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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-25
BILLY SUNDAY LEADS
MANY TO HIGHER LIFE
Base Ball Evangelist Creates
a Ferment of Reform in
Springfield, Ohio.

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, October o5.-Billy
Sunday, the famous base ball evangelist,
has so narrowed the souls of the in
hibitants of this city in the last four
weeks that the women are almost ready
to make collections OF all their jewels
and hand them over to him with their
cards and dancing slippers. The bridge
devil has been chained TO the bedpost
in the nursery and trained to rock the
cradle. while For Rent signs have been
posted in all the popular dance halls and
the owners are on the point of applying
to the Associated Charities for financial
assistance and winter coal.
Sunday was engaged to come here to
wage a campaign against the wet"
forces OF the community The election
under the Rose local option law is to
take place in this district within the
next few months: and he mas the town
in such ferment of reform now that
IL the reaction does not set in before
election time the town will be a small
edition of the Sahara for dry ness.
Many Renounce Theatcr.
Last Friday night Sunday gave his SER
mon on "Amusements.' When lit was
over hundreds swarmed down to the
stage diiu piOiiS0u u IcHouICt TIE tEe-
alter and all other evil pleasures of the
flesh. One of the city's best known men,
eminent socially and teacher of Sum-
day school class, stood up in meeting
and vowed never again to while away a
peaceful evening over card table and
now his friends fear there will be trouble
in happy family, as his wife is a con-
sistent winner of bridge prizes and loves
her evening game.
Charity Ball Given Up.
The charity ball. the biggest social
event of the winter season. has been
given up after all arrangements had
been made for it, and it is possible that
there will be no entertainments of
terpsichorean nature here all winter
long. The students of Wittenberg Col
lege and the high school. who have at
tended the meetings. have pledged them
selves almost in a body to refrain from
hops. proms. poker and plays. and the
dance orchestras are packing up their
instruments in preparation for an exodus
from this Sundayized community.
Sundays tabernacle is the social rem
devious of the town Gen. j. Warren
keifer. formerly Speaker of the House of
Representatives. has hardly missed a
meeting since the evangelist came. No
one can give parties because nobody
will accept an invitation. and theater
companies are playing to empty houses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-25

The eve of the fifth struggle today saw
TIC same big crowd moving toward the
Polo Grounds and. though the home
team seemed TO have but bare cnance
Of victory, still there was no lack OF en-
thusiasm and interest, and the indica-
tons were that the attendance would be
as large az at the previous games here.
There was dearth OF betting the Attn
letics bcirg regarded as the ultimate
winners of the series. and only few
cared 10 take the short end of 10 l
Md against the home cluD.
Weather Clear and Cool.
Except for the fall chill i'm the air, the
weather was all that could be asked. The
sun in a cIoudIess sky shone through an
atmosphere 50 cIeaI and dry that il
made the players oat FOR early practice
skip about the field like schoolboys. \
day OF clear weather had dried the did-
mond ana the grounds showed conditions
almost as good as on the day of the first
game of the series.
Although under the rules governing the
series the players share of the receipts
l. limited 10 the four games already
played. there was "a big financial consid-
GRAFTON still TO urge them. Today the
stakes. Victory in the series meant the
difference between $3.50 and s., f3G for
each player. Under the rule the victors
take 10 per cent OF the total allotted 10
the players.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-25
First Inning.

Philadelphia-Lord up; one ball: one
strike. called; two balls. two strikes;
fan; three balls. foul back. out on lily
10 left.
Oldrine up: one ball: foul back, one
strike: foul back, strike two; two balls
out second TO first.
Collins up, foul back; one strike; one
Lall; out on fly To center.
No runs.
New York-Devore up; out on ground
er, short to first.
Doyle up; one ball; two balls. one
strike called; out. fiy TO third.
Snodgrass up; one ball. out on ground
er. third TO first.
No runs.
Philadelphia-Baker up: one ball: two
balls; one strike. two strikes: three
strikes, out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-25
Second Inning.

