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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21
&aiier. @ilbelm.

l1eber feline &erionltdfeit, mag fie
lid IN elmer @teGung befin6en mel
der iie min, lit in Ser lebten 8eit TO-
piel geidrieben 11n0 gefabelt mor6en,
ols iiber SEN oeutl6en &aiier @abelm
2. Midt nur in BEN fran5oiil6en nn6
engliiden un0 ielbitoeritdnolid al5
Na6beter gngIan0S au6 in Sen eng
Ii6 : ameritanii6en 3eitungen lit ct
in elmer @eiie perunglimpft moroen,
sic 3u1peilen ie0em Mnifan0 &obn
iprah, ionbern au6 oeutide 8eitun=
gen baben it6 gegen beiiereS 8iiien
nidt geideut, ibn %an5ugreifen, neil
ct i6ren angebli9 patriotiiden Be-
flemmungen nidt &e6nung tragen
moate. 9ie Maroffofrage ideint Sen
gr0Bten Sbetl Ser @elt aus BEN Mn=
geln beben 5u MOLTEN un0 IN Sen
&.0pfen Ser @egrer 9eutidlqn6S
iheint ein 3uitano gu berri6en, Ser
an 5obiii6tigfeit gren5t. Safer SSH
belm, 6em >6te @nglan6er SEN Mamen
u@arlor0" gegeben baben, neil er
an ser Spite elmer Mrmee itebt. 6ie
ale anoern an @r0Be un6 &riegs=
tiihtigfeit iibertrifft, lit fit fte cine
S9redensperlon. 90 Tie mobl miiien,
SAP ale @egner 5%niammen geno1it=
men, nidt inn Stan6e iin6, ibm Be-
iorgniB ein5ufloBen uno ibn 3u ber-
anlalien, bon Dem, mas er I'M SSntereI l.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21

lie 6es 9feides bdlt, rur Elm Sofa ab=
5upei6en. Troboem er ieit Bent So
ge 6es Mntritts ietner &egierltng ge=
5eigt bat, baB er, tpie er peripro6en,
ein SrteoenSfiirlt lit uno 0aB er lein
Mnleben un0 feline Madf MIR Damn tn
Sic @ogidole geworf len fat, tpenn es
galt, sen. e1ropdiid}en 6rie0en cuff
redt 5l1 erbalten, baben oie Serum
glimpfungen IN ser m1slanoiiden
&relie nidt aufgebort l1r16 er mag iei-
mem impuliipen Gbarafter mandmal
SEN gr0Bften 8mang aufgelegt baben>
INN ni9t NIT @epalt oa5mti6en 5n
fabren, ga fi9 al19 Sic &egierungen
ni6t entbl00et baben, it6 Sen ni@ts=
nuttge11 acknowledgement Ser Set
tungen ibrer relp. 2anoer an5ui6lte=
Ben.
Mber er lit bis jebt ieimem gefaBten
gnti9laiie, SEN Srieoen 5u erbalten,
tret gehlieben un0 ielbit 6as fre9e
f9fuftreter 5ranfrei6S uno gnglan0s
in ser Maroffofroge fat i'm nidt aus
ieiner &ube bringen fonnen. Muer=
6ings bat er sic 8ebauptungen Sranf-
rei6s, oaB er Sen 6or0erunget ietner
&atbgeber in ser Maroffoangelegen=
beit nidt beiitimmen lon0ert 6ieielben
oesapouiren tper0e, 2iigen geitraft,
er bat iib Sen Mnlt6ten ser elben bou=
itdnoig angeidloiien uno miro ani6ei-
memo uttenttpegt auf 6enielben bette
fen, ielblt tpenn er ge5mungen iein
lonte, aus ieiner &eierpe beraus5utre-
ten uuo au Dem 59merte 5u greifen,
Seine Srieoensliebe gebt ni6t 10 melt,
oaB er sic gbre Deutidlan6s 8reis
geben ioIte, SOS per6en sic Sran5oien
gu ibrem Sdredem erfabren, menn iie
lire l1nperiddmtbeitet gu melt trei-
ben iollten. @aiier 8ilberm lit ein
&oben5oner BON &opf Big at SUB,
bas bitten a11b sic 6eutiden SSourna-
ltiten miiien miiiien, 6ie ft6 nidt ge-
idamt baben, aus eitler 5elbitiiber-
bebung 1tno in ibrer Dl1mmbeit feline
gbre an5ugreifen, aber er lit bel gu
berniinftig uno menidenfreun6lid,
INN aus gbrin6t git ben @affen at
greifen, mentt er nidt 6a5u ge3tua1n-
gen miro. Sn ser porIiegetoen Mu.
roffo Mffatre fat er cine S%elbifper.
lergrung nt6 @llbe betpabrt, uie
ndan iie nidt ertpartet batte, aber
man ionte Inn oafiir Danf piiien
l1r6 ni6t ltrtbeile fallen, bie 6ur@
nidts beroieien mer6en f0i;11ren. ST.
bat III ieiner Rinobeit Sic @1reden
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ct. 6loms. Rtnn.

