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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13
Scr 8eind nuierer sd)lad)tidiffe.
50 @aihinq N, 10. Mprtl.

Gos geplarte 8elu6sprogramnl ser
5peiten Dtpilion 0es atlantilhea1
Observation-Disclosures in Ser Sitiee
lpabreno ser Monate Mai uno Suni
ldlieBt 0os 9lnlaufen bon lie einem
Sofen in 9anemarf, Sdtpeoen, &nB=
lon6 un0 3el1tlhlonb ein. 80 fat oos
SSlottenamt angefiinoigt. @a6rldein=
Ii6 &peroen aue bier 9ioilionen oes
Observation-Disclosures mabren6 Of
tober, 9fopember u11o Ge5ember tn
n1itteHQnoii6en @etpaliern fren5et.
Mon ertpartet bon oielen SSabrten in
frelnoen @elpdiiern, mobet ofters Sd
fen angelauien meroen, ein bel1eres
un0 relhlideres Refrl1termaterial fir
sic i5lotte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13
&ieb bon @fanoinabien.
9 e Ri n, 8. Mpri

~ eI u, o. Aplu.
Die 6euti@e &egierung fat sic
Nbiiht angefiinotgt, MaBregeln sur
freten @tnfubr bon S@1a6tpieb aus
5fan6inabien gu treffen. Ser 3u=
berfulinteit fiir oaniides gieb miro
NIT sem l.. Suli a,1fboretl-- ,uno ar,
ieine Steqe miro sic gelpobnlide ln-
teriudung treten. slu@ beabiidtigt
Sic Megierung sic grridtung elmer
9narnnt1neitatio,l III SuBnit, pon
mo Dor 5tpei sSSabren Elm 5abrboot=
eienit nod Sdue0en uro geormegen
eingeridtet tpur6e, I'M sic ginfubr
BON g9la6tpieb bon S6me6en un0
Moripegen gu erleidtern. 9urd 0ieie
MaBregeln io1 ser 6leii6notb tn
Deuti61an6 gelteuert mer0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13
8efannter 9sulitifer tpbt.
cleveland, g., 10. Mprtl.

y G % q II D, ~, lU. NpIu.
Com g. ssobnIon 5meimal &on-
greBgeor6neter oes 81. Sbioer 8e5tr<
fes, bier @fal 8iirgermeilter Don
Glepelano, @erfed)ter oes 0reicent>
Observation-Disclosures un6 Elm Der
uorragenoer 8efiirmorter ser Single
=5beorie 6es peritorbenen @enrp
George, itarb bier nad langerer
aranfbeit i'm Mlter bon 81 Sabren.
Gin 2ebergei6miir peruriabte Sen
Sob. @err ssSobnlon mar ieit langer
ols einem Sabr franf, ood mar iein
3ultat,o ni6t beiorgniBerregeno. sber
am Is. Mar5 trat cine @eri@1imme=
rl,ng i11 ieinen 8efin6en Elm, eine
@ode ipdter legte er iih, Inn ni&t
1pie6er auf5niteben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13
- @einri6 Miiller uno gllois

