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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
edredlidje aataitrDpbe.
81 een d 4. Wis. 25. Seb

yteen +. WiS., %. Sept.
Sebssebn 9oote mogen ons Ste
Iultnt zines 3uialnnren1toBes zines
3uges ser. Nortbmeltern 8ahn fem,
tpelder 5onntag friib Bel Neenab,
@is., in etnen Seutuagen fubr, nuf
oen1 0reiBig 8erionen iaBe,1 sic iid
BON einem Song al1f Sic &eimfabrt
Gin rieiiges 9feflameidil0
nerlperrte iotuobl Sic 9lnsiidt fir ben
2ofonrotipfiibrer als audi fit Sic Ssst1-
.ioiie1 oes 8agens. 5taub ltl,o See
.bel tbaten sen &eit. 3p0If Herione1t
bon Ser @eielidaft ipur6en auf ser
gtene geto0tet, un6 elmer 1T ieinet1
0erlebungen erlegen; orei an6ere bon
Zen 8erlebten tneroen nnh MnIidt Ser
Mer5te ebenfaGs iterber. Neun fanne,t
obne sic gering5ten 8erlebungen bn-
bon, ebenio bie bei6en Mer6e. Bon
ben Sniaiien 6es 3uges tpur6e ME.
1nrn1o berlest.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
Madl Sripplis.
st 0 m, 25. 5ept

slus 9fom >piro genteloet, oaB
ein @eidnaoer, beitebeno aus sen
5dla6tibiffen Mnpolt uno Monta,
Ben armierten &reu5ern Hiia, glmalfi,
@iu3eppe @nribaloi 8areie ltno
Srancesco Serrueio uno 5pei sSlottil-
len Sorpe6obo boot5erit0rern uno Iorpe-
'bobooten, gonntagabeno bon 5pra-
fns na6 Sripolis abgefabren iitto. Da
feline Gruppen an 8oaro tparen, 10
glaltbt man BOB Sic sSlotte ibre Gfii=
tigfeit altf oie 8epadung Ser @u1ten
bei6ranfen l1no nur eingreifen miro,
tpettn Sic Eiirfei nit 5einoieligfeiten
beginnen iollte. glmtlide 8eitdtiguna
Der Welolng 1T nidt 81 erlangen. Die
E3eniur, 0enen oie 3eitungen unter.
tporfen iino, iif dltberit itreng, uno
itrenge Strafen iinb arf bos geiekt,
tpettr ettpns peroffentli9t mfrs Ibe1
Die Dperationen ser GIotte uno oea
Seeres.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
Die SariibehSroe.
81. 8 ouis. Mo Ok G

St. Souis1 Mo., %. Sept.
Graiioent Gaft traf 5omitag friib
bon 8eoria, Sa.> aus in ct. Souls,
Wfo., ein> no er Sen gan5en Sag @ait
0es oortigen Miuion 9opuIation-
&lubs 1par. 9sa9 ser Mnfunft fano
ein 5riibitiid I'M Mercantile Club
itott, an oas lid cine ldngere Nutomo-
btlfabrt ourb oie Sta0t anlhloB.
Ser &raiioent bielt iid fnr5 BEL Ell
mem 8alebouipiel auf uno beiudte
oonn sen Sreimaurerfla,b uno SEN
Gitp Club. 9sadn1ittags pou3oq Ser
Gralioent Sic 0run0iteinlegung fir
oen gseubal1 Ser 9. 90. 6. 81. uno
lpobnte Oem 9allipiel 8miiden sen
&lnbs BON GbilaoeIpbia un0 ct.
Souls bel. Das greigniB oeg Ga-
.ges mar cine Mnipra9e seq 8rali-
benten iiber oas Gbe11n .garifbeb0r-
oe" i'm Goliieui11 am Mbeno. Ser 8rd.
#iioent entDtfelte iettten 8lb6rern Sic
Mufgabe Der genanr1ten 8eb0roe a1nb
betonte Sic gtotbpen0igfeit, bielelbe
5n elmer ifan6igen ginridtung ser
Bl1noesregiera11g al MAIDEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
Stir Mobbenidl1tt.
50 a I + / II at on. 26.

