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The Washington herald., 1911-09-09
OHIO RIFLEMEN IN LEAD.

Seagirt. N. j., Sept. Sat the conclu-
sion Of the firing to-day at 6OO-yard tar
gets. the end Of The second of the three
stages of shooting for the Dryden
Trophy, which is the feature Of the an
nual Seagirt shooting tournament, the
Ohio State team was ahead with total
score of 731 out of a possible 800. New
York stood only three points behind
Ohio, with a score of rs
The Washington herald., 1911-09-09
DEATH RECORD.

WHITE
Susanna King. 90 yearspos 7th St g:
Sarah L Davis. Co. Home for Aged. "a ana q ma
Charles A. Lelth 60, 1881 Chapfn st. nv
yunita II. Peakc, 2. iie n. Y. ave. nv. A
Eralin Y, Smith. 81 Washington Asylum Hospt
Mary Il. King II. 500 Dennison st nv.
Betty r. Leach %. ~ ID e. ne.
Marraret TSrull g, Tuberculosis Hospital
james I. Far. r., months. soi II St NV.
Infant q 1fycr and ssnh Cohen, days. sla NJ.
COLORED
Carrie West, q years rs E,m st
Charles Lnmberf. %, 7Us Barry place
John Bean. A. Emergeucy HosTtial 8
Annie II sr'fh. 10. - Elm s. nv.
WIfllzn o. Bank4 y Wakhnxtcn Asslun hope
The Washington herald., 1911-09-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE.

William 8. Barton, Is. and Myra B. Fitxhugh,
q. both Of Pulaski, Va. Rev. Wilbur V. NAL
lalieu.
James B. Compton. Ss, and Anna L. Cunning
ham, IS Rev c. L. Pate.
A. Merritt TAYLOR, 81, Of Philadelphia, Pa. and
octayia N. Reed, 2. Of smithhed. Va Rev.
Stuart Bready =
z J. LAEler g Of NGTsOlE; w,,,,,m. Ws ana ine1 L
COLORED.
Charles Williams. q. and Olivia Brooks -. both
cf Camp Springs. Nd.
Phila5sinaIs Pa Rev. James z. wflliA
The Washington herald., 1911-09-09
VIII Meet in Switzerland.

London. Sept S-The international
Sunday school convention of 1913 will be
held IN Zurich. Switzerland. The COM
mittee appointed to select the next place
of meeting, made its announcement here
to-day. Inc last convention was held in
Washington, D. c., in 1910.
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condition of the Water
BIRTHS REPORTED.

WHITE
Eugene T. and Katherine E MehI, bog.
Robert and Rhoda A. waldron, girl
Rudolph ], and Anna u. Wig, girl.
Edward P. and Hannah Z. echwaTtz. girl.
Thomas ". and Margaret A. Suit, boy.
Samuel I. and Grace A. Scott girl
William and Mary p. seyford. bog.
Georre Ia and Isabelle Smith. boy.
Roy and Saloma A. RiSks. girl.
William F. and Isabelle Nelson. Eirl.
Howard z and Marie A. Nairn, girl
Kinsero and Ellen s. Mstsdaria, eirl.
D. Stewart and AaySF. Tones. girl.
Thomas r. and Hannah I. Hodgea. girl
Timothy J. and Susanna ~ DAILY. boz.
George q. and Adele I. Cook. girl.
Harry O aud Hlda n. ArmA giEl
C0LORED.
James Z. and Hn-nAh 4 villa hcy.
Howard and Netfis Tnlson. girl
Nelson ard Matilda Lees airL
Henry md Mar Batton. boy
william and Eiossie clates "a
The Washington herald., 1911-09-09
Local Tempcrnture.

Midnight, 70; 2 a. m. "a; ( a. m, 70; a m. Y:
a. m, T3; 10 I. m, 70; Il noon, 81; ?. m, %;
4 p m. 50: p. m. 70; p. m, Is: 10 p. m. "a
Maximum, 81 minimum, -
Relative humidity-s a. m. 90; 2 p. m. 6s; p.
m. 81. Hours Of supshine, 36. Per cent Of posi-
bic sunshine q
Temperature same date last yeaS-MaIimum. s.;
minimum, s.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-09
PARENTS FORGIVE ELoPERs.
Rev. Father Fealy Receives Letter
from New Jersey Couple.

