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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-05-06
La Langue Universelle
c'Esr ToUJoURs LIE FRANCA1s
One devenait l'esperanto?

Que devepait l'esperanto?
Depuis p.usieurs semaines au
moins, on men parlait plus. Les
peranto s'emblait avoir pris rang
pArmi les langues mortes sans avoir
jamais pu Ietre compt6 au nombre
des langues vivantee. Les espe.
rsntistes s'6talent dissip6s CONNIE
un fable souvenir. Mais l'espe-
ranto n'ftait pas mort, ct les
esperantistes reparaissaient q la
lumiere du jour.
La derni4re manifestation qui
les int6resse peut meme etre con.
sid6r6e CONNIE un falt extreme
ment important dams leur historic.
Les catholiques esp6rantistes
r6unis en- congress, on resolu la
creation dune federation natione-
le esperantiste. O'est fait. Les
groupes esperantistes de chaque
! pays SO formeropt en- federation
rationale. Un comit6 interna.
tlonal est d6Ja constitute pour re-
gler les efforts des f6derations.
Est-ce que nous trouvons ainsi
au occur meme de la France de
nouveaux ennemis du langage
f,aucais? LIE francais sera tou.
jours la langue universelle de p6'
lite. II Ia 6t6 sans contestatlon
possible q la fin du dix hulti6me
steele. Alors, PAcademie royale
de Berlin en- 1888 proposalt,
pour le prix qu' u'elle devait d6cer-
ner l'ann6e suivante, ce su]et:
"Qa'est-ce qui rendu la Ian
que francaise universelle? Par
oh m6rite t ellie cette p6rogative?
Est-ll a pr6sumer qu'eile la con-
serve?
Vlngt ct un memories furent en-
voy6s: CO qul 6tait beaucoup.
Deux furent couronn6s: ce qui
etait peu. Mais tous deux &C.
ceptaient CONNIE un fait incontes.
t6 Puniversalit6, non settlement
de la langue, mails encore de la
literature franchise. Et Fun
d'eux-. celui de Bivarol- attee-
TAFT
LIE temps semble venu de dire
le monde francais CONNIE on di.
salt autrefois le monde ROMAN
ct la philosophle lasse de voir lee
! hommes toujours divis6s par les
int6rets divers de Ia politique se
r6jouit maintenant de les voi1
d 'un bout de la terre d rautre se
former en- r6publlque sous la do
mination dune meme langue."
Ca, c'6tait gentil!
Faut.il dire au]ourd'hui que 81
le reve 6tait beau, CO n'6tait qu'un
rove, on que So realisation ne pou-
vait qu'etre 6Eh6mere?
On peut dire tout ce que Ton
veut. Mais je pr6tends que la
! part de la )angue frsnQalse est
immense encore ct privil6giee. Je
| le pr6tends, puisque les fats en-
t6moignent nettement ct promp.
toirement le prouvent.
Dams tous les milieux intellec.
tuels du monde, un movement
evident SO prodult en- favour du
choix dune langue unique CONNIE
langue auxillaire interpatioDale,
ct presque tous les gems raisonna-
bles lnclinent d choisir la laugue
franchise. 80. Nous 6tions blen
! contents, nous 6tions meme assez
fiere. Seulemen@, VOLTA, nous
avions compt6 sans les esperan-
tistes qui sont intervenus ct qui,
au moment critlque, ont dit q la
langue FRANCHISE: ''Halte.iA"
Heureusement, les esperantis.
tes auront toujours contre euz
l'esperanto. On pourrait tout re.
douter des ambitions esperantls
tes 81 l'esperanto ny faisait obate-
Gle. Mais il y a pesperantol
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-05-06
EUROPE

