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NOT HIS SIGNATURE.
w. L. Yowell Says Check Belonging
to Him Went Astray.
.ial Dispatch 10 The STA

Special Dispatch 10 The Star.
ALEXANDRIA,. Va. September is
w l.. Vowel of Culpeper. Va. de-
positor in the defunct Virginia Safe Dc
post and Trust Corporation. came to this
city today in search of check for Sila.of
mailed him by the receivers for the con
Germ as his dividend. Upon arriving here
Vowel ascertained that the receivers had
sent out a check and il had been cashed
and signed by w l.. Yowen The
check was cashed by the Commercial
National Bank of Washington and re-
ceiyed here from the Washington bank
BIZ the Citizens National Bank of this
city
Mr. Vowel told a local banker today
that the signature was not his. and he an
peared to he very anxious 10 ascertain
who wrote il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-18
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO. September 1S.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts estimated at 1000 head: market
steady to a shade higher: beeves, 4.9Oa
S1,. Texas steers, 4.4uaI.30: western
steers. 41Oa1.OO; stockers and feeders.
31ra:,. so: cows and heifers. 2.25a6.25;
calves 65Oa?j0.
fIo2s-Receipts estimated at $1,000 head i:
n,aytc: generally :, cents lower. light.
q S..a1 :;2i.. mixed 665a73J: heavy, 6.Gla
7..11.: rough. 6Gla6.so: good to choice
heavy. DISABILITY; pigs, 4.5oa69o; bulk OF
sales, 6S0a1 10.
Sheen - Receipts estimated at 10000
head: market steady: native. 2,af.lo'
western, 25aa4.1J: Nearlings. 3.1oa4.6':
jgf:ii,s. native i.CUa.; 10; western, i.:Ja
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SUES FOR $4,000.
r. w. Thornton Charges Maliciou.
Intent in Recent Prosecution.

Robert W. Thornton. charging him with
the theft of furniture belonging TO her
sworn out by Lulu Ewers July %. 1907,
and upon which he was arrested August
-. last. was maliciously intended TO in
jure his standing and reputation, Thorn
ton has brought suit for $4,000 damages
against Lulu Ewers.
Thornton was arranged in police court
August 10 The case against him was
nolle pressed.
His business as sign painter, he says.
has been injured by the allegations against
him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-18
POLITICS In CANADA.
VIu-THE NATIONALIST PARTY.
By Frederic Haskin.

majesty" Have we any majesty here ?
rms naval taxation is wanted by the
lords of England who will not pay taxes
at home. and who are striving to get 1t
out of the colonies
AS soon as the election campaign was
over the nationalsts. taking their cue
from Mr.. Bourassa's newspaper, lie De-
Eolr, assumed much more conservative
tone. and argued calmly for the princi-
pie of Canadian autonomy
1T is with the nationalist party. whose
LOYALTY to England and devotion to King
George are indicated in these excerpts
from nationalist speeches, that the con-
sentative party of Canada is cooperating
IN the present campaign for the defeat
of reciprocity. the while basing their
own opposition to reciprocity on the
ground that it is disloyal for Canadian
to advocate closer trade relations with
the neiShboring republic, Surely virtue
has not departed from the old saying
Politics makes strange bedfellows.'
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LIVERPOOL,

LIVERPOOL. September II. : Closing
Cotton-Spot in fair demand: prices S
points lower: american middlins fair
..tai good middling. 10. niiddIing 10:
low middling. 6a6: good ordinary 10.
ordinary. 6.i,. The sales of the day wer,.
1.rih bales. Of which $40 were for specu-
Iation and export. and included $50
American. Receipts. 2n0 bales. all Amer
lean. Futures opened easier and closed
quiet. September. 6.6ol2: September-Oc-
tober. 6l3a: October November 6.wI.
November December. 6.O41.. December
January. 6.H1c: January February, 6.O4le;
February March. 6n61e March April,
GtsI=: April May, 6.09i.; May-June, G.1U2
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BALTIMORE.
Special Dispatch 10 Tho Star

