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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-08-02
Uitx LOSES Water Case.

The Supreme Court at Trenton in
an opinion by Justice Trenchard. set
aside the contract by which Jersey
City was to supply North Arlington
with water. The court says the
State law prohibits one municipality
supplying water to another except in
cases where they adjoin.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-08-02
Ne our suDscr1bers.

When You wish TO change the address
Of your paper be sure and send the
present address as well as the new one.
II this Is not done it Is impossible 60
make the change promptly.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-08-02

Berlln.-The shares of the Nieder-
deutsche Bank of Dortmrnd, closed
pending an investigation. sold on the
Bourse July 2 at 1880 marks tabout
5000 and are quoted at $50 marks
(ab0ut $1.60l.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-08-02

A self-supporting stocking thai wiz
stay up without the use of garter
has been devised by New York man.
Thus far the principle has been am
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-08-02

Walk slowly Eat less. are DR..
Oaler's directions for middle-aged
persons who want TO live lone.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-08-02
Largest Projectile in the world.

largest PrOjectile in The World.
The Accompanying illustration is of
more than ordinary interest from the
fact that it shows the largest and
heaviest projectile in the world, being
the huge five-foot armor-piercing
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-08-02
RBBT SHOOTING FOR THE TTRO FIRING AT METAL RUNNG RAD.
BIT" ATT AIN sFCOLE DE CRASSE" NEAR PARIS

with the aid this metal rabbit which along
possible become
the
in life its run it disappears
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-08-02

shell fred from the United States
Governments great sixteen-inch rife.
This giant shell and powerful gun are
considered two of the most destruc-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-30
MEMORIAL ENTERS STARS
Clever Team of Grapplers Entered
in Tourney.
Coach FoIey's Charges should Make
Things Interesting for other
District Cracks.

The Memorial Club promises 10 make
things lively n their Joint wrestling tour
nament with the National Guard A. A.
February 3 and q, and viii place a team
in the tournaments given By the other
opponents Of the graphing game in the
District
This aggregation has developed a team
o. excellent caliber under the coaching
OF Howard Foley, and each time he has
put men in the field they have shown
they are well versed in the game and
have done much to boost a clean sport.
Coach Foley is particularly proud Of
the showing made the last two seasons
by his mat artists, for they earned a
prominent place by walking away with
almost every tournament.
The Memorials will give tournament
in the early part OF March. Among the
other entries will be Eddie Goucher. Il,
pounds; Murphy and Allison. at 100 and
/ l25 pounds: Mayhem and Connolly, at 70.
pounds; O'Brien and Mulligan. at Il
pounds. and Al Chism. IN the 1JS-pounf
class. The club will also enter a gool
heavyweight.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-30
SPORTING SIDELIGHTS
BY BILL BAILEY.

Hats Of 70 Southeast Branch basket
ball team. They won a game in Baltimore
last night. When you win anything over
there you've got 70 80 some.
Fine for snow shoes, skates, and sleds.
but footbalI-Ugh,
EPIGRA1Is BY HOUGH.
Below are grouped a few salient points
IN a recent article by the celebrated ALL
thor and sportsman. Emerson Hough.
who has awaited himself Of the oppor-
tunities for closeup study. They are not
necessarily tenets Of anybo5y.s creed but
his own
The American Constitution is about
the greatest sporting document in the
world.
In Europe and In ENGLAND the whole
principle Of sport is based On special
privilege, which in turn was based on OPP
preston.
Your average Englishman Gin SPORT is
I but the ragged fringe Of the society army
on Derby day at Ascot or at Goodwood
meet
u is hard TO professionalize or besmirch
this harmless but somewhat doddering
game. ,GolfJ
Nobody but an EagIishman has ever
been able 10 tell what cricket is about
our American baseball hysteria has NJ
equivalent in England except professional
football
The most optimistic Engllshman doe:
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-30

Pagan. G. ". [. Marshal. Dean Howard
l. AIcBain. c. ". L. Assistant marshals,
W. Somers. G. W. L; L. r. Eaton. g.
". l., and William L Yaeger, j., G..
". L.
Honorary officials; President Needham,
G. ". L. deans, W 4 WILDER, Borden,
Hodgkins. Hough, ana DIT. ". F. r.
Phillips; treasurer, G.. ". Holmes; secre-
tary. II. c. Davis; Secretary Cooper. Y.
c. A N: n, z. Frey, Robert FaTnham.
DR.. A. p. Clark, r, Hunt, Thomas Kirby
G. e. Prof Paul Peck. and Maj. Samuel
II. Walker.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-30
New Foul Strike Rule.

