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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-14
BUR 8ernfsmab1.

Na6 0em 5dulidluB nabt cine
3eit reifli6er @rmdgungen uno ban<
|ger Gorge fir piele @ltern, benn Ste
6roge, mel6en 8eruf ser Sobn er=
|greifen iou> lit oft i6mer gu beant=
lporten. 81 fann in einem 6ade,
melhes gegenmdrtig nod Sic aiinltig-
lter Musiidten er0ffnet, Bis gu ser
3eit, in melber Ser iunge Mam Sic
6rii6te leiner 2ebr5eit uno Ser ange=
menoeten Mittel ont 3eit un0 @elo ert-
ten lpil, infolge elmer &eri6iebung
altf Dem @irtbidaftsmarfte sic @e-
iddftslage iid 10 peridledtern, 0ab
es iblieBlid ni6t einmal mebr Sem
Iiidtigiten gelingt, lih in oem ge=
~lernten 8erufe uber @aiier 5u bal=
ten. ga lit es 0onn gut, menn ser
8etroffene neben Sem engeren 6ab=
miiien al1d nod iiber Elm glltes MQ=
gemeinmillen perfiigt, meldes es ibm
ermo9li@t, feline &enntniiie ol1f einem
anoeren, perpa110ten Mrbeitsgebiete
SIT permertben. Gorge oQer Vltern
uno @ormiinoer muB es 6aber iein,
Sem Singlinge sur Grlangung 0ieier
Aa9en1einbiloung gu perbelfen uno
nidt gu oenfen, ooB 9enl1g 6amit ge=
tban lei, menn er in ein @ei9Gft ooer
in cine @erfltatte geltedt unb feline
ipeitere Nusbiloung linn ielbit iiberlai=
len weroe. 0as 5dulmi}ien muB,
mern iid ser iuuge Mann einem fal1f-
manniiden o6er abnliden 8erufe mio=
men mill, -auf aae 6dae erga,15t mer=
Sen uno 5mar fanm oies ni9t nur
olrrd 6ie groBe Sbatigfeit im@el96fts
triebe nno burd Sen 8elud bon Bil-
oungsi6ulen, ionbern es muB Dor az
lem audi oaourd gei6eben, oaB ser
jnnge Mann in ieiner freien 3eit ieoe
@elegenbeit mabrnimmt, iein @illen
|5u berttefen. Su9t er nidt i9on mab-
reno Ser 2ebr5eit fem @iiien aus eige-
ner 4roft 5u perboQitan0igen, Damn
miro ct ais @ebilfe, penl1 i'm &inblid
auf Die mum beanipru6te b0bere Sc
balts5ablung bon ibm audi gr0Bere
2eiitungen perlangt meroel1, nod piel
meniger @elegenbeit l1no 2ult baben,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-14

