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

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Galritng Dor ddt 4dget IT 9tef
I@ottIieb Ruidel, elmer Der erftert nro
beftbefannten, g%lniieoler i'm oitliden
Minneiota, o,1rh Sen Goo in Die
.Gmigfeit entfiibrt moroen. Ser Ser
itorbeae mur Elm treuer oentider Cha
rafter, Der nod IN bdteren Sabren
piel bon Iib reoen mad,en miro. Dien-
itog muroe sic 2eide bon Dirpille BET
aeIeBt. Moge Inn oie Grbe lei4t
feinl
ct. Sobns gsdese.
Sim IeBten Donneritag largte Der
bodm'ite Mbt &eter gngel, 8. g. g.,
in 8egleiti1ng oes bodm. @ater Iler-
ius, $. g. g., mieoer in Der abtei
an. G%r1terer Ieitete als Strides Der
Observation-Disclosures Benedict
nerfongregation 6as @eneralfapitel in
ser Mbtei gu Neuarf, letterer nabm
als Delegat Ser 81. Sobanns Mbtei
0aran tbeil. - Ser bodm. Nater
Saul, 8. g. g., febrte tpdbreno Ser
leeten ISOLDE aus Soma, no er BEN
CONNER bi1ourd cine @emeinoe per-
ia6, mieoer in sic Mbtei 5uriid. -
Ser tpieoer. poditdn6ig bergeitelte
bodm. Noter Mfreo, 8. g. g., bon
ct. glomo eritattete Witt1po9 1T Be
gleitung oes bodm'iten 8iidofs Sro=
Bee in Ser ct. Sobns Mbtei ei11en Be
iud.
81. Spiepb.
Sic &inoer ser @emein0e ct. So
lepb empfingen ant 20. geptember
5ablreid Sic FL. 4omml1nion, I'M tie
Sem III. @oter gu ieinem Srauertage
5ugleib nit ser groBen Sdnar ser
&leinen aus SEN 8ereinigten Staaten
auf5uopfern. Sbne 3meifel miro Sic
Ter gft finolider 2iebe uno Mnbang=
liffeit SEM Steupertreter 6es &in6er=
freunoes at beionoerem Sroite ge=
rei9e1 uno sen &leinen gu beion0erem
.segen. - Sic Sungfrauen bon ct.
Soiepb baben begonnen, fir SEN 5mei=
ten Sonntag i'm Sftober cine @emein=
6e=ltnterbalt1ng por5ltbereiten; unter
.Mn6erem 1om ouh ein erbaultdes
5beateritiid CUR Muffiibrung gelan=
gen. Gs itebt 6emna6 Elm gen1tBrei=
der Mbeno bepor; obne 3meifd miro
SOS CUTE 8eiiptel audi Sic Siinglinge
Ser @emeinoe begeiifern, bal6 nit Ell
ner dhnliden @eronitaltung 5u fol-
gen, 6ie 10 mobltbueno auf bas Sc
miitbl gu mirfen imitan6e 1T un6 Sic
3ulammengeborigfeit ser @emeinoe-
mitglteoer bebt un6 itdtrft. Moge 10
Ser sinn fir oas mabrbnft Cute nno
.S60ne ii6 mebr betbatigen. = Dien=
flag @orgen lit elm fleines S0bnden
ser i'm Comm @aben mobner6en
6amilie &idar6 @riesgraber a1f 6em
bieiigen @ottesader beigeiekt mor0en.
81. Mi&oIas.
&odm. Nfarrer $. &lein, melder
aus @eiun6beitsriidiidten b%erreiit
mar, lit Samitag mte6er beimgefebrt.
- Sobn Geo. Sell un6 Sac. Dobel
baben sic friibere Sobn MideIs 6arm
pon Maurins MadlaB fir $4,000 ge=
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-13
Obituary
MRS. II. p. WEBSTER.


