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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-29
Glak-S

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bas Mbleben bes ProfeHors Or. Sof
S4rDbers erlebisten 2ebritubl fir pa>
ftpraltbeplpgie an Der neuen fatbplif9=
tbeoloeiiden Safultdt Der Strabbursel
llniperiitdt lit Der Wiiraburser 9osent
fir 2itursit unb 8atedetit, Or. tbeol,
Soiepb 3abn, berufen nprben.
M e B. lInldngit tenterte auf be,
Mpfel BEL benz Meber 8orort ct. SUI
lien Elm &abn nit brei Sii9ern, ols fl
ben Geriu9 ma9ten, einen i9perer
Stein, pomit bas Boot feitsema6t
pprben mar, gu beben. Mdbrenb ea
einem Der S%niafIen selang. ii9 an's
l1fer su retten, iinb bic beiben 4nbern,
Der Slider 2ambines aus 8allieres Bel
Meb unb fein sebnidbriser Spbn, err
trunfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-29

in N6rtrtn9en iinb bie Maiern aus
sebroden !; sau3e 9duier itnb bauon
befallen, slidli9erweiie trttt aber bte
arantbeit ni9t ernit auf. ga man
slaubt, bab on benz bdufsen Muftres
ten pom &ranfbeiten, mie Neruenfisber
uim. Der @snuB unseiunben unb i6db=
li4en Trinfmaiiers Sdulb iei, iolen
iett bic 9auptbrunnen ber Ortidaft
auf ibren Snbalt etusebenb eeprift
werben. = Das 5idbrise So9nden
bes Citations : Msenten in llIfliasen
ipielte fir5li6 NIT einem @eloItid.
Na9 @ewobnbeit Ser &inSer nabm
ber &leine bie Minse In BEN Mmno,
pl0sli6 serietb bieielbe our6
S@luden in bic SpeiierObre, mo- ite
neuu Sage lang fisen blieb, 10 bab
bas &tnb wdbrenb bieier i3eit feine
feite Nabruns 81 ii@ nebmen fonnte
unb sroBe S@merSen gu leiben bate,
bis es Der drstlt6en &unit selans,
bas @elbftid beraussunebmen. =
Ser antrei@er Pbilipp 8appert in
9uremburs itirste in einem Neubau
cine teinerne Sreppe binab, nobel
er it6 eine @ebtrneri@atteruns slz
sos unb, obne mieber gum 8ewubt=
iein setommen gu iein, BEN gerles=
unsen erlas. @r btnterlabt cine
@ittme nit bret tleinen &inbern. =
Sn Der 8dderet beS 9errn Warr In
9uremburs brad Elm Seuer aus, mel
DIES einen S@aben uon mebreren Eau=
ienb Sranfen anrt@tete, ber tebo9
bur@ 8erit9eruns gebedt lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-29
Sutae. tttttteIaIte 1tno aIte

