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in regard to what he thought our
country ought to do, or what it had
done, and what his country would do
if our country did so and so. 1t seems
to me that their questions as reported
were a violation of the good will that
ought to exist between neighboring
nations. But | think / reached the
limit of Impotence when a represent
tative of a news agency hailed me as
stepped out of an automobile in De-
troit and said, We have just re-
ceived a dispatch from Arizona that
ex-President Roosevelt has arranged
to raise a regiment in case of war
with Japan and we want to know
whether you will raise one or not"
! (Applause.) l have reported to you
exactly what the man said. ! said,
MIR. Roosevelt has made no such
arrangement" He said, Yes; we
have a telegram to that effect"
said, you ought to verify dispatch
like that before you publish it." He
said, I'VE have" l said, mo; Mr..
Roosevelt has, made no such arrange
ment." But" he said, IF he has,
| will you raise a regiment?"
But l think the most influential
cause of the war scares that are
used to keep up this desire for large
navy, is the pecuniary interest of the
men who make battleships, and
would like to have some investigation
of the amount Of money that is spent
every year in cultivating this sham
patriotism that is manifesting itself in
all the nations where they have navy
leagues We have distinguished
gentleman here from France. He will
correct me if / am mistaken, but 1
have seen statements attributed to
the navy league of France. Have you
navy league over there?
Baron Estournelles de Constant
Oh, yes.
Mr.. Bryan (continuing): l have
seen statements attributed to the navy
league of Great Britain, and of Ger
many, and, my friends, | would like
to know who puts up the money. We
find that the navy league of each
country plays the other countries
against its own nation, and whenever
battleship is built anywhere it's pic
lures are spread before the people as
the reason why the country in which
this navy league is operating shall
have more battleships / believe that
is part of the educational work that
needs to be done, that light shall be
turned upon this and force these men,
who are wrapping the nations flag
about them while trying to plunge
their hands into a nations pocket, to
stand forth in their true mercenaTy
character
Then | think a third phase of edu~
cational work is illustrated by what is
being done by the distinguished citi-
zen of France who honors this meet.
ing with his presence. (Applause.)
lit was my pleasure to meet Baron
'Estournelles de Constant about
seven years ago, the first time l visit
ed his city, and it has been my pleas
ure to renew acquaintance with him
, since. l was gratified when l learned
that he was making a tour of the
United States.
I believe that the influence in this
country of men like him talking of
the interests of international peace is
enormous. We are so constituted that
: we gather enthusiasm from one an
| other and when one stands up whose
heart is full of his subject and who
speaks directly to the hearts of 9TH
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he referred to Germany, and it is easy
to see why, under such condition,
he would desire to follow up the pend
ing treaty by an agreement with the
United States to join Great Britain in
her quarrel if Germany refused arbi
tration"
Senator Rayner of Maryland, a
Democratic member of the foreign re-
lations committee, today filed his
minority report favoring the ratifica-
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HOPEFUL OUTLOOK
CONTINUED from Page Nine.

announced that Germany had been
notified that this treaty could be
made between Germany and the
United States. l suppose that they
are giving this to us by peace" meal
for fear we are not strong enough yet
to take it as a whole. | presume by
tomorrow morning we will be notified
that Japan has also been included n
this arrangement, and l hope So.
(Applause.) Not that l desire to
lessen the circulation of the sensa-
tional press, but l think we have had
enough talk of war with Japan and
that we can now lay aside any pre-
iudice that the war talk may have
aroused and recognize that there
never was any more danger Of war
with Japan than with any other
country. (Applause) But with the
pending treaty as a model l believe
that we can now proceed and make
treaties with every other nation il
the world.
My only regret is--and it is re-
greet based upon my pride in my ma
tion-that our nation did not stand
forth before any other and make this
proposition to all nations and thus win
a deserved place as the leader of all
the peace forces on this earth. AS
an American, l would like to have
seen our nation blessed as no other
nation has been blessed, protected as
no other nation has been protected
and in a position to do what no other
nation was in a position to do,
assume this leadership,
There are still many things to do
that will make the resort to war, and
even to arbitration, less frequent than
it is now, and | take it for granted
that our forces will now be directed
toward the work of cultivating a
spirit that will settle questions even
before they are submitted to any in
stitution | have been very much in
terested in what | have heard this
morning; interested in the broad
scope of the work of the Carnegie
/ Endowment as outlined. There is one
part of it's work that ] suppose will
| be treated later,-that of the educa-
ton of the public. Now l believe in
publicity; I believe that the best
thing that you can do for an error
is to make it stand out where it can
be seen and that one of the things
that that department should do is to
investigate the influences that have
been back of war and war sCares;
think it would do this country some
good to have an investigation of the
things that have continually projected
wars by the people as dangers to be
feared | have my views as to the
cause and ! would like to have enough
information to assure you here of the
correctness of those views. l believe
that one of the difficulties has beer
with papers that put the making o.
money above interest in their country
and that think more of a big scare
head line than they do of a nation
peace and the friendship of nations
(Applause,)
have had some illustrations of tina
in this recent anxiety over the situa
ton in Mexico l was irrtated whel
| found that a minister of Mexico hap
pened to be in the United States ant
was besieged by reporters who at
tempted to get interviews out of hin
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One of The Stars most energetic
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28