Mrs. H. P. Webster, 923 Fifteenth
street, died at her home yesterday
afternoon at 1870, death being due to
a cancer. She was i'll two months.
Mrs. Webster was born in Edging-
ton township Aug. %, 1864. She lived
on a farm near Reynolds for the
greater part OF her life, moving to
Rock Island three years ago with her
family. Her maiden name was Mary
Abigail Spickler. Mrs. Webster was
married to H. p. Webster in November
of 1881.
She is survived by her husband,
four sons, Edward. Culbert, Archie and
Roy; one daughter, Mrs. jeanette
Carlson, all of this city; three sisters,
Mrs A. c. Dillenbeck Of GeneSeo, Mrs.
Sarah Robinson OF Longmont, Colo,
Mrs. Eta Bell Of Coon Rapids, Iowa,
and two brothers, Henry Spickler of
Coon Rapids, Iowa, and John Spickler
u Andalusia. Mrs. Webster was q
member of the Court of Honor at Tay.
lor Ridge.
The funeral will be held from the
home tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
Rev. Marion Humphreys officiating
Burial will take place at Chippiannock
cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-13
SUPREME MEDICS OF
NEIGHBORS MEETING
Is First Gathering of-Body in Nearly
Three Teers-BOard on Routine
Business.

For the first time in nearly three
years, the supreme board of physi-
clans of the Royal Neighbors of
America is in session at the head Of
fee of that society. Drs. E. F. Nor
rill of Chicago, Susie Snyder of Des
Moines, and e. G. Whitmore of To-
peka, Kan, members of the board
arrived in Rock Island and took up
the matter of changing the member.
ship application to agree with the
new bylaws of the society. They will
be occupied for several days with
the work. The board of directors OF
the Royal Neighbors is still in ses-
sion and at work on routine business
1t was stated today that it is more
than probable that the building prop
osition will be deferred and only
taken up in time so that the con.
tract may be let early in the spring
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-13
names was summoned to meet this
afternoon and begin the work of reply
ing to those who have already made
their requests for names.
Personal Points

Magistrate C. J. Smith is confined
to his home by illness.
R. S. Lazenby of Waco, Texas, was
in the city yesterday on business.
Mrs. W. H. Eagan returned to her
home in Milwaukee after a brief visit
with relatives here
Henry Carse is in New York look
ing after the interests of the National
Eottlers' association.
Mrs. w. e. Waring of Beardstown,
who has been visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fraser, 1924 Seven
teenth street, left for Iowa City this
morning to spend a few days with
relatives and friends.
Howard Plummer who has been con-
nected with the Rock Island Plow
company for several years, working in
the local Office and in the branch Of.
flee at Minneapolis, has resigned his
position to take a position with the
Sears-Roebuck people of Chicago. He
will leave for Kankakee Saturday and
will be located there.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-13
COUNTY DOCTORS
MEET At HARPER
Hear Interesting Technical Pa
pers Read by Drs. z. M.
Sala and F. B. Clarke.
FORMER TELLS OF EUROPE
Compares American Medical Science
TO Thas of the Old World
Name New Members.

Two excellent papers were read and |
discussed before 80 members of the
Rock Island County Medical society
at their meeting at the New Harper
last night. DR.. E. NJ. Sala spoke on
European X-Ray Work and COM
pared the work being done along this
line in Europe with that done in this
country. DR.. Sala stated that, in his
opinion, the Europeans were further
advanced than Americans along the
line Of fieuroscopic work, but eliminat-
ing this particular phase, America was
on a par with Europe. DR.. F. B.
Clarke of the Waterfowl hospital took
as his subject "Pellagra." He brought
out the fact that this disease was
much more prevalent than was gener-
ally known. He said that but 10 per
cent of these cases were found in the
hospitals, indicative OF the fact that
the remainder were scattered broad
cast.
RESOLUTIONS FOR DIR. MARTIN.
A committee composed of Drs. w.
H. Ludewig, w. D. Snively and Emily
Wright was appointed to draw up
resolutions on the death of the late
Dr. w. H. Martin of Sherrard.
Delegates to the state medical meet
ing at Springfield in May were in
structed to vote against the proposed
amendments to the bylaws. These
changes are being agitated by Chi
cago with a view to predominating
the society.
DR.. c. J. F. Rochow, former mem
Der of the society, who has been away
from the city for some time. was re
instated, and the membership applica
tons of DR.. c. E. Donahoo Of East
Moline, DR.. L. c. Moore Of Reynolds
DR.. w. c. Hawley of WATERFOWL and
DR.. Hiram ]. Smith, assistant super
intendent of the Watertown hospital
were received. to be acted upon at &
future meeting.
NEXT MEETING AT EAST MOLINE.
DIR. G. F. Johnson, mayor of Eas
Moline, who was present at the meet
ing. extended an invitation to the so
ciety to hold their next session IL
East Moline in February, and it wal
decided to accept.
An elaborate banquet was servet
previous to the business meeting.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-13
Licensed - Wed
The greatest danger from influenza

