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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-24

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-24

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-24
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-24
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-24

Mae Mrtem MagenIeioen MAIDEN IT,
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guit &onig's @amburger Sropfen, iie
reinigen, ilarfen, a1n6 bringen Ben
Magen in cine natiirli9e @erfaiiung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-24

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-24

m etra@tet MIR ein1nal bas berrz
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-24

(ffs iinb sic @teinz8lod ODER &upz
~ penbetmer &lei6er, 6ie SIR itets
ais sic @eminner betra@ten f0nnt.
Daber tom1nt es aud, baB mir bic
Mebr5abl Sener IN bieier @e9en6, Die
fi9 gut tlei0en, nit &leibern perieben.
SIS toitet nt@t mebr 81 bielen gu gez
b0ren, ais es feitet, 9em0bnli@e
&leioer gu tra9en.
The Washington times., 1910-06-08
PRINCE OF JAPAN
TO DINE WITH TAFT
State Dinner At White House
Tonight In Honor of
FuShimi.

Prince FushImi- -Niya, second
cousin OF the Mizado. and the most IL
lustrious parsonage that has eve visi,-
cd these shores from the G,tre - the
Rising Sun, is at The willard vito his
wife. the Princess Fusni 8.-NO-Miya.
and a retinue composed OF two secre-
taries, gentlemen in waiting. and a
dozen servants.
4 great japanese flag floating In the
breezes from the windows Of the hotel
this morning denoted that visitors OF
Unusual Importance had arrived at the
National Capital on an official Visit
from the Emperor Of Japan
The prince breakfasted At 10 o'clock
At II O'Clock Secretary Il State Knox,
accompanied by the Second Assistant
Secretary, Chandler Hale. paid a short
official visit 10 the prince. who received
him in his apartments. The Secretary
did not stay more than I'VE minutes
and returned to the State Department.
where he received the prince in return
official visit at y O'Clock
Sees Sights Of the Capital.
This afternoon. leaving the Willard
shortly after l o'clock, the japanese
ambassador was the host on an auto
mobile trip about the city. visiting the
Capitol and buildings In the vicinity,
the Soldiers Home. the washington
Monument. and the varicds depart
mental buildings. Potomac Drive and
Rock Creek Park were also taken In
by the sightseers. Capt Templin
Potts accompanied the party.
Their royal highnesses viii be ten
dered a state dinner this evening at
the White House. They win be for
maIIy presented TO President and Mrs
Taft at a reception just previous to
the dinner.
Tomorrow they viii be the guests
tary Knox between u and O'Clock.
and in the evening they VIII attend an
official dinner at the japanese en-
where members OF the Diplomatic
Corps viii be presented. A reception
viii follow.
Friday viii be deoted to a visit to
Mt Vernon. where the prince viii
place a wreath on the tomb OF Wash
ington. Returning early in the after
noon, he viii visit the navy yard.
The prince is q commander IN the
Japanese navy. and gained consider
anese war
Goes to Annapolis Saturday.
Leaving Washington Saturday
morning. the party will go to Annap-
Oils 10 inspect the United States Naval
Academy; thence through Chicago di-
The Washington times., 1910-06-08

lighting Insurgents and Democrats will
try TO turn down the conference report
The bill was sent TO conference and the
Senate bill turned down In the House
by the close vote Of 155 10 162
The regulars were enabled to defeat
concurrence in the Senate bin BY the
votes Of six Democrats and eight in
Surgents. The Democrats who voted %
send the bill 20 conference were FltZ-
gerald. GOulcen. Harrison. and Gold
fogle Of New York. and Underwood and
Craig OF Alabama The insurgents were
Pickett Good. Gardner Of Massa-
chusetts, Ames. Miller OF Minnesota.
Hayes. NOlstead and Parsons
The fight over concurrence in the Sen
ate bill was a remarkable one. Behind
the scenes, there was reuch pulling and
hauling. II f. declared that powerful
pressure was exerted from Wall Street
70 have the bill go TO conference and
that Senator Aldrich urged IL over the
long distance telephone from New York
The alliance Of four Of the Tammany
Democrats with the Cannon forces
Fitzgerald. GOulden. GoldfOgle. and Har-
TisOn, caused much comment and sur
prise and caused many 20 recall the deal
OF a year ago last March on the rules.
IN which twenty-three Democrats led by
Fitzgerald came to the relief Of the
Speaker.
The Washington times., 1910-06-08
ALIGNMENT OF PARTY
IS BROKEN IN HOUSE
Motion of Representative Lenroot to Accept the Railroad
Bill Beaten BY Mixed Vote-Much Stress Is
Laid on Joker"