Herionen, tuelhe an frantert ober eei9pd6tem
Suitanbe bs &Orpers ober Settles inioIse geruabldifis
suns Der Sci unbbeitsreseln oser ~Iberbarter arbeit LET'S
Sen, welde neru6s, miibe, ~persasenb, i9waditnnis,
rneni6eni6el iinb, tmStilten. tn benglieb.ru unb tn Der
grait Sdmers empItuben. Que GerioneH, pelde bieie
Spnrptone baben, ioaten bteien IrSt iofort conlultirer.
Gr bat Sauienbe sebeilt, pei6e tn ben IeBteu Stabieu
Ino ~aufaesebea waren, slei6piel, rer es perieblte, Yers
f6nIihe Compilation tit In porseidrittenen Sduen notbz
penbts. Bebanblun9 bnrd Corresponding ober Qateuts
WtebtSinen fann ntbt beilen.
@erborsen Rrantbeitsa. @iele Sale ernIter
Srantbeit Iseroen betm 9eibenbsn ni6t euseeiunben,
welber In pertebrter 2Seiie bebanbelt wiro. Die grSBtsn
SDfnunsen unb bic ansenebu,itsn Sreuoen hes sebens
onrh &ranfbett 5erlt6rt 1perben. Surb Hnter5uduns bes
Urine MAG eine ernfte &rantbett f~eitsefteat werben, bepor
andre Seit en- %portreten.
unberbar Setlnusen pouSosen in ols
ten Sdaen, bic peruadldiii9t ober perfebrt bebanbelt
rpnrben. seine Grperimeute ober geriebluuseu. Sene
unbetlbaren Sale ansenommen. @enn @uer Sau nuz
betlbar TIT, 10 Iperbet ibr fret bic @abrbeit bOren unb es
fubt weroen, guer gelb gu fporsu. Eauienbe sebeilt,
nabosm tie, benz Sobe perfouen, a~uf9eseben rpuroen.
QerIonen, peIde pon Seiu>4ersten sufrtebeniteQens be-
bantelt peroen, inn ntdt eriudt por5uipredeu. Webi,
5tnen per'anbt mad irsens tuemEet bergSelt. Goninltas
ton fret unb uertrauIi9. Seadtet ben Beiadsiua.
gsenn Shr nidt poriprebeu f6nnt, iareibt nm einen sus
ten JRatb. abreIie: Or. Oopntng
1907 S6iqer>T beaterz0 ebGubs, Chicago, Su.
507 Boston gIOe. Weiuueapolis, Ninn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-29
Sen SSarmteru 3ur Nfoti,!

Die Wcgabbeu= WaI9inen : 0orfs be,ab=
len fir altes giien, &upfer ober MeIiins pte
fol9t:
Sir sutes guBi6abeiiea per Come $500
Sir eltes Weilius per Yfunb 8 bis 1OGtS.
Sir aItes 8upfer per Biunb 8 Bis ii cts.
4S=ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-29
WUpS Ointn1pnt i'm

= MDes ointment in Der @elt
beilt feinen &beumatismus. gs ent.
ftebt aus elmer Sdure i'm Dilute, unb
I'm i'm gu bet(en, muB biel1rIa6e bsietz
tist perben. Coles 8(uterseuser lit,
mas Sbr ba5u sebrau6t. gr ma9t
reines Slut. 8eriu6t i'm 81, 90 Bel
Warttn Molttor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-29

= Seib Sbr seplast BON llnuers
bault6teit unb franfem Ropfmeb?
Nebmt Coles 2arir 0eberpilen unb
Sbr ieto sebeilt. gu baben bet Nars
tin Molttor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-29
Winneiata = Wi6igan Tabbaaipiel
ant 81. Cctober.

Sir obise @elesenbeit p~srfauit bic 0or=
tbern Pacifc Sidets gu eiuem etu3elueu Sabr=
preiie auf alien !3isen am Sreitas, ben 80.
October, unb auf ben sriib;isen am 81. Sc=
tober. Sidet 9iilti9 bis gum 2. Nouember.
g. Is. 6 o q, Naent.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-29

anite(len. Butte befinbet it9 In auf=
serestem i3uitan6e; bic entlaienen
Ser9leute tretben it9 In BEN StraBen
berum unb iteben an Sen gden, I'm,
bic Sage gu beipre6en. Ser TaQ
wirb uor ben b09iten @eridtsbof bes
2an6es sebra9t rperben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-29
SGmieSe / erfftdtte.

Das in albanp an ber SauptitraBe se=
leseue @ebdube, int mslbem Stepb. Sofiman
bisber feline S9miebe bate, lit bili9 su per-
faufeu ober gu perpa6ten. 9fd5eres BEL
4S:4t Geinridt Senars, M6aup, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-29
Oregon.

