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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21
Ser lansen Cite i6rer blrtisen

Ser langen Cite ibrer bl,ttigen
@reueltbaten baben sic ruiiil6en Ser
rorilten eine 11el1e Summer bin5uge=
fiigt. Ser .iebt peritorbene 8re-
mierminiiter Stolpptn batte cine iiber=
aus idmierige Steue inne. St e%rfreute
li9 oes bod)lten 8ertraaens 0es So
rem, un6 muroe BON ser Sofltppe mie
BON Sen l1nHtiir5lern nit glei6 Bit
terem @aiie perfolgt. Die &auffe,
melde in ser l1mgebung bes 3aren
gegen SEN &remiermintiter %geiponnen
mnrben, perlei0eten 0ieiem berart iein
Mmt, 6aB er Dor einigen Monaten lei=
ne gntlaiiu1tg for6erte. Sour sic per-
lonlid)en 8itten 6es 3aren bernnodten
StolDpin, u1f bem berartmortliben
un0 unoanfbaren Soften a%us5ubarren.
0ie Serrorilten iteDten linn eine Snue
mod Ser anoeren, er beban0elte tie
aber nit geiudter Nidtadtltng. Sci
Ser l1ebernabme bes 8remierpoitens
erflarte er 0ffentli6: sd meib, oab
man mir nod 0em 2eben trqdten
miro, ober i6 boffe imitan0e gu lein,
Ml1be inns Sronung in &uBlano gu
id}offen. SIM SSnterelie @1Blan0S u1t6
6eS @eltfrie0ens, Ser politiide
Sdtpenfungen befanntli6 idleht ber=
tragen fam, begte man Sic Soffnung,
SOB er sem 2eben meroe erbalten blet=
ben, 6o6 mltroe oieielbe ,pereitelt, I'M
0em Ser Stratege, Ser es Inn fem
@aterlan0 10 mobl gemeint, 6urd) Sen
So0 bonn 5eloe ieiner Nrbeit abberu=
fen mnroe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21
9entidlamo hat Tramfreid nnb

england iett 10 oeutlid mie es rl1r
irgeno m0glid mar, gu erfennen ge-
eeben, 6oB es sic bei0en Madte nidt
fiirdtet uno ii6 bon leinem gpten
&edt fem Sofa nebmen laBt. Dieie
feite Saltung DeutidlanoS bat einen
iebr bemerfensmertben ginfluB auf
Stalien ausgeiibt. Die Staliener ba=
ben iett acknowledgements einen Ser
glei9 5piiden Ben 8ortbeilen 3ieben
miiiien, melde ibnen oie 8ugeborig-
felt gum Dreib11n6e un6 6ns 2iebau-
geIn NIT Sranfrei@ tno England
bringt. nnb als grgebnib bieieS Ser
gleides itellten file sic offenfunoige
6batiade felt, baB Sic Mnfreunoung
NIT england un6 5ranfrei6 ibnen
nirgen6 Ben geringften g~reifbaren
gortbeil brndte, ndbreno sic Mit-
gIieoidnft I'M Dreibunoe lire @roB-
madtiteIung @emabr Ieiitete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21
1tnicre DuQorfraten finb gans ent.

1tnicre 0DuDrtrate1 ttr0 guns cut
ieBt iiber bds 8orgeben Ser in Spring
Qafe, g. S., p~eriammelt geueienen %
@oupern0re, melde beidloiien, sem
Oberbnnoesgeridt in 8aibington
Muffldrung uber gepiiie Diitrittsbun-
oesridter 5u geben, beren Gati6eioan.
gen in sen 8urenrr gemilier &orpora,
tionen geidrieben meroen iino. Sic
Iroge, mie iib Ser 5taat, oas Sc.
meinmei en, sen @orporationen gegen-
iiber jteuen jon, mie Dos Soft geger
Sic nebergriffe mddtiger Eruits 81
idiiben 1T, nuub geloif meroen. ST.
gen6 ein ionit obiclrrer Gopofat, Der
ouf @ebeiB elmer madtigen &orpora-
ton uno ourb polittiden ginfl1B gum
8unoesridter ernannt ml1rbe, iolte
nibt Sic Madt baben, @eiete m5l1=
itoben, sic BON @eieegebern no6 reid>
lider 8riifltngs erlaiien mrroen. Ser
.5hritt, Sen sic @ouperneure getban
baben, mag 1ridt Elm oirefteS &ei11ltat
berbeifiibren, aber sic moraliide @ir=
flung oiirfte ni6t 5a rnteri6aben iein.
Cute @idter ion 6as Soft ebren, aber
forrupte @erf5eltge perbrederii6er
&orporationen io1ten nidt 6urd Sen
idmar5en Salnr Dor Ser geredten
5trafe geidibt mer0en. IS lit oie
b0ddte 3eit, SOB NIT ser &raris auf-
gerdumt miro, nad Ser Elm ein5elner
Mi9ter Elm gan5es @eleb nmitoben
fann. @s iollte bies sen bo6iten &C.
ridtsb0fen porbebalten bleiben, uno
au9 bieie ionten Elm @eleb MIR nit
elmer 3mei6rtttel= Mebrbeit umitoBen
f0nren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21
sSs1n SITTER ppn 78 Sahret peridieo

