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The Hattiesburg news., 1910-06-27
|EP|CURES Will TRY
COTTON seed FLOUR
(By Associated Press.)

Cincinnati, June 27.-An order hAs
been sent by the management of the
Ohio Valley Exposition to milling
company of Jonesboro, Ark, for sam
pies of cotton seed -four and for ex-
amples of the culinary results Of the
use Of this novel and recently dis
covered meal. 1t is the object of the
exposition management to secure, If
possible, complete exhibition of the
cotton seed -four industry, this being
along the lines of the objects of the
exposition of showing the public the
latest and best products of factory,
field and farm, and of presenting these
products in most attractive manner.
According to reports from the South,
the cotton seed flour industry prom.
ises to become a most important one.
Texas was the first state to become
interested in this novel substitute for
wheat flour and sent sample sof it,
together with various kinds of cake
and pastry made of it, to the Texas
congressman at Washington, where
the new article of food received the
highest prize from epicures. Since
then much experimenting has been
done with the meal, and the conclu-
sion reached that the best results are
obtained by mixing it with about fifty
per cent of ordinary flour, thereby
reducing the unusual richness with
which the meal is imbued. It's nutri-
tious value is far above that of the
best winter patent wheat flour, and it
is said to lend itself particularly well
to cakes of all kinds. One of the rare
delicacies now being made of the cot
ton seed meal is an improved kind OF
ginger snap that is said to find ready
sale in the cities where this new f1oul
is being used. 1t is expected that 6
supply of ginger snaps will be ship
ped to Cincinnati for distribution
among experts on flour at the same
time that the samples asked for are
sent.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-06-27
STORk MAKES RAID
ON Police station

Special to The Nei1S.
New York, June 27.-A little girl
ran into the West 125th Street police
station handing Captain Farrell a
note.
Can my papa stay at homer she
asked.
The note read:
"Patrolman Frank Sherry, First Pla-
toon-Just arrived: A girl"
"He can stay home" said the cap
tain. \
Half an hour later another little
girl hurried in with another note. 1t
| read:
"Patrolman Harry Berry, First Pla-
toon, wants leave of absence for a
day. A boy"
Captain Farrell had scarcely grant
ed leave of absence to the second hap
nv father when little boy came in
with still another note from Police
man Bernard Weinkelman of the FRS
Platoon. This time it was girl thai
had come to the home at 13Sth street
and st. AIMS avenue.
Finally, still later in the day Police
man Diamond Dick Crossen furthel
depleted the First Platoon by an
nouncing the arrival Of nineteen
pound baby boy at his home at 121s
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-06-27
a validating agency.

validating agency.
The agencies will be conducted un-
der the direction of the surety COM
panies, which will divide the expense
of the agency, maintaining it jointly,
and each will get an equal share of
the revenues derived from this new
buesiness.
Concisely stated, the situation is
this: e,-s't=s.,s .iI.-,-.s.
Foreign spinners are demanding
protection from fraud. A demand has
been made on New York, the finan-
cial center of this country, for this
protection, and a committee has been
appointed to devise the best means
of giving this protection.
Just what plan will be adopted it
is difficult to say, as a decision will
not be rendered in the matter for
some time after the committee returns
to New York. But it is probable the
valuation plan will be adopted, as
that presents less obstacles than any
other suggested.
1t was first suggested that vail
dating agency be established at Mem
phis and one at New Orleans, to cur
tail the expenses, but President An
derson of the Merchants Bank raised
objection, pointing out that. under
such a plan, it would be impossible
for the banks of Mississippi to move
the cotton crop, while he did not be
! lieve it was right to ask Mississippi
to market her 100000 bales of cot
ton through Memphis and New Or
leans. He insisted on at least one
agency for Mississippi, and it wa'
then suggested that an agency be es
tablished in each city where 10000 O.
more bales of cotton are compressed
This suggestion met with the ap
proval of the committee, and while
better plan may be suggested later
this seems to meet the situation BET
ter than any thus far put before tn
visitors.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-06-27
Burns as a Tax Collector.