Andy Coakley has a bright idea on the
foul strike rule. lie says he thinks it
would be a good idea on the part Of the
strike. Coakley thinks no batter takes a
chance of fouling of the next one be-
cause it would only put him in hole. ="
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-30

New York. Jan. 29-The proposed
Jerries- johnson fight is causing so many
vrangles that in due time. it is thought,
TIE sporting public will receive some in
terest.ng inside facts. Joe WOodman.
manager Of Sam Langford. when lie
stated in Los Angeles the other day that
Tex Richard "sewed up" Jack Johnson
after a secret confab in FittsbWg on No
yember %. did not realize that he was
treading on dangerous ground. lie told
nothing new, except that he made known
the details Of the bargain said to have
been made by Rickard and Johnson re-
Eardins the acceptance Of the Nevada
mans bid for the mill. But Johnson has
come back not oply with a denial, but also
with q COunter-Charge 10 the effect that
Woodmsn had framed up A fake fight be
tween Laasford and Stanley Ketchell 70
he decided last September at the Fair
mount A. c.. and that the trick would
have gone through without a hitch but
for the Interference Of the authorities.
johnson insists that he knows what he
is talking about. but ne refuses to 80
further into the matter. When Ketchell
AID Langford were matched last sum
mer there were rumors that the men had
some secret understanding. but the Fair
mount club managers denied them. II
was said that the pugilists agreed to
divide s.5.Oo0 equally and "hght' ten
rounds without trying for a knockout.
so that another and longer mill could he
arranged for "a bigger purse at the in
stance of a weIl-knoWn California pro-
moter
Spry I'm PrcdicHment.
Coy. Spry. Of Utah, finds himself in
decidedly odd predicament While he
was in the East recently he declared
plainly enough that he would not permit
Jeffries and Johnson to fight IN Salt
Lake City or anywhere else in his State.
But since returning home Gov Spry
has learned that he practically stands
alone in his opposition to the battle. lie
has received petitions from business men
and persons identified with the Mormon
faith urging him 10 give his consent, and
a. a result he now declares that he must
take time to look into the law on the
subject Utah's statutes permit boxing
contests. and those In favor Of the big
mill are trying 10 convince the governor
that Jeffries and Johnson viii box forty
five rounds for scientific points,
VIII Ttah's governor, therefore. be
made TO see the difference between a
boxing contest and a prize fight? VIII
nc look into the case wearing the right
kind Of glasses? These are questions
asked by the rival pugilists and their
friends. with Richard supplying an
affirmative answer in each instance.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-30
BILLIARD TOURNEY.
Gray Beats Hocke and Leads for Cup
Trophy.

Gray Beats locke and Leads for Cup
Trophy.
Gray defeated Hoeke in the amateur
billiard tournament at the Royal last
night and took the lead for the silver
cup He was in fine form and made high
run Of tourney TO date, 80 and also high
average. Hoeke was way off In his play
ing, and Gray lead from the start. IT
is now up to Wolf and Hickey to head
Gray off from winning the cup.
The score:
Grsy-O. 10. Il. I.20, O.OI.H l. s
O. 3 . / 0. g. O. O. > s. o. o. 2 H. 3
o O. 70. 0. c. 2-IJ0. High run, g; average 3 1878
Hoako-I, 4. O. 2 Q, l, O. !. O. q. 0. 4. ,. .. d.
I .. O. 0. 4, o. l. 0. 4, O. o. l, g. l. 0. 0, 6. . Q
J. o. SO High rIn. =; average ST.
Referee-Mr. Fndley. S1orer-Mr. Jones
Wonder if any bali players are mixed
I'D with the forty thieves?"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-30
VICTORY FOR JUNIOR PREPS.
Potomac 4. {. Basketball Five
Trimmed AT Georgetown.

The Georgetown Junior Props won a
victory last night in Ryan gymnasium
over the Potomac Athletic Club Juniors.
the final result being L 10 6. The George
town lads showed their superiority in
every department of the game and the
outcome was never in doubt after the
first few minutes Of play.
Shrugue and Dohan stared for the win
ners, while the work Of Kirby and Fahey
and the covering of Bateman were the
features for the losers.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-30
washington and Lee Entered.