Q N1tI11 II OI11 n 1ItI'-H1A11
is Of its resulting in pneumonia This
can be obviated by using Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. as 1t not only
cures influenza, but counteracts any
tendency of the disease towards pneu-
monia Sold by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-13
Colds Cause Headache.

Laxative Bromo Quinine. the world
wide cold and grip remedy, removes
cause. Call for full name. Look for
signature Z. W. Grove. 25 cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-13
POOR HEALTH IS
CAUSE OF SUICIDE
James Hastings, 1919 Ninth
Avenue, Shoots Self to End
Years of Suffering.
USES AN OLD DERRINGER
Weapon Had Been in Family 40
Years but Had Not Been
Seen for Past 25.
USES AN OLD DERRINGER

,espairing because OF i'll health and
the small chance of recovering from
the illness that had caused him to suf-
fer for years, James. Hastings, As years
old, took his own life this morning in
lis home, 1919 Ninth avenue. At 1880,
when members of his family were
away from his room for an instant. he
produced an old % calibre revolver,
placed it to the right side of his head,
pulled the trigger, and fell unconscious
20 the floor. In few seconds medical
aid had been summoned by his sister,
Ellen, and other members of the fam
lily. An hour after the shooting death
resulted without his having regained
consciousness. An inquest was held at
3 o'clock this afternoon in the home.
SUFFERED NERVOUS BREAKDOWN.
For three years Mr. Hastings had
suffered from the ravages of a nervous
breakdown and had been unable to do
much work in that time. His condition
for the last few weeks had been crit
ical Sunday he left his home to visit
with friends. Monday his condition
was worse. He refused to submit to
treatment recommended because it was
too severe. He had never intimated
that he would suicide. In fact, he had
told his brother John only yesterday
that he would never take that means
to bring an end to his misery. He
spent a restless night last night, and
that probably caused him to commit
the act.
USED AN OLD GUN.
The gun which he used was purchas
ed about 40 years ago by his father
In 25 years other members of the fam
lily had not seen it, and were surprised
this morning when they found the in
strument of death beside the body. II
IS one of the old style repeaters, g
Gerringer, with four barrels, one fol
] HERE MANY YEARS.
/ The victim of i'll health was born ir
Rural township 4S years ago and had
lived in Rock Island since he was foul
years old. Until his illness overtool
him he worked at his trade as a car
penter. He was a member of the Car
Eenters' union No. 1G6, and at one TIM
vas it's president. He was also a mem
ber Of c. w. Halves camp No. 1850
Modern Woodmen of America H,
/, ayes his sister, Miss Mary Ellel
Hastings, and three brothers. John o
: Rock Island, Charles of Chicago, for
1ner chief of the Rock Island fire dc
partment, and George of Mojave, Cal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-13
fund AUGMENTED
BY TWO Fathers

Fathers of two little children of
whom only fondest memories remain.
have sent in handsome contributions
to The Argus Santa Claus fund and
asked that it be accepted in memory
of the little ones who have departed
to the world beyond. One Of the faith
ers accompanied the contribution by
a note, beautiful of sentiment, which
concluded: Hoping that this will
help give to some poor children a
Merry Christmas, am etc.
A prominent bank official this morn
ing stopped a representative of The
Argus and presented him with crisp
new $40 bill with directions to apply
it to the fund. He said that he never
enjoyed anything more than contrib
uting annually to The Argus Santa
Claus fund and thereby aiding in max
ing Christmas mean something to lit
tie tots who would otherwise be for
gotten. at appeals to my heart" he
said, land l think the raising of the
fund ought to be encouraged and made
the success it deserves to be-"
WANT CHILDREN'S NAMES.
Requests are coming in daily fol
the names of children to whom Santa
Claus is a stranger and the indica
tons are that hundred or more vii
be cared for by generous citizens who
would like the experience of being {
real Santa Claus. A request came il
this morning from one prominent lad!
in which she asked for the names o
/ 10 children. She wants them at ono
so that she can begin her shopping
and get them their toys and Christ
mas things before the final rush com
mences.
The committee in charge of tn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-13

Many persons find themselves affect
ed with a persistent cough after an at
tack OF influenza AS this cough can
be promptly cured by the use of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy, it should not
he allowed to run on until it becomes
troublesome. Sold by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-13
Bio Trade Effected.

