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The Washington times., 1911-10-01
Rapid Progress Made
On Gibbons Memorial

Work on Gibbons Memorial Hall I'M
der construction at the Catholic Uni
:versity is being rushed, and by Octo-
Der H. II nothing happens, the corner
stone will be laid.
The building, when completed, will
be beautiful. 1t is being constructed
of steel, stone, and concrete, and be-
sides being of great exterior beauty,
will be one of the most modern in
Washington. The west wing will be
completed in a few days, and the CEN
trail part, containing tower and the
east wing, will follow rapidly.
The Washington times., 1911-10-01
Kimberly Will Ask
Ice Plant Inquiry

Manager Samuel o. Kimberly, of the
American Ice Company. Is threatening
to force Congressional investigation
of the ice plant at the Treasury Depart
ment. Mr.. Kimberly has made further
complaint to the department. that The
delivery of ice to private partiec has rot
been confined to those for which Will
liam E. Ayers, the colored driver, was
dismissed He alleges that Treasury Ice
has been given to florist near the
Treasury and to several Of the officials
in their homes free of charge.
Chief Clerk Wilmeth says he knows
nothing of the deliveries to q florist.
The Washington times., 1911-10-01
4 BsaMtLtM C0mbLexioa
Nadinola
CREAI
In Ten Day

NADLNOLA banishes Tan, Sallownes
Freckles, PimPles, Liver Spots and 9th
facial discolorations. Worst case in 20 day
Rids pores and tissues of impurities, leav
the skin clear, soft, healthy and beautiful
Directions and guarantee in each Packag
Soc. and S1.OO by Toilet Counters or Mai
RATIONAL TOILET COMPANY. Pa-Es. Ts
The Washington times., 1911-10-01
Potomac Steamer Route
Changed in Schedule

Some radical changes in the schedule
OF the Potomac and Chesapeake Com
pany steamers went into effect yester-
day. Under the old schedule the steam
er Capital City left mere twice a week
for landings between Dill's Wharf and
Lower Mohodoc creek. and one trip be-
tween this city and landings as far as
Nomini creek. The steamer Wake
field made three trips between here and
Colonial Beach and Mattox creek. The
steamer Milford made six trips to land
ings between Washington and Stump
Neck, Md.
Under the new schedule the Milford
has been withdrawn, and the Wake
field is put on her route and leaves the
remainder of the river to be handled
by the Capital City. which makes three
trips a week.
The Washington times., 1911-10-01
German Ambassadors
Return Is Delayed

Count Won BernstOrff. German am
bassador. who left this country to visit
Germany in August has delayed his re-
turn to the embassy here until Novem-
Der 10. He was expected mere today.
The charge d'affdiIts Of the embassy,
Count Won Haniel. will arrive in Wash
ingtOn about the middle of this month.
Count Won BernstOrfI went abroad to
consult with his government regarding
the details II the arbitration treaty.
which he talked over with Secretary Of
State Knox before he left Washing ton.
Following the transaction of business
with his government. the ambassador
will spend a month before returning to
this country.
The Washington times., 1911-10-01
Rush in Oyster Trade
At Wharf This Morning

Five schooners laden with oysters
from the lower Potomac aid Chesa-
peake bay points arrived at the EIev-
enth street wharf last night, and today
the wharf market presents a lively
scene. Many people of the city prefer
to go directly to the wharf on Sunday
morning. to get a supply of the BIZ
valves. either husked or in the she'll
The oysters are selling at from 40 to so
cents per bushel, according ~ quality
and the amount purchased.
CLANS and crabs are still to be had at
the wharf markets, despite the late
ness of the season, the crabs selling at
from IL to . cents each, while the
clans bring about a dollar per hundred.
The Washington times., 1911-10-01
Fishing Fine, Nimrods
Line Potomac Streams

