davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1911-09-29
THROWN FROM AUTO
Narrow Escape From Death When
Machine Strikes Abutment.
TWO OF PARTY ARE INJURED.

A serious automobile accident occurred
Saturday evening on the Pennington pike,
south of the railroad station. AS Jos. T.
Riale was rounding the bend in the road
just above the Briscoe property the brake
clamp on one of the wheels of his auto
mobile failed to hold. causing the ma
chine to skid into the gutter and crash
against the abutment of the culver at
that point.
In the machine were Mr.. and Mrs.
Riale, son and daughter, and DIR. and
Mrs. j. B. Slicer and little daughter. The
force of the impacred hurled Mrs. Riale
against the tonneau door, breaking 1t open
and precipitating her onto the macadam
roadway headforemost. Mr.. Riale, who
was driving. was also thrown from the
machine, but the other members Of the
party retained their seats. Mrs. Riale
was picked up in an unconscious condition
and hurried to her home on Cherry street
in the automobile of H. M. Duyckinck,
who was just ahead of the other machine
at the time of the accident, the parties
being enroute to their homes here from
the ball game at North East
Medical examination revealed a deep
cut on Mrs. Riale's forehead and serious
injuries about the back and shoulders.
She remained in a semi-unconscious con-
dition for several hours after the accident,
and suffered greatly from the shock.
Fortunately no bones were broken and
while her injuries were serious she is
slowly on the mend. Mr.. Riale suffered
a badly sprained wrist and sundry cuts
and bruises, but was not seriously hurt
The machine after striking the culvert
was carried by its momentum several
yards down the roadway, bringing up
against the embankment on the opposite
side. It was badly damaged, one rear
wheel being splintered, axles bent. rum
ming board torn off, Windshield broken,
and otherwise battered up.
The accident was serious one, but it
is miracle the machine was not upset,
and all realize that they had narrow
escape from death.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1911-09-29
Havre de Grace Hospital. !.

The new hospital in Havre de Grace.
will be opened on October I6. when big
bazar will be in progress at the new fire.
mems headquarters for the benefit of the
hospital fund.
1t is the purpose of the board of direct
ors to run automobiles between the bazar
and the hospital to give an opportunity
to the public to inspect the building. The
site of the hospital was formerly the resi-
dence of Mrs. George A. Baker, and was
purchased at a cost of $Io,oo the re-
modelling costing approximately $4,000.
When finished the building will be
equipped with. an up-to-date operating
room, sterlizing and anathetizing rooms,
elevator. dispensary, sun parlor, kitchen,
two public wards, one for white and one
for colored persons, number of private
rooms and Offices.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1911-09-29
Young Friends. association.

The fall opening meeting of the Young
Friends Association will be held Sabbath
afternoon. 10th mo. Ist. at ago o'clock.
Address-Edwin R. Burlington. Religion
of the Future" Paper-Belle Haines,
Friends Advance Movement and Inn
pressions of West Nottingham Confer
ence." Address Charles Coates. elm
pressions Of Summer School at Swarth-
more. (" Followed by General Offerings.
ALBERT L. BURLINGTON, Supf.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1911-09-29
Wine cake.

The name Wine Cake was given to a
Cake about 80 years ago or more.
Mr.. ]. F. Engler secured the receipt
about 20 years ago in New York.
1t is Pound Cake, and contains the
best of sugar, butter, -four. eggs. milk and
favor, lemon or vanilla. When baked it
Is usually iced with vanilla favored
icing.
1t does no contain any wine or liquor In
any way whatever. In fact, we do not
use any wine in any of our Cakes or
Pastries. The reason it is called Wine
Cake is probably this. that it was eaten ia
eaten with coffee, chocolate, tea or
lemonade.
Respectfully yours,
]. FREDERIcK ENcLKR.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1911-09-29
J. POLK Steele Mlthdraws.

