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&rafttuaaenmnfaQ.
g erIin, 16. SUM

~ y ' W. AOs O>ttsts
Ser &ronprtn5 Srieori6 8ilbeln1
batte einen @raftpagenunfan, fan
aber obne 8erlebung 0apon. St ,par
auf ser Sabrt na6 oen1 Sauie oes
@eidsfan8lers bon 8etbmant1 &oa, ,
meg begriffen, als ieine Mai6ine ge-
gen sen &anoitein bes Grottoirs tubr,
tpobei Elm 9fa0 5ertriin1mert muroe,
Ser &ronprtn5 murbe auf bas Erot-
toir gei9leuoert, aber 11idt nit iehr
GROCER @etpalt. Mud) Ser Gbanffelft
muroe aus Dem @raftpagen seihleu.
6ert uno traf babel einen 2oterner=
pfolten, nobel er leidte 8raui6en er=
bielt. Ser &ronpri1t5 iebte feline
Tabrt in elmer getpobnli9en Droid-
fe fort.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22
GoR Safe - Dr. 6. 9. Du=

@ob Safe. Dr. 6. 9. Du>
mas, @iirgermeilter oieier Srtl6aft,
lpuroe bel9uloigt, an oer Spite elmer
@anoe bon 8ran6ltiftern un6 @elo=
idranfiprengern 5u iteben. 9iele
@e1duloigung mar 0te So1ge ser 6eIt=
nobme zines &aubers uno Ser Ser
lnunoung zines 5ueiten IN &npesfp,
19 Meilen nor6li6 bon @emi0it. Mife
Dapis un6 vgil(ie" 8ean, sic betoen
&aufer: mursen bon einem @ufgebot
oabeI iiterroift, o1s lie nit Sen @or=
bereitungen sur Sprengung zines
@eloldronfes beldoftiat maren. So
pis uno 8con eroffneten nit ibren
auton1atiiden &epolpern 6euer auf
sic Golioilten, COS BON oie'en aus
@emebret ertpihert wurce. 9em fiel
ernitli6 rcrlpunSet a,no tpllroe ge=
fangen, oud Goois murSe perlett,
aber er entflob in son @olo, oidt bel
3upesfp. 9fadSe'n 8em nod beal
@efdngniB in 8enibji oebradt mar
l1no eine 5peite Mannihaft 5ur Ser
folgung bon Dapis ausgeianbt tpar,
erlangte ser S6eriff einen &aftbe=
febl gegen 8iirgermeiiter Dumas, Ser
ser 8ranoitiftung unb oes &aubes be-
lhul6tqt mur6e. Cine 8anbe bon
8ran6itiftern un0 @el6idranfipren'
aern ift felt einiaer 3eit IN 6iefem
Ibeile 6es Staates tbdtig getpeien.
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@rabidlarbcit.
ittshurn. So. 16. 9

Yittsburg, &a., 16. Stunt.
@ines ser groBte' ltaotiiden 8al=
ierreIerpoirs, 6as 120,000,000 @ols
lonen @oIier sen Sag liefern fann,
lpuroe na6 elmer griinoliden Inter
ia,f)ung ieitens bes nenen Staotra-
tf,es fon6en1nirt. Das 8alliperf, 6aS
Dor elmer @eibe bon Sabren nit ei-
trent @oitenouftpan0 bon $5O0,OOO
erbaut muroe, lit 10 baufaIig, oab
man elm l1ngliid befiirdtet, menn es
nidt iofort auBer 8etrieb geiteat
miro. Ma9 glnit9t bon Sa6peritatts
6iaen miro es 100000 foiten, oie
notbigen gReporaturen. por5unebmett.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22
&eMidlrcfenplaae.