Special Dispatch 10 Thc STAR.
BALTIMORE, Nd, September IS
Wheat-Easier: spot contract. -: spot
No red western. 93s4: September. NJ:
October, IS; December. 961aa96a4; steam
er No - red S3ia; receipts. I,?Si
bushels: southern by sample. S5a9.l.
southern on grade. Ata92
Corn-Firmer: spot. contract Is: Sep
tember ~: year. 61leatiI34: JANUARY.
67lsa67s4: February, 61s4a.iS; March. $50
receipts, 9:sSi bushels.
Oats-Firmer: No. white. a., sales.
standard white 46lsa 46a4: No. ; white.
46l.a461a Receipts. Isl: bushels
Rye-F'irmer: No. /. western domestic,
GIa9S Receipts. 1915.
Hay-Firm. No. timothy. .t.50aoJuO;
No / clover, mixed. 2O.J1aal.W
Grain freiShts-Firm: steamer to Liver
pool, per bushel. oa<d. October
Cork for orders. per quarter, g sd. Sep
TENDER.
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Bears Again Active.

Traders who had bought at the open
ing in expectation of a further rally were
disappointed at tire lack Of demand from
many sources. and tho bear clique. which
was forced to retreat Saturday, resumed
operations
Bonds were irregular.
Trading became almost motionleSs after
prices hau rallied about half a point from
their low level OF the forenoon. Intcrna-
tional Harvester fell three points in all
10 lU2ia tiie lowest CT the year.
An inquiry for stocks developed late IN
the DAY, and the market made up nearly
al OF its previous loss. St. Paul, lchlGh
valley and Northern Pacific ruled a slight
fraction above last weeks closing. Erie
first preferred. /. the second preferred
is. and New Haven, .;s..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-18
NEW RACE COURSE.
Will Be Built at Ottawa Opposite
Big Hotel.

OTTAWA. Ont. September 16.-Ottawa
will be officially and auspiciously placed
on the racing map next summer. A mile
track, embrac cling all the splendid ap-
pointments dear to the hearts Of turf
enthusiasts. will be built between now
and spring within five miles of Ottawa.
This new race course will be reached In
twenty minutes ride by trolley or steam
cars and will be situated opposite the new
Chateau Laurier. Ottawa's S2,OO0,OUO no.
TEL on the Ottawa river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-18
Reading an Exception.

Gains made by stocks during the adj
vance Of Saturday were gradually lost in
this mornings trading. Reading was al
most the only active stock which by noon
had not fallen to the low point of the
previous session.
The decline was attributed in large
part to uneaSiness to the nature of
President Taft's speech in Detroit later
in the day which was expected to CON
tain references to corporations. The fail
urc of a bank in Philadelphia and one
In Cincinnati was of untavorable senti-
mental effect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-18
Washington Stock Exchange.

Saies.-Rcgular call L. o'clock noon-I. :.
registered IS. 900 at 1918. 5000 at 10lis
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat IS. 81 90.
at lO3a. $1,000 at lU:;a. 900 at 1O:a4. $1,000
at 1885,.
Washington Rwy. and Flee. pfd.. 10 Mt SSH.
1.anston Monotype. at %.
Commercial National Bank. ) at 1885, 10 at
1910. 10 at 100.
United States Trust. : af 11a.
After c8l-Columbia X. r. is S2.0O0 at lois
Potomac Electric Cons. IS. $1,000 at 10.,
81 900 at 1O2
Washington Rwr. and Elcc. CON-. 30 at A..
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, September 1s.-Closing:
Wheat-Spot. nominal: futures firm: DC
tober, as 314d: December. IS Ard; March,
Is sd.
Corn-Spot, steady; American mixed. IS
Id; futures, firm; October, 6s Nd: Janu-
airy. IS S11d.
Flour-Winter patents, 21s Cd.
Hops-In London Pacific COAST, GS
1csa 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-18

Bar silver steady. - = 16d per
Money. 1alI per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market for
short bills is @k per cent.
Tho rate Of discount in the open market for
three month bills is ~. ASS per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-18

