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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-06
DEFER ACTION ON THE COTTON BILL.

Washington, August 1.-The Senate fi- nance committee today deferred action on the cotton tariff revision bill until next Wednesday. The postponement was at the request of Senator Simmons of North Carolina in whose state are large cotton interests which will be affected by the 21 per cent average cut on cot ton duties. Hearings will be granted.
 Senator Shoot of Utah expressed the opinion that the bill should be reported adversely and Senator Williams of Mis- sisippi that it be reported favorably. but no votes were taken upon these proposi- tions. The bill must be reported to the Senate by next Thursday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-06
SITUATION IS VERY
 | SERIOUS IN HAITI

Washington, August 5.-Efforts of the Diplomatic corps at Port au Prince, Hayti, Ito form a committee of public safety have Hailed. American Minister Furniss has reported to the state department that a conflict between the opposing revolution 'Rry factions seems inevitable. ] The dispatch from Minister Furniss says
 Nobody is in control of the government.
 foreign officers view the situation with |trepidation. Whenever the situation war |fants, American blue jackets will be
 landed to protect foreign life and prop |orty.
 E Kingston, Jamaica, August 5.-Antonie
 Simon, the deposed President of Hayti, .with his family and suite, arrived here To-day on the Dutch steamer Prinz Meth |erlanderden. The party numbered A.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-06
SAYS BUNNELL DIED
 | FROM GUN WOUNDS

Charles Bunnell, who was shot and fa- |tally wounded by his son, Clifford Bun hell, several days ago at West Pratt, |dIed yesterday at a local infirmary Coro-
 Ter B. l.. Brasher held an autopsy over
 The body yesterday. It was claimed that
 Bunnel died from typhoid fever and the autopsy was held to determine the cause 'of his death. The coroner decided that |the bullet wounds were the direct cause
 pf his death.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-06
REATH, NOT CANNON,
 TO BE THE EMBLEM

|rkeley Cal, August .5.-This city will
 stitute an olive wreath made of can
 balls for the Spanish-American can
 Which stands in one of the city Buares, This decision was reached at a lieeting of the city council last night in new of the signing of the arbitration be- ween the United States, Great Britain md France.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-06
yOLQUITT TO PROBE ELECTION FRAUDS

Austin, Tex, August. 5.-Declaring that
 was determined to employ all means to Festigate and prosecute alleged frauds l tie recent statewide prohibition elec- pn. Gov. Oscar B. Colquitt today sent the legislature special message asking bat body to increase to s2750O the ap- )opriation for rewards. Last year s75OO Hs set aside for this purpose.
 he governor also issued a proclama-
 n offering $50 reward for the conviction
 any person for election frauds in the
 |hibition election
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-06

for 25c values; 32-inch white madras, : colored oil cltoh; 25c grade. , Elegant satin mercerized damask, / 58 inches wide, heavy weight, pretty
 s, 50c value. . bolt; 27-inch, 10-yard bolts, sanitary / diaper cloth; 1 dozen 24-inch hem
 iapers, good quality.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-06
Special-9 to 1 O'Clock-Onlv

O0 yards for $1.00; 39 inch Sea Island mus GV lin, clean and smooth, Sc value. TX yards for $1.00; 36-incl soft bleached AC muslin, standard 15c grade. CT 10 for $150 Spreads; one case, full pAeAO 10-4 size hemmed spreads, heavy weight, genuine Marseilles designs; $1.50 value.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-06
Presbyterians' Day

ne First Presbyterians defeated the Pnd Presbyterians at Behrens park erday afternoon in an exciting ten-in-
 game. Templeton twirled for the Presbyterians and Brown for the Fonds. Score. to 2
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-06
Uncertain

The New Girl-An may me intended visit me every Sunday afternoon. ma am D Mistress-Who is your intended, Della The New Girl-I don't know Jet. ma am. I'm a stranger In town.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-06
Remarkable White Goods Values

36-inch white linen, Marx Special, all pure linen, snow white.
 27-inch brown linen, good depend
 able quality, 15c regularly. 45-inch art crash, all pure linen, for fancy work, skirts, suits, auto coats. 36-inch pajama checks, good grade, for underwear, children's dresses, etc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-06

IEo for 45-inch linen; 45 inch fine, all 1cNpure linen cambric, ali flax, for finest underwear, shirt waists and dresses; 75c value.
 1Oo for 25c vaules; 32-inch white madras, AON finest French goods, in shirt styles and styles for dresses and waists as well.
The Bourbon news., 1911-12-01
DEATH.

