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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-11

@emib eine Seltenbeit lit eine 10
rai9e garriere gu Nnieben unb bober
Steuuns, wie ite 5err Sobn 6. Gre
per sema6t bat. gr murbe in 1875
i'm Comm ct. @enbel, Stearns Co.,
seboren, beiu@te mad senOiieuem Gle
mentarunterrt@t bic 9o@idule in ct.
gloub unb ipdter bic Sauf Centre
afabemte, NO er bas Otplom als gud=
fibrer erbielt. 11eber swei Sabre orr
bettete er als 9ebilfe in Der gountp
S9asmeiiters : Office unb iber smei
Sabre befleibete er bic 8u9balter=
ite0e In Der Sirft Sectional Sant unb
In beiber perantmortlt9en Stellunsen
ermtes er ii9 ni9t nur als brau9bar
ionbern als bur9aus competent. 0a9.
benz trat Ct In bas "Norbftern" @e=
i9dft Elm, ,peldes er anbertbalb Sabr
als @ei9dftsfibrer leitete unb aud in
bieier Steluns ben Witsltebern Der
Norbtern.O rudseieaidaft bic aaerbe:
item 3ufriebenbeit CAB. Ni9t blob mar
ct udbreuo bieier Sabre In ct. @loub
sea@tet unb seebrt, nein, iber gang
Stearns uerbrettete it9 iein portbeil=
batter STUFF, unb btes mar Der @runb
ba3u, baB er lesten Serbt uon ben
Wdblern In Stearus County In bas
ebenio uerantwortlide wie ebrenbafte
Mmt bes gouutp : Aubitors ermdblt
luurbe. M(s offisieaer 8eamte iu@t
!9err greuer In ieber Be3iebuns iei=
mes @lei@eu. Wett ben Sdbisteiten
perbinbet er etn iberaus freunbli9es
.eien, wte es einem ieben Off3ieaen
ietn ioIte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-11

Su Serrn @mmel lift Elm amb Der etabt ct. gloub su ebreu aefommsu,
melbe er ben ghrsern BON gang Stearns 60. uerbantt, bic in i'm ais sfen
liden geamten bs 9roBte 3utrauen ieseu- Sn ct. gloub i'm Sabre 1857
seboren, mibmete 6err @mmel f6, nadoena er bic glementaridule binter T1
bate, benz aaufmannsaanbe. a4t Sabre arbeitete er Bel Der gaenuaarenFrna
Youns & BRADFORD tn ct. Glouo ub uerbanb f9 hann seiddflid nit iei:
mem S@maser SEQ. SO. S@dfer uner Der 6rma S@dfer & @umel, bic in
albany, Stearns Co., en Mi9waarensd6dft NIT srobem Grfols betrieb
9ier mar es, NO 9err emnel ene %portbelbafte 8etannti9aft NIT ben Sar=
mern bes oberen SbeIes unfres gountp ma9te, gu beren 9teblin9 er murbe
Sn 1888 serbanben f9 bic @dber bes gountp NIT benen Der Stabt ub er.
mdblten 9errn @nmel tn bas County : @esiararsamt as No9foser bes
6errn Sobn 3app. Stt ienem Sabre bdlt CT bs Mmt inne unb gibt mad
wie Dor in ianer @teauns bic ausrbeFe 3%ufnetenbeh. 3uuortommenb ss
gen isben, Der in ieiner Office anssssen9eiten gu reseln bt, perfebt er ies
men Soften tn suuera1isfer Wehe, uno bies 1T Der grunb, bab e benz Nmte
70 piele Sabre erbalten bleb. CT uertebt es, bas In i'm se5ette 6Tenht@e
gertrauen gu wdrOissn unO f8 Der im erptefnen golssunf ueub gu
MAIDEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-11