Frank Snodgrass of Geneseo has
traded 800 acres of farm land at Al
pima, S. D., for the automobile bust
at Twelfth street and Fourth avenue,
Moline. The transaction involves
property valued at $4,000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-13
MUFFLERS

Bradley Mufflers at SOC, 81
and $1.50.
Knitted mufflers at $1.50, So
and $3.50.
Silk Refers in Pearl. White
and Black, $1.00 to $500.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-13

WAISTCOATS
An unusual showing of the
new ACCORDION weaves at
$3.50 and $500.
Plain white and black and
white at $1.50 to $3.50.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-25
Sritr 9 big ID.

1909 624,876 Sabresmitglieoer uno
351 lebenslanglihe Mitglieoer. @noe
SUM- 1910 6agegeu betrug Die 8abl
Der ~Sabresmitglieoer 652,645. Ser
ausgeitaltung ser Gbdtiefeit oienten
ioeiale @onferen3en unter ben gebiloe<
ten @rbeitscommiifionen un6 @eoner-
committeeman, bic in den e%in3elnen
9reiien un6 8e8irfen eingeiebt tp,1r.
oen. &ano tn &ano 6aunit ging Der
@ertrieb entipreben6er 5driften.
|5erner tpuroe, nm bic @lterrl 5u Be.
megen, ser 51.genofiiriorge b%ern1ebrte
&ufmerfiam gu idenfen, oieie8 &be-
u1a ipe5iel auf bielen 8olfsbeipre,
4ungen 11n6 Berfammlungen beban-
belt. ,Gs mur6en fir biefen 3med
AUDI beionoere glt~ernabenoe, rarnent.
lid audi 6rauen , 8eriamlungen
NIT entipre9enoen 8ortr6gen abge-
balten.
@eiterbin tpur6e au4 @epidt ge-
legt nuf Die 8ertiefung Ser i%taotsbir>
gerli@en S@ulung, iomie Ser apollo
getiiden 8enntni1e uno ibrer Ser
breitung in ben golfsmaHen. 60
muroen aQein our ~5errer" : 8erpe-
gung $4,000, CUR 5rie6ensbetpe=
gung $4,000 polfstbMmIihe. biQiae
S@rtften bertrteben. 9ie 2itteratur
6es Bolfspereins iiber iociale 5ra=
gen muroe mieoer erbebli4 permebrt;
ibre @eiammt5abl betrdgt felt 1893
143RMiQionen. Sin @urien tpur=
oen obgebalten: Elm FOLDER fir @olfs>
peretns= un6 fatboliibe Mrbeiter iecre=
tare, ein 8erieneurius, Elm GURUS
fir ie%lbititdroige &auflelte, Elm LAMB
mirtbidoftlider GURUS, Elm GURUS
fir San6merfer, fotpie bausmirtb<
idoftlide l1nterridtscurie. SIN @an=
gen 6iirften an 5000 offentli6e 8oIfs=
bereins.8 ltattgefunoen
baben. -
@eld' %ungebeure arbeit lit 90 ge<
leiitet rporoen! @elde 6une bon CT
folgen! l1no melder Mniporn Iiegt in
oieien @rfolgen fir sic amerifaniiden
&atbolifen gu 9lei9 reger 8etbdti-
gung auf 6ieiem @ebiete!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-25
Muf gum &f 9e8en
oett So5taliSmMS!

