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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30

gann sic @ro5eiiion. ,SSeoer @iiroen>
trigger nabte iid nad Ser sllterstol9e,
fniete nieoer l1no fiibte Sen Slider
ring. Giele ermii0enoe 3erenonle er=
trllg ser Napit nit GROCER @eoulo.
9sad) 8eel1oigltna ser Yro5ellion per-
fiiu0ete ser 3eremonienmeilter laut
,grtra Omnes" uno sic grobe @een-
qe ser llnbetbeiligten 5og ii6 5urild,
big ser &apit uno oie &apoinale al
lein maren.
@ius ser 3ebnte bra6 oas StiQ-
id,lpeigen, inoen1 ct ein einfa4eS @e=
bet lpra9 l,no oann oaS @ort 81 elmer
fllr5en slniprahe nabm. Ct begann
nit Sem @inueis oarauf oaB oas
9egenlpdrtige sSabr Elm lol6es Ser
Sral.er lei. 9ieIer @inlpeis be5og lt6
auf bos Subilaun 0es meltli6en
Ssstaliens, pelbes sos 9lnoenfen on
Sic 8erlebuag Ser pdpltlifen &edte
feiert. 2lr9 Sic &lln0gebutrg Ser
Seftierer> lpon1it auge1tlheinlt9 Die
1Sreimourer gelneint lpare11, lei Der
&nB gegen sic airfe un0 Sen fatbo=
lilden @laltben perbreitet tporoen,
po6urd sic @ldubigeu ser gan5en
.@elt perlett ~tnur6en, mabre11o oie
8r0Be Staliens gero0e in oieiem
@lauben liege, ser ie0en biirgerli6en
iSortihritt inipiriert babe un6 alletn
Sic @elpabr fir Trie0en un0 6auern<
Sc @oblfabrt lei. Ser &apit ipra9
oonn iiber Sic @erfolgung Ser Stride
in Tortugal un6 iprad Sic @offn1ng
aus, oaB sic portugieiiide Station, sic
ii9 jabrhun6ertelanger Nnban9li6feit
an sic Stride riibme, ii6 gegen ibren
Sein6 erbeben m0ge. 0en l1ebeln 6es
MoSernnIisml1s un6 Nattonalismus,
lei sic @aaihale iiberan 6ur6 6ie
9iebe GIT Sem beiligen gudariit gebal=
ten noroen, Sic our6 sic in @oln,
9on6on, MontreaI a1n6 Mn6ri6 abge=
bnltenen @otgrelIe 6el1tli6 be&pttlen
1per6e. Sic grnennung ser &ar6ind-
le l1n0 sic 8eitdtigl1ng Ser bereits frii=
fer ernannten gr5biih0fe un0 8iid0-
fe folgte, 11no 6os 8erfabren mnr in
ouen 6osie1be. Ser gfame eines ie6en
MusernQhlte11 1plrbe berleien, ser
Eapit frogte Sic &ar0inale ltn lire
3uitinmltng, sic 0urb 2iiften 6eS ro=
tben @orretts gegeher lpl1r6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30
3Qnobetraa im 9forbtueiten.
rihinnton . 6 90 9epp.

IS a lbingtom .. g., %. 9eop.
9lge,1ten ser Weneral=2anooffice
@albi1gtpn, 9. g., baben al1sge0ebn=
te 2anobetriigereien I'M 9eoro1pelten
aufgeoedt, Sic our9 Sen @iBbrau6
pon observation-disclosures bon COL
oaten ausgefiibrt puroen. Sin babies
Gueeno Nerionen liro in @ber0een,
9. O., allein beiduloigt woroen, oiele
@etrugereien ausgefiibrt gu baben;
unter 0enielben befin0en iid au6
6rauen. Sn ser 9anooffiee in 1im=
ber 9afe in @outb Gafota lino 2100
l1n0 in 9el1nton 400 iol6e @rflarun=
gen bon Soloaten reip. @ittmen bon
5ol0aten abgege6en lporoen; ieOe ein=
seine betrifft 160 9leres 2an0. Ser
gffeft oieier Grfldrungen lit Ser, 6aB
sic @etreffenoen oas 2ano auf nnbe-
itin1l11te 3eit balten fonnen, moour6
sic pirfli9 beredtigten 9anSiud,er If
rer 9fe9te beraubt meroen. gei6t in
einem BON 20 Sallen baben sic 9lnz
lieoler BON Sem 2an6 lpirflib 8eiib
ergrtffen. Ser 8etrug miro in Ser
Meiie ousgefiibrt, 6aB, 6a 5o1ooten
ooer @itttpen bon Soloaten 6as erlte
9lnre6t auf 2an1 haben, 0ieie betpo=
gen per6e1l ein @eiud ein5ureiben
rn6 Damn i6riftli6 altf 6aslelbe Ser
5idt leiiten. Gieie @er5id)te ioQen
Snr1n perfauft uno Biz 5u $500 einge=
brudt haben. Sic 93egierung itebt auf
0em Stanopunft> oaB, 0a sic Sol6a-
ten nidt Sic Mblidt bon por1tberein
gebabt baben, 8eiib bon 6em 2an6 gu
ergreifen, sic 8enubung ibrer @anen
sic mirflih beredltigten Mniie0ler if
res legitilnen &e6tes beraubt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30
Maael 6at eia Giinie6en.
% q fin q o II. 26 9fpS