MIR. William Lawrence. 65 years
old died Wednesday morning at his
home on Hanson street after an illness
of about three weeks. The funeral
will be held this morning at ten
o'clock, the services being conducted
by Elder Carey E. Morgan. Burial at
Mt. Carmel cemetery in Nicholas
county.
Mrs. Moses c. Chaplin died at her
home on Walnut Hills, Cincinnati yes
terday, announcement of which was
received by relatives in this city yes
terday afternoon.
Mrs. Chaplin was formerly of this
city and was q sister of Mrs. H. c.
Howard, Sr., and Mrs. F. r. Arm
strong.
The remains will be brought to this
city for interment on Sunday. Decem-
Der at o'clock p. m.
Miss Addie Fogg. aged ss
years, died yesterday morning at an
early hour in her apartments in the
Dow fats on East Main street from
tuberculosis.
I Miss Fogg has been in declining
health for about year. She resided
with her brother, Mr.. Clarence FOgg,
who survives.
The deceased is niece 'onf Mr.. S.
w. Summers, of Paris and moved tC
this city from Mt. Sterling last May
The remains will !, be taken to Mt
Sterling Sunday morning on the :5(
l.. & N. train and the funeral will b.
held Sunday afternoon from the Chris
tian church in that city. E
The Bourbon news., 1911-12-01

Dixie Mckinley. administrator of
the estate of the late Sylvester
Whalen, who instituted suit against
the Louisville & Nashville railroad in
the Harrison Circuit Court for $25. 600
damages for the death of Whalen re-
ceIved verdict in the sum of SIS, 900 in
Cynthiana Wednesday. Whalen was
killed while in the discharge Of his
duties as yard sweeper in the Louis
vile & Nashville yards in this city.
the accident which caused his death
occurring id front of the L. & N.
passenger depot on the afternoon of
July %, when an engine backed down
upon him, knocking him down and bad
ly mangling his form. death resulting
instantly,
The Bourbon news., 1911-12-01

The surroundings of the Louisville
& Nashville depot presented an ami
mated scene Wednesday evening dur
ing the arrival and departure of the
late trains. The walks In front of the
dpeot were thronged with people wait
ing for their t'ains, a large number
going from here to distant points to
spend Thanksgiving, while numbers
who changedc ars at this point were
awaiting the arrival of their trains.
The scene presented on this occasion
would leave the impression that Paris
was metropolis and gives fair idea
oft he amount of passenger. traffic that
passes over the l.. & N. daily. but
more in evidence on this occasion
which is due to the holiday season.
The Bourbon news., 1911-12-01
Wednesday, Dec. 3, IL,

at the old Baptist church, opposite D.
r. Hinton's furniture store. at one
O'Clock %. M, the household furnish
ings of the late Robt. I. Ford. Esq.
Mr.. Ford was a wealthy New Yorker
and the furnishings at this sale were
collected by him from all parts of the
world and gathered in his summer
nome on his large estate in Bourbon
county. The collection comprises rare
pieces Of old
Mahogany, Oak, Walnut, 7 Teak-
wood, Ebony, China, Chrystal,
Brasses, Bronze, Pottery and
Paintings.
Among the numerous articles are
the following:
MAHOGANY.
Chests of drawers.
Dressing Tables.
Shaving Stand.
Dining Chairs, (set.)
Side board.
Wine chest.
Secretary book case.
Grandfather's Hall Clock.
Three 4-post beds and bedding.
TEAK WOOD.
Tables.
Cabinet.
Chairs.
WALNUT.
Dining table.
Chest drawers.
Wardrobe.
BRASSES.
Andirons.
Fire sets.
CRYSTAL CHANDELIER.
Handsome Bric-a-brac, China, Cut
Glass, Paintings and various Odds
and Ends to be found in handsomely
appointed home.
Parties desiring to see the article:
named above will be welcome and vii
be shown same if they will call on the
undersigned on Tuesday, December 5
TERMS-Cash.
ED. TURNER, Agent.
Col. Geo. ID. Speakes, Auctioneer.
The Bourbon news., 1911-12-01
Public Auction
ANTIQUES!

