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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-17
LEGAL
SUM MONS.

In the District Court OF the Second
Judicial District OF the Stet1 of Utah.
ir and for the County OF Weber.
Margaret Hewitt Plaintiff VS. Zaca-
riah Hewitt. Defendant.
The State of Utah to the Said De
fendant:
You are hereby summoned To appear
within twenty days after the services
Of this Summons upon you. If served
within the County in whicn this action
is brought; otherwise, Within thirty
days after service. and defend tho
above entitled action nnl In case OF
your failure so to do, judgment will
be rendered against you according 10
the demand of the Complaint, which
has been filed with the Clerk OF said
Court
This action is brought TO secure
Judgment dissolyine the bonds OF mat.
rInony now and heretofore existing
between plaintiff and defendant.
w. X. SKEEN.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
P. o. Address 300.S0l Eocles Build.
Ing, Ogden. Utah
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-17
OAKL AND RESULTS

OAKLAND, Dec l6.-Molcsey, who
closed iarorite, won the feature event
~ Emcryville today. beating Belle
view IN drive. Outsiders figured
prominently. Caniquc and Busy Man
being two winners nt good prices.
Jockey Gilbert was suspended by the
stewards for his ride on Dargin yes
tcrday and for otncr uusatisiactory
efforts.
First race. six furlongs-Canique
Il to l, won; Cantem, . to 2, second
Roy T., 3 10 2. third. Time. l:l5 3-5.
Yellowfoot, Galene Gale. Buena, Look
out. Donald and l. c. Ackerly finished
us named
Second race, six furlongs-Busy
Man. 10 to /. won New Capital. 10 to
/, second; Blskra, to l, third. Time.
l 10 As. Lord Clinton, Electrowan.
Phillstina. Harry Stanhope and All
Alone finished us named.
Third race, five and half fNrlongS
-Ossabar. . to 10, won Abe Slupsky.
10 l. second. Doride. 80 TO /. third.
Time, l.09 is. LaCamargue. fmar-
rosa, Altarcc, Liza and Eddie Mott
finished as named.
Fourth race, mile and quarter
Molesey. l3 to ., won. BellevIew, Z to
]. second, Buck Thorn, I TO ]. third.
Time, 2:1l 2-5. MerlIngo. Colonel
Jack and Elgin finished as named
Fifth race. one mile, selling Dahl
gren. is to ., won, Lady Rensselaer,,
10 to l, second: Dave Weber, I to g
third. Time, 1:44 ID. Royal River.
Treasure Seeker. French Cook. AXIS
Arben, Dave Andrew, Harry Rogers,
Prince of CASTLE and Incentive fin
ished as named.
Sixth race. six furlongs-Oswald e..
to 1, won: Noygorod, s 10 1. second,
Paul Clifford 2 to !, third. Time,
,16 10. Combury. David Boland.
Minncdocla. Grace G.. and Royal River
finished as named
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-17

Ogden, Utah. Nov. 5th, 1910
The above meeting is hereby ad-
Jourued until Monday. Dec 9Th, 1910,
at IL o'clock a. M. at the company's
Office above mentioned.
NJ 8. BROWNING. Vice President
HENRY II. ROLAPP, Secretary.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-17
SPORTS
AV|ATORS TO FLY
ACROSS COUNTRY

NEW YORK, Dec. 16-E. Aude.
mars and Andre Belliot, French avi-
otors, arrived here today TO make
plans Tor the transcontinontal flight
from New York to san Francisco. for
which William X. Hearst has offered
prize of $4,000
The prize was declared open on Oc-
tober 10, 1910. and may be competed
for at any time before October TO-,
1911. The winner must cover
the distance within thirty days, but
he may make as many stops for food
fuel and repairs rs no Wishes
Under direction of the Aeronautical
reserve. Louis T. Haney, an engineer,
sailed today for Panama to survey the
route across the isthmus which Clif-
biplane early in March, There are
few landing places along the canal,
and what there are must be mapped
and marked. The course VIII be
marked with boX-kites, set out at Ave
mile intervals. Government heliograph
stations also VIII fash directions.
The take-o0 of the flight will be
itom the deck of the steamship on
which Mr. Harmon Will make the trip
to Panama, but instead of starting
from platform built to overhang the
from a runway 150 feet long, built
parallel to the keel. Between the run
ming channels there will be an open
space 10 permit free circulation OF
air. so that the pressure OH the planes
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-17
JACKSONVILLE RESULTS