@ie BON einen1 9llp befreit, atbm1et
Die gorge 8elt bei Der &eriiderlr1ug
anrf, 6ab sic bon 8rtoapeit aus per=
breiteten Mlarmgeriidte uber bert
@eiumobeits8uitam6 6es aatlerS 5ra115
Solepb umbegrituoet itnb unb Ger greet
lie &errider muir our@ l1eberarbeit er-
,niiiioet lit. Cine ernite @rfruntum 6eS
allperebrten DulSers auf. bem G6no+
ne in ser jebigen ldpperen 8eit minoe
cine &nlamittdiit fiiir gatt5 @uropa BILL
Sen, nidt muir ftiir lein @ei@. Grob
ieines bobep Mlters ilt Ser p~ielgeprmf=
tie Monar9 nit be1punoerllngS1pinot=
ger, eilerner Gnereie bemiibt, 6ie ST.
.terelien ser 9oppelmonardie gegear'
oie BON &a1Blan1 al1fgeltodelten Ser=
BEN mn6 nuoere @alfanpolfer at per-
tbeioige1r unb 6o9 ben idnuer be6robt
ten ea1ropaiiden Srieoen gu tpabpen.
8enn ser %ebr9piir6ige &aiier nibf ae1t-
ter 6er 9ait ~5uimnmenbridN ole ouf
ibm rubt, 10 lit gu boffen, boB ole
GUS oen 8alfanfrtege entitan6ere
S@riis cline frieo4idJe 20iu1rg finoen
sen miro; aber Mienraap6 oert1uag gu
1pos geideben miinoe, 1penn iei=
NE &r1fte i6b periagen ioaten.
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Sic Sirfei fat ben &f sesen

9ie Siirfei fat ben &annpf gegen
sic b%erbiinoeben 8ultani taater mieoer
aufgetpm1nen 1tn5 miro iebt ieoen<
fails Ole 1enfbar groBten Mnitnenga1tt=
gen maden, nm mer1igitens etne11
@offenerfoGg onf5uspeilen. g~eoesteno
uerdlttairffen form 1te lire &eiben5aber
nidt IN furaer 3eit, neil ibr Don
&leinalien ber rtr cine ein5ige uno
oa5n noh eingeleiiige 8obn 5u4n
Iruppentransport 8ur @erfMga11tg
Itebt. Muf 1R @roBmdd]te to111 ole
Giiirtei ii9 talam nod perlaiien, bemt
Bis 6ie eintg menoeh iteben Die Ser
bin6eten in @onituntinopel, nno BON
Ser Mgio Sofia mebt oie bltlgarii6e
SIogge. so miro Ser Sirtet Damn
1poN ridtS ar1eres iibrig 6leiben, als
Ole Observation-Disclosures nit ibrerr
'gegnern otreft su fibnen un6 6nbei
gu per1u6en, 10 giinitige 8eoingungen
5lt erlurgem lint iie ii6 nnter 1err
ob5paIten0en, fir iie traurigen ltm=
ita1u6en nod er5ieIen laiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28