strength could have been poIled the Len
root motion would have had a clear ma
jority Of six The same system of COM
Iutation may be applied 70 the eight
Insurgents who topped"
The LenroOt melton 70 ACCEPT the Sen
ate bill was defea ed in the following
manner:
Regular Republicans voting for the
motion 70 concur in the Senate amend
ments: Grow, Missouri: Foelker. New
York; FISHERMAN. Wisconsin. and Mar
tin, South Dakota.
Insurgents voting TO concur: Cary.
cooper, Davidson. kopp, LenrOOt and
Morse, OF Wisconsin; Davis, Lindbergn,
and Nelson, Of Minnesota; Fish Of New
York; GrOnna OF North Dakota: Haugh-
en-. Hubbard. Kendall. and Woods. OF
Iowa; kinkaid, HinshaW, and Norris Of
Nebraska; Poindexter Of Washington,
and Madison and Murdoch. OF Kansas
Stress Laid on "Joker"
Democrats voting against L,enroot's
motion: Fitzgerald, GOulden. Cold
fOgle. and Harrison, OF New York: Tn
derwoOd and Craig, Of Alabama.
Insurgents voting against Lenroors
motion: Gardner and Ames. Of Massa-
chusetts; Good and Pickett, Of Iowa
Hayes, OF California: Miller and Vol
stead, Of Minnesota, and Parsons, OF
New York
The Washington times., 1910-06-08

The defeat Of the Lenroot motion to
accept the Senate railroad bill came
about through a curious alignment IN
the House. The roll call showed l62 to
l56 against the motion. which, If It
had carried, would have prevented the
bill going tC conference.
Six Democrats voted with the regular
Republicans and against the insurgent-
Democratic coalition that favored the
Lenroot motion TO accept the Senate
bill as It stood, providing only that
section 8, relating TO the supervision
Of rates by the Interstate Commerce
Commission. should be made immedl-
ately effective, instead OF after sixty
days.
rwenty-one insurgents voted with the
remaining Democratic strength for in
surgent Lenroots proposition Four
Republican regulars also voted insur-
gent and eight members who are gen
orally insurgent voted regular.
The insurgents who stood pat We're
somewhat critical after the voting was
over in discussing the six Democrats
and the eight insurgents who failed
to fall IN lie for the Lenroot motion
Might Have Changed Result
II the six Democrats had voted with
the insurgents and the solid Democratic
The Washington times., 1910-06-08

Watch for a city at Rnndle Highlands.
-Advt
The Washington times., 1910-06-08
GAIN FLESH and
STRENGTH IN SUMMER
Best Time of Year to Build
Up Run Down Systems

The best chance for those who are
weak and run down TO build up the
system and gain flesh and strength is
during the summer time. The best
tonic and body builder for such con
ditiOns is Father Johns Medicine. be-
cause or Its pure and wholesome.
nOurishing food elements and because
OF its freedom from alcohol or dan
gerOus, weakening stimulants Re
member that Father Johns Medicine
has history Of half a century Of sue
cess as tonic and body builder. Civ
ing flesh and strength 10 those who
are weak and run down
The Washington times., 1910-06-08