Rome Mgr Agostino Piferi,
qui await 6t6 sous-sacriste des pa.
lais apostollques sous trols papea
est mort entire les bras
de Pie x,
Rome-Le congr6s international
qui SO tient q Rome. ct don't le
but est r6ducation du peuple, a
adopt6 plusieurs resolutions i'm
portantes. Ainsl, on demandera
AJAX gouvernements de tous les
pays. de faire des lois tres s6v6res
defendant la pornographie qui est
la cause de tant de NAL.
Bruxelles- Suivant des rap
ports arrives icl, le prince Victor
Napoleon, avant d'6pouser la prin.
cesse Cl6mentine, file du feu rol
Leopold ;renorcera o&ciellement a
ses pr6tentions au trone de Fran.
ce.
LIE marriage du prince ct de Ia
princesse dolt avoir lieu pautomne
proclaim.
LondrescLouis Paulhan, l'av1a-
teur francais, gagn6 TN prix de
$4,000 on accomplissant le voya.
ge a6r1en de 1856 miles de Lon
dres 4 Manchester.
Paulhan et Graham White, un
aviateur englais, ont vol6 des mil
les dams Pair, en- presence de fou.
les qui les acclamaient. A la tom
bee de Ia mutt Paulhan await fait
liz miles ct son rival CO.
Les aviatears Sc retir6rent aus
sitot que possible a2res que leur
machines current aterri, ct lie con-
cours fui repris au point du jour.
La course a Gu lieu pour un
prix de $4,000 dome par lord
Northcllff.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-05-06

A louer un ]oli cottage de cinq
chambles meubl6es, situ6 au Lac
Mlnnetol ka, 4 environ deux blocs
de la gare d'Holdridge. T6I6pho.
nez pour plus amples informatlons
N. w. Hyland LAT, ou T. S. 1926.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-05-06

Une abeille refine pond tous les
iours deux mile eufs pendant
c,nquante jours ct ces eufs eclo-
sent en- trois jours. Un eseaim
d'abeilles content de dix mile 3
vingt mile abeille,; dams une
ruche il y en- trente q quarante
mile.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-05-06

! Les enfents gates, au lieu de-
tre la jole ct le bonheur de leurs
parents en- sont le malheur, la
honte.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-05-06
lie Portrait sur le
Muir

C'6tait l'heure de la brumante,
Et je 1evais dams un fauteuil
Pendant que Pombre envahissante
Revetait la chambre de deuil.
Parmi les portraits de famllle
Etait sur le mur suspendu
Celui-la dune ]eune file,
Etre adore que ]'ai perdu.
Ses yeux, malgr6 le voile sombre
Qui venait tout effacer,
Je les voyais briller dams lombre
Et sans cesse me regarder
Et la blancheur de sa figure
Dams le cadre dor suspendu
Rappelait Fame douce ct pure
De P9tre aim6 que ] al perdu.
Et son d6licieux sourire
Cristallis6 sur le Vein,
Pouvait CONNIE autrefois suffire
A transporter mou c@ur chagrln.
Sa l4vre encore s'mblait me dire
Du haut du cadre suspendu
Son reve d'amour qui soup1re
Et qu'elle a pour toujours perdu
CONNIE i'avance sur la route
Vers le couchant qui s'assombrit
Et Went surtout ]eter le doute,
Sa douce image en- mol luit.
Je Ia vols semblable dams l'ombre
A celle au cadre suspendu
Qui fait revivre en- mon ceur
sombre
L'etre adore que j'ai perdu.
Dr. j. GENDRoN.
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28eme aimee
EcHO DE L'OUEST
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Announcement:
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'NUMERO 8
|ANNONcEs:

Tariff des annonces donne sur appli-
cation. 60
Demandes d'emploi-demandes de
mestiques ou d'employes - annonces
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Nous enverrons un num6ro specimen
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la demande.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-07-07
Ariel Passenger Service a Reality