JACKSONVILLE, Dec. l6.-Favor-
Ties made clean sweep of the card
here today and the layers. who have
been consistent losers, received an
other drUbbipg.
First race. Breeders purse, five fur
lones-Mary Hyde, 10 to /, won;
Whim, to 2, second; Madeline. I to
5. third. Time, 1.01.
Second race. five and q half fur.
longs-Tippy, 9 to 9. won; Morning
Song. to l. second; MlnjInette. to
l. third. Time. los 2-5.
Third race. six furlongs
S TO 5, won; Decelvable. to ]. sec
ond. Spez Nostra, even, third. Time.
1885
Fourth race, one mile-Aylmer. II
to 10, won. Sandrian, . to 2. second,
Rogmau, out. third. Time. $40 As.
Fifth race. six and a half furlongs-
All Red, s 10 5. won; Galley Slave, S
to .. second, Mapleton. . TO 5, third.
Time 121 %.
Sixth race. mile and a sixteenth
Norman, Q to 5. won; Third Rail, 2 to
/, second; Camel 2 TO 3, third. Time,
l:4S 80.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-17

Combining an electric clock with a
telephone cabinet, an inventor has en-
abled telephone companies 10 furnish
time service TO business places with.
out the use of additional wires.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-17
PENSACOLA RESULTS

PENSACOLA, Dec l6-Results'
First race. four and a half furlongS
&C. a. Lehman, to l. won: Mary
Rudd, even, second; Elsie Van, / 10 ?.
third Time, 81 SO.
Second race. four and a half fur
longS-John Mars. S to l. won; Bey-
erstein, even, second; Chenault, out.
third. Time, 80 3-5
Third race, six furlongs-Heart OF
Hyacinth, 20 TO /. won; Dandy Dan
Ger. to /. Second; Escettcheon, even
third. Time, 1s19 20.
Fourth race, six furlongs-Lord Mel
son, to l, won, Alencon, 10 o. sec
ond: Don Hamilton. 10 ., thrd
Time, 1898 35.
Fifth race, Ave and halt turlongS
Benson Hurst. . TO 8, won; My
Rosa, 4 to 8. second; Frank Patton,
out. third. Tine, SO.
Sixth race, one mile-WhIptop. to
2. won; Our Nugget, to ., second (;
Alice, out. third Time. las 40.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-17
CANALEJAS BlAMES
DELAY ON CARLISTS

MADRID. Dec 16.-DuTing the de-
bate today in the chamber OF depu'
ties on the paddock bill" which pro
hibits the creation of further religious
establishments In Spain untu the re-
vision of the cOncordat with the Nati-
can has been completed, Premier
ConaleJas declared that the Carllsts
were responsible for the delay in the
negotiations between the Spanish gov
eTnment and the holy see.
The premier announced that the ne
ECtiatious with the holy see would not
be resumed until the paddock bill'
had been enacted into law. and he
appealed to the Carlists TO recognize
the futility OF placing further Obstruc-
tions in the way OF the measure.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-17
MEATS THfT ARE
FREE FROM DISEASE