neben Der oft anitrengen0en Berufs,
tbatigteit nod Stubien 5u betreiben.
@r lanft Damn leidt @efabr, gu Den
in allen Stan6en an3ufin6en0en 8e.
rufsangeborigen berab3ulinfen, MEL
DIE ben Mnforoerungen bes 8erufes
nidt gepadien iin6 uno 6ie fir iid)
un6 ibre 8erufsgenoilen cine 4uene
eSpiger &lagen bil6en - fir 1id, neil
infolge hires mongelnben &onnens
ibre 8e5abl1,ng uno oaour9 lire 2e>
bensbaltung idledt lit, fir lire Be-
r%uf sgenolien, neil iie aus DEM glei-
den @rlln6e 6eren @ebdlter berab6rii@
den un6 Dem Mn}eben oes gan5en
5tan0es id)aoen.
Miemals ioIten @lter11> ielb1t menn
fte glaubten, oie Neigungen TIRES @in-
oeS ri@tig gu beurtbeilen, 1i@ BEL BEL
len Berufsmabl ein3ig un6 alein auf
ibr Gig enes l1rtbeil berlaiien. Dieies
miro itets mebr ODER lpeniger bon it,
ren eigenen 8iiniden beetnfl1Bt fem.
SSn eriter 2inie miro mobl ser 2ebrer
oa3u berufen iein, ii6 6ariiber gu au=
bern, OBJ Elm &in6 Die 6abigfeiten fir
einen b%eitimmten 8eruf beiitt. Ser
ner miro es lid empfeblen, cine Der
trauensmiir0ige Berion, bon ser man
annimmt, 0aB ite 6ie 8erbaltniiie oes
fir bus &in0 in Musli6t genommenen
@erufes genau fennt, iber fire Mn=
ii6t 5u befragen, inoem man ibr
%rid6alt(os aae %grfabrungen, mel6c
man bel Ser gr5iebung 6es &tnoes ge=
madt bat> Sic S6ul5eugniiie un0 sic
Mnitdt 0es 2ebrers unterbreitet. 60
6ann nlllb aber nod ein Bunft beriid-
iidtigt lper6en, ser ebenio mi6tig it,
mte Die porbergebenoer, nam16t Der
@eirnobeits5uftan6 6es iunget @ert.
i6en. Sober 8eruf mirft auf Sen
&orper in leiner eigenen @eiie Elm.
manae 8ertfe bergen iegar unmit=
telbares @efabren fit Sic @elunobett
0aber lod al1d Ser Mr5t SIT &atbe &C.
5ogen meroen. Cine midtige &oue
bel Ser Mabl 0es 8erufes ipielen ltets
Sic porban0enen Mittel. @enn 5tpar
Elm iunger Mam beim &orliegen auer
Ionitigen &orousi ebu,gen al1b obne
b0bere Sdulbiloung ieinen @eg mo-
den fam, 10 miro linn cine Before
S6ulbtloung 6o6 itets cine mt9tige
@elferin fir iein @ormdrtsfommen
lein ulr0 linn Mrbeitsgebiete erl6lie=
ben, 81 mel6e11 er m1oernfal1s feinen
3utritt bdtte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-14
3netter She'll.
Radhenliebe

50 iernuno ipridt: sd liebe @ott",
llno baBt bod feline 8riioer,
Der treibt nit @ottes @abrbeit Spott
l1n0 banoelt ltrads bulpi0er.
9enn Soft, sic 2iebe, mil(> Gus i'd
Sen Mdblten Iiebe, glei4 mie mid.
@er oieler groe Glitter bat
Tins 1iebt Die 8riioer leioen,
llna madt Sen &lurgriaen nidt iatt,
21bt Nadenoe nibt tleioen,
Ger lit Elm Seino ser eriten Yflibt
l1uo bat sic 2iebe @ottes ni1t.
Seer barret, Biz i'm an3ufleb'm
Gin Durftiger crit erideinet
9eibt eilt, Dem @uten bei5ulteb'M
Ser I'M 8erborg'n men meinet,
-9sidt liebeno foribt, mas i'm gebribt,
Ter liebt AUDI ieineu Mdditen nidt.
44er ieines Ndditen gbre idmabt
limo germ lie idmaben bort,
Sid fre,1t, ,penn iid fem 5eino bet
gebt,
llno nidts gum belten febret>
9fod oem Berldumoer mioeriprt9t,
Der liebt al1h ieinen 8ruoer nidt.
@ir boben einen Gott uno &errn,
SinS zines 2eibes @lie6er:
D'rum oiene oeinem Ndditen germ,
Gem mir fins ulle Brii6er:
0ott i9uf Sic @elt ntdt bloB fir mid,
Mein 8ru0er lit fem &in0, mie i'd.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-14
@iQiam eSennin9s 8rDan. Ser 6rei-