Dusseldorf, Germany, June 22.-
The first regular airship passenger
service was inauguarted today when
Count Zeppelin's great craft, the
Deutschland, carrying 20 passengers
successfully made her first scheduled
trip from Friedrichshafen to this
city, in nine hours.
The weather was perfect. The mo-
tors worked faultlessly. The aver
age time maintained for the com
plete course was approximately 33
miles an hour. The best speed for a
single hour was 431 u miles. Count
Zeppelin at the helm most of the
time. The Deutschland rose at Fried
richshafen at o'clock this morning
on a trip that marked an epoch in
aviation. The route was via SUIT
CART, Mannheim and Cologne, to Dus
seldorf.
The torpedo-1ike structure drove
over villages and towns at the height
of between 200 and 800 feet. Regu-
lar trips will be made hereafter
Many tickets have been sold for the
first few days at SIS to $50 each. The
airship is equipped with a restaurant
supplying the passengers with buffet
service.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-07-07
Charlotte Observer. ]

Charlotte Observer
Durham. -. C.. July s.-Advoea;-
lug the early agricultural training OF
the negro In the belief that Il would
prove OF infinite value TO the morals
OF the coIored race and the return OF
the negro 10 the farms a solution
largely OF the question Of the present
high cost OF living. United States
Judge. Jeter c. Pritchard, OF Asne-
Vile. made the opening address OF
the summer courts OF the National
Religious Training School and Cha
tauqua for the Colored Race. here to-
day.
Stating that the opening of this
school filed q longfelt want, Judge
Pritchard declared that the colored
man was essentially the leader OF his
race, and il was through him that his
people might be most effectively
reached. Only full justice here and
elsewhere, he said. could be done the
negro by remembering that he had
come fresh from slavery. where de-
pendence upon masters had rendered
him ambitionless, without education
or property.
The coiored man Is a citizen OF
the country" be continued, and
while he enjoys all the rights and i'm
munities of citizenship, he must rely
upon himself If he would accomplish
the best things in our citizenship. |
am thankful to say that there has
never been a time since emancipa-
ton when a majority of the white
people of the South were not friendly
TO the negro, so far as his welfare as
a citizen is concerned"
Judge Pritchard advised the col
ored people TO seek the farms. He
said one found less racial antagon-
ism in the rural districts. His con-
fident belief was that no class of men
was being better treated than the far
mers and he declared that migration
back to the farm would eliminate
much fthe criminal element that
cursed the entire race.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-07-07
SPECIAL CAMPAIGN RATES.

The Caucasian will be sent to
new subscribers from now until
December 1st, in clubs of four
or more, for 25 cents to each
subscriber. This will give you
all the news through the cam
paign, including the election re-
turns in November. The eau
easian has been enlarged to
eight pages, and will be unusual
ly interesting from now until af-
ter the campaign.
Write US for sample copies
and special subscription blanks.
Try to get up a large club be-
fore our next issue.
. q
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-07-07
Being Democratic Authority, it Must
Be Reliable.

Union Republican,
The State Democrat, whose name
implies its politics, very pertinently
calls the red ink department of the
News and Observer, the Democratic
State organ, a ''pokeberry sewer
pipe" From no Republican source
could an appelIation come more sug-
gestive than the above from a mem
Der of the News and Observers own
political family.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-07-07
Business Locals,

"ANIED-oeveraI gooo agents to
solicit subscriptions for The Cauca,
sian. Write at once for terms. AID.
dress The Caucasian Raleigh, N. G
FOX sALE-A Sun typewriter at a
bargain. Has been used only six
months. Address "F," care The
caucasian. Raleigh. N. C.
TON SALE CHEAP.-A $40 schol-
arship in Dranghons Business Col
lege. VIII dispose of 1t to person
making the best offer. Write at
once Tor particulars. Address p o
BOX o.. Raleigh, N. C.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-07-07
CONNECTIONS.