]. Polk Steel, of Chesapeake City. nomi-
mated at the recent Democratic primaries
for the House of Delegates from Cecil
county. win not accept the nomination.
He has notified the State Central Com
mittee to that effect and his successor will
he chosen by the newly elected State Gem
trail Committee.
Mr.. Steele states thar his health win not
warrant him to make an active canvass,
hence his withdrawal.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1911-09-29
CIRCUIT COURT.

| The Grand Jury, which finished its
work on Tuesday Of last week and was
kdischafged. reported having examined FIVE
constables, others NOT reporting, and
twelve witnesses, made three present
ments. found three true bills, Zone agains,
George Brown, colored, for forgery; one
against Frank Gowitz. for horse stealing)
and ignored threesca
The Insane Asylum and Aims House
we're visited by committee and both insti-
tutions found in good condition. The in
mates of the Asylum were II white males,
| 9 white females; 2 colored males and 7
colored females; of the Almshouse 10
white males, 2white females; IL colored
males and colored female.
The Jail contained 6 colored and white
prisoners. The building was in fair con-
dition. The Grand Jury urged the
County Commissioners to take immediate
action upon the report Of the March
Grand Jury upon the sanitary condition Of
the prisoners toilet at the Jail. which was
termed disgrace to the county as were
/ also the toilet arrangements at the Court
House. Judge Pearce said the Court
would convey the recommendations Of
the Grand Jury to the Commissioners
with the hope of better results than had
followed on previous occasions.
The appeal case of Mrs. Rebecca A..
Harriott from the award of the County
Commissioners of Cecil county. for a
strip of land for proposed new road in
the Second district, was heard before the
Court on Thursday. The examiners ap-
pointed by the Commissioners awarded
Mrs. Harriott $12oo for her land which
would be taken in by the proposed new
road. When the case came before the
Court, it was proven that William B.
Davis. one of the Examiners appointed to
view and lay out the new road. was in
eligible under the law TO act in that capa-
city because he was an interested party
in the Henry Deibert Barge Building
Company. over whose land the route of
the proposed road would pass. The
Court reversed the order of the County
Commissioners. The proceedings will
have to be begun anew before The pro-
posed road can be opened.
/ A memorial meeting of the Court was
held Thursday night in memory of the
late Reuben Haines. who was one Of the
oldest members Of the local Bar. Ad-
dresses were made by Judge Pearce.
H. M. Mccullough and VIM. S. Evans.
Esqs. Resolutions adopted by the Bar
were ordered spread upon the minutes.
Frank Gowetz. indicted for stealing a
horse from Curtis litter, of Town Point,
plead guilty on Thursday, and was sent
enced 10 two years in the Penitentiary on
Friday.
George Brown. colored, indicated for
forgery. plead guilty and was sentenced
to two years insthe Penitentiary
Harry Pritchard, indicated for larceny.
plead guilty. Sentence suspended.
The case Of John Witen, chauffeur for
James Doak, Of North East, was quashed
on the grounds that Squire Biddle, of
North East had allowed the defendant to
carry the case to Court before giving him
hearing. as provided in the Automobile
law.
Court adjourned at noon on Friday.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1911-09-29
r. James Abernathy.

R. James Alternately, former resident
of Lewisville. Pa. died Aug. 2o at the
National Military Home, Kansas City,
MO He was veteran of the Civil War.
serving with Co. B, Ia4th Reg. Pa. Vol.
One son. Robert L. Alternately. OF
Davenport. Iowa, and one daughter. Mrs.
Adolph Peterson, of Aurora. ILL.,,
survive.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1911-09-29
mss Harrlett sldwell.

Miss Harriet Sidwell. of Nottingham,
Pa. died in Trenton. N. j.. hospital OF
heart disease on Sept. ~. She had been
a sufferer from Bright's disease for ye ars.
The deceased was daughter of the late
Isaac Sidweli and was rs years of age.
One sister. Miss Phebe. of Trenton, and
two brothers. John. of Trenton. and
Isaac of Carpenters Point. this county,
survive. The body was brought TO Not
tingham for interment on Sunday.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1911-09-29
Brooks Comet.