Observation-Disclosures up. ball. foul
back, strike one; Murphy singles TO left.
Davis up; Murphy was caught nap
ping, but Dineen will not call him out :
one ball: foul back. one strike: two
strikes, called: two balls: three. balls :;
foul back: foul back: three strikes.
called; out.
ond.
No runs.
New York-Murray up: one strike.
called; one ball: two strikes, called; two
balls; three strikes. fan.
MerkIe up: one strike, fan: foul in
right. two strikes: three strikes, called;
out.
Herzog up: one strike. called: one ball.
two strikes. fan. two balls; three
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-25

called one ball; two balls: three strikes,
called: out.
No runs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19
DAD OLD RECORD
BROKEN BY The BOY
Agricultural Awakening in the
South and How It IS
Coming About.
BIG WORK BY GREAT WORKER
d Knapp Tells What Farmer
Boys in the South Are
Doing.
BIG WORK BY GREAT WORKER

DR.. Seaman a. Knapp. OF the Agri-
cultural Department Of the United
States government is a little past
seVenty-hve years of age, but mors
active worker Is not in the employ OF
the government. lie is at the head OF
the greatest work for the good of the
country that is known In America to
telling for good on the education and
agriculture OF the South and the
whole. nation. Thousands OF good men,
numbers of whom are III Virginia. arc
cooperating in the great movement
but DR. Knapp is said to be its origina-
tor and organizer and is now its
chief, He has recently written for
Farm and Firesde, an Ohio agricul-
tural journal. an interesting account OF
one factor of the campaign, one that
the Industrial Section has had mucl:
20 say about. Here is the graphic
story as given by Dr. knapp:
y few days since two very interest.
ing young women were escorted to my
office of Chief Clerk Jones OF the Blu.
eau of Plant Industry. and introduced
With the eXpa nation that they wanted
20 know something about the Boys
Corn Club work. was about to ex
.use myself, owing to pressure Of bust
,ess, when one of them remarked that
she was school teacher from New
York, knew something Of practical life.
managed her own farm ard as a tea CHI
81 wanted to use any knowledge sha
night obtain Of the Boys Corn Club
work for the benefit Of the boys OF
acr State This won me. and dis
covered suddenly that was not so
pressed for time asr1 had supposed
Kindly commence at the beginning
said the teacher. and tell us some
thing Of the origin of these clubs: how
they are organized and instructed. and
what you expect to accomplish by this
work"
Rather long story" remarked,
.'but will tell sou some OF 1t. 49,
'''rhc i,oys' Corn Club work was or
yanized under the United States De-
pa rtment OF Agriculture to enable the
common school teacher'to teach real
agriculture
Cant real agriculture be taught IN
CONTINUED on Second Page,)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19
by FRANK s. WoODsoN,
Industrial Editor.1

y bank on wheels seems 10 be the
newest thing under the sun. A New
Jersey mind has brought forth an auto
mobile bank and started it out on its
mission. 1t is said to be fireproof.
bniletproof, burglarproof ana proof
against everything except the bank Of
fccrs. 1t is fled with desk and other
office equipment n steel safe built in,
q small armory of firearms and n win
dow strongly guarded with bars The
whole is painted steel color,
For the present the only merit claim
ed for this automobile bank Is that 1t
can sail out In the rural districts,
gather up deposits from Its country
customers or pay their checks at their
doors. thus saving them trips TO town
and return TO he parent bank in the
city before Hghtfall. fA
Cone 10 think. about it, many. other
advantages might be claimed for an
auto bank. For. Instance: VIXEN rob
bcrs attempt to make II raid on 1t for
the sh in the vault II could take TO
the road, and II 1t isfguarded for the
speed made on Franklin Strstt in Rich
mond by some automobiles no burglar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19
ALHIMERS TO
!. BUILD BIG STORE
Broad Street Establishment to Be
More Than Doubled-Run
Through to Grace Street.