HFoM new JeFseF OOup4e'
Mr.. and Mrs James v. Cruise, Of South
Orange. N. j., who eloped to Washington
several weeks ago, after being married
by a Jersey justice of the peace. have
been warmly received by their parents.
according to a letter received from the
young couple by Rev. Ignatius Fealy. of
st. Joseph's rectory. " ho remarked them
in this city August q.
The bride was Miss Elvira NJ. Murray,
and her young husband is the son of the
late Bernard Cruise, a wealthy Brooklyn
lawyer.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-09
Big Crowd at Y. NJ. c. A. Feast.

Big Crowd at Y. NJ. u A. Feast.
More than 200 young people enjoyed
the annual corn roast given last night
by the Y. NJ. c. A. at the home OF DR..
]. T. Johnson, at Cherrydale, Va. Wa,
termelon, homemade ginger bread, and
lemonade were included in the menu.
in addition to the roasted corn. A
company OF colored singers and banjo
players added to the entertainment.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.
c. S. pept. Of Aptcnlture. weather Bureau

Washington. Friday. Sept. 8. l9ll-s p m.
No important changes indicated for the eastern
and southern portions Of the country. while over
the Northwestern States and the Upper Mississippi
Valley the Temperature will rise.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-09
Mount Rainier. Carnival Success.

Mount Rainier's carnival has proven
so great a success that the committee
in charge has decided to continue 1t to-
day with an entertainment which will
include a chicken dinner at 4 o'clock
and a grand masquerade ball in the
evening
The Washington herald., 1911-09-09
CRIME AND TRIAL
STARTLB COUNTRY
Beattie Case the Sensation
of Several Years,
RESULT WAS EVER IN DOUBT
Since Fateful Night on the Mid
lothian Turnpike, when Young
VirEinIan's Wife Was Slain, Sem
satIOn Has Followed Sensation
in the Developing of Case.

Richmond. Va. Sept. SIT was neaf
midnight OF July IS when Henry Clay
Beattie. Jr.. carrying in his aIms the
bleeding body of his beautiful young
wife. Louise owen Willford Beattie,
climber up the steps of the home of his
uncle, Thomas Owens, and tremblingly
told how she had been shot by an un-
known man while they were motoring
along the Midlothian turnpike.
One day after the shooting. every po-
lice officer, detective. and private detec-
tive in Chesterfield County hunted for
the mysterious man, but no trace was
found OF him. Bloodhounds failed to
pick up a trail. and the only develop
ment of the day was the finding of a
shotgun near the railroad tracks. where
the jolting of the car, Beattie said.
caused II to fall out.
The investigation of the authorities
as to the origin OF this gun caused Paul
Beattie. cousin OF Henry Clay Beattie.
jr, to admit the following day that he
had purchased 1t for his relative sew
eral days before the murder was COM
mitted. The next day Henry Clay Beat
tie was placed under arrest. and, at the
coroner's request a day later. he was
held responsible for the death of his
wife.
BeuIah Binford Held.
Beulah Binford, petite, pretty. half girl.
half woman, of seventeen years, was
then mentioned to the officers as a pos
sible motive for the crime, and since
then has been looked upon by all Rich
mond as the other woman" in the case.
When thirteen years old. she had been
befriendsd by Beattie. who sent her to
school, and, according to her own ad-
missions, she had come to love him. She
also was taken IN charge by the au-
thorities, as was Paul Beattie, both to
be held as witnesses against the alleged
wife-slayer.
The indictment against Beattie was re-
turned on August IA, and the trial began
a week afterward. It proved IL" most
sensational in Virginia court history.
People fiocked from miles around to get
even as much as a bare glimpse of the
proceedings through the windows of the
little courthouse Dramatic situations
arose daily. New witnesses entirely un-
heralded appeared and gave testimony
that proved among the most important.
The evidence was such that at all
times the people OF Richmond were una
certain as to what would be the final
outcome of the trial Throughout the
hearing of the case in court, the de-
fendant preserved a cheerfulness Of man
ner that proved an enigma to all con-
cerned.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-09
Tide Table.

