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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-26
Eeierlitbe @eibe DON febS
8iitbDfen.

Cine Gerenpnie, mie lie III Ser @e:
ldi6te ser fatboliihen Stride in ser
@%ereinigten Stoaten ein5ig oaltebt,
poa5og iid) am Gonneritag Morgen
in Ser &apeue bes st. SAUL Semi.
nurS inn @ropelano Harf nabe Der Sea-
pitolltoot nit Ser feierliden &onietra=
ton BON le6s reu e%rnannten Bil9o=
fem, mel6e pom bodm'iten gr5bii6oi
Srelano inter Miliiten5 ser bodtp'1 ten
8iid0fe @c@olrid BON Dulutb unS
Srobec BON ct. @louo nno in Mnme=
ienbeit 5ablrei6er &irdenfiiriten nto
bober @iiroentrdger ser fatboltiden
&ierarbie porgenommen mnroe. @e=
11alt INN balb 10 l1br Morgens for
mirten lt6 sic ct. Sbomasz &a0etten,
binter ibnen Sic $50 Semtnartiten,
0ieien i6lolien ii6 iiber 700 Frte=
iter an, 11n0 Sic impol ante Hro5ei=
1ion nabm ibren @eg na6 Sem Mo=
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &ier retbten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-26
ii6 Sic 8iidofe uno sic neu ernannten

ii6 sic @tld0fe un0 sic neu ernannten
8ii90fe un6. binter ibnen Msgr. Dio-
mere 6alconio, ser papitli@e Delegat,
gr5bildof S. g. Mac@eap, @ertreter
Ser &atbolifen bon Canada, gr5bi>
idof Saul MeBmer bon Milmaufee>
gr5bil@of Gbriitie bon Hortlauo, Ore
gon, un0 gr5biibof Srelano bon ct.
Saul an, morauf li6 ser 3ng III fei-
erli6er 5tiue nod ser @oniefrations-
|fapelle betpegte, mel6e BEL meitem ni6t
ale Sbeilnebmer, ni6t einmal ale
CUR 5eier enlightenment &rieiter gu fai,
len permodte. Nad0em Sic @iiroen=
trigger sic fir lte %beltimmten Blabe
eingenommen, i6ritt @r5biidof Sre>
lano Dor sic Mitte oes Mltares, nno
auf ibn gu i6ritt Ser erite Ser nel1
e%rnannten 8tid0fe, bobm'lter SEER S.
Is. 2auler, melber, na6oem er oen
gio Ser Srel1e abgelegt> ais @ebiilfs-
bil6of bon ct. Baul gem&bt mur0e.
Ser 6%rieoensfuB ieitens Ser periam-
melten @iiroentrdger brabte Sic i6o=
ne Geren1onie gu gn0e. Mue ieds
neu er1aunten 8ii60fe: 8iidof S. S.
2amler, &ilfsbii@of bon ct. Saul,
8iidof Sames S'&eiup BON 6orga,
g. o; 8iiaof &atrid $. &effron bon
@inona, 8ii6of @incent @ebrle, ..
8. g., BON 8irmard, g. g.; 8ii@of
Simotbp Gorbett bon Groofiton nno
8il6of 5. q. 8ui@ bon 9ea0, g. o.
%iiber,1abmen BEL iener &on%iefrations=
feier fire Memter. Sen Mbi9luB Ser
6eier in ser &apelle bil0ete 0as 8on=
tificalamt, na6 mel6em Ser Gr5bil6of
uno sic 8ii6ofe 6ur@ Sen @ittelgang
l6ritten un0 Sen @er iammelten Sen
Segen ertbeilten. M0ge Sen neren 81
i90fen ser gr56to5eie ct. Saul, Sic
Dor gn6e Sum- ale Sic ibnen ange=
8il6ofsiite eingenommen ba=
ben meroen, cine lange no iegensrei6e
i3ufunft beidte6en iein!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-26

