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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-01
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-01
Graft

.sThe directors of the road were prec' ious lot of grafters.'
 You don't say SO
 "Yes. every last man of them had his appendix removed and charged the cost to operating expenses"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-01

not be made to look realistic. so he made up his mind that he must experience a criminals impressions hiinss
 So a few weeks ago he went into the country and set fire to a barn in order 10 gain vivid impression of an incen- diarys feelings before, at and after q crime, so as to be able to put that scene on the stage better than the manager.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-01
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-01
chief Ensineer Appointed

Baltimore, December 31.-Announce- ment was made today of the appoint ment of Francis Lee Stuart as chief engineer of the Baltimore and Ohie system with headquarters at Baltimore, vice A. w. Thompson, recently pro- noted to be general manager. Mr. Stuart has been chief engineer of the Erie for the past five years.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-01
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-01

ice which have meanwhile formed at the Volga estuary, barring access to the
 barges which have partly survived the battering by ice, flood and storm
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-01

A kind-faced young man. secretary to one of the senators, had occasion not long ago to run over to the French embassy to deliver some papers to Aynba ssador Jusserand.
 It promised to be the first time in a number of years that he had met opportunity to utilize his college course 1l French and before going to tho em-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-01

The Czar is taking a strong stand with the duma and it has been reduced prac- tically to an advisory chamber with no real power. M Guchkoff, president of the duma, has, understand. decided to resign as the result of recent audience with the Czar.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-01

Amendments are proposed to the law requiring the marking of the graves of Confederate soldiers who died in northern prisons and were buried near by. Extension or he time of the com- r-ission charged with that work for three years from February 26 next IS urged in a report submitted to the House by the military affairs commit tee N
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-01

Besides these two most interest is felt in the fights in Massachusetts where Gov ernor Foss is trying his best to beat Henry Cabot Lodge; Rhode Island where there is a chance for a deadlock over the succession to Aldrich, with a chance that that able gentleman may after all be compelled to come back, and New York, where there Is curiosity to see just what kind of man Tammany will choose for the Senate.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-01

If begins to look as if Hon. South Trim
 ble of Kentucky will be clerk of th
 next House. MT. Trimble, who ws speaker of the Kentucky legislature dul ing the celebrated Goebel trouble, was member of the Fifty-seventh. Fift! eighth and Fifty-ninth Congresses, all was Chairman Lloyd's chief lieutenan
 with headquarters in Chicago. in the la two congressional campaigns gre
 many of the democrats think his electie to the clerkship of the next House VI be a fitting tribute to the valuable SC vices he rendered his party.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-16
Linen Suits
ALL good showing of white-a few coors-a broken
ne-thats why the cut is decisive Values up to
$225O.
Choice $6.95 Monday
So and $S Waists $1.95

Good news never quits coming from the Wal
ker store-Just received word from the suit Sec
tion of another line of waists to be added to the
sale They are dainty lingerie effects high or low
neok-long short sleeves. A beautiful variety
of styles and a full range of sizes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-16

Twenty-Five of Our Windows
Are given over today to display of
the garments included i'm this sale
only representing a fractional part of
the extraordinary offerings Come
early Monday
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-21


s Russell Sentinel It seems to the
casual observer, lowering at our Ell
bows, that the case against CoWan
might as well have been dismissed
by the senate after the first vote on
admitting testimony had been taken
for on roll call after roll call the
same men are voting may and the
same men are voting .'ay with the
most most mono nous regularity There
rs no reason Ito believe that this will
not continue unto the end Of the
chapter, and those; men who have
voted SO solidly and persistently to
bar testimony may be looked for, to
vote for q complete vendi cation 81 the
accused jurist. It is 4 q sad case IN
deed, when What lis supposed to be
the highest and most intelligent court
Ia the land Is: comp osed Of members
! W Chs 4. seem to have forgotten that they
are sexpe cted to decide this case on
It's merits without bias, favor or fear,
and appear to have united in an ef.
fort to bar out I'M ortant evidence
offered by the prosecution Rulings
% the president Of the senate have
been reversed BY VI vote OF that body,
and eYeryt thing works out splendidly
to show that the judge win receive d
[pre,arrang ed Yin.dicati On Tis true
that 4 well oiled oliticaI machine
cares nothing for the fair name 81 the
state, and that. Ii the final analysts,
the tools of the machine cares moth.
[ing for the people who placed them
In office.
But the high hest court IL the land
the people wat ching the play and
noting the work OF the senators, and
when anothe eetion rolls around Y
few political aInbit ons may be shat.
tered and q few would. he statesmen
who before electio had serious at.
tacks Of the malady Of wanting I'll
Serve the dear people may be taken
ioRthe perch and relegated 10 tie po,
ilitIeai eraveya
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-21