You have the assurance Of the L.
S. government that in all U. S. In
spected meats all diseased, unwhole-
some and unclean meats are condemn
ed. All such meats that are found
to be clean, wholesome and free from
disease are stamped by the govern
ment officials u. S Inspected and
Passed. and are permitted TO be Of
fered for sale at the local meat mar
kets. Some markets handle uDinspect-
cd meats as well. and unless you see
the little blue government inspection
stamp on each carcass 1t is not U. S
Inspected. Look for the stamp as you
enter your market
OGDEN PACKING &c PROVISION co.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-17
LEGAL.
NOTICE.
Will Pay City Warrants.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned Treasurer of Ogden City
Will, at his office. on and after this
date. pay City Warrants bearing Reg
istry numbers from A-l0161 to A-l0600
and B10161 to B-10G00, all inclusive.
and further, that all such warrants
not presented 10 me for payment on
OF before December %. 1910, will
cease 10 draw interest thereafter.
THOMAS b. FAIR,
City Treasurer.
DATED Ogden. Utah, Dec 16. l9l0D
12-16-1wk
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-17
SALT LAKE
& OGDEN
ELECTRIC
RAILWAY
LEAVE OGDEN.

LEAVE OGDEN.
$40 a, p, 1880 q. m.. a. M, 10:3t
a. m. II noon, 1:30 p. M. 3 p. n,
1890 p. NJ, p. NJ. 1880 p, m, p. ~.
1880 p. N.
Twelve fast trains each way daily
Call "Banbergev Express (either
'phonc) for quick and careful service
In Salt Lako valley.
SIMON BAMBERGER. Pres -
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-17
KRAUSS CASE GOES
TO THE JURY TODAY

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 16-Argumcnts
III the case of Mrs. Daisy Turney
Krauss, the Memphis society woman.
on trial for assault with intent to kin
Franklin ii. Griffith, real estate
broker, were competed tonight. The
case will go TO the jury tomorrow.
Although the defense lnterposed is
that Mrs. Krauss was insane when
she fred at Griffith. no witnesses were
produced to substantate that Claim
except her divorced husband. Dr. Will
liam Krauss. He testified that she
was not insane. but slightly deficient
mentally. being In some respects Ike
q child.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-17

will be the same during the Initial
run as during the flight itself.
These precautions. lt Is thought.
will make the rising conditions the
same on board snip as on land. The
platform Will be built here and
shipped in boxes 1t can be set up in
two hours.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-17
JUAREZ RACES POSTPONED.

JUAREZ. Mex, Dec. 1G.-owing to
the unusually heavy rainstorm of last
night the managepent declared the
races off. The card was practically
ruined by the horsemen not caring TO
risk their horses on the track.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-17
LEGAL
fCont nued }

sonally. or by depositing copies there
OF In the United States postofllce at
Ogden. Utah. with the postage pre-
paid. thereon. at least twenty-one (2D
days prior to the date OF any such
meeting, addressed to the several ad-
dresses OF such stockholders. which
shall have the same effect az the
publication aforesaid.
DAVID ECCLES. President.
HENRY II. ROLAPP. Secretary
Dated ogden. Utah. Oct. l1th. 1910.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-17

An inquiry into the question of
color blindness among persons en-
ployed in responsible positions I'm the
merchant marine and fisheries has
been instituted by the British Board
OF Trade
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-02
SALES IN L0MITA
TOTAL OVER $4,000

w. I. Hollingsworth & Co. report
active sales at Lomita during the past
week. This popular subdivision is
being rapidly sold out. A number of
new homes have been started during
the last few weeks. The list of sales
includes: Mary Sweeney, one acre,
$500; Arvilla Reinhart, one acre, $500;
James Glasson, one acre, $500; Mrs.
Anna Lamport, one acre, $525; Edward
]. Kuegeman, one acre, 1925; Axel An
derson, one acre, $500; Hans Hanson,
two acres, $3.50; c. F. Mathers, three
acres, $500; James F. Glover, one acre,
$3.50; Jacob Each, one acre, $3.50; Addie
Sanes, one town lot, $780,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-02

latter swiftly passed his knife across
the Indians throat, the while holding
his head down, to prevent possible
outcry. Then, springing to his feet
he started on a swift, steady Looping
run toward the fort. When he would
have dropped from sheer exhaustion
thoughts of the fate which awaited his
companions if morning brought no
help, spurred him on.
At last the post lights came in
sight; next sentry's challenge, and in
a moment he lay gasping out the har-
rowing story at headquarters.
In half an hour Captain Steelham-
mer, was under way, guided by
Eldridge. At S o'clock in the morning
the rattle of their rifles sang song
of life and freedom to the desperate
men, who had all but given up hope.
Before their force and sure marks
manship the Indians quickly retreated
Sergeant Eldridge, the modest hero
of the day, received the rescuers' over
whelming praises and the heartfelt
handclasps of his grateful comrades
And thus he won his medal.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-02
NEW INTERPRETATIONS

