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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-27

- Gin @ouno Dot Ofen, gera6e
10 gut mie neu, fir &oblen uno &old
eingeri6tet, binig 61 falfen. Mabe-
res 5u erfragen III Ser uNoroitern"
Office.
= &onm11enoen Sonntag Mbeno fin
Set in Ser i6mllden &alle Ser ct.
Marien S6ule gum @eiten Ser nnbe-
fledten gmpfangnibgemeinoe ei1e ltn-
tcrbaltul1g ltatt, sic Don Ben Mitglie-
bern 0es airdenbors lrnter 9eitung
oes Yrof. @berbaro S0bl peranitaltet
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tung perbunoene 3med ein l0bli6er
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irt anerfennensmertben 2%ei1tltngen 51
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BEL ebtes @aus ermartet meroen.
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- N6bmoi6inen Ser beiten Sorte
Gus 5lpeiter @ano 51 faufen 5u $500
aufmarts BEL Sbpmas 11rbaniaf, ct.
Glouo, Minn.. 1853
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bon ct. Glou0, Sansft bon Nortb

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Die bodm. 8eneoiftinerp6ter Mfreo
bon st. @lol1o, Meinrao bon 5arming
11no 2oren5 bon &ibmono am Mltare,
inn 8etdtitubl l1nO auf Ser &on5el
Mnsbiilfe. $50 8eidten mltr0en pab=
reno ser @ebetstage geb0rt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-27

@epublifoner nominirt getporoen
bin, eriude id UNI giitige' un=
terftibung aller Stimmgeber BEL ser
fomnen6en MopembermaN gegen 6os
@eripreden, 6aB i6 es mir ouf's
@rnitbafteite angelegen fem laiie, Die
NIT Sem Mmte berbunoener Hfli9ten,
menn ermdblt, CUR 3ufrieoenbeit aus=
5ufiibren rnb fir bas Snterelie 0es
Diitrtfts nad beiten &rdften enquire
ten. Sd erltatte aaen un0 ieoem @in=
5e1nen fir friibere 8egiinitigungen
meinen aufridtigen Can't.
M9tungSbon
49=ba 8. s. 9oDle.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-27

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nnier 8uttermader Jran5 Gnoerle
madt iebt au6 @ement=8lods aus 6e-
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INNER er beginnt, ld)eint inn 81 ge-
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eritattete lebte ISOLDE @ei6dfte bal-
Der Ser @ountp=@auptitaot einen 8e-
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MartD maren am 5onntag BEL ser
5amilie Mi6. &remer gu @oite. -
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6amtlie iiber Sonntag 6ei ser Jamilie
Sobn @tommes auf 8eiud. - So
lepb 1beis fat li6 nit ieineln jl11gen
@eibden auf ser Beter Sbeis 6arm,
Sic er iid gu eigen gemabt, bdusli9
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&leef0nig 0ieier @egen6; er fat 81
8uidel Slice georoiden, sic i'm Ell
men idonen 3reiS einbradten.
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lDitem angebra6t. - Gin brei Sabre
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ton County erridtet miro, lit iomeit
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lpipigen @emein0e.
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@eretmS Na@ri@tem.

j slm ndhlten Montag Mben0 fin
set Sic balbidbrlibe Ser ammlung oes
in 81. Glol1o beltebenoen ct. Soiepb=
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geben bel einem Inn balb aht ubr
Morgens ltattfin0enoen @odamte Sic
@ereinsmitglieoer gemeini6aftli6 CUR
III. &ommltnion.
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stuot=N eui9feiten.

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b4llsli6 eiugeridtet bobe unO 0aB es
ibn1 l1l10 Sen Seinigen am nel1en Ela=
&c lomeit gut gefnle inns moblergebe.
Seinen 6reun0er in ct. CLOUD un0
5teorns County e%ntienoet er ber5lide
@riibc.
- @elegentli6 Ser ant 8. 0ctober
in Sacoma, @oib., gebaltenen 6eier
bes 9el1tlben Cages trat Mntpolt
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nls @o1ptre0lrer aut lporiiber sic IN
geuo11ner 5tnot erideinen0e
nMa6t ont Sun0" folgen0es beribtet:
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iei11en @obulib in Saconm batte unO
ais Mitglieo beS 5dngerbun0es bier
mobl befannt lit, iebt aber berporra=
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0as Sbema: voie 9el1tiben in Sine
rifo" in u1eiiterbofter @eile be5an0el-
te.
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Ganbibat fir tas &eprdien:
tanten=Mmt.