No. 81 connects at Varfna with DSi51- =
and Southern Railway for Apex aAa e
nam. and a. Raleigh with Seaboard AZ -
ior Henderson. Oxford. Noriina. WeIooA
FOLK. Richmond and the North.
No. 55 connects at Raleigh with So1lrr.~s.
Railway train No. IA from Greensboro. =
ham and the West: and with S. a. l. IrsLIS 81
ii from Norfolk. Weldon. Norlina- O1ids -
Henderson: and at Varfna with Durhsh-e
Southern train from Durham and iof -
No. 81 connects at Raleigh with oo-s -
Railway train No. liz from GreensOoiSS "a
the West, and S. A. L. trains from me .s.Sssf
and South making connection az = -
vile with trains for Sanford. and nisII
train for the North. II
No. 50 connects at Fayetteville witns .Tss
l. trains from WILMINGTON Raeiofa. -
nah. Florence. Bennettsviile, MALE
Springs. and all points South. conneIS - =
Raleigh with Southern RAILWAY tram -
with Pullman sleeper for DulhA
Greensboro. :
NorK-ThIs company will endesaSs,1tEgs
make schedule and connections Is
]. A. MILLS.
RALEIGH. n. C.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-07-07
MAKING LIFE SAFER.

Everywhere life is being made more
safe through the work of DR.. Kings
New Life Pills in Constipation, Bill
iousness, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Liver troubles, Kidney Diseases and
Bowel Disorders. They're easy, but
sure, and perfectly build up the
health. Csc at all druggists.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-07-07

in time, according to the good pleas
ure of the Father.
The expression. The redemption Of
our Body" does not refer to the Lords
people. individually. for each of US
will have separate body in the resur-
rection. The Apostles thought is that
OF the Scriptures in general. namely,
that there is one Body, which is the
Church; and that, so far as our COM
plete adoption by the Father is con-
cerned, this must be done in unison:
he will not receive the Church sepa-
rately. member by member, but alto
gether. at the close of this age. Then
so many as shall have fought the good
fight of faith and finished their course.
so many as shall be found worthy a
place with our Lord in his throne will
be ''changed'' in the First Resurrec-
ton" These will be presented togeth-
er as one glorious Body. or Church
of the living God, whose names are
written iD heaven"
So far, then. as the world is con-
eerned, let us think less of assisting
them to individual and personal lib
erty than to freedom from the yoke
OF Sin. Let us rejoice in the privilege
and opportunity which, if faithful. we
will have by and by with the Master,
Of delivering or setting at liberty from
sin and death the entire grooming Gre
alton. Let US remember that to attain
this we must become members of the
glorified Kingdom. which will extend
this blessing to all the families of earth
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-07-07

Close connection at Norfolk with all
For complete information,
ply to: g. T. Cannon, Agent, H L. Lipe, A.
Wlhams l. Al Wilson, N c. T. " Tatem,
~ c.; j. L. Hassel Ticket Agent Greenvie
Agent Washington, H
H. c. Hudgins, G. A., F. Croxton, A.. G. A. Norfolk
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-07-07
PEOPLES PULPIT.
The Glorious Liberty
of the Children
of God.

The creature also shall be de-
Evered from the bondage Of eorup-
hon INTO the gJonou. liberty Of the
children Of Cod (Ronans via. I'D
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-29
Si15ieues @abIer9ebmib
lit StearmS County.