Ser uDTernatore @omano" ertlart
qeaeniiber ben liberalen 8latttern,
melde sic 8ebauptu1tg alfitellten, ser
Yapit bobe ieiuem offi8ieuen 81.
gon gu periteben 9egeben, bon lett ab
nidt mebr Don %territorialen Mnlprn-
dem oes 81. stldbles 5u ipredem,
5ob lire @%ebouptung polfomnretl
fali6 lei inns fiigt binSu, Sab @ills
X. gleidgeiir1,t iei mie SEQ Kill,
ser I'M Sabre 1887 erflarte, oas ein<
5ige Mittel, um 6ie probtoentiene
Treibeit 5es &apiteS gu fi6ern, let
ebe1r, 6aB Ole %territoriole Soltperari-
tat geiidert bleibt. Denn tpenn Die
ie feble, 10 ieien 1ie &apite ent1peoer
perfolgt mproen, batten i'm @efaaqz
mib geieiien o0er ieien ol1sgemiele1t
poroen. Diele auberit midtige gr-
flarrng ruff aQelorts groben Git
0rud Derpor.
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Inter alien natipnalen 6eicrtagen

ltmter alien natipnalen Tetcrtagen
in I'M erem &apoe ntnpmt Der Can't
iugungsfag oie erite 5teme ein. Sc 1T
mirtli4 Elm idoner nno lobens4per=
tier @ebroa9 in u1tierer &epabltf,
oob ser Braiioent 1es Sanoes aliabr-
Iid cine 8roflamntion erlGBt, in Ser
er einen Sag feitiett alS DamfiagumgS,
tog lmr0 oas 8olf ermabnt, @oH, bem
2e11fer 0es Mu attr6 5em @eber allies
@uten 5u 6anten. fir Ole pielfaden
gegnungen, Ole er 10 reid lber mnfer
9aro uusgegoiien. limo mer iollte iid}
ntdt georunger fiiblen, ni@t 1tur an
einem 9age 1es Sdbres, fonoern tog=
li9 in Can't mno 8ttte @er5 un0 5iarn
5lnn 9enter ser S@idiale gu erbeben,
%eingeoenf Ser @abrbeit, 6oB a1les,
mas mir beiibem, mir 11idt unl erem
eigenen @eroienit beroanben, ionoern
Ger Cite @ottes.
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unler aufridtiges @eiIeio.

- SSnfolge zines 5treites, melder
gelegentliH elmer 9eieaidaftliden
8uinmnentunft auf ber @etieite
oem SpnB Elm gnoe madb)te, fat iid
8urgermeiiter Seberger: Deranlabt sc.
|ieber, 1ie @%erabreidyu1w bon @etran<
Ten bei S6n3en gu perbieten.
-&ier traf 6ie Mabridt elm 6aB
6ran5 STAPLES, Elm iunger Mann, ser
felt ieiner 5ugeno ct. glouo gu iei-
nem &eim batte, bon bier aber nod
Gorlan0, Ore, untsog, 6aielbit ourb
Gen 500 in Ole gmi9feit entfibrt tpl1r~
De. Die Ml1tter 5es REINFORCEMENT h<
gab iid) an sen Srt ser Sral1er, I'M
6en1ielben 6as lebte @brengeleite at
geben.
Gle u. g. &bitnep 2an6 & 2oan
Co., ct. CLOUD, Minm., bietet gum
&aufen an einige ser beiten Sarmer
in ser Country. 5pre6t Bel uns Dor,
ebe SIR tauft. = Mn5eige.
= Gin man6ernoes 4Ieeblott, 6as
ii9 il,gerolider; l1ntugen0en megen
mebrere Soge im bieiigen @efdngniB
befanb, lit auf Mntpeiiung 6es @oump
tp-Mnntplts &ims1 lebten Montag
%entlaiiem poroen, rad5em 6en @in=
5elnen fiir5ere Observation-Disclosures
OUTS @rmteite auf sic Stirne ge-
ibrteben 4paren. Sen bier Tbltn=
nid'tgut miro meitere 8on6erluit
5tpeifelsobne berlei6et 1eim.
Die Security Gtate 8anf Don ct.
gloub bot 100000 gu perleiben ouf
Tarm &ropertD gegen annebmbare
8eoingungen. - Mn5eige.
- @enm STR um Ole nnteritiibung
zines iatbitontiel1en uno energii9en
SSnitituts etuas gebt, oanm laBt ser
6armers State 8anf einen Sbet1 GU
reg @eiddftes 8utommen.-Mn3eige.
= Dns in lebterer. 8eit ser 8oft<
office gegeniiber DON Matbias 2enger
betriebene Sdanfgeid1ft lit Samitog
ffailflih an Mlois &u1tern1onrt tibet
gegangen, u1,1 cine Mpplifatiom fit
2i5en6<Smnsfferirung liegt Ser 5ta6t=
be6or6e Dor. &err &uiterman1 1T Elm
lm1giGbriger, tpobl6efannter Sdntf=
mirtb in 81. @lon6, un1 feline Sreur-
sc meroen fi9 frenen, ibn mie6er in
ieiner ulten Mbdtigfett begriiBen gu
f0ttnen.
-SntereTen be5abIt int sparfai-
en=Departement Der Griteu Nationm
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INSTRUMENTATION