lung an sic 8e5irfsamter uno BON oie-
len an Die Militarbebor6e = men1t
ange5eigt - telegrapbiid gu erfolgen
fat. - Mm Mben6 6es %. Slug. ging.
iiber Miinden un0 uber einen groBen
5beil 6es baDerti6en @aloes Elm @ol-
fenbrl6 nie6er, ser NIT einem &agel=
i6lag Derbun6en mar. Das nntpetter
fat in Ben beri9ie0enen Miindener
@ororten coloiialen 5duoen angerid-
tet un6 biele @drtnereien ara Der
muitet. SSn Miin9en tpuroen mebrere
Ner ionen mebr o6er meniger berleBt.
Iuf Ser Suiel &errenm0rtb int
Gbiemiee mur6en 8rofeifor Steifsfal
BON Ser &unitgetperbeidule 1T 8arbn-
bib @obmen) NIT ieiner Srau nno
ieinem 10iabrigen sobn bon 5tpei unt-
itIr5en0en giden eridlagen. - Sn.
&ottad : @gern am Eegernlee
rib ser Sturm cine S%abnenitungee BON
Dem &auie elmer 8ina. Sic 5tonge
eri@Iug cine in ser @ommerfriide-
meilenbe Game aus giien a. s. @ubr.
Wiirtten1berg.
Cine in 6 obpingen6 ieier 90
ge itattgebabte Notwithstanding
bot Sen 8ei6luB gefaBt, BEL ser nad-
|iten fosialoemofratiiden 2an6esper=
iammllntg, melde i'm 5eptember in
Stmttgart tagen ion, SEN Mntrag
5u itenen, oab ser 2an6tagsabgeorone-
tie Dr. 2inoemann, ser gan6ioot fir
Die Stuttgarter Sberbiirgermeifer=
fteue tpegen Ser bon Tim betbatigten
Sofgangeret, ser Sbeilnabme an SEM
Miniiter : @iien un5 megen ieines
p~rogrammtuiorigen @erbaltens anlaB=
lid ser genannten Stuttgorter @oM
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21
9te alte @eimatb.
6pnnpper.