The largest real estate deal Of this
year was consummated last week when
Isaac and Moses Thalhimer, compos
lns the firm OF Thalhimer Brothers.
far famed Broad Street merchants. be-
came the owners by purchase Of sew
eral stores on Fifth Street, between
Broad and Grace. and the ground on
which they stand. and also OF twenty
seven feet on Grace Street, on which
the residence and Offices Of DR.. Phil
Taylor now stand. There is no secret
as to what the Thalhimers are COINS
to do with this property, upon which
they have had their eyes for quite .
ions time. They arc simply going tc
tear down the buildings now on the
ground and erect an addition TO thei,
present store that will give them more
than double the floor space ana facili.
ties they now have
The business OF the Thalhimer
Brothers has grown with such ls,ns
and bounds this enlargement has he
come necessity. The property nur-
chased is separated from the store now
occupied by rhe iirm by an alley. which
VIII be bridged, and from this aiIey
INC new building. which is to be four
stories high, will extend lie feet on
ruth street. then make Il den, west
ward and go on 10 Grace street. there
10 have twenty-se ven-foot frontnnn
where Or. Taylor's residence now
stands The enlarged store will then
as now. have a Broad Street entrance
OF forty eight feet. run back 1a5 feel
TO tho alley, bridge the alley and then
so on 1o1 feet TO Grace Street. max
ms depth OF 292 feet on the wesl
side. On the east side the conbina.
tion storehouse will be lS5 feet al,
Fifth Street to the bridged alley. aud
then liz feetTmore TO the south end OF
the property that has just been ac
CURED. OF course, there will be Fifth
and Grace street entrances and show
windows Altogether this will give
Thalhimer Brothers just one and one
third more room than they now have
In their already large and most at
tractive, up TO date store. The plans
for the new building are being drawn.
and the work of tearing down and re
building Will be commenced in the
early summer time.
Already the firm has comm encod Inn
provements In the building fronting
on liroad street The o:.;irc second
floor has hecn rented. new ixures in
.tailad and the entire floor la2 feet
lcnS by forty-eight wide, is HOW de-
voted to the display Of ready o-wear
Goods.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19
Transact IONS
IN LEAF TOBACCOS
Deliveries OF Loose Leaf Some
what Smaller Good Stocks
Are Selling Well
hurley OFFERINGS LAaaE
Conditions in All Of the Markets
Of Virginia and North
Carolina.
BURLEY OFFERINGS LARGE

While there has been some falling
off in the deliveries of loose leaf to-
baccos on the markets of Virginia and
North Carolina, the breaks are yet
quite large, and the tobacco dealers
OF the two States We're kept exceed
ingly busy all OF the past week.
The Richmond warehouses sold q
trifle over 100000 pounds of the sun
cured and other dark stocks, tho most
OF which Were delivered by wagon
direct from the farmers barns. The
Burlcy sales amounted to $4,000
pounds. making the gross sales on the
Richmond warehouse doors for the
week nearly 100000 pounds.
Partly because OF the smaller de-
y Continued on Third Page.) ..I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19
VIEWS AND NEAR VIEWS.
HINTS AND SUGGESTIONS
advantages Of Banks on Wheels-An Overdrawn
MISUNDERSTANDING Wants Peanut Oil
Mil-Time to Annex Some More
III 10 EIintsnr

on earth could overtaKe and rob ii in
q night Then again. an institution
thus equipped could easily head OFF q
run on the bank by induiging in a lit
tie. run on it's own hook. AS soon as
frightened depositors commenced to
line up in front the chauffeur ca shier
would only have 10 crank up and take
to his heels, or more st:ictiy> speaking.
10 his wheels. When sesenty-hvc or a
hundred miles down the road the cash
Ter could conduct negotiations with the
depositors by telegraph and force them
TO sane and reasonable terms. Truly
the automobile bank has good points,
and no one need be surprised If the
Nirginian Auto Plant in Richmond
shall proceed to build one or more right
away. build them for cnterprising and
up-to- datc Virginia bankers.
Ntcrc r-icrh JuI:.p. @
a y Chicago man found in Il barrel OF
apples for which he paid STA note
that read:
Dear Consumer--l was paid - cent S
--
Continued on Last PaRe.0l
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CONTINUED on Last Page.)
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CONTINUED on Second Page,)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

lContlnued on Third Page.l I
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-23
2nremb1trg.