SIN Sitter bon 70 Sabren beridteo
in leinem &eim gu ct. Saul, $50. 526
&oup=Mpe., ser 8rigaoegeneral ser
8unoesarmee, Mibael 81. Morgan.
gs murbe ant is. Sana1ar 1888 IN
Nopa Scotia geboren, fam 1850 auf
Sic Militdrafa6emie 5u 8eit &oint,
BON mo- aus er 1854 gra6uierte; in
SEN Sobren 1866 uno 1866 mar er
in Sort Smelling %itationiert. @r 6ien=
tie mdbreno 6es 8iirgerfrieges uno
mur6e 1864 bon General Grant gum
@bef-&ommilidr ser gegen &idmon0
.op%erierenoen Srl1ppen ernannt, uno
mar bel ser l1ebergobe 6es Generals
81. 6. See int @eribtsbauie gu Zip
pomattor 51gegen; 6onad bate er
fir @erpflegl1ng Ser Sra1ppen Sees
gu iorgen. Nad SdluB 6es &rieges
blieb er nit Dem &ange als Sberit
int M~rmee=aommiiiariat. Sm Sabre
1879 idloB er nit SRI. Mntoinette
8rinee, Sodter bon Sobn g. &rince,
in ct. Saul SEN gbebun6; 1894 muir
Sc er General ommtiiar ser Mrmee,
nit @obniit in @aibington, 8. 6.
Sn 0ieiem Soften blieb er Big 1897
uno iette ii9 Damn als 8rigooegene=
raj our &l1be. Sci iener 3eit mobntc
er III ct. Soul.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21
TIM Minncipta bel bem bpm 10.

biz Is. Oftober in Mil1paufee ab5u=
balten6en nationalen &onteit Sic ibm
gebiibrenoe steuung aud in 6iei lem
Sabre gu iidern, peri en0et Ser &om=
miiiGr jebt Sic Nnmel6eideine an ale
8l1ttermader 0es @toates. SSn Sen
1ebten 5ebn Sabren bat Mtmelota
adJtmdl sen eriten Breis 6aDongetra=
gen, nn0 sic Bureaus ser Mabrungs=
mittelabtbeilung iino nit bielen &pertb-
Donen 5ei6enbannern uls Sropbden
aug nationalen @ettbetperbern ge=
idmiidt. SSn 0ieiem Sabre erbalt Ser
iiegen6e Staat Elm itlbernes @bren=
5eiden int @ertbe BON $500; SEN @us-
iteGern fteben auBer6em natiirlid
Grdmten IN nennensmertber 90be in
Mus1i9t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21
!: 9ts5eian=M a@ri1ten