will offer at public auction 10
Paris. Bourbon county, KY, on
The Bourbon news., 1911-12-01

m Our stock of Holiday Goods is complete, and we
can show you the most varied line OF lewelry aha ta
Novelties ever shown in Paris You will find here all lne
latest novelties in upo-dae Jewel and have an un-
usually large assortment of high grade goods at prices SO
low as to Certainly surprise and delight you'
E Our specials this year in high grade JeWelIy are Da
nond and Platinum Rings Bar Pins and La ValllerS In
10k and 14k Jewelry-Brooches, Cuff Buttons Scarf PlnS
Iockets Necklaces Bracelets all solid gold goods at very
low prices
H The largest and most complete assortment OF Sterling
Novelties have carried and our Leathel Novei
ties are the newest and most novel sent out Our STOCK
of Sterling Silver Cut Glass; Watches Diamonds and ateo
Ware have the same high grade quality we have always
Sold Our guaranteed W. w. w. Kings speak TOT tneni-
selves.
m We most earnestly desire to impress upon you 10 40
vour purchasing earv and avoid the rush. Try it this
year and have your purchases laid aside until Christmas
M We cordially invite the public to call and inspect our
complete stock and low prices whether you purchase
not.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
.Nlnder scnreten
MACH FLETCHER'S
Gas T . RIA
Gmb=9afpta.

MiI1er. = Die Brobibitioniiten
baben sic itdbtiiden 8eamten peritan=
0igt, 6aB tie sic lebte @abl anfedten
mer0en, uro oab feline neren 8irtb=
idaftsli5en5en ertbeilt ueroen iouen
Bis 5ur naditen @eridtsiitune, Sic
@noe Sunni ~5uiammentritt. gs lit
aber m0gli6s oaB cine Spe5ielper=
lammlung anberal1mt miro.
Yierre. = 8eim Bfliigen int
@arten lit ser Sarmer CLAUS Moen
pom 5o0e credit morben. Seine Srall
fan6 Sic 2eide beim &fluge. Gor
ei1tem Monat mar ser 8ater ser 6ralt
Moen auf 6em 6el0e infolge zines
@er5i6lages to0t 5ulammengebro9en.
@nron.-@ or ser @ereinigung
ser &leinbdn0ler Sic les Stoates bielt
@ouDernel1r &elieD cine Mnlprade, in
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
@ffi5ieW.
&erbanblmngeu bcs 8parb Der Conn.
tD=Gpmmi6are BON Stearns
@punt1, Minn.

(56luB bon letter @ode.