~ W y - y = 80 -
3os sQfibgeihif oes 0el1tld=rlti=
iiiden 2an0lnirtbeS @eorg Soft
mon1l Ser nit 1Srolt inns iteben &i11=
>ern iii 9fem Dorf eintrof Inn iiG
bier5ulanne nieoer5ltlaiien, aber BON
Ser gin1panoerungsbeb0r0e neblt So
nilie tltSgelpielen lpuroe, neil 5mei
Ser &inner Sradolna baben, bat Sen
5anbelsiefret6r geagel, 0em 0as gin=
man6erl1ngstpeien unteritebt, 0erart
geriibrt, oaB er sic 3ulaliung ser 6a=
milie geitattet fat. 9iele @efiibls=
anlpanolung oes Sefret1rs ion in feiz
ner @eiie 6aol,rh berporgerufen tpor=
SEN iein, neil 9offmann baare $4,000
int 8eiib bat. 1ie 6atrtlie lpur6e er-
nod 2idi11ion, 90. g., mo-
lie ii6 Elm @etm griin6en min, ineiter=
5ureilen. 9ie bet5en an Sen 9lugen
erfranften @in6er >ner0en in ar3tli9e
@ebanolung gegeben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30
Gr5bersss rirnu,t AHdie6.
@ie1t. %. Nop.

= gr5ber3og 6rans Salpator oon
Oeiterrei@, Ger @elnobI Der gr5ber5o-
gin Ufarie 8alerie, ser To@ter 6es
&aifers 6ran5 soiepb. bat ieinen Ab-
i9ie6 ols 4om1nan6eur ser 8iener
@abaQerieoioiiion genou1men. Die l1r.
iade lit Elm 3ertpiirfniB bes @r3ber.
5ogs nit 6em @r5ber5og-S Sbronfolger
Gran3 Ser6inan6, ser gelegntli@ Ser
lebten &erbitma1ober sic Sruppenfiib-
ru1tg gr5ber5og 5ulbators abfdntg
fritiiiert batte. @r5ber5og 5ran5
5albator, Ser im As. 2ebensiabre
itebt bat sen Stang zines @niferli9ett
un6 4onigIi6en SeI6mari9aa- -2ieut-
11arts.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30
Stener Mmfidjmb.
6 bicago> ST., "a. 9fop.

9fibter George 81. Carpenter ge-
lpabrte ant 6reitug Sen @roBidlad-
tern int 8un0esfreisgeridt in Gbi=
cogo, ST.. einen Mufidub oes &rt=
minalperf fabrens biz gum 6. 9e5en1=
Der, oa Bis 0abin ibr Ero5eB Dor 0em
gun0esobergeridt idrpe6t. Die An=
palte Ser 9lngeflagten meroen am 4.
Ge5enlber, menn oas gl1n0esoberge=
ridt in @aibington, .. g., ieine 5i-
bl1ngen mie0er uufninunt, cine lpeitere
ger5ogerl1ng 5l1 erlangen iu6en, In
Sem lie ei1re 5uspenoierungsoroer be-
antragen. Ribter Carpenter i&lug
Dor, 6aB NIT Ser Mus1pabl ser &C.
ldtporenen am na9iten Mo1tag Be-
gonnen meroe unS ooB feline 3eugen
pernommen meroen, Big cas Oberge-
ribt feline gntideioung iiber sen Mn-
trag Ser S4ladter abgegeben bat. Ar-
>palt SsSobn g. Miller bon Sen arge-
flagten @roBfdlddtern proteitierte
oagegen, 6od entldieo i@lieBlid @i4-
ter CARPENTER, 6ab ser Ero8eB om 6.
Ne5ember um 10 l1br pornrittags BE-
gin1en ione. faas ni9t ernite @iu<
man6e erboben spiir6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30
Grp1embcr Strcif perbiitet.
& ica q o, ST., 25. 9eop.