" Minneapolis> Sons, 16. Suni.
Ginen @orgeibnod bon Ser Ser
lpiiltltng Ser 0ieieu 5omlner i1l &an=
jas crlparteten Seuidresfenid idlparme
befan1 Sic staot Minneapolis, Sans,
am Ireitng, ais ii6 nad eineIn Sc
gen. ser ouf lange 0iirre folgte, Elm
no9 Galtien6en 5abler0er S6worm
ettpo 5lpan5ig Minltten III ser Mi5e
ser gto0t nie0erlieB, un1 6ann lpieStr
5n peri6pin0en. gor oreiBig Sabreil
lpuroe &onios bon elmer &eui6reden=
plage beimgeiu6t, Sic auf Sen 5elz
oern rieiigen Sda0en anri6tete.
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Cine 8umbenerploiio1.

Talencia, gpan1e11, Is. SUM.
9as groBe 8ortal ser &atbeorale
gu 8alencia tpuroe bur6 eine 8om=
benerploiion, sic ii9 auf 6em Mab
Dor ser Stride ereignete, 5eritort. Sic
@ri9iitterung mar 10 beftig, oaB 5abl=
rei6e @ebdu0e in ser gea6baridaft
benolirt muroen. Sopeit befannt, lit
inoellen 11iemano umgefommen.
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8rpan groQt.
0i1,cnIn 92pbr 16

2inco DIN, 9eebr., 16. Snni.
sSn ser letten Summer leiner 3eit<
lhrift nirnntt 8iaiam S. 8rpan Ser
onlaiung, Sen 2euten entgegen5utre=
ten, sic ibn bel6ul6igt baben, er lei
Elm Diftator un6 babe itetS 6anad)
ge1trebt, sic 6eunofratiide Hartei iei=
mem @illen 5lt untertperfen. 8rDan
o11trportet nit elmer @egenbei6uloi=
gung, inoe1n er crfldrt, feline @egner
lmo @ritifer ieien idnmtltd Mdnner,
sic garratb an SET Hartet geiibt bat=
ten. 9lQe brei Weale, als er als Bra=
itoentidaftsfanoioat auftrat, ieien tbn
1elnofraten, oie borgaben, feline
SSrelrn0e 81 iein, in Sen &iden ge=
faaen uno bGtten ieine @rtpdblung
perbin0ert. Sogar Mitglie6er 6es
oemofratiiden Nationalfomttees bdt=
ten nit ietnen @egnern i'm 8un0e &C.
itan0en. Srn iibrigen beltreitet
8rpan, ooB er je peril1dt batte, Sic
@oae eines Diftators gu ipie1en. St
babe mr 6os ibm 6uiteben6e @e4t
ousgeiibt, ieine Meinung iiber offent=
lide eSragen oar5ulegen uno iiber
MGnner, Sic I'M offentli6en 2eben
ftebe11, un0 0ies iperoe er audi ferner
tbl1n, oenn ct betro9te es ais ubeilige
&fliht." Gr tperbe iih nidt 6ur6
9lngriffe 6obon abbalten laiien, 6enn
iein gan5es 2eben lang babe er nit
gerrat6 gu fampfen gebobt, 1nro er
babe lib iebt 1nrn,1 getpobnt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22
@idltiae @oridllage.
@ern. Sdl1peta. II. ssuni

Bern, Sbmet5, II. Su111.
Ser gsationalratb fat mi@tigen
Gorl9lage1l melde 0aral1f bere9net
1in6, sic @ebrfraft Ser Gi6genollen-
l6oft gu beben uno sic @quipirnng oes
Bunoesbeeres 81 perpoafommnen,
feline 3uitiumung gegeben. Die &or=
peri6aft genebn1igte III ibrer loclea
abgebaltenen Sibung sic pol!tanoiae
9ieubepaffnung Ser i6mei5erllden
Irupen, sic ginfiibrung elmer neuer
N}lrnition l1no sic &erbeIierung Ses
iebt im @ebrol19 befinoliden Gelreb'
rcs. Sic @elammtfoiten Ser Wehr-
reform lper0en mtf ied5ebn @fillio<
men Trancs peranidlagt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22
Grder S9eil.
@ilberbp65ett int
@eibett &amie
@or 25 Sa6ren ebelidte Mn'ualt Saft
bic Qebrcrin @erron. - 3abQpie
@cId)cnfc, meiit bon grokem @er'
tic.
" Salbington, a 19. Stunt.