In the olden days candles were taxeo
articles, and it was the duty of Robert
Burns as an excise officer to see that
the tax was not evaded. He generally
looked the other way, however. as
when passing through the kitchen one
night at william Lorimer's of Kenni-
shall, where the gudewife was busy
making. candles. he merely remarked.
Faith. madam. we're thrang the
nicht." and passed into the parlor.-St-
James Gazette
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-06-27
SIS ,!:I GuREs PES,

mia Iis condition in which the Circulation is SO
eak and impure that it is unable to supply the system
Win suincient nourishment and strength to preserve
ordinary health.
l1e medical profession is divided in opinion as
20 tne manner In which malarl poison gets into the
take the position that it atmospheric
lungs and thus transmitted to the Circulation Others
Inc opinion that persons become inocuated with
tne poison through the bites of mosquitoes All however
agIes tnat MALARIA is blood affection and any treat
70 successfully it must not only purify
tnls vta tutd but at the time add the necessary
qua.es OF richness and strength to the circulation
ne malarial poison DESTROYS large numbers of the
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-06-27

Inc maa!la poison destroys
W the circulation and the peculiar palene persons
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-06-27
The Mountains Bother Them,

The British have had heaps of trou-
Bile in Siam to make the natives under
stand that the world is round instead
of fat. Indeed. the native teachers
keep on teaching the children that IT
Is fat. and when argued with they re
ply, "If it isn't fat why do the noun
tains stand up as they do instead or
rolling downhill?"
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-06-27
4 PHYSICAL WRECK.

During 1900 was running a
iarm on the Mississippi River,
and became SO impregnated with
malaria that for year afterwards
Twas physical wreck. Itook a
number OF medicines recommend
ed as blood purifiers. chill cures
and malaria eradicators. but moth
ing did me any good until I began
to use S.S.S., which I did about a
year ago. The result was that
after taking several bottles of the
large size 1 was as well and strong
as ever was, and have never had
9 chill since. 1 expect to take
S.S.S. every year as a preventive,
and would advise everybody else
s. K. cowLEY,
Amory, Miss.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-06-27
CATARRH CURED

Bad Breath, K'HaWking, Ringing In
the Ears, Deafness, Hacking Cough
and Splitting Quickly Cured.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-06-27

Special to The NeWS.
Jackson, Miss, June 27.-Messrs.
Joel Rathbone, Kennedy owens and
]. H. Towner, representing the finan-
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-06-27

GRASP THE IDEA.
No Ice Cream is good enough for you
but the best. We always have some
of the best to fill your order with.
Favor us with your next order.
The oasis., 1910-10-01

lCl''hN ilV hb SVT Nl's 'O 'N ha, k ro Nngales and unle.s hey are claimed and tn du V pud within reasonable time, hey will be advertised and sold.
 Arizona Democrat A few days ago the report rpat he'd Mesa that the ducks up in Utah and Nevada were dying off in droves as he re- suit of some epidemic that had struck them and alarm WAS felt in this section fir fear rhe same con diton would arise in the Mesa country It seems that some kind ofan insect has heeu getting in the ducks that caused them to die the minute they got into water and thus it can he l'inly seen that they will soon be exterminated if this is a fact. Mesa hunters are watching for some sign of the de. vrlopment of the malady in the ducks about here. but 50 far have failed to find anything out of the ordinary, which will be good news for the hunters. When Mir. Mar | tin came into town he immediately made 6 bee line for the Stapley store and purchased shotgun and then gave out tho following story "As was coming into town this morning and passed the Jordan school house about 5 o'clock saw several hock4 of ducks aliRht near there ana immediately went back home and told my son, who owns shotgun. and he came out and
The oasis., 1910-10-01
ARIZONA N EWS.
Aa Interesting Column of Items Culied
 From Territorial Exchanges.


