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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-09

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len @lat MAIDEN miiien. = 3as
@farrbaus erbielt audi ieinen Mntbei
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onltaltete Ser @igentbiimer ein 8as:
fet=S oeial 6arin ab, mel6es fir 6it
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Spa5ierganger auf ser Superior:
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-09
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8ismard. - 9as Sbergeri6l
fat sic gntidei0ung Ser @orinita1l5
bon Starf County tn flint Sauen be-
itdtigt, in 6enen @irtbe pegen Ser
lebung 0es 8robibitionsgeietes gu lie
$3.50 @eloftrafe uno @%efangnib Der.
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@ei5en fem meiterer Sdaoen ange-
ridtet moroen, als oaB iein langiameS
@adStbum nod mebr per50gert Miro,
&artoffeln uno MaiS fino e%rfroren,
sod mar letterer nod ni@t beion=
oers porgeidritten. IS lit bier falt
uno mebr Sroit miro ertpartet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-09

jebt in ibrer berrliden Ml&si6miidl1ng
- Mltare, stations6il0er, gemalte
Tenlter, Sic @ebeimniiie 6e5 fl. 80
ienfran5es 0ariteQen0, einen iibermGl=
tigen0en gin0rud. Nie mar Sic &C.
meinoe III lol6' %bliibenoem 3uitan0e
ais unter ser @eeliorge 6es 9%egentpar=
tigen amtseifrigen Hfarrers @aiep,
urter mel6em Sic tarfgemii6ten Gle
mente in gr0Bter &armonie our gb=
re @ottes mirfen. @ie in man6en
6aqen itn0 Sic 9elti6en, troboem Sic
ielben in ser Min0er3abl sic am met
iten fire Spfermi1igfeit 5eigen. =
9as @etrei6e itebt in ser bteiigen Tint
gegen6 ausge5etdnet. - @ermann
BARNES fat 1T Ser 5ta0t iebt nur=
mebr 5lpei @eidafte, cine 8ierql1eue
uno Sic 611ttermiible; nebit0em eignet
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-09
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bon einem Meiier, @emebr, 8le@fan-
ne, roitigem Magel, 6euermerf ooel
ionit irgen6 einer9lrt erfor0ert promp.
tie 8eban0lung nit @udlen'S Mrntco
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i6eite, ii@erite @eilmittel fir ale ioI,
DIE @un0en mie au9 fir @ranomun,
SEN, 8eulen, @eben, &autausi9lag,
@c5ema, geiprungene &an6e, @ibner.
augen un6 @amorrboioen. 25f in 800.
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meroen frii@ aageitriden; al1b miro
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mes ser belt eingeridteten @obnbalt-
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Spe5ereiban0lung betrieben miro, bat
eil1 11el,es Iorbenflei0 angelegt. =
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Sen geu1ob mobl. - MnoreaS Sd11et=
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lit ouf Ser &ranfenliite. - SSebt III
bier oos bette @adsmetter, oenn Der
ermiinidte 9}egen fat ii6 eingelteat
l1no Mutter groe erquidt. = Ser
glorreide Gierte loa bier groBortig
qefeiert mer6en. II Soiepb, ser 5molf
Satire alte gobn ser Salnilie Mment
batte 6aS l1ngliid, iein 8ein gu bre=
den. = Gs lit laderlid, oaB man6en
9elern fatbplilher 3eitnngen Sic Neu=
igfeiten gu ipat fommen. Ser &e0af-
teltr lol6er 3eitungen ionte Sic Neu-
igfeiten %menigitens "a Stun0en, bepor
Tie poiiiren, Inn 9rud erideinen lal=
len. @ielen iin0 fatboliide 3ettungen
5u tberer noer sic Nrdmien nidt gut
genl1g. 9ie @erausgeber lol@er Set
tl1ltgen ioQten oieielben fiir einen DOL
lar jGbrli9 perfaufen un0 %obenorein
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>pogen o0er 2uftbauon alS Nramie
gratis oa5ugeben. IS. y.
8romns Bailey. (Gorrelpon-
6en5) = @ier lit Ser @etranfebanoel
5mor iett re6t 6iine, ieoo6 lit Ser
Mutomobilperfebr auf Sen StraBen Elm
gang auBergemobn1i&er, uno ~Snoionz
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SEN iebt an Srt un6 5teue gebra6t.
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9oftor; feline @attin begleitete i'm Bis
nod 5tearns County, mo- Tie Ser
manote beiu9en miro. = Sobn Toue
fam bon ieiner &eiie nod 9lflep un0
StearnS County gliid1i6 mie0er So
beim an. = 81. Saul iit nit Ser gr<
ridtung ieiner 11euen $1,000 @eii-
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oes @etreibes lit in 6ieler @egen6 Elm
neutrality-suspicious.. - Sran3 Sbole
l0Bt out 1e111em @e11aft e1ne nele
Sbeuer erridten. 6.
8ear6sIeD Worreiponoen5)-
9as Tun0ament bes ne1en 5tpeiltodi=
gen 6irit Mattonal 8anfgebauoes lit
noaenoet; 6asieIbe miro, menn boq<
enoet, zines ser i90niten in 8ig Stone
@onntp fem. Das 8anflofal miro ii
SUB bo9 uno nit Sen mo6erniten
Musitattungen berieben mer0en. Die
campaigning miro bon 81. &erbers,
tpelder bierielbit cine Waidinenperf-
itatt betreibt, geliefert per6en. = Dte
unbefledte @mptangniBfirde madt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-09
9ie Grbaltnng natirlider Gnedens

