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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-15
@iir nnb rniere @ad)bar1t.

Mad)bar11 fins mir @eltbemobner
one, nabe ooer e%ntferntere. Wir itno
ols iol9e ol1f einonoer ongemiel en un0
fommen red)t oft in sic Sage, a11f 6as
&edt ser Nadburidaft gu poden urto
i1 ibrem Mame11 bier u11b 81 Inn &atb
ltt10 8eilton6 5u bitten.
Sn iold)en Sallen ieben mir altd)
n1eiitens Elm, mas es nit ser Nfad)bar=
idaft ouf iih bat, iomobl nit Der int
&al1ie mie nit SEM MuseinanOerlpob~
ten in Sent groBen @eltgeba,toe. Gro
BE Greignille int 9olein oes gi115el=
1ren mie int 2eben ser S0lfer mod)en
11ns sic 3ulammen5dnge flar, 5ie be-
itebcn l116 sic es feinem gin5elten
geitatten, iid obre gd)oSen egoiitild
ouf fem eigenes Sd 5triid5n5iebe>1
un6 ouf sic 9ol1er 51 iioliren.
6reilid, in gl1te11 Soften nerge11e1r
mir Sos pieSer gar a1 gernc. @or SIT
en9e mpDl1el MIR eDel1 oct el1Hlllpel'
un0 ie0er iuht Ourd5nfomme1, 11od)
borne 51 itreben. l1nb ga gebroudt
Mond)er un0 Manhe lieber sic gqbo=
gen, atm 1urh5uidliipfen, a1s 0ob tic
marten, big sic &eibe an iie fomn1t.
Sn Ser @roBita6t 5una1 pergibt
man oft bic Nadbaridaft. 81 mie
maj, int @auie NIT chamber mobnt,
obne ii6 gu fennen, 10 gebt ma1t ald]
an SEN Mitmeniden porbei, obne lid
piel an lire Srer16e gu itoren. l1n0
nod meniger tint ibr 9ei6. Man batte
nie1 51 tbun, menn man iid 11m Die
56rift in ibren 3iigen befiimmerte,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-15
MQcrbanb anr5lpcil.
Ser 3auberlpiegel.

Gin iebr unterbalteneS "3ol'ber=
ltiidde11" lit oas folge116e: giner Ser
Mitipielen0en 1egt e;1 Saidenn1eller
ouf Sen Siid) u1ro iagt etpa Sic fol-
genoen @orte: rMeine lieben 6relt1=
Sc, id mill G11h jebt einmol bemel=
len, 6oB ia NIT Ser &unit 0es 3ol1=
ferns moblpertrol1t bin. Sd lege bier,
mie STR ieht, ei11 Sai@enmeiier oalf
Sen Siid} u10 eriude Gud = Bus
beiBt irgenoeiner bon gud = 6ielen
@egeniton6 in meiner Slime enbeit
ein5ulteden. aon1me i6 6arm aple=
Ser in's 3imnter, 10 peroe id end
nit &ilfe mei11es 3auberipieaels la=
qe11, mer bon gl1d 5as Meiier eln=
oeitedt bot!" - vSbo!" miro's ga
BON oGen seiten beiBen, uoas ntod=
ten mir erit 'mal ieben! 3as mare ia
ser refine @ocuspocus. @ber 6ararl
glouben mir iebt nod nidt!!" @nt
oIio, sic Strobe auf's grempel miro
gemadt. Ser u3al,bermeiiter" per=
laBt nit iiegesgemiliem 9ddeln 0oS
3immer, uno noh0em CT iid entfernt
hot> miro leiie berotben, mer oos
Melier einiteden iou. gn0lid tit
m1ol1 ooriiber ei,1ig getpor6en. Ser
v3mtberfiin1tler" miro %bereingerl1=
fen.-ginem gem0bnliden Soilette11=
ipiegel in Ser @ano, tritt ct ms
;3ilnmer. 9ahel116, ols Of er id)on
oes &dtblels 9oil1ng miiBte, beiiebt
CT iid ieine oe,1te, ba1t oann be1
gpiegel iiber Sen Siid inns iogt:
uSeet mod]te ih einen ie0en bon Gl1d)
bitten, nit beln 3eigefinger auf Sic
len gpieeeI SIT tupfen." Sober lit
oufs b0d1te oeipannt; jeoer tltpft
nit elmer eetpilien 8idtigfeit auf Sic
blonfe Spiegelideibe. Mufmerf1 am=
betrodtet ser 3%oubermei1ter ie0en
ein5elnen SUPPER i'm 9idte, Sann
blidt er ltegesgetpiB lddeln0 sen in
sSrage fommen0en Spielgenoiien an
unb nernt 6eiien Nomen. @as gr=
gebniB 5opon lit, bab ieoer boli tdn<
(6ig perp1er lit!
uWie miro 6as gemadt?" : r@ie
qebt 6as 5u." - mS1t bier tpirfltbe
@dmar3fiinitlerei I'M Spiele?" 10
lauten sic Musrufe Ser Gertpun0e<
rung. l1n6 6oh = mie einfa6 tit
Sic es Experiment!
&ier sic grfldrung:
Ger Experimentation erfreut it@
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-15
! 0tuoeredc.
Nd)tc anf bas @cringc.

