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The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1911-04-29
POLITICAL CHAT
AT The CAPITAL
NJ 0. Johnson to Conduct Work
on Forest Preservation.
VERNON UP FOR OFFICE AGAIN.

Much Speculation as to Whistler Ralph
w. Tyler VIII sueessd Himself a.
Auditor For Navy Experimentation.
W. J. Bryan Delivers Stirring Ad-
drOOs Before y. N. c. A.
Rashington.-Hon. ". d. johnson.
who was a special agent In the interior
department. has been transferred to a
special agency In the department OF
agriculture, which h now connected
with the forestry bureau. He viii have
charge Of a campaign Of education
among the colOred people In teaching
them all about the important subject
OF forest preservation. Mr.. Johnson Is
fully qualified TO perform his new du-
ties with credit.
1t h rumOred that former Register
Vernon viii receive some position soon
IN the nature Of 4 special agency. the
dudes OF which will require his
travelling about the country conSid!
erably. The mention OF the name of
Mr.. Vernon recalls the fact that but
few reappOintments have been made
By President Taft. For instance, Yer
non, who was register Of the treasury.
failed OF reappointment and was sue
eeeded by Napier; Dancy. who was re-
cOTder Of deeds. failed Of reappoInt-
ment and was succeeded by Henry
Lincoln johnson: Lyons, who was min
lister to Liberia. failed Of reappoint-
ment and was succeeded by Crum. and
there are several other minor In
stances.
Auditor For Che Navy Ralph ".
Tyler is the next man whose term viii
soon expire. and attention Is now d.
rected as to whether or not he win sue
coed himself. Although his term does
not expire until June. IT Is known that
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1911-04-29
MNG-HoWE NUPTIMS.
Brilliant Young Newspaper Man Takes
Bride In Wilmington.
~ N. BARNETT DoDSON.

~ N. BARNETT DoDSoN.
The social event Of the Easter sea-
son In Wilmington. n. O.. was the
marriage OF Miss Katharine Howe. sis
ter OF Mrs. Lewis Geyer. 70 Mr.. George
Francis King. In St. Marks Protestant
Episcopal church, at O'Clock. Wed
nesday. April 10. The bride is q well
educated young woman and Is train
ed nurse by profession She Is well
known throughout the state for her
painstaking skill and adaptability for
the work she has chosen as a profes-
sion.
The name Of George +. King Il
known the country over. In the CO
terie OF younger newspaper men Mr..
King is a gem-a bright constellation
destined to shine on brighter and with
more luster. he Is now a contrib
utor to some Of the leading daily
and weekly papers in the United States.
He is correspondent at large for the
Greensboro IN. c. Daily News, with
full Associated Press service.
Mr.. King has covered some OF the
most important educational. religious,
business and secret society conven-
tons held in recent years for a long
list Of papers, giving the facts and hg-
ures Of their actual achievements in a
highly satisfactory way. Perhaps the
last extended assignment which he
had was the one covering the north
ern and eastern speaking tour Of Judge
Jeter c. Pritchard Of North Carolina
the latter part of February Of this
year.
Mr.. Kings weekly contributions ap-
pear In some forty to sixty Afro-Amer-
lean papers from Oakland. Cal,
through the northeast, south and mid
de Atlantic states. While Mr.. King
has been interested in newspaper work
almost since his boyhoOd days. his up
ward career in the newspaper world
took on new life in 1906 with the vet
eran T. Thomas Fortune, then editor
Of the New York Age It had been
Mr.. Fortunes wish for a number Of
years previous to the date referred to
above to increase the size Of the Age,
which he succeeded in doing.
In order TO get sufficient news and
create more public interest in the pa
per Mr.. Fortune employed a number
Of energetic young men as writers and
sales agents. Among the number in
New York were George F. King. W. P.
Moore. N. B. DOdsOn. c. Leroy Stokes
and Exile Elmendorf. The Age from
that time TO the present has continued
to enlarge and become more powerful
as a race journal
Mr.. King has proved his worth as
writer Of news and special data. II
he continues his good work his name
viii go down In history as one Of the
grandest Romans OF them all. Mr.. and
Mrs. King will he at home. 20S East
Leigh street. Richmond. Va. TO receive
their friends after Wednesday, April
&c.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1911-04-29
MRS. GEORGE W. CLINTON.
interesting Story Of the Busy Life Of .
Bishop's Wife.