s. 3umr Is. SabresgeoddtniB oes
|So0es ser bodm'iten 8iidofs Martin
Martp eelebrirte Ser bodm'ite 8iidof
|Erobec om Dienitag Morgen in ser
&atbeorale unter Aiiiiten5 ser bo6m.
|9erren SdoQenberger, Maprbofer
uno @illenbri11g ein &ontifical-&e-
qniem.
: Die reue ct. Mariem= SSuinglings-
baue, peld)e BON ser mnbefledten @n1=
|pfangniBgemeinoe in ct. @loub er=
ribtet mur0e 1tn0 nabe5u Douen6et
lit, miro ant Danfiagungstage feier=
|lidit ibrer 8eitimntl,ng 6urd Sen
bodmiten 8iidof 1robec getpeibt
mer0en.
s. Mm Sonntog pl1roe in ser Sie<
ben Sdmer5en Stride gu Mlbanp oaS
@~atronsfeit 6urd feierliden @ottes=
oienit begansen, mabreno Incident
bodm. @ater Mlto, 8. g. g., Sic Seit=
pre0tgt bielt.
sSSn ndditer 3ett miro man in
ct. Solepb nit ben eriten Mrbeiten ]
gum 8au Ser 11el1en Sdppeiternfirde
beginner. Dus alte @ottesballs Ser
@eneotctinerinnen er1peiit iih aIs lrr-
5ureideno fir sic groBe, intmer mebr,
aufbliibenoe Mnitalt, ur1b oesbab ioR
cine 11el1e, pra9tpoue, I'M romaniiden
Sttl gebaltene Stride erridtet her
oen, oie ben Muforoerungen noIal1f
geniigt. Die &ontrafte tp1roen am
100. September pergeben.
5onntag, ben 10. September,
mur6e in Der alien Stride gu Mep
Ml1nih elmer ser dlteften in Der Di0<A
5eie ct. CLOUD l1,to M11tterfirde bon
Melroie ltno Treeport, Ger Iette Got
tesoienit gebaIten. Mad elmer 3u Ger
5en gebenoen Mnfprade beg bodm.
|8farrerg, 8ater 2a1cag, 81. g,
tpl1roe oas merbeiligite imsgroser
@ro5eiiion nod benz 8aienent oer.
1elten &iirde gebrad 100 bbiis 3ur
'&oniefratior besieIbe1l Der @ottes..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21
Ser cbemaligc 8nnbcsienatur SIP

mas 6enrp Garter bon Montana,
ser %iabrelang cine electromagnetic nno
bemerfensmertbe Stele in ser natio=
nalen @olitif eingenommen bat nno
friiber einmal @oriiben0er 6es Natio=
nalfomites u1o ieit 0em lebten Sabr
Gprliben0er ser amertfanii6en Get
ton ser Snternatioralen &ommiiiion
mar, lit gonntagpormittag in ieinem
@eim an elmer 2ungenfranfbeit ge=
ltorben. Ct lton0 int Sitter BON 81
Sabren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21
9taot=N emisteiten.

