hadden, {. {. II. 5,
Grafton, Theodore Roosevelt" Geo. K.
Whipple. {. C II. :.
Grafton. The Patriotism of American
Women" Lola Hobson. 5. {. II. ;.
instrumental music. 5. {. II. :. Junior
Quartette-rom Warner. Archie Heaton.
Blake Warner, Robert Qutulan.
Grafton. Joan OF Arc" ona Pittenger."
&C. II. :.
Grafton. nj ght Birds out of the Stars"
Ethel Noyle. :. G. II. :.
Grafton, The Greatest Man OF the 18th
Century" Frank Harvey. ;. {. II. 5
Music. Grasshopper Quartette-Ciyde V.
Hardy, Geo. X. whippl-, Harry Chap.on.
Edd Curtis.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-02-05
FOR NEXT YEAR.

Mr.. Hardy was SO well pleased with
the success of this first contest that
be has decided to offer S25 to the
schools for a similar contest on Nc
Kinley's birthday next year if it is
desired by the schools.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-02-05

Things Interesting Concerning the
Town, Its People, and Those Who
Do and Say Practical Things
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-02-05
Appreciated

EDITOR RECORD
| wish, through your columns, the
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-02-05

The Sewer Question Will
Again Be Consi d ere d
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-12

pper ieiren 0Grtsrn einen GeIu9 as
~ftatten min, pirD nie eth Sad 0etreibe
i'm 2agerbaus en~,por9e6iBt. Sin fol-
DIES &raftfunfftiid 1T notiirli6 niGt
SebermunnS SADIE, uno oft branbeE
Die See 70 ungeftIm, buB Die 9oOts
nt9t anlegen fDnnen. SIN Spmmer it
Elm Seiu9 inbefen bequemer; mon bat
fDgar in neuefter Sett etnen Sabritubl
bei6afft, auf benz 9amen, pel9e Die
S:reppe ni9t benuBen pOllen, binaufsez
bunben tperben. Nls WGrter i'm Miz
sStz2eu6tthurm palten nur itarte
unb 5uperldifige Mdnner ibres Nmtes,
2eute, bic berbdltnibmdbig gut Be ols
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-12
@rtaltunssn finn seiabrlid.

8ie bdufis b0ren tie Bite auslase:
IS lit nrr eire grtaltun9," uno
einise Sage ipdter finpen Tie aus, paB
Ser Wann on einem 0ungenfieber nie=
berliest. Oies lit 10 bdufig Der 6da,
baB etne grfdltuns, wern aud mod
10 lei9t, nidt unberiditdti9t selafen
rperben lolte. gbamberlatn'S 9u9
Itenmittel sretit irSenb einer gfeisuns
gum 0~unsenfieber Dor. IS betlt I'M.
mer ano lift ansenebm gu nebmen.
Ierfauit In aGen apotbefen, no ga.
tent. Webisinen gu baben ftnb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-12
&heumatismns lit cine Der @ise,

Nbeumatisn1ls lit etne Der gtgen:
I9aften bieieS perdnberlt9en glimas,
unb Ns:ni's Nlpenfrduter 8lutbele
Der bas Wittel i'm gu beilen, iast
Scr. @m. &elins III Carter Gitp,
&%anias: vWtt Der srOBten Sreube
fam i'd beri9ten, baB Nlpsnfrduter
8lutbelsber MIR louobl mie meiuer
Srau gut sethan bat. sd mar 10
seplast NIT &beumatismus, taB i9
nt9t mebr seben tonnte. 6abe iabre
lang seboftert aber tetne SeIleruug
erba(ten. Na9 Dem @ebrau6 BON vi.
penfrduter Slutbalebsr bin i'd iebt 10
melt berseiteut, baB i'd mieber arbeiien
tann. Sreili6 NIT l ODER 2 Slaiden,
wie uiele sIauben, lit es ni9t setban,
i6 uno meine Srau bQ6en 10 SlaI6en
uerbrau3t. Weine sSrou bate etuen
'I6limmeu SUP, Der often war Bis gum
&nie. Sic batte jdbrelans feinen
Sdub mebr an5ieDan tOnnen, iebt lit
ibr SUP bell unb ttnfen, aud bic @e
i6mulS uno Der, &rampT lit ueti6puny
ben. @erbe Sbre W(ebisin itels i'm
Sauie balten." SIM @esenlob 81
anberen fertis9eteutea Webisinen TT
Der 9lutbeleber nidt in Npotbefen gu
baben, ionbern nur pon 2ofal= Isenter,
ODER bur6 ben Gi9entbimer brett.
Sdreibt an Or. geter Sabrnep, 112:
ia 90. 9opne Mpe. Gbtcaso, Sa.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-12
CASTORIA
fur sauglinge und Kinder.
Die Sore, Die hr Inner Gekauft HABIT
.., r..ss d. 70. &MZzzM
Rfd1tf1.

