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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-28
Sam &ptnoer beparc
CT Gemmcti9beo?

Rei, iparer 8anf of @nelanb -
og ani9tter berfor life 4pinber | fine
aontorer.
SO, paaitaar De engelffe apinber
CO benbiier til fine @ebisitre anfatte
/ BoitpGienet og pripate 8ontorer.
Men ganf Of England CT f%oitl.r.
Datib. Sngen Samerl
2aSp 0rff @oroon, Der ielp eier
en- flor Wobeforretning, optr9ber til
Gamernes Soripar. IIbrig en- eite-
lie @ang bar nogen af benbes fotn-
beige gerionaIe forraabt en- Sorret.
mngsbemmelisbeb, flyer bum. Sgiaa
9ireftsren for, Ct Sanbelsafabemi
meooeler, at b1n bar ltberamineret
10000 Sorretningsbamer og feet
Dem anbrast | forffieIige S%tiIineer,
men aIbrie bar Der peret floset oner,
at noeen af Dem rsbebe, bpao Der
Tube ties meb.
Ge engeIife Damer paaberaober
fig ogioa, at en- bel Del itsrre engel.
Re og amerifanife Sorretningsm9nb
og 8olitifere bar foinoelige Sefret9-
rer, og bet bilbe De bel life babe,
Dpis man life funbe itole paa Dem.
Wen @anf Of England mooitaar
etbpert Ingreb - enbnu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-28
Sepnlcsheo
lcScr til 8alifa6, luis ben life fnrc-
res itiSe.

"Grperimenter onerbeoiite mig for
fem aar iiben on," ifrioer en- Cope
faoome, "at &nffe nar Sen Sireftc
garine til Sen SspnIesbeo, boorai
ieg les faa forfarbeIiet, %ioabeIiom
Sen operb9noige 4ernsiitet 90 afute
Spspepiia, Ser giorbe 2ipet til en-
eneIte Smerte for mig.
Seq bapOe ppret en- &~offebriffer
iiben ieg our 8aru, os bolbt life al
6eu Sanfe at oenre 0rif ifuloe gisre
mig al oenre Sfabe. Wen sen aior-
Sc, og Seu Si0 fom, oa ieg maotte
inSrcmme set og ie at beifptte mig.
Seq opgao Serior Gaffen pIroieIig
og obioIut os optos iiteoet Eoitum
iom BARN Grit til IaaItiSerne.
Seq beepnSte at merle en- gebring
| min SiIItanS, itrar efterot ieg bop'
De begpnbt meS Boltltm, SoranSrin.
gen peSbIeb srabpis men i~iffert, og
set fog fun nogle faa Tiger, fer ies
cor belt r~eititueret = Gerpsitteter
foripunSet, mine acknowledgements
ter | ber ~ifiGrneite Sroen, % ies be-
apnSte after at iope roligt % peoer-
fpGgenoe.
Senne IpffeIise Silitono bar peo'
oaret | ale biSie fem aar, og lee tan
|meo Srpsbeo iise, at bet belle ifplSes
'8oitlm, for iaainart ies begpnote at
sriffe Den, opbsrte leg at brise gfe'
bicin." 9ps ben lille BOG "Sbe Hoao
10 @eupiae" / gafferne. Ser er en-
goriog".
@pgrniuSe lrit onenitaaenoe yrep?
Ut NIT pil fremfomrte ira Sio til an.
ben. &c or Gste, ianoe % fnloe al
J mcuneifelis Snteresie. oarl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-28

eaS oS Sesertsr af eaSre. Snebs, gaarrua, epeIt,,
y. yotefer % f~erryfteu ~afeilaas Srs for Earmen "a
Bapsn ianff 0resfrp. Sfpr t~nnifrerrt Rotaioa of ftppp
SMre' Jer Rasmsrsa trit. Rrpn bette WIob'
o"n Sreu w., Dept D. Des molnes, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-28
ISieIoitao nogIe Minuter til Tom ST.
nansiefret9r for minneapolis 3reos