8aibingto o n, 26. Sept.
Sbgeid Ser @ertrog gum Shube
Ser 9tobben IN orftii9en @etpGfern
in ineniger als brei Wonaten i11 &raft
treten ion, fins meoer bon @roBbri=
tannien, &ublan6 ooer SSapan Sarit=
tie gu elmer susmedielung getban NOR
sen, 1pelde itattfinoen nruB, ebe er
@eietesfraft erlangen fnnn. 9teie
slusmedielltng ntuB bier 5tpil6en Sen
[8ertretern Ser genannten 2an6er
itattfinben unter Wfittpirfung 6es &C.
fretdrs &nor fit Sic Ser. @taaten.
FDieie 8er50gerung lit tpabriheinli4
6ur@ Sic Mbnelenbeit ser rneiften 6i<
pTomattiden @ertreter auf CONNER
urlaub beoingt, u,t6 Ser Musta,tld-
miro ie6enfaus unn1ittelbar na@ if
rer @iidfebr bierber itnttfinoen. SSn=
pan mag Sen 8unih baben, Ben aus-
tauia 6ur6 6en 8otidafter pon3ieben
gu laile11, ser an Sic Stene 6es Bi-
con1te l1dt6a tritt, pelder bon Sc
attle na6 Sopan abgereift lit. Dies
miiroe eine @er50gerung bon mebre=
rem Monaten be6ea1ten uno SEN Sag
ser 8oll5ieb1ng nabe on SEN 3eit=
punft bringen, 5u 6em ser 8ertrog
i11 @raft treten ioll.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
&afjl a,,t 1. October.

Merico Gitp, Mer, 25. Sept.
Sic 8raiioentenpabl in Merifo
miro am / Z Sctober itattfinoen. mte
am Montag in elmer anttliden 8e-
fanntn1a9nng in Meerico @itp erflGrt
pl1rbe. Beri9ieoene Betittonen auf
Nerldiebung oes 8abltermins mur=
SEN Montag Mbet16 bom Senat nno
BON ser Deputiertenfanmer 5a1riifge<
tpielen. ssn beioeh Sauiern mar oie
Maioritat gegen @eri6iebung beoeu-
teno in ser Deputiertenfamn1er 146.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
Erter dlleiI.
.&attaDa 9e8e1t
Me5iprojitdt.

W2 o ntrenI 9nt. % s5ept.

