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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-11
STUBBORN ECZEMA
CASES YIELD
TO POSLAM
Called Greatest Skin Remedy in
Eurone or Amarfca -

Called Greatest Skin Remedy in
Europe or America"
"Poslam did for my wife, who
is spending the winter abroad,
what no doctor could do. Half the
jar entirely cured her of the most
disfiguring form of scaly eczema,
which simply covered her face.
Fourteen days after the first APP
plication her face was fair. smooth
and without a spot or blemish. We
look upon 1t as nothing short of a
miracle. 1t is the greatest skin
remedy we have ever found either
in Europe or America and we have
tried celebrated specialists, all
sorts OF cures and many patent
remedies" This statement, made
by Mr.. A. q. Gardner, of Bridge
port, Conn, Is but one OF the thou
sands OF similar expressions re
Igarding the actual accomplish
ments OF poslam in the eradication
OF every form Of skin disease, ecze-
ma, acne, letter, BARRIERS itch,
psoriasis. shingles, etc, besides the
Iminor skin affections (such a
Ipimples. blemishes, red noses
hives. fever blisters), in which re
Isuits are seen SO rapidly.
Posiam Is on sale in 5O-ceni
'boxes and 81 jars at all druggists.
particularly Malstrom's, 9Th and
and s3S Pacific ave. and tn,
Grown Drug Co. A free sampI.
may be Obtained by mail, in plat
wrapper. by writing to the Emel
| gency Laboratories, SO West Est
lsfreet. New York CitR
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-11
P|NCHOT ASKS
T.R. TO COME
TO COAST

(By United Press Leased wire.)
NEW YORK, July Ia
Marshall tSimson, president of the
Lincoln Roosevelt League Of Los
Angeles, and Clifford Pinchot,
former forester, called on former
President Roosevelt at the Out
look office today in an effort to
induce Mr.. Roosevelt to visit the
Pacific coast.
After the conference was over,
stimson said Pincbot would leave
tomorrow for the coast, where he
will tour California in the inter-
est of Hiram Johnson, candidate
for the republican nomination for
governor.
"WelI, here are our anarchistic
friends again." was Rooseyelt's
jovial greeting as Pinchot and
stimson appeared. Stimson said
that he and Pinchot explained IN
detail the situation In Californis
to Roosevelt.
johnson. they told Mr.. Roose-
welt. is the progressive candi-
date. while Alden Anderson and
Charles Curry. who are candidates
for the Bubernatorial nomina4ioz
are supported " che republican
machine.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-11
MANY KILLED
IN BIG WRECK

CURED, was held up in the nick
of time by telegraphic orders at
King City.
Express Car First.
The Wells-Fargo express car
plowed the ground for a hundred
feet and then followed the en-
CINE. The combination baggage
and smoker left the rails and re-
manned poised upside down on the
brink of a high cliff overhanging
the stream.
A tourist car also left the
track and turned over on its side.
A score of persons were pinioned
in the tourist car, and the great
est loss of life is believed to have
occurred in them. Three stand
ard Pullman sleepers were derail-
ed, but did not overturn.
The engineer and fireman are
missing and are believed to have
gone down with the engine. The
conductor, express messenger and
one woman passenger are reported
to have been crushed to death.
Automobiles from Salinas and
Soledad carrying physicians were
rushed to the scene of the wreck.
The passengers on the wrecked
train were eastern chemists and
professors of chemistry in east
ern colleges and universities. The
majority of them were accom-
panied by their wives and chill
dren.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-11
Henry Prince Discovers That
He Isn't a Citizen of u. S.