Sin @uabe idpMlte Mrbeitern hln1
@m, eiucs Nalllcs at, mie lie Sag fllr
Soa @adltei1c nno Mortel an elll=
anoer iettcn.
nMein Sobn," iugte Ser Safer,
scr IS bcnnerft bate, Oh latere1=
lirlt Sid, lheiut'S iebr fir Sic Mfal1=
rer; nlod)tcit gu oleles @an0nert
aud, %lerncn?"
uNeiy1," crmioertc 0ieicr, lid Sad)-
te nl1r oaron mie flein oiele Stel1e
lino, unS mic groBe @dl'ier entlteben,
meu11 u1al1 matchmaker eillen Stel1
ouf sen au0eren legt."
vScbr mabr," antmortete ser Na=
ter, upergib nur 9ieie @abrbeit ME;
>eun 10 lit es bel jeoer Areeit. Aa
Gcin 2crnen lit mir oas @ln5nfuaea
BON elmer 2cctipn sur anoeren. lin
Sic @elt 81, m1manoern, ml,b n1ot1
MIR in1l1er ei>1cn SUP Dor Den anoe=
rem jctcu; uno 9ein gon5eS 9ebc1
bcltebt aus e%inselne1, oufeinanSer=
folgcnoen Mugenbliden. 9arol1s lerne
sic fleil1eu 9inge nid)t 81 pcradten!
2aB Iih nid)t entmlltbige1 ourf)
orube Mufgabe11, benn lie meroe1
Ieid)t, lpenn n1ol1 iie in fleine Sbeile
t1eilt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-15
sinb i>n,ner tint @riea.

Gs gibt 3mei Saden, sic beitdnoig
inn &rieg iin6, Sreube un0 &amorr'
boi6en. Mber 8udlen's Mrnica Salbe
%pertreiben &dmorrboi6en ireen6 Ell
1er Mrt. sic uberfommen bolo 6os
Sudden, sen &ei5 Gnt3un61ng n6er
@eldmulft. sic bringen Comfort un6
Ia6en 8ergniiger ELM. @r0Btes SELL
mitteI fir Bron6mun6e1, 8eulen, &C.
idmure, 59nittmun6en, @uetidun.
gen, Gc5ema, &opferin6, Simmer,
6outausi@Iag. Mur IS @ts. in Mo-
Iitors Mpotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-15

u1ter Sen Mnpeien0en 6es gebeimel1
Mitnirfens zines ser Spie1er, Ser
ldngit eingemeibt lit. Sei,n 8eibilfe
beitebt oarin, oaB CT glcih nab sent
ienigcn ouf sen Spiegcl tupft, ser oas
Mel1er 5u iid) geltedt batte. Dies lit
Ser gan5e 3auber! Sci ett aber nun
Sen Salt, Ser SNelf cr batte 6en Gir=
reSen ODER @ei6luB ser Mn0eren 81
iplae baS Meiler ielblt gu iid ltecfen
miilleu, 10 bdttc CT iib 0a0urd) SIT erz
feuncl gcgcbel oob CT 5a'crl nuf-
tllpf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-15
%eeicroc a,no %orluit.