Sine beruOrrasenbe Steluns nimmt inter
ben in Stearns Gountp 9eboreuen iunqen
Wtannern Serr Qnton 6ieblano elm. Gr murbe
in 1880 in 9tew Mlni6 seboren, mo- lid
berte nod ieiu Batter, iSerr l6ubert &ielanb,
Der 81 BEN prominenten beutl6en SSarmern
unleres Gountp sGblt, elmer allsge,ei6nez
ten gelunobeit erfreut. Sier Sabre beildte
6err 6ielano Die 9tolnali6ule in ct. Gloub,
mo er lid bur6 SleiB uno eutes Setraaer
ausSet6nete. Sn 1901 9rabuirte er in @bren
uno mar lettbem BEL 9ten Muni6 uno ipGter
bel Clearwater ais 2ebrer NIT 9roBem Grfola
tbdtt9. Inter BEN gebrern Der 0iientliden
S6ulen BON Stearns Gollntp nimmt er cine
berporra9enoe Stelle ELM, unb 10 fam es, baB
GountpzS 6ltlluperintenbent gbles ben iun=
gen !6errn 6ielanb ais ieinen @ebiilfen I'M
Qritte erfor, ais er ;1r anlteliIn9 zines Iol6en
County : gean1ter pom Dem Gountpratb be-
re6tt9t wnroe. SSn bieler Stellung errpeif
lt6 Serr 6ielanb ais re6ter Mann am Glate,
tnoem er benz @Duntp unb Dem S6uliuperin=
tenoent 9lbles Die belten lino t"reuelten Sietife
%letltet. Sc LANCER er benz Amte erbalten
bletbt, oelto belier lit es fir bas S6ullpfem
llf1Ieres 9ouutp.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-11
Sette 916.

s. g. Bernid inne bat, in slei9 su=
ten 9dnben wie ie suoor, 10 LANCE
bas County beitebt. 9err gernid
wurbe in 1872 in ct. Soiepb, Stearns
County, seboren. Sn ben Sabren
1889 unb 1890 seb0rte er gu ben
Stubenten bes ct. Sobn's college,
mo er ii6 faufmdnnifdea Stuoien
mibmete. Seine @eiddftsaulasen uer=
wanbte er 3uerit in @lp Minn., mo
er elm Sabr tn elmer g1enmaaren=
banbluns als 0abenbiener anseitelt
mar. Ior a9t Sabren fam ct nod
ct. gloub unb biente unter Sberiff
Wc&elup bret unb Elm balb sSabr als
gbef : Deputy unt betleibete unter
Sberif S@ilplin cine slei9 lanse
3ett bas ndmlide 4mt. 2ebten 6erbit
bewarb er ii9 ielbit nm bos Sberiffs=
amt nnb er sins als Sieser aus benz
Wablfampfe berpor. 8ie 6err
gernid itd bereits als Deputy Sheriff
benz Imte sewadien ermies, 10 crit
re9t iest, na6tem man ibn ielbft nit
benz Amte betraut bat. Our9 pFt9t=
setreue 8erwaltuns bes Gmtes madt
9err 8ernid ii@, ieiner SteQuns,
ieinen Sreunben unb benz Oeutidtbum
beS 9ansen @ountp ale gbre.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-11

SIM alter pom erif iieben Sabren fam Serr
Wtiiaer pom 9afapette, Snbiana. DO er in
1868 geboren murbe, NIT Ieinen @liern nod
ct. @loub unb trat, na6bem sr bic Gfarr=
i9ule Der Stabt bur6sema1t bate, in be
BON ben ebrrp. genebictinern gu ct. Sobn's
in 8erbinbuug nit Der lluiperiitdt s~eleitete
Sdnoelsi9ule elm. Sn 1885 fanb er Nn.
itelluns beim bamali9en @ountp: Sdasmei=
fter Moosbrusser unb in oieiem ME i'm fol=
9enben Sabre leilfete er i'm @ountp : S6as:
ante wie in Der @ountp : Qubitorsoifice, bic
su Der 3eit Serr g. SoBbers innebatte, su=
frtebeniteIenbe @usbilie. Sn 1887 trat er
Bel 6errn @ramb in Der &reisseri9tsofiice
elm unb mar bieIem mte ipdter benz pert. 6.
Is. Sarnum ais Nlliftent cine porsIgli6e
Stiiee. Na9 benz Sobe bes lesteren wurbe
Serr Miiler in 1892 Don Sreisri6tsr 8. g.
Searle ais Sreis9eri6tsl9reibe ernannt unb
i'm Serbit bes namli6en sSabres pom ben
S%timmeebern pom Stearns @ountp in bds
Clint ermdblt. @dbrenb ieiner sansen Sieuit=
sett fiir 6as @ountp bat Serr Utiiuer bic al
lerbeite 3ufriebenbeit seseben, unb fir bic
pfltbt9etreue Sermaltun9 bes Qmtes bat
Sreisri6ter Searle ibm elm beneioeuspertbes
Sob 9eipenoet. Wit benz gmte in al ieinen
@inselnbeiten beitens betraut, f0nnte ii6
Stearns County taum einen beiieren Rreis=
9eri6tsI6reiber miinl1en uns benseu ais
ben lesisen Snbaber fesielben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-11