Oregon.
Portlanb. - Wie ser uOre:
sonian" bert9tet, lit ste &esierune
etnem sroBen Ninse auf Ste Spur &C.
fommen, Der BEN 2anbraub lpltemattid
betreibt unb in Ben @dlberr am Stil:
len Osean elm aussebebuets u@e.
|i6dit" bat. Dieier Sling iou ni6t
nur bur6 aIe1lei frumme Wittel
9dnSersien ermo,ben, lonbern au@ Ell.
ne srobe MnSabl bon Staatsz unb
9anbbeamten bur9 8eite6uus in iet=
men Dienit seprebt baben. Ser Sting
unterbdlt Nsenten i'm 2an6amt 81
@aibinston, melGe 8eri@t eritatteu
muBten, iobalb Elm profttables @ei6dft
gu MAIDEN mar. Oie 6auptma9er
bteles S9min6els iollen tbr 6aupt=
quarter In San francisco baben.
gtne l1nterlu6uns TT i'm @anse.
OaB ft9 an ser &lfe bes Stiuen
Oceans ein umfansret9er 0anbidmin=
bel abselpielt bat unb nod abipielt,
mirb tn offiSieuen &reiiea Der 8unbes.
uerwaltuns int @roBeu unb @ansen
suseseben. Oo9 lebnt man es ab,
iest i6on auf gtn,elbeiten e~tnsuseben.
eSu ben Bureaus Der Nbtbeiluns bes
Snnern mar man idon felt Sabr unb
Sag bauon iberseust. bas it6 Spefus
lanten : Gruppsn sulammeusetbau
baben, Tim in ben meitliden Se5irfen
bisber Offentli3ss 2anb bur9 unlau
tere Mittel in BEN 8eiib Su befommeri,
unb es wurben i6on uor seraumer
3eit Spestolasenten an Ort unb Stelz
lie ael6idt, uu int Sttaen Snforma=
tionen etnsubolen. N~euetbinss cling
Der 9tslf +: Nttornep Yusb aus benz
Bureau bes 9tlfsseneralauwalts Der
Qbtbeiluns bss Snnern mad Der pact
fi6en &hite, Tim bic @ebeimagenten
nit 1einer Ee6tstenntntB gu unter
itisen. Die grmtttelunsen, mel6e
it6 iber idmmtli@e BRET &afenitaaten
ertredsn, baben bisber piel Waterial,
aber bod nod ni6t senus bapon er=
seben, I'M. Nnflasen erbeben gu ton,
nen. Ote 9anb=S pefulanten pflesen
oeu0bnli6 10 p~orsuseben, baB iie @e=
s'erunssldnbereien innerbalb Der
Daloreierpationen at it@ brinsen
unb, 1pen1 tie bic 8eltbtitel erlangt
baben, anf @runb Ser lebteren wertbz
poueres 2anb occuptren. Wan 9laubt
bab ptel 2anb iberbaupt muir gu Spez
tulationssmeden er1porben worben lit
unb nidt gu benz 3wede, wie es bas
uorl9reibt, banelbe ielb1t gu be-
unb lelbit gu nuben. gs loQen
auf biele ~unlautere @eiIe bereits utele
taulenb pom Mdern In bte 9dnte pon
Sanbi9minblern sefallen ietn, bic mon
iosar besidttSt, bab iie unter lt4 eine
0erl9m6run8 einsesansen itnb, I'M
Uncle Sau, srin6li@ aber bas Obr
gu bauen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-29
3m 0erpabten.

Wein ouf Der 8efisite selesenes Sc
ifG'tssebdube lit unter annebmbaren ge=
bin9ur9en III perpa6ten. NGberes i'll er=
fra9en bel q ubreas Srit, ct. gloub,
Winn. 46-ba
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ri6tist, baB er ~anitatt finf3ebn Dablz
reben nur pier In Soma balten rptrb.