Ser oroben0e Streif bon 9lngelteQ=
ten Ser Nod Sslo110=8abn lit per=
biitet lporoe11, i11oeln ant San1ltag Sic
2erte oie Don ser gabngeleal6aft al1=
gebptenen Irie0e11s6eOingl1ngen an=
nabn1e11 l1n0 oie neue 2obnifala fir
Elm sabr lmter5eihneten. Sic 1iffe=
ren5en begannen Dor fiinf Wfol1aten,
ais Sic 9lngeiteQten III Sen @erfltatten
ol1r6 ibre lofalen llnionen cine 2ilte
Don 81 8eld1per0en, oeren 9l0iuitie=
rl11g lie forberten, unter6reiten lie=
Ben. slls &elultdt elmer Geibe bon
&onferen5en m1roe sic 3abl ser Be=
i&meroen auf leds reou5iert, oenn BEL
Sc seiten madten I'M Sntereiie oes
6rie0ens aon5eiiionen. Sic ie9s
Eunfte, Sic nod ,tnrltrttten muroe1l
inpolpierten cine 2obnerb0bu11g bon
2 Gents per Stl1noe uno cine Menoe=
rl11g"in Sen Observation-Disclosures. Sic
8abnbeamten tpieien 0ieie 6orberung
5uriif, iie erflarten, 6aB sic aagenrei-
men @ei9dftsperbdltniiie eine grbo=
bung 6es 2obnes niht geitatteten, 90
oa6ur9 sic 8etriebsfoiten erbobt mer-
ben tpiir6en. Dn sic 2ofalunionen
ni1t irnltan6e maren, elm l1eberein-
fon1n1en gu er5ielen, marr6ten iie ii9
an sic 8eanrten ser irtter1mtionaIen
Union, sic bnnn nod Chicago fomen
uno om s5reitag bie A1geIegenbeit
oem Brdiioente1 Mu6ge uno Sem SCI.
3eprGii6entet Melder u,rterbreiteten
in einem 8eril1d, meitere aon3ei7io<
men gu erIangen. aber ou@ 6ie ge.
rtan,tten Mrbeiterfiibrer tporen nidt
init ibrer 8erufl1ng erfolgIos uno oa
fan6ten iie nm Snnritag Elm S4reiben
an sen 8rdiioenten M16ge, in Bent
iie sic 8e6ingungen af5eptierten, sic
sic 8abn ibnen in ei11em mltin1atum
bonn 10. Mopenrber borgelegt botte.
Die &onferen3 3lpiiden Sen interna-
tionalen 8ean1ten un6 6enen ser 2o=
falunionen, in ser sic Sohe belpro-
den ut16 6as ertpdbnte @eiultat er3ieIt
tpur6e, befann am 6reitaa Mben6 un6
oouerte faft Sen gat13en Sanitag Bin.
bur6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30
Spiitr | bis s
Ser MmSfmbrwertb
Der Ser. Staatett
gu ben letten 5ebn Monaten nabm
Der Grport bcoemtenb 5u. - @tnc
rieiige 8ilan5. - Giufubr gtmg
,tm 80 Millionen 5,1riid, Die Mns-
rfubr ities nm 235 Milionen. -
Meroplane fir bie Hof.