in 1892 I'M Sitter bon % Sa6ren
peritorbenen Qlteren 8r16ers, oeS
&er5ogs 8ictor gilbert BON Clarence,
@rin5 bon @ales un0 lomit pralum<
tiper Sbronerbe gemor0en mar. Sn
ser englii9en @arine bel ieinen &a<
meraoen mar ser iebige &onig> Sen
.iie oamals Sailor @rince" ipottmei=
lie nannten, iebr unbeliebt. @egen ieiz
ner i6lotterigen, na6 borne uberge=
beugten @eitalt un0 megen ieiner X
Seine erbielt er Sen Spibnamen
u5prats." l1eberaQ muroe. er Der
lpottet uno als &a0ett muBte er meb=
rere robe 6u9spreaereien ourdma=
den u1l0 lou iogar audi %mie0erboleat-
liG tii6tige &riigel BON 1einen aa=
meruoen erbalten baben. MS feline
8el6meroen BEL ieinem &ater, Sem
&Dnige @omQr0 VII. iiber 0ieie 8e=
banolungsmeiie unbeadtet blieben,
biloete er it@, gu ei11em tl6tigen
Sauitfdmpfer aus un6 perbaute Damn
grin0li6 feline Mugreifer.
Mls er auf einem &riegsi6tffe BEL
Ser Snlel Malta inn Mittelldn0ii@en
Meere 0ienite tbat, perlie6te itb Ser
20 Sabre alte Yrin5 in sic So6ter Ell
mes biirgerlid}en lg%nglan0ers auf Ser
Sniel un6 lieB iib Our6 einen @eilt=
li9en nit oem id0nen MdS6en tra1=
en. Son ser britii6en Momiralitat
mur5e a%aer0iugs ipater in 9(brc0e &C.
iteQt, 0aB cine Srauul1g 5miIden Sem
M}d06en l1n0 bem Nrin5en ltattgefuu=
Sen babe. 3ieler gbe nit ser 8iir=
gerstodter iin0 oret &inoer entiproi=
ien. Mls &onigin 8ictoria bon 6er
&eiratbsgei didte erfubr, muroe Bic
gbe ia6 a15einan6er gertiien. . Ser
Erin5 mubte ii6 Don ieiner junger
@attin iofort trennen tito 0ieie muir.
Sc nit elmer groBen @eloiumme ab:
%gefun0en. 8al0 nab 6ieier gemaltia.
men gbei6eioung permdblte ii6 ser
nSailor=Erince" al1f Sen @uni6 iei.
ner @roBmutter ant g.. sunni 1898
nit ser &rin5eiiin @ictoria Marp bon
|Sed, So6ter 6es mirttembergii@en
&rin5en BON Sed, ser frmberen 8raut
ieines beritorbenen alteren 8ruoers.
0ieie @be fat ii6 iebr gliidli6 &C.
italtet. Sic neue &0nigin> sic pom
englii6en Golfe allgemein n@rin5eb
Marp" genannt mir0, erfreut ii9 gro
Der Eopularitat un0 Tie lit ibrem Sc
mabl in geiitiger @e5iebung iiberle=
gen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-26
Tamilienmittel fir @esema.
Shetnt es nimt fremNnrtin hne

S@eint es ni@t fremoartig, ouB 10
biele 2eute iabrein iabraus nit @c5e<
ma geplagt iin6?
Cine 25 Gents Slaide zines ein-
faben @ai@itoffes itiQt 0as SUDDEN
uno miro gepiB ieoen &atienten iiber-
5e1gen.
9teier @aiditoff lit %5l1iammenge-
iebt aus mil0em uno Itnoernoem 0el
bon @intergriin gemiidt NIT Gbp-
mol uno @lpcerin, etc. u>16 lit befannt
als 8. 8. 8. @ecept. @ir miien
nidt, mte lange Bic 8. 9. s. 2abora-
torien Die 25 Gent Offerte1 beibe-
balten mer6en, 6a oas Mittel regular
perfaut miro in $1.OO 6Iafden un6
ME 5lpor gu irgen6 tpel9em ipe8iellen
Sfferten auf sen Wearft aebroft
,puroe.
@enn SIR 6ieien Mbeno 2inoerunq
baben tpont, periudt cine $50 Slaide
auf uni ere peri0nli9e GmpfebIuna
Fin. g. S. Carter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-26