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eWs ls1pels ate lnqlng tauir Win the
9 mere ere
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~ sos. y invetl gatlons q one u
w = slee at 'oil ~ oponeent
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ts e. W ena NJ
ne aSss = 8 llsh y MS oIlclal capac-
.sy naye ~ Vr1ng on ms qlllllnca lions
ollcs' ~ points out tnat
~ ~ not make g = s. crime ior
:. ehe e TITLE ~ q drl sl store.
n Inc ~ 3
pouy isas cnafgeu tnat a. act OF
iilh siA g urug store 31s 2 statu-
toty crilne me question that mas
rs. ana alds ana aDets tne
Yioiallon ol q AVIS himself compez
tent g administer 's tna :. refer
ence V rne very person q VINO rs lolat.
III ~ ms Is KnloWledge and a.
uis iAeslee'G1As 70 MS opening ar 1'
nell eertalnly one ne OF me most most
assessments that nat has ever
pes ii l u cne strl = Is: otS anyzcase
y modern tlmes:o Ordinarily "a an open
ins staee'iphent, Wnether of prosecution On
u aelense' - con m to g disp pas
sionas staeenie DO OF Wnat ALL Il u PFC
poseu - prove, ana the character 81
~ .estilnoly Wnlch rs 70 be ~. intro y
uucea as proof me conclusions ,lll l' are
usuatiy leie. 70 20 drawn from rom the evil
uence ieseh ana In the the maj arg1t
menus Tue pleas are made sol Certainly
~ coinplahtI can ne made that the; the
senate iailea % aliow the ne defendant y
a'ne iathtuae ne desired y. n making
tnis s statement zen ~. ss y & . IS
- 54s.s !. {, z 555.3
sS4,. wa ne great ~, .Du lss
80 snas = pelns ilaoe over tne e.
ioats . rig ene ssta1e q az az undeslrable
omeei oyei 81 Dislna 7s1 Is I: provlng4to
W .nan an opp 'lt1 " y
- !. ~ .ai ouiuEoe poiltlcians ana
suseloe eouts lawyers g make ais-
pts's - 'nei lihs power ana EXPLOIT
ene i,ss s. tne eApehse Soitne state
euu 80 80 go. ~ piess ,z[ss .,yss
~ iipeaenlent case IS was Va :
.H = "as nopeu ~ - lair lnl I'll tli
= 1oie .nat ~ greae les s
ooseu = one ~! nundred a a[lssst ntlty
$500 -, cnosen Il a Is ele .,'eo
.nio ~. system q primary electlons,
= ses poiities ana nooorllety, pup 3,
i IDLY stilu AlsieHusuip lonS enough 10 at
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-21

81 argo Courie News: IL John !
59GoWan bought liqu or: from 4 drug store
which was selling Il unIaWftilly what
was the Judge o. the Second district
doing at that time .3Sss$s
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-21

ID Typewriter for sale, Oliver No. s. In
good shape. Inquire at this Office Il.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-21

M ~: -. 7IE-t. y. =. -,3
& FOR ssALE-Team of work. horses
fifteen years old, weight 1900 pounds
Ais team Of little ponies. coming
years old. Address Tony Prete, Dew
lis Lake, N. d. -;.ss, i. ~ ,.-.:: ~.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-21