Trout, perch, pike, jack, croaker.
Ibluefish, spot, and other fish are biting
fine these days, and many fishermen
from Washington are making most of
the opportunity to have some sport.
The season seems late. but it is known,
however, that trout, perch, pike, and
bluefish will bite savagely during a
cold snap the last of September and
October.
Capt. c. A. Slye, pilot of the steamer
Capital City, says the sport on WI
comico river, in st. Mary county, Nd.
lis fine, and that big catches are made
every day in that section. A large
number of fishermen were seen leav-
ing the city last evening, and early
this morning to spend today trying
their luck In Nomini creek and at
the wharves up the river good catches
have been made.
The Washington times., 1911-10-01
MERCHANTS LOSE
IN Check SWINDLE
Stranger Successfully Works Old Scheme Alexandra
Dealers and Then Escapes-Frst Baptist
Church Reopened

stamped Richmond Insurance Cora
pany. and signed by NJ. Levy, agent.
After six months being given to ex-
tensiye repairs and improvements, the
newly remodelled First Baptist Church
formally was opened today. Special
services were held this morning. This
afternoon the principal exercises, in
observance Of the reopenfng of the
church will be held. Six ministers, in
tor of the church, will participate.
These will be, the Rev. II. NJ Canter,
the Rev. w. NJ. PoisaI, the Rev. G. A.
Luttrell the Rev. J. l.. Allison, of Alex
andria churches, and the Rev. e. Hez
SVEN, of the Capital Baptist Church,
and the Rev. F. Menefee, of Washing
ton College, of Washington. IAN Hour
With Our Friends will be the subject
siding.
The evening services will be conducted
by the Rev. Watson and the Rev. SVEN.
The historic Spring Bang farm To-
Gated in Fairfax county, two miles
south Of here, has been sold by Monroe
Miller, jr., Of washington. This es s.
tate was the property of Mrs. r. E.
Downey and has been the residence of
both Gen. Fitzhugh Lee and George
Mason.
Funeral services for George II. Har-
low, formerly a prominent Alexandra
merchant, who died at his home. an
Prince street, Thursday night, will be
held from st. Mary's Catholic Church at
10 O'Clock tomorrow morning. The Rev.
II. ]. Cutler pastor OF the church. will
officiate. The body will be placed in
vault until the return of Mr.. Har-
lows daughter, Mrs. Francis r, Weller.
who is at present at sea. en- route to
New Orleans on her honeymoon.
The Alexandria Free Kindergarten
will be opened tomorrow for the fall
term. AS the enrolment is limited to
forty pupils, ii is expected that all
The Washington times., 1911-10-01
At The Lyceum.

Der of Lady Gregory's plays are in
cluded in the repertoire of the Irish
players, which will be acted here.
The visit Of Harry Lauder, noted
Scottish comedian and entertainer. TO
this city on October 16, at the Belasco
for one matinee and night only, will
mark the fourth American tour Of the
highest salaried artist on the worlds
stage.
The Scotchman, who endeared She
Ma Daisy" stop You're Tickling
Jock" and other song characterization
to the hearts of the American people.
has prepared himself with new song
repert DIRE, which will include "Roamin
in the Gloamin', - The Scotch Errand
Boy and Just Like Bein' a; Hame.'
William Morris, under whose manage
ment Lauder will appear, has surround
ed his star with a company of perform
ers of all nations in a series OF novel
ties new to this country.
The Washington times., 1911-10-01
Vacation Lodge Will
Be Ended This Week

With afternoon vesper services con-
Quoted by Dean w. A. Wilbur, of the
department of English, Georgetown
University, the Vacation Lodge Of the
Young Women's Christian Associa ton
began it's last week today.
The lodge, at Cherrydale, Va, was
to close today, but owing to the de-
mand for another weeks outing It was
decided to continue 1t.
The Washington times., 1911-10-01
MATTE LOMAX SAID
To Be SUCCUMB|NG
TO TUBERCULOSIS
Murderess May Live But a
Few Weeks-Her Case
Argued Tomorrow.