Tuberclecide company-Charles F. Aycock,
Gerome Cratic and Frank E. Wolfe, direc-
tors Capital stock $4,000; subscribed, $4,000.
Valley Lumber company of Glendale-G. II.
Nicholson, c. H. Boyd and p. A. Nicholson,
$500.
National Vending Machine company-J. d.
Merrill, D. B. Merrill T. S. Roberts, b. ID.
Kelley and ]. f. Mohl, directors. Capital
Stock $500 600; subscribed. s..
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-02

them and the red devils fairly
swarmed about and, before we could
obey the order to dismount and fire
from behind our horses, they were
circling round us and picking off our
men. In our charge we had dis
tanced the pack train, which was soon
cut off by the foe, and the drivers
were butchered before our eyes. It
seemed the very end of hope, for 1t
was Old Chief Kickingbird and four
hundred of his choicest warriors who
had us at their mercy.
VOLUNTEERED TO BRING HELP
"It would take too long to tell of
our desperate operations for the three
ensuing days and two nights, during
which, under cover of darkness, we
worked slowly toward Fort Richard
son.
when within twenty-five miles of
that place night came on, and the
outlook was desperate, indeed. On all
sides cleaned Indian watch fires. Loss
of sleep, together with exhaustion of
rations had brought the command to
a deplorable condition"
In this dilemma, Sergeant Eldridge
who saw that another day without
help would mean utter annihilation of
the command, volunteered to under
take reaching the fort for help.
Ian, II fear it will mean certain death
for you"
Perhaps" was the sergeants re-
ply, and casting a glance at the watch
fires by which they were surrounded
he said: 1--WE will only die like dogs
here, if something cannot be done for
relief
So, tightening his belt, and seeing
that his knife was ready-for in an
encounter with some obstructing In
dian he would not use another weapon
he dropped into the tall grass and
began to worm his way toward the
watch fires. In every trifling sound
he in fancy heard an enemy, paused
to assure himself, and then crawled
slowly on. He had just cleared the
last sentinel, but was still crawling
until the shadows thrown by the last
freight should have been passed,
when he jumped as he put his hand
forward, and it touched the foot of an
animate form, which, springing up,
confronted him in the shape of an
Indian, who, on outpost duty, had
gone to sleep. Eldridge had been
carrying the knife between his teeth
during the last apprehensive minutes,
and quickly grasping it in his hand
he awaited the next movement of the
Indian. The latter had darted back
ward in surprise, but in an instant
sprang forward as Eldridge was in
the act of rising. Some tangled grass
caught his foot and he fell head first
directly in front of the sergeant. The
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-02

It's as easy TO bargain in a used
automobile through want advertising. as II
used to be-and still is-to secure q horse
and carriage.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-02

Territorial (his first experience as
sentry going over his instruction)-If
any one comes along / say, Halt.
Who goes there?' Then he says,
Friend" and I say, Pass, friend;
alls Well" But some silly ass'll say,
Enemy" and then 1 shan't know what
to do. Rotten job, I call it.-Punch.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-02