mai geidlagene 0emofratiide Hraii=
oentihaftsfan6ioat, belien ein5ige ber=
p%orragen0e Sbat fir sic oemofratiide
Nartei es lit, Tie i'm Snterel1e ser re-
publifaniiden Hartei ruinirt gu bobenL
lit faltm BON elmer Muslan0reil e 5l1=
tiidgefebrt, a1s CT audi mte6er in UNI
liebiamer @eiie bon ii6 reoen ma9t.
Ser belonnene 5beil ser 0emofraten
fat langit aufgeb0rt, Sen Man11 aus
9febrosfa ernit 81 nebmen, aber er
lelbit lit 10 bon li6 eingenomme,r, SOB
er nod INNER .glaubt, Sen 9iftator
ipielen 81 f0nnen. IS lit befannt, SAB
grpan gu Sen Mbitinen5lern ~gebort
uno niemals einen 5ropfen @etr011=
fe 5u iib nimmt, aber 0os gebt ME
mano etmas an, namentli6 0a er in
leinen friiberen &eoen als Nraiioert=
l9aftsfanoioat mie0erbolt geauBert
bat, 6aB, uel1n ct oud ielbit ni6ts
tranfe, er sod nicmals ieine @ano So
gu bieten miiroe, ooiielbe Mn6ern at
perbieten, jebt bot CT aber Sic @eud)=
(ermusfe p%oQltanoig abgeiporfen unb
bot ii6 often SEN Erobibitioniiten ar1=
geidloie1. @r tritt bon uno gang fir
Sic 2ofaloption ein unb tabelt SEN
@oupernel1r 5daQenberger, neil oie-
ier iid gepeigert fat, cine Spe5ialiis=
l,ng Ser 2egislatur ein5uberufen, l1m
oieielbe ourd3ubringen. 0ie 0emofro-
.tii6e @artei miiiie ii@ p%ol1itdn0ig bon
sen @etranteintereiien trenuer. 8abr,
i6einli6 gfaubt Ser e6le SEER, nit
@tlfe ser Hrobi6itionilten uno menig
benfen0en Demofraten ood nod ein-
mal in sen @rdii6entenitltbl 5u ge-.
1angen, benn er i6eint nidt libel Suit
gu baben, ji9 Sen Demofraten aud
gum pierten Male als 8rdiioentenfan.
oioat ouf3uorangen. Sn 6ieier 8e=
5iebung 6irfte er iid aber 6o@ mobl
irrer1, fem Mame miro ieoenfans ME-
mails mie6er Sem @olfe empfoblen
mer6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-14

ung Ser 8idtigfeit oieier 3uiage
muB man 6ie Gbatiade int Auge Be-
balten, oaB @eperioge aIs often er.
flarter uSSniurgent" INN 6te @ie6er.
mabl iid bepirbt, un6 oaB CT Die Mo-
animation bon einem 5taatsfonoent
erbielt, Ser oas 8aDne<Ml6ri4'ide
3ollgeleb auS6riidlid 4bermarf. Das,
ielbe @eieb, Dem Der Brdii6ent Gait
%mieoerbolt begeiiterte 2oblieoer alS ser
beiten aler EarifmaBnabmen fang.
Webr nod: 8eperi6ge felblt fat Die
|Garifporlage i'm 5enat Big gum Bit
teren @noe befampft unb nit 6en De-
mofraten gegen ibre Mnnabme &C.
itimmt. 5reilid ideint es anoererieits>
oaB oie perionlibe Breunoidaft smi=
iden benz Brdiioenten Taft u16 Dem
Senator 9eperi0ge Die tiefgebenbe
Observation-Disclosures iiber sic 8ol1-
frage uberoauert fat. @err Beper=
ri6ge bot Die Yolitif Germ Eaft's
6enn aud iberaQ tbatfraftig unter,
ftist, mo- iie NIT ieinen eigenen Nnii6>
ten iibereinitimmte. Nidts6eitome=
niger bleibt Die Ibatiade bodbeoeu=
6oB @errn @ooiebelts critics tbat=
ladlides @ingreifen in sic praftiide
Der @ieoerma6l zines Man=
mes gilt, ser in elmer ser pi9tigite,1
pirtbi6aftliden Gragen ser Momini=
als idroffer an6 unperiobnli-
der @i0eriader gegeniiber itebt.
@rit fur3li6 muroe 6ie 8ermutbung
ausgeipro9en, 6aB &err @ooieoelt ma
e Gublung un6 freanoldoftliden Ser
febr nit SEN vS%Sniurgenten" iu9e, I'M
ben 5rieoen 5miiden sen ftreitenoen
innerbalb ser Republican,
I@en Bartei mie6erber5u1tenen. @s
muroe aber bi113ugefigt, 6aB it@ ni6t
abieben lieBe, mas @err &ooiepelt
ldlieBli@ gu tbun itd beranlaBt fiji
len miro, menn sic uStan6patter"
fortfabren, Sen neutrality-suspicious.
3ontarif als 6as Meiiteritiid offer re-
publifaniiden 5taotsmeisbeit gu pref
ien. IS ideint nun, baB &err &oo=
lepelt 0ur6 sic tb0ri6te 6orberung
oes @bgeor0neten 8apne, 6en Sarif
erpublifaniiden &fruf fir Sic
Nationalmobl gu maiden, bemo=
gen moroen lit, i4neQer unb - rid
Ii6tsloier in Sic Harteipolitif ein5u=
9%reifen, als es ion1t mobl III leiner
gelegen batte. @err &ooie=
oelt meiB - mie ieoer Nolitifer, Ser
Ser 0ffentli6en Meinung sen Hl1ls gu
fiiblen berltebt = 6aB ser bon 8apne
&fruf sic Eartei MOTIF
penoigertpeiie our unriibmli6en Nie=
Oerlage fiibren muB. Desbalb tritt
SEM Mniinnen often entgeger1. @ie
itb .infolge belien ober iein @erbalt=
niB GIT 0em Nraii0enten Taft geltal=
ten miro, SEN ct ielbit 81 ieinem Nah=
nn0 polittiben @rben ma6te,
0os muB Sic 3ufunft lebren. Das
u1o Germutben fat in oiele m
Safe feinen 3med, 0enn es fiibrt in
0as &ei6 ser unbegren5ten Moglib=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-14
Sarinbmerjem.