Matte Lomax, condemned to die on
the galIows November 20 for the murder
of her husband, Cecil Lomax, is a vic
tim OF tuberculosis and may not live
until the date set for her execution, &C
cording 20 Samuel H. Truitt, one OF
the colored woman's attorneys.
There IS serious doubt in my mind
whether she VIII live many weeks, as
my information is that she has quick
consumption" said Mr.. Truitt. She
has always been frail and inclined to
| tuberculosis. but the close confinement
| has served to aggravate her condition. "
Tomorrow in the District Court of
Appeals the LomaX woman's attorneys
John Ridout and Mr.. Truitt, will argue
for a new trial. and are confident that
| they will be successful.
May Again Appeal To Taft.
Should they fail, a second trial viii
be made 10 President Taft to commute
the sentence to life imprisonment If not
for a term of years, as the President
suggested that all legal resorts be ex-
| hausted before calling for Executive
clemency
A petition bearing $1,000 signatures
asking for the President to commute
the sentence of the woman will be pre-
sented in the final appeal for clemency.
Many organizations have protested
against the execution of the woman IN
the Nations Capital on the ground that
y would be a disgrace to the country
~The Lomax woman was convicted
May IL, last. and sentenced to be hung
July 81. A stay of execution till No
vember 20 was granted pending the ap-
peal for a new trial
Call Utterance Unfair.
Attorneys for the woman lay most
stress in their brief on the alleged I'M
fair utterance of Assistant United
States Attorney James NJ. Proctor in
his argument to the jury which con-
victed. They aver that the assistant
prosecutor drew a conclusion that wac
not justified by the evidence when he
declared but for a locked door she
would have killed a woman she never
saw for the lust of blood"
Other minor alleged errors occurred,
out the attorneys for the woman say
this will be the principal contention
they will make Cor ne wtrial.
The Washington times., 1911-10-01

stamped Richmond Insurance Cora
pany, and signed by NJ. Levy, agent.
The Washington times., 1911-10-01

Lady Gregory, an active director of
the Irish players, arrives On the Gym
ric, due in Boston today. Business en-
gagements made it impossible for Lady
Gregory to be present at the suspicious
opening of the American tour of that
organization at Liebler & Co.'S new
Plymouth Theater, Boston, last night,
but she will now remain with the COM
pany until its return TO Dublin. A num-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-19
gmltipiren pun @aais.

Gas @ultipiret 6eS Moisfel6es auf
sic erite &erto0e 0es @odstbums gu
beidranfen lit cine fur5iidtige 8olitif
oes 5ormers> 6enn Sic @rfabrl1ng bat
gelebrt, oaB Elm fortgeiebtes @ultipi=
rem in ser beiBen Sabres5eit Sen Crit
.teertrag erbobt. IS bat fi@ tpie6er.
bolt ge5eigt, 6aB tpenn sic 8IdHer ser
Matsitouoen iid infolge 6es Mungels
an 5endtigfeit 5uiammenrouen, 6ie=
len GinfluB Ger Erodenbeit nr6 &ibe
onr6 erneutes @ultipiren @inbaIt qe-
t6an mer6en fann. Monde Mais-
pflan5er bobe ouf iolde @eiie idon
ibren @rnteertrag nm 1870 8uid1eI
per older erbobt. Gs miro noturlid
1ni6t m0gIi6 ietn, 6ns 8eorbeiten Ser
5ruft NIT Dem Sulfp=@ uItipator fort
3nieten, tpenn Sic &flan5en i6on 10
meit enttpidelt fin6, oaB Sic 8darte Der.
ansfommen. gtn3elreiben-G %ultibato-
rem ie6o6> sic bon einem 8fero ge3o.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-19

GamS ,,tto GOT
9rmd. mnb sdeneritellen bel M6er'
pferoen.

