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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06

lleberii1t ber psri9iebenen Mctionen bes
8oarb rpurbe sema9t unb bic IbdnberunSen
obAe @usnabme sutsebeiBen.
9luf glntras @erta9an9 sine die.
@eor9 g n9eIbarb,
Sorliber Der @usslei6uussbebOrbe BON
Stearns County, Minn.
geitdtiqt:
8. 9. @reper,
Glerf Der neutrality-suspicious..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06
mtBuuuH.

sic (pon einem eei9ibten 4usz
fi9tspuntt benz ftrDmenben Resen suz
fdauenb): rI9, Mdnn9en, pie Der
berrli9e Gesen bic biirftenbe, perz
fdma9tenbe Jlur erquidt!"-n 50.
unb t9 mub bier i'm Srpdenen Itben!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06
Mittmo9, ben 80. Suli. 1903

Ser gertasuns semdB trat Der 8oarb su=
iammen /; aue Witslieber aumeienb; @eors
gn9elbarb ais 8oriter. guf Qntrag pur:
ben fol9enbe Qbdnberun9en IN ben Yerio=
naleisentbums .&bi6dtuasen ber aiieiioren
setroffen:
Carl Stable, Sarmins an gauten auf mel
ie4 BON Section 8, Somnibip 1884, &lafie 81
Inn 800 erniebrist; Sacob Stofarb, Safe
Senrp, &laiie %, @rebtte, Tim 1925 erbObt
Watb Spanier, Cafe 9enrp, &laiie %, Gree
bite, INN 1925 erb0bt; @ebriiber Singer, Seem
Papnespiae, Slaiie l6, @aaren, absei9dtt
gu $3.50.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06

$1OO,OOO; fir bic Nngeitelten Der
SEEM Yort Central C 9ubfon &inerz
Giienbabn erri9tete er elm &lubbaus
NIT 2eie=, Spiel unb S9lafaimmern,
elmer 9aue, etnem Surniaale, elmer
aeselbabn, 8abeeinri9tunsen unb
elmer portreffli9en 9ibliotbef. Gin
Sobn Cornelius 8anberbtlts, Gornez
illus 8anberbtlt iun., erfanb etnen
rleuen S1p BON 2otomotib=5 %euertdften.
bic @rfparniFe an Seuerunssmaterial
erm0eli9eu unb &eparaturtpiten perz
rtngern. Cornelius @anberbilt len.
befinbet it9 bermalen auf elmer ga9t=
reiie in europa, mo er unter Inberem
bonn beutf9en Scatter NIT @brunsen
iberbGuft unb audi bonn 3aren emf
pfdngen puroe.
6. Sliber Sfelin 1T fetnes 3etdens
elm 8antier. Seine in Hep Ho9eue
Bel Nep gorf tpobnenbe Jamilie fpielt
geieli6aftltd eine prpminente Roue.
Cine So9ter Sielins, bic ~17idbrise
NOra Sfeltn, bat bic nReliance1 sez
tauft; Srau Sfelin nabm 1895 bic
Saufe Der fiesrei9en Defender unb
1899 bieienise ber rGolumbia" boz.
Ya9ttnterefenten bebaupten Der Same
Sielin inpolbire Slid.
Die u&eltance" 1T BON ben Wa9ten,
bic our 8ertbeibisung bes rMmeriea"=
8e9ers sebaut purben, bic tbeuerfte.
Oas &oftenerforbernib fir ben 8au
unb bic 4uftateluns bes Sabr5euges
betrus nt9t ~tpentser als $275,OOO, se>
gen $25,OOO, tpofir bic mpuritan,"
elmer ber beften ie sebauten Sup 9e=
fenbers" Dor nod ni4t2O Sahren tons
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06
Rufhnirt.

sd tperbe es meiner 9attin fret=
fteIen, ob fie cine 8aberetfe na9 Nors
bernep, na9 9elgolanb, mad Sitenbe
pber ct. Mortb unternebmen mill
bann fommt Tie ii9er Biz gum gnbe Der
8abeIaifon gu feinem gnti9lub!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06
Na9mittasslisuns, ben 30. Suli, 1908.