 ment on the melons sold t0 the H. Wood Co.,, of Chicago, beca me due, and no settlement has, as yet, been made. The growers are worried over this matter as it is the first time the Woods Go. ever allowed such a thing to happen. During all the past years that the big Chi cago commission firm has been do- ing business with the Mesa melon growers they have always been prompt in settling their bills at the end of the season, and it is this fact that is causing the growers their worry, for it would indicate that something is wrong at head quarters. Betwsen eight and ten thousand dollars are coming to the Mesa melon growers and as high as eight hundred dollars to individ. ~qls. D. P. Jones. the president of the Mesa Melon Growers Associs- sion of this place, is one of those having large sums coming to them snd he states that, to be frank shout it. the growers are scared fir ssar they will lose their money.
 Tombstone Prospector: Dispat. ches state that earthquakes were recorded in several places through out the territory yesterday, but in no instance did any damage result. At Phoenix the quake was plain ly felt on the upper floors of the highest buildings. This is the third time the capital has been visited with seismic disturbances Ia 25 years. Prescott, Jerome and Williams report feeling the quake bout 9.06 p. m., Flagstaff aud Kingman also felt it. The quake was not felt in tombstone. No seismic disturbances have visited this city since 1882, when it Is re- membeled by many old timers the earth was shaken up severely i'll and around Tumbstune. At Hua- chuca Tank Hill the earth was cracked for about two m les, the crack being about six inches or muIe wide at several places. Al though the shock of yesterdaJ's quake was not felt here there Is every evidence of derground disturbance d. the Tank Hill. The old crack in places is open no" fully two feet and the Huachuca Water company's pipe lines were broken at this point as the result of the evident underground dls turbanCe.
 Tucson Citizen: Sheriff John NelsOn and United States Deputy Marshal Harry Overlook returned late last night from the Catalina mountains ln the reCesses of which they captured 20 Mexican ho:res which had been smuggled across the line. The horses are now stabbed in Tucson, and 1t was the original intention of the officers 10 have the smuggler or snnugglers likewise incarcerated here. In this they were unfortunate, fpc the smuggIer, fearing he approach of the officers. abandoned hls anima Is and escaped before Nelson and Overlook arrived. The horses Were smugglrd across the line near No. gales, thus evadlng the payment of the customary duties, and were brought mo he interior of the territory supposedly hy d Mexican. fhe fact WAS discovered some time afier the hurses had pa,std and the authorities here. were notified.
The oasis., 1910-10-01

gnt enough ducks in less than an hour to keep d family going for a week"
The oasis., 1910-10-01
FerrOCaniI Union MexiCanO.
TIMt CARD RO. 3l.

ttMt GAhu NJ, ats
 In effect May lst sl0. Tram No 1 Leaves Torres Station 7:OO a. me
 Arrives Pretas station 800 " Leaves Prletas Station 9:3O
 Arrives Torres Station lO:3n . ., Leaves Torres StaGi,n ll:D
 Arrives Prietas SatiOn '3O m'
 Leaves Prietas 9tatlou 6m
 Arrives Torres Station D All trains ronnec at Torres on Sonora Rali'' way, with trains tO Nngales Guaymas anu Ynqui River and vice versa.
 heiIs, aiku OU, hA press ana IeleBIaPIi In operation between Minas Prietas ana all pa rts of th- World. ,,,--o, shortest and best route to Yaqui hlEe5 a Barranca and San Marcial cOa ie ds. S0y"s, s.,, ehrarina Tres, La ButA, La Dura' '"N Jay CT etc etc. c t,.i,n er.,yni can De consigned 10 F. O' Ou"I Mexicano to he forwarded ny nA Il ll5'n Represo ation to the above named place. Al kO ds consigned to tnli"s received, forwarded and warehoused Tree O' ommi sion and storage charges, ,.,yS Al Minas prietas dep hacks alEays ready to make trips to any or the "".'' named points at reasOnp N'o -"t
 | IN SYNONIS'
 General Freight & Passenger ARvu
The oasis., 1910-10-01

Pullman Sleeping Csrs run through between Mazatlan Sinaloa and Los Angeles, California H, LAWrON, GEO. F. JACKSON,
 Agente General Vice-Agente General de Pasajes. de Pasaies.
The oasis., 1910-10-01

Suhsrrinp Car IRE OASIS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05
@nrppdiibe @reffimme.