8enn sic 8feroe Ben ,gar5en Sag
our Mrbeit berangBogen tperoen, emit
iteben BEL pielen bie ni6t nlr iebr
l9mer6baften, ion0ern audi Den SUIT
ter3ultano nadtbeilig beeinfluiienoem
Drud= u1ro Sdeueriteqen. 3utpei-
len biloen ii6 groBe 8eulen, Die Sen
9bieren Sic Mrbeit brett our Rein
MAIDEN. Dies 2ei6en felt iid nidt
bel alien &bieren gleidmdBig elm,
pielmebr >perben iolde Ebiere nit
meider Saut, pie mabreno Ser @in-
terrltbe nod Defenders perpeidAidt
1puroen, oopon in eriter 2inie betrof-
fen. Man iollte. Daber oieien 8fer-
SEN id)on bet5eiten, Dor 8eginn Der
eigentliden 5riibiabrsbeiteuung, Die
stelen, an oenen: ii6 erfabrnngSge>
maB oie Druditeqen an meiiten Bill
Sen, nit 8rennipiritus tagli6 min-
beltens einmal einreiben, I'M oie
9al1t bart ll10 m1Qer1fanOS1aD1g gu
maiden. Sir Defenders empfinolide
1biere laBt man ii6 am beiten log.
2eoeridiraen b%erite0en, sic ben Ebie<
rem mittels &iemen loie u~mgebangt
meroen uno oie Stelen @beoeden, an
oenen oos @eidirr Die 5deuer-
iteQen berborruff Z Dieje S@ur5en,
aus gutem, nidts5 gu mrtem @ino-
lecer, ioQen Die &eibung bes &C.
idfrrs aufnebnten uno p%erbtn6ern,
ooB tie oirett duf 6te44 Sart eintpirft.
MYs 6ieiem @run0e 0iirfen iie audi
nidt etpa am @eidirr ielbit befeitigt
meroen, pielmebr miiiien iie fret 5mi-
i@en @eidirr rn0 @aut oes Tferoes
idtueben. 8eroen Bel i6on porban=
oenen Sdeueriteuen 0ieie Sdiir5en
tagli4 bon anbaftenoem 8lut,
S4meiB uno gtaub 0ur9 Mbfraten
gereinigt 10 per0en sic 5de1er=- ln0
0rudi telen iebr balo beridminoen
un0 Sic 8fer0e mie0er- freu0ig lire
i6mere Mrbett perridten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-19
@eselm fir bas @elfen.

/. @r0Bte @einlidfeit beim Mel-
fen uno Ser MildbebanoIung ubers
baupt lit Die midtigite @run6beoin-
gung in ser Mildmirtbibaft. Salte
oaber ale Mtldgei9irre peinlidit
iauber uno bebe Tie itets in reiner
Suit, ME I'M Staqe auf; q. Sdu=
bere sic Gutter boz 8eginn 6es Mel-
TENS un6 fibre 6os Melfen MIR nit
.reinen &anoen aus. - 3. Melfe idp-
memo uno ia6gemdB> oamit 6as MeI-
fen Gen &iiben fein u%nbebagen per-
uriadt. - 4. Melte ftets griinolid)
aus, 0enn Sic leBte Mil9 lit sic fet-
teite, un0 1dJledtes M11smelfen ber-
oirbt sic &iibe. - 5. @eibe sic Mil6
lofort nod 6em Melfen 6ur6 cine
quite 5eibporridtung un6 entferne
ite m0glidft idnen aus 6em Staue.
-6. &ible sic Mil6 na9 6em Mel=
fen iofort ab, ie0od ME I'M &ubitaue,
ionoern ausidlieBli6 in friider 2uft
un6 pertpobre tie au9 in &Giumert
NIT reiner Suit, Z. @eri9lieBe Ste
MilfgefaBe erit Damn, menn 6ie
@i1d gefubltF lit lno abgebolt miro;
sbeoede aber Sic &annen mabren0 6es
Mnfbemabrens NIT lauberen Giidern.
IS. Meniden; nelde nit oniteden=
Cen &ranfbeiten beboftet fins, biirfen
5nnter feinen nmitdn6en nit ser 8e=
banolnng Ser @il6 beiddftigt mer=
Sen. -. =.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-19
Gin bic 2cier ankerbalb @tearns
COUNTY,.

Mue 2eier 6es .Mor0itern," Sic nidt
in 5tearns County mobnen, iino
freunolid eriubt, tire 3ablungen
fir 6ieies 8latt, permittelit 9raft
ooer @eloanmeiiung ein5uienoen.
8ir m06ten, haB ale 2eier ii6
0te bon uns %gebotene @elegenbeit,
gegen @orausbe5ablung oes Slot
tee in Sen 8eiib elmer berrli@en &ra-
mie gu gelangen, 5unuben MAIDEN. Da
es nun ober unieren r%eiien6en Mgen-
ten nidt m0gli6 lit, bel allen nnie.
ren Mbonnenten por5uipreden, bepor
Sic &usmabl Ser id0nen &ramien per-
griffen fem miro, 10 liegt es i'm Snte'
reiie o%erielben, 6as @el6 brett nod
ser Office gu ien6en, morauf promp.
tie 3%uienbung Ser geminidten 8rG.
mie erfoIgen miro. BUR @ntgegen-
nabme Ser einen ODER Ser anberen Die
ier tpertbbonen 8rdmien gegen @or,
ausbe5ablung oes ~@cr6itern" auf Elm
SSabr Iaoet ~ergebenit Elm bic
rNsrSfern". Drndseieaidaft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-19
prspbe5ette Yrotpe:
rttdt.