& btn 9 N, 19. Stunt.
Ser Yrdlioent uno 6rau Eaft be.
x]ingen oas 6eit ibrer iilbernen Sod.
5eit. sm 19. Sum- 1886 reidten ii@
@illiam $. Saft un6 Selen Serron
int @auie oes Gaters Ser 8raut in
Cincinnati Sic @anoe gum gbebnnoe.
@err Gait mar oarnals ein iunger
glnpolt, feline 9ralt cine S6nl=
lebrerin. gS6bren6 oieler 25 Sabre
mar @err Saft 8unoesribter, 4oln=
u1illir ser Ybilippinen, @rie9sietre-
t1r ano lit iest Yralt6ent Ser Ser.
Stanten.
Sic 6eier begann am Morgen nit
Ser slnfunft bon 35 slbgeoroueten
oes Commercial Gibbs bon @incir=
uati III einen 5pe5ial5uge. giele
tciuhten Sos @eibe Saus pripatim,
ludbreno Sic offi5ieue @egliidpiin<
idllng oes Yr1ltoenten BEL 0em linn
5u gbren peranltalteten Sriibitiif I'M
Gberp Gboie Glub ltattgefunben bat.
Die @anptfeier beltan6 1T einem gro-
ben gn1pfange am Mben0. @rpreB>
boten lparen Sen gon5en Sag iiber nit
slbliefermg BON @elbenfen i'm gSet=
ben @aule belbaftigt. Sic trafen aus
ullen Sbeilen oes 2an0es Elm. Sber1t
Mool lepelt uno Tran ian0ten cine att
ertbiimli9e Silberbolple.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22
ltnipcriitat in syranffnrt.

Jrantfurt, a. Sc, IL. SUM-.
@s miro angefiinoigt, Oab ser
Seem Dorfer 8anfier, Sacob s
ss.-y,yifT, s.>,.iI befan1tt gegeben but, er iei be'
triitt tritt, 1tebrere Neiliouen Marf 5l11
@riinbung einer nniperiitat in 5ranf-
furt a a/Dt. gu itiften, ie0o6 unter &C.
piiien 8e0ingui1gerl sic ii6 auf reli-
gi0ie Jragen un0 9lusuabI ser Yro-
fei1oren be5ieben. Ser Sberbiirger,
meilter bon Tranffurt fonferiert ge:
genmdrtig nit oenn preuBiiden Inter:
ri9tsminilter b. 5rott 5u Sol5 iibel
sic Sfferte 6es 9eels g)orfers.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22
8ciud) bes 3aren.

&roni itaot, 9fuBlan0, 16. Stunt.
@ailer 9fifolaus beiudte 9onner<
itagnadn1ittag 0as unter 0em 9efebl
bes &ontre=Momirals 8abger itebet1oe
Observation-Disclosures, oas int So
fer bon @ronita6t liegt, gs regnete
Sen gan5en Sag. Gbe ser Monor@
nad 8eterbof 5uridfebrte, iiberreid-
te er SEN @ontre-<M6miral iotpie oen
Yopitanen ser SdIa9ti6iffe 2ouiiia-
ma, aanias, Seem &lbire nno
Soutb Carolina 1ein nit ieiner nn>
teridrift periebenes 8iloniB.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22
Srmppen febrem 5,1riid.

@aIbe It . n, Ser., II. Suni.
Sic Sffi5iere un6 Wfannidaften
oes er1ten uno 6ritten &Iitenartile=
rieregiments, Sic felt ser @obilma=
dung ser amerifanii6en Sruppen in
Camp @rodet BEL @alpei iton 5ulam=
menge5ogen iporen, baben 8efebl er=
balten, no6 ibre11 alten Stan0orten
5uriid5ufebren., Dieier 8efebl BE-
trifft 60 Offi5iere u16 2700 Mann.
1as 5peite &egitnent miro borlaufig
nod in @alpei iton itotioniert bleiben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22
&u,u11,t 5,tr &r1nmng.
8 o II 5 on, II. SSu

