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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-11
@roteitantii6e Stintn1en
Uter Die 8prrp1m1u3=
Gncpflifa+

Ni6t iiberaq in protelta1tilden
aretlen bat man iib 0lrrh Sic miBper=
ltanoene 6aliung ser 8orromal1s=gn=
cpflifn 3u ser beftigeu 2eioenldaft=
lidfeit biureiBen laiien, mie in einem
groBen Sbeile ser oeutiden Hortei toni
ten, no aQeroings fir lolde 1inge
ourd Sic jobrefange @ebarbeit oes
ugpangeltlden 8un0es" Elm redter
&ud)erbooen geidaffen tuorOen lit.
9as nie0erlar1oiide protet a IL
ii d e u6rieib 1a9blatt" me1roet lid
in folgu1oer florer @eiie gegen sic
Miibler:
rSie lino ia ul1perbeiierlide Sbii=
rer, oie &erren BON linfs. Ser Hapit
gu Som fat cine Gncpflifa nl1sgegebe1
uno- sic 2iberolen, Sic itd ionlt Inn
Sic @orte 0es Napites lebr menia
fiimmer1, merfan jebt oieies papltlide
Sdrei6en in uniere @auier bi1ein
nno rufen: .0as milien Sic einnol
elen! So l6auell ellre aoalitions=
freunDe aust" @as lit 0aran NeueS?
Der 8apit ipri6t iiber sic &eforma.
ton m1b Sic &eformatorert, bon oeneu
er oiele baBlide 9inge iagt un0 &c
gen 0ie CT .piele Nnflagen %berporbebt.
sic mir 5uriidmeiien. Nber muBter
mir oas alles nidt ihon la1ge, 0af
Sic 4atbolifen iiber Sic &eformatio1
l1nb sic &%eformatoren 10 0e11fen? ST
es etma Ser gifer ur Ste Ct
Ire Ser t en- ser ot
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-11
SIR &bu1iuperintenbent.

@iermit erfldre ib midi ais oernoz
fratiiber &anoioat fir Sic Office 6es
County Observation-Disclosures bon
Stearns County bel Sen ant 20. Sep=
TENDER ltattfinoen0en Hrimarmable1l,
lino i6 eri,dje 5ugleib INN gefaQige
lnteritiibung ser Stimmgeber oes
County,. @enn erpablt. mer6e id
meiner Eflidt getreu un0 na6 belten
&rdften n%ud)fommen.
34ba @tlbelm q. Burger.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-11
Sur 8ea@tmm8.

Mie in friiberen Sabreu 10 laiien
mir uu1s o1b IN 0ieiem III politilben
Mngelegenbeiten bon oem unlerer Mn=
libt nod ein5ig ridtigen @e0anten lei
ten, oaen oen1ofrotilden Gan0i0aten
fir County, ooer 5taatsdmter glei6e
Med)te inn rMoro1tern" miQfobren 81
lallen, ser sen betreffen0en Gambia
ten sur &er0ffentlidnng ibrer @abl=
interel len gegen entipreben0e Gergii=
t!lug in Ser Ml1brif uYolitiibe Gde"
al1r @erfiigung itebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-11
Sir Gpuntp=S batmeiiter.

@iernait 5lrr gefaaigen Nadridt,
0aB id BEL Sen 6emofratiiden @ortpab<
len als- &an0iSat fir 6as County
5babmeilteramt inn 5el0e iein mer-
Sc, oaber ib ltm giitige Inter tubung
Ser Stimmgeber gebeten miilen mod=
tie. sSm 6aQe ib nit Ser Domination
uno ser @abl beebrt meroen lollte,
miro es meir ernltes Streben icin, Sic
nit 0en1 Mn1te perbunoenen Yflidten
getrel1 ln0 na6 meiner beiten 8efa=
6igung aas5ufiibren. @ldtungspoa
35ba @arrD q. Domne.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-11
Mnfnnoisnng!

Dem augemeinen @uni6e meiner
6reun6e 6olge lei1ten0, babe ib mein
Mffioopit beim @ountp=Mu0itor BIN
terlegt uno erflare MIDI hermit als
@san6i6ot fir sic oemofratiibe Nomi-
nation fir 6as Mmt 6es @ountDz&om=
millars fir Sen 4. Diitrift bon
5tearns County. Sd eriude freuno-
lidIt ale 5timmgeber oeS genannten
Di1trifts, bel Ser 8ormabl am 90
geptember giitigit fir mid lire Stim.
me obal,qebeu. Midael Sites,
34bo Conn 2uremburg
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-11
@eprdientant 81. 9tifrtft.