Gie n&amburger Ma@ridten," oas
ate Nismard<8latt, l6reiben uber
Sen @ooiepelt=@ atican=3mii6enfaa:
n@ir geboren m%abrbaftig ni6t 5n
Sen Mnmdlten 0es rDmii6en RapItes
un6 ser patifaniiden Mniprii6e, mill
ien aber oo6 iagen, DAB Ser Gurte
bier bon SEN amerifanii6 geri@teten
oeutl9en 3eitungen unredt getban
miro. 8ir finoen sic 8eoingungen,
Sic ser Gatiean fir sic @emdbrung
ser por &errn &ooieuelt gemiini6ten
Muoien5 beim &aplte geiteat bat> Dol
Zig berebtigt. 3mar ni6t an ii6,
mobl aber NIT &iidii6t auf Sic grfab=
pungen, Sic Ser @eilige 5tubl niht
latlge porber NIT @errn Jairbanfs,
Sem ebemaligen @ieepraiioenten Ser
gerei1igten 'Staaten, gema6t batte.
Iieler lieB lib befanntli6 pom 8apite
etnpfange1l, ging aber Damn fin ut10
pre0igte bei SEN Metbooiiten in &om.
@er 0eren Sbdtigfeit in Ser e1pigen
5taot fennt, meiB, nit mel@er maBlo=
len @obbeit lie gegen Sic fatbolii@e
Stride f6mpfen ut10 Sen &apit in lei=
men @efiiblen perleken. Sic Metbooi-
lten buben &om gum Gunumelplab Ell
ner mabrboft fanatii6en Mgitation &C.
modt. Spe5ieu sic Metbooiitentir=
DIE, no Sair6onfs ieinen @ortrag
bielt, lit Sem &atican als 8rl1t=
bero ontipapltlider @ropagan0a uno
oes NroielDtism1s ieit tangent ber-
baBt. Inter 6teien ltmita10en fanl'
man es oem @eiligen Stuble 6odl
mabrli6 nidt p%eroenfen, menn er es
fir ridtig bielt, einem abnliden Gr=
lebniB I'M Safe &ooiepelt p%or5ubeugell
uno oaber Dor @emabrung Ser Iu=
oien5 bel &errn &ooiepelt sic Cider
beit gu perlangen, 0aB iid ein 10 ar=
gerlider, ia ifanoal0ier 3mii6enfau,
mie nit Soirbaufs, nidt mie0erbole.
DdB ii6 &err &ooiepelt our6 oieles
8erlangen belei6igt mn1 in letner per-
i0nliden @ntidlieBungsfreibeit batte
beengt fiib1en f0nnen, lit ni@t 5uge=
geben. @esbolb ioQte ser &atican
ni6t beredtigt gemeien iein, bon Sem
gr=YrGiioenten ser @eretntgten Staaz
ten in Sa@en ser Metbooiiten etmas
Mebnli6eS porouS5uieten, ooer me-
nigitens fir moglid gu baltelt, mie es
fi9 BEL Sem @r=8icezHraiioenten ser
ndmli6en Ser. Staaten 5ugetrage,,
bnt?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05
Sine menerums fir alus:
Iantreiienbe.

Dur9 cine aus @aibington einge,
troffene @eror0nung per0en sic Dam,
pfer-@ eieQi6aften, Die @aiiaeiere mad
bem Muslanb beforoern, pom 1. Otto
Der 5. S. an Sic 2iiten aller ms Mus-
lano reiien0en @aiiagiere por ser Mb=
fabrt ser Dampfer ser. gintpanoe>
a1ngsbebor6e einrei@en muiien. lin
sic @iniammlung 11n6 Mblieferung ser
Snformation iber a%breiienoe @oiiagie<
re Dor Ser Mbfabrt Ser 9ampfer 81,
erm0gIiden, iouen alle 59iffsi6eine
fir abreiienoe 8aiiagiere NIT ab-
nebmbaren Coupons perieben iein,
mel9e 6ie 5ragen fir Sic 8aiiagiere
mo @aum fir sic gu gebel16en Mnt-
tporten entbalte11. 8ei bem 8erfauf
bon Sdiffsideinen iollen Sic Mgenten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05
SO. gabraana. st. Gpnb, Mttnndpta,D p"mrna9' o" 3" Mm, 1910.
Motbourft in 3ufunft nod etpas mebr
be8ahlen muR QlS Big lett.