Special % Tie Washington Herald.
Lexington, Va, Jan. 29.-Washington
and Lee University tonight defeated the
University OF Virginia at basket ball 80
To o. The first half ended with Is 10 9
in favor OF the locals. The game was
the fastest played here this season. Line
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-30
"KID" SULLIVAN HAS
FOUGHT LAST BATTLE
Washington Boxer Can ShoW Remarkable Record
Has Met Every Leading Light
weight in the Country.

stein % rounds EN0CkOUT-GeoTpe kunuilhe.
rUTuds. George KUUniCile rounds hid Iacseg,
rounds. I'D Iacsey. 4 rounds. Joe TiIman S
rounds DRAW-Buy Whistler % rounds 40
DECIsION-Hm Callahn, 8 roiuds; Young Erne {
rounds; Jack O'NeiH 6 rounds; Jac1 ONe.lI {
rounds. Harry Lewis rounds
IsH-WON-TCumv DAILY I5 rounds: Joe TiD-
man, Is rounds; Tommy Daily. ) rouada DRAW
Eddie Hanloa. 10 rounds. LOsT-T1mmy Daly. IS
rounds.
IsS-WON-Kid Broad 70 rounds. Harry Lewis. IS
rounds; Tommy Lowe ruauds. Todo D5vts. ?
rounds hid Stein 8 r0futs KNOCKOUT-Joe
TIIman. rounds Tommy DAILY. 8 suunds. DRAW
Jimmy BrEgs, ) rounds. Young CCEtett 10 rounds.
Battling Nielsen. rounds. Ale At-eu Il rJundA
LOST-Jimmy Britt. y rplEdS. 40 DECISION
Young Erue. 6 rounds. Jack O'NaIl. rounds.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-30
SOUTHEAST BRANCH WINS.
Local Basket Shooters Down Bali
moro Rivals, - To %.
sTec,al TO The Washington Herald,

Baltimore, Nd, Jan. 29-The Southeast
Branch Y. NJ G. \. basketball team Of
Washington defeated the West Branch
Y. N. c. \. at the West Branch gymna-
stun tonight So 10 .. The game was in
teresting and fast from the start 10 finish.
The score in the first half was IS to l..
in favor Of the visitors
The first ten minutes Of the second half
the Washingtonians shot one goal after
another and won good lead. The line
an .r1 summary. FoIIov-.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-30

The Georgetown collegians continued
their winning streak by deCisively defeat
ing the strong Galaudet quint in Ryan
gymnasium yesterday afternoon, IS 10 10
For the first eight minutes Of play the
two teams were on even terms. but after
this the Hntoppers showed superiority
in team work and goal tossing, and were
never again headed. The work OF Bill
Cogan. the baseball star, was the best
seen in the local gym this season. and
the ten baskets he Gagged were enough TO
decide the game in itself
Cogan started the scoring after a quar-
ter minute of play. when he received "A
long pass from Capt Kingsley and easily
made a goal without az opponent around
him. a few seconds later the same player
pulled of a like stunt. but Arras. at right
guard for the Mutes evened up matters
Iby making two baskets in quick success
sion. The Kendall Green boys then
forged 10 the front. when Brick scored
two points from difficult angle.
Just before time was called, Cogan
made the last basket. and the score stood
Is to 70.
In the second half. Waldron. the foot
bah star. took Suterding's place and
Skip WyInard. the All-Southern tackle
was substituted for O'Conner. Hardly
had play begun before Brick got off one
OF his sensational shots from the center
of the floor, and Capt Jack. Of the Col
Iegiaus. came back with one nearly as
good Dukes fouled Brick, and the latter
made a point from the penalty, Cogar
and Kingsley again demonstrated what
team work should be, the former making
the shot
A foul by bikes Melted Gal.audet a
point. and Arras made the last basket FOR
his team. Cogan and Kingsley each
scored. and the game ended after Birch
had thrown a foul committed by Cogan.
The game was an unusually clean one
and featured by sensational shots on both
sides For Gallaudet. Capt. Brick and
Arras put Up their usual good game, while
Cogan and Capt. Jack" were team IL
| themselves
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-30
NO. 7-DIsTRICT SCHOOL ATHLETIC STARS.