Cine Mol,5 fam aus ibrer1 2od)e
at1o la6 cine Safe. ~Mbo!!" lagte
lie, $50 1tebt cine 6alle! Sic flu
qeu Menjden! ga itellen lie NIT
orei @0l5de1t eil1e1 idmercn Sic
gel n1fredt, 11no on zines Ser Sol5-
d1en itetfen lie Elm Stiidden Sped.
Gos nenl1en Tie Damn eine Mal1le=
fauc. Ga, mer11 mir Marsd)en nidt
fliiger maren! @ir miilen pobl,
meltl1 mani Sen Spef ~freiic>t milf,
flopps! fGnt Ser 3iegel I'M 11S
idl6gt Sen Noider tp0t. 9eell1, 11ell1,
id] fen11c Cure 2it!!"
v9lber," fu6r Sos Maltsd)cn tort,
rricben 6arf mon idon 6aron. Som
blpBen @ieden fam Sic Safe nid)t
sufoue1r. l1n6 ih riec6e Ben Sped
Noh fir meil1 9efen germ. Gin bis
de1 ried)cr ml1B ih ooror.
gs lief inter Sic 6ole nl10 rod
an Sent Spetf, flaps! tiel lie 5ltlan1=
men, qrn0 Sos liiiterne Maltsden mar
5erql1etidt.
Sft lit an oem l11gliid Ser Men=
ld,en niht l1n>piiicl1beit unb 1tn=
feuntl1ib gdul0, ionSern Sic Sc
gieroe ul10 Gorpits.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-15

sd mur6e gebeilt bon Diarrboe
6urb cine Doiis @bamberlain's Collie,
@bolera= uno Diarrb0a Mtttel"
ldreiM 81. 6. @ebbnr6t, Sriole, 8a.
Sc gibt nidts Beieres. gu taufen
bel allen @dn6lern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-28
Brnuo.isentbums =Spputbefen'
Rene 6ppotb bete n.

8eproe 6. 2lnperIon an Soutbern
Sbin 2oan &c SruIt Co.. $500.
Wsinnie Sistinb an Wilber &. Irs
npIb, $1170.
Mlinnie Sistinb on Clifton Wutual
g. II. 6. Co., $4,000.
Sebfpig Suber an qrOpibent Saos
inos 9. IL. 8. Co., $1,000.
George u. Sepler an Central Jaira
mount s. Ii. 8. Co., $4,000.
gluquIt Stte an bieielbe, $500.
Cora 9. grud on 2iberal 8. u. ..
gp., $1,000.
oSoIepb Drummer an Catherine Ses
bermeier, $3.50.
George 6. 8intle9 on 6. Ml.
Sughes, $500.
5bomas 6. 8ants an Soutbern
Sbir 6. IL. 8. Co., 5000.
Oetilste Spp OF befen-
Sobn gsdman an Some 8. II. 8.
Gp., 5000.
gole s. @sber an 81. 3. Craig,
$4,000.
Murp 9. sbsirins on sslspbone 3.
o., $4,000.
csu6n Sdoettfe an grsmen Ctr. 3
II. 8. Co., $1,000.
G,race Oliper on Gid Run 9. u. 8,
gp., $4,000.
Sris g. Sill On bisIeIbe, $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-28

bale, fpslhes in Der Garage bon 8ou=
mann &c 8onOerobe, go. 1866 Gnott
Npenus, gponbdle, untergebraht mar,
gerietb eeitern Rudmittas in grano
.uno Der Gafolinbebdlter erplobirie.
Spriben Comp. 30 l0fhte bas Jeuer,
arpohbem bas Iutomobil gum. 8etrase
ppn $500 beIhdbi9t pprpen mar.
sSn benz grbeeidob bss SobnIton
GebduDes, Gde Der 5. Mpenue unb
Wolnut Gtrabe, BART gsftern Nah=
mittag fur5 nah 3 llfr cine 5ei5ungsz
rDbre unD Der aus ben 5enitern itroz
ntenoe 0ampf peranlabte einen poiz
fonten, einen 5eueralarm ein5uienocn.
Die 2tntunft Der Seuerfpebr perurz
fafts einen 9efpaltigen Menidene
anlaitf, jebo6 brau6ten bic 2Dfhz
mannf9aften nidt in sbdtisteit gu tre=
ten uno febrtsn ipfort ipieber na6 bsm
Spribenbauie suriid.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-28
Jn(anO Oge(c0rlp6
@raufiges Gefhi6.