nieoer. - @einrid Mmler uno 9llois
@eisbrid baben Sic Heter Muuers
@aae nit 2atten perleben, II. sic Giin=
der lper6en jett bal6 fire Mrbeit in
9lngrtff nebmen. - GaS alte S9ul=
baus lit auf elmer 8eriteigerung ner-
fauft tporoen, un0 0ieienigen, lpelbe
oasielbe ltiidpeiie iid aneigneten, uer=
sen 0as @ebduoe por 6em 6. Mai meg
traltsportiren n1iiiien. Sic @rlun0or=
beiten fir 0aS rleue Sdulbaus peroen
pon Sos. @orl6 fir $40 beiorgt. Die
slusgrabungen mer0en in elmer @roBe
Don 4Sx49 SUP 1n0 3 SUP tief be-
lorgt. 9lu9 lit oas 6abren oes San=
oes uno oes 8aumaterials I'M &on=
traft ausgegeben. - g. &tnsberger
beluhte ieine Go6ter un0 oen 5dmie=
geriobn Gr. 6. Seguin lette @o6e.
= &ooger @eltboloer, 6er sobn un-
ieres 9lr5tes, traf bon Ger ct. Sobns
l1inperiitat, lpoielbit er itl,oiert,
letten Sonntag bier Elm, Inn oas
Oiterfeit inn elterli9en @auie gu
perleben. - Seberman, tpelder in
Der ISOLDE pom 15tem bis % ten Mpril
bei nns fir 10 9uQars 8aaren fir
8aar pber 8rponete fault, erbalt cine
@efermbr (9llarmclpf) als @eidenf.
@ir baben bie gr0fte Mmsiuabl aaer
Mrten @aaren 5n ben biqtgiten &rei-
icn. @ergeft nid)t: bei nns fanfen,
meint @e6 iparen. @e'u &ter5 store.
2ittle Sails.
Sic poaitdncige 2ebrfraft unierer
'staoti6ulen lit fir oaS fommen0e
Sduliabr beibebalten lporoen: -
@oGm. @err Sobn g. 9lltenoorf MEL
der li6 gu elmer 8eiudsreiie na6
ieiner alten Seimatb inn idonen
&beintbale riiitet, eritattete Mitte leb=
ter @ode 6em bodm. @errn 9. &id)=
ter in Melroie einen freun0i6aftliden
9eiud. - Sic bieiige sdgemiible lit
leit LETTER @o9e mte0er I'M poIen
getrieb, mo0ur@ bunoerte fleiBige
@dn6e 8eihdftig1ng erbalten baben.
u Muf @runo bon snitruttionen iei=
tens 6es Hoitoepartements miro am
1. Mai cine Neueintbeilung ser 2ano=
ppitrouten in Morrtion County in
&raft treten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13
eSrene ,uieocr flutt.
g e 10 9 0 +, 10. Mpri

slnideineno unbel6aoigt bis auf e1=
men fleinen S6aoen am Steuerru0er,
ulr0e ser 2lopo0ampfer Nrin5eB
Serene am Sonntag geadmtttag pteoer
flott, fait ebenio iiberraideno, mie er
am Ionnerltag friib i'm gsebel in Ser
gso6e bon Sire ssslan0 auf Sen Sano
qelal,ien mar. 1en ieit SEM eriten
9oge Inn Sen 0anpfer bemiibten
gdleppern gelang es, 0ielen nnb So
1tii,,oiger @efangenid}aft, nadoen1 am
sSreitag Sic / ZOO Eaiiagiere onrd Sen
,.Nrin3 iSrieorih @ilbeln" atah Ne1p
g)orf gebradt 1porben maren, enoltb
frei 3u befon1men. 3as Sbiff gtng
sonntagabeno IN Ser Ndbe oes Scott
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13
Sransatlantiide 2tftlinie.
g erlin. 10. Mpr'

Gin rieiiges 2uftidiff fir Sen
transatlantilden 1ienit miro bier ge=
baut, uno cine @eieaidaft NIT $2,=
100000 slftie,lfapital fat iid CUR
iSoroerung bes ltnternebmens gebil=
Set. 2as 2uftldiff ion adtmal 10
grob iein, mie 3eppelins neue
uDeuti9lano," nan1lid 775 SUP lang,
getrieben BON 80 Motoren. gs loa int
Itanoe iein, auBer elmer @eiabung bon
100 Mann 200 Hoiiagiere GIT tragen.
Iie ltnternebt11er bebaupten, baB es
imltanoe iein miro, bon 2onoon na6
Seem gorf obne I'm fa4 81 fabren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13
Gd1ueres @intcr,uetter bGlt an.
q SIN IT, 9[p1


8ittere &6Ite uno auBergelp0bnli-
DIE sdyneefGue, bon tpel6en 6as oel.t=
i9e Mei6 uno feline Madbarlan0er ieit
5ogen beirngeiudt ipor0en, balten
iiberoQ an. 9lus &oln iperoen adt
@ra0' l,nter Nun genelbet. Die Ser
febrsiatpierigfeiten mebren iid, na6
Sen porliegenoen 8eridten, in oen
peri9ieoenlten @egen6en nit ieoer
Stun6e. Bie aug 2emberg un6 8u=
bapeit bierber gemel6et miro, iino Ga
li5ien un6 l1ngarn pol1ig i4neeper=
>pebt. Ser S9a6en, lpelder an Den
Saaten uno Ser Sbltbliite angeri9tet
moroen lit ungebeuer groB.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13
@eitt / Eissa8B3 5 !