50 a bington $. g., 25. geop.
Ser @anbel ser 8ereinigten Staa.
ten NIT sem Muslan6e fat in 6ieient
Sabre i'm gergleid NIT 0em porigen
be6euteno 5ugenon1men, mie aus ant
San1ltng per0ffentlidten Statiltifen
erii9tli@ lit. SIM grport8an6el il1 Den
NIT Sem Sftober enbenoen 5ebn Wo-
naten betrug 6ie 3unabme $780,,
100000, mabreno Sic gi,tfubr UNI
$32, 100000 abnabm. Cine 8ilar5
gu gunIten Ser @ereinigte,1 Staateu
inn 8etrage bon $401 100000 be=
ltano am 1. 9eooen1ber. &anaoas Ct
port nod 0ieient 2anoe inn Sfto6er
nabm nm 81 5000, 1000 ab unS in SEN
nit Sftober eroen6en 5ebn Monaten
Inn $6,300,00O. Die amerifanii6e
Musfubr nad &anaba nabm lint &c.
100000 I'M Oftober gu un6 um $48,-
100000 in Ben 5ebn @onaten. 9lne
nainbaften 2allaer, 8ritiid=S Sn6ten,
sSSnpan sic 9fie0erlan6e un6 &l1Blano
ausgenommen, 5eigten Mbnabmen in
SEN na9 9merifa ausgefiibrten 8ro=
olsften. 9ie ginfubr aus alien 9an-
Bern 1a6 Mmerita betrug in Sen M'r.
noten $1,264, 100000, p6breno Sic
grporte mod Sem 9luslan6e in 6erlel,
ben 8eitperiooe einen @ertb bon ST.
665, 100000 batten. Die beoeute11o=
ite 3unabme irn grport par nah &o=
na6a. 0eutl6lano fam 5una6it nit
$50, 100000; gnglan6 folgte nit et=
ner 3unabme bon 100000, 6ie
Mie6erlage nit $t9,00O,000 un6
6ranfrei@ nit $14,000,000. Merifo
allein 5eigte eine Mbnabme.
'8eneralpoit1neiIter Sitheo,f miro in
ieinem Sabresberi9t entpfeblen, Sag
Ser &ongreB eine Su11rrne BON 1ibt
meniger ols $4,000 uno 11idt mebr
als $4,000 fir @eriu6e init Sem
Meroplan i'm Noitoiemit perlpiQige. Sc
ion 6abet natiirli4 feline beIon0ere
Sorte Gfugfubr5euee beoor5u1t piel<
mebr 6ie angenpeine grt1pidelung ser
Meroplan gefor6ert 1per0en. = Mit.
glieoer oes &ongrelies baben bon 4or-
porationen int gan5en 2an0e 3ul6rif-
ten erba1ten, 1T 6enen lie eriu6t >per>
oen Die @eiebesbeitimnl,ng gu dn-
0ern, pel@e ibnen poridreibt, am 81.
9e5ember ei1re SS1rpe11tur por5ltneb=
men, um 0onah lire &orporation:'<
itener gu berednen. Sic begriin6en
0aS @elua 6amit, 0aB Sic metiten
&orporationen Elm anoeres 1Sisfalju5r
Notten un0 SAB hurh Gerleglt1g Ser
SSl1pel1tar5eit allen 3tpeder beiler ge=
Siel1t per0e inns griparrib ge11ad]t
mer0en fo11nte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30
gRinmefsta.
Grain er6.

Brainer6. - Ser bteIige
GonmnerciuIflub lit NIT lnteriu6a1n-
gen beiddftigt be5iigli9 ser M0glid-
felt ser ginri9tung zines offentIi9en
Marftes in dbnlider @etfe, tpie iolhe
bereits in an6eren StG6ten tpie 3. g.
in seottIe, @aib., beiteben. M,i@ Ser
8aa zines @artoffel- -2ogerbaufes 1T
I'M Musii9t genonmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30
Staten 5,t bod.
% a ibington, 24. 9eop.

B d 3 Il 8 t 0 n, "a. ytob.
Die 3miidenitaatlide &anoelsfom-
miiiion entidie6 am 6rettag, 6aB oie
&aten fir flailifi3ierte 5radt 5tpi=
i6en Gacoma, Seattle uno Yortlano
na4 anoeren Bunften i'm staate
@aibington, Oregon, ssbabo un6
Montano ungeredtfertigt bod ieien.
9ie 4ontmifiion orbnete cine 9feouf,
tion I'M 6urdd6nittlib 5tpar5ig 9sro-
gent an, Ste ant 2. sSanuar 1912 in
&raft tritt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30
Gtnietlid)er Menidenperluit.
@ len. "a. Hop.