Henry Prince, the cigar dealer,
who has been prominent in poll
tics for years, has a wholesome
respect for the thoroughness of
Uncle Sans investigation of citi-
zenship papers If he is not exactly
pleased with the result.
Prince discovered in court yes
terday that he is not even a
citizen of the country. He came
from Canada when a small boy.
He supposed his father was nat
and he has voted all his
life.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-11
MIR. HOG is king OF 1910"
By W. q. sY1VEsrER.

| KANSAS CITY, July 12.-The
greatest moneymaker on the farm
during the past year has been the
hog. The farmer with a carload
of hogs was assured OF an auto
mobile, a trip to Europe, or more
farm land. Never in modern his
tory have hogs been sold at such
high prices, on a strictly gold
basis. of course, as during the past
several months. There has been
a reason; namely, the law of sup
ply and demand. Early in the
present year there were reports
of a hog shortage" from many
hog raising districts. And market
receipts bore out the reports.
From January 1, 1910. to July 1,
1910, receipts at the FIVE leading
western markets-Chicago, Kan
sas City, Omaha, st. Louis and st,
Joseph-were, in round numbers,
two and one-fourth million head
less than during the corresponding
six months in 1909. Arrivals at
the five big poins in the first half
of 1903 numbered $3.50, 900. In
the first half Of 1910 receipts at
the previously mentioned markets
were 6,990,000. In other words
growing population was fed on
rs per cent of the hogs that were
consumed in the first six months
OF 1909. The direct effect of the
decrease in hog receipts, while the
population was PROFESSIONALLY in
creasing, was a sharp advance in
the market value of swine.
At the Kansas City stock yards
the average cost of hogs for the
first six months of 1909 was 1854
per hundred weight. In the first
half of 1910 the average cost at
the same market was $9.3f, show
ing a gain of $2.67 per hundred
weight, or about 40 per cent. At
all the other markets the advance
in prices was practically equal to
that at Kansas City. Thus, with
a decrease of 25 per cent in re-
ceipts, and according to the popu-
lar belief, many more mouths TO
feed, there came an increase in
the market value of hogs of 40
per cent. 1t may be interesting
to note that the average cost of
all weights and all kinds of hogs
at the Kansas City yards during
the first half of the present year
was 81 cents greater than the
highest price ever paid at those
yards previous to 1910. In 1882
a record was established at $3.50
per houndred weight. Never, I'M
til the present year, was it equaled
or exceeded.
IAN important factor in the hog
industry is, of course, the cost of
corn. However, this gave feeders
no worry during the past six
months. At the end of June, 1910.
corn was from 5 to 10 cents cheap
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-11

in the great crowd. Hundreds of
persons rushed to the stands,
trampling women and children in
the fight. Others surged about
the wreckage of the two machines
and impeded the work of rescue.
Police and attendants at the
finally forced the peo-
pie back. Rolls body was car
ried into the stand, while Aude-
mars, badly hurt and unconscious,
was given temporary aid and then
sent to a hospital. 1t was an
nounced that he probably would
recover.
With the double accident, the
Bournemouth meet was hastily ad-
journed for the time being.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-11
Two Aviators
Fall From Skies

Continued From Page One.)
stance was buried by a mass of
crumpled canvas, splintered wood
and twisted wires. When the
wreckage was removed it was
found that the heavy motor OF the
plane had pinioned and crushed
him to death. He was dead when
taken from the debris.
Another Mann Falls.
Meanwhile Aviator Audemars,
flying miniature DeMoiselle ma
chine, became confused, lost con-
troll of his craft, which turned
over in the air, and fell to the
ground.
Both accidents occurring almost
simultaneously, created a panic
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-11

But in court yesterday when
he tried to testify on behalf of a
friend who wanted citizenship pa
pers he was thrown out. The spe-
cial examiner said he was not a
citizen himself.
This was a sumner.
But Prince had nothing to show
that he was, and he is out, and
will have to be naturalized like
any foreigner.
A dozen new citizens were
made in Judge Shackelford's court
yesterday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-11
Germany Defies
United States

to the people of the United States
the following statement:
"The emperor is most careful
10 avoid wounding the suscepti-
bilities of Americans. Germany's
aims in the Western hemisphere
are commercial and she does not
dream of securing coaling stations
or Of meddling in new world poll
tics.
1.-THE kaiser's letter to DIR. Jose
Madriz of Nicaragua was the Gus
tomary diplomatic acknowledge
ment. The phrase OF greeting my
great and good friend is the mon
arch's invariable usage"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-11
DAUGHTER INHERITS
FATHERS LIFE WORK
SEARCH FOR SLAYER

