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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-10
1ollcited Bride; Goes TO SING sinq.

new YORK, Dec. 9,--Not less than
~ years nor more than eight years.
-. months In Sing Sing state prison
1 the sentence today imposed by
|1l@(ice Blanchard upon George w.
14ndle. the juror in the Rosenheim.
case. who solicited a $500 bribe
- James w. Osborne.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-10
DETROIT a. oNToNAGoN MINERAL
LAND CO.

LAND CO.
Notice Is hereby given that pursuant
to a resolution passed at a meeting Of
the directors OF the Detroit x Ontona-
9on Mineral Land Co, oct 2S, 1910 at
lhe presidents office, Detroit, Mich, the
interests or shares represented by tho
certificates of said company here and
after specified have been forfeited for
non payment of the assessment of Is
cents per share. levied March 16, 1910
and payable on or before April 20. 1910
and said shares, or so much thereof az
shall be necessary to pay said assess
ment with interest thereon from April
23, 1910. ana the expense of sale AMI
the collection of same, will be sold to
The highest bidder at the office of n. NJ
Che mberlain, president. 416 Moffat
building. Detroit, Mich. on Dec. 2s.
1910 at IL o'clock noon. unless pre-
viously redeemed by payment thereof
with interest and expenses to w. G.
Johnson, secretary treasurer. at his of
tee, No. 1925 Majestic building. Detroit,
Mich. The certificates to be sold are:
Numbers 423. 4S9. SEQ. 521. 622. 523, 52t,
b25 $40 SCI and the unsold residues OF
numbers 2ii. 324. 396. 397. 1913. 4s6. 502
Y NJ Chamberlain. Secretary.
w c. Johnson. Treasurer.
Detroit. Nov 90. 1910
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-10
100 Christians Msssacred.

JERUSALEM. Dec. 9.-One hundred
of the Christian residents of Kevak,
southeast OF the Red Sea as well as
the Turkish garrison of the town have
been amssacred by hordes of BE
douins. according 20 reports that
reached mere today The Bedouins
committed the outrage in revenge for
The execution Of one of their chief
tains by Che authorities of Kevak.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-10
LIVE STOCK
EAST EFii.O-nnrngnx
DdnniEg a. Stevens Live STOCK Report.

EAST BUFFALO, y \ Dee 49,
CattIe--Recripts 3 ears, steady best
1900 10 l.lOV-ln steers, $3.50 n SO;
ooa prime 1, 200 To l.3Q0-lb steers.
5.15 q Z. %. best LOO 10 l.20C-lD. snip
ping steers. $5.505 40 medium butehcg
steers, 900 10 l.1V0-los. 50 "a "a 500;
light butcher steers. 81 f5ftJ. best fan
cows. 81 50Gf5. fair 10 good COWS, So. -
"a; common 20 medium do, So lad %.
trimmers. $250u3, best fut heifers.
s5.5On 10. good fat heifcrs. 81 GOA.
tair 10 good do, Si6t -. stock heifrrs.
50 30 as. Is, BEST feeding steers. de-
horned. S5.f0H5 30 meaiun TO good
feeding steers. 50 506l 75 stockrrs,
all grades. So - "a :. best bulls. $i15tr
SIS. bologna bulls, .S46 SO, stock
bulls. SS.75 q AS fancy mixers and
spriugers S10G so. good to fancy milk
ers and springers. $50 n GO common 10
rp"d do. $40 40
Hogs-Receipts 80 ears. active
heavy $50. workers., $50 "a 195. pigs.
Ss0Sl5.
Sheep ana Lambs Receipts 90 cars
higher. best lambs t-t5 Il 1.-5. YEAR,
ltnus s.. % q 30. wethers. 81 sou s. 90 .
ewes. - % a. 80
Il. Il.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-10
1sVeonded Landfady Recovering.

<{,RAND RAPIDS. Dec. 5,-Mrs.
Martha Church. who was stabbed sev.
NJ times last night by Edward Morris
1t ling a quarrel over board bill. is
|<)ting easily today and will recover.
Dsris. who cut HIS throat after at
~<|<lng Mrs. Church. is I'm a serious
n13dftion. He had been boarding
|1fh Mrs. Church for some time and
behind In his payments.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-10
ENsI nIEEALo-CIn.c.