leoeH nut otel W oyuiuu 9ulleu lDttD.
Orange gttp.-9o6m Bfar=
rer s. 8. 8rune BON Bier erfldrte
mdbren6'bes @ot(esbienites, ct iei es
mibe. aIe paar Nd@te aus Dem 8ette
eebolt 81 1uerben, UNI betrunfene Sc
mein6emitslteber BON MiBbanSluns
tbrer Srausn abaubalten. gr 1ei omar
fein Eempeten5ler, aber bas Sauf.
latter iei in Orange gitp berart einse:
rtiIen, baB entl6iebeue S@ritte baser
gen setroffen merben miBten. Oas
grite, mas er tbun merbe, iet, ale
ibm befannten Sdufer BET BEN @irtben
auf Bic ui6parse Site" leten gu lai=
fen, unb CT merbe bafir lorseu, baB
bas 8etbot, Iol6en 2eutsn seiiftge
@etrdnfe gu uerabret@en, ut9t iiber=
treteu merbe.
@iscpnffn.
r.-Mls man Oonner=
flag Worsen bic Sbiren ser bieitsen
gotoffice 0ffnete, itelte es it6 ber=
aus, baB gtubre@er bas @em0l6e se=
leert unb, 8rtefmarten I'M @ertbe pon
$500, iopte 800 in 8aar erbeutet
batten, bas @em6lbe obne @emaltmit=
tel gu Offnen, Elm llmitanb, Ser barauf
btnsumeiien i6etnt, baB tie fsine Ner=
linse i'm @ei9dft maren. sic binter=
lteBen eine elsftrilbe 9aupe, bic aber
BET ser NuHtnbuns tbrer Spuren me-
mig niben mtrb.
safe g a.-gs perlautet,
baB Seiuttenuster, uel6e bur6 ste
gerfolsunseu Der Gegieruns aus
Srantret6 pertrteben mutben ar1 Sc
nep1 See In @isconI tn cine timber
lttdt grinban rpollen. Oas @elb basu
lit bereits aufsebra6t. 0te Timber.
itldt iou nod Wulter amerifanii9er
Colleges einseridtet ietn unb fir L.
900 Stubenter Naum btaten. fSlr
bas %1nteruebmen lit I'M See Elm
@ruaoitid pon 40 Mcres erwotben
mo,ben; bic Irbetteu an BEN 9ebdu.
BEN io(Ien seitis i'm Sribiabr begin.
men.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-29
Soma.

DeSM s.-6ter ltnb feds
Ofentli@e 8eamten meSen 8eite9uns
In Mnflase3uitanb erboben uorben unb
wer6en it@ barob Dor ben @el9more=
men gu perantporten baben. Setrez
tdr Sbarp bes S@asamtes bat bas
Central : gomtte bes Staates bena1s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-29
9r. Sotputna, 0raIoent,