Ser 0ertasuns semGB trat Der Boarb au=
iammen; aae Wit9lieber anpeienb; @eorg
Gn9elbarb als 8orliser. luf @ntrag murs
ben fol9enbe Mdnberunsen in benYerional=
eisentbuntsz Ibi6dbunsen Der @fieiioren se=
troffen: @ornelins Sltnn, @ettp, &lafie %,
@rebite, b~erab9eiett I'M $50; YS Rrap,
Cob Sprins, 8laiie9 8, &lapiere, absel9Gbt
an SIS; Sobn Sfter, @olb Sprins, Glaptere,
$75 absei4abt; besslei6en Serb Yeters, 9
Sermaniit BON @olb SprinS unb Wiutam
Barti9 pom 0afefielb.
sluf @ntras gertasuus bis 9 l1br anbereu
MorgenS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06
mer hat red1t2

Ser 9ofenlupfbauer itebt am 8abns
bof Dor einem Observation-Disclosures;
na9 griinbli4er 8etra9tung grin5t er
iiberle9en unb iast: rMt itimmit! 60
bumm tper' / let uno g 3ebnerl
et'reib'n, bepor / net g Sa9' g'iebgn
StdOter, Der bieien Monoz
log gebDrt, i9reitet pftentatib ouf ben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06
Gin Su1lu11er.

Ser 2ebrer ftelt fetnen S4iilern bic
Mufsabe, einen SAP gu bilben, in benz
bas Wort rimmerbin" portommt. 8eiz
ner, auber Der i9laue @irtbsz3 aperl,
finbet einen fol9en Sab: rWenn Bel
uns s'rauft tpirb, bann 1T elmer INNER
nm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06
Auf Amtppneu.

n2iebes Srau9en, bieies Sabr tunnit
9u Dir gu 9einem Namenstase nin=
f9en, mas 81 piaft-"-rQ4 pie rei=
5enb!"-r... Senn t9 perbe Dir
Iberbaupt ni9ts eeben tOnnen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06

- gtue eriter alane, 10 Pferbe<
trait itarfe @aioIin=M ai@tne gu perz
faufen. Ndberes BET Der Melroie
@ranite Company. 1855
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06
Druhfehler.

l1mgebenb erbielt bic S9piessrmuts
ter auf bic 4ntiinbi9uns ibres gez
fu4es bonn S9pieseriobne bic Intz
mort, bab er ii4 idon iebt auf bas
Wieberaeben freue.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06
Britn Drtruthsurrmittler

49,. Sic reflefttren allo ni9t auf
S90nbeit unb &apitol, ionbern in
eriter 2inte auf entipre9enbe 9Gusli9z
feit?"-r8eriteb'n Sic mer ni4t
falf9! DE paar 9duier ion fe baben!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06
Tulrutunu.

.9u, unier Sinsiter mub tperben e
&aifirer. Grab fta9t er MIDI: ,9az
ter, pobtn gebt mer bur9, tpenn mer
m bon Nmerifa bur9brennt'?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06

ominDien &aften Los. um 9 benz
8auern gu seisen, pirft ieinen Ridel
btnein unb siebt Neutrality-suspicious..
nDonnertpetter mod einmal!" f9reit er,
nts aber pabrbaftig ne 9 auernz
d ngerei!"-rNo," la9t Der
Bauer pftffig, runb tper is benin am
2eim ganga? Su! Stabtfrad!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06
notwithstanding, ben %. Suli, 1908.

Ser gerta9uns senGB trat Der goarb su=
iammen !; ale Witslieber auueienb; 9eors
Gnselbarb ais Soriiter. @uf Antras nun
ben folsenbe MGnberunsen in ben 8er ional.
eisentbumsz abidatunsen ber @iehoren se=
ma9t:
Sobn @eis, @olb Sprins, &laiie %, Gre=
bite, nm 5000 erbObt; Sos Sontbeim, @olb
Sprin9, Slaiie %, @rebite, um $3.50 erbObt
8alentin eas, giuase Solbinssfors, &laiIe
%; @rebite, unt $3.50 erbObt; sSobu @eipo
ba, gauten auf et np4 Section 4, Somnlbip
125, 8laiie 81 UNI 5000 erbObt; 9lrbreas
WaIep, gauten auf MI nm4 Section 4,
Somnibip 125, 8laile 81 INN 5000 erb0bt.
9uf @ntra9 Sertasuns bis 9 l1br anbereu
Worsens.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06
NadmittassIituns, ben ~. Suli, 1903.

