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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-07

coAtrol Of commerce among the states
or with foreign countries in any par
ticular line of industry is secured or
threatened, expose those who are con-
cerned in such efforts TO the penalties
prescribed in the second action OF the
act, because they are engaged in mon
opolizing or attempting to monopolize
such commerce.
1T is also now settled that no form OF
corporate organization, merger or con-
solidation, no species Of transfer of
title, whether by sale, conveyance or.
mortgage; and no lapse Of time from
the date of the original contract, con-
spiracy or combination can bar a fed
eral court of equity from terminating.
an unlawful restraint, or compelling
the disintegration of a monopolistic
cOmbination.''
Mr. Wickersham quoted from Coy.
Woodrow Wilson's work, THE State"
the following:
TT is one of the distinguishing
CHARACTERISTICS of the English race,
whose political habit has been trans
mitted to us through the sagaeious
generation by whom this government
was erected, that they have never felt
themselves bound by the logic of laws.
but only by practical understanding
OF them based upon slow precedent.
For this race the law under which
they live is at any particular time
what 1t is then understood TO be and
this understanding Of 1t Is compounded
or the circumstances OF the time. Abb
solute theories of legal consequences
they have never cared to follow out
to their conclusions Their laws have
always been used as parts of the prac-
teal running machinery Of their polit-
les, parts to be fitted from time to time
by Interpretation to existing opinion
and social conditions"
IF this law" the attorney general
said in conclusion, "is designed to
protect the people of this country from
the evils of monopoly and to preserve
the liberty of the individual to trade
freely, it shall now be clearly under-
stood; IL it's true purpose shall be
recognized and its beneheient conse-
quenses realized, the twenty years Of
slowly developed Interpretation and
widening precedent will not have been
without great value. For the law win
henceforth be used. to employ Or. VIII
sons language, as a part OF the rum
ming machinery Of our political system
adapted to the needs Of our social con-
dition."
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-07

This simple frock is cut in Empire
style, with a slightly raised waistline.
The shoulder is seamless and the sleeve
OF elbow length. The two-piece skirt
closes in front on a line with the closing
Of the waist.
Cashmere, serge. cheviot, linen, ging
ham, lawn and other materials are suit.
able for this style.
The pattern, No. 5,50S, is cut In sizes
IA, 10 and Is years. Medium size re.
quires 5A yards of 36-inch material.
The above pattern can be obtained by
sending 10 cents to the Office of this
paper.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-07
nEST AND HEALTH TO MOTHER AAD CHIC.

HAs. W1NsLpw's SooTHENo SYRUP has bern
rssd Tor over SIXTY YEARS by MILLIONS IL
IE1IHING, with PERFECT SUCCESS Ii
NJ0THES the CHILD, SOFTEES the q UhfS
ALLANS all PAIN CURES WIND GOLIc, and
IS the lest remedy lor DIARRHaEA. 1T Is abb
solutely harmless Be sure and ask for Mrs
Winsloyx's Soothing SYRUP and TAXA no okas@
kiud- Twenty-Five cents bottle. +
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-07

The Hiking club will go on a taunt
this evening. Miss Finks is to be a
guest Of honor this evening prior to
her departure for her home at Monroe
City, Mo- En- route she will visit at
Duluth and eastern points. Miss Top
ping, who is making her home with
her sister, Miss Lillian Topping, will
be a new member of the club this eve-
ming.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-07

Mrs. w. L. Void and daughters Of
Cummings, who have been at the Y.
during the illness of Miss Void at one
of the local hospitals, left today for
their home, Miss Void being much i'm
proved.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-07

DIR. Wiley has ascertained from
thirty manufacturers that meat is not
a necessary ingredient OF mince pies,
nor cherries of cherry pies
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-07
Y. w. c. A. NOTES.