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mile Tranf @opel un0 sSalnilie ssohn
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i'm 9uremburg aelegenei1 6arlnen 6es
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be3ogen. Sic nea1en sSan1ifien fins
bier lpiaforn11en 1n6 1punid1t nan if
men. SAB Tie iidr in ibren gr1partltngen
ME geldr1ldt iehen lperoen.
sSreepprt.
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inns 9ouis Sob befin6en iih bereits
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@aloern n0r6lih BON 8rair1er6 auf
Ser Siridiaq6. Mo1tng lieBen Tie sic
sSbrigen ipiiien, 6aB iie ii9 Dienftag,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-23
Stboamfmng perlangt.
8 efing, 19. 9eot
Getitionen. in peld}en Ste slboan

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spungen ieben miro, bil1nen elmer $50
de cine g11tlheiorng ab5ugeben Seoe
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Mngriff auf 9a11iang un0 @uidang
befoblen babe. @enn oa5 1pabr lit,
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Hegterlng gelungeh 6ie @enerale
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entfernen; lebterer lit lpgar entlalien
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a:1ierifaniihe @elanoldaft telegrn=
p6iert, SAB Ser anerifaniide &onIul
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9(1nerifa11er nit 9lusnnhme meniger
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fling rerlalien bnher. Gs miro ge=
n1elSet, baB Sic 4ailerlld,en eine He=
beuer=9(bthelllrng BON 5000 stann
al1fgerle6en hoben, pobei lestere 500,
eritere 200 slfann nerlore11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-23
&ricgsratb gcbalten.
g 0 it 0 II, 20. 9eop.

g 0 It 0 II, 20. Jtop.
Ser Srt 2pnopnpiue in Gernont
lit Ser Sd1allplas elmer gebeln1en
aonferel5 gelpeieh melde Don groBer
Iraqpeite auf 0us rationale geld)utt
,no Sic politiihe Gage lein miro. Mn
ibr nab1nen sic folgenoen 9erren
theil: 5. Hierpont 0eorgan, 9fellon
g. sllorih, Senator IS. W}urrup
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lioe11t Ser @eitern ltnion telegraph
Gon1panp. gs perla11tet, 0oB Sic bier
lSinan5groben teldlolien boben, BET
Ser s(u5lpabl ser 3elegaten sum nod
item republifaniiden geationalfonpente
n1iiiie gr6Bere Sorgfalt, uls lonlt i1b=
lih, 5ur slmpenOung gebrodt peroen.
lteber Sic 3ufl1nft oes Eralioenten
Iaft murSe argebli6 ebenfans einge=
beno berutben. Serr Morgan 10 beiBt
es, lit nit 0errn Saft 0urdaus n1ht
sllfrieoen. geionoers bat ibm Die
iiingite 93l1n0reiie oes Nraiioenten
nidt QefaQen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-23
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Erobebett
1T 9emti@lano.
Mnblbanien, Gpnitau5 nno 9eioelberg
bei,ngeind)t. = Ganif in Sbeater.

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3mei beftige gr0itoBe BON unge-
pobnlider gtarfe erfolgten Conner.
itag Mben6 in M1ulbouien, GliaB, BON
@elten na6 Often. 9ie Meniden eil-
ten in ibrer Mngit ins 6reie. Son ser
ct. Stepbans=airhe fiel ein GROCER
stein berab. ssSn oielen @obnbauiern
haben Sic Manoe in SEN pberen Stod=
merfen 9fiile befon1n1en. Cine S6eater-
pori itequ1g mubte nnterbroden per=
SEN, uno Sic 3u1dauer flo6en auf sic
StraBen, Sic NIT 3ahl(oien Steinen
l11o f5lieIen iiberiadt paren. sSn
aonlton5 8roBher5ogtbum 8noen,
lino 1onnerItag slbe11o ba5 Noltge=
bduoe uno oiele anbere 8ebduoe our9
Elm Gr0be6en idmer beldd0igt NOR
Sen. Cine gile11babnbriide in Ser Nqq=
he BON 2anlingen lit etngeitiirst esyn
einen Sheater in 6eiSelberq entltan6
eine Nanif. ....
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-23
MGngel bes &rebit=Snltems.
g e ~ 3 RI e q II 3, g., 81. 9eop