Tide Table.
Today-High tide, $50 a.. N. and $50 p m low
tide. 2:5 a. m. and 255 p m.
To-mOrrow-High tide. e:lo a. m and e.8 p m.
low tide, Sis a m. and $50 D. m.
Condition of the Water.
Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Harpers Ferry. W. Va. Sept s-Pctomac and
Shenandoah rivers both slightly muddy this evening
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OPINIONS VARY ON
BEATTIE VERDICT

Continued from Page one.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-09
Temperatures in Other Cities.

Temperatures in other cities, together with the
amount Of rainfall for the twenty-fOur hours ended
at p m. yesterday. as follows:
The Washington herald., 1911-09-09

the horse carried the policeman several
yards and then turned into an awning
pole where 1t stopped.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-09

s..ut,sss sQsi is.isn. ~ ...sssssls m Dss> |
'Eh1ss 90 AA's ~ : ~ - -
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sosz . syeEsx. NsaeN.soroN, 3, 8.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02

lide MnorSnu1g, 0aB ie0c &ir@e Ell
l1er Gi03eie geleblides gigentbrm 0es
3i05ela1l@iihofs iet11 ml1b, ols nit
SEN @eleten oes Staates l1nperei1bor
erflort. Sic gntldeioung, Sic 0as
llrtbeil Ser untere1n Snit on5 l1mit0bt,
erfolgte III elmer &lageiade Ser Ii
tfauiiten ct. Soiepb's =@emeinoe in
Scranton. 3ebn Mitglie0er ser &C.
mci,,0e mare11 flagbar gelpor6en, I'M
@iidof @oban 5u 5lpingen, ihnen ais
Iruitees SEN 9elistitel Ser &irde 5lt
iitertrage1t. Die &lager mltroen er-
communicate, Sic &irde nit 0em ST.
terOitt belegt. lin 0em unertragli=
d1en 3ultan0e elm gnoe gu maiden,
ermdblte Sic @cmeil10e 8ilbof So
ban gum uIrultee" lin g%inflage nit
Sen @eleben uno @epflpgenbeiten Ser
fatboliiden Stride" Nun fat aber
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02

ooS Sbergeridt entldie0e,, oaB bieil
@obl ungiiltig mar, "a nad einent
@eiet aus ser &nopnotbing=3eit al
les fird)li6e gigentbum 1T YenniDl-
'mnia ser 2eitung bon 9aien 1nter=
ltcbelt m1B. 9ie @oW lei MIR oan11
redtsgiltig, menu @ii&of &oban nidt
aus &iidlidt ouf feline Stell1tng ii.
ser Stride, lonoeru ais @iirger @pban
ermd6lt miro, 11no mir iene @anollm=
gen, Sic ibm inter SEN @eietes oes
Stautes 5uiteben, baben Dor 0em &C.
ieb &edtsgiiltigfeit. Sic @emeinoe
lit Sen Mnfor6erungen Ser geri6tli=
dyen gntideioung nadgefomme11; aber
0a Dag @eieb Sic &edte oeS 8ii6ofs
inns ser Stride nidt idiibt ln0 eS
5en1 8elieben ser ein5elten @emei1=
sen ~treigeite1t lit, bem @iibof G.
g~eatbumSredte 5u5ugeiteben, lit bot
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02
@rdnoe,,t Salt.