aus Sen S@meiteritd6ten uno anoeren
Ibeilen 6es Nor0mei items .ertgegen.
Meben Sem @r5bii@of uno bent 9ele<
gaten itan0en Sic %folgenoen boben
Yralaten: 8ii6of 0'@orman bon
5iour Salts, .8ii@of @ulooon BON
Modforo, ST.; 8ii6of Carroll bon
&elena, Mont.; 8ii6of Mc@o1rid
BON Dulutb; 8ii@of Sames S'&eillp
bon Sarge; 8ii6of Sobn S. 2atpler,
&ilfsbii@of Ser gr5oio5eie ct. Saul;
|8ii@of Gimotbp @orbett bon @roof-
lton; 8ii@of @incent @ebrle bon @iS-
mard, g. O.; 8ii@of Soiepb S. 8nif
BON 2euo, g. O.; 8iidof g. $. Self
ron BON @inona. Mulif o0er lar-
men0e &un0gebungen fan0en midi
ltatt, trot0em GROCER @ntbuiiasmnS
berri9te. Ma6 9 l1br perlieB BEN Der
9elegat, mel6er na6 @aibington gu
riidreiite, iopte Ser greiie Gr5bii@of
ser nod Sen Mnltrengl1ngen oeS Sa=
geS ser &ube beourfte, 0eh @mpfong,
ser Don SEN iibrigen boberen @eiit=
lt6en fortgelebt mur0e lno gegen 10
lt6r iein gnoe errei6te.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-26
@eripdtete Damfesibult.

Sn 8aibington muroen int 8eiieir
oes H%raii0enten ua6 ieines &riegs=
Sefretdrs Didinion 5mei Denfmaler
feierli6 entbillt, 6a5u beitimmt, oa5
Mnoenfen an 5tpei e0le Eole11 gu per=
emigen, mel6e an ser @iege ser
amerifanii6en Sreibeit geitanoen ba=
ZEN: Gbao6aus 8osctus5fo uno Graf
,@oiimir Bulasfi. Die @ei@i9te, un6
5mar ni@t nur sic amerifaniide &C.
idi@te, fat oieien bei6en M1nnern
in ibrem &empel i@on Mii9en einge=
raumt uno Sic Di@terfunit lire Ma-
men uniterbli@ gema9t. .4oscius5fo
fiibre uns!" murbe in Deuti6lan6 i'm
porigen Sabrbunoert nod gelungen,
nadoem Ser &elo, ser fir amerifani-
l6e 6reibeit uno sic 8efreiung $50
lens 10 tapfer geitritten, idon lange
I'M Dom gu &rafau nit fonigIiden
@bren our 1ebten @ube gebettet NOR
ben mar. Ser @eneralaoiutant $50
ib%ington's in Dem &riege CUR Mbidlt<
telung 6es britiiden Sods, ipater ser
Siibrer bel alien @rbebungen 8olens
uno, mieoer nah Mmerifa 5uriidge-
tebrt, als amerifaniider @eianoter
nod 6ranfrei@ entianot, gliibte bis
an iein 2ebensenoe fir sic neue Ste
publif auf merifaniidem 8ooen nidt
ueniger als fir sic perlorene 5ade
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-26
Nna @rdberi6madnngstas.

$50 itiQ eli, trues @er3e rubt,
9as 9n geltebt aqein:
@6mid' beut fem Grab uno leg oaral11
Gin ldJ0nes 5%trduBelein.
sits audi 1don Sabre fer, oub man
Sc bier CUR &ube trug:
9u 6enfe{(t mobl Der 3eit - no es
Sm 2eben frembig i6lng.
l1nb iebes liebe, tralte @ort,
9as es 5u Sir emit 1pra6:
@s rufet Die @%rinnerrmg
Sir beute pieoer na6.
Su 9einem Mug' Elm Tbrdnlein gldn5t
9u fibllt es 6entli6 tlar:
@ie lieb unb ipie 10 tbener Sir
SHE'S treue Serge tpar.
@rum 11miide beute fromm fem @rab
2a6' b'rarf elm 8dumlein lte9'n.
Ser @inb, ser LET'S bariiber tpebt,
Ser fliitert; "@ieperieb'nl"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-26