@artenburg int Serrenbauie gebalten
batte. Ser @raf bate in geu1aBigten
@orten oie gi0esfrage befpro9en un6
ser 8efiir@tung Mus6rud berlieben>
ooB ernfte Golgen un6 &onflifte auf
6en @ren3gebieten oes 5taats un6 Der
Stride entiteben n1o@ten. Dr. 9. 4opp
erflarte foruren, es ieien bereits friiber
bic I'M Mooerniitenei6 gefor6erten
tir4li@en @erpfli@h1ngen borbanben
gapefen. Ser gio entbalte fei1te neue
8in6l1ng. --.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13
8eiteQuna beftatiat.

aonfantinopeI, 6 10. Mpril.
Mfit 115 gegen 40 Sttn1men mur.
oe am 5onntag i'm tiirfiiden Barla.
ment Die 8eiteQung Ser neuen 8riegs.
idifte, oreier 94ladtidiffe nro ei.
ner @n3abl fleinerer Sabr5euge BEL
ser Jirma Mrnitrong, 8bitlporo &
60. in 2on6on beftdtigt. 8eridie6ene
anoere @eieuidaften, 6arunter ote
Bethlehem @teel &c., beflagte1 ii9.
6aB ibre Mngebote iibergangen m11r-
Sen troboem file nieoriger tparen. Gin
beion0eres &omitff?NyeaTfqer ?Nyefqer pom tiirti-
l@en gorloneing trogeff11 f11nteriu@une
ole1er 6rase gem nit Sen 'roen ons-
1eloe fonl1fe Gu proprio" ntl9e1onng
IT, treffen, oa Sas .,111ltiif. 0einiitertnn
1i@ meigerte, oie, ,unq BON ldn &ften
aus3uliefern. !, ;onar g.,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13
Sdhueres @rmbenltmaliid.
Scrnnt 0 II, Gn.. 10. Mpr

Scront 0 II, 80, TO. MprlI.
gel einem in Ser Bancroft @ru=
fe in 1broop, unlpeit Scranton, Ta.,
Gonnerltag fritz ausgebrodenen 5eu=
er perloren fiinf5ig Bis ied)5ig Eerio=
men, Mdnner unS Sunaen, oas &C.
fen. Das augeniheinli6 I'M Maldi=
nenrol1m ausgebrobene iSeuer perbrei=
tete lid nit folder @ei6minoigfeit,
oaB sen l1ngliidliden ser &iidrpeg ab=
aelhnitten lpur0e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13
&erfaiimnastuibria.

Ybilo6eIpb : a, So, 10. Mpril.
9luf Sen @ru1to fin, oaB es @laiien=
geiebgebung lei, erfldrte oas HenniDl=
canier Staotsobcrgeridt oas M@titun<
oengeiet oieies Staates fir perfai-
lungsmiorig. 9as @eleb tuuroe in
1897 BON ser 2egislatur angenonr=
men 1no beitin1nte, oaB 2eute, Sic
BEL 0ffentli6en s(rbeiten bei6dftigt
meroen, 1ti9t langer als a@t Strnoen
per Sag arbeiten oiirfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13
8inser prufsl ah no,,,

Gropes, Sranfreid55e 5e perbot.il.
8monti9tonie'1o @in51 51faus, ofran=
50iiiden 9eparten1ents .ssI;ef1ih item
am 5onntag in Sropes ~ Sp;,ro-
teitperiammlung ab, in 81 e1d,en 81
tionen gegen Sen 8eidluB there's +
mirtbi6aftli6en &ouitees 6es 7ors,,o.
or0netenbauies angenommen 1pIlhlpnpn,
bas perfiigen min, 0aB Sic I'M Sc, 4holi-
tetnent ge3ogenen 56aumtpeine 5lplrar
als @bampagner auf sen Marft ge=
bra6t peroen oiirfen, aber NIT ei=
nem 3uiab auf Ser Gillette, ser sic
&erfunft 6esielben be3ei@net. @egen
lebteren 3uiab proteitiren sic betrof=
fenen @in5er enti6ie6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13
95 2eidlen aeboraen.
8onner, Mla., l1. @pril.

Bant t1er, Nla., II. Mpr1l.
Gie gntfernnng Ser 2eiden aus
ser 8anner @oblennine, in Ser 1928
5traflinge ibren 500 aefu1roen ba-
fen, muroe nah ser beenoeten 9fepa=
ratl,r Ser 2uft f46er pieoer aufgenom=
men. Srn gan5en ii11o iebt 95 9eidel1
qeborgen lporoen. Cine amtli6e @r=
flirllng iiber Sic l1rlade Ser Grploz
Iion miro abgegeben >per0en; menn nad)
9(ufr1unrl.ng 0eS Sunnels cine pou=
Itan6ige 8eiidtigung itattgefun0en
hnt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13
sanjembe 3immerlente am Gtretf.