Brooks comet may be seen any clear
evening by looking in the northwestern
sky. At present the comet Is Immediately
above the end Of the dipper handle. 1t
can be easily distinguished by its hazy
appearance. The tail is not very we'll
defined
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1911-09-29
Mrs. Annie pennock.

Mrs. Annie Pennock. widow Of the late
Jessie Pennock, died Sept. ~, at the age
of 70 years. in Kennett Square. The de-
ceased was a daughter Of the late John
K and Anna Steele. and was born near
New London, Pa.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1911-09-29
Walter WoodaIl.

Walter Woodall died Sept. a6 at his
home in Fredericktown of peritonitis. He
was son Of the late Richard Woodall and
grandson of the late Captain Andrew
Woodall. The deceased was twice
married and is survived by his wife and
three small children, and also by son of
his first wife.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1911-09-29
MRS. Mary Shlvery.

Mrs. Mary Shivery. widow of the late
George Shivery and former resident of
Elk Neck. Cecil county, died Sept. rs. in
Wilmington. The body was taken to
Elkton for interment.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1911-09-29
Samuel AIrlch.

Samuel Alrich. postmaster OF Glasgow.
Del, where he conducted a general store,
died Tuesday morning after long illness,
aged 70 years. His wife and one daugh-
ter spxyive. Also two sisters. The
funeral will be held Friday morning. aoth
inst. at II o'clock, with in,erment at
Bethel cemetery.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1911-09-29
DEATHS.
Robert NJ. B. Massey.

Robert M. B. Massey. former resident
of this county died September II at Bethel
Hospital. Colorado Springs. Colorado.
aged 81 years. His wife, FIVE daughters
and one son survive.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1911-09-29
TRLcoUNTY LEAGUE.

Rising Sun still leads in the race, which is
such close one that with but two more
scheduled games for each team before the
close Of the season, four clubs have a possible
chance of winning the trophy.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1911-09-29

Improvements are progressing at Buff
fneton's. The new grocery department
will be 10 shape in the near future. Pure
foods and low prices win rule.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1911-09-29

Art Squares this week. entirely new and
attractive; Bed Springs. Cots. Pillows and
Bolsters, Desk Chairs. among the new
arrivals !. Bufington's.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1911-09-29

Complete line Of Woodenwear. Agate
ware. staple and fancy 0ueensware now
on sale az Bufaneton's.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1911-09-29

Perryville put bad crimp in Aberdeen's
pennant aspirations on Saturday by defeating
them in one of the greatest contests that has
been played in the league during the season.
It required fifteen innings to determine the
winner. Hoffecker was simply invincible,
allowing Aberdeen but three hits. The score
was tied by The visiting team in the sixth in
ming and remained l to l up to the fifteenth,
when Perryyille fell upon Bennett and knock
ed out three runs
At Aberdeen RHE
Perryville 000O010000O0oO 9 /
Aberdeen 0,o001O0O0OO00 8 s
Batteries Hoffecker and Kane; Bennett and
Harrier.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1911-09-29
srANprNa or rHr oLups !.

SCHEDULE FOR SATURDAY. SEPT. 80.
Elk Mills at Havre de Grace.
North East at Rising Sun.
Perryville at Elkton.
Aberdeen at Oxfort
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1911-09-29

Struck out-by J. Reynolds 4, by Efing s.
Base on balls-by J. Reynolds /, by Efing 8.
Hit by pitched ball-by Efing l. Umpire
Coakley.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1911-09-29

Elk Mills and Havre de Grace battled for
eleven innings, the game being called with the
score tie on account of darkness.
At Elk Mills r H e
Elk Mills 0 90 o o o o o OIL 4 s
H. de Gre 0 l 0 0 o o o o OIL 10 0
Batteries Brown and Moore; switzer and
Nichols.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1911-09-29

Outbatted and out-helded by North East,
Rising Sun owes its victory on Saturday solely
to the poor work of the tailenders on bases.
RISING SUN NORTH EAST
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1911-09-29

Elkton put Oxford completely out OF the
running for first place by taking game from
them on Saturday. Watson pitched a
splendid game and to his work is attributed
Elkton's victory.
At Oxford RHE
Elkton o o o o 2 o IL q
Oxford O o q o o o O-2a3
Batteries Watson and Potts; McIntire and
and Thomas.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1911-09-29