- @eitere 9ofal=M euigfeiten aa1f
5tpeiter Seite.
SSm Sitter. BON so Sabren lit
Sic @atti11 bes int Comm ct. CLOUD
mobnenoen 8bilipp &artmam am
Sonntag Morgen nod MIR fur5er
&rantbeit, Sic ourd Blutoergiftung
pepuriadt mur0e, int ct. &apboels
6oipital eines feIigen Eo0es geitor<
ben. Sem 10 idmer gepriiften @atten
.binterlaBt sic @eritorbene fiinf5em
.@in0er, bon 6euen iid elf nod I'M.
@oterboue befinoen. Mit 6ieien Re.
trouern ibren Singa1g nod bier &C.
idniiter. Die 8%eeroigurg fans Mit-
nod Mor9en nod eirern nm balb 10
'l1br in Ser mbeflefben gmpfdngnib-
firde gebdlterert @eauiem I'M 8eiiein
Ser Mitglie6er 6es 81. Margaretbm
Neutrality-suspicious., 6em Tie ange-
bi6jrte, l1tpo untter ionitig GROCER Sbeil<
ipobdne itatt. Ser geritorbenen Ole
epige Nltbe un1 Ben 9interbliebetuet1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28

Gin iebr anerfennc1bes 11rtbeil
iiber Sos Sea1tide &err fant Ger eng
Iiide General Sir Mlfreo Turrer,
ape11tp er f9reibt: vMler6ings ipar 6ie
l1eberruidmng uber Ole Mieoerlage
ser Eiirten helon6ers bel SEN Dert=
iden groB. Mber 6en1tihe SoftiHf lro
@tlitarmusbilbung fir sen 3uiom<
merrbru1 ser tiirfiiden @eere berant<
mortli6 5u maden, lift Eborbeit. 9te
heuti6e Mrnree lit uatdJ beute ro9 6ie
erite ser @elt in MusriHta1ng, Must
bil6ung unb 8robiantir1ng. 9ea1tidr
lan1 lift ie0eraeit berett, a1no Ole Giir=
fen maren es ME. 9as 1T irbnltlt9
6asielbe, mos bon m6erer @eite 10
oft be1tatigt m11r6e.
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Mmf @eranlaHmng &raiioent Salts
miro am Dnntlagungstage i'm gfatio=
nol-Gbeoter in @aibington 6ie erite
sen &anomafanal Observation-Disclosures
@anoelbiloer= g r1teuung itattfinoem.
Dus SSntereiie baron mirb nod 5nrd)
sen umitan6 erb0bt, 6aB sic 6annit er=
aielten ginnnbmen Dem 5ur Miloe=
'ru11g ser our6 SEN 8altanfrieg berllr<
iadben Notb bon ser Mmerifanii9en
@eieni6oft bonn &otben &reu5 aufge=
bradte11 Sor0s 5mflieben mer6en.
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Scr @orid)lag Mnbretp Garnegie's,