Be sure that your contractor uses
Hipolito self-regulating roller screen
and reversible window In your new
home. Hipolito Screen and Sash COM
pany, 634 Maple avenue.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-26

audi Elm meni6li&es $er5, oaS sid
nit elmer meni9li9en 2iebe liebt, oas
empfinoet, ia leioet mie ou. Seine
2iebe, lie fennt SEN 5@mer5 mie ou;
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meni@li9en 2ei0en Bis our 9eeige &C.
leert. @enn 6u lei0eit, itebe, oieieS
&er5 berltebt beinen 96mer5; menn
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oller 2iebe unpiiroig gema6t, es gtbt
oo6 nod Elm &er5, 6as 6i6 liebt -
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lan5es.
Mber Elm Bios meni6li9es Ser5
genigt uns nidt. @ir monen enolos
un6 INNER lieben; 6aber fann nns
nidts geniigen, als 6as, mas uneno=
lid, mas gottlib lit, @ott aQein. Sic
be ga, mieoerlm bas g0ttli9e Ser5;
menn mir 6teies lieben, Iteben mir un-
fern @ott, mir ruben am bo6iten @ut,
an unlerm lebten 3iele, in bem booen.
loien, unen0liben Meere ser gotlt6=
6en Seligfeit, 1po fem @n6e un6 feline
8anoelbarfeit lit. @ie gliidli@, per
es peritebt fem &er5 nidt an Sic @ell
5u b6ngen; 6enn iie tdui6t, tie bat fei=
men ousrei9enoen Erolt. giner nnr
lit, ser beitebt, mo- AaeS oabiniinft,
ser bleibt, mo- Mqes Dergebt, Scr lebt,
mo- Mnes 0abinitirbt; sic emtg alte
uno etpig neue S@0nbeit, sic @abrbett
un0 0as 2eben, 11nier &err un6 Ser
5ensbeilan6, Selus @briituS! 9a iie-
0eln mir uns an - I'M betligiten Ser
5en Seiu! Mls G6rilten meroen ptr
erit re6t gum &er5en 0eS Setlanoes
bingefiibrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-26
Gin appitp1iidber mamn.

@ar6inal un5 Gr5biibof 99ueon bon
9}eims 1T 6ranfreih erflarte neulid)
in i%eil1er &atbe0role Sen o%eriammelten
@laubigen baB 0aS gegen i'm geri6=
tete nrtbeil Sen geiammten fran50it=
i6en gpi5fopat treffe, oa er muir Ser
critic perl1rtbeilte bon BEN nel1n5ig lei,
Sic 0as &irteni6reibelt ur1ter5eidnet
batten. @eit entfernt aber, iid oa=
6ur9 entmiitbigen gu laiien, ieien Sic
8ii60fe nit Sen Mpo1teln ser Mn-
lidt, 0aB es cine gbre lei, fiir Sic go
DIE @ottes un6 ser ibnen ais Sen Sir
ten anpertral1ten @%ldubigen gu lei
SEN. uSSit es 6enn nidt uniere 81
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fabren gu 5eigen, oenen ser @laube
uno Sic 5itten ibrer &in0er, ausge=
lebt iino? Das boben mir getban, of
ne Sic Mbii6t, irgeno 1pen gu beleioi=
gen. un0 0o@ mer0en mir perurtbeilt.
IS lit allo feitgeiteat, 6aB man III
Sranfretd 0as @ort @ottes ni6t
mebr fret oerfiu0igen 0arf." Ser Scar
oinal ipra6 Damn 0apon, mie i@mer5-
li6 es lei, gu ieben, oaB oie bti6ofli4e
Mutoritdt miBa6tet miro, nn6 0aB sic
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8ertbeioiger ser Samiliengiiter uno
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ser. Sir 0eren 5a6e lin6 mir gu al
len 9pfern bereit, un6 men1t zines Sa-
ges sic poue 6reibeit 6es l1nterridtes
Ser Nreis unierer Miibe iein ioute,
10 miroen mir iagen, 6aB cine 10
notbpenoige Sreibett ni6t gu tbeuer
erfauft iei." @enn man CLAUDE, ourd
lol6e urtbeiIe oen8iid0fen sen Muno
gu idlieBen, 10 tduide man iid. SSH
meroen nit Sen Mpoiteln antworten:
|@s lit uns midt mogli6, ni6t gu re-
Ben; man muB @ott mebr geborden,
ols sen Meni9en. Na9 6em 8et=
ipiel bes grloiers mer6en mir fir Die
beten, sic uns perfolgen. gs mer6en
Before Sage nod fommen, uno mar
miro uns @eredtigfeit m%ioerfabreu
Iailen; Damn miro man e%rfennen, 6ab
gera6e 6ur9 sic &on6lungen, sic mar
uns beute pormirft, mir uns ntbt pe.
mig ber6ient gemaht baben I'M 6ie Sc.
ieni6aft un6 Sen 5taat ielbit, mie I'M
Isle 6amilie un6 sic Stride"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-26
Sic &prjm9e Der beuti6em
Metbptem.