Sn 1865 fam Serr S6mitt aus benz Re=
9lerun9sbeSirt Srier, Seuti6lanb, mo er i'm
september 1885, 9eboren wurbe, na6 ameri=
ia. 9ta6 tursem gIfemtbalte in Belle Glaine,
Seott County, Minn., fam er nit ieinen 81
tern na6 Safe Soemrp, Stearns 6ountp, Don
mo- er na6 ct. Slouo sur ausbilouns sei6tdt
rpuroe. Seitoem lit er in Stearns Gountp's
Salptltaot a~nidiiis. mo er na6 mebridbrisem
Selu6 Der 9tormali6ule ms OfIentli6e Seben
eintrat. SSSn peridieoenen @ei6Gften mar er
nit @rfol9 tbGti9 uno wuroe, na6bem er benz
Sountp ais County @ommilidr einen Sermin
treue xSieufte s~eleiitet bate, ais Gountp=
S6usmeiiter 9epGblt, wel6es almt er iest i'm
Swelten Sermin befleibet; Der Stabt oient er
oils Staotratbsmitslieo i'm Z. Sabre unb smei
Sabre befleioet er oas @mt bes Grdiioenten
leet9enanuter SOrperi6aft. Sn allen Stel=
lunseu ma6t lid oerr Gbriit. S6mitt oes in
ibn g~eIesten 3utrauens %pouauf wiirbig unb
lpertb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-11

@ibreno Der notwithstanding fur=
sen j3eit ieines @elleus in Stearns
County lift 9err @. S. Oouobue nit
ben pe,itiebeniten 9oiten bet,aut unb
beebrt morben. @eborsu In 6uoion,
@ts., fam er tn 1894 ais iunser,
pieluerlpredenber Suride nad Win.
neiota unb srabuirte alS &e1tsse=
lebrter an Der Winnefota Staats.
uniperiitdt, BEL melder 9~elesenbeit er
bas Yrdlibium Der @raouirten ieines
Oepartements fibrte. Su 1895, in
meldem Sabre er ii9 in Melroie nie=
berlieB, wurbe er CUR 8e@tspruris su.
selaiien, unb er seb0rte pier Sabre Der
gr3iebunssbeb0rbe Der Stabt Wel=
role on. Wie i'm bic Burger iener
Stabt i'm enseren &reiie ebrten 10 bic
Sttmmseber bes 81. lesislattuen Ots
itritts, bic ibn In 1898 ala Wttslteb
Der @eiessebuus ermdblten, i'm mei=
teren unb mie In nod aussebebu.
terem &reiie bic @dbler pom Stearns
County, bic tim in 1900 nit benz per-
antmortliden Nmte bes gountp : Nn=
walts betrauten unb ieiner treueu
Imtsuerwaltuns uesen ibn In 1902
fur ben Soften miebererwdblten. 9err
Oonobue bot bas In ibn seieste Of
fentli&e @ertrauen beitens;sewarbiSt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-11