After his death the finding and
capture of the murderer has been
Dexter's pursuit in life. He of
fered reward of $4,000 for the
murderer's arrest and then spent
his own time almost without ceas-
ing in the search for the slayer.
His daughter has been enlisted In
the cause and helped her father.
Just before he died Dexter made
the girl promise to keep up the
quest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-11

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
NEW YORK, July 12.-After
spending years searching for the
murderer of his brother, Henry
Dexter. millionaire, SO years of
age, died, and as legacy left the
continuance of the search to his
daughter. Orlando Dexter, the
milolnaire's brother, was killed in
the Adirondack mountains, being
shot from ambush as a result Of a
feud.
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Continued From Page One.)
pact is one of the possibilities in
dictated, it is said, in diplomatic
circles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-11

(By United Press Leased Wire
CLEVELAND, o.. July H.
The insurgent campaign in Ohio
Is under way today. The new
progressive republican organiza-
ton is ready to enter the fight to
put Ohio in the insurgent column,
and in every congressional district
in the state an egort will be made
to help the progressive candidates.
The campaign was formally
opened by a speech by James r.
Garfield, former secretary of the
interior. made before the organi-
cation last night.
"At the coming election" he
said, 1--WE are to choose between
two great national parties. The
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-11
ConciIiatory at First.

BERLIN, July 1.-THE Ger
man mailed fist became the gloved
hand early today when the i'm
perial foreign office authorized the
United Press to transmit officially
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-11

Edward A. Rich, M. D., has
moved his offices to suite 1903
Fidelity bldg. Practice limited to
orthopedic surgery. zee
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-11

democratic party, winch Whlie de-
claring against special interests,
while in power, has allied itself
with special interests. In the re-
cent democratic convention the
progressives we're ignored.
1.-THE republican party has like
wise among its leaders some who
are allied with special interests,
but on the other hand, it has pro-
gressive, aggressive leaders who
are the peoples representatives.
The country owes a debt of graft
tude to the insurgents in con-
gress."
Garfield said he had entered the
fight to make Ohio an insurgent
state,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-15
Sic 55. Notwithstanding bes

Die 80. Notwithstanding oes
eutidtromiidtf otboliiden Central
pereins lift um 5onntag III Nemarf,
q. s., ourb feierli6en @%ottesoienlt IN
ouen oeutiden fat6oliiden &irden ser
5taot er0ffnet moroen. IS betbetl1g=
ten iib babel piele 9ii60fe, Hralaten
uno Yrie1ter, l1no sic 5eitparaoe am
Nadmittug wie Sic grobe &otbolifen-
Gerianmlung om Mbenoe blloeten
@lan5pl,nfte 0es Vr0ffnm1gstages.
SSn ser aatbolifenper iamm1lng, 5u
ser ii6 iiber 5000 9eiuder geite1t
botten, trat &eibstags= uno 2ano=
tags Mbgeor0neter, @err 5obonn
@iesberts ols &eoner auf nnO iiber=
bradte in elmer fur5en Mniprode oem
Gentralperein sic @rilBe uno @liid=
miinid)e Ser aotbolifen 9e1tidlanoS.
SSn elmer Ma6mittags gebaltenen Spe<
5ialperi ammlung trat Serr @iesbert
gleibfolls oils &e0ner a1f, uno feline
trefflid)en @orte ml1roen nit gro
bem 8eifaQ belobnt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-15
9ie repnblifaniiden 8iraer Isl