Office bes COUNTY glnoitors,7
Stearas @ountp, ben 2. @ai, 1911.
9pe5ieIIe 5ibnng.-@ or Der
8eb0rbe eribieu cine aus 8Irgern Der
5tabt lnD Gertretern seq ct. glolDgpmz
mercinl Club beltbenbe 9elegatton MANI
li6: Sbeo. 8riiner S. 8. @nlipan, 6. 8.
@rinols, Mlbab @aitman, 6. S. Macboz
naIb, g. 81. Sbielman nnb @atb. Niz
! renberg, gum 3mede, nit 9%enannter Be-
IbDrbe Sic Natbfamfeit unb Notbnenbigteit,
elm @rnnbitiid fir ein neues @ourtbaus
an3rtaufen at beratben nnb barauf 5u
b%raangen. Nad eingebenber Nuseinanberz
iebung bnrh $beo. 8riiner, tpeld)er Die
@ege, Mittel unb lpabri6etnlt6en Soften
be1prah, u11o nadbem ale anoeren Mttz
elieber ser Delegation in Be5ug auf benz
felben @egenltanb angeb0rt tparen, ite1te
S. 8. GanftelD ben Mntrag, Elm aus oreten
deficiencies gomtte 5n ernennen, Dds Die
M~ngelegen6eit be5igli6 5iGerung zines
@runD1tiids unter1l1den fol-, u11o dls fol-
hes tpltrbe ernannt: Silt. Tbomeh. S. 8.
@anftelb unb S. 8. &onaltotpsft. @ez
1uh bes 9ermam Siifer Ii. d. fir Grim
hnng zines neuen @dulbi1trifts, bas in
ser M%orgenitbung 5uriidgelegt mar, muir
Sc nteber aufgenomn1en, 11,1b nau'Dem al
Ie @biben3 fir oDer gegen @enebmigung
bes @e1ndes angeb0rt mar, nl1rbe 6as1eIz
be a1f Mntrag bon S., 8. @anfileb auf
Sen @runb Fin bertpprfen, bab Sic @rii11z
Dung be1agten 9iitrifts }ebr unpratti1d
lei.
Staat @innelota, 5tearns County, g..
g.. - 9a Elm bon "a @rnnbbe1tbern be-
iagten County fir Sreile9nng eines 9o@z
ipeges I'M County, Der nor0tpe1tlt6 ettpd
II Meile bur6 Section "a unD Gee.
81 I'M Sonnibip Safe George in genanr1z
tenn County Idnft unb ntdt innerbalb Der
@ren5en elmer inforportrten 5tabt, biez
fem 8oarb in feiner am z. Mdr5 gebaltez
men Stbung 1mterbrettet tpar, nno 6a
bte1er 8oar0 in 1etner Mebrbeit entf6ieo,
DAB genanntes @efn6 al1geni6einli9 berz
11iinftig lit unb, ba er in 1etner 5tbnng
9ien1tag, Sen 2. Mai 1911 Wor9ens 8
11br nIs Belt unb beg County Commit
fdr 3i1nnner inn @ourtban1e gu ct. Glono
nls Flab fir Elm 8erbDr befa9ten @ez
fndes' be1ttmmt bate, unb oa IN ie1er
Nnoronun9 Elm @omite feiner Mitglieoer
ernannt mar, genannte Sreilegung oes
@e9es gu unterin6en nnb 9onnerit ag,
Ser 20. Npril 1911, Mitta9s / 11br,
heim 8egtnn Ser 5trede beg be1agten
@e9es als 3eit nnb Srt beitimmt mar,
mann unb tpo beiagtes @ornite 5uiamz
men fommen ion, our 11nterin9ung bes
@eges, unb 6a Noti3en be5ugli9 oes Ser
bDrs e%rla1len tpnrben, Sic an brei Ser be1t
befannten Hldbe in bieiem Sotpn angebefz
tet iparen tpenigltens 80 Sage Dor Dem
Sage beiagten @eindes u11b iiber5eugt,
Dag beiagte Noti5en ge1ebmdsiq erlaiz
fen naren; uno ba befagteS @omtte CUR
beitimmten 3ett unb ami %angegebenen
Ylabe 1id %8uiamn1en fanb, Die l1nteriuz
dung bornabm unD bariiber benz 8oaro
idriftIid bert@tete rnb empfabl, bab oas
@e1u9 9enebtnigt iperoe; nno oa genannz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18

