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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-06
uorv Datota.

= S 8pen Gor0pille, ser ti0ligere
beo Meofor0, men JONI for ct Scr
Maoneoer 1i6en fo%ron0reoe Napn al
praftiife @runoe for Boitbeiergelien
biemipgtes iiolte uge al Ell 8rono,
Der anrette6e Sfa0e for $4,000. 81
BEN opfom / Sorgs Sernpureba11Oel.
Sabene er iom fpl9er: Sernpore=
banoler Sorg, $11,500, osiureret for
$4,000; Me0foro Mercantile @on1pa=
mn, &eitnn & Gotneis Snoebaoere,
$14,000; Scrinoes &eitol1rant,
$1,000; &anion & SOLUTIONS &ipbs|
man6sban6el, $1,000; @barles Ma.
felt, 1000; Martin 9feitan, $1,000
= &egiertngen penteS at bile goa
bort fra Sen taabelige 5ll1tning, at
&eo &iper Of tbe Mortb er en- ieilbar
6Io6. S mango @ar bar &rig5oe=.
parmentet giort bette giel0enoe, 1fient
&an0masien er blepet mtn6re Mar
for Iar. Saar er ser life mere 8al1o,
| 6lo6en, en6 at ct Barn funoe po0e
ober.. Maior ~5trunfs Sngeniprer
bor u0arbei0et en- &apport, Ser o11=|
befaler, at p6erligere Glo6forbeorin-;
ger opberer / &e6 &iber. Set oil.
m1tlig me6fgre Eilbagefaloelie al 0r=|
6ren ON 6looens seilbarbeo. 9epor-|
tementet paabp0er, at ollie 8roer,
iom bpgges, ifal %foripnes meo 9reje=
fiber.
= @totso6pofot g. 6. @fulaionI
og Deputy Sberiff &epes '01tffeoe for
le6en aloeles upentet op i. &loten,
ner 2afota, UNDER en- Sneltorm, og|
arreItere0e fem 8erioner for ulopligt|
Salg al Spirituoiu. &loten bar CO..
ct bunore6e Sn6bpggere og ligger i
Sen ipolige Sci at geellon County.
&aa @run6 al Stormen par set iffe|
muligt at o0pore Sbertre6erne, pgl
set bar en- let Gag at gribe 6em. On
af Sc mistenfte, CHARLES 9mli6, 1871
Mar, un6fom / Stormen. @rnelt So,
long, en- Barber, og Nicf &iorpelta0.
Ronfeftbanoler, frafal0t Gorbpr %
Blep benpiit til Diitriftsretten, me-
oens Carl Smitb, Ser 0riper ct
r@ooIroom", og Girls Sobn, @ert
&loten's Mtbletic @lub, blep beu=
oiit til Diitrtftsretten og iiges at oil,
erflere Jig 1fploige, Sc to li6it-
nebnte tilligeme6 Gam Ebompion
5lep in6iat i Grand Sorts Gengiel.
Smith paaitaar, at ban iolgte Driffe-
,arerne for Gbompion, iom fit al
5ortieneiten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-06

otmete / 90 / 3,
Eeter anoreas &iortb arogb, feire-
De ben IA. December lin 7o-oorige
Jeolelsoag. &an er en- al Bojtpele-
nets @eteraner og npoer itor Mnleelie
for 9pgtigbeo og @etlino. s lin 90
aarige &rtiombe0 JONI @oltmono bar
ban giennemgooet olle @ro0er / @to=
ten.
9rebt ~ ofinen.
5ilfeoamperen r8rooo" al @oreioe
er mofommet til Moleiuao. Mens
Sen bar paa Spe,1, be,1ote ct ltlpt,
festilfeloe omboro. Maifiniif Olaf
8ob bar, mems Molfinen itoo itille,
belfieftiget meo at feite Ell sfrue.
Eluolelig gier Moifinen ct s1ag.