- 4omnme11Den Sonntag Mbe110
finbet in ser Sdulbane ser unbefled=
ten gmpfangniBgemein0e cine Ser
iammlung itatt, gu Der ale fatboli=
iden Siinglinge uno ale fatbolti6en
Mednner, bie 6as 40. 2ebenSiabr nod
nidt iberidritten boben, freunoli@it
eingela0en jin6. Sn iener 8eriamm-
lung miro Sic Organization eines
Sungmiainner : 8ereins beidloiien, 6ie
8eoingungen gum @intritt in oenieI-
ben mie aud Sic Na1bnieBung Ser
neuen Siinglingspereinsballe erfldrt.
- &ommen0en Sonntag Morgen
in ser Sriibe mer0en 1id adt Mitglie<
ser 0es ct. Soiepb-MdnneroereinS
na9 ct. Heter begeben, l1nt auoa auf
Sem Sabresfonpent 6es 9. 81. Stats
perbanoes uno ser 9. 6. unteritii=
kungsgeieui6aft BON Minneio ta BEN
bieiigen 8erein ais Delegaten n10 als
3treftoren gu pertreten.
= ,Ma Sic neueiten Saiions rn6
gntmiirfe in &erbitpubmaaren oen
Gamen ser 5taot uno nmgegeno 5ur
Beitdtigung ~ousgelegt am 0onner=
itag Morgen, Sen 81. Sept, in SRI.
W, Miil5 &rbtpnarenlofal. Sur Tbetl=
nabme ber5li9 etngela0en.
- Moolpb 2inbenberg fat li6 bon
Sen 6olgen ser erbaltenen S@ubtpun=
Sc mieoer 10 meit erbolt, ooB ct am
Montag aus 5em ct. &apbaels @oipi=
tai nad Sol1ie entlailen meroen fonn-
tie uno binnen menigen Sagen mieoer
iein @eiddft miro iibernebmen fon-
men.
= &erbitpubmaaren-groffnun int
Bee 9ipe am Donneritag Mben6.
- Mlpbpns 5depers fat sic t1el1e
@obnung oes Sobn San6el fduflid
%ibernommen un6 miro 0ieielbe ant 5.
October nit ieiner Samilie be5ieben,
mabren0 Samilie San0el lire alte
@obnung an 10. 5traBe nor0lid mie=
Der occnpieren miro.
--@eb narItehen auf c~uftipirte
Garmen. Taru1er8 Gtate Banf, ct.
@louo. Winn. l6-ba
~ @err 6. 81. 8rofmiiuer, Sefre-
tor ser Miiociateo Mrtiig bon Mil-
pal1fee, trof Sonntag bon Monteiano,
8aib., mo burh sic &iinitlergeiel<
idoft Sic Deforation oes @ourtbauieS
gege1 eirre11 &oitennufman0 bon $15,-
1000 beiorgt muroe, in ct. @louo elm,
no man ii@ freute. Dem galarter
&initler, Sen man CUR 8eit Der Defo-
ration Der &atbeorale in ct. CLOUD
fentlen unb a9ten lernte, mieoer sic
@ano gum @rub entbietet 81 fonnen.
Or beridtet, bob @eter Wartini bon
bier, pelder ii9 an Ger, Declaration
bes Gourtbaliies in Monteiar1o bethel
ligt. oaieIbit nod furf @oden her-
bleiben mrB, Inn ben @eit ser 9lrbeit
aus3ufubren.
SSn elmer gountp-$arptItaot
bon Minneiota 1T befonberer Ser
bdltniiie tpegen Elm gut gebenoes Mes-
gergefddht at perfaufen. Wdberes 5u
l%erfraaen I'M ..georoitern. 44.bu
Gum fofortigen Gintrih, ei1
Jo,teg Maaoden aar gerridtung auge-l
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21
81 uun Maine trpden bleibt pber

naB miro, madt nidt mebr piel aus.
ga 1ih Sic 0emofratiide 8artet 5um
qr0bteu Sbeile auf 5eite ser Nsallen
hefono, 10 fam lie einen groben er-
lola fonltatiren, ielblt menn Ser Staat
trpdeu D(eiben loute, mas big 5nr
Gtltnoe nod ~feinespegs iider tit. 9aB
Sic trodene Mebrbeit BON iiber $4,000
int Satire 1884 auf MidtS reon5irt
murbe, lit ein @eroienlt ser Demofra=
tie oes Gtautes Wfai1te nnD Elm iid)eres
;3eid]en, bob Sic 9emofrate11 BORT am
Nu0er bleiben merDen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21
Sem 8nubesdemifer 9r. @ileD

fat Yraiioent Saft Elm ausreidenoes
MISUNDERSTANDING al1sgeitent, I'M al
lie Sic Meioer gum 5dmeigen GIT brtn=
gen. Sn Sen 8eitrebungen bes Dof=
tors, 6as Observation-Disclosures getpii=
lenboft 0urd5ufiibren, m0gen pobl
Srrtbiimer nit nntergelaufen fem,
6aB es ibm abssr nit ieiner 5ade ab-
iolut grnlt NOR, miro ntemano in
Mbreoe Itelen. Scum lit linn @elegen=
felt 5u tpeiterer erlprieBlt6er Sbatig=
felt gegeben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21
Dem iungen Baare itets mad 8unid