@otbourft in 3ufunft nod etpas mebr
be5ablen muB als bis lebt.
IS lit au6 ni@t gar lange, oaB sic
8abngeienidaften sic 20bne ibrer Mn-
geitautenr freimiQig" erbobten un6 fir
oiele l6one Gbot allgemeine Mnerfen>
m,ng fanben. l1no 6ieie g%etpabrten
2obnerb0bungen geben Sic Germaltun=
gen iener groBen &orporationen als
@runo an, 0aB iie sic 5ra@traten err
b0ben m1Bten. 6erner bebaupten iene
&orporationsberren ,0aB,6 90 sic boberen
Muslagen ni@t our@ @ebreinnabmen
geoedt mer0en, tie 2obnreouftione1
eintreten laiien muBten, ua0 6aS Bette
SEM Mrbeiter, i6mere 8erfebrSltorun=
ger mno fololiale 8erlnite CUR Jolge.
Ma9 Sem neuet1, Sem &ongreB jest
porliegen0en giienbabngeiet mnB fret
li@. sic 3mti@enit aatsbanoels =&om=
mil1ion ieoe 6ra6traten @rb0bung ge=
nebmigen. Mber sic 8abngeieai6af-
ten fiirbten feinen &ioerlprn@ Don
0ieIer Seite. sic fonnen ia nit 3able1
aufmarten uno tbatia6li6 nadweiien,
oaB Tie Mebreinnabmen brau6en, oa=
nit sen arnren 9lftioudren sic Dipi=
0enoe ni6t perfur5t miro. 8ie es
6eiBt, iou sic Mebrbeit Ser &on1mil=
lions= Mitglie6er idon lebt ser geplan-
ten 6ra6terb0bung gInitig gegeniiber=
lteben. Die 3ulage ser 8abnange=
]teaten miro nit guten 3inien aus Sen
Ialben oes &olfes genommen mer=
SEN. Mus oieien 1ai6en, oeren mage
rer Snbalt INNER mieoer berbalten
muB. 8is iie einmal gang nno gar
(eer li10. 9anu a%ler0ings mag Der
groBe @idi6lag fommen, Ser a1d)
sen elrn1er1 81 ibrem &edte per9ilft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05

Der 2ampfer=@eleu1Hdffen Ote ADre1=
ieroen befragen un6 Die Mnt1porten auf
sen Coupons e%intragen. @uf Sen
5Hiffsi6einen ooer Coupons ion Ell
ne@arnung an Mgenten entbalten iein,
Dob sic 5@iffsi6eine nibt angenom=
men meroen, uno sic &eiien0en ntdt
an 8or0 gelangen fonnen, menr Die
6ragen nidt beantmortet iin0, nn0 oab
ie0er &eiiber zines S6iffsi6einS oiez
len beiln 8eiteigen 0es 0aynpfers por=
5eigeu muB, 0au1it ser Coupon ab=
genommen meroen fa1rl. Dteie Gom=
pons mcroen Don 6en @inmanoernngS=
beamten an 5teae ser i'm @eieb borge=
ldriebenen Manifeite angel1ommen
meroen, menn cine beidmorene Musia<
&c oes SdIffsfiibrers beiliegt, oaB Sic
Coupons bon alien nit Dem Dampfer
obreiiea,oen &aiiagiere ausgefiiat NOR
oen fins. @enn Elm 8urger ieinen
56iffsi6ein fauft, 10 jon ser gou-
pom oieieSbatia@e entbalten ;auBer6em
lon nebit 6em Mamen 6as @elble9t
oes 4aliagiers ungegeben meroen.
1ieie geror0nltng 1T 6as &einltat bon
langmierigen l1nterban0lungen nit
0en 9ampfer=@ eieQi6aften be5mgli6
Ser MISUNDERSTANDING oie
ieBt eillen ooer 5mei Monate na@ Mb=
fabrt bcs 9ampfers eingereidt mer-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05
3meiter 56eil.
ape mario.

@as iduielt 70 linbe Sic Srublingsluft,
9nr1tpmr8t bonn iiiBeIten Bll1rnenoutf?
@as li5pelt 10 leiie Der Ibenolptno?
Ct oriRt Maria nit ibrem &inbl
Mpe, Mpe Marinl
Sic 2erde iubelnb empor itb l9tptn9t,
Sic N1n1el I'M eirIamen Wal0e 1ingt.
8as id)mettert, ibr 80glein, 10 ltebll1,
10 limb?
@ir eriBen Maria nit ibrem 8inbl
Mpe, @be Mtartal
8ie t6inen bic @loden NIT lilbernem
56nu,
so lieblid, 10 traulid, in Berg unb Sbal
Sic &ldnge, getragen bonn Nbenotpino,
Sic griben Winria NIT ibrem &inbl
Mne, Mbe Martal
@iel Slu9en ridteu li6 bimmellpdrtS,
Gs iubelt. uno 1ingt maud &tn0esber3
&em flingen Die 2teber, o, lagt's &C.
16tptnbl
sic ariiBen Maria nit ibrem &inbl
Mbe, Mpe Marial
Sic gngel, i'm bimmliideu Somnenglan5
e1c rei1en Der Sungfran Den Stolen:
fran5.
Sic @eilgen an, Sic I'M @immel itnb,
sic griibea. Maria nit ibrem ainbl
Mbe, Ibe Waria!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05
Gimmanberer oerIan3t!
0e1.