Ser 0iterreidiide Dampfer $50
ntoniu" ldeiterte in ser Nabe Don
&opil1go. gS miro gen1eloet, 0ab 60
Eerlonen ertranfen. Sin Siroffo
tobte ieit 0rei Sagel an Der &iute aeS
slbriatiiden Meeres n1o t5nt ser
sdifffabrt pielen Sdooen. (Nopiano
lit cine Staot in SItrtei1 nHG lit al1f
ei11enn Iellen an1 9(ori ltiider &eers
gelegen. Sic Me6.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30
@on,pers tuieoergeiuahlt.
Mtlnntn. 60. 25. 0op.

Die 0elegaten au Ser bier in 81
tung befin6liden &onbention ser
@merican federation Of 2abor babeu
Sen Sraii6enten 5amue( @cn1pcrs
etnltimmig mie6er getpGblt. IS ipltr.
Sc beidloiien, sic 11adite &nop,ation
in &odeiter, g. g., ab3ubaIten. s(ud
Seattle, 8aib., un6 &t9mon6, @a
batten ii6 fir sic Mbbaltung ser @or-
bet1tion in ibren Mnuern betporben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30

Die Sodter ser bier pobnen6en Gn-
mile Solepb 8lafe befin6et lid inm1er
nod i'm @abo @olpitol gu &odeiter.
Sin l11to >pie6er iino @nseihen 6afiir
porban6en, oaB auf 6as jrrnege Md6-
den sic ar5tlide 8ebnn6ll,ng tpobl-
tbueno eintpirft. &offe11tli6 miro ibr
,oie poqe @eneilng ti@t porentbalten
bleiben.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-21
SAN D0NHAN
 COMING NORTH

sam Dunham, noted early KloHdike poet may come north again. in which event he likely win take out his pen dI and reel off a few verses
 sam Dunham. the poet and Alaska pioneer. says the Valdez Prospector. who is located in New York expects Co make a trip to Alaska this sum mer He came to Yukon in 1896. and he spent Che winter Of 1S97-gS in Dav son. where were also Joaquin Miller and other notable literary stampoders and arEonauts. In goo he was spe- ciaI agent for the census bureau In Alaska. and it was during this so- iourn that he wrote many poems typt cal of the country. They were later done into a book entitled Goldsmith of Nome" Mir. Dunham was vic tim of the notorious McKenzie-Noyes federal crafters. through whom he lest a valuable mining claim on Dan els creek. Seward Peninsula. In l9o he went 10 Nevada.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-21
AFTERMATH IF
 AWFUL STORM
CBy AlasEa News Bureau)

FARGO. N. D Aug. 2l-The awful storm which swept over this state has wrought destruction that is appa ling in its magnitude At Antler the tornado razed every building In the town. killing twenty people; at Vest hope, one hundred and fifty were ser iously injured; other towns struck by the cyclone and suffering severe losses are Siuris. Sherwood. Mothal and Lorraine
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-21
OLMSTEAD HAS
 GREAT PLANS

SEATTLE. Aug. 21-Olmstead Bro- thers. the Boston architects whose plans guided the present improve ments on the site of the University of Washington, including the part devoted to the exposition, are under taking to harmonize their previous plans and to suggest the lines of de- velopment which can most economi- cally be followed in the future growth of the States leading educational in- stitut ion Their plans contemplate the location of at least fifty new buildings and the laying out of the grounds for the most efficient use for educational purposes.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-21
SENT
 ID EUROPE
CBy Alaska Nsws Bureau)

HAVANA. Aug. 21-Jose Villa Verde managing editor and also nephew of the owner of an opposition paper has been seized and deported to Spain by President Gomez. The formers paper has been roasting the Cuban government in an unprecedented man uer and was instrumental in stirring up all the tntercine strife which has existed Of late.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-21
ANOTHER PLAN
 LIKE TAFTS
lnr AIaska Nsrs Bsrsau.l

WASHINGTON. D C. Aug 2l-Rep. raeBtafive LdndberEh of Winnesofs. today introduced freak Alaska biH It provides for a special commission t1 govern Alaska consisting Of five persons es follows one practical mining engineer. one civil ensineer. one attorney. one union labor man. one bookkeeper. The first three are ta be elected by the senate th other tzo by he house The whole body i to be known as the governing com mitee. 0u whose shoulders would ds- volve ths duty and task Of developing tha natural resources of the District of Alaska and provide for the expor'- alton of Che same
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-21
RING oUT WILD eHLlsl