MONTREAL, Canada
The nationalist party. less than two
years old, which had only one member
in the house Of commons in the last
Canadian parliament, which never mas
tested it's strength in a general election,
and which does not so much as pretend
to have any following outside of the one
province of Quebec, is nevertheless the
prime factor in the present campaign.
If it had not been for the hope in
party leaders by the nationalist opposi-
ton to Laurier in the French province OF
Quebec it is improbable that any cleo
ton would have been held this year. The
conservative cause seemed almost hope
less. and long as Quebec gave Sir
Wilfrid Laurier practically solid sup
port, there seemed to be not even re-
mote chance of conservative victory
in parliamentary election.
But last October, the revolt against the
Laurier naval. policy having resulted in
the formation of nationalist party in
Quebec. the liberals lost d seat in paria-
ment in the bye-electiOn for the con-
stituency of Drummond and Arthabaska-
This defeat of a liberal member in a
French constituency. the very riding for
which Sir Wilfrid Iaurier first sat in
parliament, kindled the fires of hope in
every tory bosom.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, September is. Lessened
pressure To sell Canadian wheat at I.iv-
erpool had moderately bullish effec,
today on the market here. Besides. a de-
crease was reported in the amount OF
wheat on ocean passage and there were
dispatches telling of unfavorable weather
in Russia. Buying in Chicago though
only fair. proved sufficient to lift prices
in a gradual manner. The opening was
= off to Il up. December started at $751;
to 95as, shade down to a like degree
higher, and rose to 9Iss.
Lightness Of world shipments gave a
firm tone to corn. The market. how
ever. was slow. December opened a six
tenth to Il dearer, at Ga to 64a64ls
touched 63'ka64 and advanced to 64i4aG4ss
Although there was no trade in oats
worth noting. prices had an upward
swing. The cause was sympathy with
other grain. December started a shade
lower at 445s ass, sold at 447s and then
rose to Asa.
Rather free speculative selling of pro-
visions met with such evidence of buying
power that initial losses were more than
overcome. First transactions varied
from &c lower to &c advance. with Jan
uary delivery. 49, to 1:i.:0 for pork
9.021. to 9.O5 for lard and S.1ala for ribs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-18
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. September 1S.-Flour-
Steady with a fair inquiry. Wheat.
firm; Liverpool cables, smaller world $
shipments and scattered local buying
caused a higher ruling in wheat here
today Anxiety over reciprocity de-
velopments caused quiet business.
Pork steady. Beef steady. Lard steady
Raw sugar firm: muscovado, 50 test.
-: centrifugal. &c test. 80: molasses
sugar. 50 test. 500. Refined firm. Spot
c>,ffcc quiet. Petroleum steady. Molas-
ses firm. Hay steady.
Rutter-Steady: receipts. o.'Sa packaSes
Creamery specials. 27ha271e; extras. a6a
.s;1s: firsts. .4ao3: seconds, 22laa23i.: thirds
aOL,aal1a state dairy finest. 2oac5 y ::
good to prime. 2sa24: common to fair
1eao11a: process special. 221aa23: extras,
-: frsts. oOa21: seconds, 1S11a19. fac
tory current make. firStS, 20; seconds,
19a1aR.
Cheese-Firm: receipts, 336 boxes;
state whole milk specials. IA: do small
age. fancy. 49,: do, lower grades. liza
13l.: state whole milk daisies. best
1872: skins, 2a14ls.
Eggs-Firm: receipts. 11.4s4 cases.
Fresh gathered extras. 25a21 extra
first. oaa24 first. 21a22: seconds, 19a20;
thirds. 11a1S: fresh gathered dirties,
No. 1Sa1Sh; No 2, l6a15k do,
cred choice. 14a15: do. poor to
fair. per case. 2.40as.9O: refrigera-
tor first, seasons storage charges paid
e0lsa21: seconds. 18a20: thirds. 15a17
state Pennsylvania and nearby hen
merry. white fancy large new laid. 24a
So: do. fair to good, 30a33: do. gathered
whites. 27as3; do. hennery brown. 81:
21a26; western gathered white, 22a26-
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The Safest Investments
~

Are those that do not nuctuate during dts
turbed conditions Of the money stees
market. First deed OF trust notes tdrst
mortgsges). well secured on real estate 10
the District of Columbia. constitute gilt
edge Investments. They do not depen6
upon the financial responsibility OF Ind
viduals or corporations for their stability
and are exempt from taxation as personal
property. We can nupply such Investments
In amounts from $500 upward. Send TOT
booklet. Concerning Loans snd Invest.
ments."
SWartzenn. Rheer1f Sc
EHensey Co.,
127 18TH ST. NV.
4,sM and SIC MONEY
to loan approved city
real estate security.
JESSE L. HElsKELL. i403 b st nv.
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See Compulsory
Service in Future