passes on the increases which the
roads want to make If the Senate
provision allowing the commission
ten months 70 inquire into rate In
creases stands, IL will follow that
about that length of time viii be con-
sumed IN the investigation as 10 rea-
sonableness Of the increases.
Eastern Roads in Line.
The White House conference yester-
day afternoon lasted about an hour
Following Il a statement was given out
which said In substance that the East
ern roads would not put their increases
into effect until the commission passed
on them. II the new law goes into ef-
feet BY July I, the commission viii sus-
pend these increases and look into them
as a matter OF course. II the law goes
into effect later. then the roads Will
voluntarily submit the rates 10 the COM
mission.
The end Of the conference yesterday
left the Administration and the railroad
managers feeling that a fortunate solu-
ton had been reached. President Taft
was par cular 70 say that the roads had
been given no general promise OF i'm
munity from the application OF the
Sherman law 70 traffic agreements. The
White House continues 10 receive many
congratulatOry messages on what has
been done in the rate situation
May Be Another Fight.
Unless the railroad bill IS strengthened
in conference and II an attempt is made
to euasculate. 1t, there will be more
The Washington times., 1910-06-08
PRESIDENT INSISTS
ON CAPITAL CONTROL
Tells Callers Matter Is I'm
portant AS Well AS
Party Pledge.
Continued from First Pags)

at the White House, shippers repre-
senting every important commercial in
terest east Of the Missouri river have
asked for a conference with the PreSi-
dent early next week
Much Depends on Conference.
Much depends on the form OF the
bill as II is finally fashioned in the
conference committee. The House.
having voted by 162 TO 156 to send the
bill to conference. thus defeating the
plans Of the insurgents and Demo-
Gratis TO have the Senate bill adopted,
the forthcoming legislation VIII be in
large degree worked out IN confer
ence.
/ The House has selected Representa-
tives Mann. Wanger. and Adamson as
the conferees. The Senate cOnferees
viii be Senators EIkins, Aldrtch, and
Foster.
Important matters to be disposed Of In
conference are the length OF time during
which the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion can suspend Increases Of rates
pending investigation; whether there is
TO be a physical valuation OF railroad
property; whether the Cummins amend
ment putting on the carriers the burden
Va pADSA elo ~ Adlt increases - " AC-
main; and what is 20 be the form Of the
long and short haul clause. It is con-
coded the bill win be changed so as to
80 into effect on passage instead OF in
sixty days.
Situation Is Cleared.
That the railroad rate situation has
cleared up and will remain clear for
months TO come was the feeling gener-
ally expressed today. AS the result OF
the conference at the White House yes
terday afternoon between the President
and the Attorney General on the one
hand and Presidents Brown, McCrea,
and Finley, Of the New York Central,
Pennsylvania. and Southern roads, re-
specuvely, the roads in the East and
in Central Traffic Association territory
viii not put their proposed higher rates
into effect without submitting them to
the Interstate Commerce Commission.
This means that the Interstate Com
merce Commission viii have the task
Of ascertaining whether the increases
proposed for the Middle West. the
Ohio and Indiana region, and for the
Last. Will be passed upon by the In
terstate Commerce Commission be-
Iore they take effect. II the commits
sion approves these increases. they
WI become operative. Otherwise.
1t is likely to take the better part
OF year before the commission
The Washington times., 1910-06-08
LITTLE HOPE FELT
FOR JAMES GUILD

The condition OF James Guild. the
aged bookseller. who has been III AZ
inc resioence OF his son, IL PennsyI-
vaIlla avenue, was little more serious
today.
Although MI Guild still feels that he
viii Dc able 20 open his shop again
WITHIN short time, his physician said
To-Day mat u was onl va question Of a
Few DAYS before death win claim the
aged man. who for the past nifty years
mas conducted a book store at First
street and Pennsylvania avenue.
The Washington times., 1910-06-08
May Be Another Fight.

In conference and II an attempt is made
to eruasculate. II. there will be more
The Washington times., 1910-06-08
PLANS RESIDENCE.