"a i6 ols &nn0i0at fir Sic oemo=
frotii6e Domination fir Dos Hepra=
leal1tantelrun1t oes "a. 0iltrifts meinen
Nollleu bobe eiutrogen lallen, 10 Mir
Sc id} fir sic l1nteritiibung aller met
l1er Irel1ltoe cine oanbare grinnerlt1g
boben. Sd bin ser lleber5eugullg, 0oB
meine friiberbin genoliene G%rfabrlt1g
o(s 2egislotur= Mitglieo mir ein pertb=
poles @iilen beigebradt fat lno mid
i1ltol1o iebt, Sem 8olfe Before 0ienite
oeun je gu %leitel1. s. 6. Minnette.
5ouf Centre, 4. Nug. 1910. 39ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-11

in oas s(a1t ermdbli> meroe id meme
belteu ardfte u1,o mein beites 8ilien
ooau %permeuoen, sen bamit %perbnnoe=
mel, Bilidten in elmer %5lfrieoenitel<
IeuSen Mrt uno 8eiie na65ufom~
men. ,Sd erl,de Sic 0ur6 biele Mn=
fiitnoig,ng u1r giitige unterltiitnng tn
Ser Worousictung, oaB es mir nn-
m0glid lit, Sic ale perionlid 5l1 le=
bel, uno nm oieie @uniterlpeil11ng 5lt
bitten. Sobn .. Snlltoa11.
ct. @(ouo, 80. Suli, 1910. 37ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-11
Sir Gpnntp=G DmmiNdr.

&ierimt erfIdre id mid alS @an=
oioat fir sic oemofratii6e Momira=
ton fir oas G~ountD-&ommiilaramt
oes erlten 9iitrifts bel Ser AM 20.
September itattfinoenoen 8rimar-
mabl, uno i6 erlude ale meire
6reunoe un6 5timmgeber beiagten Di-
jtrifts, mid onn @abltage u1teritii=
ken 5l1 mollen.
Sbeobo,, 8. &rafta.
ct. Glouo, /. slug. 1910. 37bn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-11
ln Sic Stim bes 81.
fematprieuen 9tifrift8
BON minneipta.
6erren! Siermit erfl1re ib midi ais
&au0i0at fir sic oenofratiide Nomi=

nation fir 0aS reinforcement 0es 81.
ienotorieneu 9iltrifts bei ser am 20.
September 1910 itattfin0en0en Sor-
1pabl. Menu erlpGblt, mer0e i'd nod
meinel1 bel ten &rdften 6arna6 fire
ben, Sic nit Sem Mn1te perbun0enen
Yfli6ten in 5ufrieoenitellenoer @eile
aus plfiibren. Sd erll1d)e ubtu1gs-
pou Inn Sbre giitigc Inter tiibung.
@m. s. 9pnpbue.
Mclroie 4. Mltg. 1910. 3Sba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-11
Sir Gpmmtp=g batmeiiter.

MoUocm id, mid) ais &aaoiOot fir
Sic oenlpfrotild)c Domination fir oos
Gulutp=Sdubmeiltcrnmt babe regiltrl=
reu lullerl, crl Jude i) ulcn Grnl te3 l1nl
Gle ltl,terltiielrng ser Stlaungeber bel
SCR oun 20. September 1910 ltuttfinz
0ruoeu Yrin1arrpabl. s(btl1ngspou
33Sba Gbriit, Sdrmitt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-11
Nln bie Stim m9sber bes ~
leaiSlatioen 0iifriftS ppn
~ %imneipta.

@erren! - 9(m belttige1 Gage bn=
be id MIDI oils &an0iout fiir Sic oen1o=
frotil6e Domination fir onS Send
torenon1t 6iele5 0iitrifts bel ser @or-
mobl, Sic am 20. September, 1910,
itottfinoct, regiltriren lalleu. @enr1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-11