ieines Seimatblanoes. Sn greilen
Sabren madte er ii6 aus ieinem Aipl,
6as er in ser S@mei5 gefun0en, nod
einmal auf gum 8eiude oes 2anoes
un0 0es 8olfes, oenen er our Greibeit~
perbolfen, uno mur0e NIT gbren
iiberbauft. Gin Denfmal lit linn crit
jett bei@ieoen mor0en.
Momantil9er nod miro sic 0sit=
melt bon ser gri6einung &ulaSfi'S
angemutbet, 0enn er, ser bo6em poll
niidem Moel entitammte, bat fir Ste
amerifaniide ltnabbangigfeit 0as &C.
ben ei11geiebt uno berloren. &ulaltsfi
mar neben bem 3euti6en Steuben Ell
ner Ser meniger l1nterfiibrer @aibz
%ington's, mel6e fit SEN militaril@en
8eruf er5ogen maren. &ulasfi mar in
6ranfrei9 unter Sen b. iten 2e6rern
ieiner 3eit gum Soloaten ausgebiloct
moroen, uno, als Sic in Sen 0tenlt Jet,
mes @aterlan0eS gelteuten 8emiibun'
gen gei6eitert, in Ben Sagen bon
Oorftomn na9 Mmerifa gefommen,
mo- ibn @%aibington in Ser Grfennenib
ieiner 8efabigl1nge1 gum 6ubrer iei=
l1er &eiterei ma6te. Der amerifani-
i6e Mor0en NOR nad barten Scamp cn
Don Sen britiiben &otbr0den gelau=
bert, beim @ran0pmil1e &ioer batten
Eula5fi's &eiter TOPPER mitgefo6ten,
uno ais es lpater 6a5u fam, au6 anf
Sem Siioen Sic 9riten 81 periagen,
lpltroe Yl1lasfi nab 5apanltab ge=
ididt, mo Elm &eit Ser englii6en Ar=
NEE binter 1eitungsmauern SEN leb=
ten @i0eritano %leiitete. Gor Sapan=
nab u1o I'M Serlauf e ser erfolgloi jet
8elagerung fiel &ulasfi. Sort mur=
Sc ibm au6 i6on 1926 Elm 9enfmal
geiebt, 5as bon 2afapette, Ser 0amalS
auf 8elu@ bier meilte, e1tbiiat mllroe.~
9auernoer aber ais bieies 9enfmal
11n0 audi oas, mel6es ibm nun in
@aibtngton ge1peibt moroen, lit 0a3
in alien Sdulen porgetragene @eoiht
2ongfelloms> in meldem ser &or.
gang perberrlidt mfrs, als Sic Mah=
rii6ef 5dmeitern in 8etblebem,
Benniplpanien, 5euti6e Sralte1, Eu=
lasfi uno ieiner &eiteridaar cine BON
ibnen geitidte Stan0arte iiberrei6ten.
unter melder Ser tapfere Sole 5mei
Sabre ipater gefaQen lit.
M0optipbiirger 0es 2anoes foltne,1
Sic &eremigung Der0ienitpoler Mnge=
boriger fires Stommes nidt bod ge=
mug oni6lagen. Mi6t 10 iebr meger1
Ser auBerliden gbrung, mel6e in Ger.
Grridtung zines 0enfmals liegt. Sic
lie Denfmaler fins fir Tie piel mertb=
roller als ltetig lpirfen0e grtnnerung
oaran, oaB audi Musldnoer m%itgebaut
baben an ser @rl1n0lage, auf melder
ii6 0as amerifarii9e Staatengebiloe
un3 amerifaniide Sreibe1t 10 berrli6
entpidelt baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-26
aDni9 @eDr9 V.