@olo bleb flemt / &ope0et, loo ban
ltrafs efter 6g6e.
en- etponingsfuI
0pfinbele er giort al 6or-
mano SOB. 0lobeien paa Sfeosmo
9amplag og 9gbleri. Me0ens ban
bar aniat paa Sellebaf Drug peo
6reorifSitao, blep ban e,lgang @i0ne
til Ell iergelig ulpffe, oa en- Mano
blep fnuit al &emifipen. @an gao
fig til at ipefulere poa, bporleoes
faaoanne l1lptfe, Der bpppig tinoer
Steo, funoe un6gaaes, og bar mn OPP
funoet ct Nppqrat til at legee 9fem>
mer poa &emiftnen. @an bar faoet
@atent paa 0pfinoeIien, ser MI /
@eit er blepen prebet peo Mrtbur Mo=
bieiens Sag og &enleri, og iaaet
Ben meit uforbebolone Mnbefoling.
&otentet er / oisie Gage iolgt til
&abbetorp MET. Gerflteo / Ireorits-
ita6, JONI allereoe bor p%aabeepnot
Tabrifationen al oct MEME felip=jpa=
ren6e Mpparot.
@orif @oitforbin ms e +
lie giennem Spllan6.
Oct norife Sefartsbla0 u&plten" to-
ger Sroet for en- norjf Holtforbin0el-
le giennem Splla1o. 8looet fritiie=
rer oen ipenife 5aisnit5-5relleborg=
&ute, iom MI bruges for Morges
noenrigspoit, og iom langt fra ct
tilfreOSitillen6e. 6argerne fan lite
giennemfere Sorbinoelie,1 mes sen
Sitferbeo, man fan %forlange pao En-
&%opeorute, og set ifer Gang pao
Gang, at Soften er ct ballot 0pgr
forlinfet. 8la6et opiororer oe nor
ife @pitautboriteter til at toee 5oger1
OPP til inarlig Sperpejelie. Set mo-
turlige ipneS at bore, at Soften peo
Siglp at burtiggaoen0e 3ornperc
iettes oper fra en- ipopit=rorif SSern=
%banebabn til EN- ipif. Meo @urtig=
baao og meo M0gang fra Mois el=
Ter 2amrpig bper Morgen oil man
faa en- bebre Suite og blipe mi11ore
ofbnngig. SGlger mun /. Gfs. Mois
til @%noeitation, oil Hoit fra bele Pit
lanoet og Mor6 fra fomn1en0e @oit
funne opiamleS ber, % Mfgongsti=
Den igttes iaale0e5. at alt fommer
meo 6irefte in6 paa Sc itprre Bo1t=
aarer.
8laoet bill iefpfplgelig bape @uten
beierget al ~0riftslifre sfibe, JON og-
laa fan meotage nogle Hasiagerer,
og set meter, at &uten 6a ogloa /
&rigStilfnloe oil bp6e itgrre 5iffer=
beo for Opretbol0elien al Norges
poitale 6orbtn6elie mes l1olonoet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-06

rer 8iprnions 8tlle6e, in6rammet /
en- &ra1s, boaret al to 8prn, og Sn6=
friften:
uSl @ontp moo Suberfulojen".
CT morris 81 m p e +
orliit. Sill &euters 8urea1l
t%elegraferes fra Seneriffa, at Den
norifeG amper rSiflis" er itranoet bel
Sunta 8roba t9t beo Haotaab. 9am=
pere1 er ianoipnligpis tabt. 4 Mano
al 8eietningen 6rufne6e, mebens Is,
6eriblan6t &apteinen, blep re6oet.
Morif @iIo til 81 u g
II 5. @ergensbanens Mabnina
bar ifabt @uligbeo for en- tilitreffe=
Zig burtig &ransport at ferif Sil1
fra Georges geitfpit til &uslano.
Sernbaneotreft6r 6aiting bar mel
bette for gle nplig peret / 5inlan>
for at forbanole me6 6e paagialoen:
6e MpnSigbe6er ON 2empelier
6ragt o. lign. for @ilo<6orienoeliel
paa gtrefningen @abo-St. &etcrs:
borg. slntagelig bill spprssmaale,
6erefter fomme for / set finite Senat
&pis @eitrebelierne lpffes, bill 5i>
fra geitfpiten / 2ebet al 5 Gage fun:
ne fremfomme paa Morfe6et / ct
Tetersborg.
u0itiIIingen 8 i
!, tiania / 1 4. vMftenpo
iten" for Sen IA. December in6ebol:
Ser en- Mrtifel ON noitillinge,1 1914
j9et pointeres, at @omiteens @lur
life l1betinget Bigger paa ipenlf oq
oonif 0eltagelie, og at man / Silfel.