ST.. Sarnes $. @in, ser @iienbabn-
fo1nig, lit aus einem 5aulus Elm Bau-
lus gemoroen. Seit Monaten bat er
idledte Soften propbe5eit. Sebt per-
fiin6et er auf einmal, 6aB mir elmer
Nroiperttdts- Beriooe entgegen geben,
mie fie ME oagetpeien 1T; 1a1r lei es
notbpen6ig, ooB 5os 8ertrauen Ser
@eid}dftsmelt mieoer 5uruiidffebre. ST..
&ia lit ein fluger Damn, aber nit
ieinen &ropbe5eiungen trifft er oft
porbeit. Son Ser 8roiperitdt, melde
friiber BON SEN Mepublifaner als ibr
eigenites 8erf in Mnipru@ genommen
un6 bel ie6er @elegenbeit %porgeritten
murbe, lit es i1 Sen lebten Sabren
iebr itin %geperoen. Sir sic breiten
&%olfsididten mar iie i~iberbal1pt ni4t
ga. @enn Sic 6armer un6 8alm=
moupflan3er proiperiren, 10 6anfen iie
6uS in eriter 2inie sen @itterungs=
berbaltn111en, n1ft nber Der republic
faniiden Bartei. Sn Ser @elddfts<
melt baben Sic Sruits unb @orpora=
tionen fette Sabre gebabt, meniger SOS
8leingeidaft uno ant 8enigiten Die
groBen Monen Ser Mngeitellten un6
ser Mrbeiter. Scum iinb aber in ser
lebten 3eit aud) Sruits un6 &orpora=
tionen int ibren @run6peiten eridnt-
teri mor6en. 3met ser erobten Eruits
miiien nod Der gntideioung 6es
Dberbun0esgeridts aufgeloit per6en,
uno an6ere mer6en folgen miiien. 9en
giienbabn = &orporationen lit sic er-
miinidte @rbobung ser @oten ber-
meigert mor0en, unb MngeiteIlte, 1pie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-19
8ebtntnbfdtbti9en
mie er 9ebeilt murbe.