interesting Story Of the Busy Life Of .
Bishops Wife.
Charlotte, N. C.-To enter fully into
the affairs Of ones husband to the ex-
tent that he VIII be inspired and bene-
fitted by such evidence Of devotion Is
eoncretely displayed in the life Of one
Of the leading women OF the race In
the person Of Mrs. George W. Clinton,
the talented wife Of Right Rev. George
". Clinton, d. D. She Is a model for
the young women Of the race in that
she is sacredly devoted to the duties
Of home and in work for the uplift Of
the young.
The education received BY this ac-
eomplished woman at the Central
Alabama academy and at Clark uni
versity, where she graduated with
honors, has prepared for the race the
md Of woman that is needed TO help
aeTelop the young women Of the race
and contribute to the forward move
nents for the uplift Of humanity. The
influence Of Mrs. Clinton was dissent
mated in her native state as a peda-
eogue soon after completing her edu-
cation. She D known throughout Ala
hama as one OF the races best eduea-
tors.
While attending Clark university
oer rch voice attracted those Of the
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1911-04-29
Fandom FancieS.

1t takes a man sitting in a twenty
I'VE cent seat to tell a $1,000 pitcher
how to PLAY the game.-Washington
Post
Probably the woman owner Of the
st. Louis Nationals will have the score
cards neatly tied with blue ribbon
Denver Republican.
Having baseball umpires' eyes ex-
amined doesn't conduce to clarity the
situation, according to our way OF look
ing at It. The average bleacherite at
tributes bis adverse decisions less to
any physical infirmity than to the de-
generating effects Of original sin
Philadelphia Inquirer.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1911-04-29
Sporting Notes.

George Goulding. the amateur walk
ing champion. may be sent to the
Olympic games by Canada.
WaIly Pickard. the English feather
weight, has been a lion tanner, a circus
clown and a steeplechase jockey.
The annual yacht race between MI
Waukee and Chicago for the S. O.
Herbst trophy viii be sailed July !.
The national track and field cham
pionships Of the American Amateur
union VIII be held at Schenley oval,
Pittsburg. June 30 and July i.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1911-04-29
Tales of Cities.

Deerskins were legal tender in pay
ment Of taxes in st. Louis in 1906.
Antwerp. one Of the. worlds four
largest ports. is flfty-three miles from
the sea.
Liverpool has impounded a river and
built a seventy-five mile aqueduct to
improve the municipal water supply.
New York is the greatest seaport in
the world The entered tonnage there
last year was nearly 100000 tons In
excess Of that Of London, Antwerp
and Hamburg individually.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1911-04-29
Electric Sparks.

A telegraph wire strung through the
country viii last about four times IS
long as one passing through the city.
An electric lamp with three degrees
Of brIlIiancy that Pennsylvania man
has invented has three sets OF hla-
ments controlled separately BY q
switch
Electricity Is now being used to rtpen
bananas and h proving very success
full The green fruit Is hung IN an air
tighs room that Is heated 70 % degrees
By electric heaIsf,~
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1911-04-29

Naomi Household Of Princess Ne. 4
The first annual concert and recep-
ton Of Naomi Household OF Princess
No. l. the Order Of Moses, was held
at Sumner hall. Brooklyn. on Thursday
evening. April -. The musical pro-
gram was direyted by C. A. Robinson
The concert took the form Of a drama
entitled Love In a Cottage" The
characters were:
Mr.. Barrons. C A Robinson
Mrs.. Barrons. Miss ~. Taylor
Frank (their som. .-...-...-.Mr. L johnson
Elizabeth CFrank's cousin .............-.....
................--.t......h Miss c n jackson
Bessie tmaid OF all work.
Miss {. N Jack9on
Farmer Strong. d. TOmpktns
Professor J. o. Aliens orchestra fur
nished the music for the drama and
also for the dancing which followed
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1911-04-29
Aviation.