Sort on6, Ore, IT. Mpr1I.
ltnion= 3inmerleute, oeren 3abl 1tf
auf 1000 belauft, iin6 bier 5ur Grlan-
al,nq BON $4.OO 2obn, iolpie oes sl@t=
ltunben=1ages AT SEN 5treif gegan=
oen. 0as @erlangen i6liebt eine
oobuaufbe1lerung BON 50 @ents prr
laq uno eine 8erfiir5ung oes Mrbeits.
tuaes nm cine Stun6e etn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13
Ylppn.

Ser in ct. Glouo als StationS=
|agent ser Greet Mortbern 8abngelea=
idaft ongeiteute @err $. 9f. 9eeioe fat
Sic bielige berrli6e 5ommermobnung
ser in Sos slngeles, @al., iebt an-
ialiigen 6amilie Sranf Gins fir oie
fonlnenoen Commemorate in Ha6t
|genon1me11. - @ebriiber 5auer BON
bier begaben ltd lebten Weittpod nad
oen1 Staate @aibington, mo- lie oie
Commemorate 81 berbleiben geoen=
fen. - Die Turmer baben ii6 pon
oen S9refen ser 56neeitiirme
erbolt un0 laiien it@ 10 langiam
|1pieoer auf sen Sel0ern erbliden. -
Sn 8egleitung oes q. 8. Grimel be-
lu9te Mnna @eroing iiber Sonntag
gerpanote in &i9n1ono.
ct. Martin.
Matbias @laiien BON bier fat 30
9lder 2ano bon Dem in Mlbanp mob
nenoen yeroinano Gasper fir $1400
fGufli9 eritanoen. -6rau Sobn Sln1=
|ideio, ipelde lette @ode als &efon=
pales5entin beimfebrte, ma@te auf
SEM @ege 5ur pouitanoigen @eneiung
Sic erfreulidlten 6ortl6ritte. - SRI.
Gleie sddfer, uelGe iid elmer Spe=
ration unter5ieben nuBte, 1piro oas
Siterfeit bel better @eI1n6beit bege=
ben f0nter1. - Gin fleires &in6 ser
6amilie Matb. &einen nruBte operirt
meroen, un0 leiber lit Sic @offnung
auf elite 8eiierung nur cine geringe.
- 6anilie Mih. &linfner erfreute
| iid lebte @o6e 0es 8eiudes ibrer
gnfelin, SRI. Margaretba Skinner
BON sllbanp. - 9eif. 8lomfer lit nit
ser 9lrbeit an einem 40x60 SUB gro=
Ben. neuen Staa auf ieinem @eboft
fertig ge1poroen. - Neter @eper BOZ,
|5ii0oofota eritattete bier ieiner Mut=
ter einen ldngeren 8eiu6. = Die
&erren Geo. &olb uno sSobn S. 8in=
ter 1pie 9ebrer Scarf 8orger BON bier
pobnten lebte @ode Der in ct. Glouo
! Igebaltenen Gerlan1mlung ser 9for-
tbern Minnelota educational gliiocia=
tion Bel.
8ndman.
Jreo. 5dn1iot, lpel6er BON einem
9ungenfieber befauen mar, fat iid
mieoer iotpeit erbolt, oaB jeoe @efabr
Inn iein 2eben ausgelh(oiien lit. 4uf)
| lit in Sem 8efinoen ser 6rou Margo-
retba 0ebler iotpie in oem oes Slug.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13

q e 10 I'll nj. -@ier miro inn Suni
sic 5tpeite @ruppe ser 8anfiersperei<
nigung bon Minneiota lire 1d6ite
@eriammlung abbelten. 8ei 6ieier
@elegenbeit miro Seem l1lm feline BE-
fannte @aitfreunoidaft abermals Be-
tbatige11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13
zu1n hnd14etligftt @fterfeff!