lSieloitao nogle Minuter til Tom ST.
nansiefret9r for minneapolis areos
at tale Samfunbsfasiens Sog. 29.
rer Ssnietb operoros en- Gbecf pao
en- Gum 0enee, ct Offer optaget peo
ct S9rermsoe | Minneolo Menigbeo,
% 29rerforeningen bar opIsit. Me.
~nigbeoen piIoe iiben beitemme, bpor.
til Yeneene ifuIoe soa. Eaa Sorilas
nf 9rebiens Breiter blep oct beiInttet,
at areoiens Iaormsbe omoannes for
Sremtiben til ct ltngoomsmebe.
8rebiens Sormanb iammen meb @e.
itpreIien for l~lngbomsmsoet beftem.
mer Sio og Steo for l1ngoomsmsoet
til gaaren. altergangsgu6stieneite
boIotes Sorsoog S%ormiobag. ollie
9rebiens Ereiter unotaeen be TO ny.
anfomne I'll areoien bar peo Msoet.
Srifirfen.
0iiu &c oIitbIasr.'9
Gmisi9r q. SperIio pirfeoe
forrise llee | 2onos Wenigbeo, Soft.
man, Winn., Rait. g. @ioiaas &uIo.
Saitor 8nlb @ang, Chicago,
Sa., tilbsrenoe Grifirfen, bar for en-
lGngere Sib pirfet | 2acine, @is.,
os en- Meniebeo er o~rsaniieret Der.
arbeibet bor punbet goo SiIIutnins.
Baitor Carl Rorbberg, 0em
2onbon, Minn., bleo bebageligt oper.
roifet at lin Wenisbeo | Spicer itrar
for Sui. Meniebebsfolfene bragte
BAN Ell BortIano Gutter paro $50
iom SuIeeape.
Sorrisbal Wenigbe6, Wora,
@inn., gaitor Claus Iorsans for
rige anlo, bapbe garsmsoe forrige
2srboe. gIanbt anoet beilutteoe Ie.
nigbeoen at faIbe GreIt fra Zen III.
tberife Srifirfe. 2ieeiaa blep set be.
%iluttet at boIbe to Iaanebers TeIi.
gionsifoIe til Sommeren meo Stu.
bent g. g. Rattion fra @~ugsburg
iom 2rrer.
Baitor gaiot ManSabI, @iIt,
Spo 9afota, reiiguerebe fra Sarons
Renigbeo Ssnbog ben 2oen Syanuar
og fra Boar Menigbeb SenSag ben
9be Sanlar. Taitor Ganbabl neo.
lGgger arbeibet | fit 3aIb neb @iit,
Spb Safotn, for at reiie iom Mis-
iionRr til aina unberitsttet al Bro.
beriomfunbet. Stuoent Seolog
Reitpolb ira Iuesburg beisgte ga.
flor aanbabIs Menigbeber i SnIefe.
rien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-28
Sanses SsnpSe.
0iitr "euSbartrtu.D

Raitor 2uopig ellington al
Den eb. Srifirfe er mibIertioig aniat
til at betiene @lims Wenigbeo al
Sauges Spnobe inbtil Spnooems.
Oct nGite Sum-, ga ban enifer of be-
eiRre SptaseIie | SAUCES Spnooe.
gitre Smmanuels os Sn1mo.
ruels Renigbeoer / Ct. Saul boIot
pafre 8elfomitmsoer for fine me
BrelteioIf oeo Iptaarstio. Sffe aIene
ueo b~etpoeIiee 8enge9uper, men oe-
iaa peb Saler og San9 Iagoe 6isie
Menigbeoer fin &iGrIisbeO og Bel.
bile for Sogen.
Eaitor SO. g. Gable blep 6en
3oie Ssnoag | Iboent peo Eaitor
Simonion inbiat iom greIt / Gla.
riSia og Bethel Menigbeoer, Sobb
Co., Minu. Gen feIeenoe Dag blep
ban inoiat | @enigbeoen / eagle
9en6.
= Iaitor 8. 2. Spinaen bar MI
paa @rrno al baorIig SeIbreo ieet
fig MOOT til at opiige fine Renigbe.
Der. 2enge bar 9rooer Spingens
mango germer pertet pno at faa Der,
gIpoeliee gfterretnin9, at bans Sci.
breo par bebre, ioa ban fitnoe fort
iGtte fin Girfiombe0 | Menigbcberne,
men iiteoet fommer 9eretningen ON
bans &eiignation nriten iom en-
imertelig Ipbeo.
Toitor SarrisoiIe ~operraIfeoe
Tin Weniebeo paa R~ptoarsaften mcS
en- @aoe paa S4.t00. iom ifiiIbe oil.
penbes til S~uloferelie al sen itore
prrgtiae Strife, Tom Wenigbeocn
boIber pna at bpgae. Ienecne ban.
De Yaitoren fact iamIet blaubt baooe
minbre bemibIebe % riee Solf uocn
WeniabeoenS gibenbe. pit Weiia.
beben bIeu baoSe operraIfet % bier
tafnemmeIig % gIao for en- iao6nr
eneItuaenbe "9etienine" flyer fig
ieIp.
- Zen lobe San. moStog Cub
bPreren" en- fort 9eretnina fro
areosmeoet, Tom bclbtes | gifina
Riun., fra t9be til 21be Iop. 1909.
Sumtoleemnet neo bette Webe poi
9iott. %, ia. EaItor Sfogerbt
inbIeoebe. Ger bar iorreiten iffC
mango SaIere, men Chen bIep be-
benpttet al Dem iom bar.
Goitor @i6nes ifrioer oen 500
San. blonot on6et: "Meo IrbeiSei
her moro gaor oct iepnt og gobi
fremooer. HptaorsbagSaften bopSc
aoirbeioreniugen | Soar @eb., Sof,
te, Mirm., tit narIige SaIg og noeet
ooer $1,000 fom inb, bniIfet bill bIi
beupttet til oct firfelige girfe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-28
Gtaarti