conlins boben fire poue 5da1loigfeit
getbau un6 SEN m%altbigen Gertreter
0ltrdgeben0er Neformeu, 8unoesien en-
otor 2aTollette, nit u1gebeurer Ma<
joritat, 4 5u t. lpie0er nominirt. troy
bent sic Stan0patters Sic groBteli
Anitre]tgangen mahtell ibrem &an=
6i0aten Goof BON Meenob Sic iena-
toriole Sogo 5u berihaffelt. Ga SOL
lette batte porber cine befrieoigen0e
grfldrung binit6tlih leiner 5telung
5l1r County Sption=5rage a%bgegebe1'
ltn0 fonrrte 6aber 6as 8otum ie0es
%freiiinnigen 5timmgebers erbnlten.
County Option fat cine berni6ten0e
Nie0erlage erbalten unb ser fort
l6rittli6e @pl,berneursfan0ioat Mc=
@opern lift init elmer Mebrbeit bon
5000 5timnren itber ieinen @auptge-
ge1tfanoi0aten 6airdilo, ebenfaQs Ell
lpelt observation-disclosures ober
Stol10potter, 1~mtnirt mor6en. SIR
Mitbefperber unb MnbGnger Ser
option 2emis bon &acine
blieb melt binter ibnen 5uriid. @ir
f011e11 @isconiin 5u ieiner puderen
sSaltung nun begludminiden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-15
Der @ontelt fir bic Office be

SCl OtuItteN W. wv ~II'N w
gountp-5 babmeiiterS lit al elmer
lebr interelianten geaporoen. Mnf Ser
einen seite befinoet ii6 G9riit.
5dmitt, Ser jetige Snbober, meld)er
aebn Sabre in oem Mn1te lit, nno aui
Ser anoeren Seite Sarrp 8. Doung,
Elm iunger Mann, melder ale aua=
lififatiouen fir oieies Nmt beiibt nnS
arobe Notwithstanding nno e1ter'
gle in iid pereinigt. &ein County,
8eomter ioute iein 2eben lang I'M
9(ute bleiben> un0 nad)6em ein Manr'
elm Mmt fir orei ooer bier Sermine
befleioet fat, ioQte er getpillt lein,
cinem anoeren idbigen 8elpobner Ste
Ter Country" cine @clegenbeit gu &C.
ben, ul1o tpel1n er bies ni6t tbnn min,
ioute er bon sen @dblern 6a5u &C.
3mungeu meroen. Das @mt oes @oun1z
tp=5 dobmeiiters %erforoert feline be-
lun0eren @efabigungen, erforoert
ober gbrbarfeit uno Bfli@ttreue,
Qlolififationen, sic 9err Doung I'M
b0dlteu @raoe belibt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-15
@ablta9.

Stimn1en lit oes 5timmgebers CT
lite 8%iirgerpfli6t. Die &ormobl fat
geraoe 10 piel 8eOeutltng mie Die
@auptlpnbl, oenn 0eren grgebnib
h1,1gt bon oieler ab. @er Sen Gang
sur Moblbl0e perlal1mt ul10 meint,
nit leil,em 8otum inn Nopember Ood)
oas Hedte treffen 81 fornen, befln-
Get ltb in einem beoeuten0en Srrtbllm.
0enn geraoe 0arin, 0aB ser @abler
iebt iogt, me1 er nominirt 81 ieben
miinidt, uno melde Eartei CT bel Ser
oGgenreinen 8abl liegreib ieben mia>
liegt Ser @ertb Ser @ormabl. 9aB
babel piel MiBbrul1d unterlal1fen
fann> meiB ie0ermann. 9us @elet lit
nidt boritdtig genug abgefaBt, i'm
ser l1eberlallf erei por5ubeugen, sic es
ertn0glibt, oaB @abler elmer Fartei
nos Sc lrltot ser Mbitimmutng in ser
anoern 5u fdliden permogen uno 10
(ange @elpillenloiigfeit in unieren
@oblen, gleidpiel melden, einen Sol
le ipielen barf miro lib 0os nidt
permei0en loiien. Nber 0as 0orf nie=
l1on0en Deranlaiien, iid mibmutbig
Don ser 8abltGeilnabme abibredeli
SIT lollen. Mer a1fridtig fit 0as &C.
1%reintpobl ein5utreten Sic Hfli6t
fiiblt, mir6 6urauf ieben, 6aB 0as &C.
ieb SOS m0glid bette &eilrltat ergibt.
gs bar0elt ltd in 0ieie u Gormabl
I'M Bic gar5e &eibe 0ffentlider Ser
tretung nit Musnobme ser Nrdiioent=
idaft. SSn SEN Nominationen fit Sic
9egislotur lit sic 5enatorsmobl be-
0ingt, 6onab fommer Sic &ongreB=
nominotionen in 8etra9t l1no bon ga
0ie gauge 5fala abpdrtS big 5n Sen
lofolen Memtern. Dur6 Sic auSfiibr=
liden 8eridte ser 3eitung iin0 Sic Sc
ler genolt Mber Sen eri0nli6en CID
rafter ser &an6i0aten uno fire 8e=
oeut1ng fir 6aS itaatlide @emeinme=
len informiert. gs lit 6em nidts
bin5u5ufiigen. 5elbitberitdnoli9 meiB
an6 ie0er 5timmgeber, pie Sic &an=
oioaten CUR 6rage ser peri0nli6en
6reibeit iteben, Sic Sen 8%rennpunft
Ser fnm9ne10en 2egislatl1riitl1ng BILL
SEN miro. limo Die en @eitdtspunft
miro feiner unierer 2eler aus Sen
@ugen laiien. Muf meldes Sidet er
iein 3eiden iebt, lit feline eigene Gu
DIE. Ole &auptiade lit, oaB er itimmt
un6 6ab er 10 itimmt; mie ct es nit
ieiner 8iirgerplidt ebrlid perein=
bar b6lt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-15
Gin metlobitiides 11rtbeil iiber bi'