@ie oas 8mn6es=g inman6erungs<
amt feltgeiteut bat, iin0 I'M 9aufe ser
lebten 12 Monote run0 10000 an1e=
rifaniihe 8Mrger aus Sen @ereitlig-
ten Stoaten nah Canada ausgeman=
oert = etma ebeniopiel @eri onell, mie
pom Ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i'm
sleiden 33eitral1u1 ais uunermiinl6te
Smmiaranten" nod Ser Mlten @elt
5uriiidgelanot mllrocn. M6er Sic nad
Sent Dominiltm l1eberie0elten nab
men ual19 fire 6amilien nit, mo0ur6
|lid sic 3abl auf nabe5n 100000
erbobte. lr6 Tie maren auBer0em I'M
8elite Don 8aarl ummen BON lie $1,000
bis $4,000, 10 oab Ser @eiomn1tbe=
trag, Sen Tie oem Nabbarlanoe 5a=
fiibrten, auf circa $50, 100000 &C.
ihabt mer0en muB. Gerluite 10 i6me=
rer Matur itno ou6 fir Sen mobl6a=
benoen Onfel Som idmer5baft. lin
10 i6mer5bafter, ais Sic Musman0erer
falt m1sl6lieBlid 6armer iin0, tidti=
ge, erprobte Garmer, ut5 Die Gintpan=
ocrung, 10 itorf Tie aud lit, MIR ner-
haltniBmaBig mc,1ige bon bieier bo4it
ermiinidten &laiie berlberbringt.
|Irob6em ii9 0em' 2anomanll, Ser
ii6er elm fleines Gcrm0gcn pcrfi:gt,
ldon inn 5taate Seem Sort sic be-
lten @elegenbeiten bietea> gu bebagli=
@em @oblitanoe gu gelangen = er
brau6t MIR auf5unebmen, mas nnle-
re 6armer, sic nod Sen Staoten orat1=
gen, liegen laiien.
@te BrGii0ent 8ropn BON ser g. y.
Central q. 81. nereroings feltgelteut
fat, lino int Staate Seem Sort 3OO,=
1000 Mder 6es beiten 6armlanoeS 10
gut mie perlaiien uno gu biligitem
&reiie = bon $40 uno nod meniger
fir SEN Mder aufmdrts, eini&liebli@
ser @ebduoe, 6armgeratbi@aften nno
besy @iebes - gu babeu, obne oaB lt@
&aufer finoen. Deutl9e, boQdnoil6e
un6 lfanoinapiide 8auern miiroen in
Nem Dorf uno au9 in anoeren Staa<
ten sic M0gli9feit BADEN, es gu Be-
lib uno @ermogen gu bringen. nno
ibr &on1men mare ein Segen fir oqs
2ano, oeiien 8ooentpirtbldoft 10 iebr
piel gu miiniden iibrig labt. Mber
Inn iolde @intpan6erer ms 2anO at
5ieben, miiBte sic Smmigrationspoli<
tit cine gan5 anoere meroe. 2ibernler,
groBber5iger! @teQei9t sler11en uniere
5taatsmanner bon Canada, mie'S ge=
mabt miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-05
@uebariaii6er Rom8re6.


Die @orbereitungen gu bem I'M
fommenoen September in Montreal.
CANADA, itattftnoenoen int%ernationa-
len Gu6ariitiiden 8ongreb iino, mie
sem uGorriere 6'sStalia" mitgetbeilt
miro, i6on re6t melt geoieben. Gb.
renprdiioent uno 2egat oes Bapites
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