-
@oot Nptoori Sa, M er pi goo
ct IND ! bet fioite aar af set ferit,
Secennium at bet 20oe aarbunbre
De! aiben eonr. Sen iIer iom er
Strem % brager alt og olIe me6 fia
I tin ribenoe Gdrt. @i peb lite ieIp
bpor fort bet eaar. 81 merfer ifft
engang, at b ieIp bIir gamle %
graa; men Tioen terer, bender oa
prGnger paa alt iom til er. Ser 70.
regaar Gormorineer oe GorpanoIin.
ger at oIIeiIass, I ollie Metninger =
FONT til bet bebre og iomt til BET
b9rre. Ren Fig bar bet prret oe
Zig pil bet bel forti9tte ITO eiennem
garene fom fommer og gaar ogiao
berefter. Bare bet fibite @ar bar
foranoref mangt os meget baaoe no
40 % in6ao til. "Boiten" bar ale.
reoe meboeIt en- fort Speriigt ober
bet ipunbne Murs 9egipenbeber, iao
bet ifaI ieg life income. Men Tom
ieg iiboer og fiIoioferer 90 reflefterer
oper De i%punone Gage og aar, fom'
mer oct enc BineSe efter bet anoet
iaeenbe forbi. CONNIE Sileoer for.
teller ON ltIpffe, Sore og @rGmmel.
ie; andre er Ipfere % blioere og be-
trngtes meo mere 2pft og @ebog.
Eibens a~aleiooifop er ~forreiten NOT
faa mberIigt og uberegneligt iom'
meniat. 2ipet = i9rlig Menneife.
TIBET - er en- broget Silp9relie, ct
nnberIigt "Spil al arGfter." Der
pefsIer | ale Sarber og Sormer -
pg bog err oct en- ibelig @ientagelie
pg Sortiettelie Of set famine ififten.
Sc Spil. Set fioite aar at bet for.
fte aorti af oct 20Se G~arbunbrebel
@erbensbiitorien Dor facet ct betpoe'
Iiet Sillag af eoot og onbt. Siben
pi begpnote at ifrioe 1900 bar me
get brnbt og tiIoraset fig, Der M
tilberer Siftorien Tom bigtige gft'
itpffer | Slegtens Drama. glanot
iaaoanne fan n9bnes @oerfrtgen,
Ben riiiiif.iapanife Srig og Nor.
ges frebiele Seier / 1905. Wange
SpoaseIier os Spfinoelier bar npret
giorte og mango Spfinbelier er blep'
ne ~iibbebrebe oe fpmne | praftiIf gn'
ben6elie / bisie 10 aar. Gutomobt.
lerne iom &isretsier pna 2anbiorben
err Jolt n9fentligt bette 9ecenniunts
Slppemaffinerne Tom
Seilareier | 2uften err Siaarets fro
ne6e gebrift. 2iseoan er ogiaa
traablss Selegraf % Selefon, iamt
BEN proftiife @~npertbelie at &oent'
gems StraaIer os Siniens Chs, &e.
iuItater at gartiets Sremifribt =
for life at nppne be mango uobe.
bringer og mango andre annenoel.
fer af gIeftricitetens l1nbere | ner-
iagt ole 2etninger. sGleftrieitet iom
Dor gaaet frem meo &iGm-
| bette @rti. Gen npeite
g~paaefrnit me6 enforced concrete"
er uoelnffenbe bette gartis gnebe.
Drift.
EIere 8olorfprSer bar npret TO-
retoane / Sc Iibite 10 aar emo / noeet
ti[Iporenoe Si6srum tibligere - og
ole oisie bar trnnet lGnscre frem
oa nprmere mob Wualet END noeen
az oe tiSligere, ielp fraregnet Goofs
oa 9eorp's enbnu uafgiorte Srium.
fer. gIaIfas og Glonoifes Spbogel'
Re Iom @ulolonoe tilbsrer ogiaa oen'
ne Ieriobe; Iigelebes Speu Seoins
bibenffabeIige Spbagelier | aiiens
% grpr9iibent &oo'eoelts
TumIteringcr I afrifos Snbre.
Song 2eopoIbs Gobbprpolitif err
man mi bIit fpit oerhenue.
Snoen bette Sibsrum bar Der |
bette 2dnb pprct afbolot 8 fore ltb'
ftininder. remIid | buffalo. g.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-28
B. Anundsen
DEBORAH. Iowa.