~S<~$ssScf
Dieter beeeuienbe, eriabrens Sps;iaIiit lit tn ben saus
gen Iereinistem Staaten gut unb gu ieintm Sortett
eetannt pe9en Der pteleu punoerbaren Setlunsen bet
Grontideu. ~nerpoien nnb ~ipeSteuen seiben, iomie bet
Nuseus uub Sbrentrautbeiteu, welae Der Runlt anoerer
Mersts unb SpesioIiiten seipottet battsn: Sbm iiebt CUR
Sette cine erobe GusabI ~tiidtiser, ssibidter Aerate uno
~erfabreEsr Spe3ialiiten, beren Grfabrunsen, Ipelde tie tn
ben sr6Beren SoIpitdlern guropas uno Imerttas seianls
melt baben. IS ibnsn erm0sliat. p]srbOrsens unb dronis
f4e Srantbeiteu nit griols su betlen. S9rs lanstahrtse
griabruus. ibr mertwirbises Seidie unb ibr unnnter,
bro4eusr grIoIs siebt ibuen einen auipru4 aui eas
Sutrausn Ser ssibsnbea an allen Orten. Sn isbem SALE
piro cine ebrIt4e Gnitdt ausseiproden. Ut Der SalI
n%nheilbar, 10 eriabrt Der setoenoe oten. pie ~gsabrRstt.
itramsntsn, psi5s ibsr 5000 sstoitst babsn. 9aruatsr
lift Elm XsStrableusG pparat, NIT seilen pile Die miners
fen Srqans Isidt unteriu4t psresu tonnen.
SSetIuuaen, 100 anoere erfoI8IoS
tporen.
Srantbetteu Der Iusen unb Obren;
grauuliereube Nusesliber. Staor. t9teIenbe Iu9en
ssaa n Sqai iaafs aas ga5us s Saasbe s'S srans5eiss
ten Der @ q I e unb hes s aIies: Ratarrb, Sron4ts
tis, sfbma. 9etben bs Masens nne Der
Sch er !: Gpspepie. HnuerbauIitteit. SiliofttSt, eeIS'
Sarurubr, grisbti9e gi.rsntrantbsit. breuuenbsr llriu
MIN. . Iuts unb 9anttranthettsm cstros
feIu, IusIhlaa, Tleden, Wtuttermale, Iberfutit9e Saare,
Gntiteaunasn bss geFdts, eczema. Geiamire uip.
NerpeuIetben: @pilepfe. Spferte, edbmung.
Manssl an aebenstraft. Rbeumatismus, sseuralste.
.$ $ss s1tssssis, sss's ass5sm a fss'ss,Iss n n1$, stn gsR nsass
Westbose sebelt. Sdmorrboteen uno ale Srantbetten
bes 1saibarmss. S u n straightforward
bate gssi5ts SsnnsH,ss ms0 m @ss,tsashsea a5 Se5 S's nim.
Ntobsrne Sebanblunsspetie. bic tb au9eneta ais ers
foIsrei9 erpteieu bat. Refine unan9enebwen unterlls
dunsen. Refine Dame, OBJ perbstratet ooer ntat, branst
au s6aern. entmeber alein ober NIT elmer Treunotn CUR
geipre5uns az fon1nlen. 8oniulattonen 9ebetm uno tn
1srtrauen. Mibsetaltunaen, SlumptuB, NsdSratbtes
aunseu, Sropf, manselbatte Gntp,delun9 tr3eno stlles
Organs. sIeiue unb iawaSs SstIs perbsn ~psrsrossrf
nn0 %oetrGfttot,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-10
TURK GIVES VERSION
OF RECENT TROUBLE
Says Consul Davis at AIeXandretta
is a Bad
Man.

ConstantiTople, Dec. 10.-The Turk
ish governments story of the trouble
at AleXandretta represents Consul Da-
Wis as defying Turkish law and doing
some slugging to enforce his views.
The official report says that Attarian
had entered the country secretly and
on arrical at AleXandretta claimed
the protection of Consul Davis to en-
able him to leave. The authorities in
sisted hatAttarian could not leave with
out first conforming to the law, which
required that his photograph he taken.
Davis refused to tolerate the delay.
and attempted to embark Attarian by
force. The police arrested Attarian at
the quay. wehreupOn Davis, aided by
his military couriers, struck the police
men, who were wounded in the faces,
and afterward attempted to force an
entrance into the guard house. break
ing windows and doors. but unavail-
ingly. So says the report.
New York, Dec. 10.-Attarian. who
is in trouble at Alexandretta, Asiatic
Turkey. is Il resident of Paterson, n.
j., and went to Turkey without pass
port to try and bring his wife and
son to this country. He knew he was
taking q risk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-10
Teacher Thrown Into Pond
by Pupils Has Pneumonia

through which she was let into the
water, with hog trough tied to her
feet. The water came up to her
knees. and when she still refused to
say how she would treat the school
another hole was cut near the middle
of the pond, and she was placed in
this, the water coming up to her
shoulders. Here the pupils left her
and returned to the school house.
Miss Sinclair remained in the icy wa
ter for two hours before she was
found by a couple of farmers. She
was numb from the cold and only par
tally conscious. The torturers of the
teacher were girls ranging in age
from II to II years. Miss Sinclair has
sworn our warrants for assault and
battery against each of the children,
and for riot against all of them col
lectively.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-10
victory for the prainnre Board.

Joliet. ILL.,. Dec 10.-The jury in the
condemnation suit brought by the san
itary district of Chicago against the
owners of certain property north of
Joliet brought in n verdict awarding
the defendants $40 per acre. The
values given by witnesses in the case
ranged all the way from SD to $500
an acre. The defendants cOntended
that heproperty was good quarry land,
and insisted that from $500 to $500 was
fair price. The verdict is therefore
looked upon as victory for the drain
age board.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-10
DEPUTIES FIGHT
WITH THE STRIKERS
Nobody Hurt in Half an Hours
Exchange of
Shots.