Wt It / T c q !, aJnf., 11.Soepl.
1ie 2aurier Negierl1ng 11n0 Ne5i-
;por3itdt erlitten BEL Ser am Conner
ltag in Canada abgebaltenen @abl Ell.
ne entldeioenoe geieberlage Die Il.
berale Moioritat bon 43 1pnr0e 0l1rd
einen lpabren 9an0ruti6 birtpeggefegt
uno Sic fo1nerpatipe Yartei erlangte
eine ser groBten Maioritdten bei-
naDe SO - oie ientals cine Nartei
in Canada eebabt fat Sieben Gqbi-
nettlniniiter, Sic unter 2aurier geoient
batte1> befanoen ii6 1nter sen 9eliege
ten. 0ie 2iberalen perloren bet1labe
in alien 8ropi115en oes Dominiln1rs !;
1po iie gelponnen, lit sic Waioritdt
11ur gering, mabrel1o Die Maioritaten
Ser Gonlerpatipen enorm iinb. Onta-
rio sic fiibrenoe Yropitt5 bon CANADA,
erflarte iid beinabe einitiurmig gegen
Sic @egierung un0 gegen @e5ipro5i-
,tdt. &obert 8. 8oroen, Ser 6iibrer
Der @onierpatipen, miro in fur5em
Yrenier BON Canada ,perben nn6 miro
inn YarIament bon elmer Maioritat
nnter1tiitt merben, Sic groBer als
notbmenoig lit. Die geie0erlage be-
oel,tet, oab Sic 1ieloing= =&nor &e5i=
pro5it1tSborlage, 1pelde pon 6em Cont
greB Ser @ereinigten gtaaten in bel-
fen grtra=Situng ratifi5iert muroe,
oem 5m0lften Harlanrent, lpeldes int
nabiten Monat 3uiantnentritt, ni6t
norgelegt lperoen miro; lie be0eutet
ierner, oaB cine repioierte 8aiis 6eS
San0els nit SEN 8ereinigten Staaten,
1uelde auf engeren fommer5iellen 8e-
5iehungen ser bei0en 2a1roer berubt,
in Ser 11aGiten 3ufl1nft ni6t nrogli6
lit. Sic Gonierpatipen iino an oie So
litif gebunoen, nelde sic @ren5en ge-
gen sic 8ereinigten 5taaten iMiebt.
Sic gfieoerIage be0eutet mebr:: lie be-
1eutet 1as Nb.feten bon Sir @ilfreb
2amrier Don ser politiiden 8iibne,
pon eineln Manne, ser beinabe 5pet
Defaoen lang oie @eihide bes Donri<
1,iums geleitet bat. sat bod 2anrier
lelb1t reribieoertlih pdbretto ser bibi<
gen @an1pagne, Sic Der 8abl poraus-
ging, empbatiib erfldrt, oaB Sic Nie-
DerIose ieiner Nartei SOS @noe ieiner
Garriere beoeuten -tniiroe, oenn er
1pur6e li9 ME 6a5u beriteben, Sibrer
Ser MinoritGt elmer foniernatipen Ne<
qierl1ng gegenuber 5u Ietn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
@elbi,1m,te beidjlasnabmt.
W e 1p yl o hi, rs. Sep:

&c 10 y I, 20. SepI.
Sic Hoitbeb6roen, in Seem Sort per-
anloBten am Montug Sic 8ei6lagnab=
ME elmer groberen @eloiumme, iiber
100000, Sic =sSareo Tlagg it. un0
feline NIT linn 5uiammen unter Ser
Mnflage, idpin6elbafte @eidafte a.n<
ter Mibbraud Ser 3olt getrieben gu
baben, ant 5antitag in Seem Oorf per=
bafteten @enoiien als &eierpe gebal-
ten baben Iouen. 6lagg un0 feline
adt Mttangefloeten unter oenen ii6
ser eben1alige 8unhesidabmeiiter Da=
MEL 81. Morgan befinoet, berbradten
bie 3eit felt ibrer Gerbaftl.ng I'M @e-
fangniB, 90 fie nidt in ser Gage tpa-
rem, sic erfor6erlide 8iirgihnft auf-
5ubringen. u. 80. &iggins, ser
6laggs @e6tsberotber iein ion, 1pur-
Sc am Montag gegen $4,000 8iirg-
idnft aus Der Soft entlaiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
Die &roareTipe,1.

@ a bington .. g., 25. Sept.
Sic eriie @onferen3 Der progreiii>
ben &epublifaner 3ur grtudgung bon
8lanen our @rlangung Der &ontroue
in ser republifanifhen geationalton=
pention i'm na6iten Sabre, miro am
Is. Sftober in Chicago abgebalten
peroen, tpie @alter g. &ouier, ser
@oriiber oes &au1pagnefomiteeS Ser
progreiiiben @epublifaner befannt
gegeben fat. ginla0ungen oa5a1 iino
nod allen &idtungen ausgeianbt
moroen. @s miro ertpartet, baB Ser
8raiioentidafsboom fir 9enator
@obert SO. Ga 6ouette BEL Ser @ele-
genbeit bonn Stapel gelalien per0en
tpir6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
Qath. @puflobe.