I'D key ;Repor ter:: a majority Of the
members Of the senate at Bismarck
seem % determined to rule out all UNI
specific NJ evidence in delayed cases
charged against Cowan. It seems to
\ us as II. all the evidence procurable
B should be brought before that body.
I IfS CoWan Is not guilty he should not be
afraid Of new eyid 81.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-21


trial do any good Its certainly win
result In sending Cowan back to- his
debauch cherries, back to his friends and
boon ompanions back n to revenge
himself upon II tigants who dared to
oppose his course and upon attorneys
who have lifted their voices against
what they deemed the wrong a com
Ementary upon y state that none Of us
need hold our heads high over. Then
what was the Ssuse off ~ all II as
worth an that and more I'd find out
what ,anner 81 men represent us. II
was worth all that and more to learn
and TO prove 10 the whole state that
the old machine was as corrupt AS ii
was before and that the Republican
party, In its hands. neither looks at
nor cares For the moral les. nor pub.
|lic right ousness, and excerpts only ex-
|pendie fences. We are learning even IL
the lesson costs SCI, 900. Ne need "a
few such lessons. We need to- be
Jared d little to keep us from drifting
We need am Walxener. his man ses-
Gaping scott free, vii B do more to III.
tard Justice II Worth Dakota than
sthe ESCAPING of y hundred 90 the
common, petty criminals from their
deserts. But Il viii be The spur that
will eventually drive US on to better
and clsaner things III town lives,
Iin our courts ID our political economy,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-21

Willow City Eagl The vote 81
Garden of this county Is always Oh the
right side and ii the interests ST the
state and It's people which Is more
u can be said $of some. 9S$$s
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-21

.Jud Leader The people of the
state should not be 50 unreasonable
Eas to find fault because Judge CoWan
has jig 3. such staunch supporters In the
I senate. here is honor among rouges..
3s Jud 1Iaead Ter: It seems that the sen
ate ate in the CoWan imp achuent pro,
$5cee.d1iings IS interpr citing the rules Of
az iIdtence strictly where IT benefits the
efensess but otherwise little attention
\ is paid ito the rules. 4.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-21

Palermo Herald: Such pitiful
] sum as $751; 900 assessed against the
! many million dollars worth Of prop
erty in this state, the state would not
be justified IN ropping the inYestiga-
ton Of 4 the CoWan case. These
charges we're made against a district
judge, and IT was the duty Of the
state ito find out whether they were
/ true or false. .s3 sSs=
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-21
chville Bull tin Will the North
Dakota Senate do to Judge Cowan
what The 10 !. s. Senate did to Senator
Il Lorimer2

E'dgeley Mail II now begins Is
look as though the 4 senate was trying
10 e 4 figure out 9 way to- clear Cowan
of the impeachment charge. Sas
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-21

AS the jurist devoted consid erable
his time TO calling witness liars
hurting ejithets at those opposed to
him and II other ways expressing 81
.tremely strong approval Of the evi
3 dence presented against the honor
able gentleman it was believed Esby
q disinte spectators that he
made a good witness for the prose
Fargo GouriersN News cording K
public stat ment recently made, 4
fudge can divest himself ofs his onlcial
entity and drink In drug store IL
which ne has granted q permit Ito sell
liquor only Tor legal purposes; Per
4 maps this Is true But supposes an at
torney Id q hurry should seek and find
Il the Judge engage Ia this pastime ant
ss;ask and secure his sign nature 20 q 1ega
document, would the Judge attach his
signature as Judge Oh as private indiv
dual l'lhis conund rum puzzles Thu
1ayman, as most of them suppose tia;
u u Judge was d judge ait all hours, da,
on nigh and authorized to 81 gn paper.
as such whereve mi ght be-
be this latter Idea would be- cor
rect II would be imp ssible FOR al,
Judge to diyest himself Of his ofilcia
acter FOR al win ne cal
exercise any Of the ions pertain
10 d Judge oss the district court
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-21
CONNIE on trial

ita iHota Obsery Acc ling to
some ], Ct II the state witnesses the coWan
chm1ent case stinks',, with
liquor \. 5s2S
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-21