bau-@ elealdaft in ser giiener5ge-
geuo am Superior-5ee ais al,b sic
giienbabnen, melde sic 8eforoerung
|0es Gr5es beiorgen, fiibren itetS nel,e
@erbeHerl1ngen I'M 8etriebe ein.
Das gr0Bte nel1e Dod ser Greet Mor-
tbern @abn an ser auoue5 8op rtG-
bert ii6 lei1er @ouenorng un6 oiirfte
am 1. Ml1guit ubergeben lper6en. IS
miro Isl 1000 Sonnen gu falie11 per<
m0qen, u1o Sic 8aufoiten meroen iib
auf cine Miuion bela1fen.
t. @abrl deinliM miro
ser @olrperreur Sic @inlaoung, am 8.
Sum- al.f ser &eiie gum S%abresal,s-
fllg ser Mprtbern Minnclota, goito=
rial MHociation in @emioii Mbiteige<
quarter gu nebmen. Ser Musflug
gebt bon @arf &apios na6 0em Stas=
ca Staotsparf uno 0al1ert bonn s. biS
II. Sunni.
Murb-9 afota.
Tarqp.- Gertreter bon @aib=
ington, Oregon, S0abo, Montana,
Mpro= un0 @iio=D afota, MinneI ota
un0 Soma maren anmei eno BEL ser
8%erlammlung i'm bieiigen Gardner
@otel, in meld)em Sic Mortbmeiterr
2ife @tod 5anitarp Mliociation ge=
griinoet mur0e, melde barauf binar=
beiten 1piro, cine gleidartige Metbooe
ser @iebinipeftion gu errei6en.
Minot. Drei Sda0enfeuer, sic
mie mon glo11bt, Don 2anoitreihern
perur iadt m1r6er1, baben cine 5dooen
BON runo $500 angeri6tet. ga 5ur
3eit ser 5euersbrunit Elm itarfer @ino
mebte, 10 iton6 cine 8eit lang sic gan=
sc Orti6aft in @efabr.
8nttineau.-0 Die Big CUR TIN
fenntlidfeit perfoblte 2eide bes &bil.
g. Counts mur6e in etnem Midenbal1=
fen al1fgefunoen. Counts bate 8uid=
perf %perbrannt, 11r6 man nimmt an,
oab Ell BON einem @er5ihlage getrof=
fen mur0e un0 riidlings in Sic Slant
men fiel. 9ie Goroners-@ s. idmorenen
boben 0iele Mnlidt ged1Bert.
6inleD. - 8: S. Melpeu, Mgent
ser vSinlep 6armers @lepator Cont
panp, miro bermiBt, uno oie 8ii6er
ergeben, 6oB Elm Seblbetrag bon etpa
$1,000 borban6en lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18

ter ter , gearo .& cur Ssi t., q @a,,; %lahs s;,,,s %js
fGrz3immer I'M gonrtbauie 81 ct. Glono
in genanntem County am 9ienitag, ben
2. Scat 1911, Morgens 9 ubr 5u1ammenz
fam nnb allies .anb0rte, mas Dor ODER gez
gen @enebmignng bes @eiu9es borgez
braht tpnrbe 11nb ba Der 8oarD bns Sc
lud 11no Sen 8eridt Beg gomtes er1r<
terte unb cine Mebrbeit Derlelben fir
@%enebmigung bes @efn6es mar, 10 lit
hermit a%ngeorbnet, baB bas @efu9 gez
1ebmigt fet, un0 be1dgter !9oGtpeg lit
HERMIT ~freigele9t, 10 bab er Dem Gomtte@
8eridt tpie folgt lauft: 8eginnenb an
{lomei tlid)er Gde: BON @@A BON @eet.
81 unb fib0itli6e gde bon NGA bon
Sect. 33 I'M Sotpn Safe George an einem
.Dffentli6en Sabrtpege; Damn noro1itli@
Ianferb burd 5ect. "a unb @ect. 81 i'm
Comm 2afe George, enben6 an etnem Of
fentliden @odtpege, Der Ditli6 nno nett
Iih IGl1g1t bur1 sag Centrum bon Sect.
81 I'M Sotpn Safe George. I1n0 tpeiterz
fin angeprbnet, baB Der County, Nnoitor
sic Eotpn 5uperbiioren zines ieben Soma,
in benz Ser @eg freigelegt miro. BON Der
S6atiade Der Sreilegung bena9ridtigen
1on, inns boB bieielben es beranldllen toll
len, baB 10 bel bon genal1ntem 9odtpege
freieelegt miro, als in ihren re1petttpen
Sppns gelegen lit. l1nb ba in benz Ser
boz beiasten @eiu6es nno bes @eridtes
bes Counties ge1pi7e Berionen, iber beren
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
&orl1 81 3ie maize ser @ren.