Gin sic Stimmgeber 0es AZ. legisla=
tipen 1iltrifts bon Minnelota.
9eadoen ib bei ser Hrinrarmabl fir
6a5 &epraientantenamt leitens Ser
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-06-16
TABULATINa CENSUS RETURNS.
Mechanism of Machines Which Are
Labor and Time Savers.

Mechanism of Machines Which Are
Labor and Time Savers.
The automatic machine Is the most
recent development in census tabulat-
ing machinery, and had it been per-
fected earlier much of the hand ma
chimes could have been dispensed with,
though, in most cases where readings
must be taken very frequently, the
hand machines are almost, II not quite,
as economical.
Whether in the hand machine or in
the automatic, the counters are oper
made through the punched holes, ac-
cording to e. Dana Durand In the
American Review of Reviews. The
machines are so wired that facts can
be counted In combination with one
another. Thus 1t is possible to count
at the same time facts with regard to
age and marital condition, so as to
show, for instance, on one counter the
number Of married persons from II to
25 years OF age, on another those from
25 to 30, and on others the number
Of single persons of these two age
periods. Each machine, in fact, is
provided with large number of count
ers; as many as sixty counters will
be used in certain runs" Even thus,
however, 1t would be quite impossible
to count all the manifold combinations
of items at single run" of the card.
Each card on the average must be
passed through the tabulating ma
chimes five or six times. In other
words, the work is equivalent to tabu-
lating approximately 100000 cards.
Even the hand machines used at the
present census are much more rapid
than those Of ten years ago. In 1900
the counters used consisted of dials,
from each of which the results for
each county or other unit Of presenta-
tion had to be read by the eye and
taken down on sheets of paper The
present machines are so arranged that
the results on all the counters can
be printed at the some time by merely
pressing a button. This change abso-
lutely prevents errors, which frequent
ly arose in the reading of the dials,
and also greatly economies clerical
labor
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-06-16
SHOT AT INaUIs1TTvE TOURIST.

Woman's Story of Attempted Killing
in Mosque of Omar In Jerusalem.
In letter to a friend in this city,
the Orange IN. J.) correspondent of
the New York Sun says Mrs. Herbert
Turrell tells the story of the attempted
assassination on March 8 of Mrs Moore
in the mosque of Omar at Jerusalem,
of which she was an eye witness. Mrs.
Turrel says she is convinced that wom-
en- have no business to enter sacred
places where the country holds that
they should not be admitted. She says
that the fanatic who fired the pletoi
thought he was doing his duty.
1--WE stopped at the golden gate oppo
site Solomon's court" writes Mrs. Ter
rell. ito have sandals placed on Our
feet. We of the second party were as
sembled Just outside of the outer
screen. when we heard a pistol shot,
followed by four or five other shots in
rapid succession. At first l thought it
was a bomb; then l saw a flash and
smoke. We rushed OF the right of the
mosque in the opposite direction from
the firing.
Following the report women shrek
ed and there was a rushing sound as
of people running. Our guide told us
he would see what the matter was. We
crouched in the corner by a huge pill
lar. not knowing how soon an attack
would be made upon us. Our first
thought was that there was an upris-
ing of the Mohammedans.
"The party which had preceded US
was unquestionably involved, as the
shrieks of women plainly indicated. We
were told that crazy man had fired
a pistol and that the women were
frightened. We realized that there had
been a tragedy, but we're willing to
accept any kind Of explanation.
"The guide said the man had been
firing blank cartridges and had been
arrested. He then proceeded to tell
the history Of the mosque and we pre-
tended to listen to what he said. We
passed out Of door into a court and
here we were Mortified to see blood
snots and a sheik was mopping blood
from the floor.
"Our guide insisted that It was
quarrel among the moslems and that
nothing serious had happened He led
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-06-16
KAIzER HAS PAYING JOB.
Wages Estimated at $22.5o Minute
With Income Beside.