ben II. Naani, 1910.
|5dyrante ieBt; fort nit aller Mdtung
Dor Ml,toritat, melde eud binoert ell
re u&laiienintereiien" uno rllr oieie
5m perfolgen!" @laube, Mutoritdt uno
Oromrng iin0 aber bon ieber Die 3d.
lteine, altf welden iegltde g%eoronete
@eieai6aft it6 aufbaut.
Gas Gbriltentbum bat lie 5u bod-
ltem Moel crboben, inoem es nit pol=
Ter &roft ouf Gbriitus als Sen Mittel-
punt ser @elt iie 5l1riidgefiibrt fat.
slio gang folgeribtig fommt ser wei-
tere 5ab Ser 5o3ialoemofratie: sort
Dor Maem nit oem @briftentbum!"
@ie il1d)t MN ser So5ialism,s
oieie BON ieinen 3meden bcoingten
Iprberl1ngen ulpilienihaftli6" 81
redtfertigen? @os leien mir 6o?
rN0e @elieionen fins Menidenmerf."
u1ie &eligion lit Die @ie0erlpiege=
lung 0es iemeiligen 6 lelli6aftS5lt=
ltaa1oes." ~@ott lit Elm pbmtaitiider
9egriff." ultnier @ei1t lit SOS b0dite
Use len." uMrbeit beibt ser @eilano
tnlerer 3eit," u1o enolib u@ir mol
len feline Mlltoritdt inn @immel uno
auf groen." 9as lit oos elm timmige
Notwithstanding ser Gertreter oes
mpOer1en So5ialismus.
Mi6ts0eitomeniger aber be6mltet
CT: uMeligion lit Erioatlade." @os
Geibt Dos ober i'm 5inne 0es 5o5iolis=
mus? @eiBt es: &eligion lit Mebe11=
laGe? 1orm lit Ser Sob fali6 un0
ldledt. @eiBt es: Inn @eligion iou
lid Sic @elelibaft gar nibt befMm=
mern? Ml1b Damn lit ser Sab falib
uno i6lebt. @eiBt es en0lid: IS lit
ie0ermarm freigeitellt nod 8elieben
81 mablen @ottieligfeit ooer @ottlo-
iigfeit, Damn lit ser Sab gum oritten
Qfal fulib uno i6le6t. SIN sinne 6es
So5ialismus beoentet Ser Sab aber
etmas gang Nn0eres. ST. beOelltet: Sc
ligion mub obgeldafft meroen.
Sen rid)tigen Sinn Dieles Sabes
miiiien oob 5peifellos 0ieientgen an
be item f%en1ren, sic gum She'll bei ieiner
Mbfoliltng ielbit betbeiligt lparen. Mie
duBern iih nltr oiele iiber &eligion?
2iebfnedt 3. 9. iogte einmal: SD
fir n1einen 5beil bin nit ser &eligton
lcbon friib5eitig fertig gepor0en; ib
claude nidt~ an @ott. Die @iiien-
iboft itebt Ser &eligion feinolih &C.
geniiber." 8ebel auBerte itb 1872:
~@ir itreben auf politiidem @ebiete
sic &%epltblif an, auf mirtbidaftli@em
SEN So5ialismus, un0 auf Sem, mas
n1an bcut5utage oas religi0ie @ebiet
nennt, SEN Mtbeism1s." Soot tbut
Sen Musiprub: ~Mien1an0 lit oes Ma-
mems zines Soeialilten miiroig, ols
%oerienige, mel4er, ielb1t Ntbeiit, nit
allem @ifer i6reibt: v@brtitentN1m
un0 Soeiulismus ltcben chamber ge=
g%eniiber, mie 6euer unb @aiier."
@ie fommt es NM, 0aB Sic gu
5ialiiten in ibrem offi5iellen Bro=
gromm cine 10 Dunfle uno p~ielOel1tige
5prode fiibren ais Ga lit: u&eligion
lit &ripatiade?" @infad, neil iie ouf
Sen @impelfang ausgeben, babel lei
lie auftreten un0 ii6 fem adj eits itel=
len miiiien; oemn ionit miir0en lie Sic
Gilnfel prria(:;.i. ::nh lie bitten 0as
Nadleben. Ser Socialismlts miiBte
lib lelbit p%erleltg11en, menn ct ser Sc
ligion irgen0 Elm &edt einralmen.
n10dte. gr mltB, lie baiieno, 81 Der
nidten tradten. Sein l%trgroBpater
- 9armin = iein @roBpater 6el1er=
6a1 - ltno iein &ater 9egel, maren
aQe 5ein0e ser &eltgion uno mie Sic
glterr, 10 g%em0b1uid Sic. &ir1oer; 0eun
Ser Mpfel fdat nibt melt pont Stnm=
me. -lltinam.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-11
Sir Gomntp=& cgiitrar.