The arst air mans map has appeared
IN Paris
Two American uvtators reeently
made fhe ana seroplane eiEhts ever
seen in Japan.
|. Nav IS. - and 20 have been naDed
a. the dates for The sviatiOn meet AZ
belmont PARK. Long Island On one
a. these days Fhe elimination race VI
- he'd for selecting the fastest Anaer-
tcan eiers 10 be sent 70 Engiand %
compete IN The international raes June
81
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1911-04-29

Armstrons Assoeiatfon's e6od Wori<
he Armstrong association ln Phlla-
deIphia has found that because Of III
WORK skilled mechanics among TIE col
ored men OF the city have increased b
numbH The association obtains en-
plogment for such Workmsa- Along
fAis sams llns there b special WORT
beng dens by TIE assoeiafion among
TIE coiorsd students IN he trade and
manual training schools q TIE city.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1911-04-29
Rufus I. P.rrr For cltr Msaistrsts.

Rufus L Perry For City Magistrate.
Knowing his fitness for the once Of
city magistrate, number OF promi-
nent citizens. lawyers. doctors and
eIergymen recently called upon Mayor
william J. GaynOr at the city han In
New York to ask his honor to appoint
Lawyer Rufus Lewis Perry to one Of
the six vacancies on the bench which
occur May /, The mayor told the dele
CATION nat be would consider Mr. Per
Fy's name for the position
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1911-04-29
Boom seetien Hand . Enainssr.

From Section Hand 70 Engineer.
It may not be generally known, but
nevertheless II Is a fact. that q color
ed man presides at the throttle Of an
engine that pulls one Of the fastest
trains on the Pennsylvania lines west
Of Pittsburg. says the Norfolk Wa-I
Journal and Guide His name Is VII
liam G. Burnes Of indianapolis. Ind.
He runs between that city and Column
bus, o. Mr.. Bu-nes has been In the
employ Of the company for over thirty
I'VE years. He began as a section hand
and was advanced from one grade to
another as be increased in skill and
efficiency until he was promoted to a
passenger engineer about twenty years
ago.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1911-04-29

Funeral Director and Embamer who conducts the
successful undertaking establishments in Chicago result
of peoples appreciation of honest funeral direction
the only Undertaken that furnishes automobile funerals
the price Hearse and carriages you from Fifty
ITO One Hundred Dollars a funeral.
cordially invited prices with others before
making arrangements.
SIS caskets that others ask $50
$50 caskets that others ask $40
$50 caSkets that others ask $50
$50 caskets that others ask 800
SIS caskets that others ask $3.50
We carry large hand from which select will
suit the people.
Funerals conducted any part the city suburbs with
out extra charges.
Large Chapel free patrons Bodies shipped parts
Of the United States and foreign countries the very lowest
prices
Phoae West 1851 Lady attendant Office and chapel 1904 WI
Lake St, Lincoln St
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1911-04-29

n Davis eisael. tSSaeeO 40 nS1
'taRa. asa si.As S.1sse
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1911-04-29

Mrs.. Jas. 4. LAWS. nOt3oas. sisaz
and nsvS stand, Is ". ssA ST :
near staaA
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1911-04-29

T. 3. Han. laundry 0Aes, Tobacco
and news stand. IL ". ISth Stzesi
near stAta-
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1911-04-29

r. n. HArvsyIS Barber GhoD. SSsI
stats street
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1911-04-29

J. s. Dorsey'S drug store. - ". E1S
street, near DsaFbOrl-
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1911-04-29

Philip Smith, cigars. tObaooO q
news stand 9 ". s90 srOSG
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1911-04-29
THE BROAD Ak CAN BE FoUNE
ON GALE AT THE FOLLOWING
NEWS STANDS.