Sic fatboliide 8reiie unieres 2an-
ces, uno an Ser Spite Die oeutld)en
8odenbldtter baden Sen &f ge=
gen Sic perpeiteten 2ebren 6es So5ta=
lismus NIT GROCER Gnergie aufgenom=
men. @dbreno MON ielbit b%obrernorts
ii9 in Dem tr0iten5en @eoanfen mieg<
te, Ser so5iolismus tonne in unierem
9anoe nidt 10 idnea SUP faiien, ba-
BEN ieit Sabren bie 6eutiden fatboli=
iden 3eitumgen auf sic fommenoe ern-
ite @efabr aufmerfnm 9emadt un6
auf sic Bfarridulen aIs oas feitete
8oqmerf gegen ben Mniturm Der io-
5ialiitiden umitur5lebre bingemieien
SIN @oroertreffen itebt nit 6em
.Sbio @aiienfreun6" in bieiem &am-
pfc I'M @la16e un6 @aterlano, unter
on6eren 8ldttern sic madere 3bila6el-
pbia'er .Nor6=Mmerifa." SS1 ibrer
lebten Musgabe pom /. Mai meiit iie
III o%rirpgenoen Mabnuorten Fin nuf
bie 5fule oils ben &fplab, mo- Sic
entideioen6e Sdla9t ausgefodten
meroen miro.
.go3iaIiitii&e Soeen", 10 f@reibt
sic Mmerifa" mortlid, ~greifen
nit unbeimlider S6neuigfeit iebt
aud in 6ieiem 2an6e I'M fid. 8or eli
mem Ge3ennium mar ser So5ialismus
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-25
Glue 9rebartt8e @ele=
8enbett.

Sic Gntideioung 6es Dberbunoes-
geridts i'm Stanoaro Sil-Gaue bat
cine grgan5ung oes @eietes oringeno
notbig 9emodt. &ier lit cine giinitige
@elegenbeit fir oas oemofratii9e
&aus 6es aongreiies, gu 5eigen, oaB
es i5m mirflid oarum gu tbu11 1T, 5as
@olf gegen sic l1eberma6t ser Sruits
gu idiisen. Sc iolte Elm @eieb pai-
Iirt mer6en, unter Sem ale &orpora<
tionen, Sic 3mii6enitaatliden @an6el
treiben, bon 8unoesmegen gu infor=
poriren iin6. sic miiifen gebalte1
Iein. Ser 8unoesregierung fire 8u=
der gu 5eigen, nnb Mftien 6mrien nur
init @rlaubniB ser &egierung ausge=
geben per6en. Dies miir5e sic &api=
talpermdiierung nerbiten. 3meitens
ioute es gu einem NIT @efdngniB 5u
hei trafenoen &ergeben gema9t mer=
Sen, mern 8eamte un6 3ireftoren bon
&orporationen sic @onfurren5 unter=
oriide1t. 3rittens muB ser Gegierung
sic Madt berlieben tper6en, sic 8reiie
pon @aaren felt5uieben, Die bon einem
Monopol er5e,1gt merber, uno Sic So
be Ser 9ipiben5en 6ieler Monopole
5a b%egren5en. Cine 6erartige Madt
itebt oent Staat5meien bereits in 8e-
5ug cuff &orporationer1, sic sen 0ffent-
Iiden Dienit perieben, gu, un6 iie auf
an0ere Monopole aus5uoebnen, miroe
feline 10 repolutiondre Neuerung iein,
mie @ol Street 6em @olfe ein3ureoen
Der uden miro. M%ufbebung ser Som
furre1,5 muB notbge6rungen cine itrif-
tie &egierungsfontrolle our Golge ba-
ben, 6enn obne ite mare ia 6as @olf,
sic MaiIe ser &oniumenten. pollitdn=
big idublos. 8ie geiagt, cine groB-
artige @elegenbeit fir Elm edit oemo-
fratiides OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-25