SIN Commercial Club" gu ct.
Saul bielt ont samitag @rofeiior S.
6. Monogbam aus Seem Sort, ser &c,
raltne 3eit im &oniular0ienit Ser
@%ereinigten Staaten geItan0en fat,
cine &eoe uber n6ie &usii6ten fir
San6el un6 Snouitrie." SIM 2aufe oie-
ies 8ortrages TAM Ser &e0ner auf 6ie
Metbooen 9eutidlan6s auf 5ielen Sc.
bieten 5u ipreben un6 CAB ietner ne<
b%er5eugung 6abin Mus6rud, 6aB sic,
ielben better mdren als sic auer-an-
0eren 9dn0er, Mmerifa nt@t ausge-
nommen. Das gan5e 6euti@e Soft
nebme etnen 10 aftipen Mntbeil an
Sanoel, @eiddften un6 Sn6ultrte,
BOB 6aour9 alles an6ere melt in Sen
56atten geiteut mer0e, ielbit 6as Sci
litar, Die 8olitif un6 6as geieui9aft=
li9e 2eben.
Die luagen 2eute mMr6en bon ST.
geno auf 0a5u er5ogen> in Sic SUP
Itapfen ibrer @dter gu treten, un0
mdbreno anoere Mationen pieuei6t
i6rittmeiie an 8o6en int @eltbanoel
o%erl0ren, genuine 9euti@lan6 itetig
mebr @runo, uno 6artn liege gum
nidt geringen Sbeile sic Mria6e fir
1ie an @un6er i%treifenoen @rfolge
ser 3g1tiden auf Dem gebiete .6es
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i6dten oas reidite 2an0 ser @elt;
a6er es mer0e cine 8ett fommen, mo
5teie S6dbe ibnen nidt mebr belfen
mer0en, un6 6ie amerifanil6e Mation
mir6e flug banoeln, BET Soften gor-
Jorge 5u treffen 0en @eourfntiien ie<
ner Breiie gu begegnen. Die Slime
rifaner miiBten BEL Sen @olfern in
Sic S9ule geben, mel@e oorbiloli@
un0 babnbre6en0 auf 6em @ebiete 6es
&an6elS gemirft bQben, uno unter if
men ltebe 9euti6lan6 BEL meitem uno
unerreidt an eriter Ste1e.
Die 9eutl@en miBten mebr bon
Mmerifa un0 letnen &ro0uften, ieinem
&an0el, ieiner Snouitrie un0 ieiner
@ei6aftslage a1s Sic Mmerifaner
ielbit. Sn alien gr0Beren Staoten
Mmerifa's befdn6en ii6 @ertreter 6es
gfei6es, mel6e iiber Sic fommer5ie1e
uno in0uitrieue Sage fires 8e5irfes
an Sic &egierung tit Berlin 5u beri@=
ten batten un6 bon BORT aus mmr0en
oieie 8eri6te Damn meiter gegeben
uno Iber 6as gan5e 2an6 pertbeilt.
l1no 10. perfiibren iie nidt blob in
Mmerifa, ion6ern iiberan.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-26