Sic &l1noreile 6es Yrai ioenten, ser
iogenannte 3irfelidwung, nabt iib
ieinem gl1oe u16 er lit bereit5 in
Chicago eingetroffen, no er einen
piertdgigen Mufentbalt genomme11
bat. Selbitperitdnoli6 lit er iiberou
ols boditer 8eumter Ser &egierung
Ser &ereinigten 5taaten nit SEN ibnt
5ufommen0en @bren un6 grt6ulios=
MUS aufgenommen morOe11, MORAN
it6 olle 8iirger obne ltnteri6ie0 Ser
Eorteiange6Drigfeit betbeiligt bobeu,
1tn0 menn SEER Saft 0ies ais Elm
3eidel1 peri0nlider 8%eliebtbeit o11=
r1e5nten fonrte, brau6e er feinen
s3meifel an elmer INSTRUMENTATION
nnb idlteBlider @ie6ererm6blung
als &raiioent 81 beger1. slber er meiB
gang gerau, 6ab ser ibm iiberan ge-
ipen6ete groBe @mpfang nidt ieiner
Herionlidfeit alein gilt er, ionoern
Sem boben Mmte, 6os er %bertpaItet.
Giele Sauien6e Ser &urrabrufen6en
6enfen ni6t 6aran, linn BEL ser ndd=
iten @abl lire Stimmen 5u geben,
iie mer0en im gelegentlib Mqes tbun,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02

I'M i'm bereitS in ser Nomination gu
6o1e gu bringen l,no Sic &eiie, Die
ia a%ller6ingS cine @oblreiie iein ioa=
tie, miro fir i'm groBere genttaa1idr
ung bringen, ais err geoa6t baben
mag.
Giele bodpngeiebene uno III IT.
rem Staaten einfluBreide Manner,
oeren Mnlid)ten bon sen Stimmge-
bern ols m%oBgebeno anerfannt iper-
Sen, fins Sen offi5ielen @mpfangen
fern geblieben uuo baben feline Mn=
me enbcit i9norirt, un6 ser beftige
Son, Sen er 3umeilen III iei,en &e<
Sen gegen aemilie ieiner @eener on-
gelpenoet fat, hot linn ie0enfaQs
mebr geidaoet oils geniibt, 6eun lpenr1
ibm a,19 oafiir bon 5eiten ieiner
Mnb1nger, Sen olten reprtblitaniiden
Stanopatters, 8eifau ge5ollt NOR
Sen lit, fat CT sod 1ien1ano 6a6ur6
befebrt, u1,o Sic Stimmgeber peroen
lid ie6enfaQs boburh nidt bon ibren
Mniidten obbringen lalien. Sic glal,=
ben nrebr poer meniger, 6aB er nidt
ein Eraii0ent 5es @olfes ionoern, 11nr
Ser Irlits uno Monopoliiten lit, pie
eS Biz iett infolge a1ler ieincr @an6=
lu,raen geidienen fat, inns 0as ibnt
bet iei1ter err ten @obl cntgegenge=
brad]te @ertral1en lit gum aroBen
Sheil neridlm1nben. Namentlid) fat
lei sen Garment iein gintreten fir
SEN &onooa &e5ipro5itatspertroa utb
ieiu &etiren Ser &erobl ebl1ng Ser
3o1le Sen gi,1bratf berborger1ifen,
oob linn bos @oM oes @o1fes meni=
ger ONT &er5en liegt als 6as Ser
@el0fiirlten 11n6 6os miro linn mabr<
ldein1ih nadgetrogen >peroen, >perm
er Sic 5timmen berielben ant MOTH
me,16iglten bra,1ht. Seine per 0nlide
9icbensmiiroigfeit 1tnb iein freun6li=
DIES 9Gdeln fins ibm smor altge1t=
hTidlih bel nen ibm SIT @hren beran=
ltaIteten gmpf6ngern iebr SIT i%tatte11
uefomme11, ober einen nod]ho1tiaen
ginbrl1d boben iie ieoenfalls nidt
hinterlonen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02
laufig eine unertrdg4id]e Gage ge>
idaffen.
Sur sAnItra8e.