EAST 81 FFALO. \ !. Dee -
Cattle Receipts -, market quiet ANA
steady, prime steers S6.50m6.75. BUTCH
grades. S&9t % Calvcs--hecclpts 500.
market active. 50c higher cuil to
choice $6m II Sheep and LAMBS
er- choice lambs. 81 nj %. Gull 20 far.
$50 6Ij, yearhueS. 50 "a 80, sheep So
rt i6V Hogs--keceipts $500. market
active and nrm workers.. $50. pigs,
SS.lCfts20. mixed. s. 30; heavy. $40
ff -. roughs. $1n1lO, stags, So
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-10
BUSINESS NOTES.

The Detroit City Gas Co. has recent
ly purchased the lot adjoining the old
Iabadie homestead ar West JefiCr-
son-ave. and Twerty-fourth-st. The
company has also bought piece OF
land on Forrest. west, between Twenty
fouTtn and West Grand Boulevard.
This lot has a frontage Of lS3 feet on
Fort. and extends through 10 West
Jefferson The sales were made
through Dow & Gilbert the first prop
erty being sold for the Walter Bull
estate and the second for the John
Newell estate While no plans have
been announced il is probable thai a
new station will be put up on this
property.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-10

lob Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co, No IL John r. st. Call
Main 1895 or city 33s5
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-10

Job PrInting Des. Right. Times
Printing Co.. No. rs John R.-sl Call
Main 1898 or City 33ss.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-10

The approach of the holiday sea
son is indicated by the quietness pre-
valing in local financial circles. New
blans are being delayed until after
The first OF the year. The retail
trade indicates a prosperous season
for the merchants
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-10

Frank r. Nixon. OF Leroy town
ship. Calhoun county. filed petition
In bankruptcy, Friday. giving u,s
liabilities as Sl2,519 and his assets
81 1852
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-10

4 number OF big buildings will be
erected in Detroit within the next
tWslve months. Among these are the
building for the Peninsuiar Savings
bank. the Pingree Shoe factory add.
ton and the Dime bank building
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-10

Bought by Hammond. = a Co,
hogs $50. average weight $50 pounds
price S7l65 do 23O. 10. 81 so
Bought by Parker Webb 4 Co Of
Spiccr 4 r.. 1.15O. zoo 81 So do. $50,
10, Sc. 60. Roe q Co. $50, 200. s765
Bought by Sullivan OF Bishop r. a
". 675. 1876. $3.50
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-10
Markets and Finance
TOLEDO pHoDIcE.

ob)Bid Cs)sold cN)split.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-05-04

made a suggestion th;st the park COM
mission erect various styles of camps
In the new park. some for the one day
campers. others fer the week end
campers. who would be In the majori-
ty, and still others for such folks as
would spend their two weeks vaca-
ton close to nature. These camps, 1t
is pointed out, could be rented for
such reasonable sums as would pay
for their construction and upkeep and,
being under control of the state OF
New York. could be located at the
most sanitary points. The society pur-
poses also to encourage cheap excur-
sions for the campers.
AS soon as the legislative work is
over the Palisades park commission
will go into the details of arranging
the great playground.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-05-04
ideal GROUND
FOR CAMPING.
Vast Public Park Planned In
Vicinity Of New York.
MANY STREAMS and FORESTS

Immense Tract Extending From Be-
Newburg, NJ. ", includes 10000 Acres
Donated by Mrs. {. n. Hartman,
Which Is Available For Campers.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-05-04
Praise For American Chorus Girl.

The American chorus girl lis su-
preme. according to Julian Mitchell,
stage director for Florence Ziegfeld.
who returned to New York recently
from Europe,
MY principal mission in going tc
the other side," he said, twas to gath
er one chorus girl from each of the
large cities of Europe ] wanted the
best in each place. l went as far as
st. Petersburg. but did not meet with
success. | saw but few who would
compare with the American girl and
none to surpass her. The girls are
wanted for the new 'Follies of 1910.
The music of the new piece. which is
to be presented in June. is being writ
ten by Paul Lincke of Berlin. closed
the contract with him several weeks
ago."
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-05-04
To prexsnt FIa,i Losses.