@enn Semano li9 bemiibte, einem
@ungrigen gu betpeiien, oaB er ei9ent.
lid gang iatt iei, 10 muroe man i'm
fir einen Narren ober bosartigen
Sp0tter balten. Die @ertbeioiger l1r-
ieres &od5outarifs ieben ii@ Dor sic
gleide l61pierige Ma1fgabe 9elteQt; 1ie
iollen Dem 8olte, 0as unter ser Ser
tbeuerul1g ser 2ebensbeourfni1ie lei
BET, einre0en, ser Earif melder ale
renoe &onfurren5 ausi6lieBt uno 6as
2on0 Ser Monopole mabrlos p%reisgibt,
babe NIT ser @rbobung ser 8reile gar
ni6ts 5u tbun. @omit iie nebenbei
inotreft erflare11, er babe au6 nit 0an
acknowledgement ni@ts gu i9affen.
&ongreBmitglieo 5ereno 6, Bapne,
Ser ii6 nit Senator Ml6ri9 in SEN
lebr 5meifelbaften &l1bm tbeilen oarf,
oes n1onltroien Ma6merfs Safer gu
lein, gebort ielbltoerltdn0li6 gu 0en
feurigiten 8ertbei0igern oesielben: St
mnB mobl. Denn er tueiB gan6 genau,
oaB Ser Sarif BEL Sen foHme10en
@obler1 cine enti9eioen0e &oue ipie=
len miro un0 er feline Stintmgeber BON
0elien Gor5iiglidfeit gu iber5eugen
fat, 0aynit Tie ibr Gotum fir ibn ab-
geben. limo es lit oesbalb iebr begreif=
lih, 6oB er it6 nah ieiner &iidfebr
bon @olbington 0em i'm in Ml1bur11
interpielpen0en &eporter -gegeniiber
lebr energii9 in 0ieiem Gimme aus
geipro6en fat.
@r lit Elm gutter Steiner aber 5bat=
ia6en laiien ii6 init @orten nidt to0t-
i6lagen. Inn Elm 8eiipiel an5ufib=
rem: &%ortoffeln mer0en in Canada fir
20 Gents oas 8ul6el perfauft, mdb=
reno ite in ser guten 5ta0t Seem
0prf bon an6ertbalb Big $3.50 TO-
lteu. Jreili9 betrGgt ser 3oa auf
&artoffeln nl1r Is Gents per 8u=
i9el, erfldrt allo al1ein ni9t sen
Yreisunteri6ieb. Mber Sic Mabrun9s=
mittel< Monopole, 6enen ser 3ou 5u=
quite fommt, fontroqiren Sen Marft
10 unl1midranft1 oaB ite sic 3ufl1br
na6 ibrem 8elieben reguliren. Ser
Yroou5ent fam rl1r an iie berfaufen,
nno ser &rofit flieBt lit ibre Saiden.
Sic ba6en eS beritanoen, sic Marer,
melde. ser 8apne-Mlorid=Garif boute,
10 81 erboben, oaB ser &oniument bon
ieoer @ilfe abgeidnitten lift. Aber NIT
Ser 8eleitigung FOLDER 3oqe miirbe
Hieie Mauer bebenflib ms @adeln
fommen.
IS miro 0esbalb au9 auf Nielna,l=
oen gin0rud MAIDEN, 0aB @err &apne
%bebauptet, 6ab @olf lei beute mebr,
ais friiber, eeneigt, ser eriten grfla-
rurg 0es Hrdii6enten Salt, oaB ser
Garif Ser bette je geidaffene lei, 5u=
|3litimmen. l1miomeniger, als 0ieie 8e-
bauputng auf einem fleinen @e6d9t=
nibfebler berubt. Die erite Mel1be=
rurg 0eS Eraii0enten Gait lautete:
u@r lit ni6t, mas mir erbofft ba<
ben, aber ein 5dritt in Ser re6ten
&idtung." Sic beporitebenbe Saint
pag,1e 6irfte Sen 8etpeis liefern, 6oB
sic 8iirger 6es 2anoes iiber sic
ure6te &idtung" entidie6en on0erer
Mniidt iino.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-14
Sen 9eutib Mmertcamern
gum Nabbenfen.