UT u t9es Oe q Ia.
Mnberfon Snb., 27. Ottober.
Neun5ebn perIonen iinb am 5onntag
dnseblih erbfinbet, neil lie In sreQes
2iht bineiniabeH. Das peruriaht fpurz
be, als Mngeteate Der Strabenbahnges
feljdaft 9rollepbrdbte NIT 0iIfe zines
eIettrilhen 0erfabrens 5uiammens
fdmol5en. sSn perihiebenen Gdaen
trat, ME bic 3u Hatbe se3ogenen Ntr5te
Derfi1ern, bic Grblinbung erit na9
mebreren Stunben Elm. SoDn gnsel
BON 1nmiltOn, g., Der iih bier bel fei.
Iler Wutter auf 8eiuh befanb unb
aud benz 3ufammenfhmel5en per
Dr6bte Sugefeben bate, erblinbett eiz
nise &tunben fp6ter. tpdbrenb er btim
RarteMpiel fab. Mle Grfranttsn iint
porldutig IN buntlsn 3immern unter.
esbratG ,porben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-28

| 9enrp DuIimeier an Sobn u.
aoehler, 6S SUB an Der Norbiette Der
0Grriion Mpenue in Gbepiot; 81.
@briitopber Rife an 5lora 9.
Beder, 40 BEL 14O SUB an Der Welt=
+ Iieits Der Mppre Strabe in Mabinipnz
bile; 81.
Spbn Seiipert ON 5rant Wt. uno
Millie u. 5ibpater, Got % in Der
garp Seilnftdtte llnterabtbeilung III
College Sill; 81.
Sarah M. S1attuc an Sa[lie Clip
piagsr. 100 Bel 175 SUB on Der Sllb=
feite Der Grie Npenue, 275 SUB bon
Glaion Strdbe in Mabi1onpille; 81.
Qlsnes 9rperfnunn an Marn &.
Wfateps, Got 1S unb Sbeil bon Got
II in German 8roermnnn's llnterab@
tleilurg in 8pno 6ia; $4,000.
5urriIon 8. pridett an Caroline
Sall Elm Stiid 2anb in Iermehung
o2O in Nnberira Sp.; 81.
Caroline 6all an Gonrao Stub,
6aTelbe @ieentbum; 81.
Qittle 9. Gjates an Soebipig 9uber,
giaentbum betant als 31O7 9adberrp
Strabe; 81.
Wilbslminu Dleper On Sohn 8.
Wleper, 2ots 81, so, SO, SO, SO uno
90 in 8. 9. Senslep's llnterobtbei=
lung; 81.
acte Romberg an So6n Srennsr,
5 csobre ga6t bes gieentbums an Der
Gde BON MeliIb unb 0erbin pldte
in 9(ronbols; monatlite Wtiethe $50.
emma 5. 5arris on Walter eanz
fieIp Ii. 81, 5 Sabre pd9t bes Glaenz
tbums, betannt als 129 uno 131 98elt
g. StraBe; monatlihe Mietbs $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-28
Vrunoeisen tbumsiiber
Cincinnati, 26. Ott.

gineinnoti. 26. Oh.
Suian Mcgaa an 5. $. 9usle, 2oi
6 in 9lod so in 6. M. Steele's llns
ierabtbeiluns in College 9ia; 81.
9arris Wplf an g.. 6. Nnber1on
Got go. So Don Marta 9umpbrep' z
llnterabtbeilung; 81.
Mppmins SmproDenent 60. ar
Sarrie MoIf baf1eIk gisentbum;
81.
Carrie Wolf an 9. 6. Qnberfon
Got So in Martba Qumpbreb's Inter,
abtbeiluns; 81.
Wilber s. Nrnolb on Wlinnie Sis.
limb, Got Ia in 90. 6. Nrnolo's I'm.
terahtbeilung in Norpoob; ST..
george 5. 9rdun an henriette Sent.
graf, Got As in Der Deer part Inter.
abtEeilung; 81.
4bam Clos an George s. Braun
,Safs!bs GiasnHuu; 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-28
9fetp Dprfer Yla,toerei.