General bon M~ifui6=8udberg, Ser
fribere COMMANDMENTS General bes
Z. Mrmeecorps, 5ttef= unb Mooptip=
iobn 6es &ittmeiiters a. 9. D. Mifml6=
8udberg in Sannoper, lift in 8a=
oen=8aoen geltorben. - Sir sic notb-
lei0er6en Mb%9ebrannten IN Dmoer=
it a t flieBen sic gaben reidli6 ein.
Mu6 @aroinal=Siritbiidof &opp, elm
Sobn ;uno gbrenbirger BON Da1oer-
itu0t, fat cine gr0Bere Spenoe iiber-
lanot. Ser geiamn1te Sdaoen an Sc
bau5en, Mobilar a1n6 @orrGtben BE-
lanft ii6 auf 850-90O,OOO Marf.
Annabreno Sic &alfe bierpon lit Don
ser 2an0l6oftltden Bran6fu1ie in
Sannoper gu 6eden. Gin GROCER She'll
oeS 5@aoenS lit nidt 6ur@ @eriide=
rung geoedt.
@etfalen.
Sein gol0enes &rieiterjubilaum
%feterte am 20. slug. in ausgeaeidneter
forperlider un1 geiitiger Stride &err
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a. 9. Mnoreas
Sen5e BON Mrnsberg. @on3
Mrnsberg, obne l1nteri1ie6 Ser Cont
FELTON,, nabm freu0ig MntbeiI an sem
Sllbelfeite 6es anbeIiebten &errn.
3abqos uaren Sic Bepeiie treuen Mn-
geoenfens ieitens ieiner ebenruligen
bielen Sduler, Sic SEN sSubilor als
2ebrer bodidabten a1no in linn einen
l%tebebolen 8eratber un6 Sltgero=
freum fanoen. = SIN 5u1feI6e
bet Minoen entfiel oem &olo1 @eb=
fling ourd Ole Suite ser 5del1ne eine
brennen0e 2aterne. Sci SEM gerluh
lie auf5ubalten, fiel er ielbit na6 a1n6
in sic 0ar1nteriteben6e int Be-
trieb befinolide 0rei9mnidine, nobel
etn 8ein nn6 eine @ano abgerii=
Ten ml1rben. Sic erplooiren6e 2oterne
5deune nn6 @ohnbaus,
mobei idmmtli9e @rnteporrGtbe nit
berbram1ten. @ebfing lit int &ro11-
fenbauie bereits ieinen @erlebungen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21

oes &rieges fennen gelernt utto meib,
mel6 ltniGgltbeS @1en0 al16 iiber Elm
iiegrei6es Soft fommen muBy er miro
oaber nid)t5 aus ieiner bisber bepabr=
ten 3uriidbaltung berauStreten, Biz
er itebt, baB es nidt an0ers gebt un6
0aB er bon Bent 8abniirm ieiner
@egner 0a5u ge5tpungen miro, Damn
m0gen iid aber 0teielben bitten. COLI
tie es gum &riege 5miiden 6ranfretd
un0 Deutiblano fommen, mas na9
Sen neleei item Na6ridten ni6t mebr at
ben ltnm0gfidfetten at geb0ren
ideint, Damn mfrs fem perniinftiger
Meni6 SEN &utier @ilbelm beidul0t=
gen f0in1en, ion0ern Sen epigen 5tG11=
fern lnter SEN europdilden Mutione11,
5ranfrei6 un0 England, miro sic
Sdll6 5l1gemeiien tperoen miii1en.
gor alien lit es aber @nglano, oaS
Sic &aupti6ul0 an SEN Differen5en
tragt un0 6em 6afur cine geial5ene
Strafe gebiibrt. IS glaum iid fider,
neil es ourd feline mddtiee TIottte
geidiibt gu iein ideint, aber es ion=
tie %be6enfen, 6oB sic beutigen &riegs=
mittel onoere iin6 als 1T friiberen
Sabren 11n0 0aB 9eutidIuno in 8e=
iib Ser beiten lit, Sic es giebt. Goute
&aiie r &ilbelm ii6 idlteBlid gen0=
tbigt i'eben, gu 6em S@mert 5u grei=
fen Damn miro er aud mtlien, mie er
England gu 5iidtigen bat. @egen
Sranfreid bat er Bis iebt nod Sen
@robmiitbigen geipieIt, 6a er es INT
ter Ser @uroe zines 0el1tiden @aiiers
balt, eine ser &raft @eutidlan6s ge-
geniiber 10 idmade Mation nit Sc
.malt CUR Sr6rung gu bringen, mern
eS aber nidt an6ers gebt, miro er I'M
SS1tereiie 6es &eides au6 in bieien
lauren Mpfel beiBen 1tro Sranfrei4
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21
@epSbnlide Grfdltnnser1 ,1tiifen ernii
aettDtttttett 1uer6en.