Sc al, at 5perige og 9anmarf meg.
ter at 6eltage, bill in6bDoe fremrasen.
Sc 6irmaer uoenfor @fanbinopiel1
Sn1i0lertio i6mmer set Jig be6it, flyer
~Mftenpoiten", at @abolmoene in0'
bpbes, og n6itillingen oil utpipl;;rr;t
fua it6rre Ser0i beo ipenlf og Hunlt
9eltagelie. Spdrgsmaalet ON off.
ciel 9eltagelie forbanoles for6prig1
MI mellem &egieringerne.
& % aaIt 5. Strife
oepartelnentet bar neoiat en- @omite
b eltaaen0e al &rofeslorerne Moltfe
Moe og Otto Mt0erien og Suitits.
iefretar 2ars &olit til at gipre, Sno-
lttlling til neutrality-suspicious. &i0.
til bar ~Norif 6orfatterforening"
foretaget Snolttllingen, men i >Jor:
aaret rDffe0e Moalmen6ene frem oe
forlangte giennem r&orif8ofmanns:
lag" at faa acknowledgement. 81
"&orif 6orfatterforening" negteo'
at inoitille iamnen meo r8of
'mannslaget", gior0e bette li6lte pae
egen &aano en- Snoitilling. 6glger
bleb, at Ser %oberbobe0et life blep 10.
BELT Stipen6ier / CONNER og for a,
giere @n6e paa set utaalelige 6or.
bolo er &omiteen neolat. Sen bill
onerbobe6et life faa observation-disclosures
Snoitilling, til 8eban6ling.
Set treffer op til en- Sprengnine
of norif 'Gorfatterforering / Mnleo-
ming at 6en11e &omite. @iceformon-
ben, Sigur6 @b6tfer, oil l1otreoe al
8eitprelien, bbis @eneralforiomlin.
gen go6fien6er &orniteer. S iao
Gal6 bentes ogiao Masier6meloelier.
Ser oil tilltge bIibe ltiIlet 6oriIag om
at efsfln6ere Me6lemmer, iem la6er
Jig belge in6 / &omiteen.
&rttiania Il ntberi l.
100 Mars Subj
I e II 1T. Sil l1niperiitetets SUIT
oreaarsfeit / 1911 bor Ser peret
Bloner oppe ON at faa u6fgrt til Sen
11De 8eitial en- flor Marmorbuite al
@reb &errnan @e6el-SSarlsberg, lom
/ ferite. &affe bar 9@ren al ltniper-
litetets @run6laggelie UNDER 6reoe-
rit ben Siette. Omfoitningerne bob
De Gomilien lobet at beitrioe. 6eit-
iolens @pggefomite bill tmiolerti6|
@l1ite1 ifte:i TeitfoIen, men.
! 6orbanen, bborefter 6anilien
bar taget fit Silbuo tHboee..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-06

MftieieIifabet Susie
I oI6ene bar / oiSie Gage iitret
Jig e'toel iterre Mrealer al 2inoenes
mellem Gppsieoal og S6oo for Mr=
bei0erboliger / Mnle0ning al Sen uo=
pi0e0e 2rift. @oar6eiere pna Ctr
beim / S60a bar oglaa gipet ian1me
Selifab itore @ien6omme paa @oan=
ben.
&riitionio our fpin=
oeIigt @oliti. 6ormanos=
ifabets 6lertal bar inoitillet paa @e=
pilening al 2,400 &r. til f%pin6eligt
&oliti. S 8pltprets Mp0e forle0en
peotoges meb 45 moo ,togle og tre0i=
be Stei1mer ct 6orilog ON, at Ser til
foripgspis Mnpenoelie at fpinbeligt
Eoliti TITLES 1900 &roner til 9is-
petition for noe tie Mar.
en- brutal 29rer. 29=
rer @plleita0 / @afslo / sogn blep
nylig iat un6er Giltale for @e6-
6omsretten for 2egemsfornermelie
moo en- Gilipnsmano, iom beipgte
Stolen / Stillings Meofsr iamt for
grop 0ptreoen og Misbanoling al
Sfolebern. ga ban fienotes ifpl6ig
/ begge Softer, blep ban ilogt Mulft
og 6pmt til at betale Sagens Sm-
f%oitninger. &pIIeita6 iiober jom Meo=
lem at @afslo Sfoleitpre.