SIT iomobl auf unieren pbpiii@en
8uitaro als auf materteqe Sa6en ar1-
men0bar. 6. S. 8urlong, @aibing<
ton> Ct. S. miiroigte ieinen 3uitano
uno nabm einen &atb an, bebor es gu
ipdt par. gr iagt: SD lit i6red-
Ii9 an Mierenleioen; oie &ranfbeit
mar in unierer GamiIie erbIi@. Sd
nobm bier Slaiden SoIeD's Mierer-
mittel, un6 i'd era@te mid ieIbit iebt
als bouitanoig eeiuno. Sizes ionte
cine @arnnng fem fir ole, es ri9t
gu berabiaumen, .Golep's Mierenmit-
tel gu nebmen, bepor es gu ipdt iit."
Molitor Drug So.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-13
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

A committee of the Ancient and
Honorable Artillery Company of Bos-
ton. which consists of Capt. John D..
Nichols, Lieut.. Francis H. Appleton.
Lieut. Milton C. Paige and Lieut.
James D. Coady. the adjutant of the
organization, arrived in Bangor Tues
day on the steamer Camden. While the
matter will not be officially settled un-
til the members of the company vote
on it a week from next Monday, the
members of the committee intimated
Tuesday afternoon that the famous
Boston military organization would
make their annual trip to Bangor this
year, visiting Mcosehead lake and
Portland before returning home.
Seven applicants applied for admis-
sion to the New Hampshire bar 1T the
examinations held recently and three
of those were successful. Among these
two were from the University Of Maine
Law School. H. J.. Grinnell of Derry.
N. H., Bowdoin, 1902. honor man in the
class of 1910, and F. B. Clancy of Nash
ua, N H.. of the same class and a
member of the editorial board Of the
Maine Law Review during his course
in the school. Both men stood we'll in
the examinations which. 1t is reported.
were very severe. Mr.. Grinnell Is to
settle in Derry, N. H., while Mr.. Clan
cy is to open an office in his home town.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-13
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