@ater (5u feinem Sobn, etnem
flotten Stubiofus): r9u ptaf Dir
cine Miinseniammluns anlesen9 Sas
tommt mir gerabe 10 Dor, als penn
fi9 unfer 8orel cine @urfiammluns
anleger pplte!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-12
Ser Winot-2eu9ttburm bel Stilrm.

Ser Winot-9eu9ttburm bel Sturm.
iebo9 bic Woger 5tpii9en ben @Gulen,
iie rifen biefe nieber unb brabten ben
Sburm gum @infturs, nobel Die brei
2eu9tt6urmtpdrter ertranfen. Sas
8erf9ninben bes Sburmes ma9te 1td
balb fiiblbar; Elm Sabr fpdter f4eiz
terte bic st. Sobn," BON teinem 2i9ts
getparnt, gang in Der Ndbe, unb 159
Menf9en 5anten in bic Siefe; mebrere
anbere S9iffstataitropben folsten.
Grit in 1860 mar Der ia SUB bobe
rleue Sburm, Der $312,5OO gefoftet
batte, fertig. 8on Stodnert gu Stods
inert, beren Der Sburm 5 bat, fubren
inner eiierne Sreppen.
8et f9Dnem Wetter 1T bic MaFas
9ufettsz8at bon 2eben. @ie rieiigs
@9ndne fommen auf ibrer Sabrt mad
Bottom Seseli9iffe aus benz fernen
Often seaosen; nit i9paraen Rau9z
itreifen, bic ii9tpie cine foloHale 5lasge
am 9immel binaieben, erf9einen bic
groBen Sampfer, unb baapif9en seiz
gen ii9 tleinere S4iffe aler Dirt:
SH9bampfer, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
&ennpa9ten, 2ootienboote, fleine &iz
fteni9iffe, bic ben 8ertebr apii4en
ben ringsum gelegenen 9afenorten
bermitteln, 5abrSeuge, nel9e 8retter
aus Maine ober friibe &artoffeln unb
3tpiebeln bon ben 8ermubas berbeiz
f4affen.
Selte,1 finb inbeb an jener &ifte bic
Sage abfoluter Winbfttae. Wenn aber
Der Sturmtptnb feline S9ptnsen iiber
bas Meer brettet, bann palt unb post
cine braufenoe, siiaenbe Mafie climber;
bDber tbiirmen fi9 8erge BON S9uum
unb WaHer, tiefer edbnen bic SbGler;
20 ober 80 Meilen ms 2anb btneir
f9alt bann Der pdan bes Meeres, Elm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-12
,,Natatppit."
otedsmadenoe llmw6Isun0 aut BEN 0ebiete
0sr OReprooutttonSte&nit.

oSsdsma@eaoe %iimwaIsamo aai BEN 0sbiese
BET 0eprooaftionSts@nit.
Seit etnem S~abrbunbert finb bic
mertpirbisen Wtrfunsen betannt,
tpel4e gepife Stoffe BEL 9emif4en
@orsdnsen anf9einenb nur bur9 tbre
@e9entuart berborrufen. 8eraeltus, Der
beriibmte f9mebt4e gbemtter Q779
-1848), ndnnte bies Ratalbie (Mufs
lDfuns), unb NIT biefem Namen Be-
aei9net bic WiFenf9aft ben @orsans
nod heute. tpenn lebterer aud felbft
Elm &dtbfel seblteben tit. Dasesen bat
bic reuere Gbemie, b. 3. bic pbbiitas
hide Gbemie, unfere &enntniTe bier
iiber pertteft unb uns selebrt, cine
Reibe berartiser grf4einunsen gu be-
berrf9en.
Gin Meiiter auf biefem Sorf9unssz
sebiet tit Der 2etpatser uniperfitdtsz
protector Sitpalb, Der, aufammen nit
fetnem 4iiiitenten Or. @rob. bor Sur
gem Elm auf &atalpfe fubenbes 8erfabs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-12