gaar Sc Friosr til abertes
terenoe. iaa ORr iaa beuIig at
meobeIe. al Sc iaa beres
advertisement / ~SecorahsSos
ten. Set iiirer lem Den
bsbite gebnnoIiHn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-28

~ Iaui iuSS lui Puu''1A. " hpa
gar er inoe me6 2ipets pante Spn.
Der og Sorger, 8efpmringer og scr.
g%reIier, - men forbaabentlig ogian
meb fine @I9oer og 8eIiienelier -
ieIp ON BET ifaI bli Sorgens @eriiH.
%nelier; tbi ielp Sorsen fan forparo.
les til @l96e -
"Iaar Seius fommer inc | Sliiet
Sg bans ben isbe SiIiens Sreb
Sar aIle Sierter siennemiuict
90 ianfet Zig / Sielen neo."-
So, "8oriet ielp, naar Seils I'll,
Maa osiaa bialpe SiGlen til
Me6 Galmer at ubbrpbe."
Saa friif til oin @ierrina. @rooer
% gGterl 90 II Se'u Iapn ifal al
bar @iernins ffe - ON Den ifoi font
me os til noget @apn."
llnoertesneoe begpnote bet rpe
aar meo at I9gge @runbitenen I'll
ben r,pe 8irfe for getblebems We-
niabeb / Ballard, Der MI err Ell Del
af Seattle. Denne MenigDeo er
ftiftet og betient af &aitor 8. y.
Mois, ben tro arbeioer | "E;aeltens
@ieruina." Ge peo @rinoltcnsfe.
iten a~siiiterenbe Breiter bar - forlt-
ben Stebets Breit og unbertegneoe
- 9reiterne 6. s. SIien, 6. y.
Sletteoabl og Corral Hprbu. Sir.
fen er allereoe opfsrt % irroiG lte'
penbig; men inbpenbi1 er Den i,fGr'
bia oa uinbreoet. ltuocretagcn Ell
imioIertib tagen | gru1. Set er en-
net og pen gpening. SfnoaJ Den
2ben Sonuor par ieg til gplingbnm
% prpoifebe for bore TO oeroTreuoc
I~eniebeber. Der fortiben or preIte.
Isie. Serfra bar oct i%porenitregs til
9ortlan6, Ore, boor nor Sreos'
Wisiiongmeoe boIbtes So San
Ser bar fsIsenbe al bore Breiter III
i.eop og oeltoe: 8. SfattebG Der
inbleoeSe gmnct - 6. S. Glen, 5.
Sfaor, 81. g. 9ommersnrs, 81.
@oIb, g. ". Sanb, 6. .. &oiina, 9.
6. 81. Senien, $. Siertaas, 8 ~.
Maion, Gilman 9arien, Der er Dc.
niabeoens Ireit, iamt SaHfrnoris
Normano Or. e. q. Gabl. gfeoct
par ogiaa eIers gobt beiegt baaoe
of I~enigbeoens egne Soft og tilre:'
'enbe fra andre Steoer, iom {. W.
Silperton, Ore. og IberSeen. 8aib.
ga, III bar Ri samtunoets Sormono
iblanot os og oct er os en- @l9oe; fot
oct er life ofte at hi, Der Dor beIten'
for De ftore Sfillepegge, faar iao-
ounne geisg. San bar ppret t;eoe
/ Sreaon en- llges Sib. 9enne uee
fommer ban til @aibington os ferf..
fommenbe Ssnoag ifal ban pGtt Scr
/ Sacoma % prpoife for min me
niabeb. 8i bill ba peo Den Gnier.
ming = ifsGae Notwithstanding
= optage Offer til SumfrmSsfas'
len. 9erefter refer ban norooSer
for at beisge Iaa mango az bore SIC.
niabeoer Ianss Srnoet iom ban fan
noa til | ben forte Tib Der itaar til
hans Haaoiebeb. Gaa Sil6Ggercieu
~ltonIer ban otter | Tacoma
for at prroife / Iaitor u. @clos
airfe og bpile no libt efter Surea
for ban besiper fig biniioes Sieloene
iaien.
z bisie Gage bar pi ogiaa
geiea af Sr. Sberitleintnant W. s.
Maanus for 8riitiania, Horse. San
bor ppret Der | 2anoet TO 8unse fsr;
ferite Song mnoer ltoitininsen I
Chicago os moen Sang unoer no
itiuinaeu | ct. 2ouis; men ban bar
life orret noe peo Stiaebapsfplten
fsr mi. Seo fine tibligere gelss
boIbt ban mango Soreorag os Sn'
Iesninaer | pore Menigbeoer siteu'
for. gu er ban beruoe ! inmIne
serinSe. San bolot fit fsrite Sore
oraa - oper ~oet beIlige 2ano"
/ min @euisbeo forrise Sorsoag Nj
ten % besforuben etpar SpIGsnin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-28
On ORB ennss. On 6erre ,onrmer in