Gincin nnati s., "a. Sept. J
8obl sic mibtigite fatbolifbe &on=
flape, tpelde in sen lebten 5ebn Sab
rem itattgefunoen bat, miro am Dten.
ltug in Cincinnati, g., er0ffnet 1per-
oen, me1ln Ser Mational gudariifie
gongreb feline Diertdttge 5ibrng BE-
ginnt. Sin pones 3rittel Ser &ierar-
die ser Bereinigten Stnaten miro bei
bieier @elegenbeit 5l1iammenfommen,
I'M oie 4rin5ipien ser gu6ariitie
9eague ser Nrititer feit5uiteaen uno
Sic Musbreitung Ser fatbolilden 2eb-
re in 6ieien 2anoe gu 6isfutieren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
9amfiasnng.

9ie l1nter5eidneten ipreden bier.
nit alien Germanoten a1n0 9ea6baren,
>pelde tp6brer1o ser i6meren &ranfbeit
ibrer @attin ltlro Mutter bel Sag uno
Nabt ibnen 10 biilfreib anO auf-
opferuo CUR 5eite geifanoe11 uno fid
nit ibne,1 in sic @ranfenpflege tbeil-
ten, ipie aud alien, tpe1de an ibrem
8egrGbnilie tbeilnabnten uno fir ibre
geelenrlbe beteten, ibren anfri6tigen
sDanf aus lr,to rufen alien rein Ser
.gelts @ott1 3u.
Sobn Stoututes mnb 8inber.
ISt. Mdolag, oen 90. 5ept. 1911.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
Sritf his &
Ner1)tittlerroue.
Dentidlanb be,niibt iid, ben Strtit
iuegen 9ripolis bnrd cine frennb.
idaftlide &eritanbignng ai erleSi.
sen. Stalien 81gert nit einem
Angriff.
Berlin. IS. Sept.

Il
gs 1T betannt getporoen. 6ab
Deutidla1o, obtpobl es fi4 nidt Of.
lfi5ien ,als 8ernittIer angeboten bat,
in @om io,pobl als in 4onitnnttno-
pei iid ben1iibt cine frieolide 9#i@-
tung Der @ontroDerie 3,pifden Der
giirfei uno Stalien ipegen Sripolts
3uipege gu bringen. Deutidlano balt
5ein6ieligfeiten 51piiden oiefen bei6en
2dnoern fit cine 8e6robung oes euro-
pdii9en 6rie6ens, oa iie tnobrideinlih
bon eitrem Nusbrud auf sem 8alfan
gefolgt tpiir0en, in SEN 9eiterreib<
ltngarn uno anbere Wadte binein ge-
5ogen meroen nr0bten. Deutib=
lano en1pfiebt als bette 2oirmg Der
Srage, 6aB sic 5irfei oie So16eritt,
tereiien Staliens in Eripolis aner-
fennt un6 ibren @i6eritano gegen oie
mirtbidaftlide 4ufidliebung 9ripo-
lis 6urb Stalien aufgibt nno aud,
oaB SStalien 6ie 5ouper6nitdt ser 9iir-
tel iiber ienes 2ano anerfe,tnt.
Deltldlan6s StelIung gu oieier 5a@e
iit eigenartig, 6a Stalien Elm Bu16es-
9enoiie lit unb an6ererieits 0eutih-
lano uno sic Siirfei ouf febr frelt16-
idaftliGem 6uB iteben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
@eae,, Sbemermna.
g e RI in. 25. 9el

Sic @egierung in Berlin ion oie
NbiiM baben, Sen 3ou auf Mais gu
sreou3iere1r sll,1o Sen grport BON &ar.
ftoffeIn i'm 9inblid auf Die MiBernte
uno soen Mangel an giebfutter gu
perbfeten, iotpie Sen @ebraud oer
Jog. rAusfubrpramien" alif5ubeben
pel6e fiir erportiertes @etret0e aus
gegeben tperben unb oa5u benubt mer,
sen f0nne1, 6ie @infubr5one auf ent,
ipreben6e 0uontitaten @etreioe, He'
troleum un0 8affee 81 be5ablen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
Sp6esitnra.