Aroused by the recent serious floods
in Paris. the engineers of the United
States geological survey h.ve be-un a
study of means to prevent or to dimin-
ish such losses I'm the United States.
They estimate the annual damage by
floods in the United States at $780,
100000. The engineers figure that the
Seine food at its height was less than
one-eighth that of the Susquehanna
In 1888 and less than one-fifth the
food flow of tile Potomac at Washing
ton In the same year. when boats
were padded along Pennsylvania ave-
nue..
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-05-04
Bird Preserve For Audubon Society.

A game preserve of 1000 acres on
Cape Ann, Massachusetts. to be main
tained by the National Audubon So
cieties, is proposed by James d. Hawks
of Detroit. vice president of the De
troit and Mackinac railroad. Mr..
Hawks is the owner of an extensive
tract of land. fronting on the ocean.
between TIE Annisquam and Essex riv-
ers. He has been unsuccessful, he
says, in preventing the killing of game
on this property and has offered the
use of the estate as game preserve to
.l.o Arl~hoV, canfnfu
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-05-04
Coughs That Hang On

Coughs that start in the fall and hang
on until spring are sure trouble breeders
unless checked and cured. Bronchitis,
pneumonia and consumption are the
direct result. Foley's Honey and Tar
cures the cough, stops the hard breath
ing and heals and soothes the inflamed
air possages. Refusetsubstitutes Sold
by all Druggists
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-05-04
New Use For Glass Eye.

A New Yorker says that he knows 8
man with glass eye who makes II
pay for itself many times over. The
man goes abroad several times year
and buys jewels as a side issue. He
puts one or two of the best stones In
bis eye and so smuggles them through
the custom house safely.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-05-04
Pew RENTS PUT
i ABOVE SOULS
Woodrow Wilson's Criticism Of
Methods Of Some Churches.
UNIVERSITIES ALSO SCORED.

pfinceton'S Tfesioent says lhey Need
Democratic Regeneration Claims
College Bred Man Won't Do--Be-
iieves Lincoln Would Not Have Sue
ceeded as a Graduate.
DR.. Woodrow Wilson, president of
Princeton university, as guest of honor
at the Princeton alumni dinner in
Pittsburg the other night made an ad-
dress which startled his 200 college
hearers. He fiayed methods of Protes-
tant churches of the present day,
scored privately maintained colleges,
of which Princeton is one, saying that
the college bred man of today will not
do, and then launched into political
conditions, closing his speech with the
following;
''If she loses her self possession
America viii stagger like France
\ through fields of blood before she
again finds peace and prosperity un-
der the leadership of men who know
her needs"
"Pew Rents Above Souls"
In part the head of Princeton uni
versity said:
How does the nation judge Prince
toni The institution is intended for
the service of the country, and it is
by the requirements of the country
that 1t win be measured. / trust /
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-05-04
His Warning to Colleges.

while attending a recent Lincoln
celebration | asked myself If Lincoln
would have been as serviceable to the
people of this country had he been a
college man. and | was obliged TO say
to myself that he would not. The
processes to which the college man is
subjected do not render him service
able to the country as whole. 1t is
for this reason that ! have dedicated
every power in me to democratic
regeneration. The American college
must become saturated in the same
sympathies as the common people.
The colleges of this country must be
reconstructed from the top to the bot
tom.
The American people will tolerate
nothing that savors of exclusiveness.
Their political parties are going to
pieces. They are busy with their
moral regeneration. and they want
leaders who can help them to accom-
plish it. Only those leaders who seem
able to promise something of moral
advance are able to obtain follow
ing. The people are tired of pretense,
and | ask you. as Princeton men, to
heed what is going on"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-05-04


may be thou@hl among the last to
blame the churches. yet | feel it my
duty to say that they, at least the
Protestant churches. are serving the
classes and not the masses of the peo-
pie. They have more regard for pew
rents than for mems souls. They are
depressing the level of Christian en-
deavor.
1T is the same with universities.
We look for the support of the wealthy
and neglect our opportunities to serve
the people. 1t is for this reason the
state university is held in popular ap-
proval while the privately supported
institution to which we belong is COM
ing TO suffer a corresponding loss OF
esteem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-28
Sic alte &eimatb.
@eitprenfen.