Yrofeiior 81 tpalo. 0r.s @rob.
rem CUR @erpielfdltigung photograph;
f9er 8tlber obne 2t9t, bic u&atatp@
pie" Der Seffentli9feit iibereeben bat.
Sas 8erfabren, tpelbes pielfa6, aber
ungenauer Weiie Photographic p5ne
2i4t" genannt tpirb, tit apetfelos cine
Der beDeutenbi ten grfinDungen Der
Ateu5ett.
8ei Der 9atatppie sef9iebt bic Qrfs
nabme Der NegatiDe gang tpie bts6er in
Der &amera auf 8rDmitl6er; nur
brau6t bteies ni9t auf elmer bur9ii6z
tigen llnterlase (9las ober gellulpib)
ftattonfinben, Oa berna9 bon Dem emit
tptdelten 8ilbe nur bic SberflG9e gez
brau9t ptrb. Sir ben Druid bebarf
man bes 2i9tes nt9t mebr.
8eim &opiren ipirb bas Nesatip
init @etber iibergoifsn unb bann Tn
&opirrabmen nit gepDbnli6em ober
se~latinirtem Papier, ober !Sol5 II. /. IN.
ettpa sebn Setunben lang sulammenz
sefpannt. Snfolge BON &atalbie iberz
trGgt ii9 nun bas Bib unb UNI es
ft4tbar gu MAIDEN, bat man bann nur
nOtbig, bic aus benz Rabmen senomz
meme &opte erit in gifen aebn Sefuns
ben lang gu enttpideln unb tie bann in
etne 9aauslOfung gu tau9en. Sur9
3ufab anberer Materialien fann man
aud ieben b~eliebtsen Sarbenton eraie>
len.
9as Bib got, tpie bic unteriu9uns
lebrt, ale Seinbeiten bes Originals
NIT boiler S9drfe tpteber. Siisen mir
nod bin5u, baB bas neue 0erfabren
tpeientli9 biIiger tit, 10 bebarf es nobl
fetner petteren Qusfibrung, um aud
in tpeiteren &reiien bic Grpartung auf
8eraasemeineruns beiielben gu fpanz
men.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-12

ten 8ilber. gn Sturmtagen i'm
@inter 1T Der 8efu9 bes 2eu9t>
tburmes pber Elm 9erfebr BON
bort nit Dem 2anbe p0Qig uns
mDgli9. 9ie IMteile, LANCE gifen%
treppe, Die auben Bis an bas, 40 SUB
bonn Waffer entfernte unterIte 5enfter,
bas mon audi ppbl Die S6iir nennen
fann, fiibrt, tit pereiit unb unpafiirbar,
tpie benin au3 mdhtige gtsaapfen ben
Sburm ni9t ielten runbum bethlehem
unO eisentbiimli9 beforiren. Semanb,
Der gu biefer 3eit benz 2euattburm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-12
4 in Sturm unO 9raus.
Scr Ninnts9eu&ttburm, ieine @ar:
ter unb beren Nufeaben.