Maiian gouleparo, 8. s., S 25 Sept.
9luf ser ssSnternationalen Slugmo=
de, pelde in gfaiiau @oulepar6, 8.
s., abgebalten miro, ereignete fib am
Montag elm beoauernsmertbeS l1n-
gliid, tpel6es Sen sos eines iltngen
Moiatifers CUR 6oIge batte. Dr. S. 6.
@Iarfe bon .Metp Sort, Elm glmate11r.
flieger, Ser am Dienitag feline Slug
li5er13 befomme1t ioute, perilldte einen
Mufitieg un6 mar bereits 260 SUB
bod gefommen. aIs fein Queen 8le.
riot MonopIau berobitiir3te. Die Ser.
lebungen beg 8erungIiidten tparen io
idmcr, bnB er I'M ESQ l1br abenos
i'm Maiiau Soipital berifarb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
Guitienb,tna geitoble,t.
ct. 8 on ts, Wo., 25. 5ept.

3 ~ 3 :
Grit am Montag >puroe es befannt,
oab Dor eineln sSubre cine regiitrierte
genoung, Sic 5piiden $4,000 unb
$4,000 in 8nargelo entbielt uno bon
elmer 8anf peridiH NOR. in ser 8oit-
office IN ct. 2ouis, Mo., geitoblen
lporoen iit. 8oitneiiter s. S. Mfins,
eirige ieiner l1ntergebenen, iolpie per-
ldieoene Eoitinipeftoren, sic ben San
unterinbt baben, baben ieit 6em Dieb,
itabl sic. Mngelegenbeit itreng gebeirn
gebaltet. &oitmeiiter Nfins peigerte
iih am Montag, ii9 iiber oie Sa6e
aus5ulaiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
s,n glbid)ieos Muoien5.
Mipn. 25. 5ebt.

Ser amerifaniide Miilitdrattade in
Wien, M1aior 8iniam $. Mnaire 1T
bonn aoiler 5rar5 Soief IN Spe5ial-
ouoien5 enlpfangen tporoen nno bat
bieiem jeilt Nbberl1fnngsid sidtretbetl
iitgrreiht. 5ein Madfolger, &anpt=
mann .Walter 9. Gotbef, mar eben=
fans antpeiet1o. Der Monarb nnter-
bielt 1id in iebr ber5li6er 8eiie nit
Zen beioen Mmerifaner1t utto oriifte
iein Bebnuern iniber bas 5heiben bes
Maiors glaaire aus, oent er ieine Hbo-
ttograpbie nit eigenbdnoiger Nantens-
]. l1nterf4rift gum Beidenf gnadte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
2ebt NIT gebrodjene1n @euid.
6 I'll az 0, 25. 81

a.. E y D1tu 9 ., 20. Sep1:
Gin gebro9enes @enid i6eint fir
sen fanaoiiben 2uftihiffer gleranoe1
Mc2op& 11idt biel gu beoeuten gu ba-
ben 50er i'm @oipitaI gu @eit 8un-
man nah einer1t Sale in Ser lebten
8o9e idnen ieiner @eneiung ent-
gegengebt. Gie 9ler5te Derlidern, oab
Ser @als oes 2uftlbiffers an 5tpei
5tellen gebroden puroe, uno trob-
oem gebt ser 8atient in ieinem 3im.
mer beretts mie0er ipa5ieren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
8oaroffs ltrtbcil pollitredt.
g / e N, %. Sep

Ginitri gograff, Ser Moroer oes
8renrierminiiters 5tolppin, ser bonn
@riegsgeri6te gum 9o0e berurtbeilt
tporoen tpar, lit bier geb6nat iporoen.
'Gor ser &inribtl1ng berlangte Der
ilnqe Monn einen Mabbtner 5u leben,
5nies aber ipdter Die Tr0ifungen iei=
mes @aubens 3uriif, als ibrn eroffnet
,pur6e, baB sic l1nterreoun IL Sc.
Egentpart eit1eg geamten itnttfi1oen
Imiiiie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
sritt in bas fanabiid)e aabinett,
W irtni peq, 26. Sepf.