&or1i It a 81 9ie maize ser @ren-
Sc bon &oleau @ountp in SEN Sc
marfungen Helan ltn6 Mrperion in
&ittion County gelegenen Smin Safes
meroen g%egenmartig 0rainirt, hin 6ie
S1tmpflan0ereien in ser l1mgegen0
BON Eelan> Mrperi Jon, Gait Barf un6
2incoln troden gu legen uno fir Sen
Mderbau gu geminnen.
@irginia. = 8eridte ser 81
ienbabnen BON ser Meiabe @egen6
peiien nad, oaB I'M letten Mpril Ill.,
900 Sonnen menieer giiener6 per=
idtdt mor0en iin6 alS int Mpril 1910.
Sic aQgemeine idle6te @ei6dftsla9e
uno sic seringe Ma6frage nad @r5
mer6en als Sic l1riaden fir oieie gr<
ideinlng a%r1gegeben.
Dulutb. = Somobl sic Berg
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
meId)er ct fir ebrlide @eldaftsme-

melder er fir ebrlide @eidaftSme-
tbooen etntrat.
8roofingS. - SSn Mnpeien-
beit bon etpa 5000 &erionen mur0e
ser @ditein 0es neuen @eridts-
geb6l10es BON Yrooftngs County ge-
legt, oas $4,000 foitet. gor Ser
3eremonie muroe cine prddtige go
raoe gebalten. 9as County m11roe
Dor 40 Sabren o%rganiliert, uno Dor
so Sabren non oaS Serritorium fir
Sic @eiie0lung eroffnet mor0en.
Sipur Sails. = Ser bieiige
Commercial Club fat an @ouperneur
%. @ilion, melder eben puf elmer
8ereiiu Jung 0es @eitens begriffen lit,
eine @inlaoung geididt, AUDI in 6ieier
Staot Salt 81 maden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
Gus oe,,a Moromeitem
Wfiuneipta.

6ergu5 sails. : sri. earo=
ina Oitrls un0 Sri. 2ibbie Sole lebn~
ten lid in Yelican &upi0s an Sic Brit
itunq zines 8alfons I'M 5peiten Stod=
merf, mobei Das @elanber abbrad nro
beioe Maofen fopfuber btnabitur5ten,
mobei SRI. Sltrus i6mere @erletun<
qen oapontrug.
ga Yorte. = Sn Der Nad)bar<
ldaft mutbeten grobe 8alobranoe.
Mtebrere @auier BON Mnlieolern 1tno
nieoergebrannt. Sin &aiiagier5ug ser
Minnelota & Snternational : 8abn
mltroe 5mii9en Benedict uno oteler
Ortlhaft beim 9ur9fabren 0er6euer=
some ltarf angelengt. Sin Sarmer
bel 9rainer0, melber 8a1l6werf per=
brannte, rief oaourd Elm Sumpffeuer
berpor, oa5 betra6tli6en llmfang a1l=
nabm. Sci 9ulutb bat itarfer &egen
sic @olobrqnoe erltift, 10 0ab beoel1=
TENDER Sdaoen per6iitet murbe.
@lenmoo6. - 9as @obnba1s
uno oue @ebauoe auf Ser 6arm oes
@p. Sobnlon, iieben Meilen liiOlid
Don bier, iino nie0ergebrannt, nobel
aud) gieb unfan1. Sic l1riade 0eS
Jeuers lit nibt befannt.
GaB2afe. - IS lit befannt ge-
geben moroen, 0ob in nadlter 3ett
meitere 10000 A(der 2ono fir Die
8elie0lltng freigegeben per0en ioaen.
Iies ma9t oann 10000 Mder 2an0
innerbalb fur5er 3eit in 0ieier @e=
geno.
Ninono.-9 Ser Mrbeiter Mnbr.
9lnOerl on lpur0e ant 8abnbofe Ser
Milpo1lfee : 8abn nit i6meren
S6nittmunoen I'M @eiibt unb an Sen
Obren un0 10 geidmddt uufgefunoen,
ooB er faltm itebeu fonnte. ST er5abl=
tie, ooB ct brei Meilen iii0ltd BON ISL
mona auf sen 8abngefeiien bon meb=
reren MGn11ern iiber fanen, nieoerge=
i6logen un0 beraubt moroen lei.
Moorbeao. = leber Seton
bra9 am Mittmoh Na6mittag Elm
INSTRUMENTATION Sturm berein, mel
9er 5molf @ebar1oe un6 bie meiiten
gr0Beren Genfterideiben i'm Srte ger
1t0rte, iomie 5ablreide 8dume emit
mur5elte. Ser 6armer 81. Heteri on,
pel9er im Staue tpar, aIs sic er unit
geporf en m1roe, erlitt IdApere 8erle=
Bnngen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18