Da 5emnddit in Der 2uremburei=
iden &alm11er Die Sdulfrage at Ser
banoll,ng fomm1t u116 Die @egner Ger
Stride fir sic nealtrale S6nle al if
rem @influB gelteno gu MAIDEN iuden,
bat ser 8iidof Ser Di03eie 2urem<
burg, SOB. Sos. Scopes, einen Sir
tenbrief a1 feline Dio5eianen geridtet,
in meldem ct Sen fir Die Stride maB=
gebenoen 5tanopunft in ser Sdn1lfra=
ge in f%olgenoen 2%eitge6anfen 3uiart
menfobt: T.. Sic Stride lift sic auei=
nige, bon @ott aeiebte 2ebrerin Ser
driitliden @abrbcit, uno 11ltr jene,
melde bie Stride 0amit beauftragt<
0iirfen 6us 2ehramt in Ger briitlide11
&eligion auSiiben. 2. Die &in0er
miilen nidt bloB IN ser &eligion 11n=
terridtet, ion6ern AUDI er5ogen' un6
ourd l1eb11y 6es @ebetes u,r0 Ser
littlidelt 5ugen6eu, ioipie 6urd Sen
gmpfang ser beiliaen gocramente
praftild in 0as driitlide 2eben einge=
fiibrt mer6en. 1esbalb m1B bie Sir
DIE iih iiber5eugen f0nne1, Oh sic &il1=
Ser lpdbreno Ser Sdul5eit niht oa1rh
ltng1altblihe 2ebrperi omen p6er ibled)=
te SGulbiid)er IN ibrer religioien @r=
5iebung inns l1eb1ng %gefabrSet itno,
@Gre 2ebteres ser SAT-, 10 miiBte je=
Ser Stoat, melber Sic fotholiide &eli=
gion perfaiiungsmabig anerfen1t, ibr
Elm mirfiames ginipr1dsreeht 3l1geite=
fen unS ibr belfen. @anbel 81 idaf=
fen. 3. Sc mare Elm groBes ltnre6t
nidt nltr gegen &inoer nn6 @ltera,
ion0ern aud gegen Sic Stride, menn
Sic gtaotsgeipo1t sic &in6er 5ltm ge=
il1d1e bon gdlt1en 5mtngen lpiir6e>
ipelde nod 6en1 }trtbeil ser Stride Sic
reliai0ie grsiehrng aefd6roen. Ser
Stride itebt 6os nn%antaitbare, aott=
ltde &edt at, 6ariiber at urtheilen,
mo 1tn6 i1miefern Ser religioien Or
aiebu11g @efobr 6robt, un6 6iei lie &C.
fabr noh &rdften GIT beieitigen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02