9on6oM II. Suni.
&atjerin=8ittme Maria bon guB=
lauo, sic lpabreno Ser &r0nungsmode
als Walt ser &0nigin Mlttter gleran=
sra in sar10ringbam >peilen miro,
traf beute 9fa9nnittag bier ein uno
puroe am 8abnbof BON &onig George
&0nigin Marp, ser &onigin Mfutter
Mleranora, an6eren 0eitglieoern Ser
fonigli6en San1ilie un6 elmer Mn5abl
BON Diplomaten empfangen uno be-
griiBf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22
st. Glnnb Nfnipta Spn"erna9 22 1911
Stmrm furoert OFFER.
g ri e It. Is. g

Irieit, Is. Suni.
@abren6 Ser geadt bon Mitt1pod
anf Gonneritag tpiitbete auf 6em as
riatiiden 0feere ein orfanartiger
Stnrm, Ser anideineno enormen
Sdaoen angeridtet uno 5ablrei9e
Spfer gefor0ert fat. ssSn Srieit
muroen am 0onneritag fritz 5tpan8ig
2eiden an Sen 5trano gelpiilt. Die
S6iffe auf Ser &ee0e lpuroen idsper
beidaoigt. Gin grie6iides Sabr5eug
nit Ser aus 12 Mann beltebenoen
Wanni6aft ianf lpabren6 oes nntpet=
terS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22
Sdlabenfemer.
Mthiio11, Sons, 16. ssu1

9lt6ilo o II, Sans, 16. Sum-.
Die baptiitiibe @bene5er Stride,
Elm GROCER Gepartementslaoen, nno
ein @obnbaus in Mt@ilon Sans,
muroen 6reitagnadmittag bnr6 ei1'
59aoenfeuer 5erit0rt. geribieoene
an0ere @ebduoe, oarunter 5tpei Sdub-
laoen uno cine gisnieoerlnge, muroen
itarf beidaoigt. Ser 5daoen miro
lid) auf ettpa 100000 belaufen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22
sd)liu,mes 11mluetter.

@altimo e, M0., Is. Sum-.
Sci einem beftigen @irbelit1rnl,
ser in 0erbinoung nit etnem i6meren
@etpitter 1ienitagna9t sic Sltfuite
bon MarDlano uno -Gbeile bon De=
lapare beinniu6te, tpuroen, ipie iett
ge1neloet miro, orei Aserionen get00tet,
3lpei anoere l9lper perlett, uno S9a=
oel1 in Ser @obe bon minoeitens
100000 angeribtet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22
9surtmgals @eindj.
9Of a S ri6, 16. Sun

Gort1gal fat 5panien forlaen er-
ludt, MaBregeln au ergreifen, nm
ser gerl6porung, Sic In 5panien
ieitens portugieiiider Sliidtlinge ot=
ge5ettelt tpur0e; ein g1tbe gu maiden.
s5,tfp1ge otiieier @prFela,ngen bat: 0ieie
@egieru1g, pie beribtet miro, oie
gerbaftung oes @auptmanns @oucat=
re un0 6es @omman6eurs @bagas, ser
6ubrer ser ropaliittl6en 5treitfrafte,
ongeor6net.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22
@egcn Seltrtit.
Sop efa, Sans, Is. Sunni.

= eI q, HQ1ls., 10. Su1ll.
9as itaatlihe Sbergeridt bon
&aniaS enti@ieo am 3onneritag in
einem bon ser 5taatsregierung gegen
orei 1o9tergeieni6afte ser Stanoar0
Oil 60. eingeleiteten Gerfabren, oaB
es oenielben ni6t erlaubt lit, itd 5ur
8eleitigl1ng Ser &onfurren5 5uiam=
n1enihlieben. Die in betradt font
n1en5en @eleaidaften iino Ste Stan=
oaro Oil 60. bon Sn0iana, Sic 5tan=
oaro Sil So. bon @anias un6 Sic
Grairie Sil & @as Co., alle 6ret
:Iodtergeienihaften ser Stanoaro
Sil So. BON Seem Seriep nno alle in
@anias inforporiert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22
Gpfer bes Orfans.
IS Ten. Is. g