Dem iungen 8aore ftets mad 8unia
ergeben moge. 1T Ser a%nfridtige
8uni6 bes rMoro1tern.
- 8ir be5ablen bier 8ro5ent an
3eitoepoiiten. barmers state 8anf
|of ct. CLOUD, Minn., 16bns.
- SRI. &c. Mils laoet sic Dnmer-
bon ct. CLOUD lrno 1mgegeno freuno-
lidit EN- ibrer @erbitpubmaareneroff-
nl1ng am Donneritag Morgen, 6en 81.
bei5umobnen.
SSn Ole bieiige Office Ser GoIo
|5pring 8raugeieaidaft orangen in
LETTER Sonntag &adt ginbreder uno.
ita6len aus Ger 5dubla6e etpa $50,
mel&e Ser @eiddftsleiter s.. s.
8oden oem @elbi6rein ona1per-
tral1en uberieben bottle.
SSn 6en eriten Sagen fom5nen-
Sen Monats miro Ser als @lsdfiibrer
Der Security 8ud)bin0erei ongeiteute.
Sobn 8. 8inter iib nad Seattle,
8aib., %begeben, III ser Mbiidt, ii@ 90
lelblt na6 einem paiienoen 8labe UNI
5uieben.
SEER Mlots 5rante, melder SEN ct.
SoiepbS Mainnerperein bon ct. @louo
anf ser Sc. Sabresberiamm[unq oes.
9. s.. @entralpereins lebte ISOLDE in
Chicago p%ertrat, mo ct oem @omite.
fir Contribution u11o Mebengeiebe ant
geborte, lit Jreitag mieoer 6abeim ein-
getroffen.
= @erbitpubmaaren=groffnu in
Sri. ~. Mfil5 MISUNDERSTANDING
am 9onneritag Morgen, Sen 81.
Sept. Ssbr ieio ber5li9 eingelo0en.
~ Mit Ser neuen 5aiion miro 6as.
3opioion 0pernbaus in ei1em neue1
@epanoe erideinen, pofiir Manager
9apioion SEN Can't aQer Gbeaterbe-
inber oieier 5taot fat. Die 8iiibne
prangt in gang neuer Musltattung,
mie an6 sic @anoe uno 9ede Elm ra-
gelneltes @emaro baben. 8ie 6err
0apioion fir 6ieie Bier oes @ebauoes.
gelorgt, 10 miro er eemiB nun audi
oofur lorgen, oaB auf ser 8ibne bes
neu an%sitaffirten 5beaterraumes nur
goriteaungen BETTER Mrt un6 iolde,
oie al6 ntdt oen gertngiten MnitoB
geben, o1fgefubrt tper9en, uro me1,,t
Dies Ser SAL, miro &err Dabioion
ben ooppelten 0anf ser Ibeater Be-
Judi EN- baben. 6reitag Mben0 miro 5um
|8elten 0es Meater!M anager cine TN
terbaltung peranitaltet gu Ser ii6 Sic
gurger Der @ta0t obne 3meifeI in
Weaiie einftn6en 1per6en, INN auf 6iele
@etle feline 8eiorgniiie fir Elm orient
|lides Sta6ttbeater 51 lobnen.
&erlangt Elm glttes Maoden
our Gerridtltng augemeiner &ausar=
belt. Gutter 2obn. Na65ufragen Bel
|0r. S. 81. &opt 4Ot-5. Mpe. iIoIid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21

Der biesjabrige aonierbatipnsfon-
greB fitr6et bonn %. Big "a. Septen1-
Der in &nniag 9th ftott. Mnf Sem
porjdbrigen in 81. Nau1 abgebaltere1
itano bag gerbdlt1ib bon Buno l1ro
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21
Mfiar. &ennebp, &eftor bes Mmeri.

Ut1yt. 0te"'7
cou college IN &om NOR DER er1te
amerifanil6e Yralat, melder bonn
4sopit nad leiner @ranfbeit emptans
qen muroe. Seine @eiligfeit lol leBt
pollfomn1en mieoer bergeiteut ietn mno
frild uno fraftig musleben. Wflgr.
aenneOp lteute oem &apit bier am1erl=
fanilde &rielter Dor, Oenen Der apolto=
lildje Segen ertbeilt muroe.
The Washington times., 1911-07-12

Unusual Floral Designs
From fresh-cut homegrown flowers.
Reasonable prices. Guide, 1914 F.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1911-07-12
SUICIDE ATTEMPTS
TO Be CRIME IN LAW
POLICE ARE Seeking
Would Punish Those Who
Try to End Their Lives 4,
in District.