Isn't 1t awful? School commenced this morning All the favorite swim. ming pools are deserted and Ssas ways embryo statesmen aad miners are hard at work GlliHg mp the brain cells with the necessary gay matter Tor that work No more hunting for the festive porcupiue or lazy ansline fer spotted trout and grayliag-s-heo. commenced this morning
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-21

Agent c E. GuptH of the Alaska Steamship company reports that he has had a cable to the effect that the Jefferson did not leave Seattle until yestrdsy aftruooD at o'clock and that she would be in Skagway Fri day some time.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-21

ur L s Keller. who has been ron- fined to his room for the past sev eral days by Illness. is coura'esriog and expects to be ont and attending Co business tomorrow or next day.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-21
TRIAL
 COMMENCES
CBy Alaska News Bureau)

RICHMOND. Aug. 2I-The trial of Louis e. Beatte. Jr., the Manches. Ger banker. who is accused of beius an acyompBce in the murder of his wife several weeks ago, commenced today Paul Beatde. cousin to the man on trial and who it Is alleged bought ybe gun from which the shot was fired that killed Mrs. Beattie. is held as a witness. Miss Beulaa Biutord. said to De the bankers oi- fnicy. has declared that she win con feSS Co the killing.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-21
STRIKE
 NOW SETTLED
lRr Alaska M RnroanI

LONDON Aug. 2t-The great rail- road strike is ended An arbitration committee has been appointed to pass on the points at issue and the men have returud to work.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-21
ASTOR WEDS
 MISS FORGE
LRv AIaska Newa Rnreaul

FAIRFIELD, Conn Aug. 2l-It is reported here that John Jacob Astor and Miss Madeline Force have been married, and that AIr Astor is com ing home with his bride today
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-21
TAKEN FROM
 JAIL BY FEAR
rBy AlasEa News Bureau

SAN BERNsBWNo. Aug 2i-Dr. Wcnavit. the wealthy dentist accused of crImlnaiiy asssuifinz his office girl. Jessie Mcdonald was m7ster. i1usiv moved from the local ia1 bg tho authorities who had grave fears Of a mob breaking in and lyaChiHa the prisoner
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-21
.LAF0LLETTES
 ALASKA PLAN
LRv Alaska N,ws Rureaul

WASHINGTON. D. C. Aug 21- Senator Lafollettc. in a speech de. ljvered today. advocated that the gov. enment should open the Alaska coal lands by building and owning rail roads from Che mines Go the docks. Further that an the business should ba operated under a board of control
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-21
UP TO TAFT
 ONCE MORE
-n. AIl.Ea M. nnrearI

WASHINGTON. E. C. Aug 2i-The house this morning passed the siate- hood bills as they cam. from the senate Both bills will now 60 to the president for his signature
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-21
SWIM
 GOLDEN GATE
lBr M Naws nmean.l

SAN FRANCISCO. Aue 2l-Ilelen schmidt svam across Golden Cate channel today in forty-tvo minutes in contest with Hazel IaudeUCur The latter made t .n one hour and twenty minutes
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-21
PRES. TAFT
 SIGNS BILLS
rRv Alaska News Bureanl

WASHINGTON. D. c. Aug. 2l- President Taft today signed the state hood bills, which admit Arizona and New Mexico into hte union of states.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-21
CYCLONE HTS
 NORTH DAKOTA
rRr AIaska News Rnreaul

MINNEAPOLIS. Aug, 21-Aecord. ing to reports received in this city there has been terrific storm in North Dakota. Great damage to prop erty and large loss of life is re- ported to have been occasioned by the cyclonic violence of the wind
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-21
DOCK STRIKE
 ALSO ENDED
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LIVERPOOL Aug 2I-Tbs tock mems strike is ended The whole matter .s fo be settled by arbitration The men a}l returned to work today.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-21

Chief Engineer Robbins, of the Alaska Midland. came in on tonishrs train and left immediately, for Haiues on a launch.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-21
TIMES
 IN PORTUGAL
Rr AIasEa Nows Rnreaul

LISBON. Aug. 2l-The troops to- day foiled Che attempt of a mob to release four hundred political pris oners.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-21