During sundays shower, lightning
struck S. S. Wright's house in Jay,
about three miles from Wilton, and
the house, shed and barn We're burned.
The cows, horse, hogs and a load of
hay were removed from the barn, but
little furniture was taken from the
house. The buildings were insured for
5000. At the time the house was struck
Mr.. Wright was writing at his table
and the chimney on his lamp was
broken. but neither Mr.. Wright nor his
aged mother was injured. Prof. Wright
had harvested all of his hay crop,
which was burned with the barn.
During the thunder shower Sunday
afternoon the buildings of John
Briggs, just south of the Abbott school,
Pennington, We're struck by light
ming. heavy bolt entering the wood
shed and setting fire to it. Mr.. Briggs.
who was in the stable at the time,
was somewhat affected. He quickly
recovered, however, and succeeded in
extinguishing the flames before much
damage had been done.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-13
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Charles Orrin langley, formerly OF
Waterville, but recently of the KennebeG
county Jail, Augusta, was taken to Dover
Saturday by Deputy Sheriff Fred G. War.
rem and was given a hearing in the mu'
nicipal court Monday morning on the
charge of cheating under false pretences
langley, it will be remembered. was ir
Dover in the winter of 1909 and obtained
considerable goods of the local traders
leased a barber shop and conducted il
for several weeks, and finally took French
leave of the town without paying for his
goods or making any settlement for the
barber shop. Thes Officials had been look
ing for him for some time and when il
was learned that he had been arrested
and sentenced to six months confinement
in the Kennebec county jail for the lar
ceny of a mileage book, action was taker
to have him taken back to Dover to an
swer to some of the charges which the
local officials had against him. langley
plead guilty and was sentenced to three
months in the county Jail.
The Newport Women's Relief Corps
gave a reception in Grange hall Monday
night in honor OF Rev. j. W. Webster OF
Newport, the newly elected department
commander of the Maine G. A. r. The
affair was largely attended and proved a
decided success. The reception had beer
planned ever since Mr.. Webster's election
in Bangor and the hall was prettily dec
Grated for the occasion with flowers and
flags. Speeches were made by Rev. D
NJ Russell. F. w. Halliday. Esq. w. H
Mitchell. Elias Jones. Mr.. Randlett and
Asst. Adj. Gen. Ross of the Maine G. A
r. Com. Webster responded appropri.
ately. Refreshments of ice cream and
cake were served.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-13
LIQUOR DEPUTIES WANTED.
Presque Isle S. S. Convention Calls for
Enforcement Officers.

Presque Isle, Me-. July 12.-At the
vention, representing the towns OF
Presque Isle. Washburn, Castle Hill, Ma.
pleton and Chapman, the following peti.
ton presented by Rev. George NJ. Park
was unanimously endorsed and signed by
every clergyman and by some GO of the
delegates present:
I'VE, the undersigned citizens and res.
idents of Aroostook county having lost
confidence in the county and in many
cases the local officials to enforce the
law against the Illegal sale of intoxicat.
ing liquors. do ask and petition your hon.
or, Bert NJ. Fernald, the governor OF
Maine, to send the Sturgis deputies tc
AroostoOk county, and keep them here
until our county and local officials dc
their duty and fulfil their oath of office
and we have a sane and safe county &c
live in"
This petition was presented at the
union service held in the Free Baptist
church Sunday evening at which Rev. J.
c. Gregory was the preacher of the even.
ing and during the sermon made some
scathing remarks upon the convention
held in Van Buren, during the past week
when the convention turned down tha
only candidate known to be willing 70
enforce the prohibitory law. which utter
ances received many amens. showing very
plainly the minds of the people
The petition received at this meeting
many signatures and it is to be sent 10
several towns for signatures.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-13
MAINE BOYS WIN.
CONTINUED from Page One.)

Two matches scheduled for today,
the Berwick match at 1000 yards ana
the Cushing match at 800 yards, were
postponed until tomorrow, 1t being I'M
possible for many of the men entered
to find time to shoot them. The Essex
County match was shot late In the al
ternoon, but the scores were not put
in form for publication and will be ls-
sued in the morning.
Some remarkable shooting was done
by men in the various matches
throughout the day. Lieut.. e. s. Hig-
gins of the End Me. shooting in the
Gushing match at 800 yards, made 81
consecutive bullseycs. Sergt. NJ. walls
from of the U. s. Marine Corps, made
81 in the same match and Lieut.
Charles Keating of the End Me-. 20. In
the company team matches, Lieut.. =.
C. Parker of Co II. 1st N. H., scored
6s out of a possible 70 at 200 and 5Oo
wards; Sergt II. Keough of Wakeheld'
GA and Sergt. A. ]. Patten OF Co. Z, 6tn
Mass. Sc. In the Iauner re-entry matcn
at 500 yards Private George w. Ches-
lev OF New Haven, Conn. made 20
bullseyes.
The only possible scored during the
day was by Capt. c. W.. Wise. l. ;. "A.
p. 9Th Mass, in the Henry match al
300 yards.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-13