Berlin, June 9.-Kaiser Wilhelm's
income is computed to nicely as the
result of the discussion aroused by the
proposal to increase the royal civil list.
1t is estimated that the income he de-
rives from government sources
amounts to 5,340 marks ($1,335) an
hour, or SO marks ($2250) a minute.
These figures came out in the course
of furious attacks made by Socialists
upon the bill in the Prussian chamber
of deputies.
That the kaiser is really a man of
great wealth is supported by number
of other facts unearthed by opponents
of the BILL He is owner of about 80
landed estates and so royal residences,
including hunting boxes. Also, under
an old law, he receives free, 40 riding
horses each year, valued at about 120,-
900 marks (s90,000) The crown
prince has special income from sep
arate sources.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-06-16

us across the court to the fountain OF
publication. Just as we were about
to enter the temple we heard call
that made our blood run cold
Our guide hastened to see what was
wanted and several shelks beckoned to
us to leave at once We had our san
dals removed by men, who hastened
toward US for this purpose. Our guide
told us that he was wanted and that
he must leave us. He tried to have
US accept the services OF dragoman
to conduct us from the mosque.
Members of our party protested and
he remained with us. The attitude of
the sheiks, as though prepared for an
attack, was not alluring, and felt that
at any moment we would be shot at.
Our guide finally took us to the Chris
tian street, which led us to the Joppa
gate. An empty carriage passed and
several Of our party took 1t and drove
to the hotel.
1--WE learned the details OF the shoot
ing later. 1t appeared that woman
member Of the party that had preceded
us in the mosque had been shot in the
face. A priest in the mosque held the
man, who was on the point of reloading
his revolver and who was within twen-
ty-fve yards Of our party The car
riage used to convey the injured wom-
an. Miss Moore, from the mosque was
the one In which Mrs. Anna l.. Tiche-
ner, of Newark, and Mrs. Lebkkeucher,
Of East Orange, drove to the mosque.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-06-16
INDIANS IN REVOLT
Maya Tribe in YuCatan Kill and
PIundGP Settlers.
Pleading Women SIain-Captured Men
Hacked to Pieces-Operators
Killed and Wires Cut,

Mexico City, June 9.-With tele-
graph wires cut and operators murder
ed or forced to flee, definite informa-
tion is lacking as to the present situa-
ton at Valladolid, Yucatan, the scene
of bloody massacre by Indian insur-
gents several days ago. The govern
ment authorities here today, estimated
the number of killed at 40.
More than 1000 Indians are said to
have been engaged in the attack upon
the town. AT last accounts the insur-
gents held Valladolid, having fortified
themselves in the Jail and other build
ings.
About 2, 900 Federal and state troops
and volunteers are concentrating at
Dsitas, short distance from Vallado-
lid, to march upon the rebels.
General Ignaeio Bravo, commander
of the Tenth military zone, has been
ordered to the scene and will take COM
mand.
Reports as to the cause of the out
break conflict. Some say it began
with protest against orders issued by
the civil authorities known as "Jefe
Politico," while others say it was the
result of drunken spree. 1t appears
to have had some resemblance of or
ganization and is said to have been led
by political malcontents. Colonel Bo-
nilla Montenegro, formerly at the head
of the civil government, at Valladolid,
is said to have been in command of the
raiders.
The first attack was made upon the
buildings where all public offices are
located. After sacking this building,
the rioters turned their attention to
the Jefe Politico. named Regil. The
battle began in the night and it was
a. m. when the attack was made on the
building where Regil and many other
citizens had taken refuge.
A bloody butchery followed. Regil's
wife left her four children and went to
the assistance of her husband, seeking
by tears and prayers to reach the hearts
Of the infuriated raiders. Regil was
cut down before her eyes and his body
was hacked to pieces. The wife also
is said to have been murdered, as were
all the men in the building, numbering
about 20. Later the five or six gend-
armes in the town met similar fate.
The people of the town were terri
fed. MANY fled lin the direction of
Merida. The mob surged through the
town, crying for blood and pillage.
Victor Died, judge of the First In
stance. was assassinated.
Among the victims were Florentine
Echaratta, commander of the police;
Jose Maria Hernandez, second in COM
mand; Pedro Hernandez, the mayor
and the treasurer.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-06-16
The Price of Fame.