Leon Dessez. the architect. IS drawing
plans for an attractive residence IN
Chevy Chase Heights which he proposes
70 live in himself, when IL IS completed
de. has recently purchased from the
Thomas J. Fisher a. Co. Inc. three fots
IN Chevy Chase Heights. fronting 10
feet on Jenifer street. between Thirty
eighth and Thirty-ninth streets.
The Washington times., 1910-06-08

rect TO San Francisco. where they sal
Tor their native land on June 81
one OF the most interesting OF the
japanese dignitaries and one VINO was
nonized while the party were IN New
York is Commander ]. Keyokewa.
gentleman-in- waiting 10 his noble
iord Prince FUshimi. He mas the
rank OF count, and is literally deco
rated with medals and lnsi, Mas from
seVera crowned heads Of Europe.
Dressed In full uniform today. the
CVLilIIlaAoeF was most gracious 10 al
Nlsltors, but pleaded pressing bust
l1 as method Of shortening calls
one OF The most gorgeous OF his med
ais, he said, had been nresErieI :,
IlIh by the King Of Spain, and this
was pinned over his left breast
ne prince refused 10 be inter
sLe~ eo, NOT because OF his inability "a
speak English, but because on Drass-
ing business and social enEaZements
Arrived Last Night.
ne princes party arrived in WASHING.
ton last night They were mel nv 60,
Archibald Butt. President ,Taftis lii
Iary AID; Chandler Hale. Second Assie+
ant Secretary Of State. and Cant Ten.
pm NJ Potts. L. S. N, who has beer
assigned as special naval aid 70 N,
prince during his stay here. They wer.
Immediately taken 10 the Willard in m.
white House automobiles. where a suit,
or ten rooms on the sixth floor was as
signed 10 them. va az
Baron Yasuya Uchida, the Japanes.
tInoassador. was at the hotel Ia cree.
MS FAMOUS countrymen. and after az
sAchanse OF courte les. he took his de.
nose who registered al the hotel Yer,
,Go-iiI !. heyokeWa, gentleman IN wait
1T5,,,-s1 80 Hashiguchl, J, Tanaka, II
NluIaAam!, and Miss Uta Suzuki.
The Washington times., 1910-06-08
SEALSKIN PRICES lump.

JUNEAU, Alaska, June 8.-One hun
bred and seven sealslSins have been
sold in Sitka for 81 each. Last year g
price was 81. The increase is due to
the small catch.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-09
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Sor OF piie Ben fore Sremgartg
paa ole inouitriene Smraaber gis.
res Der iaa ofte SammenIisninger
meuen SorboISene MT % iom De bar
for ncsIe Gar iioen, os iom cfteit er
oct rent forbauienbe at m9rte ben
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Gen enfeIt @ren fpnrmer bette fanife
life it9rfere tiITpne enb | Sernbone.
trafiten % Be Gormuer og $i9lpe.
mibIer, Tom Sisie mngtiee Gorpora.
tipner I'M raaoer oDer.
99ierne IaeSe fanffe for rosen Sio
i:ben | apiierne Werfe til en- lioen
WeoSeIeIie ON, at Rocf SsIano 8a.
nen paa en- os iamr,e SiS bapoe ins.
ienot en- @eitiIins paa stpe Sofomo.
tiper % Yosiaserposne til Ell. Gum
at oner 11a Minion Dollars. Com
Mobi9tnins til oenre geitining sis.
res Der opmarfiom Yaa.. at oa ben
iamme gane aabnebe Srafif ODER fin
2inie mellem Chicago % Ga Sale,
Sn.. en- Siitonee Of Inn 100 MiI,
bpiIfet uSeioroe belle Rocf Sslano
ganens spftem bnpbe man lite
@aaS til at bape TT eeet ltbr, Door.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-09
SaHineer.S aeen.