Des1ebr ans etarme In Der wsaHaduiettS,
Hai-eea@ttbarms Ginttars aao edimsfa,
tefrspbea-aaSemotenit Der Der. etaatem.
Oie @efabren, nit benen Der atlans
fif4e Oaean bic S4ifffabrt burd
6tiirme unb f9tpere Nebel bebrpbt,
pflesen i'm Wonat Tebruar ibren 9Dbes
punt suerret4en, unb bamtt tritt bann
aud fir bic 2eu9ttburmpdrter an ben
&iften bes etlanttf9en Meeres bic be-
f9perli9fte 3eit i'm Sabre elm. @ine
Der gefabrppuften 9esenben in bieier
periobe bilben bic @eitabe bon 9teus
england, bic audi ben beriibmtei item
2eu9ttburm Der Ser. Staten unb
einen Der betannteiten Der Welt au pers
sei9nen baben. gs 1T bies Der unfern
GobaHet, 16 Meilen pitfibOitli9 bon
Bottom in Der MaKa9uiettsz8ai be-
ftnbli9e Mtnptz2 eu9stburm. Der aus
9ranit unb @ifen aufsefibrte runbe
Sburm itebt auf einem E lfenriff, bus
BEL Gbbe 81 SUB aus benz @afer rast,
Bel Slutb 7 SUB 2 3oa unter Der @aiz
feroberfld9e ltest. Die folibe Strut
tur tit Der apette 2eu9ttburm, ben
jener 5elien trGgt. Der erite, 1849
bonenbete Sburm mar a9tedig unb
rubte auf e%ifernen gfeilern, spif9en
benen bic pogenbe See btnbur9branz
bette. Man glaubte BEL bteIer Nnlage
bic Wu9t bes InpraQs Der WeGen 81
perminbern; in elmer Sturmna9t I'M
@tnter bes Sabres 1856 berfingen itG
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-12

Gie pobnen nit ibren Samtlien am
naben @eitabe In 9dufern, bic bon
Staats tpegen fir lie erri9tet tporben
iinb, unb pe9ieln i'm CONNER an jez
benz britten Sage ab. CUR 3ett Der
9erbfttiirme unb i'm @tnter bersebt
aIerbings bispeilen cine Wode, Biz fe
an's2anb fommen fDnnen. Ser 2eudtz
tburm tit bann fir tie etn Gefdnsnib,
aus benz es tein gntrtnnen gtbt, Bis
Sturm unb Wosen ii9 befdnfttst ba=
ben.
Die @rbaltung Der 2eu9ttbirme,
2eu9ti9iffe unb 8ojen Der Ser. Staa<
ten foftet idbrli9 iber 100000.
Die @e9Glter Der circa 400 2eu4tz
thurmpdrter belaufen fi9 aGein auf
$S5O.OOO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-12
&d,rutertopr muurdn.

Ser 2anbgraf beiu9t in 8eglettuns
fetnes 4biutanten cine 9emGlbeausz
itelung. 8or einem gortrGt, pel9es
bic geaei9nuns rSelbitportrdt" trdst,
bleibt er betpunoernb fteben unb fagt
bann gu feinem 8egleiter: nSamos-
db gang ausge5ei4net, Selbftportrdt
ion audi BON mir aema4t tperben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-12

tptloes, bumpfes
9eulen Der
Slutb, bic gegen
bic 6elien raft.
9 e m
Spielbaa, B e n
bic 9ano bes
&na b ldffis
bin b b e +
f9leubert, taus
melt d93enbe
S9iff auf benz
brobenben Gle
mente bin unb
ber. SHE Der
Minpt : 2eu9ts
tburm an ipl9en
Sagen ii@ aus
nimmt, 5eigt bas
cine Der beiaefIoz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-12
Teue Hefprbbre6er. 81

Neue Refprbbre6er. Ote
rGunarb" z2tnie lGBt in England apei
neue S5eanzB inbbunbe bauen, beren
ieber $6,5OO,OO0 toften ion. Gs 1T
itipulirt, bab lie ibre Sungfernfabrt I'M
Stunt 1905 MAIDEN miifen. Sie Sc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iinb etnas
mobiftairt porben, aber bic S9tffe
miifen feds Stunben lang ie 26 &noz
ten unb spei Sage bintereinanDer Is
Rnoten per Stunbe bampfen fOnnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-12
RiihttrH BflH.

Batter (u einem iungen Manne,
BET Inn feline So9ter anbdlt): rWas
finb Ste2 gbemifer in elmer Nttros
glDcerinfa6rif9 glee, einem Manne,
Der INNER NIT einem SuBe in ben
@olten ftebt, sebe i9 meine Soater
nimt."
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DEF UeIDeH. vi!
Nebeltagen tpirb
in sepifen 3piz
i9enrdumen bic
grobe @lode gez
lGutet, beren tie
fer Son unterz
tpeilen an ittaen
Sasen, iosar in
Der Stabt 8oz
ton bernommen
tptrb. Na9 neues
item 8eftimmunz
gen gtbt es auf
benz burme ieBt
bier WGrter, Inn
Elm Dfteres NblD=
fen Der 2eute au
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-12
aalilnrrnnrr aIlmlfnnn.