fatbplijGe Stride lit f%olgenoes: Der
gralioent bon @eslepan &eform I'm.
ion Gburd logte fiir5lid lit elmer
Me0e, Sic er bet einem &ongreB Der
Metbo0ilter in 2onoon bielt: ~Die
,ein5ige &offnung ouf @inignng oes
Gbriitentbums liegt lit Ser ,Saltnng
9}onrs. Sic fatboliife Stride nit IT,
REM ane BDlfer ser gr0e rmlpannens
sen GinfluB fol1n 0as meilte tbu1,
menn tie mill, SOS Gbriltentbum 5ur
@inbeit 5uriid5ufiibren. Dime &om tit
je0er Geriu6 ein cities ltnternebmen.
Ser 5dliiiiel CUR gereinignng Ser
dri1tliden @0lfer liegt in Sen Sanoen
Ser fatbolii6en &irde." Gin beoeltt-
lalr1es epangelildes @eitdnoniB!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-15
8cppr cine ,pettere Mnsga6e bteies

SSuu% Ituk ]DSt&S%S <t"t~S"~S ~'$I>~
9lottes feline 2eler errei6t, miro Die
Gorpabl ge6alten iein. Ser ~9}oro=
ltern" ni1u1t 6iel e @elegenbeit nod=
mails mabr, sic @ahler 0ieles ie11o=
torielen Diltrifts 81 erl l1den, fir
Sobn 9. 5uuipan nls 5toatsienator
5u itinme1r. Seine 9ienAte iin6 be-
n0tbigt, I'M Sic fanotiiden 8robibi-
tions-Soeen 81 befdn1pfen un0 al1s5ll-
rotten, Sic inter Ser 8e5eidnung,
uGountp Option" harauf a%ltsge6en,
por5ui6reiben, mas ein Ma1n ODER
cine 6rau eilen o6er trinfen ion. SEER
5uuipon miro it6 nidt 0amit begnii=
gen, be5iiglib 6ieier Hropoiition redt
5u ltimmen, ion0ern lei1e 8efabigu11g
miroe bel 8%efampfltng oerielben iebr
in Sic @agldole fauen. Se0ermann
IN 0ieiem 9iftrift meib, ooB er did
nit irgen0 einem Mfitglie0 0es 5taats=
lenots gleihite1en miir0e. @ir ale
miiroen itol5 a1f i'm ieiu. gerab=
idunt ni6t, am 20. September sur
8ablurne 5n trete1t un0 unterltiiet
ibn na6 beiten ardften. Ct miro ltd
1i6erli9 Giner l1ntcr lhibung mert6
nud1eu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-15