Friends School has turned out a number OF good
since the Quakers have entered baseball football
and basketball teams in competition Many OF their
athletes have made themselves at college
The most likely looking youngster al the institution
is John Theodore Moore, of 1919 street. cap
tain of the basketball quintet viii be graduated
In June and who expects Vale fall
Gy" ne is Familiarity called by his schoomates. Is
years old stands FIVE and oue-hslf
inches and weighs ii pounds. plays left forward
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-30


Western high
other formidable
nd
O spring and
have trouble making
but stands well his
be ball
oundn year.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-30
NAVY BEATS SWARTHMORE.
Sailors Basketball Team Has Little
Trouble with PennSyIVHHians

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Annapolis. Nd, Jan. 29.-Swarthmore
College proved easy meat for the mid
shipmen in the basketball game mere to-
day. the sailors taking the game by the
decisive score of Sc TO Is Although the
middes looked upon the Quakers as
dangerous since their defeat Of the West
Point cadets. il early developed that they
were outclsssed. and the middies scored
half
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-30

FIel gOaLs-IOIem30- :. V0II1EsT-TTI- ), hCIlI-
her. {: Crown. 2 Foul goals-Keer. . and Col
linesworth, 3: Disney. 8; kaufman p Thomas. .
Rartbclog rine f0ul goals ReieTee-Nr q. ).
Iovsey. Of ths Baltimore Athletic Club
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-30
st. Johns. 81, Lorola College. II.

sfe>iaI % The Washington Herald.
Annapolis Nd. Jan. 29-After PLAYING
each ether 10 e standsriu in the first half,
-. Johns struck a fast combination IN
the second period. and won handily from
LovoIa College, OF Baltimore. at basket
ball here tonight. The score was b to l..
The lineup and summary:
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-30

Georgetown has corralled a new football
star named FlanneTy. Now. just sup
pose that Georgetown did not play foot
ball next year.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-30
CLYDE MILAN NOT
TO BE LET OUT
Jerry Downs viii Also Be
Given Fair Trial.
CONTRACTS ARE SATISFACTORY

Players on Nationals Roster Not
Dissatisfied with Terms - Milan
His Ankles Are Strong Again-Uni-
form System of Scoring Advocated.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-30

Goals from feld-shusnc g. Dohan 49,. NIilai
3D., Fahey. Kirby. Goals from foul Shugrle lS,
Referse-Prnf. JOYCE. Tmer-lir Miller. Scorer
Mr. Gibbs Time Of hslf5s-p minutes
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-30
COLLEGIANS WIN OUT
Georgetown Team Defeats
Gallaudet, 80 to -.
CONTEST IS CLEANLY PLAYED

Rattle Opens with Teams Struggling
Hard for Supremacy, but Hilltop
ners DisnIay Best Teamwork and
Forge Ahead-Birck and Arras Star
for the Kendall Green Boys.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-30
FIGHT FRAME-UP,
JOHNSON CLAIMS
Negro Boxer Makes Several
Ugly InSinuatiOnS
ABOUT SAM LANGFORD'S MATCH

declares that sam and stanley
Ketcheu Had secret Understanding
Regarding Bout Scheduled in New
York, which Did Not Come on.
Governor May Change Mind.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-30
The lineup and summary
- T-.,sa U.eirF-srs


tI0dIa frlu tIG rHll. 81 Oln'5-JOlnSJn 5, IIllI.
5: Mellon, 9; H8uygr 8, Grove > LoYols-Cbok. 3;
Keamey o JOycr 1. Goals from f0ul line: s.,
Johu's-tiroye. Z. IOy0la-h8mey. o. Cans. 2 Ref
e-ee-Nr Harry Sturdy. q 81. Johns. Time II
halves-n minutes each.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-30

lineup and summary:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-14

meientlid an Wabrideinlidfeit ourd
Die Gbatiade, oab 5uglei6 nit Ser
Weloung bon ser 8ereinbarung Ser
&onferen3 5miiden @errn @ooiebelt
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5ebn Gage bo1itdn0iger &ube g9nnen
moue. &err Mooiepelt batte allo
rur6nus freie @anb nn6 feline Stor=
ung ieiner unterban6la1ngen nit 6en
@egnern ser Mominiitration 81 fiir9-
ten.
Ser @rfolg bleibt freili6 troy alle=
6em 5meifelbaft. Ct miro ii@erlid
pereitelt mer6en, penn Die ~Stanopat-
tiers" fortfabren, Sen Ml6ri6 BaDne-
iden Garif .als 6as Meiiteritiid auer
republifaniiben Staatsmeisbeit Big
iiber sic Sutidnur gu preiien, ODER
gar = tpie ioeben @err 8apne -ber-
langen> 0ieien &arif gum &fruf
ser Bartei fir sic nd9ite Mational-
!pabl gu MAIDEN. @enn sic &err<
i9aften auf 6erart tb0ri9tem Greiben
bebarren, Damn lit freili@ ntdt ab5u=
ieben, mas &err &ooiepeIt ii9 i6lieB-
li9 5u tbun peranlaBt fiiblen miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-14