Cine furdtbare Seuersbrunlt fat
oas Dorf g aIa9te, &r. Eu6e,
heimgeiu@t. Ni6t meniger als Is
@ebofte mur6en ein &aub ser 6lam=
men. Sm @an5en mur0en 81 Sc
bquoe eingeqidert. 3mei &in0er lin6
1T sen Slammen umgefommen.
@effalen.
Sn sc ii II It e + lit bodJm. 0om0e6=
ont Berger, Senior ser Dio5eie, i'm
gilbert bon 81 Sabren geitorben. -
SSn ser 3ebe u8ergmann" gu 81 n
men eritidten Sic Sauer Srie0rid
5duub uno 8auer bel 5prengungen.
= Sn Menge6e mur0e 0aS Subj
ldum oes &errn Bfarrers 5tenger
unter 8etbeiligung ser. geiommten
8eoolferung eefeiert. = Ser Sc
idaftsfiibrer 0es &oitbauies Mltbofi
in &ed1ingbauen muroe me-
gen unteri6lagung bon $4,000
Morf perbQftet. = 2ebrer 59ulte BE-
ging lein 25iabr. Dienitiubildum an
ser fatb. Bolfsi9ule in S0rbe.-
Muf 3ede ~Monopol" 5u e n
perungliidten ser @ilfs1teiger @on
uno 8erg19iiler @enge to6tlid.
&beihprpbins.
Gin ldlperes @emitter nit itarfen1
@ogelidlag miitbete in ser @egeno
BON MoleI, 5aar uno Gifel. Ser
&agel perni6tete sic 6elofridte un0
ridtete audi an SEN 0bltbdumen &C.
moltigen Sdu6en an. Sn 6em gifel=
0orf Brei1t 5eritorte ser 8lib Sen
&ir6tburm un6 in 6em gifel0orf
SDer5beim muroe ein Mderer err
l6lagen. = Die eleftrii6e @abn
ourb- sic Mltita6t 5iegen lit Sem
8etriebe iibergeben moroen. SSn
54Iebud fog 0ie 0ortige Cor
bonfabrif in sic 2uft un0 ridtete i'm
0rt groBen Sdaoen an. - Muf Be-
DIE uNor6itern" gu MlS6orf ber-
l1ngliidte ser Mrbeiter Doritfel6 aus
&reu5rntb t06tli6. = SSn 8 II +.
gen, mo- &atbolifen uno 8roteitantan
leit ser Reformation" cine Siml1l=
tan-air9e beniibt batten> erbauen
jebt Sic &atbolifen Elm eigenes @ottes=
baus. - SSn @emmer6enm ur0e
6as 250idbr. Subiildum Ser grneue=
rung Ser. 1349 gegriin0eten ct. Sc
baitionus= S6ibenbruoer16aft gefei-
ert. - SSn &larli6 lit bodm. ST..
Bfarrer Nic. Sellen5 I'M Sitter bon
Il Sabren geitorben. ST mar friber
&aplan in Sberfen, @ppelborn uno
@iesbad un0 Damn 8farrer in @a1-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-28
8eueoictiuer : Sroen
trd8t oen Sie9
0dbDtt.