Spernba1le Die freie Mnti-3uberfnlp=
lis -ausltelung, Die unter BEN ais=
pi5ien ser Minneiota 5taatsgeluno-
b%eitsbeboroe l,n6 ser Staarns-Be,l-
ton Gountp Meoical Society 5nei Ea=
ge ge9alten uno Moreen Mbeno gum
glbidluB fommen miro. Sci Ger
morgigen Nadmittagsiibung miro
6o9m. 81. Geo @a1S BON Ser aatbe-
orale einen Bortrag balten. Geblt
ienem 6odm. @errn mer6en mebrere-
prominente Mer5te a1 beioen Ser
lammlungstagen als &eoner %altitre=
ten.
= Muf ser @einfabrt BON &imbaa
idlug elm BON oem ju1rgen Saul Irus=
5insfi gebanbbabtes Mrtomobil, i'll
peldem iid nod 6rei anoere judge
Burden befanoen, bel elmer al5uro-
iden 9rebung Ser Maidine Inn, mo-
BEL ser Chauffeur einen oreifad}en
8einbrud erlitt, ser i'm mobl auf
langere 3eit i'm ct. Mapbaels sos
pital, mobin er gleid nod bent l1n=
fal gebra6t muroe, utb MOO ct crit
piele Stunoen nad) Sem @reigniB
mieoer CUR Beiinnung FAM, 5uriid=
balten miro. Sic 6rei 6abrgenoiien
famen nit unerbebliden 8erlebungen
oapon. Nidt ge11l1g fam oapor ge=
mar11t meroen, 0os Steuer zines Nlt=
tomobil5 11n5uperlaiiigen @anoen 51
iiherIaiipn.
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Ser 6taat Maime, bei1en I'M gat

Ser @taat Mainc, beilen i'm gun
gen 2anoe nit gr0Btem S11terelie be-
,obabteten @ablen ont Montag abge=
bolten mtroe,, febrte iid) ser Demo-
fratilden &artei gu. Sreoerid IS.
Yluiiteo bon Ml,gu1ta errong alS De-
mofratiider @ouoerneurSfanoioot ben
5ieg; Sic repl1blifaniide Delegation,
sic bisber fir ii6er galt, puroe mint
odtens in bier @abloiitriften oes
Staates geid)lagen, was fir Die &e.
p%ubIifarler l1no sic 9emofraten in
gleider @eiie iibermiheno. fam. Mnd
sic Staotslegislatur lit oemofrotil6,
ltn0 10 fat Maine oas bette 8eilptel
gegeben, oas boffentlid redt piele
Mod)obml1ng fin6en miro.
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nmmSglid fDmnen bie @immambe

mitetnm6er itimmen, tpeIde Spa-
MEMS Bremierminiiter Ganaleias uno
ieine Mnbdnger gegen Sic &loiter er-
beben; a1f ser etnen 5eite bieB es in
Spanien, 6oB Sic faulen M0nde be-
lettigt mer6en iollen, ltn6 iebt beiBt
es, oaB %6ieielben nit Sen Snouitrie11
bes 2anbes in @ettbeperb treten.
Nad 3med, &egel ntro Serfommen
miro in oen religioien &dulern Sic
Salllbeit nidt gepflegt, ltn6 oapon
bil0en 0ie Observation-Disclosures in
5panten feline Musnnbme. Ser 81.
5tubl NOR miuens, ser ipnniiden @e-
gierltrtg Sic 8eiteuerung ser 9roens=
ipol1itrie 5lt5ugeiteben. Dagegen fann
fem gintpnnb erbobcn meroen. Mber
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&ereinS 9ta@ri@ten.
gmf mad ct. Glonb.