8ir idrittem omrd bie ouutle Nadt
3nr stabt 5ur piterefe.
@as ba ergriff mein 6ers NIT Nfadt
Sd nimmermebr befgefle:
Ser 8anme gebeiutnifpo4 Samien,
&iel mad)tiger bod nod BUS Sranlen
Der @loden aus bammrtger sSerne;
9as Hung, uie bas 2anten Der Sterme
@erbeifmngsppQ fer bnrd) bic 9fad)t:
0ein G6riit lit erltanoen, bein @eilanb crtuad)t.
9ie Screen flantnten beQ a1nb flar
Sm meibrand)onft'gen 9aaen;
g8ie 2ieber einer Gnselid)aar
@rbabne g4een id)aleu.
Ser Crgel gc,ualtiges &lingen
@erid)muls NIT oem jnbenoem singcn;
ltnb lcud)tenbe 6offaumssfer5en
Nmfflan1mten in jegltdent &er5eu.-
g8ie ielig eroreifenb, ,uie lunnberbar
9od Dnern in golbiser aiubbeit einlt luar.
&ie fla,mmt binter'm @aloe bas Morgenrptb,
9ls itebe Der 9immel int 8ranbe;
Sc 5iebt nun, eritauoen aus @adt unb Sob,
Ser Jrnbling mpbl iibcr bic 2anbe.
l1nS arifenb aus bdmmrtgen @alobom6a4en
Sim imbelnbe 2ieber eutgegenid)aQen;
l1uo nberaq fliugt es: SaQeluiab!
Ser 2en5 lit eritanbeu, Der 2eu5 1T ba.
Gs ,panbelt ieim 6nR aber iammtenes Grin,
Gr arift nns nit ionnigem &adeln;
Wi0iomem BON Blltcn ibm bolo ersllbn,
9ie iiikefen Dafte ibm fd&elu.
ltnb ieben nun tutQ Ct befrei'n mnb erl6ien
&on 2nmfel nnb Sorsen auo alien 80ien,
1tno ieoer pq jmbeln: SaQelniab!
Ser 2eus lit eritan6en, Ser 2en5 1T Ia
The Detroit times., 1911-03-14
|k|sIs SEEMS
NEAR IN mexico
1rartial Law Would Make Situation
Acute and Imperil Foreign
Interests.

WASHINGTON, March 13.--With
.the prospect OF the suspension OF the
Mexican consultation. So as TO estab-
Ilsh practically martial law throughout
The country. IL was believed here to-
day that the invasion by the American
troops was much nearer at hand than
af any time since the mobilization was
ordered a week ago.
The situation, developing from tho
desperate move OF President Diaz VIII
be war without quarter. As the Dlaz
soldiers will have the right to Kill
whomever they please. without trial,
The insurrectos have determined to do
likewise.
II Is pointed out by officials familiar
with the practices or the Mexican sol
diers that permission TO shoot anyone
~caught stealing" gives the soldier
full power to Judge whether man Is
stealing or not. and in effect gives
him free hand TO commit murder as
he chooses.
This state OF Affairs Is expected to
develop a sudden and disastrous crisis
IN the internal situation in Mexico
with more probability of greater dam
age to foreign interests than ever be.
fore.
Many believe that 1t win quickly
present what President Taft has term
ID necessary cause for action"
The Detroit times., 1911-03-14
nadero Says Crushing
Defeat Was Due To Blunder

Ell PASO, Tex, March 13.-That
the fighting at Casas Grandes, In
hich Maderos company Of American
srtillerymen was practically wiped
out, was the .fiercest of the revolution
30 Gar, was further indicated today
By me refugees story which reached
fhfs city. They confirm the report
that Madero has been unable to make
another assault on the town, but Is
waiting endorsements which are en-
route.
The latest advices say that Lieut.
Col. Giuseppe Garibaldi, and l.. G. De
lara, at first reported killed, are alive
although wounded. Capt Eduardo
May, personal aide to Francisco Ma
dero. is a prisoner.
Afadero in letter received here
says that the defeat was due to 6
blunder by his scouts. They were
nenf out to locate the federal rein
foroements under Col Cuellar but
failed TO do so, and the latter attack
.inx the revolutionary army in tire
rear. cut the American artillery COM
many Ito pieces and compelled the
main army to retreat.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-14
~ Gather On Border
To Witness Battle