Seit 45 Sabren sdblt 5err CALHOUN be-
reits gu ben Birsern unierer Stabt. wobiu
er aus ieinem @eburtsfaate Senneiee fam.
t.5n 1874 srabuirte er an Der llniperiitat pom
lebanon, Eenn., mo- er iid ais &e4tsgelebrz
ter beranbilbete unb bier ais FOLDER i'm 6reiss
unb namentli1 Dor benz Staatso ber9eri4t
nit @riols praftisirt. DAP er 81 eInem 9es
miiien 9ieblins Der geuobuer ct. CLOUDS
unb pom Stearns @ountp semorben, benefit
bic Sbatia6e, bab er piele Offentlibe Nemter
Der Stabt befleibete, bic II ~@brenpoiten mo-.
rem, wie ibm aud 3wei Sabre bas Gbreuamt
bes Birsermeiiters ben Stabt iibertragen
murbe. Gem @ountp ~leiitete er in ben 8O3iser
Sabren treue Oienite als County MumaIt unb
ansenblidli1 aIs @ouutp Nadlabri9ter. Sn
al ieinen Stelunsen bat 9err CALHOUN iei=
ne RenntnifIe befens gum Woble feiner Nits
meni9en unb gu ieinem eisenen bewdbrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-11

6err sbles, welder li9 sur Steue bes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pom Stearns Gountp
empor9ei6wunseu bat, purbe in 1872 in
Eodptle, Stearns Gountp, seboren. Ia6
9enoiienem glementaruuterri6t beiu6te er
5wei Sabre Die Hormall 6ule in ct. Glouo
unb be9ab it'd, nadbem er einise Sabre in
Sreeport nit Grfols unterridtet hattie, sur
meiteren ausbilouns nod benz eebrerleminar
in ct. Sraneis, isis. 8ort perblieb er Elm
SeSabr unb befleibete baum brei Sabre bic Stele
zines erfotgrrideit Se6rers In 1tbanu. Sos
besog er nieber bic Hormalidule in
ct. Gloub, an Der er in 1901 in Gbren era=
buirte. Ha6 bieiem befleibete er elm Ssabr
bic Grin;ipalitele Der Stabti1ulen in Wfel=
role uno rpuroe lesten Serbit ais S6uliuper=
%tntenoent pom Stearns Gountp errpdblt, in
pel6er Stelluns er leiueS a6fenntniiie beitens
nnb De Ofientliden S6ulen oes
obne 3weifel auf cine bobe Stufe
brin9en wiro. SER ables lit elm eebrer mie er
int Su6e ftebt, uno feline pdoasosii6eu
6enntniiie meroeu in Stearns Gountp mir
uno Grfreulides i6afien.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-06
PORTO RICo's REGIMENT.
The War Department Arranging FOL
Its Disarmament.

The War Department Is arranging for
the disarmament of the Porto Rico pro-
vis'onal regiment OF infantry. The forma-
ton Of this regiment was authorized by an
act of Congress, which provided that it
should Discontinued in service until further
direction Of Congress. In view Of the peace
full conditions prevailing in Porto Rico
Secretary Root does not believe there is any
further occasion for maintaining a special
military force in the island at the expense
of the United States outside Of the coast
defense Notifications. He will, therefore,
recommend the regiment be discontinued,
and the right of enlistment in the regular
army be extended to the citizens Of Porto
Rico.
In a recent communication on the subject
he says:
Under the prosperous conditions which
have followed the very liberal treatment of
the island by the United States, the in
sular government Is well able to support q
police force adequate to preserve internal
peace and order and there is no more rea-
son for maintaining a special United States
force, in addition to the regular army, to
protect Porto Rico against external attack,
than there Is to maintain such force to
protect any part of our territory on the At
lantic coast. The people of Porto Rico
should. however, have an opportunity to
share in the general defense Of the govern
ment to which they owe allegiance, and Of
the institutions which they enjoy"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-06
Small, ]. H., N. c.. the Riggs.
Smith, G. W., Illinois, 1913 Columbia road
Smith s. W. Mich, 1912 18th street.