1t was in the Office of one of the bis
theaters. A lot Of actors were hang
ing around, a couple of journalists
and a secretary or two A young
woman dropped in for a hasty greet
ing, and then paused a moment to
speak to very well-known actor
whom che evidently met for the first
time. The press agents desk was
open, and in a corner was a package
of pictures Of the celebrated actor.
The latter looked them over, and as
the young woman exclaimed that he
should give her one he said, with an
insinuating smile to the press agent:
ALAS, they are not mine. They be-
long to Mr. Dash!"
81 can't give any away" said the
latter. Each one costs me 20 cents" !"
Surely that is cheap!" the young
lady suggested.
The press agent ignored her and
turned to the actor.
Cheap? Do you think anybody
would pay that much for your"
And the young lady laughed and
went without her picture.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-06-16
WORK is ORDERED RESUMED
New York Central President Much
Pleased With Settlement.

New York Central President Much
Pleased With Settlement.
Washington, June 8. - President
Brown, of the New York Central, was
so pleased at the way in which Presi-
dent Taft treated the railroads in the
present controversy over rates that he
said tonight he would order the re-
sumption of all work on the Central
which he ordered suspended last Fri
day.
This work, it was said at that time,
would require an expenditure of about
SIS, 5,000,O 900. 1t had to do with the i'm
proving of stations, building new ones,
laying additional tracks, making yard
and roadbed Improvements. The Cen
tral also will permit the Pressed Steel
Car company, Standard Steel Car COM
pany and American Steel Car company,
all of Pittsburg, to go ahead with or
ders given them some time ago for
5000 new freight cars which he esti-
mated would cost about $1,000 each.
The orders for these cars were can
celled Friday also.
Commenting on the agreement reach
ed with the administration today, Pres
ident Brown said: at was Just as
good an arrangement as could have
been made"
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-06-16
Van cIeave Can't Produce.

Rock Island, H., June 8.-James B.
Van Cleave, ex-state insurance COM
missioner, failed today to get before
the Rock Island county grand jury as a
voluntary witness in the fraternity in
surance investigation. Van Cleave,
who was here last week, claimed to
have documentary authority for with
drawing S57, 900 reserve funds of the
Fraternal Tribunes from the Chicago
Title & Trust company and depositing
it in the Lincoln National bank of
Springfield, from which it was paid out
on alleged bogus death claims.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-06-16
spits Work In RaIIingsr Case.

Washington, June 9.-Friends of
Horace Tillard Jones here assert that
he was badly treated by being dis
missed from his position as special
agent by the Interior department. 1t
is stated that he had placed his resig-
nation in the hands of H. W. Schwartz,
chief of special agents, but that it was
ignored and placed on the indefinite
ly supended" list, in spite of the un-
derstanding with Schwartz, it being
known that indefinite suspension" in
this instance is the same as dismissal,
on account of Jones' upholding CLAWS.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-06-16
BAD QUAKE IN ITALY.
Large Area Badly Shaken-Dead Num-
Der About go.


Rome, June 8.--Great apprehension
has been caused again by seismic dis
turbances showing that the zone affect
ed by the earthquake shocks today is a
vast one, embracing practically the
whole of Southern Italy, as we'll as
portion Of Tuscany and Venitia to the
north.
Some reports estimate the number
of dead at so, and of injured at several
hundred. 1t is feared that many are
buried in the ruins of buildings thrown
down at Calitri. 1t is said that in
this town half the buildings have been
wrecked and the number of dead is
above 35.
From many other towns and villages
come stories Of fallen homes, death and
suffering. At San Sole, in the pro-
vince of Potensea, six persons were
killed and five injured. The convicts
in the prison at Bonavento became
panic-stricken and tried to force their
way past the guards, but were over
powered by troops.
The district in which the most seri-
GUS damage occurred extends for only
about so miles about Mount Vulture,
in the province of Avellino.
This region has suffered much in the
past from earthquake shocks and in
1851 800 persons were killed.
The government has taken hold of
the situation with promptitude and al
though the earthquake occurred during
the night military and civil authorities
were soon hard at work giving aid to
the injured, preparing shelter for the
homeless and bending their energies to
the re-establishment of order.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-06-16
Sugar Trial Evidence All In.

New York, June 9.-The taking of
testimony in the sugar underweighing
conspiracy trial ended today and ar
rangements were made for addresses
to the jury. Separate addresses were
allowed counsel for each of the three
defendants, Charles R. Heike, secre-
tary of the American Sugar Refining
company; Ernest w. Gerbracht, the
former superintendent of the Williams
burg refinery of the trust, and James
w. Rendernagel, the former cashier.