The Misses Dorothy Baugh of Chi
cago' Evelyn Puschinsky, Isabella Stol-
Ter OF Huron, s. d.; Hulda SALISBURY
of Minot, and Alfredo McLaren of
Wheatland are new arrivals at the Y.
dormitory.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-07

Miss Hogarth of the Y. dormitory
leaves in short time for Lake Melissa
where she will be guest at the Will
son cottage.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-07

A Chicago man is going with his
family on a three-months trip to Eu-
rope on money made by tips. But
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-07

A man has offered to the government
his invention of dirigible fog. What
he should bend his energies to next is
a made to order rain.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-07

they were tips to him as waiter, not
of the racing or stock tip variety.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-07

Sheer white marquisette is the ma
terial and the skirt Is gathered at the
waist and confined, lower down by
the pink ribbons run under castings of
lace, sewed to the marquisette. Each
casing Is edged with narrow frfIied
lace. The fichu drapery makes the
bodice very graceful and the decol-
lete is finished in tucker style, fine
white net being drawn up on cords In
circular Dutch effect. Tiny pink rose
buds trim the fichu sash and skirt in
dainty fashion.
A Massachusetts, man was arrested
for selling his wife for $3.50. OF
course. No man can get rid Of his
wife that easily.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-07

On Wednesday afternoon, June 20, oc-
Cured the wedding of Miss Palma
Peterson and Edward Johnson, both of
Palermo. The wedding occurred at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Oson
in that city, the ceremony being per-
formed by the Rev. Mr.. Nelson of
Minot. Mr.. Johnson is a grain buyer
and very popular business man of
Palermo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-07

The marriage ceremony which united
the lives of Miss Della Lou Bradshaw
of Fort Pierre, S. D.. and Arthur Gar
field Phillips. was performed wednes-
day afternoon at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. @. o. Dalrymple, at Casselton.
Rev. Mr.. Cooper performed the cere-
mony. They expect to leave for Boze-
man, Mont, where the bridegroom has
secured a lucrative position and where
they will make their future home,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-07

Friday last, Peter DanieIson and
Miss Marie Nilsson assumed the obliga-
tions Of husband and wife. The we'd
ding ceremony was performed by Rev.
Mr.. Helseth at Free Lutheran church
at Bisbee. After a short wedding trip
to the eastern part of the state the
young people will make their home on
the farm Of the bridegroom near
Bisbee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-11

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Ticket please.
Tn on my way.
Just travelling.
Need q suit case or a
bag7
Beauties; serviceable,
all leather kinds lined
with leather or linen. A.
moderate prices.
$3.50 to $4,000
Travelling caps, and
light crush hats for a
long trip
Fine English caps--or
the more economically
priced.
SOC to $3.50.
Trunks - Wardrobes,
steamers, ''bnreaus"--or
the staple kind.
From $500 to $500
Something in a suit or
overooati Collars, ties,
underwear, shirts.
- -'.<s-s.:.----.--.=s
| NJ. MANDELL
wsnNcroS clrmHs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-11

corps maintained iargc expeditions
airy force In Cuba during the early
part 90 the present year. the regular
s'Hsons work in target practice was
somewhat delayed. Nevertheless. tho
number of qualifications during the
present. year viii compare favorably
With tnosc Of eny similar period in
past wears. this bcing mainly due 10
IN. experience ana ability OF tho of
ncsrs IN charge of the two largest
ranges used by the corps IN the United
stairs--thnt az winthrop. ND, nnd tho
rance OF the Iiay state military rifle
assc citation "a Wakefield. Mas.
''rhc approximate numDer Of men
who are drawing increased compcnsa-
tlon by reason OF qualification IL s.i70.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-11

gerald second mate OF the bark Hes.
pcr the ship around which 20 many
writer's ~ verse and prose have woven
poems and tales.
Dozens of other Infamous crIminnls
~ the coast, stngr robbers, bank
bandits aud brutal murders. have
either died In cells or at the end Of
the Eallows ~ thls Calilornin penlicn-
slary, 10 which the McNamnras have
been taken.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-11
FOLK IS SMUDBEO
BY FRIENDS OF
CHAMP CLARK
But Politicians Get Busy at
Once to Repair the Blunder;
Invitation to Dinner Is
Sent by Wire.