: &ranfes &opfmeb entitebt aus elmer
unorbentliden 8eidaffenbeit oes Ma<
gems uno fam gebeiIt mer6en 6ur9
sen @ebraud bon gbamberlains Ma-
gen. 1n6 2eber--Eabletten. Berfu9t
lie. gu faufen bon ser Molitor Drug
Gompanp.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18

Mnorbnnng, tpoburb Elm Sreibal<
ter bon einem S9ulbitritt in einen arlbes
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-26
NEW SOUTH AFRICAN
 IMMIGRATION BILL

London, March 25.-(Special.)-T new immigration bill which is now before the South African union parliament repeals all the previous immigration laws of the various provinces and substitutes one applicable to the whole of the union. Unlike previous legislation. it makes no distinction as to race and color, and thus one of the most serious Indian grievances is removed.
 The education test for immigrants. in- cluded in the new bill is taken from the immigration law of the commonwealth Of Australia, and forbids the entry into the union of "any person who, when an im- migration officer dictates to him not few CT than 50 words in the language selected by such an officer, fails to write out those words in that language to the satisfaction of that officer"
 The other causes for which entry will be prohibited include physical or mental infirmity, insufficient means receipt or information leading to the belief that the person will be an undesirable inhabitant' and. the usual restrictions as to offences against the law, and the entry of inn moral infected and degenerate persons.
 After reciting the persons who shall nos be. prohibited immigrants, such as mem bers of the naval forces and military of- ficers and crews of foreign warships. per sons accredited to the union, etc, the OH provides that prohibitive immigrants en- terng the union shall be liable to three months imprisonment with or without hard labor, without the option of a me, and to be removed from the union.
 A suspected prohibited immigrant may be arrested without warrant and taken before magistrate.
 The act comes into force on April l.
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 I have accounted for about one-half of the $200OO0 expended by the society. The other half was expended in carrying on seven central office departments and eleven district offices-all of which have to do in a. more direct way than do the special activities which I have named with the relief and prevention of distress.
 One of the central office bureaus is the registration bureau, which is the means through which we act as a clearing house for other charitable agencies. Another is an Investigating bureau. which has noth- ing to do with the actual relief of dis tress Tt investigates for other charitable and benevolent organizations. We look into cases of relief for them but we are not responsible for the relief. The society asking for the information gives or with holds it on our report
 Our visitors are not primarily almoners, and the money expended in these remain ing activities cannot be described as the cost of distributing relief. It Is the cost of maintaining convenient offices in tho tenement districts where application may be made, the cost of finding employment, the cost of getting people into hospitals and institutions, the cost of locating and prosecuting deserting husbands. the cost of doing for the families in every way that particular thing which needs to be done. It is the cost of family rehabilita- tion