Mrs. H. A. 6. Wester6eld. OF Denton.
is visitor at the home Of Edwin Haines
and family.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1911-09-29

Rising Sun 0 0 1 OF q o o O--8
North East O. o O o O OIL
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-26
Scr 0alifunflift.
9@ a / + in 9 to II, %. San.

gS ingto II, %. SAT-.
esS11 u11terri6teten areilen perlall=
tet oaB ser oeutihe @otl6after @rof
@ernltorff int 2aafe Ser nachlten $50
de oen1 Stoatscepartement oie slnt=
MORT ser oel1tiden &eidsregierung al1f
Staatslefret1r &nor' Gpri6lag 5l1r
9eilegl,ng Ser &uli=&pntroperle 5l1=
iteaen meroe. Ser Staatslefretar bot
ser oelltlfen &egierung porgel6la=
qeu, Sic Streitfroge auf 0em otplo=
n1atild!en @ege 5l1 erleoigen @ie
es 6eiBt, ioa Sic oeutlde s(ntport lid)
lebr eingebeno nit ser gorgel6td)te
bes Mbldluiies ser &ontrafte Ser oelt=
id;en @uliproou5aliten NIT Sen anert=
fanilden 0iingerfobrifanten belbuf=
tigell.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-26
8nhgetperbanblnneen.
@ ie 1t, "a. San


Gin auBeroroentlider &reoit Don
$11, 100000 eriGeii1t ais erite 9}a=.
tenforoerung fir BEN 9au nerer
s6la6ti6iffe in 0em 8u0get Ser
9oppelrnonor6ie, melhes SEN Gele=
gationen BON Baron 8urian bon 9ia=
je5, 6em 6inan5ninilter, porgelegt
>poroen lit. 9as 8auprogramm Ser
Morine lmfaBt fir Sic ni6iten le6s
Sabre bier 9reaonougbts BON ie 90
600 Spnnen, orei &reltser, 12 Inter
leeboote un0 le6s Iorpe0oboote sum
@eIau1mtbetrage BON $62, 100000.
0as 9lrt1ee =@uoget lit fir oas nad=
ite Sobr a1m $S,6Q0,000 erbobt NOT
oen. 9ie @eiammtausgaben belaufen
li9 ouf $48,000,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-26
ecaen @ejtanoniille al.
0anb ilIe. eSu. 81. s.

y VI ~ y ! w., Il. Nu4t.
S6eriff Sobn Sbepar0 gab beute
gu, 0oB er bel ser letten @obl 5ti1n=
men gefauft uno Sic 9ilte Ser 9eamen
uno sl0reilen auer gefauften @abler
bis Dor einigen 5agen gebalten un0
oann aeritort ba6e. Serner perbreite=
te it6 beute 9fabnittag 0as @eriidt,
oaB Ger friibere County Sbatmeiiter
@ar0p @bitlod bei ieilten 95iiftritt
ppn1 9lmt Elm 9eficit BON $4,000
binterlalien babe lm0 6esmegen bente
BON Sen @roBgeldaporenen III slnfla-
ge5uitanb perlebt moroen lei. 8bit=
lod iou augenblidlih III Detroit,
Mi6 :, nls Motorlenfer ongeitelt iein.
Sic weitano,ille oes Staotanpalts
6roaf Zones uno bes @beriffs Sobn
Sbeparo, 0oB lie bei Ser lebten @abl
'5tinn1en fauften baben bier in poli=
tiid)en &reiien rri6t geringe Mufre=
gung perurla6t. Mfan glaubt, 0aB
nod tpeitere @eltGn6niile folgen per=
Son
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-26
&aiierman1per.
g e r lin, 21. San