Ser gertasuns semGb trat Der goarb ars
iarnmen !; ole Wtitslieber anueisub; @eors
gnselbarb oils Sorltser. gluf antras MUIR
ben folsenbe periOnlide MGnberuuseu III
Der Neutrality-suspicious. =abi6Gsuus Ser Al=
%ieiioren 9ema6t:
gilbert Yietron, Srodwap, &lafie %, Gre,
bite, berabseiest $3.50. = Sobn Stei9en,
&oduiue, &laiie %, Grebite. abseiddst 5000
-Senrp Meranber, &odpiIe, &laiie %, Gre=
bite, absei6det 1925 = Ius &usler, ct.
@enbel. &laiie %, absel9dbt $3.50.
4uf @ntra9 Sertasuns bis 9 llbr anberen
Worqens.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06
Anr1r RrHr.

81 ebner: rSer-(6leibt iteden)
u + Orer: n9as!"-
81 elmer (~tpiitbenb): rWenn sic
es better ptiIen, bann reben Ste!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06
1rrfrnbt.

rNa. 9err Baron, pie sebt's nit
benz Qutomobil? 9aben Sic i9on Sc
manb iiberfabren9"-vS mas glauben
sic benin? Sd bin ia erit-4nfdnser!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06
5umoristisches
miBtruutrdr.

gr: sd tperbe Did epis lieben!"
so! Damn Milf Ou mid
nobl ni9t beiratben?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06

ben Mttteln unb
benz guten Mils
len elmer 4naabl
bon amertfdniz
f9en Nabobs gu
banfen, bic bas
E
Boots Spnbt=
tat" btlben On
Der g ptbeb be-
Ter @ereinisuns
fteht ber betannte
Sportsmann 6.
Sliber Sieltn,
ber auslei4 Maz
mayer Der ~Gez
Itanee" 1T. gu
benz Smbitate
gebDren, auber
Sfelin, Der Yrd>
"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06
@amifaa. ben 25. Gulf. 1903.

Samitas, ben 25. Suli, 1908.
Ger &ertaalus semdB trat Der goarb gus
iammen ole Wit9lieoer anweienb; geors
gngelbarb ais Soriiter. @uf Mntra9 wurz
ben folsenbe periOnli6e abGnberun9en in
Der Neutrality-suspicious. sMi6dtuns ber III
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06

oift120 SUB ffetgert. Die bon ben Ct
geln etngenommene Tld4e betrdst 16.s
27 Auabrutfub, sesen 1882 Nuas
bratfub, tpel4e fetner .3ett bon ben Se'
geln Der Puritan" bebedt iptirben.
Ssit ben Ease, Der .Wolunteer" itnb
ale fir bic @ertbeibiglirs .bes ~Mme>
rtea" <8eders beitimmte, Wadten aus
Stahl, anftatt tpie borber1 oas 9ol3,
erri4tet iporben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06
SfisieQer 8eri6t Der
County : Gpmmt6dre
Ypn StearnS alS
M~uSelet6unsS<
bebDrbe.
(S6lus BON lester Wo6e.)