| en- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
"gRda leo faa en- HeooIoeri"
"@GrSso - herue ioiter As SIR
"Snf. Bill Sc i9tte Yctroner II"
"gGrsso."
"Satl Csfter 8eooloeren). 90 Ian
frem meb Y~erseIasieu.~
Sutet. Stubent Sonien: "Tu boaS
efterIoo iaa bin rise CnieI big | lit Se'
liamente2"
STUDENT HanasI: "Snietl"
Stneeui Sanieu; "Saaee ban i!ie
uoset til bia isr han bepe?"
Stloent 8arael: "So-o-; ban
iagce. intet bar for eobt for mig"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-28

SrGneer Ss Gu Sgmaifine? "Sus.
benmeu" or iaa goo ION nogen anOen
Gpmaitine Ill ben bObbelte 8ris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-28

SenS "Seeurab .goiten" til Glest %
genner I Wamlelanhct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-28

Mettt Ct On Of osttt aars
! % Srrmisbsser, % Of opm.
me otter be mango btIpiaise
anbsfaliuger, ri bar mubtaeet.
oil sisisIis ntHus Bog siubs
Snterrsie blnnbt "5ecprnhs
Bpfra''s S1iert % nnnrs.
Seern q iaulsaes inDrettrt,
at Der for bier Of aarsts "a,
tpsr Ct fire blaatt siHier mtn
RInbs for JamiIisns % SIrst'
hinges Sabut. itn0er bper
9nto er uHfsrt en- easr Here be-
rsmts &euSs 50 plumbers 5pO'
Ielseag, % pan ben mcbfaa.
tnNe Che Fu6ss Der - for DC
tiliSarenbe 7rtprr - It liast
Ssrs. ct Gpisrum rler IN llos
talslIs At On ener unoen MAINS
tuIats SeriOuiisbea. Oct SiI
sert AZ For SntrrrsIs for cuS
bsr Tamtlse - % fan ogiun
see 5lsie SeiliQbrOer bIine III
ifsetttt Rpttc - puu nrnrt
Raaos at Babr btEt fin Slngt
iamlet ! en- Nig liarn net 500
Mtb aIgibtlie al bpsrt rufrIt
@enIsms JpnirlsGatU 90 Tge'
ieIsanr.
SSgen rr Imult iabbunoru I
eerrto msO Crost "TgSirlss
bassbog'' 6uIbbOghaprr saa
stuegtu % JprFStu. liant rpst
SEit. % ben ieupts irit mtb
Sgaoet for SIPS brtalt SCR.
Tim. ri bar oeina ulOtl sIts
CANT iaobraoRt ! @ulniuit, Iom
'oir 10 G,uts srtra. % be CT
rsi sGrOt bet lille SiaGs ior
uOiteHssts StsIO.
aSttsis;
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-05
TRANSFERS WILL
 NOT BACK DOWN