&i9ter @iuaro gab int Minnei o-
ta'er 9iltrift oes 8unoes= &reisge-
ri9ts gu ct. 8aul in Ser &lageia@e
oeS 8eneoiftineroroens bon Seem Ser
lep gegen gilbert @teinbauier bon
SEEM Him, SEN @er>palter oes Na6=
lolleS oes fatb. Yrieiters Muguitin
Mirtb cine in ibrer lpe5ieQen Mrt in
ser @eldi9te oes @eridtsmeiens Ser
@ereimigten 6taaten Bis jebt ein5ig
porbanoene @ntldeiolng ob. 3um
naberen 8erltdnoni1ie ser ri6terli+
den gnti 6eioung, mel6e, mie mir bier
glei9 fonitatieren mollen, bouitan0ig
gu @l1niten ser flagen0en 8artei lau-
tet, m0ge 6iele fur5e Decentralization
oes Sem Yro5elie 5u @runoe liegen0en
SbotbeltanoeS 0ienen:
Ser Sbatbeitanb.
Ser .Sd1pabe Mugultin @irtb trat
im Muguit 1852 inn ct. &incents=
&lolter in HenniDlpania 0em 8ene=
6iftineroroen BEL urto legte oie orei
@eliib0e ser &euidbeit, oes @ebor=
Jams un6 Ser Mrmutb ab. SIN Mai
1887 lieB er ii6 an oie ct. Maria
9(btei in Memarf, g. s., perieben uno
iibernabm Sic fatb. ct. &apboels &C.
mein0e in 5prinafiel0, W}inn., no.
ielbit er am 10. December 1901 aus
SEM 2eben idieo. Die 8eneoiftiner
Ser ct. Sobonnes Mbtei BEL ct. Glo10
nabmen ft6 ser 2ei6e an uno beltat-
teten Tie auf ibrem Or0ensfrie0bofe.
Ma6 Sem Sobe 6es @eiitliden iten<
te 1ib Nun beraus, 0aB er @run0ei=
gentbum un6 betpeglide @abe i'm
@ertbe bon einigen tauieno Collars
b%interlallen batte uno audi bon ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-28

bo6m. ST.. Beneficial un0 S%ubelprie=
iter Simon &otbermil6 i'm alter bon
sc Sabren %geltorben. - Ser bo6m.
geiitl. &atb 2uom. Maper, ser in
0em betannten @anfabrtsorte
5teinba6 80 Sabre lang ols
Hfarrer gemirft fat n1o iebt inn Stu
beifanoe lebt, fat iein Diamantenes
Brieiterjubilaum begangen. = Ser
Sta6tmagiitrat bon s r It 5 t bat
sic Mufnubme elmer Mnleibe BON 49,
600 Marf fir sen 8au zines reuen
SdulbauleS genebmigt.
@irttemtberg.
Die r1eue Bfarrfir9e in 81 ltbeim
lit eingemeibt mor0en. = SSn @miino
teierten ser friibere, IS Satire olte,
8irtb Nnt. 8ed un0 0eiien 81 Sabre
alte @brefrau Diamantene @od5eit.-
Die Bfarrfirbe in 90 itteIbiber=
c Of lit in Sen letten 2 Sabren pou-
itan6ig renopirt mor6en. - Sn
@aImbo6 eridoB iid ser sdrei-
nermeiiter Stunt, go Sabre alt. - Slt.
6 iingen berunglidte ser @art-
ner Sob. Stegemeier t0otlid. = 9as
Mnton 8ed'ide gbepaar in 6 nj ii II 5,
fat iein Dianmntenes @beiubildum
begangen. = gu Sbmenbetnt
muroe ser 21idbrige gug. &eltber bon
Deblingen, ser Dor einem @epit= !
ter 56ub unter elmer Ganne ludte,
bonn 8lib eridlagen. - Sn 5aul=
gau itarb in bobem Sitter Seconomie-
ROTH 8lautp. = SSn ~SSmmenrieo
mnr0e ser @run6itein CUR neuen
Efarrfir6e gelegt.-Das 8aafabrts=
firdlein CUR FL. 9ttilie 5u 5innin-
gen lit renopirt uno 6elien SSnneres
i@on oeforirt mor0en. - SSn 5dpol=
oorf feierten ser 59reiner MnoreaS
Bauer uno 6eiien @begattin @oloene
@od5eit. - Die eleftril6e 8eleud)-
tn%ngsanlage in 1bIbad lift iekt
rolenoet. SS11 s oI8gerIingen
hrannte Sic 9oppeli9euer oes @briit.
9ieterle uno GarI Maurer nie0er.
&a6ett.
9ie neue 8abnitrede @eiien-
bod Sorba6 lit er0ffnet moroet1.
= 9aS grobe 0efonomiegebduoe oes
Miiblenbeiibers @oeu in 3i5en-.
al e lit a%bgebrannt. = Gin nit
einem @olfenbrltde perbunoenes @e-
mitter fat gu @04bad groBen
S6a0et angeri6tet. = SSn Bonn
or beri6ieo bodm. ST.. 8farrer Q.
Stritt bon 2emba6, I'M glitter bon IS
Sabren. = SSn Spfingenb at ser
in Sen 70er Sabren itebenoe 8eber
@eorg Sac. &einero 0i1rd 5elbltnuro
geenOet. = SSn nntergrombah
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-28
Sin paar furse @odjen.