sen meiiten 2euten nod cine unbe.
fannte @roBe. Biele grobe unb fleine
Setter bielten i'm Big in bie leBte 3eit
in unierem 9anoe unn1oglid. 9as lit
nun iiber Nadt a1loers gemoroen.
Mlan merit iebt erit, oaB ct friiber
idon mebr title Mnbdnger gebabt, als
lelbit &en1er ~oesielben permutbeten.
llno nun orinet oieier @eiit raid in
sic meiteiten &reiie. @eitlide 8lat-
ter tparnen einorin9lid por ser "Mme=
rifaniiden 9urner3eitung." @ir ba<
zen idon mebr als einnal nit 6ielem
gelben Mil@ gu tbun gebabt. ST lit
i@limmer als oas id)limmlte 5o5iali-
ltenblatt uuo Benefit, oaB uniere Cur
n%erfreiie io5ialiitiid arg 6urd}ieudt
lino. Sap uniere boberen Sdulen
8flan5itatten bes So5ialismus iino,
oiirfte aamdlig allgemein befannt
neroen. Mm porigen Sonntag pries
Elm Yrofeiior Sen 5ablreid gum Got
tesbienit be riammelten 5tuoenten un-
ierer H%enniplpania %l1niperiitat sen
So5ialismus als oie &eligion Ser 3u>
tunit. ga unier gauges offentli6es
5duliDitem lit, mie ser befannte nidt-
fatboIiihe 8eomte lnb Oefonomifer
8iro Goler bon SEEM Sort in elmer
eigenen 8roi9iire 6argelegt bat, nidts
anoeres, als cine Sdule 6es So5ialis=
mus. Sic So5ialiiten miiien sag nur
gu gut. 0esbalb ibr SAB gegeu aae
&irdenid11len. 3esbalb audi ibr Be-
ltreben, sic Sduueitune an iid gu 5ie<
fen. inner gottloies Gr5iebungsip-
item miro sic fo5ialiitiiden Soeen in
ale airben tragen. Sic iito ser
5auptgruno, marum Ser So5ialismus
bier5ulan6e einen gIniti9en 8o6en
finoet uno menn Sic 3eit gefommen lit,
ii9 idneuer ausbreiten mag, a1s in
irgeno einem onoeren 2anoe. @er
Rdberes bnriiber erfabren mill, Der
idaffe ii6 6os lebrreide 5driftden
8iro golers: u5ocMlism in S6ool."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-25

fommer, sic 6as 8oIt geiuno balt, es
erbebt uno befreit. Dos ameritanii4e
@olf lit cine groBe uno gldn3enoe Na-
ton. Sn ibm ruben &r6fte, sic es
befabtgen, @roBes in Ser @eltgejdi9-
tie gu leiiten uno Die fir Die s3utunft
nod @roBes bon inn erparten IaiIen.
@ir modten nidt, 6aB bieie &rdfte
-angetrantelt uno por5eitig aufge5ebrt
meroen 6ur4 6as @ift Ser &eligions=
loiigfeit uno uniittlidfeit, mie iie bon
oem beutigen Sbeater 10 pielfa6 ge=
lebrt mer6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-25

Iruitgeieses entitammt ser pratti=
iden 9eoba9tung &enponS, baB Die
4ngeltelten ser &orporationen iid
fein @emiilen oara,1s MAIDEN, gegen
baS 8eieb gu ban0eln, 10 LANCE ni6t
lie 6ofiir beitraft meroen, ior0ern BLOB
sic Corporation, 6ie r11r nit @el1 ge=
biiBt miro. @enn aber bie MngeiteQ=
ten 5u gemartigen baben, bab man Tie
ins @efangniB ididt, 10 tperoen iie iidy
nidt gu ungeieBliden &anolungen
bergeben. Die g%mpfeblungen &enpons
meroen bei Ben in Musiidt Iteben6en
meiteren MaBnabmen CUR Truitgeieb=
gebrn1g @eadtung finoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-25
Ser fatbolii@e SHUTTER:
berettt.