Washington. Dec il.-Formcr
Governor Joseph w. Folk Of Missouri
was prevented from being Included
In The Hist ~ presidential possibilities
invited 10 the jackson day banquet
here by friends of speaker champ
clark. according 10 one report 60.
day Folk will receive an invita-
ton II ne has not already got ~. as
the leaders realized today that a
biunder had been made, After hur~
ricd consultations Edward A. New
man. Democratic national commit
teeman Tor the District Of Columbia.
VINO was chairman OF last nights
meeting. agreed 10 send an invita-
ton by wtre 10 Folk. No doubt has
been expressed here that FOLK VIII
noccpt even under such peculiar ctr
cutnstanccs as surrounded ~ bciatcd
extension.
senator stone ~ Missouri. VINO
with Representative Floyd. also Of
Missouri. had been named on the
committee. was busy today trying To
straishten oui the "bIundcr and 81
sued "A sv0-word Npe.writien state
mnni concerning u.
ft ftiitit INtnIt WIZ NftAfA iitiANH "
clark had prevented Folks name
being added 10 the list, declared cot
ter r. Bride Of this cts had pto-
posed the invitation Go Folk. MI.
Bride Is one OF the closest friends OF
William Jennings Bryan, The Ne
braskan In almost Invariably the
guest OF bride az the lalter's home
hen in Washington, IT, boarded
with Bride while IN congress. and
their families haNe ever since been
intlmate-
stone issucs staumcn,.
There was much discussion ~ the
sighting Of Folk. however. about the
capital. especially after dispatch
from -. Louis appearing ia she even
INK papers told Of clark hradauar-
ters. being opened Ia 81 Louis ana
Louisiana. Mo.. to-day
senator stone vas not AT last night
meeting he said ne had forgotten
about u ana that the failure 1" IN
vite Folk Was mistake which he re-
GREETED.
u saw Mr.. Newman today" SAYS
stone in his statement, "and told him
I thought the gentlemen who were
az the Shoreham last night had mad"
mistake la not Including Governor
Folks name aiong with the names
Of other presidential candidates IN
the list OF speaker and that would
be greatly Obliged " he. az chairman
OF the arrangements committee.
would Send the goyeruo. an Invita-
ton al once with an explanation. He
snid there was ma intention on the
part Of any one 81 siight Gov. Folk
or any one else aud said they did not
select speakers merely because their
names had been mentioned Va con-
neotion with the presidency but
rather by states. 50 as 10 distribute
them as wen as possible and that
nr they had already agreed upon Mr..
Clark and MIR. LLOYD as speakers they
did not think u advisable o. add tho
name OF another MisSouTien How =
ever. he told NJ. that he would at
once trlegraph his explanation 10
Governor Folk aud that he would
take pleasure In sending him In dae
| time d formal invitation 90 attend the
banquet ~ one of the Speakers,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-11

Gas IN tbs stomach comes from food
which has sermented. Oct rid ~ this
badly GlHeNted food AZ quickly as pos
slhse Y You w0ala avoid a bilious at.
tack; HERnlNE Il the remedy you
need. Y clsanses and Strengthens the
stomach. liver and bowels, and restores
energy ana chetrfulnesz. Prise soc.
Sold BY an pFns9lstu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-11
AMERICAN NAVY IS
ALMOST ENTIRELY
AMERICAN
Report of Navigation Blu
reau Shows 30 Per Cent Of
Enlisted Men Are Native
Born.