SS W lIeI gu oub 1tu!l
biersulanoe benz Stu6ium ser mooer<
III 5praden nit 10 menig @riinolid-
felt, ia iogar NIT 8i0er1piaen, IN l11=
fern Sdulen - b0bern mie nieoern
- obliegt> ur0 galr5 b%elonoerS gilt
oies BON ser 0eutiden Sprade.
Mer lollte nibt millen, 0uB lie mebr
Spraben @iner beberrl6t. Oelto mebr
fem @eii6tsfrei5 ii6 ermeitert, 0eito
ld1rf er lci11 8lid miro, Sc ito mebr er
elniprl16 fat auf tpabre 8ilolrng. un6
"a Sic 0el1tihe Sprahe unbeitritten
Sic 5lpeite @mptipra6e ser @elt lit,
lolte oob je0er lie 5u erlernen lu6en,
Ser nod mebr 9iloumg ltrebt. @emib,
Site mii1ien ste Sprade 0es 2anoes,
melhe CUR 3eit sic engliide lit, lerne1
uno gebrallhen, aber ibliebt oas aus,
Sic oeutiGe Sprafe meiter 51 pflegen
unh 5u erbalten? 8irft ma11, menn
n,on eine>1 goelltein ermirbt, einen
altoern, oen nom bereits belibt, Oesz
6olb ms Malier? SIT nidt nl16 bter
in Nnterifa idon geibdftlid ieOer BEL i
icr Oara11, lpenl1 ct beioer 9auptipra=
dben mdd)tig lit, ais menn er MIR eine
beberri6t? user 0a glaubt, 0aB MON
permittellt englil6er neberi ebungen
Suno Gortrage etc. Sic europaii6en 81
teroturen in ii6 aufnebmen fonne, Ser
tduldt lib ga115 gemaltig!
@er55erreiBen0 lit es %gera0e5u,
menl1 man lebel1 muB, mie sic berr=
liGe oeutide Sprade logar aus Ser
Deutl6en 6amilie, Stride uno Sdule
nl1o Sen Berei,ten INNER mebr un0
mehr perbonnt ODER an oie @anO ge-
oriidt miro. No6 traurtger aber tit
es, menn lnan ieben m1B, 0aB riboulO
he" =oeutlde 2ebrer un0 belon0erS
2ebrerinnen, nit ul10 obne &abit, Ser
0eut i9en Sprad]e Sootengrdberoienite
%leilten, eifrigit uno obne allen Sfru=
pei, belonoers, menn man eS BON
.Sben berab" gerne iiebt. @oD ent=
iduloigt ma oas pielfa6 nit Ser
leioigen Berna6laiigung oes 0eut-
lden in ser 6amilie. 9ieie Sbatla6e
lit aneroings ni6t gu leugnen, aber
mober fommt oas? 8iu man ebrli6,
g%emiierbaft, NIT etmas Selbituber=
pinoung mad ser 8ur3el 6ieies lie
belltanbes forl9en, 10 miro oie 8euttt=
mortung oieier 5rage feline S6mierig=
felt MAIDEN 1rno mabrl6einlib Elm
ugonfiteor" nit gemaltigem 8rultflo-
pfen auspreien!
1nbegreifli6 lit uno bleibt eS, mie
Ser oeuti6e Midel in oem englii6en,
flippenreid)en uno oaber gefabrli6en
5abrnaler ii6 10 moN, ia iogar itol5
iiiblen fam. Sod bel Soft lit aues
moglih uno bel oem Mi9el gar piel!
gs geiidIebt ibm oaber nollltdnoig
Re9t, penu er i6lieBlid BON Oan-
feetbum, oas audi 0en rDerenglii6ten"
9eutfden bod INNER ais ~out6" be-
tradtet uno b%eban0eltu III sic 3mangs=
.jade ser 8robibition geitedt, nit @ei=
beritimmredt beiheert miro, am poll
tiiden Bagen nur ais fiinfteS &ao
gilt un6 aud firdli@ nidt ielten ols
rlecono banoeo" @aare betra9tet nno
bebanbelt miro. Das lit, mte S6il4
Ter iagt, Der 6lud ser b0ien 5bat!"
8robibition, INSTRUMENTATION, So
natismr1s, Sntoleran5 un6 nod anoere
boie @eidmiire am 8olfsf0rper iin0
Hrooufte, Die muir aus engliidem 8lu-
tie entiteben uno Ser perenglii6te
3elhlde niml1t pol11 Yal1fee rid)t iei-
nc gutelr Gigel1idaften an, ionoern
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-14
@irfli6 bas lette maI?