DOUGLASS, Ariz., March 1s.-An'
bther fierce engagement between the
eederals and insurgent forces, at Aqua
Prieta Mexico is imminent today,
Capt. johnson, commanding the
troops OF the Third United States
cavalry on duty here, today, receiv-
I'D dispatch from Laborio Yasquez,
commissario of police at Aqua Prieta,
reporting that Gen. Jose Blanco, the
fnsurrecto leader was rushing to the
attack on the town, after having
been repulsed by Gen. Mora's feder-
ais Mt noon yesterday.
Intense excitement followed the re
ceipt of this news and the United
states cavalry at once turned out
and took up position along the
border to prevent violation OF the
neutrality laws. Like spectators in
grandstand, the 5000 inhabitants
OF douglas and vicinity early today
rathered along the international Dor
der, eager to witness another clash
between the armed Mexican forces
The Detroit times., 1911-03-14

Attorneys for Mrs. Edith Melber viii
Call Three Doctors To Testify
She Is Insane.

ALBANY, N. Y. March 13.-The
real battle to save Mrs. Edith Mel
Der from the electric chair for the
murder OF her little son, George,
comes this week.
When the trial was resumed to-
day the main testimony for the state
was before the Jury. The introduc-
ton OF the woman's confession. made
to the Rochester police, was blow
10 the defense but its effect was
mlnimized by the admissions drawn
from state witnesses that Mrs. Melber
has suffered greatly for the past six
years. The attorneys for the defense
expect to show that hardships and
lack OF food had undermined her rea-
son.
BY order of Justice Howard the
police guard about the building was
doubled today and the riotous scenes
that have married the trial hereto.
fore were absent.
The defense will call three doctors
10 testify that Mrs. Melber is insane,
but whether they will place the de-
PENDANT herself on the stand will not
be decided until the state rests.
Wllllum r. MNOuhV, hSN"OoNN-,
detective, testified that he arrested
Mrs. Melber in the Rochester depot,
ian. 10. lie said she told him her
name was Edith James, of Troy. She
later admitted that her right name
was Melber.
What did she say at police head
ouarters?" asked District Attorney
Alexander.
when told her that boy was
murdered in a swamp near Albany,
she said, 'Merciful heavens, II my boy
Is murdered. Fred Teller did IT.
1--WE then asked her who Fred. Tel
Ter was, and she said IL was her
cousin who agreed TO take her son
t. Chicago and care for him."
Attorney Dugan for the defense
read the alleged voluntary confession
and asked the witness IL she said.
when accused of the crime In Roeh-
ester, Il am innocent, would not Kill
my own flesh and blood. oh, my God,
take me TO him, this is terrible.
Mcclure said that was her state
ment but later she broke down and
confessed the crime.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-14
PHONE CO. PROSPEROUS.
Earning Of Michigan Concern For
Year Close to Million.

The seventh annual report Of the
Michigan State Telephone Co, shows
that the company earned S972.662
last year. This compares with $685.
25l in 1909 The gross revenue was
s4.225,17i After the payment of IN
terest and fixed charges amounting
TO $464 1928 and dividends OF S25s,.
O39 there remained net surplus for
the year OF $2i9.695. The total SUR
plus now amounts TO SSi5.49e. Oper.
sting expenses. including maintenance
and reconstruction, reached a total
OF s3,2S0,420.
The company spent for mainten.
ance and reconstruction during 1910.
S1,411.914, and since its organization
in 1904 there has been charged 10
this account total of $6,647,775. The
gain in exchange and toll line stations
for the year was 1910, slightly less
than the gain recorded last year but
far ahead of 1908. There has also
been substantial gain in miles of
toll pole lines and toll wires.
In June, 1910. the dividend rate on
the common stock was raised from
six TO seven per cent per annum. The
total assets of the company we're
s21 ,1S3,251 at the close OF the year.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-14
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