2S 1e Il, TO. S4111.
gea6 elmer aus Srielt in @ien ein=
getroffenen 9fadribt mir0 ii6 6ie
3abl ser Spfer oes Srfans, ser in
Ser Madt bon Nfitttpo9 auf 9onner=
flag inn 9loriatii6en Meere tpiitbete,
auf ntinoei items bunoert belaufen. Ser
an ser oolmatii ii9en &iilte perfebren6e
Gampfer 9(noron1e0a lit NIT ser gan=
sen 8alasung geiunfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22
9cntid)larb midt betbeiligt.
s am B ur q, 16. S

Die bieiige euteorganiiatio1l
fat sic Streifer in slntperpen BE-
nadrt6tigt, 6ab 6ie 0e1tiden See
leute ii9 nidt an sem tnternationalen
5treif betbeiligen per0en, oa tbre
5oroerungen betpilligt tpur0en. 0ie
oeutide Organtiation miro jeood
perbin6ern, oaB oeutide Seeleute fir
brittibe, belgiide ooer bolanoii@e
S9iffe gebeuert iper6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22
@rem5itreit= =Gmhd)eiSana.
CT Gaio. Ser, 16. ssuni.

VI Fd 0, Ser., l6. Stunt.
0as internationale S6ieosgeri9t
in gl Ealo, Seras, oem Ser @ren5z
itreit 5tpiiden sen Ser. Staaten unb
Merifo iibertpieien tporoen mar, ent=
idie6 om Gonneritag, 0aB ein Sbetl
ser itreitigen 2anoereien an sic Ser.
5taoten uno ipe5ieu an Sic Stoot 81
Haio falen ioue, ser an6ere Sbeil an
Merifo. Die gnti6eioung iit ein
8ompromiBboridlag. @s ban6elt iid
Inn 2anoereien i'm @ertb bon iieben
Mtllionen Collars, sic inn 5iioen bon
gl Naio gelegen iino. 9ie Ser.
Staoten iotpobl tpie Merifo mollen iid
NIT oieier gntl6et6ung 11i9t 5ufrie-
sen geben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22
syranfrcidls @in,er.
g a ris, 16. Sum

y q =, TO. Ny111t1.
sssn elmer Sibltng 0es fron5oiiiden
@abinetts ont Mittmo9 tpur0e BE-
;dloiien, sic fiir5lid perfiigten Mob=
regeln betreffs 9lbgren5ung Ser G6an=
pagnerbe5irfe fallen 5u lailen, Sic ut=
ter SEN betroffenen 8in5ern 10 pie]
b0les 8lut gertaht batte. 9agege1
ion iebt ein @eleb gei@affen meroen,
oos sic 8efugniB ser @eri6te gege,t-
iiber betriigeriider 8e5eidnung bon
@einen meientlib erueitert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22
Mmerifamer gcebrt.
g 0tttnge11, II. eeSunt

W0fftn 9 en-, II. SUM.
0ie l1niperiitGt @0ttingen ertbeilte
ant Donneritag 6em amerifanii6en
Erofelior gilbert 81. Midelion, Hro=
feiior ser Wbiif an ser @bicago'er
l1nipeuiitGt, >oas gbrenoiplom zines
9oftors ser &biIoiopbie. Mtdaelion
lit Mustaul9profeiior in @0ttingen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-07
CONGRATULATIONS FROM TAFT
President Sends Message Read on Elk
Judge George G. Reynolds g Birthday.

The friends of ex-Judge George c. Reyn-
Odds dean Of Brooklyn lawyers. gathered
at the Sands Street Methodist Episcopal
Church last night to celebrate in honor OF
hts ninetieth birthday. Among the speak
ers we're DR.. William Arnold Shanklin,
president Of Wesleyan University: DIR. w.
V Kelly and ex-Justlce Augustus Van
Wyck. letter of congratuation from
President Taft, addressed TO the chairman.
read as follows:
have your very kind invitation 70 at
tend the reception to be given 10 Mr.. Reyn-
Odds in honor Of his ninetieth birthday
Almost the oldest graduate OF Wesleyan
University and being az the Brooklyn
bar. Judge Reynolds is certainly entitled
10 such a reception. / remember with great
pleasure meeting him at the inauguration
OF President Shanklin Of Wesleyan Uni
versity. While my engagements prevent
nv attending the reception of Judge Reyn-
olds. I hope you will extend to him my
CONGRATULATIONS on his long, useful and
honorable career and on his unusual
strength and health, which make him still
active az his advanced age.
Mr. Reynolds was Sorn on February I.
1921. at Armenia, y. Y. He was graduated
from Wesleyan University with the class
of 81 and admitted TO the bar in Brooklyn
three years later. He was elected to the
CITY Court in 1872. became chief Judge two
years later and a justice of the Supreme
Court IN 1877
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-07
CHILD HIDES IN CONFESSIONAL
Ran Away from Man Who Misled Her
About Illness of Mother.