oens einen 10 GROCER, uneigennibigen
Mntbeil genommen. gs lit baber Bios
natirli9 oas sic 6euti9en Mitglieoer
ser 8. s. 8. q. in ibrem @eitreben,
@ertretung i'm Supreme Council gu
baden, nod 6rau Mor5olf idauen.
sic 1T init allen Details Ser gan5en
Germaltung gettau Dertraut, babel al1.
bergmeo6nlih eifrig uno ailsoal1ern0
in @eitrebungen nm 6as @obl 6es
0r0ens. Sbre @abl ms 5upreme
Council miir6e ser 8. 6. g. 81. gum
Nl,ben uno CUR @bre gerei@en. SIRE
&anoioatur miro bon Sen oeutiden
8ran9es 8uffalo's nno mie uns &C.
meIoet mir6, in allen Ebeilen 6es
@taates Seem Sort un0 @ennilppa-
mia ar,f's eifirgite b%efiirmortet. &e6t
10, oeutl@e Damen ser 8. 6. 9. 81!
8eaniprudt, mas eub bon re6tsme-
gen gebiibrt, uno ieoermann miro es
eu6 gern 3ugeiteben> 5l1mal tpean ibr
nit Ser iebr bei6ei6enen Gor0erung
fommt, menigitens cine @ertreterin i'm
5npreme Council 5u baben, obglei9
ibr CUR &alfte aler 5upreme=8eam=
ten bere6tigt mdret.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-14
Mta6ts mab!

Mus &eblingen, einem &%farroorfe
I'M &reiie 5aarlouis, NIT ni6t mebr
ols 1900 ginmobnern, idreibt man
ser .Grierilden 2anoeS5eitung" am
10. Suni: Cine 5eitgemabe Ginri6-
tung, sic ole @ltern init gr0Bter
6reu0e begriiBt baben, bat &farrer
8i1emS BON bier %getroffen. ST ri6.
tete ieinen @arten gum Surn= unl
5pielplab fir Sic Sl1geno a1f eigene
Soften ein un6 periammelt an Conn.
tugen sic Sugeno nm li6 uno laB1
1ie bur6 einen eigens beltellten Gurn.
un6 Spielmart in Sen 2eibesiibunger
mnterridten. go miro ptel @utes &C.
ltiftet nno hiel 801es perbiitet. Die
@emeinbe fat Dies bereits eingelebeu
unb al16 2 Morgen 2an6 our @rpei.
terl,ng oes 8labes 5ur @erfiigung
g~eitellt, io0aB &eblingen bal6 einen 3
Morgen groben, MODERN eingeridteten
Spielplab fat. Mobt's nad!"-Da=
bel lit &eblingen Elm Dorf! @as mG=
re uns in unlern @roBitdoten notb=
lpen0iger ais iol6e SpielplGbe in
@erbin0ung nit unieren 8farridulen!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-14
Mppiepe1t unb Saft.