yt e ~ y q n 8, 9a., 81. 9top.
ultnier areoit=Spitem lit Elm Iis=
fre0itiDitem!" uno ugSan Street lit
ein @errid3er, ser auf einem Gpna=
mitfaB tbront!" 3as poren Sic
S6lager III Ser Reoe, 1pelhe Naul
90. @arburq, ser befan11te 0elstI6e
Sonfier in Seem Oorf 11n6 Mitg1ie0
Ser groBten i11ternationaIen ssinan5=
inltitute, Dor Ser yMmerican @anfers'
Contention" bielt, in0em er fir cine
&eform 6es 8anftpelers un6 @eriihe=
rung gegen eine 9anif pld6ierte. Serr
@orburg iagte, bnB inn @ergdei9 gu
SEM europdiifen @anfperfehr Sic qro=
Sc Sdpdde 5es amerifanilhen gunf=
meIens Sari11 liege, ooB g6riet=@erth=
popiere IN einen1 qefdbrlid1 groBen
sgfaBe al5 ltnterlagen fiir 8a11fanlei=
fen beniitt lperSen onitott, lpie in
europa a4gen1ein gebr1l1hlid1, Sc
id1aftsmehIel, Sic ihr IaIein Sem t1g=
liden Maorenal15tal1ih 5piId1en Nrc-
ouSent uno 9onI1tn1ent nerSonfen. Io=
fer Sic iibergrobe Spefrlatinn!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-23
Sta1ltruit llnteri11dlrnq.

ss a ibington. 8. g., t9. geop.
Gie ltnterluchlrng oe5 Stahltrltlt5
piro aa1 N'pntag BON Sem Spe5ial=
fon1ite oes Observation-Disclosures, on
Senen Spite 9lbgeproneter u. 3.
Stanlep Don aentl1fp ltebt, fortgeiett
merber1. Seit Ser 5lpeiten odlfte 0es
9[ltguit fat SOS &omite als lold}e5 lei
ne e(rbeit eingeiteat, 0od baben Ser
Goriitenoe ltno s(gerten 0es &onites
in Ser 3lpilden5eit 01aterial fir Oie
l1nteriudung 0es gr5= un0 Srans=
port =Monopols oes 5rults in Ser gr5=
region oes Superio Sees gelan1n1elt
Gie Iransportfroge lpir0 5uerlt por=
genonnten merben uno es iino 5n Sic
lem 31ped 8ean1te Ser Gulutb & eesrpn
8abn, Ser 0ulutb, Melia=
ia & Northern 8obn ser Stabl 8ab=
men ln0 Ser unabbangigen @erien0er
Ser Superior See Hegion porgelaoen
1porSen. Inter bielen 3eugen befin=
Sen lif 6. $. Marb bon Soint Silai=
re, W1inn., 6. $. 9eellon iolpie sll=
freo uno oepribas Merritt BON Il1=
ll1th. @err Murb lit Ser Grbarer ser
7l1lutb, Mefiaha & geortbern 9abn:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-23
8il6erbiebitabl.
90 ii n h e n, 21. 81


Ser &unit5iebitobl inn f0niglihe11
2uitIdloB Sit shleiBbeim in Sber-
bapern betrifft tbeilmeiIe bohit 1pertb=
noue 9iloer. Ser @erlult lpiro oltf
nidt meniger u(s 100000 Wfarf ge=
ifdft. GnB cine io(d}' lnnfaiien0e
Halt6tbat iiberbaupt beriibt meroen
fnnnte, lit, nie bon ltrterrihteter Sci
te perlihert miro, atf sic rieiige 8un1=
meIei suriid dsufiihren, lpelher iih Sic
Sh1oBbeamten, Sic nit ser 8eouf=
iihtiaung betro1f tparer. 3d)ul0ig
machten. Sic eingeleitete ltrenge I'm
terludung fat erqeben. 6aB ihon frii=
Der in1 SdlpB 9iebitdble bon gil6ern
borgefommen iin6, bob batte sic Ser
tpaltung es porge5ogen, sic SaQe al1e=
NAL 5u bertulden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-23
Soiion int @cisen Sans,