From, on and Aftsr ThIs Data, The
Broad Ak Can De Found en- sale
AZ the relieving NsNs Stands:
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1911-04-29

". N. Maxwell actions. cigars u
baceO. CONNECTIONS and news stand
Sass statS Strsst
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1911-04-29

A. +. TerValon. cigar store AnA
news stand 5000 State street
R. J. Jones. nsWS stand. barbSI
shop and pool room. S36I State street
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1911-04-29

H. Hart, news stand, cigars,
tobacco and laundry Office, is w.
35th street.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1911-04-29

A. A. Dwelle, cigar store and
news stand, 81 E. S3rd street near
State.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1911-04-29

MrI. Nellie Phelps. cigars. actions
and nsws stand. 81 ". s1st StrsSt
near DsATbora-
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1911-04-29

Freddie Smith, 1858 2sth street,
Newport News, Va. news agent.
Turner williams, OarbOr-GAoD, -
west SOth street, near statS.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1911-04-29

THE BROAD Ak GAN De FOUND
ON GALE At THE FOLLOWING
NEWS STANDS.
From, on and Altar ThIs Data, The
Broad Ak Can De Found en- Sale
AZ the Following NsNs Stands:
r. II. Harvsy's Barber shoD. SSsI
stats street.
J. s. Dorsey'S drug store. - ". T1St
street, near DoaTb0n-
A. r. TerValon. cigar store ana
news stand 5000 State street
R. J. Jones, news stand. barbSF
shop and pool room. S3Sl State street
George L Martin. maker Of foe
cigars and news stand. II ". S1Gt
street. mar statA
Mrs. Nellie Phelps. cigars. notions
and nsWs stand. 81 ". sISt StrsOt
near Dsarh0Fa-
". Q. Cole cigars. tobacco and
news stand. "a ". S1St StrsOL nsaE
Dsarborn.
Philip Smith, cigars. tDhaooo aza
news stand 9 ". s7sA sHOSG
T. b Han. laundry oas.. Tobacco.
and news stand. IL ". iSth street
Mrs.. Jas H. LAWS. nO1oas. dsan
ana nsvS stand, Is ". ssn Str Il
near s'aaa
n Davis elsASu. isSaeee asG usvs
sad. asa siaAs Sirsst
IN. Bwt nouons sni nSvs st.ai
asss skSts Street
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1911-04-29

George L Martin. maker Of hnO
cigars and news stand. - ". S1St
street. mar State.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-23
r1odjte, f0nnte fir 0aslelbe perbang=
mer0en.
Sic Srnitz@ro5eNe.

Grprdiioent S5epbor &oolepelt fat
iid] III eille1n int uSutlpof" lu1ter Sem
5itel Sic 5rults, oos @olf uno &edt
fir @lGe" per0Hentliften Mrtifel nit
Ser Srultfrage beldafttgt un0 fornmt
0orin 5u elmer gan5 anoern Mnii6t
mie ieir Mmtsnadfolger Saft. Gr BE-
5eibnet Sen Ser ,td), 0u5 Irultprob=
fem itatt alf Sem Gerpaltu1g5mege
our6 fortgeiebte Nro5elie gegen etn=
seine 4orporotionen l0ien 5u mol
len, als gar5 perfeblt ltn0 fiibrt aus,
ooB beilpielsmeile Sic Nuf loil1ng bes
Iabaftruits burh bos Sberbuh0es=
geridt inn Grunoe nidts gedt1oert ba=
be, iammtli6e in getrabt fommen=
Sen ge1eaihaften bliehen nod mie Dor
inter Ser &ontroue Ser III pritngli=
6en Ml1geflagten Ser Sruit ba6e TO-
5uiagen 11ltr Sen Mn5ug gemedielt
uno BON Sen eigerrtlibe11 Sdul0i=
lei gum min0ei item feiner mirfli6 be-
itraft. Se5er .geriltd, aombtnatio=
nen, quite o0er 1blebte, berhin0ern SIT
mollen, lei an lih idon Elm Seblidlag,
neil einmal sic idrlimmi ten &ombina=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-23
Gim0cborene 1t1to Gin9e=
luan0crte.