gSie bereits befannt gegeben lit,
mer6en 0as @ar0eforpS, 0as 2. un0
6as 9. Mrmeeforps ant &utlerman0=
Der 1911 tbeilnebmen. 9aS &aiier-
man0per miro 5iemlid flr5 iein. Sic
Earabe oes @aroeforp5 auf oent Gent
pelbofer 6el0e fin0et am 1. Septem=
fer ltatt. Ser 2. September miro als
yllbctag ltno ser 3. Septelnber 5ur
8efor0erung ser 5ruppen in oas Ma=
nopargel1n0e oienen. 1as &aiierma=
n5oer 6egiunt ant 4. Septelnber, un0
aln IA. September ion oos @aroe=
forps bereits pie0er in feline Stano=
orte 5uriidgefebrt iein. Ser &ailer
miro olio in ser berbdltniBmaBig fur
sen 3eit pom 1. September bis IA.
Septen1ber 0rei groBe Eara0en ab=
nebmen: iiber Dos @arbefprps in Ser
lill ii6er 0as 2. 9lrlneeforps bei Stet=
tin lu1o iiber oas 8. 9(rnreeforps Bel
2iibef.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-26
Sims &iiac per0ffcntlid)t.
B a / lhinqt o II, %. Sal


Marinelefretar Meper peroffentlid<
te am sSreitog Sic auf glnoronnng
Yrdlioel1t Salts oem Commander
Sims ertbeilte 0ffentlid)e 9fiige fir
feline bielfob beiprodene &eoe IN Der
2ol16oner @ltilo &au. eSl1 einen1 @e=
nerolbefebl ser allen Sffi5ieren 5nge=
lauot, ol1f ulen &riegslhiffen uno
alien @erften ongeldlagen miro, tit
3unadIt oos gGreibel1 0es Eralioen=
ten entbolten; ser 8efebl i6lieBt Oa=
nit, 6aB 6ieiem Sdreiben 1li6ts met
ter bin5ufiigen lei, oa es Sic Ser
feblung oes Offi5iers, leinen Mangel
an Ioft lmo Sic mangelbafte slnffol=
lung oesielben bon lei11er Nflidt als
Morineoffi5ier genau pra5iliere.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-26
Gin llcbcrcimfunt,ncm.
gS q i jbingt 0 II, 81. San.

Iie ppl1 ser Hegierung Ser Tcr.
Stuutc,l lu1O Guna0a ernarl1ten &pll1-
mi1lire, sic betreffs eines Meciproct=
tits=Nertruges 5lpiicben bel0en Sill=
oern. .l1>1terbonoeln lollten, truten bell=
te 9tocbnittag im Staatsoepartemeltt
3r ibrer letten Sibatng 5llanlnlen,
uahoem porter befannt gegeben mor=
Sen NOR, oob ein bei0e 9Sarteiel1 5ll-
frieoenlteuenoes l1ebereinfommel1 er=
5ielt >porocn lit. 9fab SdllB Ser
sitl1ng gaben Sic &omniliare gen1ein=
Jam sic folgel1oe grfldrrutg befa1rl1t: ::
vGs lit Elm lteberei1lfomnen er5ielt
lporoen, oos, 1penn getpiiie 6ormalita-
ten erfiillt lein mer6en, in &ol6ington
l1uo Ottalpa 5ug(eidt pabricbeirlicb
am nahiten 3onneritag, int @ortlalt
per0ffertliht mer0en miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-26
&aljn6of abecbrannt.
81 berGeen,. g. g., %. San.

II t t w., -. >.' ~. N.''''
Ios 1ipiiipnsbal1ptquartier, Der
Jradtld)uppen uno ser Ealiogierbabr=
bof Ser Chicago, 0iilpaufee & ct.
Saul @obn in M6er0een lpltroen am
Montog o1,rd sSeuer 5erltort. Ser
Shaoen miro auf 100000 abge=
ld)itt. 3os lel1er entltano infolge
Ser grploiion eines Sfens tit oeln
sSra9tld1ppen uno nerbreitete lt6 10
roidb ooB Sic 3ugobfertiger nnr ibre
5dreibualhinen in Siherf)eit britt
gen fonnten. ssSnfolgeoeilen mnBte Der
9etrieb auf Ser gal15en V'onteploeo=
2ioiiion, eine Strede pon $50 Met-
len, eingeitelt merben, oa Die 5ele=
grophenorlbte el1t5lpei lil1o. slnf oen
}allugierbabnbof muroen Sic @llder
luo sic 9iaete gerettet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-26
Stm6entcm permnglitft.
q mn q T. + o +, Wfi6., %. So