powder for use at the quarries. Men
600 feet away were hurled on the rocks.
President Arthur T. Hadley OF fait
Tuesday declined to comment III any
way on the offer. which 1t was given
out Monday night at Beverly, Mass.
had been made to him by President
Taft of the chairmanship of the com
mission authorized by the last session
of Congress to develop plan to prinE
railroad stocks and bonds under the
superyision of the Interstate Commerce
Commission. '' IN
The city Of Boston is still the secono
mort of the country in point of number
of immigrants admitted during the MS
cal wear just closed according to re-
port issued Tuesday. Alien immi-
grants entered the country through
Boston to the number Of b3.617, wnile
nom immigrant aliens numbered Sooe'
This wear for the third time the mil
lion mark was reached in the totai
number :; of immigrants admitted
through all ports.
Four cars and the engine of specia'
train carrying the members OF the
American Chemical Society from Los
Angeles to San Francisco. were dltcheo
uesday morning, two miles south OF
Metz, Monterey county. 1t Is believeo
the engineer and fireman were killed
The sleepers did not leave the rails
and none of the passengers were seri-
ously injured. according to the railroad
officials, although seVeral sus'di'eo
bruises.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-13

office. Speaker Wadsworth said: II
explained to him the circumstances
leading to the defeat of the direct
nominations bill" r
Mr.. Wadsworth said he recognized no
chance of split IN the party and that
he considered the .firect nominations
bill the only question over which there
was any marked difference of opinion.
II came to see Colonel Roosevelt of
my own accord" said the Speaker. Ito
show him that there is no standoffish-
ness"
Governor Hughes came to town from
Albany today. He will go to Oyster
Bay to visit Col Roosevelt late today.
Governor Hughes had nothing to say
politically.
At the request of Prof. Bailey. Mr..
Roosevelt will speak before National
Country Life conference some time
next winter.
Professor Bailey explained the OBJ
ject of the coming conference. The
seven commissioners which Mr.. Roose-
welt appointed had no public funds at
their disposal. Just before he left the
White House, President Roosevelt ask
ed an appropriation of $4,000 for the
commission, but no action was taken
by Congress when the matter came
up early during the Taft administra-
ton. Congressman Bennett, after TAX
ing leave OF Mr.. Roosevelt, said:
I'VE discussed past performances
and present and future politics, ma
tional and state. Colonel Roosevelt is
the first man now in the state and l
thank him even for it,
1t was considerably after the noon hour
when Colonel Roosevelt thought about
luncheon. His callers at the time includ-
ed the Gaekwar of Baroda and his aide,
who had come to pay their respects. and
James Earl Cranston of the Methodist
Episcopal church. The Indian prince and
the bishop formed a part of the company
which went with Colonel Roosevelt to the
National Arts Club in Grammercy park
for luncheon.
On his arrival today at the custom
house from an uptown hotel. where had
been in conference with Secretary of the
Treasury MacVeagh over customs mat
ters, Collector Loeb said that he had not
seen Governor Hughes and did not expect
to meet him during the governors pres
ent stay in the city. Mr.. Loeb declined
to discuss further his visit to President
Taft.
A friend present when President Taft
suggested his possibilities as a guberna-
torial candidate said Mr.. Loeb did not
take kindly to the idea
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-13
Tillinghast May
Yet Fool EN- All,