Gos 3ealusor1t fat einen borldl1=
figen Nod)meis iiber sic 8eoolferung
0e5 amerifaniiden 6eitlan0es nit
@eaug n1f &olie @eburtslano un0
9%lbltanu11ung auf @run0 ser 10.
@~olfs5a6lltng bonn Is. Mpril 1910
per6ffertIidt. Sic 3ablen fir Sic
meibe nr0 for6ige geooIfer,tng fins
6ercit5 per6Hentlidt moroen. Ser
gegentpdrtige Nad)meis be5ie9t 1id)
auf oos @e6urtslono Ser meiBen 8e=
Differing u110 unterideioet BEL Ser
eingeborenen meibel1 @ep0lferu11g
bieienigen nit ei~nqebore11en bon Sc
men NIT fren10geborenen gltern. Sic
1peibe @epolferung ols gon5es fat BEL
ie0er &olfs5dhllng ei1en etpas gro
beren Ero5enti ak ser @eiammtbeo0l=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-23

terung gegeniiber elmer entipredenoen
Mbnafme ser farbtgen 8epolferung
ieit Dem Sabre 1880 einidliebli9 er=
geben.
Son ser @eiommtbeoglferung oes
6e1tla16es Ser Ser. 5aaten, 5. +.
unter MusibluB bon MIosta, Borto
&ieo un6 onoerer 8efitungen, i'm
Sabre 1910 biloet 5os eingeborene
meiBe element nit 6S,389,1O4
&0pfen 74.4 Bro5ent, mabreno 6as
fremogeborene -meiBe Clement nit
13,343,5S3 &opfen iid ouf 14.5 8ro=
sent belauft. 3us @erbdltniB ser ein>
geborenen @eiben int Sabre. 1910
mar ungefabr 6asielbe mie i'm Sabre
1900, aber etmas gr0Ber als in 1890
uno 1880. Die frem0geborene tpeiBe
8ep0lferung biloete 1871 Bro5ent i'm
Sabre 1880 bon ser Sotol3iffer, ftieg
auf 14.5 Hro5ent inn SATIRE 1890,
fiel auf 1874 in 1900 un6 1tieg mie=
ser auf AS inn Sabre 1910. Diele
Sdmanfungen moren Ser groBen
Ginmar6ernng bon 1889 Biz 1890
lt11o tpieoer bon 1900 Big 1910 aua11z
ldrei6en. Son ser geiammten meiBen
@epolferung i'm Sabre 1910, nam=
lih 81, 723,687, biloen sic fremgebo=
renen @eiBen 1853 Nro5ent, bergfi-
hen NIT 1873 in 1900, 1866 in 1890
ltnb ISL in 1880.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-23

tioa1eu ihuer %gebinoert mer0en f0nn=
ten, oltf Ser ol1oern Seite ul1ter Sic
ien1 Gprgegen rl1r Sos legitinle Sc
idGit leioe.
Oriinolihe uno mirfi on1e 9ontrpae
iei Sas ein5ige @ilfsn1ittel, 0urd Sos
Sent Gplfe inn Groben mirflih geoiellt
meroen f6rne. IS ge1iige nid1t, &C.
leQidaftel1, Sic >afQemiel ~enern1aile11
gegelr 0as @elet Der toben, al1f5ul0=
len, lonoern es miilie Damn a1d cine
&ermaltlungsinlt an5 90 iein, Sic 3d.
ro1f ltebe, 6oB Sic al1faeloit item Sbeile
lid) nidt mie0er in p%erdnoerter Sorm
perei1iger, mi1t0eitens niht unter
itrengiter g(llfiiht, Sic 0os Eublifum
gegen ernel1te Nusheutltng idilte. Mn=
ld1lieBeno ON oie gntiheioung bes
Sberbln0esgerihtS betreffs Mufloiung
Ser StonSoro Sil 60. l1r1o Ser Imeri-
CON Sohocco &c., ihlogt 0oher Ser
grpraiioent Dor, 0oB Sic Negulirlu1g
rep. @eQuiiidti1ltag Ser @%robinou=
rte, 1omeit Siele stpiihenitoatlid1e &C.
id'Gfte treibe, Sltrd cine centro(e @nn=
Sesbet1rSe erfplqe. Mie Sic NeQie=
RING Sic Weihafte Ser stpildenItaotli=
dlen Disqualification fontroniere,
ffo11t1e lie oasielhe Ser @roBinS1ti trie
geqeniiber int 5tpiihen1toatlihen Sc
idGfte tbl1n. M11r ionte bies nid)t
oltrh Sic @eridte geideber1, oa es arf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-23