u1tl erem grpraii0enten a1tnb Deren
8ithpen etne &eniton bon $4,000
an1s eigener 5aide gut 5abIert, lit, 1pie
51 er1purten tpar, nit gemiidten @e=
fiib1en olrfge1nornmer tpor0en. Mh
oen @ornegie=S dentirgen ift es cine
eigene @ode. Mebr dls cine 5to0t
bat es entidieoen nbgelebnt, cine SIT
derei BON ibm o1a1utrebnren outs @riin<
Den, Sic bier 6obingeitemt bletben f0Gnz
men. Die SSooee, oaB Der b0dite 8ez
amte 6es 2a16eS, nndb6em iein Ser
Min abgelaufen, bon einem @rdoen>
gel6 leben ion, 6os ibm Elm 8ri.set<
mamn mrsiebt, gebt 6em Durdddnitts=
burger uioer Sen Stri6. Mean fiirdtt
Mt, mit &edt ooer unredt, 6aB ein
Yraiibent, ser meib oaB Carnegie tpm
m9 Ablal1f pon bier o6er a6t SSabnen
eine lebensl6mgli9e @eniton 5ablt,
li6 mdbren0 ieiter Mmtsseit idelae1
fomnte, gegen @orporationen un1o sS5r1t
%tereiien o~or5ugebem nit bener 'iein
@onner Carnegie liirt lit. gs 1T
id)on otter set @orihlag geunadbt mor=
Cen, ouB sic gr=Yrdfioenten un6 De
rem 8iittmet1 BON 8un6espegen pen<
iionirt mer6en %lollte1. Gem &ongreb
liegt CUR 8eit iogar cine 6erartige
@orIoge Dor. Moglider @eiie miro
SOS Mnerbieten gurnegie's 6u5u BET
tragen, BOB ore gorloge baloigit Poi
iirt miro. SSn 1ieiem 6alle Bottle es'
menigitens Elm @a1tes betpirft. gs 1T
ie0enfaus beiier, bob &raiioenten, bie
Diener 6es Bottles iitp6, bonn 8olk
ielbit penfiomrt ner6en, 6nnt iie' pri-
batter @obltbdtigtem nidt our Soft
fulIen.
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Sin aroker ariessratb Der prpgrei-

Gin eroker &riessratb Der prusrei-
fiben &nrtei lit aa1f 6en II. un1 IL.
De5ember mod @btcago %eimbernfen
poroen, INT ii9 sen am 5. @opember
angeridteten 51aoen 9riin0li@ at Be-
ieben u9t6 6ann sic politilde 8ufumft
ser 6ritten @artei ait beipre6en. Sb
M%ooiepelt an sen 8%eratbungen bei1<
nebnren miro, iii mod nidt gemeloet
moroen> man 1arf ober mobl 5tenrli6
iidyer jein, 1aB er foru1pen miro, voenn
no bu nibt biit, &err Srganiit, ga
iiftpeigen nue 6lotben."
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sSuniaen CANT alien mmieren liebeu

Snnigen 9anf alien 1nieret ltebe11
Sreunben bon nab lno fern fir 'o'e
pielem ber3liden @ludtpumide, DIE
uns gum Sabresmebiel urb beim In'
tritt 6es 80. SabrgangS 5ngingen.
Sic %5oblreiden Observation-Disclosures
gungen ii1b l1rs Elm &etpeiS Safnr,
0aB I'M ere 8eltrebungen int Dtet1te
ser gutem gad)e Mnerfenn1ng fin6en,
ar0 ous madt mnnbe @nttaui6ung,
mon6e Miibe un6 Mrbeit mie0er gut
llno lpornt u1ts an, Sen biSber nnentz
megt pertretenen @runoiaben trer 5u
bleiben 1ano itetsfort ein5utreten fir
@abrbeif u1r6 &edt, fir Stride nro
@oterlomo. @ir 5dblen aa1oerit6tli@
barn1f, oaB uni ere 8Greunoe mt6 @bo-
nennten uns in 6ieie n 8eitrebltnge1
a11d) fiir6erbin tbutfraftig unteritiiten,
imoem Tie nidt nllein islbit nnS treu
Meiben, ion1ern alh nnie r 8latt in
i6ren Sreun6eSfreiien meiter gu ber=
breite1r, uar1 10 oeiien @trfungsfreis
inn Dienite Ger guten SodDe, ser mir
oienen, ausaubretten iuden. @em
ie0er 2eler pns i'm 11elren Satire nur
einen 11eatem Mbonnenten 5ufiibren
mir6e, mie bel @1,tes fonnte 1antt
getbon mer0en, urnb mie leidt mdre
0oh Gas fir einen Se6en ul1s5ufm-
rem! Mon matbe einmal ernitlib 6en
&eriu6.
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9er Grtrag Der biesjabrige1 Mais-
ernte belanft iid m1f 3,169,137000
@midel mn0 iibertrifft Ben groBten
grtraq, ser biSber er3ielt morSen, INN
281921,OOO 8uidel. SIR @ertb,
1pelder elm 1rittel 6es @%eiatmnterny
tepert5es biloet, -betr6gt $t,850,776,-
600 fir sic 6nrmer. Die eriten bier
Maisjtaoten 0eS 2an6es iino: Sui
nois, Soma, Miiiualri u1o Sroiana.
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Sn ben @ilion 6afen fnb mad