(Siiice oes County. @ubitors, Stearns
Gouutp, Wtinn., Wittw od, %. Suli,
Der Serta9uus semdB trat Der Soarb saz
iammen, ale Witslieber anpelenb, SEQ.
Gnselbarb als Soriiser. sluf Intras wllrs
ben iolsenbe Ibdnberuusen Der Yerionals
i~telerz abi6asuns Der @lieiioren sema9t:
aIbaup.
Saiie l, brei Sabre alte Yferbe, S gros.
Sui9las.
3, Welooeo1S 3 YroSent -
SiIIaseIp o
l, brei Sabre alte Yferbe, 5 9ro3"
" 5, Waaen unb Sutlden, 335
s, Welobeons, 10 YroSent
10, SauseerItb, $50 Groient
" 16, @aaren, 800 Pro;ent
SillaseSeIsrabe.
s. 10, SausaerGtbe, so Yro;ent
10, Office Dbel, so Froient
d" 16, &aareu, 10 EroSent
" %, Salubnuorratb, 20 Srosent
SilIaseSrooten.
l, brei Sabre alte Yferbe, 5 Yro5
6, gs%abmal6inen. 10 Yro;ent
10, SauseerGtbe, so Yro;ent
" 10, Sffice=W Obel, 100 8roSent
" 26, Salubnporratb, rs Proient
SillaseGoIb spring.
6, Nabmaidinen, l23 9ro3e1t ab3as
9. Slapiere, 100 9rosent 3ui9las
10, Sausserdtbe, 300 Pro3ent
l6, @aareu, so 9rosent
Is, Tabrtfanten Sanbwerfseug,
II. I. NJ. 100 Yrojent
" 90. S%alubnporratb II. WDbel so
2S, glepators, 100 9rosent
@illase@ BAILEY.
" 10, SausaerGtbe, so Sro3ent
" IS, Sabrifanten Sanbwerf;elt9
ulp., rs Yro;ent
@lf antras Sertasuns bis s nbr anberen
Worsens.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06

ferzS6tfffabrts<S ruits, Clement u.
9riscom, Der Gifenbabnmagnat Sarnes
S. Sin, ferner Wiaiam &odefener, g.
q. 9. Wibener, Gilbert $. @arp, @ils
liam 9. Geebs, Norman 9. &eam unb
Cornelius 8anberbilt.
Clement u. @riscom, Der 1841 als
Sobn zines Nrotes in philadelphia bas
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06
Oonuerfaa, ben 30. Suli. 1908.

Der Werta9ung Semdb frat Der Boarb 3u=
tammen aae Mit9lieber anueienb; @eorg
gugelbarb ais 8oriter. Cine aDsemeitt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06

ftrutrt unb feez
fertig semadt
fparb. Oie rRe>
lance" bat cine
Sotaudnse bon
$50 SUB unb.
Bel rubtser Gee,
an Der Wufrlis
ME cine 3Gnse
bon 80 SUB. bic
f9. tpenn Der
Sturm bdsBoot
auf bic Seite
Iegt, on ber gs&
fentten Seite
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06
Wontag, ben 81. Suli, 1908.

Ser S%ertasuus eemdb trat ber goarb ;us
iammen !; ale Witslieber aupeieub; @eor9
gnselbarb ais 8oriiber. @uf Intra9 wurz
ben folSenbe periOnli9e IbGnberuu9en in
ben 9erionalsisentbums Ibi6asuusen Der
9iieliuren 9ema6t:
Gam Swanion, Belgrade, Slaiie %, @rebi=
tie, absei3abt $3.50.
Nif grans, Goen Safe, &laiie %, @rebite,
absei9Gbt $500.
gnselbert glpertns, trausferirt $3.50 auf Sl.
%, Grebite BON Wtawoob Conn mad Dat
Somn.
Seiuri9 &0iins, Dat, Slaiie %, @rebite, abz
9ei6ast 800.
auf antras gertasuns bis 2 llbr ua6mtt=
tags.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06

berabseiest $50
gluf Nutras purbe ber @ountp= albitor erz
il6t. fol9enbe Yerionen gu bena6ri6tisen,
baB tie por benz goarb 3u eri6einen nnb bic
@riinbe an3u9eben baben, marum ibre Perz
MISUNDERSTANDING ni6t erbObt ,per=
ben iou:
@olb Sprins grauseleui9aft, Cob Sprius ;
Mbanp @rain @romersNiiociation, Mbaltp ;
Yeter y 9aulion, Grow Safe; @balsren q
gtelion, grooten; Seurp 8 .&tttleion Nortb
Sort; Better 9utsen, q. S. &rap, Sranf ,nb
3bereiia Waper, Sobn @eis, Soiepb Sont=
beim, Cob Sprin9; galeutin gat, Solz
bling Soiepb Weier, Ilbanp; Cornelius
Slinn, 9ettp ; Sacob Stodarb, 2afe Seurp /;
Watb Spanier, Gate Seurp. @uf Nutras
gertasuns bis gum 81. Suli msr9ens 9 llbr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06
Nreitaa, ben "a. Suli, 1908.