@offer @ape. @oele l1o.
panorere fra Stranb / @DfDlfe, 1u
boitobenoe / Soma / sc 6oreneoe @ta-
ter, bar / 6isie Gage paa en- inrut
Maaoe piit lit patriotiife Sinoelag,
me06eles fra Stapanger. Sc bar
nemlig ien6t en- Gum al $4,000 &r.
til lin @iembpgb til Snofipb al Ell
Sattiggoor6.
Sor benne Gum fan 8pg6en MI
faa Jig en- u6merfet @ienoom.
g aa6e tub. gn Is Ga,
gammel Gut Soban 6l1nneru0> @pr
at en- @nfe / @i6sberg, par iorleoer
Sag gaaet no / Sfopen for at ifpbt
@forn, iao ban for Sfu6penge,1e fun
Be foa fjsbt no9et Barafin. 0a bar
life fom biem, blep ser ienot SOL
u0 for at le6e efter BAN. San fono
teS oa l%iggenoe 0e6 be0 &anten al Ell
8ef. San bap6e ct Sfu6laar / 8rD
itet lige pe0 @iertet. 2ige be6 bon
loa en- ops @forn. l1lpffen moo bop,
foregaaet paa Sen Mao6e, at bo1
beb at tage / @%eperpiben bar billie:
fore ilano en- op0 @forn, ser bal
fal0t | 8effel1, og berun6er er Stub.
Set gaoet al.
Hrebene 80. Sci
Mufticn forle0en / &ispr oper Yre.
ben iens Sfope / @ieritao bar Sci
mpbt 10000 @enne fer, melt III:
oenbpg6S. S 10 forlfiellige SprooG
tom SO 8rugsnumere meo en- iamle1
Sfpl6 al 60 Marf UNDER @ommeren
M0bofat Staff fit paa @oets &egnt
Sililaget / II Spraab for 566,4O(
&r. st @ar in0enbps0s fit Gillla:
get / to Spraab for 5000 &roner
Eaa to @rug bleo Ser life gipet Sub
6or allie @%ien0ommene tiliammer
bab6e M6pofat Staff for 9pet buo1
$4,000 Ser. og &omunen 65t,OO0
Mntagelig oil ingen al Sc 8nb lom e,
.%fremfommet blipe a%pproberet.
6ri6tiof Mane en- %
9 n1an6sreiierne S Be,
fgl. %noroiife og Gl0ifriftiellfabS
Meoe / &iebenbapn bol6t 8rof. pei
&ipbenbabns 1niperiitet 6innu1
SonSion, JONI er 9anmorfs berpmte
tie SLENDER at Sc oloiSlon6ife ga
goer, forleoen ct Soreorog ON @ri!
&e0eS Saga og &inlan6. 6oreoro
get bar fremfal6t be6 De Meninger
iom &rof. Or. 6ri0tiof @onien 5opo'
giort giel6enbe. Toreoragsbol6erer
reteoe MI fine Snooenoinger moi
@anlens 8ebonoling at &il0erne
bbortil ban ipntes at mangle til
%itreffelig grun6ig fgritebaanos
&ienoffab. Haaitanoen om, at Sin
lan0 og bets 8eboere, @frellingerne
nermeit iful6e bere biemme / Sab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-06

Mnna taos 8 e.
a &irfe0eportemertet bor
meooelt Sta0feltelie paa felgen6e
2egater, oprettet al @nfefru Slime
@penitao al Storelpeoalen peo Selta=
ment at 8. @orts 1899: u0le @pen-
itaos 2egat" meo &apital 100000
Sir. af &enterne legge5 Ell Sien6e=
0e( til @apitale11, irotil sen bar
naaet 100000 Ser. 1e bisponible
&enter anben0eS bel5 til Sfobiagens
6remme / S9n0re og Mor0re 9lter-
oolen og 6els til Sttpen6ier for
unge @eno fra 4lter0alen iom bill
uooanne Jig / Sfoppi0enifab og5fob=
pai len. ~Sle gpenita0s 2egot for
norife &unitnere eller 0eres @fterloo=
jte". 8eo uo6elingen al &enteportio.
nerne 600 til 1000 @r.) fommer
olene I Betragtning Molere og Bill
leobnggere uoen &eniDn til ST.