Washington. -. c. bee. if--The
epvrt % the chief ~ the bureau OF
navigation. Rear Admiral Reginald
v. Nicholson, IL fliled With data 90 I'M
portance not only to iac navy bat I"
the merchant marine and 90 the ship
ping Interests OF the country. Rear
Admiral Nicholson has been detailed
Tor the command of the united states
forces ln Asiatle waters and his report
has particular value because OF his
long scrvicc IN various capacities In
the bureau Of navigation.
ION the 80 OF June. 1871" the re-
port says. There were In tn. navy AZ
6ig men OF all ratinEs. an increase
over the corresponding date of 1910
of 1859, THIS nnmner exceeded os
~. the quota allowed BY law. bu, AZ
u - inclusive OF prisoners under sen
tencc of dishonorablc dtscharge thu
authorized strength has not beer
reached. The percentage of citizen
ship rs Native born. Ss.7s natural
iscd. Gal. total cltirns OF tac Unite,
states. PC 20.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-11

For the best saddle horses IN the
city call phona no. 3, w L. Trimble
ma North SECOND street..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-11

h coed. nutritious bread There's no
healthier food known thar good. pure
bread and butter. As there can be
no beauty wishoat health. therefore
eat our hresd and en-, plenty Of u. II
il made right aud baked right. and
ycu can't go wrong using Il.
rfoxEER nAKERx.
se1 South s1rm strset.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-11
GRAST PROPERTY OWNERS
HAVE TITLES QUILTED

Judgment has been rendered by
judge Clarence J. Roberts in fav0r
OF the plalntiff IN the suit Of Mrs.
g. VlibBrri dc Lopez against the
board Of trustees OF the Las Vegae
grant, aud others. The action Was
80 quiet title 90 "A tract Of land Ia the
nelghb0rh0od OF Olsios Frlos. COM
prlHinH about tal acres, Title 10 the
land wns contested by the trusteoe
The tract IL part Of the old Lopez
estate. Judgment was also given IN
favor of the plaintiffs IN the oasc ~
Jose Loprz against the grant hoard
"a quiet title "a tract Of land three
miles south OF Las VEGAS near Koar-
ney's Gap The tract contains about
l,eas acres, John u, w. Vecdur and
Elmer ~, VeedeF weer substituted for
the original plaintiffs IN the Gaze.
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Make your friends and relatives cont
Portable Tor year by presenting them
with a pair oi cur coy house slippers.
We have them IL felt, Md or alligator
for men. women and chlldren az pricea
TINT are very small compared with
The pleasure they give G. MAYS Shoe
store, ~ West Central avenue.
-s~-s------.~s.-----~~~~
The quicker cold u gotten rid of
the less the danger from pueumonia
anh other serious diseases. Mr. b.
W. l.. Hall OF Weverly, Va. faysi
~ firmly believe ChamheFlain'a
Cough homedy To ne absolutely the
hest preparation on the market ins
ooydn I have recommended u 20 ms
Friends and they All aNr4o with me-
For snie ~ al dealers. ......
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-11
TraInlng oG I.nlI.lod AIcn.