Ser @olfsperein fir bas fatboli=
lde Ieutldlan6, ser 5ur5eit etpa
100000 Mitglieoer i'm gan5en &eide
5ablt, lit es pirtli9 mertb, 6aB maj.
oud i'm Nuslnnoe etpas iiber i'm err
fdbrt. Seit 5nei S%abr5ebnten pre-
oigt Ger @olfsperein, oieies 8erma@t=
nib 6es groBen @entrumsfubrers
@inotborit, ieinen Mitelieoern, oaB
je0er in ieiner Stanoesorganiiation
einen feiten Eunft iuden miille, I'M
10 m~it5ubelfen, 6aB er iid ielbit fe-
itige uno 6ur9 6ieie Seitieung 6es
@in5elnen aud ser gan5e 8alt unle-
res mirtbi9aftlihen 2ebens gefeitigt
bleibe.
Sic Mittel 6es 8oIfspereins iino
Sic onbefannten. Cine feline un6 to-
oellos orbeitenoe tpabrbaft mtiter>
bate Organization trdgt 6as 2eben
ser unermIolid idoffenoen Central
IteQe in ale 8ereinsgruppen binaus
uno Don oen @ruppen pieoer an Die
Gentrale 5urid. 9ur@ oieie unauf<
borlide @ermittlung ioaen ale &a-
tbolifen, aud Die iaumieligen, aufge-
rittelt meroen. Durd 6as oft redt
borte uno 5dbe gr6rei4 min ser
golfsperein Ieinen Bflug fiibren, oo=
NIT in bic geofmeten 6ur&en Seel-
Jorge uno fatb. Stan6espereine IT,
rem samen ausitreuen fonrren. 9aB
bos 9eidil6erte SoeaI ni@t in alien
@ebietstbeilen glei@ erreidt miro, lit
ielbitperitdn6li@. Sobal6 aber fir
sic 8e6eutung un6 arbeit BEG Bolts
pereins irgenomo oas Berftan6nib
rege miro, oa berutas er Sic @lau.
bensbegeiiterung gu %iau1nteln un6 Sic
Mrbeitsbegeiiterung gu entfalten.
Ser 8olfsperetn 56blte gn6e Sum-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-25
@erf@drtnm8 otS Mnti:
3run9etebeS.

Senotor &enpon bon Soma, Ser
als MitgIieo oes 8unoesjulti5oeparte=
ments bauptiddlid nit ser Bro5eB=
fiibrung gegen Ole 9ruits betraut mar,
fat, mie bereits- ermdbnt, cine @orlage
CUR @eriddrfung ser 9ruitgeiete ein=
gebradt. 9ieier 5ufolge iollen sic
l1e6ertreter Ser Sruitgeiebe nit &C.
fdngniB beitraft mer0en fonnen. Ser
Madmeis, SAB &atente benubt neroen,
INN einen Eruit auf5ubal1en, ion Sic
@er1pirfung oes 3atents our 6olge
baben un6 @orporationen ion es ber=
boten fem, Mftien in einem &onfur<
ren5betriebe gu ermerben. 9ieie 8or=
idldge iino aus ser @rfobrung &C.
i60pft, Sic Senator &enpon als Ser
treter Ser &egier11ng in elmer Mn5abl
5ruItpro5eiie erlangt fat. ST Fat &C.
fl1n5en, sap Eutente un6 grmerbung
BON Mftien in &onturren5*8etrieben
sic @runolage pieler 3ruit . @ebilbe
ltno. Mus bieiem @ru1t6e min er Die
les Mittel CUR Grribtung BON Sruits
beieitigen. Sir ieinen 8oridlag ipre=
6en aud elementare &e6tsprin5ipien,
0eren n%ebertretung niemals batte &C.
ltuttet merben iouen. 8atente meroen
ertbeilt, nm grfin0mgen gu crmutbi=
gen uno nidt lim Maaren gu Der
tteuern. MaturgemdB ioQten &atente
Sic @aaren nermoblfeilen, oesmegen
eemGbrt Sic &eeierung 9enienige1,,
Sic cieie Mbiidt permirtliden, cine
Er6mie. @iro lber bos Hatent oa5u
benubt, UNI @aaren al bertbeuern, 10
lit es iinnlos, cine iolde 8~eorudung
oes Bottles 81 belobnen.
Sic Grtperbung bon Mftien in fon=
f%urrierenoen 8etrieben lit ebenfans
Elm i%lagranter MiBbrau9 seq &orpo,
rations 3 Brin3ips. Corporations
&edte tpur6en eingefubrt, I'M ben
&onbel gu ermutbigen, in oem Der
glntbeilinbaber BLOB gum Betrage jei-
ner Nftien fir 6ie @rfiuung Der Fl,
nan5iellen @erbinoIibteiten ser &or-
porationen baftet, pdbreno ser 8art<
ner nit ieinem gan5en Bermogen ba.
fir baftet. Mber 6ur6 Sic MadIdi.
iigfeit ooer &orruption Ser @eIeRge-
ber lit geituttet tporoen, baB 8orpora.
tons 8edte oa3u mibbraudt tperoen,
UNI Ben &anoel gu unteroruden.
Die BorIdrift betreffs ser @efdng.
niBitrafe fir l1ebertretunsen Beg