Der = og 6eres @nter og 8grn ur-
Der Is Iar. 2egatet beitpres al Bill
oenoe &unitneres 5tpre. rMnne
enenitaos 2egat til 6remme al &us-
flto" in6en 9iteroalen. Sc 3 lio1t=
11epnte 2egater far bper en- @rur6<
fapital at 10000 @r., Ser ffal brin=
ges op til 100000 &r. peo 0pleg-
ming al minoit en- Eien6e0el af &en-
terne. ~@arit @pergaaros @inoe"
me1 &apital 10000 @r., ser ifal
forbges til 100000 @r. peo Sillpg
at min0it en- Temteoel al @enterne.
@eiten at 6isie anperoes til timber
itbttelie eller l1o6onnelie al 1l1ge eI-
Ter gonnle ugifte @pin6er (ogiaa @11-
fer) in6en Storelpe6olen &erreo.
% Slime @penitaos 2egat til Stptte for
&eoemurfens Mn1ts 2an6bnsbol6-
ningsielfobs @irfjombeo." Sets
&apital u6gier $4,000 &r., ser pe0
&enteoplegning ital brinees op til
$4,000 &r. nMnr1e gbenita6s 2egat
til Stptte at 9iofonisiegierningen II
sDgepleien @torelbe6olen"
@rnnbfapitalen, $4,000. @r., oetes'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-06
= Norge. =

6 III b 8 M enoS y.
y e nionering g. Ser bill bl:pe
fremiat Iorilog ON Statens Cut
BEDS og @eitillingsmenos Selppen-
iionering / set f~pritfommenoe Stor=
ting.
Biprn ons Gb6ielS s.
. a min6e6es / &rtitionia beo, at
ser neolagoes en- Mengbe &ranic
paa DigterenS @rap. vMationaltbe=
atret" opferte 8iernions: ugn Sal
Iit".
6 ny 8 urance. S
&riitiania er Der u6ien6t Sn0bp6elie
til 0annelie at ct Iftielelifab til
6oriifring al @efolts Gei og &Dre;
bpa6 Ser tienes oper 6 8rocent, ifol
anpen0es til trangen6e Sefolf og
0ereS @fterla6e.
Morf mt e rte. @or=
&c bar ioar ct paffert Sulemerfe.
Set er bol6t / en- brunlig Gone, be-
rer 8iprnlons 8illeoe, in6rammet i
en- &ra11s, boaret al to 8prn, og sSSnb=
friften:
uSI @omp moo &uberfulolen".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-06

Gu norif 90 p e r
forIiit. Sill &euters 8urenu
telegraieres fra &eneriffa, at 6en
norifeG amper rSiflis" er itranoet beo
Gunta 8roba tet peo Maotaap. Dam=
peren er laroipnligpis tobt. 4 Mano
al 8eietningen 6rufnebe, meoens 49,
6eriblonot &apteinen, blep re6oet.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-27

II ~ doubtful II any Bible study
plan ever received such enthusiastic
endorsation by the leading men OF the
nations as the Suggestive Questions
on the Sunday School Lessons" now
running in The Times. University
presidents, leading Sunday school
men, pastors Of large city churches,
a. well az of smaller places, and the
rank and fiie OF the churches praise
these questions to tho skies. !. IL In
hard to make a selection from 80
many hundreds of testimonials, but
here are q few, with a, word or two
culled from each: @
President Hadley, yale university:
They are certainly calculated to
stimulate thought. Rev. = Weyland
Hoyt. professor of religion and SCI
ence, Temple university: II think
your questions suggestive and valu-
able" Vice-President Goblin. Depauw
university: Il am very much pleased
with your questions. u. | will
see what can do to have them pub
lished here" President Burwash, Vic.
toria university: II have read with
great interest your questions. Your
method OF dealing with the subject
strikes me as most excellent" Prin-
cipal Gordon, Queens university
The method adopted by you
OF issuing questions for the use OF
|. Bible classes Is a good one:
have, tested its value In my own en-.
perience.' Rev. Newell Dwight Hill
lis. pastor Plymouth church. Brook
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-27
URGES CHRISTIAN ACTIVITY.