Winnipeg 26. SePt.
Mobert @oIlers, Ser Miniiter Der
offentliben Mrbeiten in Manitoba,
lit eingelaben tporoen, in 6as fana=
6iihe &abinett ein5utreten un6 lit
abgereiit, nm nit 81. 9. 8or0en in
Ottatpa 5uiamen gu treffen, mn 5l1
entldei6en, ipel6es 8ortefeuiqe tbm
ermiinidt lit. @r lpir6 ipabriheinli6
oas Mini1terium 6es ssSr1nern iiber-
nebmen. 1pel6eS itets Elm Mann aus
Sem @eiten gu erbolten pflegt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
l1mterind,tns in solinsen.
g o lin d e II, "a. {

Gbeooore Diebl, Elm Gertreter 6es
8un0esi6abamtes ser 8ereintgten
Staaten, lit am Samitug IN Solingen
-ei1getroffen, Inn sic angebli6en 3on=
unteridlagungen 5lt unteriuden, oie
ii6 berausgeiteut baben iouen, als
groBe ESen6ungen bon Stablmaaren
aus oielem Diitrift inn leBten SUM-
bon .8onbeamten in Seem Sort be-
i6lagnabntt tpuroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
syalldle @eid)e.
Ritfs hnrn. Nn 9.

Yittsburg, $50, q. Sept.
Ser 8ug go. % ser @enniplnanio
8abn, befnnnt als ser 18 5tun6en-
61ieger 3tpiiden Chicago uno Seem
Dorf, batte 5onntag fritz cine balbe
Stunoe, na65enr er aug Bittsburg,
Ga., obgefabren tpar, eine &olliiion,
in pelder Elm 3ugangeitenter geto6te1
l1n6 bier anoere, iotpie Elm Baiiagier,
$. .. 6aulfner aus sSSeriep @itp, g.
g., berlebt ipuroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
100000 9sfunb Slice anaebalten.

9 a n5roneiseo, Sal, 24. Sept.
8einabe 100000 Hfur6 Gbee,
sic auf 100000 betpertbet peroen,
lino i'm Soften bon 5an 5raneiseo,
gal., angebalten poroen. Der Sbee
miro carouf unteriudt lper6en, ob ibu1
cine Sarbiubftan5 beigefiet >poroen
III. Gbeeimporteure i'm Often baber
telegrapbiid 8roteft erbobe,1. 5ie
orpben, Sic @eridte an5urufen uni
penangen, 6aB Ser 9bee in einen
anoeren @afen unteriu9t tperoe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
@ier me,,e 9a,,,pfer.
g rem EN- 81 e

- e III e Il, q. Sepf.
Ser Norooeutl6e slopo Fat, tpie
aug Bremen gemeloet miro, bier grabe
Goppelld)rauben= =Gampfer in 8eltel-
lung gegeben, Die fir ben argentina
lben 0tenlt Gerpenoung finaen iol-
len.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-26
UNEMPLOYED ARMY
IN DEMONSTRATION
March on Fresno to Wage
Free Speech Fight.

st. Louis, Mo-, Feb. 25.-An army of
100 unemployed men, consisting of three
members of the industrial workers of the
world and ninety-seven sympathizers,
left their quarters, 800 Market street, at
o'clock this afternoon to march on
Fresno. Cal, and take part in the free
speech fight, to be made there by leaders
of the industrial workers.
By twos the army filed out Market
street to Tower Grove station to catch
freight trains to Kansas City, their first
stopping place, which they expect to
reach Monday night All were not able
to catch the same train and a meeting
place has been arranged by the order
in that city.
The army was led by Joseph Sorensen.
captain. Each mans name was regis
tered in a book, and he was given a
postal card with which to notify the
order, should he go astray. These pos
tails will be addressed to the association
at Kansas City.
Nnen the army reaches Kansas City
the number will be enlarged to about
200. By picking up the unemployed along
the route, the marchers expect to num-
Der more than 1000 when they reach
Fresno.
They claim they will have a perfect
right to free speech" at Fresno They
say they cannot be arrested, as the city
will be unable to provide for them should
they be incarcerated.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-26
HOE HEIRS ACCUSE
WOMAN OF STRATEGY
Mrs Brown-Joh Asked to Tell How She Obtained
100000 Worth of Securities