Ser friibere @raiioent @ooiebelt
gibt ben Observation-Disclosures, Ole
6as @ras madlen boren, bate Nille
gu fnaden. IS lit gang %ielbltperitano-
lib unb burdaus natiirlid, oab Elm
Mann in ser 2ebensiteuung &errn
3ooiepeltS Dem 0ffentliden 2eben rno
namentlid ser 8olitif 6as reglte ST.
%terelie entgegenbringt. Ct mare ser
ate &ooiepelt ni6t mebr, ipenn er
ii6 gefliiientli6 i'm &intergrunoe
bielte. s(uf Ben eriten 8lid mag nun
frefli6 Ser ausgeiu6t freun0li6e Ser
fe6r &errn &ooiepelt's NIT Sen often
erflarten republifaniiden @egnern
ser Mominiitration re6t a%uffaleno
erl6einen. Grit fam ser @mpfang
oeS bon 6em Braii0enten Saft emit
laiienen 8un0esforltmeiiters 8indot
auf Ser &eiie, Damn, na6 ser @eim<
febr, Ser iebr freun0li6e @erfebr nit
oieiem uno 0em bel &errn Gaft in
i%iefiter nngna0e iteben6en friiberen
Ntniiter 0es Snnern @arfielD, balls
oarauf folgte sic ber5lide Mufnabme
oes ugr5iniurgenten" ga Sollette un6
&errn Eoinoerters, ser ii6 als Sein0
6eS Minilters 8auinger in 6eiien ei-
ge1eem &eimatbitaate @aibington nm
einen @ib int 8un6esienat bemirbt>
uno i6lieblid Die &onferen5 nit Sen
Sniurgentenfiibrern Douiper, CUNT
Minis uno 8eperi6ge.
gS liegt nun sic Mnnabme lebr
maize, 6ab Serr &ooiepelt sic fein0<
liden Gaftionen NIT chamber ars5u=
i0bnen iu6t. Sbatiadlid mdre ia
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rer 8ermittler 6enfbar. @err 500 e
relt erfreut itb dllieitigen &ertrauens
un0 itebt, ga ct ii6 offi5iel nod fit
feline ser bie6en Barteien in ser &ar=
tel erflarte, io5uiagen iber Sen Sat-
9iei e Mnnabme gemtnnt nod
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-14

lit es sic 8eamtentpabl ser man NIT
Spannung e1ttgegeniiebt, ooer piel.
mebr lift eS Sic 3uiammeniebung Oes
Suprem Councils. Die 0euti6en
9randes fiiblen mebr als lie ibre 8us
ridiebung, oaB iie feine @ertretung i'm
Supreme Council baben. l1no Oo6
5dblen Tie mebr, beoel1teno mebr Weit'
glieoer alS irgenb cine anoere Natio'
nalitdt ia fa1t iopiel mie ane anoeren
5ulammen. Grob0em baben iie feline
@ertretung inn 5upreme Council. Man
empfinoet Dies imn1er i%tarfer> nm 10
mebr So geraoe biele oeutl6en 8. 6.
9. M.-Damen iib in berporragenoer
@eile I'M 0as glGn5en0e @a6stbum
un6 ben boben Stan6 ser Organization
peroient gemadt baben. @ir baben
Dor einiger 3eit ge5eigt, 6aB .iogar sic
@riinoung ser 8. 6. g. 81. 6as @erf
eeuti6er Damen un0 Serren bon
N%enniDlpania NOR l1n6 Sic St6rfe ser
oeutiden 8ranbes 5eigt, oaB gera6e
sic oeutl6en Damien 6as rielige
@obstbum beuirft baben. un6 au6
beute nod iin0 6euti6e Damen Sic
be ten Stiiben un6 S0r0erer Ser 8. 6.
9. 81. l1n0 ale fire Mrbeiten in Ser
mebrung ser Mitglieoer5aH, I'M Snte-
reiie gutter Mabitenliebe un6 9feligion,
mer0en in %aufopfern0er llneigellniib=
igfeit berri9tet. Seine bon ibnen
bielt ie cine be5ablte 5telung. Mues
umionlt nl1r INN sic quite Sa9e gu
for0ern.
gls eine ser eifrigiten u11o uEeigen=
niitigiten Darnen I'M 9ienite ser 8.
6. g. 81. miro 6rau @orp Mar5olf
bon @ranh 1859 BON Buffalo, g. g.,
friibere 5peite 5upreme &ice=Braii-
0entin, anerfannt. Ni6t biele baben
oem Sroen iol6e grobe Dienite uno
Opfer gebradt, mie Srau Mar5olf;
ntdt piele baben 10 biele 11eue Mitglie=
Ser ermorben, 11eue 8ran6eS organi.
iirt l1n6 INN Sic @oblfabrt 6es Or
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betlt.

Sbiges it cine Mngabe in einem bon
$. sc @infler aus gbanspiue, Sn6.,
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loren; mur0e geplagt bon 59min6el=
onfdIen; mein &opf moute idpimmen
l1no Dor metnen Mugen l6immerte es.
S6 nabm Solep-Nierenpiuen un6 ib
bin pouitdn0ig geiuno nn6 fiible mie
ein nel1er Mann. Tolep MierenpiQen
baben MIDI gebeilt. Molitor Drug 60.