Rev. John Douglass Adam, Speaks at
Rally OF PresbyterIans.

Rally Of PresbyterIans.
Lincoln's famous words, Il don't
want God to be on my side, put | want
to be on Gods side" were quoted ny the
Rev. John Douglass Adam, ID. D.. pas
tor OF the First Presbyterian church,
East Orange, N. j., at q big rally OF
the men OF Detroit Presbyterian
churches, In the First church, Friday
night, to give force to his appeal for
the onward march of Christian actfv.
ity. There we're 553 members OF the
various Detroit Presbyterian churches
present, the italian branch leading
with so delegates. -
Mr.. Adams subject Was "Our in
dividual relation to the program Of
Christ" He urged his audience TO
rise above commonplace efforts, to
consecrate their thoughts a. God and
tain the immaculate nights Of the
Sermon on the Mount He emphasized
the necessity for guiding the boys
along q Christian path, and instilling
In them the essentials Of good citI-
zenship.
The delegates. formed In the church
house and marched into the church
singing Onward, Christian Soldiers. !"
The invocation was by Daniel T.
Smith: the roll call OF the churches
was taken by Joseph Grindley; A. E.
Johnson led the responsive reading.
and President r. Milton Richards, Of
the Presbyterian Brotherhood, OF De.
troit, and Frank II. West. member OF
the committee on church extension,
also spoke.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-27
.BELLER MUST PAf; h
ATTORNEYS $1,000 ]
Claim Of $4,000 for Obtaining Share J
In Fathers Estate Is Gut y \
BY Court.

Judge Hosmer handed down . de-
cision. Saturday. In the suit brought
by Attorneys l. A. Wright. OF San
Diego. CAL, and James v. oxtoby and
william K. Hence. OF Detroit, to re-
cover from Alexander Beller $4,000
claimed as a fee for recovering for
hin, a one.ffth interest In the estate
OF his father, Jacob Beller. the leg
acy amounting to about $4,000.
Judge Hosmer allowed the attor-
Ieys a fee OF $1,000. and expenses OF
$637. OF this amount Mr.. Wright will
take 1926. Mr.. oxtoby 7:2bs and Mr..
Henze 5-25,
AZ the time the attorneys were en-
jagged, Beller expected long. hard
fight. and IL was claimed. had agreed
10 give one-quarter Of the amount re-
covered, The other heirs agreed to
give Beller his share, without con
test, and be then refused to pay the
$4,000 asked on the ground that the
attorneys had not performed services
worth that amount. ft
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-27
PRESIDENT TAFT. (
NAMES AhGE[[
Nominates Detroit Man To Succeed
(. Judge swan-Denison VIII
Succeed Severens.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-Presider

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-Presidens
Taft today nominated:
To be United States judge, sixth
district. Arthur c. Denison, Of Michi-
gan, TO succeed Judge Severens,
To be United Stabes Judge, western
district OF Michigan. Clarence w. SEES
sions. Of Michigan, to succeed Judge
-Denison. ,et rsrs tt
TO be United States Judge, eastern
district Of Michigan, Alexis c, Angel,
of Michigan, to succeed Judge Swan.
Il am pleased with the appointment
'cf Alexis c.. Angel az my successor,
said U. 8. Judge Henry II Swan. Sat.
urday morning.
81 do not think they would have
found q better man for the position,
e. gentleman, as lawyer and as a
scholar.