d1en int Mnfang ser Warpffoperba11O=
lungen infolge oes falten @oller=
trails bon 8erfin SEN 6roben0en &pn=
flift nit 9eutld1lano oorldufig per-
Idoben bot, 10 fann 0od Sic lei6telte
Neronlaliung SIT Sem 3ulamnelrltoB
filbrel1, uno Sic Stl1n0e ser Mbred)=
lrrn liegt mogli1ermeile gar nidt 10
melt.
ENGLAND Der 1dt mie0er einntal iei=
ne raubgierigen @an0e na6 Neriten
ol1s5ui treden unN oa es befanntlid
nimmeriatt iii, fann es 0abei leidt NIT
N1tBlon0 5ui ammen itoBen, 0ns es
ebenfaus auf Eeriien abgeleben bot.
Mltberoem fat ober altd 9euti6lano
6utrd Sic 8ag6o6 8abn, Ste ibren
gnopu1ft ont periiiden Meerbui en- bo-
ben iou, sort Snterelien 81 pertreten,
unb So f0inltte es leidt fommen, ooB
Ser in 9eutlhlono erboffte g(nlaB ge=
flt11oen miiroe, SEM perbaBten Grg=
lol1g einn1al griinnlih in Sic Noru0e
SIT fohren 1no i9m feline ipitbiibiide
San6l1tngsmeiie 81 berial5en. 60
frie0liebenb Sic 6el1tihe Station altd
at l1no fir lih lit, Elm &rieg NIT eng
loro miir6e INNER popltlar Iein, 90
beiIen &erfi0ie 3eutidlan6 idon man=
de Gorge uno mande ihtpere Stun=
SEN bereitet fat. M1h Ggppten, 0as
england germ bouitdn6ig annefttren
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-23

Sic Gol1er 11id]t ofu1e Sdd0igu1g if
rer 5bdtigfeit %alrgangig lei, 0nB 0ieie
glcid]5eitig ereflttipe l1r0 oonlinil tro=
the 6ltnftio11en perie6en; piellnebr
l1jibte 0iele &ontrolle 0urd cine 3e1=
tral6ehor0e m1sgeii6t mer0e11, e1tue=
Ser 9l1l0es= ooer
Sic 3rpiihenltaatlide @al10e(5fommil=
lipn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-23
Gin 9eidbrliGer 9rnit.