New York. Feb. G.-The strategy by
which Mrs. Margaret thomson Brown
Johns, the most beautiful woman in
Kentucky" is alleged to have obtained
possession of securities worth about $780,
600 from the estate of Robert Hoe, mil
Eonaire printing press manufact urer. is
disclosed in an amended answer which
the executors of the Hoe estate to-day
secured permission from Supreme Court
Justice Platzek to serve.
The executors charge that Mrs Johns,
having obtained by fraudulent means as
signmcnts of securities from Hoe TO
herself, went to the persons havine in
charge Hoes possessions after his death
and told these persons she must have
access to the safety deposit box She
secured certain papers deposited in the
box by threatening to report the matter
to tho hotel if she was not given access
u the box.
The amended answer explains that Mrs
Johns was the wife of Lewis F. Brown.
4 h-ntaCky railroad ticket agent, whep
SIG met NJ. Hoe in London, prior to
December, 1897. The answer declares that
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fact, since the day of the settlement of
DR.. MCKim's suits. l never represented
Mrs. McKim, but on the contrary did
represent her husband, the doctor. How
could 1 say what her marital plans, II
she had any, may be. Ridiculous! 1
never even thought of 1t. And 1 refuse to
think any more about it. Good night"
Close friends of Mr.. Emerson's beauti-
full daughter say she is not expected
to stop in this city. They say she will
seek seclusio nwith friends near by for
several days at least. Until more definite
cable news from London is received, or
until Mr.. Vanderbilt makes a statement
that will clear the atmosphere, she is not
expected 10 tell her plans.
Mrs. Laws Action Puzzles.
The peculiar actions of Mrs. Law, in
leaving so hurriedly without notice to
her friends, caused comment among the
associates of Mrs. McKim. They recalled
that Mr.. Vanderbilt had spent much time
in the company Of the attractive Mrs.
Law Just before the news of the threat
ened suit by DR.. McKim came out. When
the young multimillionaire also made
quick dash to Europe, unaCcompanied
even by his valet and upon an unknown
steamer. they were amazed. Mrs. McKim
was then in New York City, but she left
almost Immediately for the hCme of her
father, and has remained there, secluded
from interViewers.
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THINK MRS. LAW MAY
WE'D A. G. VANDERBILT
Sudden Departure for Europe Where He Is, as
Mrs McKim Also Starts, Puzzles Society

- New York. Feb. 25.-Friends who have
been expecting an announcement of the
engagement of Alfred G. Vanderbilt are
awaiting with interest for the cable re-
ports that will announce the attitude of
Mrs. George Law, the beautiful society
widow, who is due to arrive in London
tomorrow.
Since the abrupt departure of Mrs. Law
for England on Wednesday, following the
published reports on Wednesday morning
Of the settlement of the alienation suits
brought by DIR. McKim, over the divorce
of his pretty wife, Mrs. Margaret Emer-
son McKim, society has been in the
dark.
Mrs. McKim Going TO LOndOn:
Mrs McKim is now on her way to
New York from the winter home of her
father, Capt Isaac Emerson, at George
town, S. c. She has not made any state
ment about her plans.
London cables stated that Abraham
Hirschfield, a New York lawyer, was au-
thority for an announcement that Mrs.
McKim would leave at once for Lon
don to wed Mr.. Vanderbilt. Tonight
Mr. Hirschfield said:
Il am astonished at this cable. / am
out of the McKim affair; have been, in
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DEATH RECORD.
WHITE