While In Washington, / told Pres.
ident Taft the date when expected
70 retire. / have not told II to any
ole else, and am not prepared to
make IL public yet"
Judge Swan was asked whether the
elevation OF Judge Denison, OF Grand
Rapids. to the circuit court OF appeals
IN the sixth district. would interfere
with his sitting In the bathtub cases.
which might come up before the high
er court later. N @
The law prohibits any judge. of q
higher court from. passing upon q case
In which he has been In any way con-
csrned IN the lower court. said Judge
Swan. "Jndge Denison IL already dis
qualified from sitting in the case In
the court Of appeals. by issuing Ger.
tain orders In the matter In this court.
So Il 10 very possible that he win sit
through the case here. and II II should
90 to the higher court while he 10
sitting. another Judge would be called
Ia TO take his place"
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COP. CONVENTION
IS NICE little
Love FEAST
Compromise Program Agreed To By
the 0akmsn and MscKay Forces
Carried Carpenter Heads
Delegation To Saginaw.
Resolutions DECLARE for Reciprocity
Pact and Indorss Taft and
Osborn.

Attracted by the possibility OF .
'scrap." large crowd Of politicians
ether than the delegates gathered In
Concordia hall. Saturday morning. to
attend the Republican counsy conven-
ton called for the purpose OF electine
delegates to the state convention In
Saginaw next Thursday. They were
disappointed. however. for the com
promise program agreed upon by the
warning Oakman and MacKay factions
two or three days ago. az reported In
Tho TimeA went through without
hitch. II was a perfect little love
feast
IL was not hard to see who was
running things, though. County Aud
itor Milton Oakman had control az
every stage OF the game. His sup
porters outnumbered John ID. Mao
Kay's following about two to one. and
II the latter had started anything
Oakman would have been prepared 70
meet the attack. He was not taking
any chances, either. Several dele
gates asked to be excused, but at Oak
mans request remained through, just
to be on hand In case they were
needed @c
There was no disposition on Oak
mans part to use his advantage. how
ever. In accordance with the com
promise program. the Mackayites
were given one member OF the reso
buttons committee, and Alex. Groes
beck, who was with MacKay In this
instance, was made chairman OF the
committee on apportionment Thus
the MacKay following was insured
good representation In the delegation
There was no opposition to the cleo
tion OF ex-Justice William l.. Gafpen
ter az chairman OF the delegation
while MacKay's friends offered no OBJ
lection to Fred w. Smith as perma
nent chairman. Both Oakman and
MacKay were named as delegates-at
large. There was 4 report around the
hall that Estimator Eddie" Barnett
a MacKay lieutenant, would not be
named q delegate. but his name was
on the list when II was inally given
out, although IL appeared at the very
end.
The resolutions were entirely salts
factory to the MacKay crowd. %
there was no occasion for minority
report from Mr.. Malcomson, the MAO
Kay representative on that commit
tee. The resolutions declare for rec
| iprocity, and indorse the state and
federal administration and all thu
candidates for state ofices who have
no opposition for nomination. The
text OF the resolution follows:
We cordially indorse the adj
Illustration Of President VIII
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III Verse Where is heaven!
CD Is heaven a place OF condi'
ton only?
(s.) II is possible here for two 20
live In the same house, and In the
same outward circumstances, one en-
joying heaven and the other suffering
the pangs OF hell: will the same thing
be possible in the future life? Why!
10 What reasons have you for or
against, the thought that heaven Is
peopled by beings with material
bodies?
t5.) Did Elijah's material body en-
(6) Has Jesus got material body
In heaven?
(7.) Has God got q material body ?
Give your reasons.
ISL Verses 2-S--Why did Elijah act
as IL he wanted to get rid OF the CON-
pany OF Elisha?
(9.) Why would 1t not be right. or
in good taste. for man OF God. today,
when he is starting for a particular
place to say, like Elisha, ''the Lord
hath sent me?' (This question must
be answered in writing by members
Of the club.
(1O) What qualities did Elisha dis
play In refusing to leave Elijah? (See
verses 2. 4, 6, 81
z (l1.) What 10 the chief reason for
men being failuresf
: tI2,J Did Elisha know That bis mas
ter was going to heaven, In the near
future. and IL 90 how did he learn
Of Il?
(1sl Why did God choose Elisha
for Elijah's successor?
(l4) What reason, II any, II there
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