9a1f oes regen @ereinsgeiites oes
bo6m. Nater Mfreo, 8. g. &c. oes
Biarrers ser unbefledten @mpfdng=
niBgemein6e in ct. CLOUD, miro 61ele
Sta0t in fommenoer ISOLDE einea
@ait beberbergen oeiien Mnftreten in
ct. @lm1o obne 3peifel cine Men=
i6etmenge periammeln miro, mie tic
bei lofalen 8erbaltniilen sort ME gu
Dor geieben mur6e. 2aut zines 0icnitog
an Sen bo9m. g. Mlire0 bonn Brait-
oenten 0es @entralnereins ergange=
men Mittbeilung miro ser &eids-
uno 2anotogs=Mbgeoronete, &err So
ba11n @iesberts, melher anf Ser So.
@eneralper iammlung 1es 0eutid-ro=
miid=fntboliiden @entralpereins, mel
DIE in Netporf, sc. s., bonn Sonntag
Bis bieie ISOLDE 9omeri flag gebalten
mur0e, als @auptreoner %auftrat ru1o
in 5iin0enoer &eoe Sic io5iale 6rnge,
sic CUR &auptfrage Ser Sebt5eit &C.
moroen, beleudtete, 6reitoe Mbeno
nad)iter Mohe in ser ct. Marte11-
l6ul6oue einen gortrag balten, in
meldem er in Ser linn eigenen &C.
man0ten Dirt l1n0 @eiie sic i%o5iale-
Srage, iein 2ieblingstbema, unter oen
MuSpi5ien 6es in ct. @louo belteben=
Sen ct. Soiepb=@eainnerpereins be-
banoeln miro. @r. @iesberts, SEN ct.
Glouo 5u begriiBen sic bobe @brc ba=
ben miro, fomn1t bon Wiinden=@laos
bad Oeutidlano, wo CT IN oem ge=
gen $4,000 Monn itarfen golfsper-
ei1t ais Encouragement @ei1t 1T Sen
b0diten gbren itebt. Son meld' bo=
ber 8eoeutung oieler @olfsperein
fir Sic oeutiden &atbolifen lit, mie
in 0emielbe11 oie ein5elnen Golfsidid)-
ten @ano in @aro 5ur 6orberung oeS
fatb. @elens l1n0 5ltr 9odbaltung Der
fatb. &edte geben, nie sort Ser
@od)geltellte iih bent Nrbeiter ot1~
1dl1eBt IN Der Gefalnptu11g DER 3e=
fabren, sic BON Sen Gei11oen Ser Sal
|tbolifen acknowledgement meroel1,
0tes Mues miro @err @iesberts III
bo9lt intereiia1tter ltno gan5 foBllz
der @eiie oartbr,n, lint ltl1s &atboll=
fen in ieiner 8elebrltng o11 Sic 9anO
51 geben, banit altd bier in oie1em
2anoe sic Mrt anro Meiie 3ltr 2Dll1l1g-
ser l%o5ialen Srnge erfobt u'1o bielelbe
ermogltdt merbe: ct. @lolto bat
sic Gbre, sen bolsn @oit il, ieinen
Marern beberbergen 5l1 f0innen, aber
gang Stearns Gol,ntp lit oie @elegen=
felt geboteL sen getpiegten Heoner
gu borer1. ltro ga es Ser &ir5e Der
9eit megen nidt mogli6 1T, perlonlt3s
de @inlaonnge1t an sic fatb. Werel=
ne in oieiem Counts gu erlaiien, 10
miro ser ,Moro1tern" als Mittel se-
braudt, ale fatb. Sereinsmanner
inn County, ia alle fatb. Mdnner
obne Musnabme etn5nlaben, ii6 ant
-uaditen Sreitag GIT Ser &%eriommlung
III ser ct. @arienldule ein5ufinoen
l.t1o Sen berebten @orten bes 8eids=
tagsmitglieoes @iesbertS 81, laulde,1.
Sur l1nterbaltung miro ein Srdeiter
uno ein Sc angperein CUR Stele iein,
INN 0ltrd %muiifaltide 8ortrdge ben
gereinSabeno in better @eife 5li err
beitern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-15

oamit CAB li9 Ganaleius ni@t 1ufrie.
0en; er mies bas i'm bonn Batlfal1
Observation-Disclosures 5uriid, UNI
fir sic @liinoerung ser Sroen nad
fran30liid)em 8eiipiel freie San0 gu
buben. Die ipantide &egierung miro
erfabren miilien, oab ser immerfort
aelpannte 8ogen ldlieBli6 eridlafft.