u mn u I b 0 L, Wfld., -. San.
Sieben Stl1oenten ser llntperl litut
pom Midigan muroeu perlett, bier oo-
BON gefdbrli9, als lebte 9faht Elm gro
ber 9o6ldlitten, auf Oent ale laBen,
Die @eo0es 9lpenue binoblauite uno
BON elmer Bride 10 SUP tief einen
slbbarg binabitiir5te. Die S6litte1
fltbren minoeltens NIT elmer @ei6pin=
oigfeit pon 40 Meilen pro Stun0e.
&ier Ser 5tuoenten maren iunge
MdoGen. Sic S6merperlebten iino !:
2ple 9pble uno 2iQiau 5pott aus
@aneoef, Did,; 9futb Moffat aus
Stint, @lib.; lmo 9h1fus Siple outs
slnn 9lrbor. 2ebteren pur0en beioe
6uBgelenfe gebroden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-26
Gin Gpisfppalc ipridjt.
6 + e b II II e, 22. Sal

W " y = ~ ~ ~ SS' ON'|''
93ep. 6. &ir6er, ein @eHtli@er ser
@pisfopalfir6e, lit fiir5ltb aus Nt1l=
lpaltfee nad) gr0more I'M Frob1bt=
tionsltaate Sflaboma iibergelteoelt,
olmo leiner ie0od cine groBe @nt-
tauld)ung tpartete. Son Der &an5el
berab legte er oieier Sage 3eugn1B
ab, mie folgt: ugine ser groBten lle=
berroidungeu bereiteten mir ote TIT
0ielem Staate, sen idb fir e1nen Ofl1=
1terprobibitionsltaat btelt, berrl@e'1=
SEN 3u1tan0e., Sr meinem frubere11
@ohnort Nlilpaufee, elmer Staot bon
100000 gintpobnern, gibt es $500
Mirtblfaften nno 1S gra',erelen.
slber ib mub befenne11, oaB 10y map=
reno n1eines fiinfl1tonatllben Aufe1l1=
.baltes in sbreln neuen Staate nrebr
Irunfenbeit inns @eietloltgfett ge1e-
hen babe, ols ic ii, Milmal1fee III et=.
ueu 3eitraun1e bon flint Sabren."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-26
Mmsfn6ritatiitif.
gS q i 6inuton %. eeSan

IS Ding 0 II, %. San.
9ea6 elmer ebel1 peroffentlt6ten
Statiltif oes 0anoelsoepartements
iiberltieg sic 9lusfubr Ser Ser Staa=
ten inn Sobre 1910 Sic oes porberge=
gangenen sSabres an @ertb Inn iiber
1876 Miuionen 1onors. Sic Nusfubr
fertiger @aoren bat iid} auf falt al
len @ebieten geboben, oogegen lit Sic
Musf fubr an Nabrlngsn1itteln our6=
meg beru1tergegangen. Ser @elammt=
pertb Ser bauptiadliditen slusflrbr=
artifel belief lih int lebter Sobre ouf
Sic rteiige Slunrne BON ST ,9271O0,=
600. Inter SEN s(rtifeln 0ere1 s(us=
fl1br melentlih sllgenommen fat, ite=
fen 9(uton1obile, M06el uno 9aubol5
obenan, pdbreno Sic slusf1br BON
Mebl, @ei5er un0 at oeren 9eabr=
atngsmitteln 5uriidgegangen lit. Sic
Maisol1sfubr fat cine fleine 3unabme
5lt per5eidnelt % Nfiqionen Collars
gegen 221@ MiQionen int &oriabre
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-26
ssefampf,,ns Der @dtuinoind)t,
onnSnn % Som