Suberculoiis III, tpie bebauptet tpirb,
beilbar einfaeh bn6urd baR man in ser
friiden Cuff lebt ln6 maKenbnft frif4e
Gier unb Mild geniebt. Dbne 3ipeifeI
miro qetpiiien 8erionen amf bieie Behe
gebolfen; aber bns ridtige MitteI fur
5d,pinoiudt lit @dman's Mlteratipe.
f10nnt, Ser 9tdrfe na13ubelfen nrb bas
@enibt gu erb0ben; efet geinnbe Mabz
rung 11n6 .ba11dt sic reinite nnb feinite
2l1ft Elm = bann tbut bns >Berninfttge,
re9t gu leben, belft benz Comic nno &C.
ntebt Die @irfungen bon @du1am'S Ill
'terattbe. GeIet, mas eS IN bieiem Jaue
that:
600 8eit Street, 8ilmington, Sci.
3errenl SIM Sanuar 1908 nrrbe i6
bon 2nngenbll1ten befaIen. D1ein Mrdt,
elmer Der 9auptpratifer, bebanptete, i6
bate 2ungentrl1bel. Sd na6m gier un6
Mltld in. Quantit6ten, aber i6 tpnr5e
iebr idtpa9, belt aber meme Mrbeit I'M.
Store auf. Sic. 9oftoren fagten, iG
lpiirbe an @etpidt nidt 5unebmen, 10
lan9e id i'm 5tore berbleiben tpiirbe, ib
blieb aber an Ser Mrbeit uno betete ieben
Sag fir meme @e1unbbeit. Sd CLAUDE,
baB mei11e @ebete @rb0rlng fanben, benn
9err 8. q. 2ippincott. n1ein @rbeitgeber,
(Qtppincott & SO. Department gfore,
800 Biz 314 @artet g traBc. 8ilmiuq<
ton, 9el:,) b0rte bon einem Mittel, Dem
iogenannten @dman's Mteratipe, bag
biel @ntes getban. l1nb auf {einen Matb
bin begann i9 ofort es 8u nebmen. Die5
mar ettpa i'm SUM- 1908: Sd bieIt aez
treu 6amit an unb gebrau9te fein an6ez
res @ittel; nn6 f9lieBlid mcrftc ib bag
Meintperoen Der Qungen; es 16ien als
tpenn ate 8lutflumpen ii9 IosIDfen narz
ben: S9 babe iebt feline Befdmerbeu
mebr nit meinen 2ungen. sd gla,dbe
liderlid, baB gdman's Nlteratibe mein
2eben rettete. SD fanbte fpdterbin met
men 5peihel mad Der 5taatsgefunbbeitsz
beb0rbe. I'M i'm na9 8uberfnlofiS 8aa5iz
len nnteri nden gu lai1en. unb es tpurSen
feine gefunben.
~@eine Mutter ftarb an Der @us3e5<
runq, als id ettpo 3tpei Sabre alt. a
SD made biefe Nngabe, 10 baB at1<
oere lernen iolen bon Sen ipnnberbuaen,
@erbien1ten beg. gdman's MIteratioe. Sd
eradte meme 9eilunQ als cine tpun1er<
bare.
(11nter3eidnetes Mffibabit)
sos. 5quires.
Gdmm's.< Mlteratipe lit tpirffa1u BEL
8ronditis. aibm9, @eufieber, &alsz lu16
2ungenzaranfbeite unb ,baut bas Sbite<u
uuf. Gl1thGIt feiue Cite, Opiaten l.uS
al,r 6etpobnbeit tperbenoe MeoiainRofe.
gu faufen Bel Der Rolitor 9rug 60. unb
anberen leitenoen apotbefern. Iraat mad
8ooflet eebeiIter 664ue unb ftreibt an bos.
gdn1an 2dbsratoriun1. philadelphia. BG.,
fiir t~peitere ebtbena.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-19
Sur 9ansnns Der @intermns.

@iu Ser 2anomirtb bon ieinem
Moaqen un6 @et5en &oditertrage er=
10 muB er ben Bflan5en Die
aernndbr1toffe 8bospboriaure, Stid=
5toff uno @ali leidt l0sli6 IN 6orm
BON @unitoiingern .3ufiibren. 9ie
NIT Mospboriaure nno
gtiditoff miro BON SET meiiten 2ano>
mirtben bereits angepunbt, Sem orit=
ten Mdbritoff ~@ali" ieoo6 miro nod
nidH sic geniigenoe 8eadtung ge=
idenft. Gus @ali aber lit geraSe Ser
ienige 9eabritoff, ser Sen Stdrfemebl-
gebolt in ben @0rnern uno iomit 6ie
5dmere Ser elben meientli6 erbobt,
ebenio merben Sic %itibenoen @emebe
0es &almes our@ oieien Mabritoff &C.
feitigt. Gin nit &ali ge0iingter &C.
treioehalm lit pieI eber I'M Stanoe,
cine lange pone Mebre 5u tagen, mie
ein &alm, ser fem &ali erbalten bot.
Man fam 6aber neben ser Drtaful=
tl1r Die &ali6iingltng. 6ireft alS Elm
Mittel gegen 6as 2agern 6es @etrei-
oes betradten. Sir Sen &eftar :iinb
an5utpenoen auf leidterem 8o6en ~
bis "a Come Saint, auf fdtperem
Wooen "a Come 40=pro5entiges Sd
Ii1al8.
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(Dffi5ieW
Yerbanblungcn bes 8oarb Der Gonu.
tp-GsmmiFare ssu GtearnS
Gpuuts, 4finn.
Office beg County, Mubitors,
Gfpnrna Hn1fnth Mfnn