Mit erniter ul1o mobl aub bere6=
tigter @eiorgniB blidt 6as Soft BON
@roBbriton1ien auf SEN 6urd SEN
Soo ieines Gaters lit fritiider 3eit
al1f Sen Sbron gelangten 1teuen &onig
@eorg V. Ser neue Monar6 lit iei=
men ltntertbanen falt ga15lid unbe=
fannt un0 mat fragt ii6 I'M gan5en,
groBen Snielrei6 angltlib, mie ct iid)
mobl ais &errider un0 Shirt bemab=
rem miro. 9as grobe britii6e Sub
lifum meiB menig bon ieinem neuen
&0nig, nl1r lit es iiberau befannt, 6ab
Ser bisberige Hri115 pom 8ales gel
itig bei6rdnft, in ieinem @eien rau6
un6 un0ul6iam uno iein @barafter
oeri6loiien un6 b0dit gei5ie lit. Ga-
bet farm mon ni@t iagen, 0aB er 9a=
iter fr0bnt uno noble &aiiionen fat.
8isber lift er Elm @uiter=@ bemann
gemeien, bargt nit 5artli6er 2iebe an
ietner @attin un0 leinen fiinf &inoern
utto liebt feline raui6enoen @ergnii=
gunger, aber NIT 6ielen bausliden 5u=
gen0e1 boren feline &orsiige auf.
@eorg V. lift in fait alien 5tiiden
0as 6irefte @egentbeil ieines perltor<
benen gaters, g6mar0 VII, gu sem
er nit bemun0ern0er &erebrung itets
aufblidte. @abreno gomaro es fem
2ebem lang iorgfdlttg permieo, ii@
an ser &artei=&olttif perionli6 gu BE-
tbetligen, obgleid er itarf nit Sen 2i=
beralen ipmpatbiiirte, fat iein 9obn
uno Na6folger bel mebr ais elmer
@elegenbeit ge5eigt, 6aB er Elm aus
geipro@ener, perbiiiener Eorp (&od-
fonierpatiper) lit. @egen Deutf6lano
fat er cine feinolide Mbneigung, sic
an &ab gren5t, un6 er lit audi 6ur@-
aus fein aufri@tiger Sreun6 Ser Ser
einigten Staaten. Mls 5meiter 5obn
oes &onigs @0maros VII. uno ser
&ontgin Meran0ra geboren, muBte
ser 6amalige @rin5 in iungen Sabren
in sic Marine eintreter1 un6 cine itren-
&c ~@a6etten5eit 6ur6ma6en. @egen
ieiner 8eibrdnftbeit un6 utntu@tig-
felt apan3irte er MIR iebr langiam uno
nuroe erit gu einem boberen &ange
bef0roert, als er 6ur6 sen 9oo ietnes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-26

Sobn 9. @odefeuer miir6e banfe.
rott geben, monte er iein gauges @in-
fpmmen 6aran b%ermenber, cine Before
Meoi5in gu bereiten als @bamber<
lains Collie, gbolera un6 9iarrboe
Mittel fir Dur@fan, 5dminoel o6er
Magenleioen. Sc lit einfa9 unm0g-
lid, unb 10 iagt Sober, ser iie &c.
braudt fat. @erfauft bon ser Moli.
tor Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-26
Mnh 5hIuR Ser ftrhltfen Teier

Mad S@lnB ser firbli6en Seier
gegen orei l1br Madmittags betpegte
|ii6 cine &ro3eiiion na@ 0em @ermal-
tungsgebauoe 5uriid, no Die neuen 8i<
id0fe einige M%ugenblide rubten, mab-
reno jid sic S6aar Ser @ralaten uno
Yrieiter, iomie cine @n5abl reprdien-
father 2aien gum Diner in sem gro
|Ben :8elte periammelten. Sur 2infen'
nes @r5biibofs Srelano nabm @ou-
perneur Gberbart &lab, mabreno ser
papitli@e Delegat ais @brengait ben
Sib CUR &edbten 6es &ir6enfiriten
einnabm. Mn einem anoeren Slide
laB ser militdrii6e Stab oes @ouoer=
ne1rs, mGbreno an an0eren Gii6en
5ur 2inten uno &e9ten 6esienigen, ser
fir sic fir9li6en @roBpiir0entrdger
r%elerpirt mar, 6ie &omiteS Ser neuen
&atbeorale BON ct. SAUL uno Minne-
lota &laB nabmen. 5iebenbun0ert
@eltprteiter laBen an Ben an6eren
|Eii6en.
Mo6 @eenoigung oes Giiens erbob
li9 @r5bii6of Srelan0 un0 perlaS oaS
folgenoe Gelegram 0es 8apiteS in
lateinii9er 5pra6e, meldes an i6n
qeridtet NOR: Ser beilige @ater er=
tbeilt aus pouem @er5en Sbnen, SEN
Sbnen a%iiiitteren0en Suffragan=8rd=
laten u110 Sen feds neuen foniefrir-
ten 8ii@0fen, sic beute in 0as beilige
Mei6 ser Stride etntreten un6 benen
er cine err olgrei6e un0 mafQoie Saul
ba6n miini6t, ieinen Segen. &ar=
hinal MerrD Sci SAL"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-26