lJlpIlNllt6. XIV WV 9IS'~NA ~'l~'
babn. - llnIere syrteoensontel. -
IusgeidloTen. - Deibli4es Rdus
Der Quartet.
Dsil 3tpei tleine Wldbhen in einem
barmIoien paiunten ben MaEn gu er=
tennen slaubten, Der 8inber bur4 ben
,sorbite" miBbanoelte, tpuroe Der
arme &erl bon elmer briillenben Wlenge
iiberfallen unb beinabe toot geihlagen.
Das tit bic Retp Dorter 8eriion bes
Gi9ter apn9, bic niht einmal bic
Sdeinform elmer proce7iirung ipagt,
fonbern bas Spfer ieiner Wiltiir ein=
fad unter ben Jiiben aertrampeIt. Der
glefp yorfsr Mob unterI6eibet ft9 in
iol6en syGllen niht I'M eeringiten BON
bem Wob iroenD liner anoeren Wtilz
lipne1itubt. Sn ibm tommt Der Wlorb.
initintt, Der oud3 beim unersogenen
ainb als 3erit0runesiinn rubimentdr
pcrhGnben lit uno ME gang ausgez
rottet, ionbern nur 3uriidgeordngt
iperben tann, brutal unb plobliA gum
@usbrud. Mir foGten oarum auh nit
ber' urtkil iiber 2nm5ereien peiter
innen i'm 2anb ettpas SuriidbaltenD
isin. Wir limb nur fear lpenis beher.
Die Neip 5apen 9abn adbIt au ben
ipenisen Babnen bes Oftens bic tros
brutaler MusplTnberuns bes publiz
fums, bas f6brt unb 9iiter peri4idt,
rod immer cine unmense alter, uralter
Waosons laufen ldbt. Die 8uhn bat
cIIerbings Millionen fir bic Derbehez
runa ibrer Bettung ausgeeeben unb bat
ouBer benz bunberte bon Millionen
brangetpenbet. I'm ale aonfurren5 aus
ibrem Eerrain fern3ubalten ober an I'D,
su aiehen. Mber erabe esbalb 1T es
unperftGnbli1, tparum init ben tpeniz
qen WailIionen, bic Elm griab Der alien
b0laernen Woasons burh neue Stnbl=
cars toiten fpiirbe, gefpart fporben 1T.
Die 5habensriabanipriihe aus ben
hiben lebten Rutoitropben auf ber
6apen Babn baben fifkr ihon BIT
6Glfte Der Sunlne sefoftet, tpelde
Stablnasen toiten tpiirben. Die Rur3s
iidhtigfeit mander Snbuitriesr0ben IL
Pie unb bu ungIaublid.
Oab unfere Jlotie innerbulb aeb:,
Sabren gum alien gifen aebOren iDirb
bebaupten uniere Griebensontei. 9us
anlaB Der Demonitraticn i'm Nen
Worfer 6ofen baben lie itb in
bieiem Sinn rpieber einmal griinb'
Ii1 losgelaHen. Gie 1peifen bas
ranf bin, mas tptr ale l1ngfl
ipubten, bab bic glorreiheH Gubr5euge
lpsI&e bsi GantiaSo epGniens ameri'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-28
2ofal 8eridt.

- Cine Jrahtear Der 6. Ml. & ct.
g. 8abn unter Der Bride an 8. Mpe.
unb GrDnt Strabe. purbe geitern
burh bas JIusfeuer elmer Qofomotibe
in 8rdnb gefest. Gin GtilInlarm
brahte Gprib,n Comp. IL 5hr @tene
unb bic Glomrnsn ipurben sel1iht.
nahotm elm Ghnbtn BON etipn 500
anuerihtet iporben mar.
- Dos Mutomobil bes CHARTS Wlo.
Lfer. 30. 3S7o Rsabtng Rodb, Gp0ns
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-04
Road Buildcrs Meet at Cincinnati.