Office beg County Mubitors,
Stearns County, Ninn.
Sreitag, ben 13. October, 1911.
S>e5ieQe Situng - Sem binterlegten
Mufruf 3ufolge trat bic 8eb0rbe 5uiamz
men; ale Mitglieoer antpe Ienb. S. 8.
&otpnlfotpsfi als 8oriiber. @eiu9 bes
Stanislnus 9obis fir 59antli3ens I'M
Totpn gpon tpnrbe nit Dem 8on6 Der
8eb0rbe unterbreitet, angenommen, Die
8iirgen Sran5 9obis unb Setter 59i9ta
g%utgebeiBen nnb Qi3en3 gepdbrt. = @ez
Iu3 SeS @einri& 5. Werfennis fir
59anfli3ens i'm Sotpn Safe George muir
be Der 8eb0roe 3uglet6 nit benz 8onb
unterbreitet, Die 8irgen 2ouis W3idelS
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ben folgen0e @ednunaen erlaubt uno
Dem @efee 5ufolge our 3ablnng angetpiez
fen: S. $. Garfield, Gomnni11argebnbren
u1b @eiIengelo $61.7O; S. s.. &otpal<
totpsfi bes gleiden $4,000; Nif. Sbomep
besgleiden $57.70. Nuf Intrag @erta<
gu1g fine Die.
S. 8. @opalfonsfi,
goriiber Beg 8oarb Der @ounz
tDz@ommifidre bon Stearns
@ountb, Ntrn.
Ne1tGtigt: S. IS. Mau, County, Muoitor
unb egzofficio @lerf bes 8oarb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-19

Mrbeiiter fins III Menge eitIaifen nor.
ben. Damn aber fiiblen ii9 piele Der
Snouitrien iftper be0riidt, neil iie
oas @eipenit elmer Sarifreform nit
nlie6rigem 8oue fommen ieben. Dur9
6as Mles miro sic menig befrie0igenoe
pirtbi6aftlide Gage nur beridledtert.
Das 8ertrauen miro nidt geboben,
aber l1nrl1be un6 MiBtrauen mer6en
peritdrft. l1nb oo6 iin6 sic @organge
auf gan3 natirlide uriaden 5uriid5n.
fiibren. Die Mngriffe auf Grlits nn6
&orporationen, Die in Ser Breiie un6
@eiebgebungen gemadt mer6en, iino
geredtfertigt. Die 1ruits baben iih
Bripileeien bero,1s genommer unb itd
Inn beiteben6e @eiebe nidt gefummert,
un6 Sic @egierung fat Tie gemabren
laiien, Bis 6as @oIf glbbiIfe perlangte,
90 es l1nter Sen 8eoriidungen ser
Iruqits unb &orporationen ldmer gu
lei6en bat.
Aues lit in ser 5ruit=Mera tbeuerer
gemoroen. Sic @riinoer aber lanlr
t1telten Our9 ueberfapitaliiation uno
an0er &nitte grobe Meidtbimer az.
Auf Die lauer maren iolde 3uitanoe
unDaltbar. Das Wolt %perlangt Die
@nt5iebung Der Hripilegien fir Den
@roBtapitalisml1s, ser Die Gruits ms
Seben gerufen uno 6ur4 SodS0Qe un-
terltiiBt mur0e. DoB cine &udtebr
our ~@eleBmabigfeit, our Joroerung
oes augemeinen 8oltsmobles nadoem
Iruits uno Monopole elnen lolaen
umfang erreiht baben, mirtbidnftliae
5torungen nit lid bringt lit ielbit<
peritanolid. Mber lie eber Die @iid-
tebr gu gelebliden 8uitdnoen oura-
geiebt, 0eito better. IS batte id}om
piel friiber gei@eben iouen> Damn pai=
rem Die 5olgen fir Dos 2an0 meniser
fIblbar gemoroen. Die amerifanilde
ISSnouitrie bat liG im @an3en bisber
gu piel. auf @pe5ial=Hripilegien uno
auf &od5oue perlafen> sic iie gar
nibt n0tbig fat. Gle fonn auf eige=
men GiiBen iteben uno bel ben reiden
@ulfsqueQen 6es 2anoes nit Dem
Muslono erfolgrei9 in @ettbetperb
treten. 8is Sic Gruitfrage gel0ft iein
miro, lteben mir in elmer %l1ebergangs=
5eit, un0 Die @iQ'ide 1npergleihli9e
Broiperitats =Berio6e miro nibt Elm.
treten.