Acting on the advice Of r. A. SAM
ders. inspector of pharmacies, superln-
tendent Of Police Sylvester has recon-
mended the enactment of q law making
1t a crime punishable by fine or I'm
prisonment, or both. for any person to
attempt suicide or feign to attempt sui
eide In the District.
I'm some jurisdictions It Ia recognized
by law as crime to attempt suicide"
said Major Sylvester. This no doubt
acts as a deterrent and saves many a
dependent family from sorrow + and
pain"
Inspector Sanders says he has found
many cases in which circumstances sur
rounding indicated that 1t was not the
purpose of the persons to commit sui
eide, but rather to feign an attempt
with view Of accomplishing some pt,r-
pose In several instances, he says, the
publication of an attempt at suicide was
followed by a number Of other attempts
by the same method.
I'm my opinion" said Inspector San
persons to pause and weigh the matter
very carefully. In many cases wives
and children would be saved from sor-
row and poverty, and many lives
inspector Sanders says the records OF
his office show that there have been
1851 attempts at suicide in the past ten
years In the District. There has been
an alarming increase In the number OF
suicides each succeeding. year. The
attempts, and that ended June 80. 1911,
16J. Poison was used last year by
forty-sevep who attempted suicide, thir-
ty-five OF whom succeeded.
The Washington times., 1911-07-12
LOR|hER PROBERS
RESUME TOMORROW.
To CALL SENATORS
Aldrich and Penrose Will Be
Asked About Hines
Allegations. y

The Lorimer committee will resume
its Investigations tomorrow. From that
time forth II is expected the committee
will be at work probing into the Lori
mer election for many weeks to come.
All thought of being able to conclude
the inquiry before the end of this ses-
sion has been given up. The committee
has already taken more testimony than
the previous committee. or than the
Helm committee at Springfield, and it
has barely started.
Governor Deneen is expected to ap-
pear Thursday. He Is freely charged
with double crossing" by some Of his
Illinois political rivals, and he is ex-
pected to tell some entertaining things
about Illinois politics. but to shed lit
tie light on the alleged bribery.
Senators Aldrich and Penrose will be
put on the stand before long to tell
what they know about the stories by
Edward Hines that they wanted Lori
mer elected, and that President Taft
also wanted Lorimer.
A statement for the Record from
President Taft as to Hines allegations
is expected in committee circles. The
bribed Illinois Legislature will soon be
be examined here, and they will be
thoroughly grilled. Many of the import
ant witnesses Will be examined here
in order to facilitate their punishment
through the District courts In case they
refuse to answer questions.
The Washington times., 1911-07-12
WILLIAMS PROVES
MATCH FOR BAILEY .
IN SENATE DEBATE
Mississippian Looming Up
as Party Leader in Upper
-, House.

The clash on tariff between Senator
Joseph w. Bailey and Senator John
Sharp Williams, in which Bailey de-
Tended the doctrine of a duty on raw
materials and Williams charged him
with being as good a Republican as
Penrose, has called attention to the
growing prominence Of Senator WILL
Jams on the Democratic side. That the
Mississippi Senator will soon take rank
as the Democratic leader Of the Senate
Is the prediction frequently heard these
days. He cannot be at this Congress,
for Martin of Virginia has the place by
title But the Indications are that the
Mississippi man, who formerly filled the
position Of minority leader of the House,
is headed for the corresponding position
at the north end of the Capitol.
Equal of Bailey.
Since the advent of Senator Williams,
Senator Bailey has found on his own
side of the chamber a man fully his
equal as a debater, and, in some re-
spects, more than his equal. Senator
williams is a deep student and man
OF the widest reading. He is deeply read
IN everything pertaining to political
economy, and no other man in the Sem
ate is his superior when it comes to dis
cussing the tariff or any other Of the
great questions before Congress. He
was a good lawyer before he entered
Congress and does not get stampeded
by one of Senator Bailey's arguments
on the Constitution.
Others Were Afraid.
It used to be in the Senate on the
Democratic side, that none of the MEM
bers there dared to take the floor
against Senator Bailey. But that day
has passed since John Sharp" came.
He and Bailey do not agree. They
are Democrats of different schools.
They differ on the tariff, and they differ
on various other matters. Bailey is
much more conservative than Williams,
and, while Williams is not sympathetic
with some of the ideas of the progress
sive Democrats, he is, on the whole,
while the Texas Senator is
not. There is a rivalry between the
two men that is not concealed. The
anti-Bailey Democrats have been want
ing somebody capable of taking the
floor and holding it against Senator
Bailey, and they have looked in vain.
John Sharp has seemingly filled the
lack.
The situation is such that clashes be-
tween the Texas Senator and the Sena-
tor from Mississippi are frequent And
of his long, hard schooling in the House,
Senator Williams is a debater to be
feared, and when he and Bailey collide
there is always entertainment.
The Washington times., 1911-07-12
Deaths.
NITTE