Small, J. H., N c.. the Riggs
Smith, G. W., Illinois, 1913 Columbia road
Smith, S. W., Mich, 1912 18th street.
Smith, W. l., Iowa, the Hamilton.
Smith, Marcus A., Ariz., the New Willard.
Shook J. S.. Ohio. the Varnum.
Southwick, G. N, N. Y, the Normandie.
Sparkman, s. M, Fla, the Metropolitan.
sperry, N. D., Conn, the Buckingham.
spight, T., Miss. the Varnum:
Stark. w. L.. Nebraska. 321 ID st. Sc.
Stephens, ]. H.. Texas, ia Md. ave. ne.
stevens, Frederick c., Mimi, the Cairo.
Stewart. J. F.. N: j., the Gordon.
Stewart, ]. K. N. Y, the Normandie.
storm, Frederick. N. Y. the New Willard.
sulloway. Cyrus A, N. H.. the Varnum.
Sutherland. G., Utah. the Driscoll.
Swami. Edward, NY. New Willard.
Swanson, c. A, Va, the Cairo.
Tawney, ]. A, Mimi, the Riggs:
Tayler r. W.. Ohio, the Raleigh.
Taylor, G. W., Ala, 1913 st.
Thomas. L.. Iowa, the Riggs.
Thompson, C. W.. Ala, the Hamilton.
Tirreli, c. O. Mass, the Normandie.
Tompkins, Arthur s., N. Y, the Normandie
Tongue, T. H., Ore, 141G X st. NV.
Underwood. o. w., Ala, the Cochran.
Vreeland, E. B., N. Y, the Dewey
Wanger, /. p, Pa, 1917 VT. ave.
Warner Vespasian ILL.,, the Cairo.
Watson, Jas. E.. Ind. the Normandie.
Wheeler, Charles X, KY, the Riggs.
Wiley, A. A., Ala. the Metropolitan.
Williams, ]. R., Ill.,, 236 Del ave. ne.
Woods, s. d., Cal, the Loudoun.
Wilcox, r. W., Hawaii, 1892 Roanoke ST.
Zenor, w. T., Ind, ST. NV.
Alexander Mcdowell, clerk, the Dewey.
VIM. Browning, chief clerk. 146 E. Cap.
Frank B. Lyon, doorkeeper. 0O2 M st. NV.
JOS C. McElroy. postmaster. PA st. &C.
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9TH ST.

L "vsrina W G. Mass, 1924 Mass. ave.
McCleary. j. T.. Mimi. the Regent:
Mcclellan. G: B.. N. y. LAD G r.; !; aye
McDermott, Allan L., N. J.. 1907 H st. NV.
McIachlin, j., Cal. the oxford.
McIain, F. A.. Miss. the Varnum.
Maddox. ]. W.. Ca. the Metropolitan
Mann. Mann James r., illinois: 1741 st. NV.
Marshall. T. F., N. D.. the Cochran.
Martin, E. W., s: D.. the Dewey Dew or. q,
M Msfcs1f p 3 H. H. e esl the Arlington n
Never, Adolph. La. 100 st;
Miers. r. W., Ind. the Riggs.
Miller. ]. M, Kansas. the Normandie.
Minor p. S., Wisconsin. 40 D st. Sc.
N1nrre,, edward, Pa, 1701 K st. NV
Moody. J. NJ, N. c.. the National
Moody, M. A.. Oregon the New 5Mrrta
M Muur Edward. Pa, Coreeran building.
Morris p Nina. Ills N. Il. ave:
loss. J. Mckenzie. KY, the Driscoll.
Mutchler, Howard: Pa; -, the K rgsnd,a
Nevtiie VIM, Nebraska. 200 N. ]. ave- NV.
Nevin. R. M, Ohio. the Gordon.
Marion. j. A., Ohio, the Cumberland.
olmstea; M FL M,. Pa aa7 l1 % ! a ayfee Sc
Pasgett, l. F.. Tenn: the the yarnum.
Palmer. II. " ". PA I l1 lSo, Mass "a ave-
Dat m. C. H., 7
patterson, NJ. R., Tenn. the Riggs.
pavne s. E., N Y, the Normandie.
Pesrre. q. A., Nd. 1923 H street.
pierce r. A., Tenn. the Ebbitt.
pnm = w. North Carolina. the Riggs.
P Pow T., Maine. the New Willard.
powers, s. L., Mass, 1861 R. l. ave.
RandeIi, c. B., Tex. the National
Reeder. w. A., Kan. ID Sd st. Sc
Reeves Walter, IL. the Dewey
Rhea- w. F., Va. the Colonial.
richardson, J. D.. Tenn. HOB 9Th st. NV.
Rixey. F., Virginia. l272 N. ii. ave. Nv.
Robb. E., Mo-. the Varnum
Roberts, E. W., Mass. the Hamilton
Robertson, s. M, La. the Riggs.
Robinson. J. NJ, Ind. the DriscoH.
Rodev. bernard s., N. NJ, the New Willard.
Rucker. w. W., Mo-. PAS Pa. ave.
Ruppert, J., jr., N. Y, the New Willard.
Russell ]. Gordon, Tex. the Metropolitan.
scarborough, r. B.. 8. c.. the Metropolitan.
Scott. C.. F.. Kan. the Driscou
Selby. T. J., ILL.,, 2 9Th st. ne.
ShaIienberger A. c., Neb.. 323 I'd st. Sc
Shattuc. W. b.. Ohio. the Cochran.
Sheldon, c. D., Mich. the Dewey.
Sheppard, NJ, Tex. the Driscoll.
Ehowalter, Jos. B.. Pa. 1923 N. H. ave.
sfbley, J. C.. Pennsylvania. 1921 X st. NV.
Sims. Thetus W., Tenn. the Varnum.
Sixties, W. W.. Ohio the Normandie.
slayden, J. l.. Texas. 1881 r st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-06