Trinidad. Colo. Dec 10.-While a
number of deputies and clerks were
driving from Berwind to TObascO they
were fired upon by several men hid be-
hind rocks and brush. The deputies
and clerks jumped from the wagon
ard returned the fire. The shooting
continued at intervals for thirty min
uteS. though no one was injured. Sher-
iff Clark and posse We're preparing
to leave for the scene on a special
train. when word was received that
reinforcements of guards had arrived
from TObascO, half Il mile away. and
the ambushing party fled.
No arrests were made. The trouble
is said to have originated when Il min
er came into the mine office at Ber-
wind and became very abusive. He
was kicked out by deputy. and it is
thought that he stirred up his friends
to start the difficulty.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-10
PERKINS WAS POORLY INFORMED

And Morgan Knew Nothing at All, 1t
Seems. About the Transaction.
Perkins was asked what he knew of
the shipbuilding company at the
time of the sale of the Bethlehem
plant, and replied that he knew little
about it, but that the contract for the
sale provided that Morgan 4 Co. re-
ceive the actual amount of cash ed
vanced for the Bethlehem company,
the $3,000.O00 stock being taken in
lieu of all profits and interest on the
investment. BY this contract Morgan
& Co. were also to have legal opinion
on the organization of the Shipbuilding
company.
Perkins insisted that he personally
had no knowledge. July 80, when the
cable was sent, of the plants their
values or their earnings, and had no
concern with the shipbuilding transac-
ton. nor did he. Aug. II. when the
sale of the Bethlehem plant was closed,
have any such knowledge to give him
an idea of the value of the securities
taken in part payment. Asked about
Dresser, Nixon and Pam Perkins de-
clared that he had known them only
in general way up to the time of the
sale of the Bethlehem plant and did
not know that Pam was representing
Schwab.
]. Z. Morgan. he testified. knew moth
ing, to the witness knowledge. of the
shipbuilding deal during its progress
and was not informed of the negotia-
tiOns during his stay in Europe Aft
er a number of other professions of
ignorance Perkins was turned over to
Guthrie for cross-examination. Guthrie
asked two questions about the Sheldon
syndicate, and ON Perkins stating his
LACK of infs nation the witness was
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-10
SPRINGER WILL Is
PLACED ON FILE
Asks to be Buried at Springfield
Property Left to
Wife.

Washington, Dec. 1O.-The will of
the late William n. Springer, of Hi
nOis, has been filed here. 1t directs
that his remains be inferred in Oak
Ridge cemetery. near Springfield. H.,
and that the grave be marked by Il
plain stone bearing this inscription un-
der his name; Member of Congress
from Illinois, 1870 to 1895. and Judge
United States Court for Indian Terri
tory. March 80. 1890. to Dec. II. 1899
Springer expresses the wish that the
remains of his wife be inferred in the
same lot when she dies and that on her
tombstone beneath her name shall be
inscribed the titles of the books she has
written. The bulk of his property is
left to his wife. his son Ruter w.
Springer being named as executor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-10
Doctor Declares Bathing
is Injurious to the Health

Chicago, Dec 12.-"When people
leave off bathing there will be little or
nothing for the doctors to do. Pneu-
monia, colds, and hundred other ills
result from the foolish habit of wash
ing the body. To battle is to be dirty,
for you thereby make a sewer of the
skin. Blood, attracted by the skin,
gives up products that should be left
to seek a natural outlet, and soils the
skim
The foregoing declarations. made by
Prof. John Dill Robertson last night
at the annual meeting of the Chicago
Eclectric and Surgical society at the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-10
NOT MORGAN DEAL
Napoleon of Finance Had Moth
ing to Do with the Ship
b building Matter.
PERKINS WAS VERY CAUTIOUS
Doesn't Seem to Have Known a Whole
Lot About the Business,
Either.