ougemeinen 1i@t beanitanoet meroen,
0enn Sic glatte &ebnung, bob Der
grtrag elmer eriten &nlage bte Soften
fir cine 5peite be5ablen mlroe, itanS
gan8 i6on auf sem @apier, aber es
lieB iib bon pornberein einieben, oab
6ie Sa6e ni9t obne Mudi6ub BON ser
@egierung Dor ii@ geben mer0e; Of
ne 8etriebsfapital gebt 6aS beitaus'
gefliigelte, auf ii6ere ginnabmen &C.
ltelte nnternebmen nt6t uno 10 muB
oenn aus ser 8%unoesfalie gelegentlid
Gorl6ub, ooer ri9tiger Na@i6ub, &C.
leiitet mer6en.
Gas &rogramm bat ii@ aub nidt
gang 10 a%bgeipielt, wie es entporfen
mor0en mor. @on Mnfang an tpar
nur 2an0 ser 0ffentli6en 9omane in
Musiidt genommen, 6as na9 uno nad)
6ur@ Mnlage BON Stautperfen uno
@iei elfanalen befeu@tet meroen iolte,
Inn es ser Mnite6lung gu eri6lieBen.
Scum bat ii6 aber ni@t permeioen lai'
len, 6aB au9 2an6 aus @rtbatbeitb
nit bereinge5ogen mur6e, neil eS NIT
ten 5mii6en 8%unoeslano lag, uno 10
lift man9er notwithstanding 5u-
quite gefommen, mas MIR fir 8elteo'
lung nnter SEM @eimitattegeieb bere@=
net mar. Cine porliegen0e Mittbet=
lung iagt, 6aB sic 8erieielungsanla-
gen, sic 5ur 3eit in @uSfii6rnng BE-
griffem iino, 100000 Mder umfal=
ien, oaB aber bon 0ieien iid etma L.
100000 in Nripatbeiib beftnoen. ga
bat sic &egierung fir piele nmionit
%gearbeitet. Greiltd miro aub ser Ct
trog ser Observation-Disclosures
i6lieBlid ser @eiammtbeit 5u quite
fommen, 6enn eS fann nidt ausblei=
berl 6aB it6 ser grtrag Ser 6armen
|%gegenieitig ergan5t un0 gemeinlamen,
lobnenoen Marft ftn0et, aber INNER
fin fat sic Megierung Sem 8rtpatbe=
iit n1ebr @ori6ub geleiltet, alS beab=
iidtigt mar. l1no 0arin miro aenoe=
rl1ng eintreten mIiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-26
Ipm BEN geem bis jnnt meer,

Musbau ser @aiiermege 6eS 2an-
oes itebt, felt Brdii0ent &%ooiepelt NIT
ietnen neutrality-suspicious. Planen fri
beren 8emiibungen erne1te Mnreg1ng
gegeben> auf Dem %nationalen &ro-
gromm, uno tpir0 norausii6tli@ ge-
rau1u1e 3eit 90 iteben bleiben, oenn bon
sem Gntiteben zines @lanes Biz gu
ieiner 9urdfubrung fat es bier, TO-
melt rationale @eiebgebung in Be,
tra9t fommt, meite @ege. 9ruben
in Canada lit es anoers, ga plant man
nidt nur, % padt man audi glet@
flott an, mie an Dem @analipitem Der
Dominion lomobl tpie 6em ibrer ST.
ienbabnen gu erieben lit. Da gibt es
ni9t bloBes @ouen un6 8eabii@ti'
gen, 50 lift aud idneles @oqbringen
Sic 2oiung. @ie anoere nnterneb'
munger 5upor, 10 i6eint audi iebt Der
Ban oes Georgian 8ap-@anals nabe
bepor5uiteben. Das 8roieft lit friiber
idon bdufig belpro@en, aber 5urud'
gelteGt uoroen, neil anoere oringe1t'
6ere anlogen ber5uiteuen tparen. ga.
naoa botte Ieinen eigenen Soo-Ranal
All bauen un6 fonnte nit @ai1erper.
binoungen nod oem Often tparte1, 10
Ianqe Der @eQanofannl gege,uuartigen
Mn~for6ernngen genugte. SSebt aber
tbut er es 1idt mebr un6 iofort pir1
an Sen @anaI geoadt, Ser flr oie