uber ourd)aus nidt sic polle @abrbeit.
Matiirli6 b6ngen sic 3eiten bon Der
Beldaifenbeit Ser aberdeen ab, ut1o
,pe,1n Sic meiiten Meniden idleht 1t11S
l1no ldIcdt bonoeln, 10 tann es teine
guten 3eiten sebcn. Nus ii4 lelb1t
aIleiu ,perben Sic Mcnid}en aber ni6t
ldledt, menigitens 1ridt Elm 10 GROCER
9beil BON ib1en, haB CT ale anberen
be~eiuflulIen farm. Da ipreden piele
anoere @rii1oc nit. Moturereieni1le,
mie Msibera1ten, grobeben ooer lleber=
ldnuemmn1naerr m0gen Muneel on
Mobrum9smitteln er6eugen, ser 81
3ar1f rno Streit ooer gar regelred)ten
&dmpfen 5pild,en Ben Meniden fiibrt,
ale babliden 2eihenidmften entfellelt
rno sic el,ten gigenidmften rnter=
oriidt. 0nsle lbe fam ourd &riege
he%rbeigefiibrt mer0et, n1 oeren Cut
ltebel1 sic groBe Maiie, sic ont meiiten
SIT leioen fat, unlhulbig ipor. Mit au=
beren @prten: penn Sic Soften ldleht
iino, oos beiBt, .pe1,r es sen Menlden
ld)ledt ee5t, 10 lit oamit nod longe
nidt geiaat, 0ub oiele ollein idallo
norun linb.
Treilih miilen mir, oab mir ielbit
in Sen ld9li1nmiteu Seitelt 0afiir lor=
gen f6nner1, MaB ein ge>piies Mab
nid,t iiberidritten miro. @irflid)
ld,led)t meroen Sic 3etten crit mel1n
Sic Menidheit 3ltht uno Sr0nung,
Med't inns @eiet iiber Sen @oltfen
mirft ullo 5l1 beotbtcn al1fh0rt. @em
mir bon Sen @%ataitrpphen abieben,
ol1rh melde gal15e &0lfer infolge oes
Mcblcls Ser flinnatildyen &erb6ltnil1c
poer ibnlid1c greigniile pernidtet
mproen tins, 10 finSen mir, ooB ser
Nieoer1o11q zines &eidles 1tets 0lrd
@e ietlpIigfeit berbeigefiihrt murbe.
Gas be5ieht lid notiirlid nidt MIR olrf
Sic bon Sen Meuid}en aemod)ten &C.
lete, Sic I'M @egent1eiI bidlrfig gero6e
furs ppr Sem @erfau geaen SEN ar6B=
ten Sheil Ses @olfes NIT tpron1ilher
Strenae ourdgefiibrt mtroen. IS ii1ro
niclnehr Sic euig giiltigen 8eiebe &C.
meint, noh oenen mir ltnl eren &C.
%hens1ouf einrihten ipllen, l1nb sic &C.
1pillern1oBen sic @run0lage uno &idt=
idlnl1r fiir Sic geldriebenen @eiebe
biloen. l1nlere @eiebbiider 1ino ia
blos @iilfsmittel, In 0enen gum Mus=
Drl1d fon111en ion, mns mir ale onufe1
ais ridtig uno notbmenoig empfin6en,
nber nidt lit Sic erfproerlid)e Der tan6=
lide 6prm bringen fonren. Sic glei=
den oen Wrommatifen un0 2eiebii=
derr, me1de oas 5dl1lfin0 in Sic
@d11be befommt, bamit eS cine Spra=
DIE ridtig 1prednn Qernt. @ie rtu1t
bos Sinh iobrelatg in 0ielen 8lidern
1tl1oiren fann, obne etmas at lerne11,
lpe11n es SEN @eilt Ser Sprode nidt
5u beareifen permog; = mie es ME
cine Sprode berltebe11 miro, 1olonge
es 11ur Sic &egeln mtslpenoig meiB,
1ie aber 11iht ut1betpltBt %on5u1pen6en
pern1ag, = 10 niibt es inns oltd gar
nid)ts, Sic geihriebenen @elebbiider
griinolid 5t f%ennen, 1penr mir nidt
int Snnern lire Notb1pe11oigfeit fiji
1en. @er fein ltnredt begeht, neil
er meiB, Bob Sic Shat int Strafaeiet=
blth nit 3ltdtfnrts beorobt lit, lit nod
la11ge fein littlider Menl6. 0orouf
oorf er crit Mnlprl1b MAIDEN, menn
.er Sic Shot unterlaBt, neil cine In
mere Stintne, Sic mir Sittlidfeits=
o0er MnitanSsgefiib1 ooer ionlt etmas
11ennen m0gen, ihm iogt, 6oB er ein
ltnredt begebeu piiroe, 6os ibn in iei=
11e>1 eigenen Ml1ge,t erl1ie0rigen miiBte.
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Sir gdmersen III ser Seite o0er
lit Ser 8rl1lt feudtet ein stiid 6lo=
nen init Ghomberlai1ts ointment an
llr1o bin0et es iiber SEN Elab, mo es
idmer5t. @s gilt nidts 8eiieres. gu
faufen BEL ser Molitpr 9rmg 60.
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@i6ti8e Gnti1eiomn8.