&err S. g. @arteu, @6marosbiue,
ST., i9reibt: r8or Elm paar Monaten
puroen meme Mieren artgegriffen. Sd
bate befttges &iidentpeb uno Shmer3
iiber Sen Nieren nno @iften. GoleD
Mieren-8iGen beilten mein @udentpeb
pnmpt un6 berbeiierten 6as @irfen
meiner Nieren. DieS berbielt iid TO-,
na9bem ib 11ur Elm BOAR 8o6en lang
6apon gebraudt bate, un6 i9 fann
oie1elben ~freuoigen Screens empfeb-
len" Molitor Drug Company.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-28

Gerlagsbanolung @ebriioer 8en5iger
auidbrli6 an Gentlemen fir mebrere
bon ibm publi5ierte tbeologilbe
|S6riften cine iib auf mebrere bun-
oert Collars belaufen0e Slnmme be-
5og. Die binterbliebenen @ermanoten
oes @er1torbenen erboben nun Mn-
lprub anf SEN MablaB, nno oas Na6-
laBgeridt bon 8romn County iette
sen M0pofaten gilbert Steinbal1ler
BON Seem lllm ais MadJlaBperpalter
elm.
Mls sic Megelung ser Sinterlalen=
idaft inn @ange NOR, perlangte Der
@eneoiftineroroen bon Seem SerieD Sic
Muslieferung bes Ma6laiies, bod Ser
@ermalter meigerte ii6, Der Mnfforoe-
rung nod)5ltfommen. Scum CAB eS fir
Sen 0roen sur @eltenomadung iei=
ner uneebliden &e9te feinen an0eren
Mustpeg. als it6 an oie @eridte gu
men0en.
Mnipriide bes Drbens.
Ser 8eneoiftineroroen iiherte iid
ais &edtsbeiltano Sen M0bofaten Ot=
TO aueffner bon ct. SAUL, un0 Dor
SEM 8unoesfreisgeribt mnr0e 6aS
Mnredt 6eS Sr0ens auf Sic Sinter=
lollen1daft oes &farrers 8irtb 5u-
poroerit our6 Sen Ma6peis gelteno
gemadt, baB @irtb in Sen Sroen
aufgenommen muroe; BOB er beim
Mblegen oes @eliib0es ser Mrmntb
feline oomalige meltli6e Sabe, iomte
oues 8eiittbum, 0as er ipater CUR
3e1t ieiner Sr0ensangeborigfeit nod
erlangen m0ge, gigentblm oes Or
Sens iein ion; 6aB @irtb our 3eit iei=
mes Eooes nod Mitglieo 0es 0r6enS
NOR, ct me0er ausgetreten nod auSge=
i6loiien NOR, ser Sr6en an leinen
fontraftlib eingegangenen Berpfli6=
tungen ieinem 8ruoer g%egeniiber nod
fam uno Iomit ser bel ser Mufnabme
@irtbs in Sen Sr6en eingegangene
aontraft, einldlieblid oes @eliib6es
ser Mrmutb; CUR 3eit 6es Iooes 0eS
@rieiters nod redts- uno geiebesma=
Zig bel tano un0 in &raft mar.
@inmGnbe bcs &erflagten.
Die beflagte Sartei iebte oagegen
auseinan0er, 6aB Ser &ontraft am
Sage 0es @inideioens bon Mngnitin
8irtb nidt mebr re6tsfraftig mar.
@trtb iei felt Sabren fem Sniaiie Ell
mes 8ene0iftiner &loiters gemelen,
ionoern babe it6 ais meltli6er Brie-
iter %betbatigt. Ser umitan0, 6aB er,
inn @egeniaBe gu SEN @abungen 6es
Oroens, Bripatbeiib %ertporben babe>
oerte oarauf FIN, 0aB er ielbit ii6
ni6t mebr alS M%ngeb0riger 0es Or
oens erabtete. Dur6 Sic Mneignung
meltlider Glitter babe er lein 0em
qbt abgelegtes @eliib0e gebroben uno
BON oieiem 3eitpunfte an lei baS Tie
bereinfommen 5miiden Wirtb nno
SEM Or0en null un6 nibtig gemei en-.
glber ielb1t 5ugegeben, 6aB @trtb- bis
gu jeinem Sooe Sem Sr6en angeborte.
10 fonnte ser &ontraft bon DEM &C.
ridte nidt anerfannt mer0en, 6enn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-28