Cincinnati O.. Dec 3 Nearly all
the leading road builders OF the Uni
ted States aud Canada are gathered
here TO attend the nintG annual con
Nention of the American Road Build
crs Association, which opened It's
four day session at Music Hall to-
day In connection with the conven-
tion and with the American Good
Roads Congress, which Is always a
feature OF these conventions, an an
teresting exhibition OF road building
machinery and appliances. road ma
/ terials, methods oi construction and
i numerous maps. G.lgrau.s and photo
| graphs to illustrate the work done In
various states. has been arranged.
The American Road Builders asso-
citation was organized in 1902 and
comprises among its members tbs
most noter road building experts of
the United States and Canada Nell
son y. Lewis. chief engineer OF the
Board OF Estimate and Apportion
ment OF New York City. Is the presi
ident OF the association and will pre-
side at the sessions OF the conven-
tion. Among the notable delegates
In attendance are Harold Parker, for
mer chairman OF the Massachusetts,
state highway commission. Major w.
w. Crosby consulting engineer OF
the Maryland state highway commits
sion; W a. Mclean provincial en-.
gineer Of highways OF Ontario; A. J.
Mcpherson. chairman OF the Boar
OF Highway Commissioners OF the
Province OF Saskatchewan; Arthur
| IT. Blanchard, professo- OF highway
engineering, Columbia University
New York, and Herman Schneider
dean OF the engineering college. Uni
verslty OF Cincinnati.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-04
Taft To Open River Conprc,.

Washington. ID G., Dec. 3--Thc
annual meeting OF the National Riv-
ers and IIarbors Congress, which
opens here tomorrow, promises 20
he one OF the most notable gather
Ings ever assembled In the history
of the United States in the interest
OF waterway development The con
eress is national in its scope. repre-
sGrting all sections and all water
ways. and Is endeayoring to impress
broad and comprehensive policies for
Improving rivers, harbors and ca
nafs OF the nation President Taft
wiz deliver the opening address at
the congress. Other men OF note
who will be heard during the threa
days session are Sec OF War slim
son, Senator Simmons OF North Car
.olina, Senator Townsend Of Michigan
senator Martin OF Virginia, Mayor
Fitzgerald Of Boston, i 4 Pczet, the
Peruvian minister % the United
states, and Lieut.. Col W. B Andcr.
son. chief engineer OF the Depart
ment OF Marine and Fisheries OF
Canada.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-04
.|MP PARCHMENT Of
ARCHB0LO BEGUN
COMMERCE COURT JUDGE
COFRONTS SENATE
INQUIRY.
PROSECUTION IS SEVERE
OPENED BY REPRESENTATIVES,
CLAYTON OF ALABAMA IN
TERMS OF VIGOROUS
DENUNCIATION

by Associated Press
Washington, D. c., Dec. 3.-The
impeachment OF Judge Robert w.
Archbold OF the commerce court, be-
gan in the senate today.
Representative Clayton. spokes-
man OF the board OF managers COM
posed OF seven representatives,, open
ed the prosecution.
He said. "The testimony In the
whole case tends TO support the
charge OF misbehavior in the cond {
OF Judge Archbold. He has sho .,
All abnormal and unjudgellke desire
to make money by trading with rail-
roads and their subsidiary companies.
His sense OF morality has become
deadened.
lie has prostituted hls high Of
flee for personal gain. In attempts
to make gainful bargains with pres
ent or possible litigants before his
court. he has commerclalized his po
tentiality as Judge"
A. s. Worthington for the defense
declared the jurist had not commit
ted an offense punishable by law,
and that the house managers had not
presented case that could Justify y
conviction by the senate.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-04
General Offers Retirement

Ottawa. Ont. Dec. with the
beginning OF his SEVENTEEN year to-
day Major General william d. otter.
probably the most widely known Of
ficer In the Dominion military ser
vice. retlres from the post OF lnspec-
tor general OF Canadian militia. Gen.
Otter's career has been a long and
distinguished one. lie was born near
Clinton. Ont, Dec. 3. 1s43. and began
his military career as a private In
the Queens Own Rifles OF Toronto.
In 1864 he was gazetted lleutenan.,
and from that time his rise was rap
Id. During the Fenian raid he was
In command OF the Queens Own AZ
the Lime Ridge action. In the
Northwest rebellion he was In charge
OF the column that relieved Battle
ford. In 1899 he was given com
mand OF the first Canadian contlng-
ent raised for service In South Afrl-
ca
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-04
Poultry. Song Birds and Cats