@ad,oem id midi fir sic oen1ofrotiz
ide domination fir oas llrfunoenz
&eq%iltrarsamt BON Stearns County
bobe regiitriren lallen uno ga ih 6en1
County in oieiem Nmte n1r einen Ser
min ge0ient babe, mer0e ih Sic I'm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-11

teritiibung meiner 6relu1oe u11o aQer,
Sic So Ser lteber5euglll1a lino, ooB id
Sen Hflid)ten oieics Nmtes in getrer=
er %usfiibrung geredt mltroe, hei Der
am 20. Septe1ber 1910 itattiiuhen=
Sen Bormabl mobl gu miirotgeu nil
len. MdtungspoQ
3Sba saul 8eauorean.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-11

Gouoioot fir Sic Nomination fir Ste
Office oe5 Observation-Disclosures bon
Stearns Gnlmtp> iudt nod I'M Sbre
5tinla1e lu1o Sbre lluterltiibrng fir
eiuen 5%>peiten 5ermin bel Sen fonu11el1=
Sen Nriu1dupoblen sic ltuttfill0en am
20. September, 1910. 38ba
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9(t1 Ole @dbler bon Stearms
GoMntD.

Sen 0emofratiiden Stimmgebern.
bon 5tearns County 0iene biermit
a,r qefalligen @adrtdt, oaB t@ mid
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itrifts regiitrirt babe ur10 0ieler N1=
'fiin0igung lei oas freun0lide @elr6
betgegeben, mir bel ser ant 20. Sep=
ten1ber 1910 ltattfin0enoen gortpabl
giitige ltnteri tiibung %gemabren 81
mpl1en.
38ba s. .. &Dmalfuiusfi.
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@ontii6e Gde. !
SIR Gpnntp:G pmmtfdr.

@iermit oiere CUR @a6ridt, oab i)
mid ais &anoioat fir sic oemofrati-
i6e Domination fir bas Mmt oes
Gountn=&ommlidrs bes erlten 1i=
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-07
COUNTY NOTES.

Mr.. Harry Thurlow, who is gradu-
ate OF the University OF Virginia, and
last year secretary Of that institution,
comes to the Alexandria County Court
House as a member OF the firm OF
Rixey, Hidden and ThurIow.
Judge Richard Tebbs. who was struck
by Capital Traction car near 9TH and
P streets, Washington, on May
q. is out of the hospital and being
nursed at his home at Leesburg. The
Judge was severely injured, having had
both legs broken, three ribs fractured
and numerous wounds about the head
and body.
Charles Rauscher, caterer, gave
dinner on Saturday to the officials OF
Alexandria county at his place corner
OF Connecticut avenue and l. street, in
Washington. The dinner was given in
honor OF Mr.. Dickinson, of Buena Wis
Ia. Va, to whom a portion OF the
Rauscher land near Clarendon was re-
Gently sold by Mr. Geo. H. Rucker for
$4,000.
Harry II. lnOnlas, WHO lOI Oeh yO"iS
has been the most familiar figure per-
haps in the county clerks Office at TT.
Myer Heights, on last Monday stepped
down and out at the suggestion OF
Clerk Rucker whose deputy he was.
Mr.. Thomas has been for year an
avowed candidate to succeed Mr.. Ruck-
er and supposed he bad his chiefs sup
port, but things have changed" and
Mr.. Rucker is going to try to succeed
himself, it is understood, and will not
give his opponent the aid of continu-
ance in office in the meantime. Some
misunderstanding seems to have arisen
over the details OF the parting com
pany.- The Monitor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-07
BASKETBALL CONTEST.

The first game Of basketball to be
played under the new rules recently
adopted by the Amateur Athletic
Union basketball committee for 1910
II will take place at Armory Hall
Saturday evening at 8 O'Clock, when
the Champion Y. NJ. S. l. quint will
endeavor to show the Y. M. G. A,
team OF Washington, d. c., how to
play that interesting and much liked
game-if it is in their power to per-
form that trick. The Y. NJ. G. A.
boys are the most dangerous team
of youngsters the Lyceum lads have
ever tackled and to beat them will
be no easy task. The prospects for
the success Of the coming season are
very bright and judging from the in
terest displayed in all the games Of
last season, this will be the banner
one, as the management will strive
to secure the finest class Of basketball
teams, so that no person who gives
his aid and encouragement to this
fine grade Of indoor sport need have
any regrets for doing so. Many ladies
and their escorts are expected to at
tend, and it is desired that large
crowd visit the Armory and make the
first night for the home boys and their
worthy rivals one long to be remem-
bered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-07
MASSACHUSETTS, DEMOCRATS.