Sn ben @ilion &afeu fi,1o ,1ad
%nea1efter Meloa11g no6 6rei tpeitere
Staoten eingelnl1fen. Das Mppella-
tionsgerim ffaiil(te Dottneritag 0os lr<
Heil in 6er @abItontroberie baB
8iliop SEN Staat @dIiformiem er-
pbert bat. Sen 5tnat @onins ge<
tpaarn er init einer BlltroIitdf bon
BAT iber @oofepelt. Soft folgte
als buiter un6 blieb nit 10000
Stinunen binter &ooiepelt 3uriid.
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8anf pon ct. glOnb. Sin fleiner Be- :
traa beainnf Elm aonto. - Mn8efge.

~ Die 8reib 8raugeiellidoft bat
5,pei alte gisbanier, Ole &err 8reib
Dor pieler SSabren bei Ser 8ra1erei
erridten lieb, obreiien Iaifen urb ben
Buuidreiner 8arl 9etbert NIT benz
8au zines neuen 30x4O SUB gro
BEN Giabouies betra1t. gs befumbet
oies, onB &err 8reis nod IN boner
'Sriide 6em nbermals bon linn iiber-
tonunet,en 8ramgei6afte ooriteM 1t.ro
oab er in ieine 4unoidaft un6 leir
straightforward Sos 8utrauen iebt; 6ab
T6as bon ibm in ct. CLOUD gegruiim
oete u1po CUR 8liitbe ernporgeidnum
gene @eidaft elmer geiiderten gu
funft entgegenieben 6arf.
= @ir be5ablen bier &rooent on
3eitSepoiiten. Tarmers State 8anf
bon ct. @Iouo, Minm.@Mn5eige.
= Gin gutes Mdi6den CUR 8errid-
tung aIgemeiner &ousarbeit gum fo-
fortigen @intritt perlangt. Outer
2obn mn6 quite 8eban0l11ng 5ugefi-
6ert. @ad5ufragen 327-7. Mpe.
iii6lih.
- Sonntag, 1en l.. De5ember, miro
I'M 3api6Ion nS56e Gortune Sumter"
Elm Stid, 6as merpdrts 6en beiten
acknowledgement bone 3ufrieoembeit
gab, iiber ole 8iibne geben. Die
&nuptrone lieet in Gen %bepdbrten
&Gnoen 1es Dentom @are, Dem err
probk Mittpirfer in ser Dar1teQung
CUR seite iteben.
- @ertn Sbr Cure Sarm berfau<
fen tpoM, ipredt bor Eel Ser q. g.
@bitneD 2an6 & 2oan &c.; iie lit Ole
Girma, nit ser gu u%nterban6eln.
@n5eige.
- Gin bret Sabre oltes @obnden
Ser Samilie elmer Stein fiel 5amr
Itog Don. einem StuN atr6 bra6 Sen
redben @nbogen.
- Mm Mben6e oes Danflnga1ngs-
taees 1peroett sic MitgIieoer bes st.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lp1o 6es
fotb. Sung6omerr . @ereins in ser st.
Marienz@ale cine @a%rtenpartie ber=
anitalten, ser cine muiifaltide nnter-
baltung porangeben miro. @er im1<
nrer Sen Donfla9ungsaben6 in ether
fr0bliden @eieu1doft berbringen min,
finoe ji9 in Ser ct. Martent@aIe
Elm.
- Ser Me1bau Ser Metbo6iten-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28
@ie ridtis ielbit pon ben font 10