54 Omemee Herald Will be 4 oficially''
informed In al few days that man may
make the round with the boys, drink
iinSeeyry public place 81 town, vonit in
sa hotel and fall asleep on the floor in
q livery barn and vet be a model citi-
zen worthy f the I confidence Of the
voters. 5,5
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-21

Washburn Lead r:: The senators
are still IA session over the CoWan i'm
parchment case The people n gen
eral through the state have no
doubt made their decision of the sena-
3torsif they follow the examples set
them by the primer case. .S
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-21

jamestown Capital: Judge Cowan
spoke il his. own defense IN his i'm.
] parchment trial. s.EIIe who has lived
55sas have he said a soft impeach-
.ment Witch some OF thes senator
\ might resent and be imphatically de
\ clared that no man has ever seen me
drunk Or staggering since became
(, district Judge Z,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-21

M WilloW City Eagle: u ut would be5 III.
5teresting to have the grey matt II
the skull 81 Senator Simpson analyzed
and then the puss In the; heads OF his
stool pigeons just to find out just
how This one man sW,ays the state
senate to suit himself. 5s#53s5s
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-21

rs Omemee Herald 81 The report comes
from Washing ton that enator-elect
Lorimer Of Illinois, ma yet lose his
seat, as new seyide nce has been secur.
Eed to prove that he obtained his seat
BY the use Of money. How would5it
be for Lorinler to take IA change of
venue to the North Dakota senate +? :Ss3asi9fs
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-21

Fargo Courier-N Jews: Some 81 the
newspapers are finding fault with the
cost % Il Of the sCowan inVestig alton There
was no omplaint BY them, however. at
the cost Of investig ations Of one Or
two Of theeirs political oponeents.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-15

There is probably no egg dish that
is surer to please everybody than a
scramble with minced ham. This
scramble may be cooked In individual
shirred egg dishes and deserved with
D slice Of very crisp bacon on the
top. A tablespoonful Of minced ham
to an esq is the usual allowance. Put
q level tablespoonful Of butter into
each dish, and when it bubbles turn
out separating the white and yolk and
has been mixed with the ham and
seasoned with salt and pepper Put
the dishes into q pan Of hot water on
the stove and stir and turn with the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-15

A nice supper dish Il cheese and egg
thimbie. Beat six eggs very light and
add to them a little warm milk. In
which q pinch Of soda has been dts
solved ave tablespoonfuls OF grated
cheese and a pinch each OF paprika
and salt. Butter small plate pan.
mn with the egg mixture and set III
"a baking pan Of boiling water until
the egg IL set. Turn out carefully
on hot platter and pour hot tomato
sauce about them. serve at once Il
they soon tall
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-15

beautifully sung by Walter E. Schnee-
loch, a very recent acquisition from
New York. Mr.. Schneeloch also gave
passage of the work, And He Bowed
His Head and Gave Up the Ghost.
His voice is moderately powerful and
brilliant, low notes full and round, and
he appears to have at command all
gradations OF tone. He gave great aid
In the choruses, adding much to their
beauty. The work was preceded by a
short service by the dean and the bish-
op pronounced the benediction. Sew
eral OF the bass solos were taken by
A. T. Russell, OrviIle Wood and Direc-
tor Powers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-15
EASTER MUSIC
AT THE CHURCHES