Ser oberlte @eridtsbof bon Nem'
iIppal1ien bat cine fir Sic fatbpliitt'
in ienem Staate iebr midtige
gntidei0ung abgegeben, melde BUS
Irultee=ltnmeien, Sos in fribere11
Ssabren id]on groBes l1nbeiI ongerib-
tet fat, ol1fredt erbdlt u,1o Sic firh=
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stermt@mmppen.


~stermf@mmppen. :
@ie id1edt ser @eidmad mondes
@eoners lit, eriiebt man oaraus, 6ob
er fi6 ielbit germ re0en bort.
g
Selbit Die b0diten !@in6erniiie ia
ben Die @igenidaft, oaB man oariber
bintpegieben fan1.
g
0ie SEEM yorfer @binei en boben
fir lire 3l,funftsrepublit bereits cine
5abne onfertigen laiIen. Da Elm
Brooflpner idon oie ge%rfaliung emf
NOR len fat, fommt nur nod ettpos
@e0ulb in betra6t.
f.
Sener 1orlner in Georgia, ser bon.
8aren beldftigt miro, lift fem Sc
ihaftsnam. Cont batte 'er, anltott
llncle Sam um militdriiten Sda1b
51 bitten, elm n@nuptquortier" fir
Sonntagsiager eroffnet.
g
Sic fubonilfe 2otterie fat ibr Sc
id0itsjabr NIT einem Meingetpim
pnn $3,3OO,OO0 obgeidloIen. llno
|,ein erfledlider 5beil 5ieies siinoen=
gel6es flieBt ol1s Sen Iaidpen me
rifanilder Shorcn.
s.
Sic Gerlt0rfltng nes &ongreIies To-
ltet SEM 2an0e jabrlib runo $780,
600. 9ieie Sun11ne lnfobt ober
NIT oie @ebdlter uno Geilefol ten.
8ie tbeuer meroen 6ie @erri6often
lonit mobl nod 81, iteben fonm1en?
e
SS;n Miiiouri miro beitraft, mer bel
elmer 8eld)mer6e an Sic T%elepbonge=
leuidoft ieinen Nerger in 81 fraitieen
@orten Suit mad)t. Mare es nid)t
better, Sic ltrl ad)en SIT Sen 8eid)mer=
Den at De6el1?
g G
Ser Millipn0rflub in Neip Worf,
Ser ioe6en prgonilirt mltroe, 5dblt
bereits $50 Mitglieoer, BON 0e11e11
jeoes 10 MiQionen IoQars umertb"
lit 0ieie @erthid)dtu11g lift bd11fig
l1idt 0ieielbe, menn es iih Inn &C.
5a9lung bon Steuern banoelt
........ g.
Sic 8unbesregierlrng fat iett tire
finite &lage gegen SEN @~ol6trult a11=
hdrgig aenmht. Nn ser &uantitdt
feblts alio nidt. @ie es nit Ser
Qualitat ltebt, miro iib ipater eruei=
ien.
g
Mrnle Sdullfinoer in ct. Souls en-
balte,1 Mabl5eiten, sic MIR 215 Gents
folten. 3enmod ioute ELM @r>padie=
ner iih fir 5 @ents iatt elien tonner.
Gin 2oib 9rot foitet mir 5 Gents,
u1o @aller fo1rn err ltlri onft baben.
/ g
&on iod)peri tanoigcr Seite miro
fit oas foml1e11oe Sabr elm gteigcn
oes 3licferpreiie5 al1f 5e6n Gents Sos
Tflno in Musiid)t geItellt. @ls @run0
miro Mangel an 9fiiteniomen ongc=
geben. Mub nidt libel!
g.
Ger @iseprdiiAent Sherman hofft
in1nncr nod a11f feline @ieSertpabl.
gr biirftc ober id}merlid i'm go115e,1
2all0e einen Meniden init flint &C.
il1mcen Sinnen finbe,1, ser 0iele Soft
n,tn tgeilt.
g.
Ser @c1erol Miles miro oils @e-
merfer lum Sic @iirbe 6es Msepr1=
lioenten %ge1annt. Sci Ser Me1rnlng
miro es a6er o1d lci11 8e1pe11oen
behalte11, penn ieit ser General in
Ser &antinenfrage iih ol1f Sic Seitc
Scr Ml'der id)ll1g, fat err feline pp=
litiide &olle m1Sgeipielt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02
KIDNEY PILLS;
cR RtsEUMAEISM karMEYS ANo SLAcUE-s