Frederick w. Mansfield, Of Boston,
was nominated for governor by the
delegates to the democratic State con
yeption in Boston at 80 this morning
denomination being by reclamation.
The name of Mr.. Mansfield was Offered
as a compromise following a conference
in which James H. Valley and repre-
sentative Eugene N. Foss agreed to
withdraw from the contest TO save
bitterness and to better the chances OF
the success Of the party at the polls. Ii
was agreed that the name OF Mr.. Mans
field should be placed in nomination
with the understanding that he would
withdraw within hours, and that the
selection Of the party's candidate would
then be made by special committee.
Mr. Valley, made a strong speech in
which he withdrew his own name and
nominated Mansfield.
The convention broke out in wild
tumuIt at the conclusion Of the an
nouncement OF an indecisive second
ballot for nominee.
The balance of the State ticket was
made up as follows.
Secretary OF state, A. u. F. Charest,
OF Holyoke; treasurer general, b. F.
Peach, of Lynn; auditor, Charles Paine,
of Barnstable; attorney general, John
Ratigan, OF Worcester.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-07
FOOTBALL GAME.

The Cardinal Athletic Club will
open the season with the Raylew Ath'
letic Club OF Washington, on the NORTH
Alfred street grounds Saturday after
noon at four o'clock This being the
first game of the season it will give
the spectators a chance to see how the
new game is played, and as both teams
are about evenly matched gooo
game is expected The Cardinals line
up will probably be as follows: Snowden
q. b.; Trigger, +. b.; Mcbride, r. h.
b.; Cockrell, !. h. b., Capt; Nc
Dermott, Pitts and Sutherland, ends
Douglas and Steelman, tackles; Cooke
Ale. Dienelt or Aystrike, guards
Hamilton, center While the lineup
of the Raylews is uncertain Capt
Parsons has assured Manager CrumT
that his team will be well balanced and
be able to make things interesting for
the crack Cardinal team.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-07
INJURED ON STREET CAR.

Miss Margaret Johnson, aged 40, o.
Washington, and Miss Jennie David
son. aged Is, of Arlington, were slight
ly injured and several persons we're
frightened about $50 o'clock last night
when a controller became short Cir
cuited OH Capital Traction car al
Twenty. seventh and NJ streets north
west Washington. Both women were
taken to Georgetown University Hos
pital.
The car was westbound. Just after
depositing passengers at Twenty-seventh
and NJ streets, Henry Hall, the motor
man, threw on the power With a
fash and a sputter, stream OF light
fiared across the front OF the car. Miss
Johnson and Miss Davidson we're seat
ed near each other, and both sprang to
their feet and jumped from the car.
Miss Johnson struck on her.head IN the
street. and Miss Davidson on her left
side. The car was filed, aud many
passengers, seeing the women jump
followed them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-07
SCHOOL BOARD.

The monthly meeting Of the CITY
School Board was held last night, capt
Herbert Bryant presiding.
The superintendent reported that 'n'
new furnaces had been installed II
Washington buildii'~ and the wori
Thereon was almost completed as wal
that also of concrrting and plumbing
in that building. A number OF bill'
for supplies and improvements were
ordered to be paid.
Mr. Thomson reported the finance
committee had decided to take no ac
ton in reference TO re-establlshlng the
division of nowden school taught last
session by II. T. White, the committee
having nscertained that the teacher had
secured another position.
Applications Of Misses Eva Cowling
and Pauline Johnson to be placed on
the list OF substitute teachers IN the
white schools and OF Louise Fletcher,
Ella NJ. Lyles and Madaline Penn III
the colored schools were granted:
The superintendent reported that the
issuing of permits for children to enter
the schools had been commenced on
September 5 and that the schools had
been opened for study on September
10Th: there had been some delay, he
said. in securing books for the high
school, but the matter had been adj
iusted in Richmond. He made his re-
port covering the assignment OF scholars
to the various schools and the number
in each room; there had been few
cases OF hardness on the part OF the
pupils and few cases Of unavoidable
absence of teachers during the past
month, but the schools had been kept
open, however. The superintendent
also reported that he had notified those
pupils living outside the city limit, but
who had secured permits to enter the
sci ools that they could no longer attend
the schools and this action was APP
proved by the board.
A communication from A. Z. DAVIS,
who stated that he was temporarily re-
siding outside the city, for permission
to send his children to the city school,
was laid on the table.
A communication from Alexandra
Council, o. F. A., for permission TO
raise flag on Lee building was referred
to the committee on schoolhouses and
furniture.
After the transaction OF some general
business the board adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-07
Five Escape from Sing Sing.