Siobn 8. Suuipan> melder als emit
mails groBter aller 6al1itfampfer
iiberau bter5ulan0e mie ei11 @ott ber-
ebrt muroe, biz ibn @orbett zines lido
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-14
Nmcft iutmer ndber.

ltno abermals lit @rpraiioent Moo=
iepelt oen rSniurgenten" l1m einen
beoel,tenoen S6ritt ndber geriidt.
Denn anoers lit feline 3uiage, sic @ie-
6ertpabl 6es 8unoesienators 8eperioge
foroern 5u mollen, 6od mobl ni6t
a1f5ufaiien. Sur ridtigen Giniddb=
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-25

A German court wants DIT. Freder-
lex A. Cook for a witness, and orders
that he be produced. Let's hear EN-
order that the proofs be produced
along with him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-25
Man CRUSHED TO
DEATH BY AUTO
Breeze Dana, So Years Old, Victim
Of Rapidly Running Machine At
Blaine and Woodward.

II Breeze Dana. s6 years old, had
not alighted a block ahead OF his
destination. the accident which re-
suited In his death at Woodward and
Blaine-aves.. Sunday afternoon. prob
ably would not have occurred. Mr..
Dana was almost instantly killed by
an automobile owned by Mrs. Mary Il.
Stanley, No. 1884 woodward-ave.. driv-
en- by her chauffeur, Kirker Hulen.
Mr.. Dana was on his way to bis
home on Pingree-ave.. but the Wood
ward car on which he was aipas-
senger let him on at Blaine. one
block further up. Az he started
across the tracks to the west side OF
woodward. the auto approached from
the north. The chauffeur blew his
horn but this seemed to confuse Mr..
Dana. Before he could get outsof the
way. he was struck by the left fender
OF the machine and knocked TO the
pavement with great force. His neck
was broken in the fall and he died In
few minutes, before, medical assist
ance arrived.
Witnesses to the accident say that
the auto was going at such speed that
1t skdded nearly 80 feet when Hulen
applied the brakes. Hulen was unnerv-
ed by the accident and gave way to
tears when he found that Dana had
been killed. He was taken To Bethune
station and later to police headquar-
ters, but was not detained.
After the body had lain at the
scene OF the accident for a couple of
hours, Coroner Burgess had II re-
moved to the county m6fsue, where
II was identified by II. L. Grandhoff,
an employe of Hoskins' Livery, No. IL
Selden-ave., where Mr.. Dana was en-
ployed up to two weeks ago. Mr..
Dana was well-to-do at one time, but
past had been employed at odd jobs.
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caused God To send plaques unto the
Egyptians He declared that the train
men were right in the present strike,
and that the Grand Trunk, II II pur-
sued the trainmen in an effort to beat
them, would be engulfed by public
opinion as were Pharaoh and his hosts
In the Red Sea when they followed
the Isrealites to bring them back TO
Egypt.
The strike might prove a curse u
commerce and public convenience for
q while, Mr.. Holllnrake said, but he
emphatically declared that the men
would win In the end, and that the
result would be a blessing. The men
would win, he said, because they were
oppressed, and God was always with
those under oppression. The Almighty
had answered the call of the Israel
ties when they cried out in Egypt and
He would now hear the cry OF the
trainmen, Mr. Hollinrake said.
Mr.. Hollinrake based his remarks
on the text, Come now, therefore, and
! will send thee unto Pharaoh, that
thou mayest bring forth my people,
abe children OF Israel, out OF Egypt"
NExodus, third chapter, tenth verse.
First Strike in History.
There is nothing new under the
SUM-" said Mr.. Hollinrake at the out
set OF his sermon. I'm the present
strike history is only repeating itself.
The first great struggle between cap
ital and labor took place "a centuries
ago. Pharaoh was the capitalist; the
Israelites, in their bondage In Egypt,
represented labor, and labors liber-
ator Pharaoh took advantage of his
laborers by appointing taskmasters
over them demanding of them more
than a reasonable amount OF work.
This act OF Ancient Pharaoh has
now been repeated by Modern
Pharaoh, namely, capital. The Grand
Trunk trainmen, like the lsraelites
under Pharaoh, have protested
against the oppression, and they are
right In their protest. But 1t will not
do for them to be destructive In their
fight. They will gain their victory
much more quickly by following peace
full methods. Violence will tend only
TO prejudice the public against them.
But have every confidence that the
men will exercise good sense in the
struggle and refrain from doing dam
age to the company's property. How
ever. should violence be shown by one
or two connected with the union, don't
blame the trainmen. II would be no
more justifiable for you to hold the
majority OF the trainmen responsible
for the acts of couple of their mem
bers than 1t would be for you, were
you TO see q pan of this congregation
walking down. the street intoxicated,
10 lay the blame on Christianity.
Moses killed an Egyptian who at
tackled one OF the Israelites, with the
result that Pharaoh tried to slay
Moses and the latter had TO fee for
mis- life.
'It never pays to try to rectify
things by taking the law into your own
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'101 PERISH AS STEAMER
GOES DOWN OFF C0REA
Little Vessel Loses Her Way In Dense
Fog and Strikes Shore--Many
Acts Of Herolsn1.