For more than five hours last night Marie
Coleman. eleven years old, of No. 345 18th
street, Brooklyn, hid in confessional IN
ST. Micbaers Church. Fourth avenue and
,2d street and was found there by Joseph
Srellman, the sexton.
As Mr. Spellman was locking up the
church for the night he thought he heard
some one crying, but after he had made a
hurried search he decided he was mistaken.
After he had been in bed for half an hour
Spellman decided TO return to the church
and make a more careful search. When he
opened the door the cries were pronounced,
and he traced them TO the confessional.
where he found the girl. with her school
books tightly clasped in her arms
At the Fourth avenue station the little
girl who attends ST. Johns parochial
school, 2lst street near Sixth avenue. said
a man stopped her while she was on her
WAY home end told her that her mother
was seriously ill al 3ith street and Third
avenue She said that when they reached
the place and couldn't find her mother the
man told her that she was at 18th street
The child then became suspicious and ran
away from him.
The place where he man met the girl IS
only a stones throw from where the two
Italian bows Longo and Rlzzo. were kid
ncpped few months ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-07
MONTGOMERY CASE DELAYED
Judge Rosalsky to Charge Jury Which
Will Decide Bankers Fate To-day.

Because Of the number Of witnesses
placed upon the stand yesterday by the
prosecution in rebuttsl the case Of Will
lam r. Montgomery. former president at
the Hamilton Bank. who is accused Of the
larceny Of $4,000, did not go 10 the jury
last night. Judge Rosalsky held court
until a late hour and finally adjourned
until this morning. when he will charge
the Jury.
The evidence Of the witnesses called
during the day related principally 10 the
psyments for printing. stationery, postage,
etc. in connection with the sending OF
circulars 10 the $4,000 depositors Of the
bank In the effort TO rehabilitate IT, II
was shown that the officers and directors
of the bank paid hundreds Of dollars for
this work.
II is part Of Montgomerys defence thai
the money in question, which he is charged
with stealing. was expended by him for
this work witnesses for the defence have
testified that a day and night force Of
SIXTY clerks worked at Montgomery's house
for two months prior TO the reopening Of
the bank. addressing envelopes and send
ing out circulars.
Montgomery was locked up.in the Tombs
last night for the first time since his trial
began.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-07
DINNER FOR COLGATE ALUMNI
More than Two Hundred Graduates at
Fortv-Hrst Annual Gathering.

More than two hundred members Of the
New York Alumni Association Of Colgate
University attended the forty-frst annual
dinner and r'eeting. held at the Park Ave
nue. Hotel last evening. The Rev DR.. Will
lam A. Granger president OF the alumni
association, presided. AT the guest table
were Or. Elmer Burritt Bryan. president Of
Colgate University: the Rev DIT William
NJ Lawrence. president OF the Colgate Uni
versity Corporation; Or. Newton Lloyd An
drev,s. Of the Colgate faculty and the Rev.
Harry Emerson Fosdick, q Montclair y j.
President Bryan in his address SAID that
Colgate. like Boston. is not place but
state Of mind" defining this by saying mat
the object at Colgate was not merely 10
turn out as many graduates as possible but
~ create men who were 'gentlemanly.
cultured. refined. artistic and , strong
The principal address was maze py >.
Vaiter Samr1is, who spoke or the achleve-
ments Of Theodore RugGles Iimbey, a
former graduate of Colgate, VINO invented
The revolving turret used on war vessels.
tho doatiug drydock and me device Tor
6ring heavy guns ny electricity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-07
BITTER AGAINST AMERICANS
Worse than Anarchists, Chicago Man
Tells Brooklyn Audience.