Jacob Dork. 65 years, 139 Hickman
street southeast.
Ellen Brown, 81 years, Providence Hos
Francis w. Payne, 1 year, Kenilworth,
William Martin, 81 years, Potomac river.
Louise Miller, years, Providence Hos
Annie s. Gray, So years. 8OO7 NJ street
Patrick HeaIy, IS years, Providence
Albert Finr,r.r1, rs years. SO I street
northwest.
Elizabeth J. Lowe, 65 years, 437 Tenth
street northeast.
William H Wood, II years, 735 Seventh
street northwest.
Theodore NJ. Hanft, IS years, So Quincy
street northeast.
James W. Abendshein, II years, 51O
Sixth street southwest.
Emery D. Wallingsford, 4S years, Wash
ington Asylum Hospital.
Mike Mcdonald, SO years, Emergency
Hospital
Dora G. Baldwin, 55 years, Wisconsin
avenue northwest.
Francis Brahler, 81 years, National
Homeopathic Hospital.
Aitcheson Pollock, 75 years, Forty-sev-
enth and Brandywine streets north
Paul Leverone, 4S years, Government
Hospital for the Insane.
Ludlow King, 6 months, Children's Hos
Bessie silverman. 8 months, Children's
Hospital.
Pauline Bredekamp, months, Chill
dren's Hospital.
Francis ]. Meehan, 10 days, 1889 D street
northeast.
COLORED.
John Jones, 4S years, 2225 Twelfth street
northwest
Louisa Simms, IS years, IS Fenton place
northwest.
Mary e. Thomas, SO years, 1929 New Jer-
sey avenue northwest.
Benjamin Keys, l year, 343 G street
southwest.
Robert Waters, "a years, 1237lz Six-and-
a-half street northwest.
Louisa Childs, 66 years. Government
Hospital for the Insane.
Henrietta Campbell, n years, Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane.
The Washington times., 1911-07-12
SENATORS BELIEVE
RECIPROCITY VOTE
IS CLOSE At HAND
But Opinions Still Differ
Widely as to Likely Date
of Adjournment.

While little progress was made yes
terday in the consideration Of the reci-
procity and tariff bills in the Senate, 1t
is generally felt about the north end
of the Capitol that a vote on reciprocity
is not far off.
A number Of Senators are predicting
that a vote will come on reciprocity
next week, doubtless late In the week.
The situation is such In the Senate that
an agreement may be reached at any
time, though the chances are one will
be deferred until Senator La Toilette
speaks.
Opinions vary widely as to the time of
adjournment of Congress. Many are
still pinning their faith to August /.
But the fact two attempts to. get an
agreement for voting on reciprocity and
tariff yesterday came to nothing, rather
troubled the optimists.
Senator Penrose will be satisfied II the
session ends August s. This would be
about duplicating the performance Of
the previous special session. II was on
August that the preceding tariff ses-
sion was wound up.
Senator Shively is anxious to push
reapportionment. and other Senators
are anxious to push campaign publicity.
1t Is conceded Statehood viii go over,
and It is doubtful II the Senate will
wait to enact any important laws after
the tariff is disposed Of.
The Washington times., 1911-07-12
Florists Will Picnic
Today, Rain or Shine

Rain or shine, the washington
Florists Club will go on its annual ex-
cursion to Huntsville today. A delega-
tion numbering nearly two hundred will
leave at o'clock this afternoon on
special cars of this Baltimore and An
napolis railroad. Arrangements have
been completed for big athletic pro-
gram and games OF all descriptions. for
which prizes will be awarded. A basket
lunch will be taken along.
The Washington times., 1911-07-12
Ship Conference to Be
Made Basis of Suits

Further moves Of the Department Of
Justice against the so-eelled Steamship
trust probably win be based on the
action Of the Atlantic conference of
the North Atlantic steamship lines now
In session In London. A suit now Is
pending against the trust, based on the
charge that rs per cent of the steerage
traffic between Europe and the United
States is Illegally pooled. The confer
ence will determine whether the pool
ing agreements shall be renewed.