4
Mary Hammond. 2 Geo. Wash. Univ. Hosp.
Samuel White. 20. Home for Aged and Infirm.
Harriet Crouch. 81. 6A u St sw
Mary Culver. 5. Home for Aged and Inffrm.
Edith II. Birkit, 13 1904 st. Sc
Ora II. Sniffen, 19 Ga G st SC.
Sarah Ouison g., 5l7 L Capitol st.
Michael Stein, e. L. S. Soldier Home ID. c.
Charles Tibbett, 81, U. s Soldiers Home D. @.
Mary C. Fowler, 60. 30 Pa. ave NV.
Sarah c. Grimes. g.. los 7th St sc.
Joseph G. Tihori, 81. l7S st NV
Robert j. Duff, 49, Walter Reed General Hosp
Hugh McGregoF, q. Home for Aged and Inhrm.
Samuel Hill, Z. Children's Hosp
Margaret Z. Conley, months, 900 18th st. NV.
CoLoREp.
Mary Foster 90 Wash. Asylum Hosp.
Carrie wilkerson. 81 2ae f st. NV.
Megia Smith, g. 1872 1, st. nv.
Mary Clark, IS. Freedmen's Hosp.
William Ross q. Garfield Hosp
Bartlett Armstrong, 81. 50 2 St NV.
Maud Kennedy, ., 1916 z st NV.
Edward Montague. "a. Stanton Town, ID. @.
Bertie jenkins. a. f7s ST. NV.
Helen Smith, 3. ls3 p St NV.
Richard johnson Q months II9 Pierce & NV
Albert Lewis months. 81 G st. sx.
Herbert Davenport, months. 20 ID ST sw
Einora Green, months. 6S X St Sc.
Infant Of jamie and Raymond Rounds, months
6S Fla. ave-
Albert Smith. Il days, 2lf st nv.
Magic Belford, I DAY. 1G l. st. ".
Henry w. Muse. day. Ffeedmcn's Hosp
Infant Of Frederick 4 and Sarah L. Harris, J
lays l5E b st ne.
Infant Of Berman and Cora Colbert, 5 hours M
2th St NV.
Edward Lonaz. 70 niaut.. sSss Bl.nd's &. M.
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ANNUAL INSTITUTE HELD.
Sunday school Members Take Part
in Devotional Exercises.


The annual Sunday School Institute. of
the Lutheran Churches OF Washington.
und direction Of the Eastern conference
of the Maryland Synod. which was held
Friday evening in the auditorium Of Zion
Lutheran Church. Sixth and streets
northwest, was the most successful ever
held
The programme was divided into two
parts, devotional exercises being in charge
OF Rev. c. F. Bergner. and a discussion
of Sunday school topics directed by DR..
wiedley. pastor of the Church of the
Reformation.
Tho devotional exercises were partici-
pated in by Rev. c. F. Berbner. Rev.
c. z Wiles. Rev. ]. L. Frantz, Rev.
l. c. Douglas and Rev d f Wiseman.
Five carefully prepared and instructive
addresses on Sunday school work COM
prised the programme for the evening,
and were effectively presented as fol-
lows: How to study the lesson" II G.
Bruner, of St PaUl's Church; 'Th .
Teachers Duty" Miss Irene Godron, Of
St Marks Church; Mems Bible Class,
L. Russell Alden. of Epiphany Church;
Relation of the Sunday school to the
church Rev. c. F.. Stack, d D., of
Epiphany Church. and Relation Of the
church to the Sunday school,. Rev. L"
c. Douglas. of Memorial Church. a pleas
ing number was Dudley Bucks Fear
Not Ye,' Oh Israel" sung by Miss Edith
Stowell. soprano soloist or Epiphany
Lutheran Church.
The committee in charge of the institute
was composed of Rev. John Weidley,
D. D.. pastor of the Church of the Re-
formation. Rev. John T. Huddle, pastor
of St PauTs, and Mr.. A. Y. Leech. jr..
of the Church of the Epiphany, who acted
as secretary of the meeting.