Canada has paid all her debt TO England;
that II Canada were separated from
Great Britain tomorrow the British tax
payers could not cut down a farthing OF
their taxes, could not dispense with one
of their warshps, and could not retrench
in their expenditure for defense. day
will come when drafting officers will he
securing this country and compelling
young men to enlist either in the navy or
army. to go to foreign la. to fight
the battles of England, to cooperate with
Downing street in the oppression of weak
countries. and to maintain at the price of
their blood the supremacy of the British
flag in Asia and Africa
One nationalist speaker in Arthabaska
said: The navy belongs to his majesty
Is that Canadian nav. Who is his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-18

II mattered not that they. the conserva-
tives, made a supreme virtue of imperial
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Up-River Waters.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HARPERS FERRY. w. Va. Septem-
Der 1S.-Potomac and Shenandoah
rivers both very muddy this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-18

With perhaps the single exception OF
Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Mr.. Bourassa is the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-18

Scarcely less radical was the state
ment made by Mr.. Bourassa himself
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WEATHER
Unsettled Weather, With Probably
Showers Tonight or Tuesday.

For the District of Columbia, Del
aware and Maryland, unsettled wealth
err. with probably showers tonight or
Tuesday: not much change in tenn
perature; moderate northeasterly
ind
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-30
rGpntcmpt"= =Sagen mpo 9lrbejberlc-
6crnc.

Com on1talt / Moj Maane0 blep
Sagen for n6orogt mos &ettc11"
lnoo 9(rbeioerfprerne Samuel Cont
pers, 0iitcbel( og Morriion, be11=
bol6spis YrnliOellt, Giceprulioent
og Sefretnr for 9(merifan Ieocro,
ten Of 2obor> ofpilt al Sc 6orencoc
StoterS @pjeitcret, til Dpilfen Cont
ltol Sen bar appelleret fra Giltrifts
@pjelterctten / @oi6tngton, turoi Sen
par onlogt paa Ell fejlogtig 8alis,
ionl &riutil,oliog ilte0et for lom
Gipillag. Sogeu le110tes tilhoge til
2iitriftsbpjelteret, pg mon ontog, at
Sen 0errne6 Dilbe pGret lfrinlogt for
iteoie. Gette CT Dog life blebet Sil=
fuloet, ioet Giltrifts -Spjeiteretten i
Monbogs far u0feroiget Ell Snb=
lt9nniug mo0 Sc tire 9lrbej0erfprcrc
on1 at gipe MpOe og foripore Jig
pe0 CIT ,1p @ebonOling al slnflogen
for 6orogt for &etten.
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Gmnning5em=Gnllanbc tilbprcr
II q

Suoenri9snril1ilter 5iiber far
Monoogs go0fjeuot Sen al 2anofon-
tpret 9(lnlfa ofgiplc &jel1oelie, at
Glointboloerne poo Cunningham
&ullo10et / 9llolfo, ser bepisligt
f1n bar Sfolfeifjul for Morgon
@uggenbei1ner SDnoifotet octte*
@eltrGbeller for at tilpen0e Jig Sill
felterne Set Dpje 9for6, bop0e tobt
0ereS 9}et til 2on0et. 9ette foloer
laale6eS til6age til Sc 6orene0e
@toter iom 6isies retlnesiige 81
cn0om. Selpe Sogen fon life op-
pellercs til II. g. @pjeltere1, ioet
Snoeurigslnil1ilteren er bpjelte sl1l-
tforitet ct loaoont Spprgsn1ool,
men ser fan en6nu bore Sale on,
Ell fprlfjcllige Spfattelle al sSor,
tclfl1ingen al 2opene be6rerenoe
Sogcr al 0ennc slrt % Ell SSl,0onf-
ming al 6enne for 2an6ets bgieitc
0on1itol. Der er bog il1gen Gong
ipnligbe6 for, at oette pil ite.
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&cciprpcitcts=C Cpcrcmsfomitcn.