Training oT Enlisted Men.
AS heretofore g.se0 apprentice sea-
men have been Kept under training
az the training stations Ia commits
sion during the wear, and while the
demands oi The fleet for ordinary sea-
men aud coal passcrs have been heavy.
owing 10 the lncreuae of the battle
ship fleet. the demands have been
well met
Reports from ships 10 commission
aud observation 81 the apprentice sea-
men at training stations have assured
the bureau that the material supplieu
training stations is Of high order
'4rhe recruiting acryice did excel
lent wor& during the year. There was
u steady gain throGgh0us the year and
o net gain Of s.aaG In securing this
increase the nigh standard for re-
cruits has been maintained"
The total enlistment for The year
was is.7el.
''Thc bureau IL very glad, the re-
port continues. TO be- able To report
Il decrease IN desertIons over las, year.
This result ~ due ~ several causes,
the principal one, y II behaved, being
The liberal policy Inrsned ~ regard
Go discharRing men for good reason
prior 10 expiration % enlistment.
Percentage Of dcsertions for the
year ending June 80, isfi Was ais.
COLLECTION al Nautlcui Data.
Under thu direction and Aupervis-
ION OF the hydrographic office the fol-
loving surveys were carried on during
the nscai year. Southtast coast 81
Haytl: a. The westward ~ the Guam
tana mo naval station. between Cape
Cruz and cnsilda cuba. ana on the
eastern coast af Nicaragua. The lat
ltude and longitude Of Manzanillo ana
CAsli6a. cuba. were determined as
Economically, utilizing time signals
srnt between TIE naval observatory AZ
Washington aud thu above named cru
ban points over land 10 Key West. the
submarine cable 70 Havana and the
Cuban land lines. The latitude and
longitude OF swan Island and cape
Csravla4 a plos. Nicaragua. We're de-
term.nrd Hstr0nomically In the same
manner, but In this latter cane the
time signals sent from Washington u
Key West we're rrlayed by wireless "a
the paducah on tAe east eonsi OF Me
araeua tabou, nyc hundred aud eight,
mlles,. THIS latter Is dremed 10 Ia
the pionoer use of wireless Ia sending
time signais over such great distances
Tor the determination OF ionRtitude.
THE irrespective opening OF tbs
Panama canal makes evident the
great need. for s,rateEic aa wei a.
faf commercial purposes, of surv"yins
| the water. tand those adjacent there
tol IN the triangle formed by cuba
a. a base, with Cotton as the apex
The hydrographic Office WIN, AZ FAR a.
the facilities al IN command VIII per.
mis-, prosecute such surveys
Marine corps 10 tho NAVY.
Major General W. y niddir, W =
lM. q. commandant reports IN part;
nThe marine Germs h - intimatei,
associated with ths navy that 4 " ne
| lIeved that the best results viii folio"
from settled policy n regard 20 in
| craaslng the corps and u u recon
monded thai whcnevcg there r. an ~
csease IN The enlisted personnel 81 'h'
navy an lnrrcrse 81 tbs enlisted per
nonne, OF the marine corps equal q
III least twenty per cent % the navy
4 Increase should he made,
The total number % marines IN ser
vice 1une So 1911, was S.fAf,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16
@ladlid bo111 stapel.
@iel. Deutlhla1b, II. geop.

sSn @egenmart 6es &ailers, Der
@aiierin, Ser Grin5eifin 8ictoria
9uiie uno an0erer bo6geitellter Ser
I0nli9feiten tpMrbe beute oaS S6ladt-
idiff u&ailerir," " tpeldes oas alte
gdladtidiff sSagen" eriebt, glndli6
bonn Stapel gelaiien. Na6oem Die
Godter 6es &uiierpaares, 6ie 8rin-
5eilin @ictoria Suite, Ben rel,en Mee-
resrieien getauft bate, bielt @robao-
miral bon aoeiter Sic 6eitreoe. Gr
betonte 0arin nit groBem gtad)brlid,
oaB 0as @riegsid)iff .aaiierin" Dor
Mnen1 Sic 8eitimnruttg babe, BEL Der.
,Mufredterbaltung eines ebrenbollen
Srieoens bebilflid 3l1 iein, 6aB es
aber, menn &rieg fommen ioQte, amf
6em MnBe iein tDeroe, Inn Die Gbre
oes 8aterlnnbes gu retten, gera6e nie
sic 50bne sssbrer Maieitdit ser 8aiie<
rim itets nit s5reuoen bereit ieien, ibr
2eben fir bas Gaterlan6 gu opfern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16
syabrlafTiaer @rubenbetrieb.
s OBJ Ga, &ans., II. 8