why Are Americans Anarchists" was
the topic on which Charles Zueblin. the
former sociologtst of Chicago University.
spoke before the New York Social idea
Forum, at Packer Institute. Brooklyn, last
night. According TO Mr.. Zueblin. II was
quite too mild 10 call the typical American
an anarchist He was lot worse. The
bona fide anarchist was at least philoso-
pher, but the American type not even that
The real anarchist. the lecturer said. BE-
Iieved in the minimum of government. and
in no. government. b. force. The theory
was hopeless, and most ST the real anarch-
lists kept their theories 70 themselves. ard
we're the better liked for their self-re-
straint. The charge OF violence was made
against the anarchists, but more people
were killed every year by the RAILROADS
and by ignorant mothers than by the DEEDS
of violence attributed 10 them.
Anarchy was a philosophy bit ms
American anarchists were not philoso'
pliers. A worse charge than violence
could be brought against them, Profei'or
Zuebln said Seldom before had there
been a people so disrespectful Of the tzw.
so tratorous 70 the state, as were Amer
cans Was not this dsrespect for law
and lack of patriotism. he asked. PROOF
that Americans did not believe in govern
ment?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-07
CALLS DIAZ HALF BLIND
Feeble, Helpless Old Man, Says
Brother of Madero.

Gustsvo A. Madero, the brother Of Fran
cisco J. Madero. leader of the Mexican re-
bellion, had no direct news from the front
yesterday, bur he turned from a desk full
Of papers long enough 70 talk a little about
the uprising and Mexico in general
The revolution IL a real one he said
"Diaz will die before 1t is over It's fight
10 finish. And there is more chance Of
the death Of Diaz than most people realize
He has been pictured as an old but strong
man full of life and virlity This is part
of the government propaganda. In reality
he is stone deaf. half blind and faints often
his circulation is so poor. Every day he
has a massage. and hypodermic injections
are given TO him in his arm. and he takes
certain amount of exercise and medical
baths Without Diaz the government would
fan
1t is said that not long ago. al a ball
given by the Spanish colony in, Mexico
CITY 20 Mrs. Daz. the dictator was
asked TO speak He had a short speech
written and though the ballroom was brill
iantly lighted he had 10 have a candle
brought close to his side so that he could
read II was pitiful. Diaz cannot make a
speeoh Of ten words without rehearsing It
beforehand and 1t is the same thing with
other subjects.
When a man is TO see him about some
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-07
A RISING IN ZACATECAS
Rebels Defeated in Sonora
Five Rurales Killed.

Mexico City. Feb. ga rising is reported
in the district of Niezes State NJ. Zaca
tecas This district has a population OF
about 10000. and is the only district which
gave Madero a majority in the last cleo
ton.
In an engagement between the 18th Cav
airy and two hundred rebels at Navajoa
Southern Sonora. twentv-four rebels were
killed and thirteen wounded. These were
left on the field. The fighting lasted five
hours and the rebels were defeated
It is reported that a rising has occurred
at San Augustin Calixco. near Puebla
Workmen in the cotton factories yesterday
killed FIVE rurales The people Of Pueblo
also are said 10 he restless. The Mexican
Railway telegraph is reported cut
The government has taken possession OF
most Of the telegraph lines here. which
makes ii impossible 10 get details Of the
actual situation
The capture by the Mexican revolutionists
Of San Ignaoio. a town opposite Fort Han
cock Texas, has been reported 10 the
State Department in a telegram from the
American Consul az Ciudad Porfrio Diaz.
Nogales, Ariz, Feb 6-President Ssndo-
val. Of Nogales, Sonora said tonight:
General Lorenzo Torres has not been de-
feated near Tonichi. as reported. We hesr
from him from day 10 dsy. He has estab
lished headquarters at TONIGHT with the idea
OF protecting Southern Sonora from rebel
bands fleeing westward from Chihuahua