@enn nidt gebeilt untergraben iie
Die 2ebensfroft un6 MAIDEN Sen le.
bengfabigen 8t6eritan6 elmer ernite-
rem Snfeftion 5ugdnglid. @9ubt
Cure &inoer lno gud ieIbit 6ur@ Ben
promptet, @ebra11d BON SoleD's So
nep an6 Gar COMPOUND uro fin6et iei.
ne raiden un6 entihie6enen Grgeb-
niiie aus. SIR &uiter, @rfdltungen,
Stidbuiten, &eudbuiter, 8ronditis
lno Iffeftionet1 beg &oIieg, Ser Bruit
.nno Der 2ungen lit es Elm itetg fertigeg
uno tpertbbolIes Mittel. molitor
Drug SO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21
6oleA &omeA ans Sur @pn1ppmnb

bebauptet elmer nod ieinen boben
Sang als 6as Bette @ausbaltsmittel
fir ale &uiten uno GrfaItungen, io=
mobl fir &in0er mie fir erpadiene
&erionen. 8eugt erniten Solgen ei-
1rer @rfdltung Dor. Nebmt MIR ben
e6ten Solep's @oneD ans Sar Com
pound un0 perpeigert Subititute. Mo<
litor Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21

y e tpur6e bic Grau beg Settlement
oanten &artn1nd BON elmer our1 oi
SIiegen niIo getporoener @lb auf 81,
Corner genomrne1 mo fformli9 auf
geipieBt. Das Gbier rar1nte NIT iei
mem Dpfer gegen eine Mauer, 10 6af
bic Grnu auf Ser SteQe to0t mar
Das Maidinenbal1s unb oas Sc
bdube fit sic 5teinbreder I'M Miif9e.
Der 5teinbru9 bei g oeft murot
i;6urh Elm @roBfeuer boqitdn6ig ger
itort. Man pernntbet ais 8rononr.
fade &ur5idluB. Der gum gr0Bter
Ebeil our6 @eriderung gebedte
5da6en betragt ca. $4,000 80.
Mbeinprobin5.
8ei nnterba9 idyeuten tp4b-
reno elmer 6elooienitiibung bes Dilf
ieloorfer Acknowledgements 80 Bferbe
Der 5. Sdmaoron. sic ran1ten arf
oas nebenliegen6e @ubngleis einem
@iiteroa1ge entgegen. Gins ser Bferoe
rannte ii6 an Der 2ofomotipe sen
Sdaoel Elm. % Gferoe mlrben i6mer
rerlett, 10 0ab iie abgeibladtet per-
Cen mubten. - SSn @alb iino 48
1amilien unter idmeren @ergiftungs-
erideinungen %erfranft, sic ani6eineno
arf i6en @enuB pom peroorbenem
Gferoefleiid 5urud5ufiibren iino. Die
Bebor5e fat cine nnteril1dung einge=
leitet. - 8eim 8aben. in ser Saar
ertra1rfen bel er 5tpei 8ru0er I'M
Mlter BON II unb 10 Sobren. Der
altere cling bel 0em @eriude unter,
cen jiingeren gu retten. sic tpare1t
oie ein5ige Stiibe ibrer bermittmeten
Wutter. ~ Ser @e6eimfqmmerer uno
SauSpralat oeS &opiteS &i1s x,
Sobam 8ir6 aus &om lit in @e-
el CUR @erbiiBung elmer Seitungs<
baft e%ingetroffen. @r batte ii@ ais
iunger Mam ieiner Dienitpflidt e1t=
5ogen, I'M Muslanoe 5beologie ituoirt
un0 es ipater gu ieiner a%ngeiebenen
steuung gebra@t. Sn @om mi6mete
er ii6 nit Offer Ser S0roerung 6es
Deutidtbums, ST bat iid befanntli6
Dor fur5em freimiIig in Grier ge=
iteut, l11m feline alte 5da1l6 au Iiibnen.
Som &riegsgeri6t gu @efangniB per=
urtbeilt, muroe er bonn Scatter gu 3
Monaten 5eittngsbaft begna6igt.
a0migreid Sad)ien.
Ser 16. augemeine @aritastag fin
oct Dom 25. Bis %. Septen1ber in
DRESDEN itatt. 8eitimmen6 fir
sic @abI oiei er Sto6t tpar sic freun6=
lide @%itla6ung, melde Sberbiirger=
@ebeimratb Or. 8e1tler 'uno
Ger 8rdiioent Ser Snternationnlen
Spgiene : Musitel1r,ng, @ebeimratb
2ingner, an Sen 8oritano 0es @ari<
t%asoerbar6es fir 6as fotbolil@e
1euti@lan6 ri@teten. Dur& MbbaI=
tung 6es 6iesiabrigen @aritastages in
Gres0en ion 0en Ebeilnebmern ser
oieies groBartigifen nnterneb=
mems ouf 6em @ebiete ser @pgiene,
oieier @plturtbat eriten STANCES, sic
lie oie @elt geieben, erlnoali6t lper-
ben.
8abern.
3as staotsminiiteril1m oes Snre=
ren fat al1f cine @ir1gobe 6es 8aDeri=
iden OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES berfiigt
>ab bel ploBlide1n Muftreten ser
1tn6 &lal1enieude i'm Man6per-
sic Ma9rtdten : ltebermitte<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21