Ser gertasuns semaB trat ber 8oarb 3u=
1ammen; aue Wtt9lieber anueienb; @eorg
Gnaelbarb ais goriiser. 9luf 9lntras ,purz
ben ~foiaenbe M~bduberun9eu in ben 8eri9ten
Der afeiioren besiislt9 Der BerionaleiSenz
tbnmss Nbi9dsung gema4t.
8tIla9eS t. Sofepb.
alafe l, brei Sabre alts gferbe, 10 3ui@las
s, Melobeons, so
10, Saus9erdtb, 3C0
26, S%alubnwertb II. Wtobel, 300
gilIaseS SiIl.
5, Wasen unb 3uti6en, 20
10, Sausserdtb, 500
Is, Sabrifbaubwerf3en9. 700
&" 26, Salubnmertb u. Wobel, 80
8ilIase8 aite9arf.
S, Wasen llnb 8uti9en, 10
" 16, @aaren, 100
guf @ntras ,purbe Der Wertb ber Sunbe,
mie p. ben Iiieiioreu einberi9tet, in Wila8es
in Stearns @ountp nm 300 Broaent erb0bt.
sluf slntras pertaste iid Der goarb bis 2 llbr
na9mitta9s.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06
Das ,,Boots= SDnOikat."
Die Heltance" aus Wittcln amcri.
fanii6er Nabobs crbaut.

S"tere1aate 2arrieren 0robe etiftumeem.
Tod,t taos UaterIanp-1er tbemerfte Sup
Sefemeer'' nno teiMs aanfpatbin-Grtaun.
Itd,e Gortidtritte.
Die grbauuns Der x&elianee,1 Der
11elen 8ertbeibigunsszg a9t BEL ben
beooritebenben %abermaligsn Rennen I'M,
ben 9efib bes r@meriea" =8e9ers, 1T,
ipte ni9t alIgemetn hetannt fem biirfte,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06

notwithstanding, ben "a. Sult, 1908.
Ser gertasuns 9emdB trat Der 8oarb 3us
famu,en; ale MitsIieber anwelenb; @eor9
@nseIbarb als Woriiser. Nnf Nntra9 muir:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06

Notwithstanding, ben %. Suli. 1908.
Ser 9ertasuns semab trat bic Seborbe 5us
iammen, ale Mitelieber anne lenb, George
Gnaelbarb als 8oriieer. guf Intra9 muir
ben tolsenbe MGnberunsen in ber Yerlos
Observation-Disclosures Der @lelioren sez
troften.
gilIaseN ew BapnespilIe.
8laiiel. swe,iabrise 9ier6e, so grs 3ni9las
5, 0a9en unb Suti6en, 10 Wb3u9
8, Welobeons, 338 Yro5ent
9, &lapiere, 20 9ro3ent 3ui9lag
10, SauseerGtb, 300 9ro3eut "
l6, @aeren, 1881 9re5eut
IS, Sabritbaubwerfseus, so Proj
gitlaseYapmespilIe.
8, S9afe, so 9rosent
5, gsasen unb &utiden 10 Qrs M3us
9, &laptere, 1853 Yrossnt 3ui6la9
10, Sausserdtb, so Yrosent
giIIase& d non b.
l, breiidbrise Yferbe, S groaent @bsus
" S, Waqer u. &utI9en, 124 grS "
10, Suns9erGtb, 200 Yro5ent
16, @aaren, 20 pre5ent
gilIaseS st. martin.
!, spsi Sabre alte gterOe, 25
5, &utIdem unb @asen, 100
10, S%aus9erdtb, so
IS, Sabrifbanbwerfseus, $50
26, Salubnporratb II. WObel, 300"
Guf Mntra9 Sertasun9 bis 8 ubr ai1beret
Mor9ens.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06
OonnerEag, ben %. Suit, 1903.