Ossining, N. Y, Oct. 7.-Followine
a terrific battle with two Of the night
keepers who were badly beaten and
then tied hand and foot, five men
serving terms in Sing Sing prison for
burglary, escaped early today. They
got out by saving through the bars
of one of the windows Of the chapel.
They then took to the river landing
below the prison walls. Before
getting out they severed the telephone
wires, and it was not until an hour
after that they had gotten away that
their escape was reported. A posse
of armed guards is pursuing them, and
it is possible there will be lively bat
tie if they are overtaken, as they are
understood to have carried with them
the revolvers taken from the guards.
The men are Walter Igan, Robert
Royland, Joseph White, Isaac Blum
and William Green.
1t is believed that the escape was
planned some time ago and that saws
were struggled to the convicts by
friends on the outside.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-07
CRISPINS IN A ROW.

Some excitement was caused on
upper Duke street early last night by a
row which took place among some
shoemakers. Officer Young soon made
his appearance and arrested William
postswiski and Adam Mulez, who SEEM
ed to be the principals. These two with
two others who had been summoned as
witnesses we're at the station house this
morning when the case was called be-
fore the Police Court. The four have
a limited stock OF English, but, accord
ing to the evidence, Mulez carries a
small vocabulary OF cuss words. de
had applied common epithet to Posts
wiski and the latter had struck him.
Justice Cation dismissed the charge
AGAINST Postswiski. but fined Mulez So
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-07
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Mark Norris is visiting his son
Mr.. S. E. Norris, in Richmond. While
there he will attend the State Fair.
Mr.. William HUMPHREYS is attend
ing the State Fair in Richmond, while
on his vacation.
Mr.. LuttreIl Rocker who has been
sick with typhoid fever is slowly I'M
proving.
Among those who attended the
"Veiled Prophet" Ball in ST. Louis on
Tuesday evening last was Mr.. Tebe l..
Creighton, son OF Mr.. j. Carlin Creigh-
ton. of this city. Mr. Creighton ac-
companied Miss Audrey M. Carroll,
of East St. Louis, III.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Southgate Lem
mon, OF Baltimore, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Grace Lennon, to III. Gwynne Tayloe,
Of Mount Airy, Va. The marriage
will take place early in December.
Mr.. c. II. Callahan, master OF Alex
andria. Washington Lodge, has return
ed from Dover, where he went to at
tend the meeting Of the Grand Lodge
of Masons Of Delaware, irSpthe interest
Of the proposed Washington Memorial
Temple in this city. He was most cour-
teously received and was shown every
attention and the plan OF erecting the
temple received the unanimous approval
OF the Delaware Masons.
Mr.. S. ]. Kaufman, of Greensboro,
N. c., was in this city today, ON a
short visit to relatives and left later for
New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-07
Roosevelt In the South.

Lynchburg, Va, Oct. Dixie wal
invaded by Theodore Roosevelt today,
and the contributing editor declared,
as the first day Of his trip through the
south began, that he was in good con-
dition for the forthcoming campaign.
A visit of two hours at Bristol on the
Tennessee-Virginia boundary was the
first stop scheduled for this trip. As
the guest OF the board OF trade Mr..
Roosevelt will discourse on good citizen
ship to a mass meeting Of citizens.
At three this afternoon the former
president will reach Knoxville. Tenn,
where he will attend the Appalachian
Exposition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-07
POLICE COURT.

[Justice H. B. Cation presiding
The following cases were disposed OF
this morning.
John Britt, coIored, charged with as
saulting Mary Lawrence, colored, was
fined So. Britt was also fined 50 for
disorderly conduct on the wharf.
William Postswiski, charged with
disorderly conduct and fighting, was
dismissed.
Adam Mulez, charged with similar
offences, was fined So.
Joseph Weingart, charged with dis
orderly conduct, forfeited his collateral
by failing to appear.
Mary Springfield, charged with dis
orderly conduct, was fined So.
A white man and a colored woman
charged with improper conduct, we're
fined So each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-07
CARDINALS ELECT OFFICERS.

The Cardinal A. G. 1910 baseball
champions held a meeting in the rooms
Of the Chamber OF Commerce last night.
Much business Of interest was transact
ed, and officers for the coming year were
elected as follows: President, Sylvester
A. Breen; secretary, James Patterson;
treasurer, H. Garnet Pitts; scorer and
mascot, Capt. Fats" Corbett. A
meeting will be held later for an cleo
ton OF cantain and a manager.