Son 8 l1br Mbenos an itan0en
Monlignor 9iomeoe 6alconio, ser
papitli9e 9elegat, @r5bii6of Srelano,
sic le6s neuen 8ii@0fe uno mebrere
onoere @iir0entrager Ser &ir6enpro=
pin5 ouf ser @erar6a oes M0miniitra=
tionSaeban6es 6eS Seminars un6 nab=
men Sic &ul0igung bon Sauien0en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-26
Mn8fattmmgSartittl fit Mdmmer.

Sebt 1T Die 8eit fir Spmmer<1nter3eus &on1nt ber<
elm uno beidaut uniere 9roBartigen Iiiortenents bon In<
5lgen, %beiebenb aus 5tei @tiden, unb Union Mn5agen.
Rtpet Stld ~qnter5eug BON 25e bis 800 per Garment.
Union Mn3l9e 81 90 Biz $500 pet Mn5u8. Strimpfe in
allen @orten Zoe Biz Soc pet 4aar.
@a@t IS ~ CURES @~etpobnbett. Cure Gtntdufe
~ ttadbett bet r..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-26

Sic neuefen @om%mer<@alsbinoen jebt ~aus9ele9t 81
Csc, soc, 500. 9feIeite tuai9edte 9alsbinoen Csc
@trid< 9ulsbinben fir Mdnner soc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-23

Elsie (aged D-Ma, I want a nickel.
 Mother-What for. dear?
 Elsie-I asked Willie Jones to play we're getting married, and he says he wen't e 1t unless I have a dowry.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-23
GOLD COIN HID
 IN SECRET DRAWER

Salisbury, October 22.-(special)-An old writing desk purchased by yillager for 1s pence at a rummage sale at Breamore (near Salisbury has been found to con tain a secret drawer filled with golden coins of considerable value. The story of it's purchase sounds like fiction. so strange are the coincidences connected with the sale and with the discovery of the money.
 Until Sir Edward Hulse became Of age this year Breamore house had for some time been leased to Lord James of Here ford. and 1t was in the course of the al- terations that took place when the house changed hands that the old desk was un- earthed. It was regarded as. of no value, and was thrown on one side to be sent to that depository for superfiuous things the rectory tumble sale. Even there vll- la gers hunting for bargains passed 1t by, ana when at the end of the day the rec tc,.'s wife sold the remaining lots by Dutch auction and remarked as she knocked the desk down to Mrs. Downer for IS pence that she had bargain, and that there might be a secret drawer in it. there was general laughter.
 Mrs. Downer carried her purchase to inc house of her sister, who. strangely enough, had in her possession very sim liar desk with a secret drawer. Very careful examination, however, failed to
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-23

perfect, and. although the vegetation is growing in the cracks, the most of the wall looks comparatively new.
 The Pillar of Judgment
 curious feature of the walls of Jeru- salem Is a stone block as big around as A. flour barrel which extends out from that part above which the temple stands to a distance of perhaps 15 feet. This block or pillar hangs right over the rocky Valley of Jehosophat with the Mount of Olives rising up It's opposite side. According to the belief of the Mo- hammedans, it will be upon this pillar that Mahomet will sit at the day Of Juds- ment. and Christ will have His seat on the opposite side of the valley There will be a fine wire stretched from the pillar across to the mountain, and upon this wire all mankind must walk on It's way to eternity. As the people Of the various religions go those who oeihve in Mohammadanism will be urheld by the angels and will reach safely the op- posite side, whence they will ascend into heaven. The others will drop down into the valley and perish.
 Jewish and MOhammedan Cemeteries
 There are cemeteries for both the Jews and Mohammedans not far from the tenn ple outside the walls. The Mohammedan cemetery hugs the walls above the tenn ple. It is just opposite the Garden of Gethsemane and 1t includes also the Place of the Skull, where Generol Gordon has located the site of Calvary. This site is now surrounded by a wall and fence. and Christians are not permitted to enter it. Within 1t is the grotto where Jeremiah is said to have written ms Ia mentations, and not far away near the Damascus gate. are Solomon's ouarries'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-23
King of Stomach Remedies Free to Try