Mit 0en offi5ienen 3ablen Ser BET
Ser 3ienltog p%ergangener @o6e &C.
haltenen 8orpabl in Steorns County
obgegebenen 5timnen lit Sic 0a5l1
crnannt gene ene 8eb0r0e gnoe Ser
lcbten @ode fertig gemor0en, uno 0as
Melultot fir sic oen ein5el1en &an0i-
oatel1 gegebenen @elamnrtitimmen tit
pie folgt befunoen mor0en: S. IS.
Mou, &an6i6ot fir Domination fir
Dos Gol1ntD=Muoitorsamt, erbielt A.
1872 Stimmen, ob11e @egner; @briit.
Shmitt, Gan0ioat fir 0as Sdubmei=
i%tero:nt, erbielt 1902 un0 iein @eg=
l1er @nrrp Doung 1856 Stimmen; g.
s. Morit, &on0ioat fir 0as 5berifs-
oll1t erfielt 1876 Stimr1e11 obne Sp=
polition; Yaul 8ent0reolt, &u1oiOot
fir Oos N%cgiitrorsont erbielt 2704
1'n0 iein @egner Sobn Sang 1852
Stinn1er. 81. $. &loien, &or10i0at
fir oas acknowledgements erbielt Of
ne Sppolition 41S5 Stimnlel1 ltn0 S.
.. @in1sl, &onoioot fir Sos County,
Nlmaltsnmt, pbne @egner, 1887
Stinnmcl1. Sam G6ltte, &onoiout fit
oos County, g rmeiera1nt erbielt 2639
ut16 fem @egner Morgan 1868 Stim=
men. s.. 81. Hinault, &an6i0Qt fIr
baS Goroner=Nmt, erbielt obne Oppo=
iition 3,701 5timu1en. gluf @enrp
S. 2imperib, SEN &an0i0oten fir 6as
MISREPRESENTATION fielen 1929
ltl16 ouf leinen @egner @ermann
Miiner~ 2,512 Stimmen. @err 2im=
perid e%r3ielte ur1ter alien &on0i0ate1l
oie @egner batten, sic groBte Mebr=
felt. Sir oos Observation-Disclosures
tenant erbielt %. 81. 8orger 1868
Mdinner= 1t1o $50 6rauenitimme1;
9ernb. gibpeter erbielt 725 MGnner-
u1b Al 6rol1enl timmen; Motb.
Smunm erbielt 1919 Manner un0
80 6rmtenitimmen; Sobn S.
Ghipingbommer 1913 Wdlu1er= uno
254 6rauenitinmer. Nls &11ooi0ot
fir oos Gol1ntp-&pmmilioron 0es 1.
Illtrifts erbielt S. 9. &omolfomsfi
500 l1116 iein @egner Sbeo0or &rnfta
556 5timmen. Sg11o5 &remer, &ar1=
OiOut fir 0as Gountp=&omnili6ramt
0es 4. 91itrifts, erbielt 1873 lt11o fem
Gcgner Mi6oel Nies GAO 5timmer.
9(ltf S. s. Ganfiel0, &an6toat fit 0os
County &ommiiiaromt 6es f%iinften
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u~bberllfen. gr mar cine CUTE Stu<
BE ieiner gltern, ein braper Sobn.
.@ott gcbe ibm Die emige &lrbe. - Die
6irma Stnntebed & 8reuer ld)idte
felt oem /. Mar5 40 @iienbabnma=
%genlaolrngen Gieb bon @lufftpn nod
Giio-St. saul ipeld)es reyes 2ebe11
I'M Std0tden bradte. = Giicnmoarell-
Gan0ler Matb. &lein boutc einen &C.
rdltmigen @iibneritaa, uno er miro
li9 jett nit @orliebe al,f Sic @iibner-
5udt perlpgen. = Nic. @rel,cr fat oas
2eibltollgeid)dft faufli6 ii6ernomnen.
IoB er Elm al1sge5eidneter &lltl1er
lit, mcib jeocr, ser ibn fem1t. = Der
%jopiale @iermirtb Clinton &aifotpsfi lit
in Die 5dmeine3udt int @roBen &C.
garrgen. Ct ge0e11ft orrd peridteoene
&re15ungen Sdmeine po1l Jiinfpier=
teln beran3u3ieben. = &arl un0 Mlt<
quit 5du1eioer reiiten na6 Eooua, UNI
sort fire goters 6orm gu bebal1en.
= &oia @oller, melde por flint Sab-
rem lpegen MISUNDERSTANDING orei
Sperationen 6ur6moden mrBte, ii6er=
itanb cine pierte Operation, barob lie
leds @oden in ser &ranfenitube oes
ST. &enpol1 gu @a0ena bleiben mllB=
te. Sbre. Mutter NOR Sag ul1o Nadt
at ibrem &ranfenbette, Elm bereotes
3e1gnib fir 6as itarfe, liebepoue
Mlttterber5, : giele 6aru1er BON
8luffton erbielten Breiie fir ausge-
iteate Eroo1fte ouf Ser Gou11tp=6air
81 @a0ena; Mn0reos Sdncioer mar
an Ser Spite nit flint Eretien. So.
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~'I@lI]@~f 'N%Ntt W. W. wv
@egner Mid. @anien 453 Stimmen.
Sic Mn5abl ser i'm County abgegebe=
men 0emofrotii6en 9timmen belief
li6 a1f 1888, mdbreno Sic Mn5abl
ser regiitrirten Namen 9,202 BE-
trug.
Carol q. gfpe, &anoioat fir 0as
9}ifteron1t 0es 1iebten Su0icialen=Di=
l%trifts, erbielt 3178 5timmer1. S. g..
Minnette, &an0i0at fir 6as &epra=
ientoutenomt oes eriten 6es 81. le=
gislotipen 9iitrifts, erbielt obne Sp=
petition 963 Stimmen. Muf 81. 90.
l1tedt, &on0i6ot fir 6as 9feprai entan-
tenant oes 5meiten 0es 81. legislati=
pen 9iitrifts, fielen 1906 l1no auf iei=
nel1 @egl1er 9. s. @immer 1887
Stimurel1. 9opi0 McgartD, Gan0ioat
fir &eprdlentant 0es AZ. 9iltrifts er=
bielt G43 l110 lein @egner 8. @is=
niemsfi 52t Stimmen; 8enton Gol1n-
tn oagegen gab lebterem Sic Nomina~
tion. Na1f Scbn S. Mbmun1l, &an0i<
sat fiir Dos Se1otorena11t 0es "a. le-
gilotipen Giitrifts, fieler 1904, auf
IS. S. 3onobl1e 1913 lr10 ol1f Soieph
Trieoma1n iii Stimmel1. S. 6. 6.
9}obinlol1, &onoioot fir 0as Senoto=
renon1t oes AZ. legislotipen . iltrifts
erbielt CT l1no iein @egner S. 9.
Sullipon S2t 5timmen.
Muf ser republifanii6en Seite er=
hielt 6. sc. Solution, @anoi0ot fir
0os Midteront 0es ltebten Sl10icial
Diitrifts, lit Steorns County 40
Stimmen, iein @egner S. @. Maion
213. 6. q. 2in0bergh Gon0ioat fir
Sen &ongreB 6es led1ten Diitrifts, er<
hielt in StearnS County 372 ltn6 iein
@egner Eotrid $. Mc@arrp 81 5tim=
men. @n. Mrn0t, @an0ioat fir 6as
SUPERINTENDENT 6es eriten 6es 81.
Diltrifts erbielt 154 5timmen, mdb-
reno ouf 8. S. 0ople, &an0i0ot fir
oas &eprqi entantei1amt 6es AZ. 81
itrifts 1919 Stinrmen fielen. Mrtbltr
Cooper, &on0i6ot fir SOS Senatoren=
amt oes AZ. 9tltrifts, erbielt 145
Stimmen. 9os @elammtpotum Ser
repl1blifaniiden Eortei betrltg 472
Stimmen.
No.. 80 ~IsSt(
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ner-Gribuine Nlab, 1mtp Ste Mntpeien-
Sen porbeipallieren 3u loiien.