remedy for the ills lest It should bring on
others which might be worse Two import.
ant steps had been taken in the passage OF
the interstate commerce law andI the Sher-
man antitrust law, but while both measures
had proved eff1cacious they had fallen short
Of the requirements. The antitrust law had
accomplished even more than its friends had
expected Of 1t, but there had teen. he said.
much disappointment over the failure OF
the Supreme Court adequately to interpret
the phrase 'in restraint Of trade" as ap-
piled to combinations Of business interests.
Discussing the accomplishments under the
law Mr.. Hoar said that the Attorney Cen
eral has gone far already under 1t to break
up monopoly which affected the whole
freight and passenger traffic Of the north
west, another affecting the cotton trafhc
of the south, and another the price OF beef.
a prime article Of food. He believed that
Congress had power to go further on the
lines indicated by Attorney General Knox.
in his Pittsburg speech, and the enactment
of a law on the general lines of his bill he
thought would be only another step in the
direction Of the antitrust law His bill he
considered tentative and experimental, but
1t was safe and could be modified. We
should proceed safely step by step. The
measure, he said, Is based entirely on the
theory that Congress can impose on a cor
pcration created by any state such obliga-
tons as it shall think fit and reasonable as
a condition for its being permitted to en-
gage in commerce with foreign nations and
among the several states.
RcSII1Ct1OuS Oh NOTpOTdI1oAS.
He then presented the following outline
of the restrictions imposed by his bill on
corporations: First. publicity in the conduct
of their business-and the constitution of
their organization; second, the power to
stop their business altogether if they violate
the laws enacted by Congress; third, strict
penalties on them and their officers for such
violations; fourth, personal liability for all
debts, obligations and wrongdoings of the
directors, officers and agents unless the
laws be fully complied with. This liability
is secured by requiring the personal con-
sent to the provisions of this bill and &C
ceptance Of all it's obligations by such Off
GERS, directors and agents before they enter
upon Office
AS to the effect of the~measure in case it
should become law ne said:
If this bill shall become law and prove
effective, no corporation engaging in the
commerce which is within the jurisdiction
of Congress can keep it's condition a secret.
No such corporation can do business on
fictitious capital or watered stock. No cor
'poraticn can Cypress any rival, whether
corporate or Individual, by any unlawful
practices If 1t do, it will be on the condi-
ton that every one of Its managers become
personally liable for it's debts and it's torts.
and will also be liable to heavy criminal
liability. This bill depends for it's validity
on the constitutional power of Congress to
regulate international and interstate COM
rlerce."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-06
NOW M THE CITY.
Senators and Representatives Here for
the aassiota,