Sen &omite, Tom bIep nebiat at
ftoite &ongres for at unberisee ge.
ifplonineerne MOB Snoreminifter
gauinger og afgibe en- @ienbeIie bes.
dngaaenoe, bar / 6ish Gage bapt
Wtsoe | ct. Saul. Senator HelTon
er, Tom befienbt, &omiteens Sor.
mano. III De soriee repubIifanife
Weeolemmer rar Fere f~rapprenbe,
oeriblanot Senator Root ira Seem
gorf, icm fsrft / Sirsoags fom til.
bage ira en- giiroparei'e. Se oemo.
f~ratfffe Weblemrner bar imibIertio
beitemt poa, at mi if,iIbe Der banb.
les, og ifisnt De tiIiteoeoprcnbe re.
publifarife Weolemmer baa oct fraf-
tiaite b9pbeoe, at aomiteen unoer
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES life our beiIut.
n%irgsbpgtis al WongeI paa Quorum,
peotog oct bertofratiife Slertal of
be n9rp9renbe &omitemeSIemmer,
meb Stette al 2pneresmmtS @ooi.
ION fra 9anios, BEN poa Sorbaanb
offatteoe oemofrdtiife &apport og IN.
ititerebe paa, at BEN maotte betras-
tes Tom en- Naioritetsrappprt. &e.
p,tbIifauerne itente ilet life | Sagen.
Den iaaIebes oeotagne &apport e1er
&ienoeIie eoor no poa, at 2omiteen
bar funbet tiItrRffeIig @ionesbprb
MOB Salinger til at TEMPLE BAN
iom ifpIbis, boorfor ban erfleres for
at bore uififfet og uperoig til at BE.
flpoe bet pietige gnrbeoe ban bar
iom Meblem at Brefioentens &aao,
os Oct benitines til BrGii6enten at
sine ham gfifco.
Oemofraterne bar imiblertiS gaaet
inb paa ct msoe frem igien til en-
M &onferens Srebae | bente rge,
% bpis GepubIifonerne til Den Sio
bar ole fine WeoIemmer tiIiteoe, el.
Ter iaIfaIo er mango NOT til of no
gisre ct TIertaI, bill Der bel fomme
en- Waioritetsrapport at en- eanife
anoen @eifaffertbeo, ffisut man life
meb noeen about @isbeo peb, boao
ben ebertlieIt nil inoeboloe.
@runben til, at Oemofrnterne for
cerebe Saeen pan bette SiSspmft,
ipnes of bore oert at De pilbe babe
&apportcrne offentIiggiort mi meo
set iamme (fsr Waleene), mebens
Ser fra republican, Sob Iaoer til
at bane o9ret en- TiIbsieligbeobeo til
at pente meb OffentIiegisrelie til lie.
mere paa goret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-09
Eemti Nar.

Trof. @isle @otbne, Gbef for Den
ifanbinaoiTfe Ifbeling peb Iiuneiota
llniperiitet, ipIber ibae 80 @ar, fri.
Der minneapolis Sio." for Toe bs.
San er febt paa SreorifsbaIo. bpor
hans Saber. ben for ire @ar iiben |
Gccorab afosbe 9rofesior Sbronb
@otbne, oengaus oor 99rer BED 60
tinIfclen. Geb benne 9atinfole bar
@isle Sptbne Glen, inbtil ban |
1876 reiite til Imerifa % blen op.
taset oeb 9irtber College | DEBORAH,
bporira ban bIeo noeramineret /
1878. San ~ifiiberebe berpaa ct Iar
peb Hcrtbpeitern l~lniperfitp | @is.
coniin % TO Iar oeS Sobns Sopfins
llniperiitet | Baltimore. San itube.
reoe ienere ct gar peS ariItianin
llnioeriitct, @erIins llnioeriitet og /
@r9fenIanb, San bar | 261a gar
Grofesior oeb 2utber College % Tom
for ire Ior fioen til minneapolis
icm 8rofesiors oeb Statsuniperiite.
tet, for bpts ifanoiuaniife gioeIine
ban fort efter bIep Chef. Irofesicr
@otbne er Weolem af "Wobern Can.
siiase gsiociation Of Gmerica",
"@mericnn Soeietp for announcement
Of Science~, Meolem at "Gmerican.
Scandinavian Societp~s @aao %
Hreiioent for oct norife Selfab /
Gmerifa. 9 ben lib, grof. @otbne
Dor opret | Wimeapolis, bar ban
taeet meeet ptrfiom Del | Woritbeoa
arbeibet, i9rIig Tan ban nnpnes iom
Spbaosmano til ben genGeeIie, iom
biSisrte be ifanoinapiife Sproes
SnSfsreIie Tom Sag | gpens &siifc.
Ter. Ge norife Snteresier neS Uni.
perfitrtet bar UNDER bans @eeime to.
get It oIaocIiot Cpioias.