Mo6ern. - Game: u@abe id)
Sb1en ntdt geiagt, @e,1idt Sic ion=
ten nidt mieoerfommen?"
8ettler: vSa, bas boben Sic &C.
lagt, Mnoame. Mber ga lit mei,i &C.
fretdr id1rlo, Ser bat pergefie1, ST.
rel1 lpertbcn Nomen bon Ser 2ilte SIT
ltreiden."
Gin 3ufrie6ener. - (Sei
Ser &remiere.) @err gum Mutor: Sea,
mie ftebt's?"
uMd, gor5 gut. Nad SEM eriten
Gift baben Drei opplauoirt. Sett al
leroings f6ngt ia Ser 8eifou an, ob=
3uflauen."
~Sdau, Mut=
ter, bel,te ml,Bten mir in ser SdJuIe
SEN @errn 9ebrer i%fi55iren."
~ltn6 mer bon e1sd Fat es ONT BE-
iten fertig gebroht?"
Ser &raaaieas Sribe. Ser Fat So
fir ein paor Obrfeigen befommen."
Son Ser cd miere. - Men
engagirter s6auipieler: Sea Diref=
tor, pas iaaen Sie?"
9ireftor: u@roBortig. mein 9ieber
- mirfli6 groBortig! Sci ibrem Mn=
Bid begreift man ood marum sic
ins @oiier 9ebt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02
Mafen,peb, &ppfueb, Merb6ftat.

JtnutnaueD, @upIIueD1 9~ttrpuT1u1.
un6 &beumatism1s, io1pobl BEL Mdn-
1rern als BEL Srauen, meint Nieren=
Ir1bel. 2oBt ni@t 51t, 0aB es por<
anidreitet Bis auBer Sem Meoi5in=
8erei6, ion6ern ittQt es iofort nit
5olep Mieren=Eil(en. Sic regulieren
bos Mrbeiten ser l1rin-Srgane. 5tdr=
fe11o gum Mrbetten, raid in Sen @r=
gebniiien. Molitor Drug So.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-17
Taft and the Recuil of Judges

Taft opposed the recall OF Judges lie has lined up
with those believe that the people have brains enough to
elect Judges but brains enough 70 fire them when they turn
out bad
the people been fighting Tor the recall OF the
judicay-and YOU don't have So outside King county to
realize that we need that recal keep right on lighting
for IT,
Taft isn't specially strong for the referendum OF the niia
tive either He given indication that he avors the direct
election OF S senator's the firing 10y the senate itself OF
senators who have bought their way in, as Lormer did
But the people want these things done.
And its an awiuy good bet that they will get them done
TAFT signed Aldreh tariff which revised prices upward
TAFT tried 10 progrcses into line by taking away
their patronage Taft the force OF the administration to
Seat aFoette Wisconsin Taft opened the Controller Bay
harbor when the Guggenheims ready TO grab It.
TAFT is willing shut progressive Arizona out and let re-
dictionary New Mexico in.
TAFT turned his back progressive conservation policies
OF Roosevelt and Garfield Taft fired Pinchot and CLAWS TAFT
suppressed reports the first Alaska coal cases TAFT stood
for Balnger till Ballinger got too hot 70 handle
Is il any wonder then that Taft IS against the recall oil
judges
The people demanding certain changes IN their govern
nient he President William II TAFT with them his words
will weight Ii Taft against the people has words VIII
be no effective than speeches BY Cannon aud hdh and
Leslie Shaw. Ballingcr.
This course only another OF saying that TAFT IS
NOT with people in this great movement And that the
people are going aud the recall OF the Judiciary into
their constitutions in spite Of the president
For example Washington If the next legislature doesn
put OF judges through the people will through the
Initiative