0os staatsminiiterium oes Sn1e:
rer fat al1f cine @ingabe 6es 8aDeri.
iden OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES perfugt
6aB BEL plokltdem Muftreten Ser
Maul= 1tn6 &lal1enieu9e i'm Man0per=
gelan6e sic Ma9ridten : ltebermitte-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-08
DEAD CHAUFFEUR'S
AUTO is LOCATED
Wennerstrom Machine Found Three
Miles From Cary, In.-Police
on New Clews.

Chicago, Sept. s.-Detectives to-
day photographed bloody finger
prints found on the hand rail of the
bridge from which the siayers Of
Frederick WenneTstrom, the chauf-
feur, threw the victim 5 body into
the river at Cary, III. Scores of va
grants and suspicious characters
were taken in custody during the day
and questioned by the police. New
dues discovered today were energet-
ically followed by detectives work
ing on the case. The police today
received word that tne automobile
which Wcanerstrom rode to his mys-
terious death was found today three
miles from Cary. The machine was
found. it is said, By a man passing
in an auto toward Cary, ana turned
over 10 the authorities.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-08
Prosecutor in Murder Case
in Midst of Closing
Arguments.
GIRL" IN NEW YORK
Prominent Women of Stage
Spurn BeuIah Binford'S
Trodding Boards.

Chesterfield Court House. Va, Sept.
s. 1t is within range Of probability
that before midnight tonight Henry
Clay Beattie, Jr., will know his fate.
Before sunset Harry NJ. Smith Jr,
counsel for the defense, and l.. o. Wen
denberg, for the prosecution, will have
concluded their arguments. and
the case will go to the jury. Smith
began speaking at 9:20 and Wenden-
berg will follow with a closing argu-
ment.
The defense closed its argument at
noon. Prosecutor Wendenberg said he
would occupy the remainder Of the att
ernoon with his speech.
BINFORD GIRL OFF FOR NEW YORK.
Washington, D. c.. Sept. S.-Beulah
Binford, who has figured In the sensa-
tional Virginia murder trial, was in
Washington for a few hours yesterday
afternoon. and said she was leaving
Richmond never to return il she could
help it, She said she was going into
vaudeville.
81 have had all the murder trial l
want she said. 'I am through with
Richmond, through with Henry Beat
tie, and through with the whole outfit.
am going to New York to pose for
moving pictures, and then am going in
to vaudeville. expect $3.50 a week"
PROTEST FROM PROFESSION.
New York, Sept S.-If the protests
going up from prominent club women,
| actresses, and other women well
known, in this city are to be taken as a
criterion of the feeling of womankind
in general. Beulah Binford will not be
heartily welcomed to the metropolitan
stage as "an actress or anything else.
When the news reached here that the
young woman had been liberated from
Jail at Richmond and had started
north to "go on the stage" many of
the leaders of women in this city pro
tested that such an exposition Of Miss
Binford would be "an insult to all wo-
mankind
Among the women outspoken in
their opposition are Mrs. Belle De Ri
vera, leading club woman Mrs. Sol
Smith, the Oldest actress now playing
on the American stage; Mrs. A. NJ.
Palmer, widow Of the theatrical man
ager and president of the Rainy Day
club, and Alma Webster-Powell,. the
singer. A local booking agent Is cred
tied with the statement that the Bin
ford girl will appear at a Philadelphia
theatre next Monday. Asked as to her
histrionic abilities he said her act pro
badly would consist of a couple OF
songs. 1T really does not matter
what she does" he is alleged to have
added. so long as the people have a
chance to look at her"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-08
CANAL 500 FEET AT
ATLANTIC ENTRANCE
Panama Waterway Attalns Fun
Width ami Hail Its GOmp.cte
DepIh al Ihc East