Der gertasuns semdB trat ber Soarb sus
iarmen; aue Wtit9lieber anrpeienb, George
Guaelbare ais Soritser. Iuf @ntrag muir
BEN foleeube @bGnberrnaen in ben pom ben
@iieiioren einserei9ten Seri6ten Der Perlo:
ualeioeutbums .Mbl6GsunS sema6t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06

Siiice bes County. aubitors, Stearns
; Gouutp, Winn., Wittwo9, %. Suli,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-11-05
Criminal ou.Act;ou.

The Republican leaders have decided
that the coming Congress is to make
its mark by its ''innocuous desuetude," !"
and is to be known in history as the
do-nothing Congress. Can the Repub-
lican party afford to appeal to the peo-
pie Oh the Hanna issue of Letting well
enough alone" If President Roosevelt
is nominated his reputed strenuosity
may offset the Republican congression-
al program of inactivity, but it is very
doubtful if many voters would, regard
their interests conserved by this
course. To ''stand pat" and claim that
the protective tariff has made every
one prosperous, with thousands of men
out of work, will hardly satisfy the
most ardent Republican in the wisdom
of his leaders. With banks failing and
railroads reducing their force and the
certain reduction in wages that such
business depression brings, the voters
will be asking why no effort was made
10 prevent further stagnation. If the
cost of living still continues at the
prosperity point and there is no imme-
diate signs of decrease, will those who
must buy daily the protected products
of the trusts vote to cOntinne the party
in power which refused LEGISLATION to
aid them? Standing pat under these
circumstances is criminal, and the
Democrats in Congress will demand
action.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-11-05
WOMEN IN POLAND.
They Are Renowned for Beauty al
Terribly Patriotic.

They Are Renowned for Beauty and
Terribly Patriotic.
Polish women are renowned for their
beauty, for the perfection of their
hands and the smallness of their feet
They place the fineness of the hands
above all other charms. Il regard my
hands, not my face" said one, and II
is reported in Warsaw that the Vienna
shoe dealers keep separate case OF
shoes for the delicate feet of their Po-
lish customers.
Polish ladies maintain that when
they shop i'm Vienna and show their
small feet with the high instep to be
fitted, the tradesmen eXclaim, "Ah.
those are Polish feetr'
But their pleasure in this distinction
is not SO much a matter of personal
vanity as Of satisfaction in the superb
ority of anything belonging to their
country. For they are fervidly patri-
otic. They adore their country and
hate her tyrant, Russia.
The lady of position rises between
II and IL in the forenoon, and goes to
bed at o'clock the next morning. She
drives from one visit to another, but
in reality she is labOring all day for
public interests. Everything, the
founding of a library. hospital, a
sewing school. is made to strengthen
the Polish cause. Four ladies do not
meet on a charity committee, says
George Brandes, without taking some
measure, under that innocent pretext.
for the national benefit.
As a consequence of this charm and
spirit, the women of Poland receive
from the men a courtesy amounting to
homage. The greatest consideration
for them is a commonplace of daily
life. Men always rise in tram-car to
give a lady seat. At any public
place a chair may be ruthlessly de-
mapded Of even the most distinguished
official present, with the sufficient ex-
PLANTATION, "For a lady,"
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Census Work in Euronc.

To the American observer of Euro
pean census methods, one of the most
striking characteristics is the decen-
tralizatiOn of census work. In the
United States the census is completely
centralized; every person engaged in
the work acts as an officer or employe
Of the federal government, and all eX-
penditures for census purposes are
made from the United States treasury.
In most countries of continental Eu-
rope, on the contrary, both the labor
and the expense of collecting the orig
inal census data devolve upon the mu-
inequalities, townships or communes.-
Century.
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The "Home Market" Humbug.