Senators and Representatives Here for
the ssssioa
The following members Of Congress are In
Washington for the wantsfs
senAtorsHses
FRYE. WIN. p. Me-. President. the Ham
ilton.
Alser. Russell A.. Nigh. the Arlington.
Allison Allison VIM; B.: Iowa ilA ". o ave. ~.
Bailey. ]. W., Texas. the Riggs.
Bate. VIM. B., Tenn,,y the fsbbitt.
Berry, Jas. H.. Ark.s the metropolitan.
Beverldge. Albert J.. Ind, the Portland.
Burrows julius G.. Mich. 1flo4 Mass. ave.
capp Moses ssssDh e. Min the &c ca asen ST.
Clay, Alexander g.. Ga. the Riggs.
Cockrell. Francis NJ. Mo-. 1918 R st. NV.
culberson, Ghas, A.; Tex; the Normandie.
Daniel, J. w. Va. the Barton;
Dietrich: Charles H. Neb;, the Cairo.
D OSsR YIN iowa e. Vii i4is t Mass aVs
Dubois. Fred T., Idaho. the Loudoun.
Elkins, Stephen B., w. Va. 1926 K st. NV.
Foraker, Joseph B.. Ohio. 1900 10th st.
Foster, Addison G., Wash, the Arlington.
Gallinger. Jacob H.. N. H., the Dewey.
Gamble. r. j., S. D., the Normandie.
Gibson, Paris, Mont, the Cochran.
Hale. Eugene. Me-, 1901 10th st. NV.
Hanna, Marcus A., Ohio, the Arlington.
Hansbrough. Henry c.. N. D.. 2O33 Fla ave.
harris William A., kans.. 1915 18th st. NV.
Hawley Joseph B.. Conn.,, 1716 st. NV.
Hoar. George F.. Mass, 1905 Conn. ave.
Jones. James K. Ark. 915 M st. NV.
kean, John, N. J., 100 st.
kearns Thomas, Utah, the Raleigh.
kittredge, Alfred B., s. D., the Shoreham.
Lodge, Henry Cabot, Mass. 1865 Mass. ave.
McComas Louis E.. Md, 1923 +: I. ave. NV.
McCumber. P. j., N. D., 1874 22d st. NV.
McEnery, Samuel D., La, the Metropolitan.
McLaurin, Anselm j., Miss. the Bbbitt.
McLaurin, John L.. 8. c.. the Ebbirt.
Mallory, Stephen R., Fla, the National.
Mason, VIM. E.. ILL.,, 145s Columbia road.
Millard, Joseph H., Neb., the New Willard.
Mitchell, John H, Ore, the Cochran.
Morgan. John T.. Ala. 315 Az ST. NV.
Nelson, Knute. Mimi, $40 E. Cap. st;
Penrose. Boies. Pa. the New willard
Perkins, Geo. c.. Cal, the Albany.
Pettus, Edmund W., Ala, "a st. ne.
Platt. OrvIlle H.. Conn. the Arlington.
Plat, Thomas C., N; Y; the Arlington.
Proctor Red aiet VI. 1856 ine st: 1 now.
Quay. M. s., Pa, 1872 K st.
Simmons. Furnifold Mel. N. c.. the Riggs.
Simon. Joseph. Ore, the Raleigh.
Spooner. John c.. Wis. 1900 st. NV.
Stewart. William NJ. New. the Gordon.
Tillman, B. R.. S. c.. 1916 R. I. ave.
Vest George G., Mo-, 1904 p st. NV.
Wellington, George L.. Md, the Ebbitt.
Wetmore George P. R. l.. 1909 K st.
Daniel M. Ransdeil. sergeant-at-arms. 100
Alonzo stewart. asst. dkpr.. The Cairo.
B. w. Layton. act. asst. dkpr., The RIGGS.
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Advantages of combination.

Continuing, Mr.. Hoar said that many as
were the evils in the great combinations of
capital, some Of them would be counter
balanced by corresponding advantages, and
added:
II confess like to see Pierpont Morgan
buying up great lines of ocean steamships.
like to hear Of foreign potentates and
principalities and powers bowling down
when he visits the continent of Europe.
We need great strength. We need great
individual power If we are to rival foreign
nations in the great matters which they
also control by individual power. We must,
II we can, look out In protecting ourselves
not to destroy them or to cramp them. We
can give them a law which will not impair
their strength and not check their natural
and rightful grow, and that. hope, is all
we mean to do. But it will be bad bar
gain II We buy the dominion of the CONT
nent or the empire of the sea at the cost
OF American local public spirit" But great
wealth should be controlled as the servant
of man and of government, and should not
be given the reins Of control. We must
keep control over agencies which can make
cities grow or Wfther.