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Sen porbeipaiiieren gu laiien.
30 minneapolis. - Ser pdpit=
(id;e 2egat, &aroinal @anmuteli, BE-
eDrte am Mittmo6 Mabmittag Der
gal1gener ISOLDE 6ieie 5taot NIT iei<
nem @elalde. Die 5abrt mur0e bo1
st. SAUL IN Ml1ton1obilen iiber Min=
l1eFobo Salts. geunod)t ulr0 oem @e-
&C entlang batten iih @ruppen bon
Menid]en au%fgepflan5t, Die Sem Scar
binal lire gbrerbietung er>pielen ul,0
lire @iufommgriibe entgegenriefe11.
@ei ser Hrofatbeorole na6m &aroino(
Gannl,telli Sic @%inlaol1ng bon IS. g.
Iepereur, 0em Goriiber 6eS Minnea=
poliler 8egrIBungsfomitees an, oas
Slrnere oes 8altperfes 81 belidtigen.
9ei Sem groBen 5tein angelangt, ieg-
nete ibn Ser &aroinal u1o beqab lid
Damn a1 Sen nod l%npoQenoeten gin=
gang, Inn Ser sort Der omnelter
Menge 0as 3eidcn 51 geberl. Gin
8inf nit Ser @anb, 111to Ser rieiige
Stein ienfte iid longim berab, bis
CT felt aufrltbte. 3um Nnoenfen an
>en boben 8eiu6 miro cine Sni6rift
III Sen Stein gemeiBelt lper0elr. Ser
&arotnal beinbte oud Sic ct. Margo-
retb's Mfaoemie un0 iprad 6u Sen
3oglinge1. 3u ieiner lleberroidl1,g
man0te iid cine ser 5tl1oenti1u1en,
SRI. Sl1ia Donobue, lit elmer latci=
niiben Mniprade at SEN &oroinul
nit ser 8itte, ibr nro ibren @enolli=
llen einen @albfeiertag gu geben, So
nit iie Ser 3eremonie bel Ser Nrofa=
tbeorale beimobnen f0nnten. Die Sit
. muroe gemabrt. Ser &or6inal BE-
fi@tigte au@ 6as ct. Marp's @ospital.
8lnffton Correspondent =
Ser 5dnlu1terridt nab1n DOR 5tpei
@ofen iei1en Mnfong. Ser 5dulbe-
il1d lit nod Elm i6lpader, ga pieIe ser
&inoer 011rb &ranfbeit 5ltriidgeboltcn
meroen. : Ser 16idbrige sobn So
honn Ser 6amilie 8ernb. @eiier mur6e
na6 fur5er &ra11fbeit 61,r9 ben sos
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-29