s 81 ", Otatt1.f - s1S'0O.
7 Ndtnnoiieb5ig @rnbennnfa4e 4e il
gramforo gonntD uletn itt1lerbaB Ser
fur3en 3eit pont I. Muguit Big 2. Sf-
tober baben @onpernel1r 5tmbbs 5ur
ginleitung elmer ueitgeben6en 11nter-
iuebung our6 @el1eralanpalt Datpion
peranIabt, intpie>peit oerielben 0nr6
6abrldiiigfeit Ser @elen=
idaften bei ser 8efolgmng Ser in ser
lebten 2egislatl1r=H Herio0e bon &an=
las pailierten 9ergarbeiter : sdnbge-
leke perl6ulbet lin0. l1nter an0eren
ibreiben 0ieIe .@eiebe por, oab ieoer
5tpaelt u11o ie0e &ann1er telepbonii6
nit Sen1 @rnbenburean Derbun0en lei.
9l116 Ba0ebauier 1t1r0 @ar0eroben=
lhrartfe fir ie6en Mrbeiter itn0 obli=
gatorild) genradt, nno @onperneur
5tnbbs beabitdttgt, ieoe oieler 8or=
i9riften rigoros ourb5nfiibren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16
alinat slna6rdjenbaft.
s. r ii 1ieI. 13. 9fD

@eriidte, sic bereits felt ei1rigen
Moi1aten I'M l1mlauf iin6, 6aB nan1=
li6 cine Muftbeilung Mfrifas 6urb Sic
irtereHierten Ma6te geplant it, lau=
fen Inn. 3ns @erii6t ideint 6urd
cine fiir5lide &eoe oes fran5oiiiden
Miriiterprait6enten beitatigt 5l1 mer-
6en. Sebt miro aus gutter 9neae ge=
mel6et, baB ser Man Sic 8erorang11ng
8elgie1ls aus 6em &ongo un6 Sic glufz
tbeill1ng oes Gebiets an De1ti6lanb,
England un6 Sronfrei6 porltegt Bel
glen ion aIs Gtttldaoigl1ng 2uren1=
burg l1lr0 @ebiet an oent ltnfen l1fer
Der 5del6e in @omnn6 erbalten. Sic
@eriihte tner6en eine Snterpelation
i'm 8arlament IN 8riiiiel CUR Solge
baben, 1pel6es ant Dienltag lpieoer 5u=
ianr1nentritt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16
Mrbeiteridlltkaeict.
80 a6iip1t. @is.. Ia. !

30 6iIon, isis, IA. Nob.
Gas 5taats -Sbergeri9t bon @is=
coniin bat beute oie &onitttutionalt=
TIT beS in ser lebten 2egislatuniiblng
ongeno1nnenen Mrbeiter &ontpenia=
tionS<@eleb al1frebterbalten. @bef-
Sberridter @tnslotp i6rieb sic @nt=
Sos @eieb ftebt cine Ger-
iiderung BON I'M Dienlte bon &orpora-
tionen itebet16en Mrbeitern geger Ser
lebungen por. SIN Sale bon 8erle-
Bnngen bat cine Staats =@on1niiiior1
sic S0be Ser 81 leiiten6en gntida6i-
gnng feit5uieben. gs 1T Sen &orpo-
rationen 11iM borgeidrieben, fid 6ie-
lem @eieb 8u 1nternerfen, nno bic
ienigen, ipelde ons niht miiniden,
fonnen fi6 CUR slustragung foI6er
Sale an Sic @eribte ipetr6ett.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16
Maroffo .9fpte,t.
8 e T I I II, II. Wob

~ e y y ~, -. WV.
Die @egierung lieB bel1te oem
@ei9stag Sic 9eoten 5ltgeben, oie CUR
8eit, aIs ons Maroffo-l1ebereinfo
men NIT Sranfreid unteraeidnet u1r=
Sc, 5lpiiden ser gfegiernngen beioer
2anber ansgetanidt tpnroen. sSn
.oieien Moten erfl6rt Deutihlnno aus
briidlid, oaB es eineu fran3Giiiden
Groteftorat in Maroffo nn6 Der Mb-
mnffung ertra<territoria1er &edte 5lt-
itinntt. Sranfretd giebt feline 8n-
thinning oa5u, 6ab fran50iiid-beut-
fde @eienidaften 3uiantnen @on-
trafte fir ooffentlide Mrbeiten in @a-
roffo abidlieBen, Bob Mgaoir benz irt-
fer1ationalen Snnoel eridIo!fen l11to
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