EVtt TtuJIty TttuTt puH UeH T""F@ 7"
in6olenten Mmerifanern 1ie Widttgs
felt ser 4enntniB ser 6eutidpen @pra~
die ertonnt morben lit, benefit ons
itanbige Mnapadien Der S4iler5abl
in sen 6eutidyen &laiien u1rierer &o4=
1dmlen. 8ie bel9ameno lit 6ogegen
Ser l1mitano, 5nB 10 piele 6eutide 81
tern es berlaumer tbren &inoern ibre
Mutteriprnde lieb aruo merh 81, mo-
den, 10 oaB ite nit Stol5 Sieien rei=
cfen Sbuk pflegen 1pno 0antit tbrem
Deutldtbam erbGlten bletben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28
Mad1 Ser fat fertiaaeitellten @obbi

WadJ Ser TAFT ferftg9e1telten HDBbts
lana - ser eigentltde 8eridt it crit
auf Meuinbr 5lt erparten - miro ser
in @ien gebnltene @atburiittiGe Scott
qreB einen @innfme=ueberidmb bon
run6 10000 oufpeiien, mel6e Sum<
me fit Sen 8m1 elmer Dem beiltglten
Mlturslafnament i'm beion6eren ge=
meibten Stride 1T 9eiterreidS Saupt=
lto6t pertpenoet miro. SSn 6ieier miro
ebn bleiben6es Denfmnl an ole erBe=
benSe religi0ie &unogebung in Sen
septem6ertoger1 1912 eriteben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28
Ser erpablte 8%rafbent @oobron

Der ernablfe Eraftoenf Wo06rpm
@ilion beoorf oeS &atbes Serrn 8m.
S. 8rDons nibt un6 bat 6ieien aad
nidt eingelo6en, ibt cuff Bermuda gu
beiudme, pie 1tl11unebr gemel6et miro.
Ser 5ufiinftige 8raii6ent bot eS fir
befun6en, einem &ertreter
DER 8reiie gegeniiber gu erflaren, man
gut 6armtftbl1n, ole Mitfbei=
lunger iber sic 3rammenieba1tpg 6es
bon bm at ernennert6en @abimettS at
ignoriren, Biz ore @adren ser bon ibne
fir 0ieIes oltsgetpdblten Mdnner oft
5ien befannt ge1nodt miir6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28

Sn Nepaba bemibt man ffiid, einep
@tberruf 6es 5orttgen itar6oloien
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gu betperfitelli-
gen, 1atrh oos &eno ieinen trmtrigen
@a1bm erlargt fat. Sic bort nls @ad1t
biootel1 fir 1ie 2egislatltr ~ol1ftreten-
BEN 8iiirger ma1Bten iih berpflidten,
fit Ole 8eibebaltung befagten @efebes
ein3utreten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28

@nn firb audi sic BON &uliaeileut=
11nnt 8eter erfauften Moroer 1es
observation-disclosures &olentbol 6es
MSor6es I'M eriten @ruoe idarI6tg be=
fu16en tporoen. un5 mer6en boffent-
lidt, mie iener, ser b%eroienten Citrate
ni9t entgeben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28

&raiibent @iaiam @otuaro Saft
miro bonn naiiditen Meair5 an tpieoer
Elm 8iro als &edtsn1tpolt in gin=
cinnnti, Sbio, er0ffnen.. DIS Ebeilba<
bar miro er ieinen Sobn @obert gu
1ih nebme11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28

Mit ieinem ebemaligen eriten &i5e-
p%raiioenten 5dei6ema11 farn Ser
oeutj1e &eidBtag feinen Staat ma=
den. &offentlib miro oieier Sdei0e-
monn aus bem &eidBtoge fin mr1er
ol1sgel 6ie6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-28
Sin &eueia, ba6 mieoer unormale'

yin Uetuets, DUP mte0er n1tDrtttdle"
3uit6n6e benriden lit barin 8u er-
bliten, 6aB Ole Sagesblatter rgon5
gem0bnlibe 2ocalnndridten", tpie
Mor6e, @arrbiiberfdne nim., nit gr0B-
ter Musfibrlid6eit mie6er bringen.
Soft modte man Den politiiden
&umunel mie6er 5atrMdtpunfden.