&c 9 r9uber, Sic finb gee
ftdnbig, benz &ldser Elm DIR abgerihen
gu baben; tDnnen sic fir biefe robe
Shat milbernbe umitdnbe porbrinz
sen?"-rSatpobl; er bat auf benz DIR
Eff mir mebr g'bDrt!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-12
New Process
Steam-Laundrv

@enn 10, bann miro es ii9 gu6 Iebneu,
n;9t auBer gl6t 81 laieit, baB mir guer 81,
gsntbum %bsbanbeln, als mare es bas unieris
ge. @ir baben bic politdnbisite @ai9ans
Halt i'm 9sorbweten unb ltefern eriter 6laiIe
arbeit. @ir gebrau9en feline @bemtfalien ;
mir perberben baber Sure Sa6eu ni6t. @enn
Sbr refine Irbeit uub bette Sebanblung ipoIlt,
baum beuft aIt inns. llnlere Nreiie iinb uieb=
riser ais %iouitpo, uilS mir beiorseu @lre So
milienpGi6e biutger, ais Ssbr es ielbif tbun
tOnut. Grfunbi9t iiub iiberSeust Sud. @ir
taben gSenten iii ben umliesenbeu StGbten.
G.. 8. Neper 9aaapftpafGanfalt,
@isentbimer.
Oople's @ebGube on S. Iue. g. ct. GIoub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-12

f3-sNS.s*
Sdnblerunb Sabrifanteu in Senfer= uub
Sbirrabmen, Orabtfenferu unb EbI'
rem nnb ionfi9en gum 8au 8eb6ri8en
Sol3artifeln. 8effeaunger prompt unb
befens beiorst. Sabrif Z. Mpenue n6rb.
lid, @arter's Dtiible 9eeeniiber. l=l,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-09-16
SCORE WHAT THEY BELIEVE TO
EE A GOOD POINT IN THE
BOUNDARY DISPUTE.
CHAIRMAN ALyERSTONE'S ATTITUDE
BRITISH ATTORNEY GENERAL AR
CUES CASE BEFORE ALAS.
KAN TRIBUNAL.

London, Sept 16.-The first day OF
the oral argument in the Alaskan
boundary question was taken up by
Attorney General Finlay. who par
TALLY presented the Canadian view OF
this important controversy. WEel
the tribunal adjourned at a few min
utes after fo-lr o'clock the Canadians
were gratified at scoring what they
believed to be the first good point.
During the afternoon session the at
torney general sought to establish the
position of Portland channel and iiX
the entrance thereto. He interpreted
the words, "A la Hauteur de" in the
Russo-B British correspondence leading
to the signature of the treaty of 1928,
not as showing that the boundary line
ION the same parallel" and the lower
end of Prince of Wales island, as
claimed by the United States, but
"off of" as asserted by Canada.
The effect of this would be to FIX
the line at 81 degrees As minutes. as
claimed by Canada. Chief Justice AL
verstone agreed with Attorney Gen
eral Finlay
When American counsel have the
opportunity to speak they say they
will show that the Canadians them
selves have given various interpreta-
tons of the phrase, and they are In
clined to minimize the importance OF
Lord AlvOrEtone's statement.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-09-16
IRRIGATION CONGRESS OPENS.
Eleven 6ts.es West Of the Mississippi
Represented.

Ogden. Utah, Sept 16-With dele
gates present from eleven states west
Of the Mississippi river representing
practically every commercial organi-
zation In the great territory included
In the semi-arid and arid region OF
the country and the state and munic-
ipal governments, the eleventh ses-
sion of the National Irrigation con-
gress opened here during the day.
The sessions will continue until Fri
day and during that time much i'm
portant action is expected to be taken
looking toward the reclamation OF the
vast unsettled territories of the West
that but await the touch of water to
blossom and bear fruit. Not since the
beginning of the movement looking
toward government aid in vast
scheme of irrigating the arid West
has so much interest been taken In
the meetings of the irrigation con-
gress and during the four days ses-
sions irrigation and its kindred sub
jects, forestry and colonization will
not only be discussed but practical
illustrations of what irrigation is do
ing for the West will be given.