Gbiiago Ctr. - Brau 9(oe-
Tia Nelion gemaltn fire &lage int
Obergeridt, moour6 ser epaugeliid-
lutberiiden &irdbofsgeieul6aft per-
boten miro, ibren @ird)9of 81 8egrdb-
niB5meden 51 belalben. 6rau Nelion
bcbouptet> bnB our6 llntergrunomai-
Ter, 6es &ir6bofs ein grulnen auf
i6ren 2iegenitaften peroerben miiroe.
SsSm l%1ntergeridt mar iie nit tbrer
&loge abgemtelen moroen.
st ode It er. = Senator Nobert
81. 2a6ouette fat iid 10 meIentlih ge=
beiiert, 0aB er Don ser bea6li6trgten
Operation bei Sen 9octoren Waeo oo=
Gier einltmeilen Mbitoao nebmen miro
@poming. = Gas @Domtng=
&otel lit p%ollitdn0ig ourd Jeuer ger
fort; Sdaoen $4,000, rur tbeilpeiie
perlidert. Sic @otelgdite fonnten
gliidli6ermeiie lit 5iherbeit gebrad)t
meroen, perloren aber fire iautmtli=
den Gillette.
Du1utb. = @abren6 sic uNortb
Mmerican Mining So" Sen beriiba1-
ten u8ermiuion Sron &ange" bon
Minneiota nad Giiener5 6llrdludtc,
lpuroe ein beoeuten0er @%olofnno ge=
madt. S,1 elmer 5iefe bon 100 SUB
muroe groe gefl1toe11, melde fir $22
his $500 Bolo pro 3onne %liefert.e
Sic @ntbedung oes @oloes geldab in
gleider @eiie mie ieiner5eit bieienige
ser reiden 5ilberlager 6es Gobalts.-
N(us 6em Sdaufalten ser &epitone
2oon So. an @eit 5uperioritraBe
muroen 5lpor5ig 9iamanten I'M @er=
tbe bon $4,000 geitoblen. Son SEM
9iebe feline gpur..
@inonu.-3i Sic Gerbaftung BON
@e1mer @anien, zines bier gut BE-
fannten neutrality-suspicious., erregt
groBes Mufieben. St miro belflrl=
Sigt, sic bieiige @rocerfirma 2etld &
Sobn, fir Sic ct orbeitete, I'M 2oute
Ser 1ebten Monote INT iiber $4,000 ge=
i966igt gu baben.
ct. 8%eter. = Sim @rabe oes