" q i hing + II, 3. g., 20. 9eop.
Ososltaaofel1o lpuroen Sic eaten Ser
GeTeQitaft nno Iol1itigen @eral1ital=
tl,liqen. Sic in Sie'er SaiIon I'M gSei=
zen S5al1s gegehen nercen, perDffe11t=
lidt. Iie Soilon miro NIT einen
9iner fiir ous aobirett um IA. De
senlber er6ifnet; nonn folgen Ser 9fel1.
jaNrsen1pfong; Sos oiplomotild7e 81
11er a1n is. Ssanuar; ser gmpfong ID
Sic Nidter an 90. Sanuar: Oa5 0ine1
fir ba5 Sbergeridt am 80. Sanuar
Ser gn1pfang fir Sen &pngreB am 6
1etruur ms oos 7iner fir Sic Spre=
der orn 13. Te6ruar. Sic Sailon
1d1lieBt NIT Sem glnpfang fir Sic Mr.
NEE inns Marine on1 90. fSebruar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-23
&nflanSs 8ptid)after gelanbct.
q e 10 q 0 IF, 19. 9tor

George @odnet;eff Ser neue rl1lii=
7he @otihofter fir Sic @ereinigter1
>Stoaten, lit am Sonntag IN geeu
2)prf 1ngefomme11 1n1o lit lofort nad
@a1hinaton neitergefahren Sic 9l1=
firt1ft Ses got1fafter5 lpur0e nit GRO
Berenr SntereIle erpartet. al5 es &C.
1pof1nllh Ser Tol lit, oenn er fon1n1t
5u elmer 3eit in 9lrnerifa on, no Sic
9srotelte bon 9feg?eruna rtnb oes Sub
lifl1sns Qegen Sic r1iiilde 93eaierln1g
lneget Ser 9eihtanerfennung Ser onte=
rifani'den Halle S5roeliten qege11ii6er
Sen 5obepu!1ft erreiht baben. Mon
glaubt, oaB Ser @ot1fafter &oamaht
nit lid bringt, cine Mepilion 0es Ser
TRACES pom Sabre 1882 oorsunehn1en.
eluf @efragen erfldrte goti9nfter
gadlnetieff, 6aB er lih 5u Ser Snde
niht duBern f0nre, bepor er nit Sem
Staats6epartenent Sariiber fonferiert
Eu6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-23
Milis nadj 8rulunspiQe.
q Ii tin. Ser. 20. 91pp.


9luf bas Griuhen 6es Sdertffs
BON Cameron County, pelher 1nel0ete,
0oB nah leiner ssnformution eine 9lb=
t6eilltng angeblider &eoolutionare
Sen Sserilth nahen miir6en, bon
Brownsville aus in Merifo einsuorir=
gen, hot @ounerneur GoIql1itt Mon=
tagabenS eine 4ompagnie Staatsmilis
nah Brownsville gela11ot sic Sic
Gor!ntpbean1ten babel ltnteritiiten 1ol=
(e11, Sic Observation-Disclosures aufredt5u=
erfolten. Cine 9lbtheilung Staats=
mad1ter lit eherfaus 6ortbin beoroert
nor0en. Cine ipdtere 9epelhe aus
@rplpnspiQe me1oete, 0aB Sic Mili5
angefon1nen un0 1ofort on sic 9lns=
fiihrltnq bes gefebls gegataen lit.
Siilfs= =8enerolanmnlt Sane fat Sen
@ouoerneur inforn1iert, oaB Sic Miili5
11n0 Sic @adter unter Sem Stoatsge=
iet bon Seros autoriiiert fins, @affen,
Ste 5u sSrieoensaeiten angelanrmelt
iin6, menn 9ln5eihen oofiir porbon5en
itno, oaB cine befreur6ete Modt be-
6robt miro. 5u beidlagnabmen. Gs
liegt ebenfans in ser MohtbefugriB
Ser itant1ihen @eh0roen nah 6err11
9ones 9[niidt, Nerionen SIT perhaften,
Sic @affen un0 Munition IN ar0Berer
Mengen ungelan1melt habet1.