SSl1 einem an SaG Goine, Sen
Suuptporfdnapfer int &anrpf gegen
sic 5dppinolubt in gnglan0u geridte=
ten S6reiben- erflart 9or0fan5ler
9lopo George, 6ob er Sic Trage in
Grlpagung babe. 9ie &egierl11g oen=
fe ooron 6os 8roblem pieaeid)t 5lt=
lornmen NIT 6en Ser &eriiderung ge=
gen Gerluit ser @elunobeit gu be-
ban6eln. Ser &on5ler erflart, Sic
grobte Sdapierigfeit liege ouf finan=
5iellen1 @ebiet, l1no es lei namentlid)
1dtper feIt5uitenen, miepie( BON Sen
notbmen0igerlpeiie entiteben0en 2aitel1
man Ser arbeiten0en &laiie 5unutben
6iirfe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-26
60djit m,1luabrid)cmlidj.
@ q olhinato14 0 H. % SSan.


Sic republifaniiden 1Siibrer inn
&pngreB iteaen enti6ie0en in M6reoe,
ooB an cine grtralellion oes iebigen
&ongrelies auG MIR gu oenfen lei. 9a
IN bei0en @a1iern no6 cine groBe
3ab( unerleoigter @eiddfte porliegen,
>puroe sic @f0glidfeit elmer lolden. in
SEN lebtel1 @o6en i1uner mie0er auf's
Iopet gebrod)t, o6glei6 sic republtfa=
nilGen 6iibrer Sen @eoanten INNER
BON Ser @ano pieien. Sic erflaren
sic Nel96ftsonbauflung lei nidt
ldlin1n1er ols in Ser fltr5en Seiiion
Dor 5rpei sSabren. Sc miro oaraaf
1ingelpieien 0aB i'm &o1s bereits Sic
@orlogen betreffen0 sic Sn0ianer, Sic
9seniionen 6liille lm6 &afen 9egts=
latipe, Seer lun0 9fa6tragsetat erie
oigt, uno sic 8erotbung oes Hoitetats
beillabe a6geidloiien lei, ma6ren0 Dor
5lpei Sabren um bieielbe 3eit crit Ste
@tats fir 8enlionen, sen Giltrift 60
ll1nrbio, sic Legislative llno Sic Ma=
rtne erleoigt tparen. SIN Senat lit
aueroings bis iebt erit Ser Na6trags=
etat erleoigt, Dor 5tpei Sabren tpar es
nur ser Legislative gtat. gs miro
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-26
Die &ronprinsen = &etie.
s. erItn, 2t. Sc


1as &eiieprogranm 0es &ronpri11=
5en 8ilbeln, lpelder gegenpartig in
Snoien meilt, 6iirfte uegen oes Tor=
berridens ser 8eulenpelt I'M fernen
Often cine Mbanoerune erfabren, TO-
meit sic &oute fiir Sic Seimfebr in
getra6t fomnt. Die bielige uEoit" BE-
faBt 1i6 in einem langeren slrtifel
nit oem @egenitan0. oDs 8latt fmbrt
aus, oos @utben ser Seu6e in ser
ol6urei made es 6em &ronprin=
5e1 unn1ogli6, iiber Stbirien 5u ret
len. Sc bleibe 11ur 5ipeierlei iibrig {:
ent1peoer Sic 9iiidreiie iiber Mfrifa,
mobei ein 8eiud Ser oeuti6en So
1onten erfolgen fonnte Dies iet por5l1=
5iebn. @intp4po= taotn sbr0l clnfe
5ieben. Cine &eile iiber 9tor0ameriz
ia lei ni9t lpiinidensmertb, neil Ser
@ronprin5 sort Sbjeft un0 nidt Cub
left oes @eidouens ur10 sic Settla=
ton itaunenoer Mengen iein tuiir0e.
Soer aber, 10 meint sic u&oit" meiter,
Ser aronprin3 fonnte iiber @onolulu
lno SiiSamerifa 5uriidreilen. Das
tpiir0e Sem &oilerlobn @elegenbeit ge=
ben, SEN EonamafanaG=8au 5u beii6=
tige11.