It is the opinion of all who have used Dr. Cadweips Syrup Pepsin it equal in the cure of ail- ments pertaining to the stomach liver and bowels We only have room print few letters recently re- ceived but 1t is that thousands have been re- ceived complaints like constipation headache bill iousness drowsiness after eating heartburn gas on the stomach and similar troubles whether in infancy or age Caldweips Syrup Pepsn Is the one re- liable remedy you to take It's action is so mild ] that it can given baby-in fact thousands or mothers buy 1t for their childrenand yet 1t Is suf
 cently strong the most robust person will get action People Syrup Pepain never again take salts or pills which often. by their violence
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-23
RULES TO GOVERN
 AERIAL TRAFFIC

London, October 22.-tSpecial.) )--The la mentable collision in the Milan aero drome, when Captain Dickson, on Far man biplane, was run Into by M. Thomas on an Antoinette monoplane, with such very serious results, raises the questions of rules for aerial traffic--rules which will prevent such catastrophe in the fu- ture.
 Mr. H. E. Perrin secretary of the Royal Aero Club of Great Britain, sup piled the following rule of the Federation Acroautique Internationale. which is rep resented in England by the Royal Aero club: .s. .. A competitor shall only pass another competitor on the outside Q.e.. to the right), and on no consideration whatever shall the faster traveling machine be al lowed to pass on the inside. A competi- tor shall further be at liberty to pass either above or below another machine, but in every case space of at least 75 feet shall be left between the two ma chimes.
 Tn my opinion,' said MT. Perrin, "it is the duty of the man behind to keep out of the way. The whole question is the range of vision available to the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-23
CONDITION
 IN RURAL RUSSIA

St. Petersburg. October 22.-tSpecial.)-- Considerable attention has been drawn to a rather alarming account of the condi- ton of the rural districts of the Rus sian interior. which has just been pub lshed by M. Yermoloff. ex-minister of agriculture. after a personal investiga- ton in the provinces. From this 1t would appear that the state of peasant af- fairs Is worse in some respects than ever before Not only has incsndiarism all over the country not diminished, but is now being perpetrated from quite new motives. the result being at least two new forms of agrarian crimes. The peasants no longer set fire to the landlords prop erty, but burn down their own. and that of their fellowvillagers. For ingtance. emigrants to Siberia destroyed their in sured homes in this way as the easiest and most advantageous method of liqui- dation before starting and worse than this, members of the village commune, burn out those of their fellow-members who separate themselves from 1t under the new law to become proprietors of small holdings. Many of these. new peas ant farmers told M. Yormolon that they live in terror of this kind of vengeance from the members of the commune
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-23

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-23
At the Jana Gate

But let us go down from the tower and take a walk through the crowd. We are at the Jaffa gate, which leads to the railroad station, a half mile from the walls. It is also at the end of the roads to Bethlehem. Hebron and Jaffa, and is the main business gate of the city. It is always thronged and the people who go in and out come from all parts of the world. They are of all colors, blacks, browns, yellows and whites, and they number a dozen different nationalities. from the nearby parts of Asia, Europe and Africa. Here comes . donkey led by a fat Turk in a yellow gown and red tur- ban. He Is barefooted and the beast is loaded with wood which he Is bringing Into the city for sale. The wood is the roots of olive trees and his donkey load Is worth 25 cents. He is stopped by the customs officer, and pays a tax of cents at the gate. Behind him comes a porter with . bag half as big as hogshead fastened to the small of his back Inside this bag is a basket filled with the nat cakes which form the bread of the city.
 Now turn to tho right and look at that Syrian Beduoin who is riding a gray Ara bian pony. He site as straight as tel egraph polo and looks with fierce eyes at our party. He has a gun on hls back and his head is covered with a great yell low handkerchief bound round. with strands of hair rope as thick as your wrist. Behind him como three camels laden with the oranges of Jaffa- Each beast has carload of the great yellow balls iu tho tive crates whoh hnag over