The family Of James Kennedy is camping at Lake Dewey
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-21

Herb Taylor. yesterday caught 60 trnut at Rnro Creek.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-21
ATWOOD OVER
 LYONS, NY.
Lnr AIasss Nars nnraanl

lBy Alaska News Bureapl LYONS. N r. Aug 2t-Avia.or At wood passed thts place iH Dts great long distance flight at trn o'clock this morning
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-21
TOGO LEAVES
 THE CENTER
CBy Alaska News Bureau)

I6N NTIsAl .NVNs NuI VaO'T BOSTON. Aug. 2l-Admiral Togo, after many days oC sightseeing and entertainment iu this city has left for Niagara Falls.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-21
GETTING OFF
 AT BUFFALO
CRv AIaslla News Rureaul

(By Alaska News Bureau) BUFFALO. Aug. 21-Aviator Atwood in his long distance flight reached Buffalo at eleven o'clock Saturday night
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-21
MEET
 ENDS TUESDAY
CBy Alaska News Bureau)

WASHINGTON. D. c. Aug, 2l- ! Congress win adjourn Tuesday after noon at five o'clock.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-21
OLD GUARD
 MEET AGAIN

lBy Alaska News Bureau) ROCHESTER. Aug 2i-The annu- al Grand Army encampmeut commen. ces here today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-14
CONSERVATIVE DEMOCRACY. -

Conservative. IN other words tariff
democracy has won a victory in the
first scrimmage by a vote OF 81 10 16.
Senator Martin OF Virginia has been
chosen floor leader OF the Democrats
in the senate. Martin has been
classed as a machine senator. He is
a politician OF the German Bailey
type. a corporation representative
and his selection as Democratic
leader OF the senate ds undoubtedly
highly satisfactory to the interests
that have heretofore looked to Nelson
w. Aldrich for their chief comfort
and support Martin was opposed by
1e Democrats who are classed as pro-
gressives.
Only once in fifty years has the
Democratic party had an opportunity
TO enact into law any considerable
portion OF its theories and policies.
When the Wilson tariff bill passed
the House OF Representatives, it fell
into the unfriendly hands OF Arthur
p. German and David b. Hill in the
United States senate. and there was so
mutilated that a Democratic Presi-
dent denounced It. and allowed II TO
become a law without his signature.
Fortune again gives Democratic
members OF the House and Senate
opportunity TO take an effective part
In legislation. 1t is evident that
there are many Democrats OF the
Gorman-Hul type in the senate. They
have the controlling influence at
present. It is also noteworthy that
the two West Virginia senator's lined
up in support OF the Martin machine
The OK knoweth his stall. and the
ass his crib.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-14
Uncle Walt
The Poet PHILOSOPHER

$50. VIC 'naggng all the blessed day Keeps her tongue
ss " "sT FOOLISH way Naggng nuisance. fr the bou,e
tn. ~ with woe that's me road Reno where divorce,
~ FOAD grow Sec the husband sowing when he should he
E1., near me husband growing acting like he's
MAD IrumbIng IS the vancst thing Of which I
" n' 'oao 70 Keno where divorces grow See the wife 90
3ng glad rags on her frame whist fans facing A. ~ %
% " nou'e and children all TO thunder go-bats the road
10 Reno where divorces grow See the husband r,o - 80
ooozer' ag blowing DO bis bundle twilight jag while his wife il
waning heartck with her the road 20 Reno ber.
divorces grow Every little jsnge domestic lives every u,,i.
wange husbands have with wives the long procession b
the passing show on The road to Reno divorces grow
WALT MASON.
cosyrEhS 1910 b. Mathew Adam.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-14
HossoN AGAIN.

Should we have war with Japan.
there is one man whose conscience
viii be clear. that is. Richmond Pear.
son Hobson. In season and out Of
season, in public and in private. IN
the wee small hours OF the night. and
In the morning dawn. the clarion
voice Of the Alabama Congressman.
and the hero Of Santiago, has been
heard preaching the inevitable con.
hict- When war comes Mr.. Hobson
VIII be able 70 say. you can't say I
did not tell you" He has done his
duty as an alarmist a watch dog
a bugle note beacon light. a fiery
cross and a what not combined.
We may yet have 10 fight with japan
In order 10 retire Hobson.