LONDON, July 25.-Tales OF hero
ism, in many cases resulting In death
were told In messages received today
from Toxic, regarding the sinking OF
the Tetsurei Maru of Chindo, Corea,
with the loss OF 101 lives.
When the little vessel. fog-bound,
crashed on the shore and began sink
ing, there was no panic. Offlcers and
men calmly began filing the life.
boats with passengers, women and
children first, but there were not
enough boats. when the last liferaft
had been showed of from the sinking
vessel the crew gathered on the high
est deck and calmly stood there TO
await death In the sea. Survivors re-
port that there was not a single In
stance OF cowardice or panic.
1t Is reported that Japanese war
ships hurried to the scene OF the dis
aster and picked up los third-class
and soldiers. These are
in addition to the forty first-class pas
sengers already reported saved. There
were 246 passengers and sailors on
the Tetsurei Maru, so that 101 are
for and probably lost
British Consul Cunningham OF
Osaka was among the saved.
The vessel has been plying between
Kobe and Dalny. She had lost her
way in the dense fog and her captain
was unable to take his bearings.
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STORM CAUSES HAVOC.
Service on Suburban Lines Interfered
With by Big Blow.

$500 ~ IN S'S"s
Detroit experienced one OF the
worst storms OF the summer about
1880 o'clock, Sunday night. II had
been fixing" for a storm all day
long, and when the hour finally came
IL seemed as though several storms
had been merged into one, with
Detroit as the vortex. II came
lat time when hundreds OF
citizens were homeward bound from
Belle Isle and various resorts along
the river and many were drenched be-
fore they could reach shelter.
While the storm was OF short dura-
ton, the wind reached a velocity of
60 miles an hour at the hight OF the
disturbance and caused considerable
damage. On Gratiot-ave., outside the
city. about two miles OF trolley and
traff1c was tied up for several hours.
Service on the Port Huron division
was seriously interfered with. The
Rapid railway cars were forced to go
around by the shore line, Sunday
night, but traffic was resumed on the
Gratiot line Monday morning. The
storm seems to have taken In a good
ly section OF the state.
According TO advices from the
weather department In Washington.
high temperatures will prevail
throughout the country during the
coming week. The heat will be great.
est In the states east Of the Rockies
and in the southwest section.