Worcester, Mass, July le.-The phan'
tom airship which attracted so much at
tention last winter at scattered localities
between Boston and New York. seems &c
have had a certain tangible substance
according to Herbert NJ. Dawson. secre'
tary of the Worcester Board of Trade
The airship was reported last winter to
have been seen at many places in the
vicinity of Worcester as well as over
Long Island sound and New YORK.
Mr.. Dawson said that he visited yester'
day the secret workshop of Inventor Til
Mnghast. the airship's builder. and that
he was shown the airship. which he de-
scribes as a monoplane. He did not see
the airship make flight. but he express
ed the belief that it could fly. Mr.. pavi-
son said that five machines had already
been sold. four of them in foreign coun'
tries.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-13

shortly after a conference with Colonel
Roosevelt, in which Marshall Stimson of
Los Angeles, Cal. also took part, and
caused the belief that Mr. Roosevelt en-
dorsed Mr.. Johnson in his efforts to Sc
cure the gubernatorial nomination.
After his announcement. Mr.. Pinchot
said:
II shall make four speeches in Cali
fornia in behalf of William Kent an
insurgent candidate for the nomination
for Congress. He is opposing Con-
gresham Mckinley for denomination
and reelection. Mr.. Mckinley is a
stalwart."
Colonel Roosevelt conferred today
with James w. Wadsworth, Jr, speak
er of the assembly of the state of New
York, at his office here Mr. Wads-
worth opposed the Hughes primary
measure.
On emerging from Mr.. Roosevelt s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-13
DEMOCRATIC DIRECTORS.
The Wisconsin Convention Condemns
About Everything Discussed.

Milwaukee, Wis, July 12.-After a
contest on the floor of the Democratic
state convention tonight, a resolution
scoring the Democratic legislators in
the last Legislature for aiding in the
election of Isaac Stephenson to the
United States Senate was passed. The
convention also adopted platform
condemning the Republican policies. A
resolution favoring tax on franchises
was voted down.
The Democratic state convention early
today voted in favor of nominating a
state ticket and Immediately unanimously
named Adolph j. Schmitz Of Milwaukee
as their candidate for governor. Mr..
Schmitz made a speech thanking the
convention for the honor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-13
THE HORSE TRAFFIC.

Boston. July l.
Trading in horses was quiet Sup.
Plies were light in the fresh Western
slow, excepting for the heavy drafting
horses, which sold readily at full val
ues. Delivery horses of all descriptions
were dull, and average prices weft
lower. Harness classes were entered In
small amounts and the inquiry was
inactive. The fancy driving horses en-.
tered sold easily at good values Deal
ers anticipating a light demand had
only small amount on hand and the
sale stables were mostly cleaned out
The best heavy draft horses sold At
$35O@s475; medium weight draft
horses at s25O@sS5O: milk team, e.
press. delivery and general purpose
horses at $l35@s225: chunks at slOO and
upward: secondhand horses at $50 and
upward according to age and condition
High class driving and combinAton
horses at $30Ou$S saddle horses
5000 and upward: medium to go@
drivers at $l25@$3O0.
At Tic Sily sdie Stdpios "".s
McElveen 4 Co. received carloads o.
fresh country horses. and about %
acclimated and second hand horses
The supply was light. but the amount
offered was taken up speedily and 81
good values.
Welch & Hall & Co. received ] car
load Of fresh country horses and
acclimated horses. Trade was qule
and prices were a little lower. Myn
Abrams & CO. received 2 carloads
fresh country horses, the lot v"
cleaned out at steady values.
Ishurgh & Co. had entered onV :
few driving horses which sold sloWn
to an inactive demand. Prices no'
fairly we'll
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-13
SUIT FOR $3,500,000
To Be Brought Against United Fruit
Co. by Biuefields Co. Receiver.

Philadelphia. July l2.-On the decla-
ration that the United Fruit Co, hold
er Of a majority of the stock of the
Bluefields Steamship Co.. Limited, by
alleged dominating tactics has caused
a loss of at least $3,5OO.00O to the Blue
fields Co, as we'll as blocking compe-
tition in the business of importing
fruits from tropical regions to this
country, Judge Holland in the United
States court here today appointed Ell
mer Wood ancilliary receiver of the
Bluefields Co. Judge Holland instructs
him to institute proceedings against
the Fruit Co. to recover the above
amount. =