Washington, sept. s.-The Pan
anna canal has just been extended
its fuit~width ahdSabouS-- IT'S
complete depth at the Atlantic en-
trance. Here the bottom of the
waterway IS 500 feet wide and has
Q depth of II feet. From deep va
ter about y miles inland the en-
trance has been widened to re T6-
Inired 800 feet and dep.h OF at
iea5; - feet has been :c-:ncd ON@t
this distance. This width of 800
feet and depth of il feet ultimately
will extend from deep water to the
Gatun locks, seven miles. The min
imum wiGtL of the canal will be 500
feet in Culebra cut and the maximum
width 200 feet in Gatun lake. The
usable width of the locks, however,
will be only 10 feet.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-08
Men AWAITING
WALKOUT ORDER
international Chiefs Expected
to Take Definite Action at
Meeting Sunday.
NOTICES ARE SENT OUT
Local Bodies Reported to Have Beer
Instructed to Be in Readiness
to Strike.

Chicago, Sept. S.-Reports that
$4,000 shopmen of the Illinois Cen
trail may be ordered to strike be-
cause of the refusal of the railroads
to recognize their federated union
were revived here today when a
story was circulated to the effect
that notices instructing the men to
walk out had been sent to the var
ious local bodies several days ago to
be held in advance until released by
teIegrams from the officers of the
federated bodies later. In the mean
time the labor chiefs gathered here
are waiting for a meeting of the ex-
ecutive committee of the interna-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-08

tional unions scheduled to be held in
Chicago next Sunday.
CONFERENCE At SAN FRANCISCO.
San Francisco, Cal, Sept. g.
Members of the general committee
of shopcraft unions of the Hartman
lines, together with four interna-
tionaI presidents of labor organiza-
tions, met here today to begin the
task of determining what action will
be taken by the federation in the
face of the refusal by officials of the
Hartman lines to recognize the or
ganiZation.
All members Of the shop employees
did not arrive and today's meeting
was informal. No decisive action is
expected until tomorrow.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-08

worth of jewelry last night in a
diner on Lake Shore train some
where between Toledo and Cleve-
land. The police are looking for a
young man who sat opposite Mrs.
Mccormick and engaged her in con-
versatiOn. The stolen jewels includ-
ed a $1,000 necklace, a $500 dia-
mond ring and several diamond
rings of lesser value.
HOLD-UP MAN FOILED.
Laurel. Nd, Sept S.-A masked
man entered the Citizens National
bank here this morning and at the
point of a gun demanded that the
receiving teller hand over the money
on his desk. The cashier drew re-
voIver and fired two shots at the
man, who fed without the money.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-08
SMUGGLING TO BARE
A WORLD SCANDAL?
Prominent Banker Said to Be Due to
Fail in the Federal Prose-
Cutor'S Net.

New York, Sept. S.-The indict-
ment of Nathan Allen of Kenosha,
Wis, and John r. Collins of Mem
phis, Tenn, for smuggling the Jen-
kins jewels. it was learned today, is
only one step in the government s
prosecution OF customs frauds. A
banker even more prominent and
wealthy than these two millionaires
is said to be under investigation, and
if the federal authorities can accom-
plish his arrest, it is said. they hope
10 reach the bottom Of an interna-
tional scandal involving many 9TH
ers
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-08

Chicago, Sept. s.-The meeting at
the Hotel LaSalle yesterday for the
purpose OF organizing the progress
sive democracy" under the guidance
of William r. Hearst, developed a ser
les OF sensations. Hearst was re-
pudiated by many speakers, while
Mayor Carter H. Harrison was ex-
tolled. Men from downstate in ad-
dresses attacked the regular or
ganization and in the same breath
declared that the progressive"
movement would fall fat if it were
linked up with any political ambi-
tons the Hearst managers may en-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-08
KANSAS TO HAVE
SUFFRACET TOWN
Mayor Ella Wilson Intends to
Appoint Women to I'm
portant Offices.
MAY ASK MILITIA AID
Feminine Head of Hunneweu Munich
paIity Determined to Run 1t,
She Declares.