First Congregational Church.
At 1890 the music will be as fol-
lows:
Hosanna ......,.... Gramier- Adams
AS it Began to Dawn ....... Buck
Tenor solo-My Hope Is Everlasting
.................... Stainer
Awake Thou That Sleepest -. Stainer
The Daughter of Jairus 1895. Stainer
AT 1880 p. m. the quartetete will give,
The Story OF Christ in song-His birth,
his Epiphany, his childhood, his man
hood, his triumphal entry, his agony,
his crucifxion, his resurrection, his as
cension. The musical programme for
the evening will conclude with the
Sanctus.
The choir for the morning and even
ing services win consist of Miss Mar
guerite L. Beard, soprano; Miss Pennie
Champine, alto; H S. Houglum, tenor:
c. H. Lavell, bass; Hubert K. Beard.
accompanied.
Easter Day-Gethsemane Cathedral.
s a. m.--Celeberation Of the Holy
Communion.
Prelude. Entree de Procession. .Batiste
Professional hymn ITO. Come We faith
full.
kyrte Eleison ,....,....,..s.. Elvey
Gloria Tibi ...,....... Gounod
Mr.. Schneeloch.
Sanctus .................. Cambridge
Agnes Del .................... Carrot
Gloria in Excelsis .............. Anon
Recessional Hymn 121, The strife is
DER.
Postlude. Fuge, in e fiat . Mozart
1890 o'clock-Morning Prayer and
Holy Communion.
Prelude, Easter ....-...s.... lie Mare
Professional Hymn lilo. Come we faith
ful.
Anthem, Christ our Passover .
...5................. Mornington
Psalter Gloria ................. Elvey
TIE Deum laudemus ............ Buck
Benedictus Observation-Disclosures. Anon
Introit Hymn 11S. Angels, roll the rock
away
Gloria Tibi .................. Gounod
Hymn 112. Jesus Christ is risen today.
Sermon by Bishop Mann
Cffertory anthem. Christ is risen. Gaul
Sanctus .........s........ Cambridge
Agnes Del .........s......... Carrot
Gloria IN ExcelSiS ,.,...... Old Chant
Recessional Hymn 121, The strife is
DER.
Postlude, Gloria .......... Mozart
p. m.-Sunday School Festal Service
Prelude. Evensong ..,.. Morse
Professional Hymn lis. The day Of
resurrection.
Psalter Gloria ......... Elvey
Magnificent INSTRUMENTATION. Smart
Nunc Dimittis ......... Turtle
Hymn lie, Angels. roll the rock away,
Address by Dean bowling
Presentation Of the Missionary offer
ing.
Ofrertory Hymn liz, Jesus Christ is
risen today.
Recessional Hymn ITO. Come We faith
full
Postlude, Roman March. 1900. Clark
j. Harold Powers, choirmaster
Charles William simmons organist
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-15

The vested choir OF the Episcopal
cathedral church OF Gethsemane gave
a performance Of The Crucifixion. by
Sir John Stainer. as a part of the Len
ten weekday service last Wednesday
evening and despite the heavy rains
the great work was heard by a congre-
cation OF people from Fargo and Moor
head which more than half filed the
sacred edifice. There were upwards OF
thirty voices in the choir which had
been augmented by several OF the best
singers, from the student body OF the
Moorhead normal school, The work
was given under the direction OF ii.
Harold Powers. the cathedral choir
master, with Charles w Simmons at
the organ. and how masterfully did he
play the accompaniment to the SOL
emn music Of the meditation on the sa-
cred passion OF the Holy Redeemer
Mr.. Powers has every reason to feel
proud OF his singers. They performed
their parts with much energy and en-
thusiasm and showed q lively appre-
citation Of the needs and possibilities
OF each situation. The sopranos were
particularly strong, and were inde-
pendent and aggressive in the matter
OF attacks. There were few un-
avoldable absences which rather mar
red the general balance OF the choir.
but that cannot be helped In volunteer
organizations.
The opening recitative and some
other numbers were well handled by
Clarence Larson. Very effective was
the work Of Keith Walker. baritone Of
Moorheads especially tn the first solo,
The Agony The tenor solo. The Ma
5esty OF the Divine Humiliation, was
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-15
SUBJECTS FOR SUNDAY IN FARGO CHURCHES

NoteSpcal Sunday
OF churches win
Musicians department OF this
Death AM DR. Beard First congregational church.
1880 l.. m.
Message cha Ryan Adams Presbyterian
church 1880 m.
power Resurrection F. B. sapp Christian church.
library assembly a m.
z. Peterson
1890 q.
Meaning Bssr church.
1920 a. m 4
The Faith Ralph Blaming Plymouth congregational
church. 1890 a.
shall the Again. o. Lutheran
church, 1880 a
l. Bnsaman. Evangelical church
IL a.
wuaead church lo.
a.
1880 m.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-15
cheese ana Eaa ThImhIs.

point OF a teaspoon from the center
until the eggs are creamy.