= DETROPt, March i3-Close. Already
the spring wheat states report SEQ
ing under way, the earliest on recNd'
theirs adding little to the .pearlsn-
ness of the situation. The winter
wheat Is coming on nicely and little
real alarm Is felt at the Hessian ny
prospects, as the acreage is very lsrge
Liverpool showed little early
strength, but the tone here was only
steady during the early trading
While worlds exports for the week
were large, they were little less than
expected and the foreign situation was
made less bearish by some bad reports
from India and higher prices there
pected and the tone was hrmer In sew
eral exporting countries
The general tone or the home news
was bearlsh. with the exception OF the
HCssian fly and unsprouted wheat re-
ports. The cash wheat and -four SIT,
uation was as discouraging as ever ana
the heavy farm reserve had a depress-
ing influence on the market Inc
northwest reported the land in good
condition for seeding and operations In
progress Dealers are afraid or the
May option. believing IL TO be IN sucn
shape that little concentrated WORK
would put IL up quite sharply. Inc
situation in n general way SHOWS nt-
tie change from that OF the closing
days OF last week
Mondays wheat market. but IL did not
last long and the followins weakness
carried prices of 4 a u C Tor red wheat
days prices The coarse grains and
seeds were unchanged
Wheat quotations: Cash No. red.
Sehc; May opened without change az
93Lc. advanced TO 93jzc and declined
TO 92c. July and Sept opened at Sohc,
moved up TO 90Ac c, and declined 10
sshc; No. / white, sec. Coarse grain
So yellow. i car at ass.c: No. vel
low. l car al 4szc Oats: standard.
4 cars al 3sc; No. 9 white. ] car a.
s24c Bye: Cash no !; Smei 40. =
May. $50 cloyerseed Prime spot,
so bags at ss7s. sample. 20 bags at
sS.25, rs At s.. q at $3.50, IL at 81;
prime alsike. so; sample alsike, bags
at 1926. at $3.50. Timothyseed:
Prime spot. so bags at $685.
Receipts in the Detroit market Mon
day included 400 bills OF flour. , cars
rye Withdrawals were 200 bbls OF
hour. i.113 bu Of wheat. 1917 bu OF
corn and 1000 bu Of rye. Stocks are
395,5l2 bu OF wheat. 2s9,7s3 bu OF corn
1850 bu Of oats. 1852 bu or barley
| and 2S.s6i bu of rye.
Wheat on passage Increased lsis,ooo
bu last week.
] Worlds wheat exports last week
| were l2.320,0O0 bu, OF wheat Russia
Furnished 2siooo0 bu and the Danube
! $4,000 bu
Liverpool wheat closed s.aMd nigh
er.
Receipts of wheat Monday Kansas
City, 81 cars, against lOl a year ago
81. Louis. $1,000 bu. against $4,000 bu,
4 Duluth. ears. against Sc; Minneapo-
It's. i5O cars. against 81. winnipeg. 30i
cars, against 221
| The Visible supply OF wheat decreas-
cd $4,000 bu last week. Of corn in.
creased $4,000 bu and OF oats decreas-
ed $4,000 bu
Primary wheat receipts were 792 900
bu. against 1.1l40OO bu year ago
| Exports OF wheat and hour Monday
$1,000 81.
II TOLEDO. MARCH, Nv heat. Cash
s0Ao; May, 9lac; July, e0Av; Sept.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-14

toes. $50 soc. sueeotash. sI0Lio per
doz
Conee - Packet Sonos. Ioo-ib. case.
tlk16H $3.50. delivered.
Feed-Bran, S27: mo middlinSs. vas;
coarse middhngs. s26; cracked corn.
sees coarse cornmeal 80. corn ano
oats chop. $50 per ton.
Flour NJ ichigan Datents. In Woou.
best. 81. so; ordinary, patents. 1870;
straight. sass; clear. st.26 per Dbl Rye
-four, si46 per hbl
Oii--kaH linscsi si.oi: boiled lin
seed 81 05: Diamond headlighe kerr
osene. sc; Perfection. 9hc: Eocene.
lllac crown gasoline. i5c re rgai; tur-
pcnline. in barrel lots 9s &c gal.
Provisions-Aiess pork. $3.50; FAM
ily. S2Om22; medium clear, SlLsOu
1880; smoked hams. l3@ l4c; dry sailed
briskets. iiisc; shoulders. l0itc; picnic
hams, l0it q. bacon. ~ ~ a IS sc; lard IN
tierees. Toe; kettle renSers1. Ito ger y.
sugars = Correctcd daily ~ w. H.
Edgar a. Son, Crystal donsnoes, 2-lo..
IS. 5-lb.. $3.50; Eagle tablets, So 20; cut
loaf. s5.95; cubes. $500: NNNN pow
dered. $40: standard powdered. Sb.35.
grsnulated extra coarse, $5.05; nne. In
bulk. $l95: in 25-lb. cotton bags, 70;
Michigan granulated. $4.S5: household.
powdered In 5-lb. cartons. is 10 case.
Sc. LIB. cartons. as to case 81. 90; dla-
moud A 81 or. ConfACtiOner6' A. $3.50.