New York, November 1.-The striking teamsters of the six transcontinentaI ex- press companies today received assur- ances from the state board of meditation and arbitration that their grievances would be favorably listened to if they would consent to forego their cardinal demand for recognition of their union the International Brotherhood of Team sters. Directly and positively came the reply. In mass meeting tonight tho men unanimously resolved that they will stay out until the union is recognized.
 Their action was the one positive devel- opment of the day. Elsewhere there were conferences among the labor leaders and between Mayor Gaynor and Francis g.. Bangs, counsel for the Adams Express company, and Vice President Stockton of the Wells Fargo company, but no final word Issued from any of them The only act taken by the mayor was to up- hold the city ordinance requiring that all express drivers must be licensed by the city, requirement that bars the em- ployment of strike-breakers. The com panies in a statement issued tonight re torted that the larger number of wagons. and in the case of some of the com pznies all the wagons. are engaged in Interstate commerce and as such are not subject to the local regulation in regard to licenses.
 The situation seems more serious than for the last two days said William C. Rogers of the state board of mediation and arbitration tonight. but we arc not without hope of speedy settlement
 Little violence marked the strike today either here or on the Jersey shore.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-05
RESPONSIBLE
 FOR HIGH COST OF LIVING

New York, November 4.-Republican responsibility for the high cost Of liv- ing and for extravaganza and corrup- ton in public life, was the theme to- night of the address delivered by For mer Judge Alton B. Parker at Pros pect hall, Brooklyn. Nor did he for get to pay his respects to Theodore Roosevelt.
 "If the republicans here vote for Dix on the same basis and in the same proportion that believe they will vote up-state,' prophesied the speaker. ..he will be elected by a majority that will oyerwhelm any pretensions to a th,rd term for the presidency of the United States.
 .The republican candidate for gov ernor and his leader seem most de- sirous of discussing the question that appears to be only of passing mo- ment in this campaign and refuse to consider the serious questionable high cost of living. It is practical ques- tion to say the least. The head or inc family who has . good wife. who cares for the children. finds 1t dinl- cuIt to meet the demands of prevail ing high prices, although the national wealth is mounting higher and higher
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-05
SCHURMAN'S VIEWS
 ON ROOSEVELT

Ithaca, N. Y, November 4.-In speech tonight before the Cornell Civic club, which is conducting mock campaign preliminary to taking a straw vote among the Cornell students on Monday. Pres ident Jacob Gould Schur1nann, who was a delegate to the republican state con- vention. and voted in support of Colonel Roosevelt, said:
 T regard MT. Roosevelt's new na- tionalism as the most revolutionary and dangerous programme any political lead CT has laid before the people since the close of the Civil war. To call 1t an application of the ancient moralities to modern conditions is downright trav- esty of the decalogue. In reality, the new nationalism of Theodore Roosevelt is the world-old despotism or one-man mower. decked out in the rainbow prom ises of a benevolent socialism.
 Like all the advocates of despotism, MT. Roosevelt finds the cure Of most h,iman ills in an omnipotent arbitrary and meddlesome executive"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-05