New York. Dec. 10.-A sharp tilt be-
tween counsel enlivened the opening of
the United States Shipbuilding hearing.
Guthrie characterized u statement by
Untermyer as almost indecent" and
the latter retOrted in warm terms The
trouble occurred over Il letter
over which there was a conflict
of opinion as to its publication. The
first question showed that this letter
incIosed copy of Il letter sent by c.
b. Alexander, of alexander * Green,
to Morgan. Haries & Co. and over the
Identification and admission of this
copy another protest was made by
Counsel Guthrie for the defense. Guth-
rie repeated his objection to having this
letter handed to the press, evOking
warm reply from Untermyer, who de-
cIared that ne did not intend to submit
to any more "dyspeptic behavior" on
the part of counsel, and that Guthrie
himself had given out unintroduced
testimony for publication.
Then the Lie Was Passed.
A formal statement before the exam
iner in regard TO Guthrie's protests
about publicity was made by Unter-
myer. Guthrie characterized this state%
ment as almost indecent" and the lie
was passed on both sides, Guthrie
speaking of deliberate falsehOod'' on
the part of Untermyer, who retOrted in
terms just as strong. \ copy of the
Alexander letter inclOSed in the Nor
gan. Harjes & Co. letter was marked
for Identification. Perkins was then
asked to tell in detail how he came to
cable to Paris the message referring
to the interest of Mr.. Schwab and his
friends in the shipbuilding company.
Was a Very Cautious CabIebram.
He told OF three requests made by
Colonel McCoOk. of Alexander Il
Green, the first time asking that Nor
gan x Co. cable to their Paris house
an Endorsement of the shipbuilding
company. This was refused. McCook
then asked that the Paris branch be
informed that MeSSrS. Schwab. Nixon,
Dresser and others were Interested in
the company, that the properties were
valuable and that the men interested
were recommended. Perkins consented
to send cablegram July 80 that Mr..
Schwab and his friends are interested
i'll the new shipbuilding plan and dwould
be very glad to have the Paris house
take as cordial an interest in it as is
consistent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-10

indianapolis, Dec. 1O.-Miss Erline
Sinclair, the Cass township teacher
who was forced by her pupils to stand
in water up to her shoulders, may die
as the result. She already has devel-
oped well-defined symptoms of pneu-
monia-
1t has been a custom for years for
the teacher at the school to treat the
pupils just before the holidays, and
Miss Sinclair was asked if she intend
ed to do so. She replied in the affirm
ative, and the pupils then asked what
she intended TO give them, but she re-
fused to say. The teacher then was
surrounded by 10 or a dozen of the
larger girls, thrown to the floor and
bound hand and foot. She was then
carried to a pond a short distance
away, and a hole cut in the ice,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-10
WHAT HERRAN AND REYES SAY

If Colombian Troops Are Moving 1t Is in
Opposition to Their Advice.
Washington. Dec 1O.-Herran. the
Colombian charge d'affaires, authorized
the statement that if troops from Car
tagena have landed near the mouth OF
Atrato river it is directly in opposition
to the advices of both himself and
General Reyes. The latter confirmed
this statement and said that upon COM
ing to Washington as the special rep
resentative of the Colombian govern
ment he had temporarily relinquished
the command of the Colombian army,
the duties falling upon General Cas-
trO, second in command.
The general has been fully informed
by the president himself as to the in
tentiOns of the government of the
United States respecting the isthmus.
He was told by tLe president that. as
was set out in the presidents message
to congress. the United States had de-
termined to maintain the independence
of the new republic of Panama against
all comers. While this guarantee is
contained in a treaty now pending be-
fore the United States senate and as
YET uIEdtilSu. lnt administration HAS
for some time past been acting upon
the theory that the understanding is
in full force.
Therefore all necessary preparations
have been made to exert whatever
physical force may be necessary to
protect the isthmian transit. Instead
of cOnfining military and naval opera
tions to the narrow strip of the right
of way across the isthmus it has been
decided that sound military policy re-
Quires the extension of the protected
zone to include the entire territory OF
the republic of Panama. Consequent
ly, no Colombian troops will be al
lowed to cross the frontier to Pana-
c.nntinroa on r,ara e..