New York. Dec. . With an un.
usually large number of entries In
its l,Gis and sos special classes the
sixth annual exhibition of the En-
pirc Poultry Association opened here
today at the Ncv Grand Central Pal
ace. Every var'cty OF ordinary do
nestle and fancy fowls. pheasants,
pigeons .canarles and other song
birds and the most improved and
modern appliances for housing and
raising OF chickens, ducks. geese.
pigeons. etc, are displayed aud IN ad-
dition thereto a motley collection OF
rabbits, harcs. guinea pigs and other
pets The cat show. which Is under
the auspices of the Cat Fanciers' AS
sociation. is held on the mezzlne
floor OF the new building The list
of prizes In the various departments
and classes Is larger than at any pre-
ylous exhibition Of the associations.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-04
FEDERAL COUNCIL OF
CHURCHES MEETS

chicago, Dec. 3.-As an introduc-
tion preliminary to the opening to-
morrow OF the second quadrennial
meeting OF the Federal Council OF
the Churches OF Christ In America q
conference OF state and local fede-
rations was held here today at the
Hotel La Sale. The quadrennial
meeting OF the Federal Council will
open with reception TO the visiting
delegates at Fullerton Hall, In the
Art Institute. tomorrow evening.
The Federal Council will remain In
session until next Monday and tho
great interdenominational gathering
viii close with banquet given by
the social unions and church clubs
OF this city on Monday evening.
Thirty-two UNCONVENTIONAL groups
of churches in the United States are
represented In the Federation. In
Guiding membership OF nearly
1900, 600 communicates and many
other adhcrents and supporters OF
the Federation outside OF the regu-
lar churches Bishop H. Hendrick
OF the Methodist Episcopal church.
South, who Is president OF the coun-
ell, will preside at the regular day
meetings OF the Council. on Thurs
day and on Friday evening public
meetings will be held at Orchestra
Hall, at which noted speakers. among
them Vice-Presldent-Elect Thomas
r. Marshall OF. Indiana, Dr. j. II.
Jowett, of the Fifth Avenue Church,
New York City; Francis T. Clark
and others, will deliver addresses.
on Sunday morning many of the del
egates will preach In various churches
and in the afternoon a meeting OF
workingmen will be held at Orches-
ira Hail, with Rev Frank Mason
North OF New York, presiding In
ternational peace will be discussed
/ by the delegates Monday morning
and the supreme Mission OF the
Church" In the afternoon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-04
BLACK PUG|L|ST
WEOS WHITE GIRL
CEREMONY BY A NEGRO
PREACHER AND CHICK
EN- DINNER FOLLOWS.

optcinl 70 DhiB EStWr'
Chicago, H., Dee. 3.--Jack John
son. the negro pugllist was married
this afternoon to Miss Lucille Gamer
on the l9-year-old Minneapolis white
girl who recently appeared as n wit
ness before the Federal grand jury
which indicted him with violation OF
The white slave law.
The ceremony was performed al
the home of Johnson's aged mother
With thousands OF spC etators.
II. A. Roberts, negro preacher
performed the services.
A squad OF police was kept busy
maintaining order among the throngt
outside
A motion picture company had Of
tered Johnson $4,000 for the righ'
TO make a film of the ceremony bu'
the police stopped this.
The girl wore large black picture
he, and purple plumes,
Johnson wore clothes made for th'
occasion.
An elaborate chicken dinner fol
/ lowed.
Johnson aud his white bride vii
leave tomorrow on their honeymoon
The brides mother was bitterly dis
appointed at her failure to keep th'
girl from marrying the negro
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-04
Sun Cult Leader To- I.e Tried

Chicago. H.. Dec. 3.-Preparation
is being made for the trial In the
Federal Court here next week OF
Ottoman lar Adusht Ianish. leader
and founder OF the lIazdaZnan sun
cuit. Hanish Is under four indic;-
ments, charging violations OF the pos
tai laws by the sending OF improper
Iiterature. including the Inner stud
lies" through the malls
The trial OF the accused Is awaited
with considerable interest. inasmuch
as the members OF the cult are said
10 include maids and matrons OF SO
cial prominence. not only In Chicago
but In Massachusetts, and in Canada,
where Mazdaznan colonies have exist
ed. Hanish. the founder Of the cult
had led his followers 20 believe that
he was born In Persia and reared In
"a monastery by followers Of Zoroas
ter. As matter OF fact, % has been
established that hc Dr. tho son OF Rich
ard = Hanlsh. an aged musician oI
Milwaukee. In poor circumstances.