Nohridten aus Ser Sunoes6aupt=
ltaot mel0en, SoB Yraiioent Iaft
id)on eifrig on Der 8otidaft orbeitet,
Sic er Sem &ongreB %5uienben miro,
un0 baB er 0arin meitere Mntitruft=
gelete p%erlangen miro, be5m. Sic gn1-
pfe6lung oomit perfniipfen miro,
ein Observation-Disclosures gu
idaffen. SruitS un6 Gorif meroen
5meifellos Sic Sol1ptfroge1r bilSel1. nit
oenen lih Ser GO. &ongreb in leiner
fommenoen, er1ten oroertlifen Sci
lion beidaftigen mfrs, a6er Sic er=
lprieBlidite 6rltd,t oieier Gagung
0iirfte 1ein, OoB ct nit @ilfa oes Ia=
riffs eil1en Ser aefabrlititen SrlltS
ol1sei1,a1cer iprengelr miro. Inns Sie-
Ter Sruit lit ser @oQtr1tit, ei1te iener
&apitalsfom6inotioacu, BON benen
mani nicbt oft h0rt, neil Tie bisber nit
Sen uIrl'lt6ultcrn" Ser &egierl111g
nidt in bireftan1 &onflift mar. Ser
Del, 5abat=, Mebl=, 3uder=, 6Ieiidt
tr1it u1ro onoere baben in ser leeten
Belt piel bon lih reoen gen1odt. Som
8plltruit, Ser lid uSbe Nn1erieon
@polen Company" nennt, fat ma
menig gebort. M6er geroSe JEST in
Ser ral1ben @inter5eit fiiblt man UNI
Tpn1ebr Sos Sreiben oieies Sralts,
neil ie6er Menih fir Sen @il1ter mol
E.ene &leiSer, Geden II. 0gl. brol1d]t.
ltno r1gleih mebr ais BEL ar Sen crit
a%e11on11ten Sr1its lit e5 Ser @oltruit,
inter SEN me1iger heInittelte &lolien
SIT leiben BADEN, Sic SEN @itterlt1gs=
n1,bi(>e1l ONT meiiten olt5eeiett iino.
Gieiem 5rl&1t iol Nun 0os @rab
aeidouTelt mer6el1. geidlt NIT @ilfe
langmieriaer Eroseiie, Sic iid1 ouh
in SEN meiiten 6allen oIs l1npirfiom
ge5eigt baben, iol16ern n1ar mill linn
Sic Sl1bltiten5mittel, SEN Sdub5on.
ent5ieben, 6l1rd SEN er GIT ieiner
@r0be ongeidnpollen lit. Sdlon i1
Ser letten gon6erittl1ng modjte Ser
&ongreB einen moblgemeinten aber
nidt mo6lbeSohten Anlauf hiers,1.
Nr6iiSent Toft ioh iih inoe'ie11 ge<
smunaell, Sic fetreffenoe &orloqe nit
Ieinem Geto SIT beleaen, neil iih nidt
Sen nirfliden @e0itrfl1iilen Ser Nrp=
Su5enten mie Ser Son umenten anpaB=
te, i%i6erhaltpt Mir IN auer gile, oes
politiid fer gffeftes megen, 6l1rdge=
peitidt mor6en NOR.
Sl1 ser reguldren geilion ion nun
on @rl1n0 fad1mannilder grmitte=
ll1ngen ser Sariffommillion cine per>
nunftgemdbe &erabiebung porgenon>
men mer6en. Nah ibrer Mnnobme,
Ser fal1m @inberniiie inn @eqe iteben
merSe11 oiirften Sic Saae oes @ol=
tr11ites ae5a6lt iein. Ser @olltruit
fat SO friiber un%ohhd1qiqe @ollfa=
hrifen unter ei1ten SUIT aebradt. Sic
S%riail1olfa6rif iuor nit 90 Millionen
Collars fir To~brifan1oge1 inns Chit
ridltl1ngen fapitoli1irt, mo31 nod seh1t
MiTlionen ols @etriebsfapitoI fome1t.
@eae1, 6iele Mertbe %o1ttoriii,rte ser
Sr1it 90 Mi1ionen &or5l1qsofttien
ltno 80 Millionen @o1er. Sic Mn-
fanasfapita1iiotion betrua oIio SO
Minionen Dollars. Sic @eid}dfte 6es
Sruifs nabmen gu uno es 1pl1r6en in
folge 6eiien mebrmaIs peitere 8or,
5ugsoftien o%usaeaeben, sic ii6 insae-
iammt auf 20 Minionen Dounrg be,
liefen. 4uf 6ieie Sumrne mur6en 81,
bioenoen be5aM ,rno 11eberfdni1e 8r,-
riidaelegt. Ole Greiie fir @obIfo=
brifote muBen alio bod fem un6 ser
Sentiment muBte bIeden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-23

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