Hunnewell, Kan, Sept. S.-"My pres
ent duty is to keep a secret, and,
though a woman, shall keep it, This
was the reply of Mrs. Ella Wilson.
mayor. made upon her arrival here to-
day, to all questions concerning as to
the result of her conference in Kan
sas City, Kan, with c. w. Trickett,
special attorney appointed by Gov
ernor Stubbs to restore peace between
the woman executive and her obdurate
council of men. So Hunnewel, for
months without an effective govern
ment, now awaits a meeting of the
council next Monday, when the secret
is expected to come out. From Mayor
Wilson's confident manner, it is be-
lieved the question of dealing with the
rebellious council will be solved at
that meeting.
WOMEN FOR APPOINTEES.
Hunnewell, Kas., Sept. S.-If Mrs.
Ella Wilson, mayor OF Hunnewel, sue
ceeds in her latest plan, this is going
to be the only strictly suffraget town
in the world-the only one run alto
gether by women.
Mrs. Wilson went to Kansas City
and had a talk with c. w. Trickett, who
was appointed by Gov. Stubbs to help
straighten out the tangled municipal
affairs of Hunnewell, occasioned by
the hostility between the council and
the mayor.
AS a result Of this conference Mayor
Wilson has decided to appoint women
to all the important offices of the
town. and conduct its affairs despite
the interference of here enemies in
the city council The work of the
women officials will be labor patriot
ism, for the city council has sewed up
salaries and expense accounts by re-
fusing to provide for the tax levy.
"RESIGN. L SHOULD SAY NOT"
Mrs. Wilson is in a deflant-almost
belligerent mood. Here is what she
said about the situation:
Resign? l should say not! I'm
going to fight this whole thing out,
and I'm going to win. ---..--=
II am going to appoint women who
will serve without pay, to the offices
of town marshal, city clerk, city treas
ury. and commissioner of streets.
am confident Hunnewell's affairs will
be Strengthened out now in spite of the
councilmen.
"A woman marshal could do much
more than any man to rout blind tig-
ers.' Women get used to smelling
their husbands breath. | shall place
my confidence in a woman marshal"
At this point Mayor Wilson became
emphatic.
MAY ASK FOR THE MILITIA.
I'm going to run this town. she
said, "even if l have to call on Gov.
Stubbs for the militia to carry out my
| orders.
''Why, just look how the councilmen
( have treated me. They have refused
( to meet with me, and as an added af-
frontery, they have refused to make
tax levy for next years municipal ex-
penses.
81 could reach no agreement with
| them, so I decided to go to Kansas
City and have talk with Mr.. Trickett.
/ He assured me the state officials will
| cooperate with me in restoring peace
full conditions in Hunnewell."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-08
WOMAN FOUND DEAD;
HER HUSBAND IS HELD
Irene Hart, Former Dancing Girl, Is
Murdered in Her Home in
New York.

New York, Sept s.-An autopsy
over the body of Mrs. Edward Hart,
Irene Hart, whose bullet-riddled
body was found in her kitchen yes
terday, shows she was murdered and
did not commit suicide. as claimed
by her husband. He is under deten-
ton as a suspicious person.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-08
DEMOCRACY FORMS
ORGANIZATION, AFTER PLAIN TALK

tertain. They appointed a commit
tee on organization representing each
Of the 25 congressional districts.
DOWNsTATERs HEARD.
Two downstaters openly rebelled
at the name of Hearst, protested
against any support for Andrew NJ
Lawrence for state committeeman,
and, with their sponsors. claimed
control of the organization commit
tee OF 20, so far as it concerns
downstate activities Mayor Harri-
son, as chairman of this committee,
is to have the control in Cook coun-
ty matters, but James NJ Gray Of
Decatur-openly i-Hearst-is to
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-08
PREACHER FOUND
To MARRY ASTOR

New York. Sept. s.-Friends Of
Colonel John Jacob Astor were quot
ed today as authority for the state
ment his marriage TO Miss Force will
not be delayed more than a few days
longer. II is reported q clergyman
has been found who is willing TO
perform the ceremony and II will
probably take place in Connecticut,
but no record of the issue OF a Ii
cense has yet been traced in that
state.