l10ligterne til, at Sen cona0ilfe
Neciprocitet5= et5=Sperensefomlt pil bli=
be pe0taget al lorbunoSier1atet
ufpralloret Sfiffelie er 1jebliffet
iifrere ems nogenlinoe, i0et Set al
Genotor &oot fremiatte 6orlag Oil
en- 9gn0ring til TorilagetS Haragral
om Eren1osie og Grpfpopir Sirsoag
Mfte1t bleo forfaltet meo oberpGl-
oenoe Majoritet, iaa itort enoog
at 9gn6rtngSforllagets Gorlparere
life forlog6e Manneopraab. 6ors
1nanoen for 6inansfouiteen Sena=
tor 3enroie, bar forelagt Sc forifjel-
Iige Goftioner ge11otet en- Sber.
ensfomit til l1n6erifrift, eaaen6e ub
paa, at oen en6elige Nfitemning
ODER &eciprocitets =6orilaget ifal 10:
retages Sen "a. ss1,lt, og at Ser
Sc paafglgenbe Gage ifal itemmeS
ober Tarmernes 6riliite o9 ope1
IorIaget ON gte6iatteli ie al l1lo'
tol6en. Otter at 6enne Gag er or6-
net, bertes ser at felge en- alminoe.
Zig &ar1p i Se11otet for geeblettel'
ie al Sol6iatierne &opne Earif.
lope11, iaale6es at ser fa!, blibe tolls
frit Hapir og GGmmer ionnt Me0iet
telie al a6ifillige andre Sorbrugsar
tifler.
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an(eri6Q.
3 Gents pr. Mil Scrnbanctatit.

SSNAS P\+ 11St% OS*uOUAS%u%i*"
Sen 2 Gel1tS pr. Mil Easiager
tofit, iom mon MI / nogle 9(ar bo.
glGoet Jig oper, uil fra 1. Sui
bpre @iltorien til / aOlfillige Sta
ter. S Minneioto far Stotens Sol
elteret ofgipet Sen &ienoelle, q
Sernbonerue far 9fet til at opfr9n
Ell SilletpriS al 3 Gents pr. Mi
for &ejier i11oen Statel1, og oette pt
trGba &rof 1. Suli. S 9toro Ga
foto pil Scr blipe opfrGbet 211h Gt5
pr. 0iil, men / @isconlin blipe1
Yrilen joni fpr 2 Gents. Set pen
tes, at Sern6ane=&ompognicrne lac
pil optoge Sen ganle Mctbohe mel
ltolte0elle al Sulinon1ils-8illette
til 2 Gents pr. 9fil, o9 at Ser pc>
6pjti0clige 9ejligbe0er, JONI 4. sssl,li
pil blipe 110lteot 8illetter til re0u
cere0e Hriier.
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Gnbper banif Torenina / slnaeri]

Gnbper banF Torening / slmerifa
buroc anifaiic Jig ct Gfsemplar al
stmbenterforcninsen sangbus for
II. g. for bbert al iine @c6lemmcr,
iom ct lntnft Nfinbe ON benne itorz
artcbe Sri1mftunrne 9jennem be
Torenebc Stater. Jorcninger og So
ger fan itrafs crboloe benne Bog til
en- 1neset billig &ris / Eartier.
efrip itrafs til s. &asmnsien, &nbl.
Company.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-30
anflase iutob spmmer5anolere.
lei1,Itotet al l1nneridaeIien mi

93eiultatet af.. l1noeriggelien moo
Meolernmerne of Gemmertruite11,
Ser / SEN ii0ite Sis er foregaaet /
@btcago, bar fert til, at IA gefre-
tprer for forifiellige Spmnerforret-
ninger ru16t ON 2an6et er blepet
lat unoer Siitale for at bape ir6-
goaet en- &ombinotion til 6orbin-
Bring af Sgmmerbanoel UNDER fri
&onfurrence / Strio me6 gbermon
Mnti=Gruit 2oben. Genne 9ruit
bab6e ingen egenlig @apitol og pir-
fe0e fun be6 l16epelie al Magt og
SSn6flDoelie, men BOG paa en- ulob>
Zig Maa6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-30