Sic Mbmabungen triigen einensoi Of
fentlide Weieuidaft iddoigenoen gba-
rafter uno per1t0Ben iomit gegen sic
0erfaiiung.
Gntideibmug bes @idters.
&idter @iqaro iblieBt iib inn
@roBeu uno @an5en in ieiner grt-
ldeibung Sen M%usfiibrungen oes
&edtsbeiltanoes Ser flagenoen &artei
an. @s TONNE fem 3meifel oariiber
obmalten, oaB @irtb Bis 81 ieinem Sc
bensenoe SEM 0r6en angeborte, an=
0erenfans bdtte er nibt gu 3eiten oie
M0n6sfutte %getragen l1nb bil,ter iei=
men Mamens5ug sic 8ubitaben 80.
g. g." Droen st. 9eneoiftus) ge-
iebt. Die Ebatiude, BOB ct 8elittbum
b%interla1Ien babe, be0inge ourda1s
ni6t einen 8ru6 zines @eliib0es. SSn
Mnbetradt 0es >boben Mlters uno Ser
leioenoen @eimnobeit oes @eiitliden,
lomie ser berporragenoen Dienite,
meI6e ct 6em Orben %leiitete, babe
ser Mbt, bem alletn gegeniiber ct uns
beoingten @eboriam i6ul0ete, SEM
reroienItpouen 8ru0er gegeniiber &C.
miiie 3ugeitdn6niiie gemadt un6 linn
erlanbt, iiber feline ginfinfte nad
eigenem @ut6iinfen, aber itets i'm
Momen uno our Sor0erung Ser SSnte-
! relien 6es Or6ens 5u perfiigen. So
ter Muguitinus iei iomit ieinen Ser
pflibtungen oem Sr6en gegenuber
nadgefommen. Mud babe Ser Sr6en
feline fontraftli6 eingegongenen Ser
binolidfeiten Sem Mitglie0e gegenii=
Der erfullt. 3mar babe er in sen leb=
ten Sabren 6ireft gum 2ebensunterbal-
te oes @farrers nibt beigetragen, aber
|oa5u lag feline Motbmenoigfeit Dor un0
niemalS iei Elm oerartiges aniltden
an SEN Sr6en geitent mor0en. Die
|Ebatia6e ober, oaB 0as &1oiter bel
ct. @lolt6 einen Sr6ensbru0er gu
Hfarrer @trtb ianote, als 6ieler aaf
Sem &ranfenbette lag, fid ferner Ser
Qei6e annabm un6 sic @eitattung
pol5og, iei binreiden0er 8emeis niht
ouein 6afiir, 6aB audi Ser Sr6en iei=
men &ontraft einbielt, ion6ern al1d
6ufiir. 6nR er SEN Ger1tprbenen Qls
Witglieo anerfannte.
&inii6tli6 6es @inmonoes ser
@ertbei0igurg betreffs ser @erfaj=
iungsmtorigfeit ser 5abungen oes
Sr6ens berief ii6 &idter @illar6 out
bunoesgeridtlide @nti6ei6ungen in
Hro5eiien gegen religioie, auf font
'nuniitiiGen Hrin5ipien aufgebal1te
5eften, mie Sic &appiiten, u5bafers"
II. 6gl., 0ur6 melde Sic eil1gegange=
men &ontrafte, melbe 0ener ser 8ene=
oiftiner am nddften fdmer, alS re6ts-
ailtig anerfannt mnroen. SIM ibri=
gen miir0en Sic 5abungen oes 8enc-
oiftineroroens ni6t gebeim gebalten,
uno olS ser Staat Seem Seriep sic
corporation bemiIigte, f0nnen ibm
sic 8eitimmungen 0eS Oroens ni6t
ltnbefannt ge1peien fem. Ser Or0en
lei re6tmaBig anerfannt moroen, er
babe leine ibm getpdbrleiiteten 8efng=