Chicago, November 4-On petition of States Attorney wayman. Judge Kava- naugh late today appointed Former Judge John Barton Payne as special states attorney to investigate charges of con- spiracy made by MT. wayman against Attorney Charles E. Erbstein and others. The action Is the result of steps taken by Erbstein to have the Chicago Bar asso- cfation begin disbarment proceedings against Mir. wayman for alleged jury brfbjng. It is expected by attaches or the criminal court that tue October grand jury. which is still in session, will make the investigation under the direction of MT. Payne. subpoenas have already been issued for several witnesses. MT. Way man says he wants the inquiry taken up immediately, because he believes the charges should be considered by legal boav before disbarment proceedings arc taken up by the Bar association.
 b,ogc k.sssnaughs 5 appointment of MT Payne as a special investigator. which caused stir in the city's legal circles, followed an extended conference between
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-05
JOSH SPEIGHT
 TALKS TO VOTERS

washington, November 4.-(Speciai)- Josh speight was one of the speakers at a rally of democratic college men in the New Willard hotel tonight, when ad- dresses were made by Thomas Nelson Page and other well known men of Washington. MT. Speight, who is study inc law in Georgetown university. is a clerk to the democratic congressional campaign committee. He said in part:
 "I call upon the country to witness this meeting of your men In refutation of the charge that young men of informa- ion and intelligence are abandoning the enduring teachings of the fathers for the sake of aligning themselves with the a,-tv which has been so long in power.
 T protest in the name of the young mems division of the great electorate to which I belong against the charge Hspe- country is about to repudiate the repuD- lican party
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-05
ANOTHER STRIKE
 IS THREATENED

Philadelphia, November 4.-Although leaders of the motormen and conductors expressed themselves as hopeful of avoid. ing another strike against the Philadel- phia Rapid Transit company. the police today ccntinued their preparations for avoidance of further trouble. Mayor Key burn said that out-of-town agiiators would succeed in fomeating another strike. sf
 National Organizer C. o. Pratt Of the Amalganated Association of Street and Electrical Railway employees, met with the executive committee of the Carmens union today and discussed the failure of the arbitrators to decide tho points which have arisen in construing the agreement made at the conclusion of the last strike. At the close of the meeting MT. Pratt made public the following statement:
 developments up to the present time have not resulted in any definite assui : ances In view of the many wild rumors that are afloat this committee has decided to call ali ali-night session of the men Tor tomorrow night. at which the exact sit- nation VIII be explained to them
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-05
INSANE VISITOR
 SHOOTS AT MAYOR

Philadelphia, November %--Harry Clark, & demented man, aged 50 years. created much excitement in the city hsii late this afternoon when in the presence of Direc- tor of Public Safety Clay hs drew & baby hammerless revolver of the smallest cali bre and fired two shots while conversing with the director.
 Attaches of the directors office, be. Eeving their chief had been shot, rushed up and overpowered him. A hurried ex- animation revealed the fact that the tiny weapon contained blank cartridges and that the director had escaped with case of fright.
 Clark, who lived in the same ward with the director, had called to ask permission to sell novelty on the streets. Mir. Clay told him to make application in the usual way. This seemed to excite the visitor and he drew A revolver and fired
 Clark was later sent to the Philadelphia Hospital for the Insane
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-05
New York and Philadelphia Suffer Most While Other
 Cities Feel Effects
DEEP SNOW FALLS IN
 MOUNTAIN DISTRICTS
Trsnsc and Communication in the East Arc Interrupted While Baltimore Is Visited By a Small
 Blizzard

New York, November IA storm of mid swinter intensity, which came boom ing up the Atlantic coast last night, bringing with it sharp gales and heavy falls of snow and rain, left today a broad trail of broken wire communica- ton along the seaboard. Telegraph com panies were beset with difficulty in all directions. The storm was apparently seyerest between Baltimore and Wash ington. all wires being down between those cities. Pennsylvania suffered from & soggy clinging snow and wires across tho state were either down or worked only internlittently Early communication with Chicago was obtained by way of Boston, thence to the west.
 Communication with eastern points was affected by the storm which brought down the snow-coated wires New York state felt the storm and wires worked poorly,
 Broken wire communication affected some of the railroads and trains from distant points were in some cases far be- hind their schedules.
 Five steamships due at quarantine this morning are still unreported at 9:50. The steamers are evidently detained by the high gales and mountainous seas.
 A steamer believed to be storm vic tim was reported anchored off Sandy Hook in disabled condition. She is the French steamer Honduras from New Or leans October B for Dunkirk and Havre, and presumably made this port for refuge in her crippled state and to effect re- pairs