at il1ternationale Strioig5eoer bur-
Sc afgjpres pes @ologift. 9ueller
er praftiif tolt at|faffeoe, men Set
internationale 9arbori III foloer
&rig CT en0m, life afifoffet. @fen=
ueifebe0ens s0}oral ropifles nrnrf=
pvproig longlon1t; men Sen Sis pil
fon1me, 6a Strioigbe0er mellem 9ea-
tioner oglao nil blipe afgjort peo
2op % 9oln.
S Sftober 1915 fin0er ri eu sr=
tifel nHeltniplpania Mogo5in"
iom fre1niutter 5aufen ON &oloui=
ernes sl0ifillelic ira Gnglaro. 9ct
er fprite @ang Oenne 1onfe er fren1=
iot. Selp @olbington og Sc andre
2e0ere piloe life poa 0el1ne Tio bpre
Sale ON 9oifillelle. @po6 De fng-
teoe for bar 0cres &ettigbeoer ion1
6ritilfe ltnoerlnottcr. sllt guu6 SC
forlangte af 0en engcllfe @cgierilg
par at bliue beban0let ligeiom en-
|gellfe ltnoeriootter / @nglono. st
grrtmme lnoocrot 6orlmlgen6e! S
9pbet al Sonn1eren t775 ienote
&olonilterl1e gjellnem Sen onoen colt
tineltale &ongres ct Mnorogenoe, Sen
laofolote Sltpe @roucb Yetition,
til Song @cp. III. Set por ct 6or-
lpg paa at afgipre Strioigbeoerne as
frcoelig Sci. &ongen gop 9to,
penber Moolreo ct bopn1ooigt, ofpi=
le1oe Spor % fol0te &olonilterne
for farlige Sprprere.
9fu begpn0er Sc ioofolbte Sprp=
rere at foa Ejuene op, .og Soufen
om @0ifillelie pir0er Erenlp0. &ol1=
greSlen, Ser fun uor polgt lom roo6-
gipen0e 6orianlirtA toger 9}egjeril1-
gems Spiler / @aallo og faar &on=
troll al 9(fmeen.
Cen 10. So1uor 1776 fremfol1
ct Sfrift lnoer 9sopnet ~@ommpn
senle". 6orfotteren ifrep anonpntt,
men Set bar 36on1os Boine. Nppps
|npgenii1oe fpr eller ienere far Ell
Eampblet frelnbragt ct ioooont
Hpre. S 2bbat of 3 Mool1eoer iclg=
te5 100000 Gfsen1plorer. 8rgen
bar ifrepet ct Sprog, iom ollc
forlto0, og gap ltotrpf for Gonfer
og Dpleltier, iom r9rte Jig 0Dbt men
onnfelt mango Melmeifers @rplt
Soine frelnfprte 1turfe s(rgume''ter
in1oo Gnglano og paopegeoe ltmi1-
ligbeoen al Ell @jel1forening mes
@nglono. Son gop oesltoen fllrt
@rlm0e for 6orOelene pe0 &oloni-
erneS ltafb9ngigbeo iamt opforo.e=
Sc froftigt til enig Sptraoel, iom
olorig f1,n0e lloa. Sell.
@oibingtou Sro1fli11 Sefferion
og flere prilte Sfriftet / bpie 90
l1er.
&oil1e 1opoe ct bpjere @ianl i
|Sigte ems slot &oloniens uafbGr1=
gigbe0. @on gau ct @illeoe al @ng=
lonO / Set 1S. slorbunoreOe, fren1=
itille0e 6ats politiife og lociale
&aa00e1lfob lm0er &ongeopn1met.
Sau orog buor0t til Sets irro0 set
orpeli9e &onge0pnme og Sc ipeciel=
le Erepilegier. 9(nerifa iful6e life
blot frigjpre Jig fra Gnglano, men
ogioa frigjpre Jig ira Set arpelige
&onge6pn1me og al Sen 9fooooe1tifab
og Gegroootiou> iom 0erme6 f6lger.
Haine iaa JON / ct gpn 6remti=
oenS &epublif, bbor 6olfet er frit
og itnrft og far &egieringens Sri
Ter / ege11 @aano. slmerifa ltoo for
Eaine JONI Sc ltore Muligbeoers
9on6. u@i far Set / Dor Ma9t, +"
ifrep ian, uat begplt0e en- M Ser
oen, fabe EFT M @imnel og EN- I'm
Soro. Gn 9eation ligeiaaa mpgtig
og mangfoI6ig iom bele europa to-
get tiliammen ifal no0tage 6eres
&ortion al Tribe0 giennem Sc fgl=
ger6e faa Maaneber5 @egtpenbeber.
Seir for 6rtbe0ens Sag gmerifa
er en- geir for bele Mennelfebe'
6en."
(6ortiGttes).
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-30

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