The manufacturers have for forty
years been telling the farmers: Pay
us to build mills, give lis enormous
bonuses to run tfem, and our wOrkmen
will eat your produce and give you Il
home market for all you can raise. y
Well, we have had protection" since
1861 and the manufacturers have
thrived and grown wealthy to an un-
precedented extent. They have formed
themselves into great trusts to get the
full benefit of the high tariff and TO
prevent the farmers from getting man-
ufactured goods at reasonable prices.
such as the manufacturers could well
afford to give, and such, in fact, as
they do give to the unprotected for
eigners. Now what is the result on the
home market?
The Statistical Abstract for 1902 does
not give the total values of farm prod
ucts farther back than 1870, though
1t gives the values of the exports OF
agricultural products much farther
back
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Democratic Moftoea.

THE manufacturers and the trusts
get the protection and the profits OF
the tariff-the farmer gets the husks
and the humbug. Hon. Ben. Butter
worth, May IA. 1890.
The wOrkingman sells his labor in
the cheapest and buys his goods in
the dearest market. Cause, tariff on
goods but none on labor.
The cost of living is 81 per cent
higher than in 1897. when the Dingley
bill was passed. Are your wages 81
per cent higher?
There are 500 trusts with SI4.OOO.
100000 capital. Whew, No wonder il
costs money 10 live during these Ding
ley days.
You pay tariff taxes to 500 trusts
infants" the Republicans call them.
Why:
The Dingley tariff has been boon
10 the trusts. How has it treated Won
Your tariff taxes are 500 a wear.
Do you get your moneys worth?
The Republican party is owned by
the trusts
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The Teacher Won.

Hinton, Ky, Nov. 2.-FOr over two
years, two of the best physicians in
this part Of the State have been treat
ing Mr.. E. ]. Thompson, popular
local school teacher, for Diabetes
They told him that but little could be
done to help him. He made up his
mind to try new remedy called
Dodd's Kidney Pills, and says:
"They saved me when the doctors
held out no hope. 1 took, in all about
ten boxes. 1 will always praise Dodd's
Kidney Pills for the great good they
have done for me-"
Many people, and some physicians,
still persist in the belief that Diabetes
is an incurable disease. Our teacher,
Mr.. Thompson, says it is durable, for
Dodd's Kidney Pills cured him after
two good physicians had treated him
for two years without success.
A remedy that will cure Diabetes
will surely cure any case Of Kidney
TrOuble
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FISH EATERS ARE LEPRoUs.
All People SrbsfstinC on Sea Food Are
Prone to the Ma1ady.

All People SubsistinC on Sea Food Are
Prone to the Na1ady.
The most interesting subject which
was considered at the concluding sit
tings of the British Medical Associa-
ton at Swansea was "Leprosy; Its
Cause and Treatment" The discussion
was opened in the tropical diseases
section by Jonathan Hutchinson, of
London, who said that the government
in South Africa, acting on the advice
Of medical men, was at present arrest
ing every leper and sending him away
to Robben Island, which was, in e.
feet, a desolate prison.
The evidence against the contag agious-
ness Of leprosy was sufficiently strong
to make the medical profession declare
that 1t was a gross injustice to impris-
on a man or woman for life because
he or she showed signs Of that disease.
In the course Of a long address Mr..
Hutchinson advanced the propositions
that an Overwhelming body of evidence
spread by any ordinary mode Of con-
tagion, such as by contact, clothes,
bites of insects or wounds; that herid-
itary transmission, if ever it occurred,
was rare; that communication through
eating food contaminated by the lep-
er's hands occurred occasionally, but
was by no means frequent; that the
facts pointed to leprosy being caused
by some article of food; that there was
no food which could be reasonably sus-
pected excepting fish, and that the
very excessive prevalence of leprosy in
certain fishing districts was fact
strongly in favor Of the fish hypoth-
eSiA
A large number Of Norwegian lepers
had lived out their lives in the West
ern States Of America and in no single
case had leprosy spread from any Of
them. In England he supposed there
were at least 100 lepers who were not
observing any special precautions.
Dr.. Marcus Fernando, Of Colombo,
opposed the views Of Mr.. Hutchinson.
The idea that leprosy ran in families,
he said, was corroborated by the num-
Der Of instances in which more than
one member Of family was a leper.
His experience in Ceylon led him to
believe that there could be no doubt
that leprosy was cOntagious.-New
York Commercial Advertiser.