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The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-19

Washington, May 1S,---lt is bel
lieved here that if the senate concurs'
in the action taken by the House to
abolish the commerce court. that
President Taft will intervene and
will save the institution which was
one OF his pet measures. The COM
merce court was created by an act Of
Congress on June IS, 1910. BY the
act it was provided that the, court
should be permanently open, its regu.
lar sessions to be held in Washing
ton and others in different parts of
the country as conditions demanded.
To the court is designated all the
powers of United tSates circuit
court. It's jurisdiction is invoked by
filing written petitions in eXplana-
ton Of the petitioners cause of ac-
tion and outlining the relief sought,
On appeal cases go to the supreme
court. The judges of the commerce
court are circuit judges appointed
for that service. Upon expiration Of
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-19
NEGROES TRY TO
STOP DEFENSE OF
NEGRO POLICEMAN
Petition for Injunction Against City
Filed by Mound City Attorney
for Victims Father

A petition requesting that Mayor
Parsons and the City Council be re-
strained from paying an attorney
$3.50, or any amount for defending
Gus Johnson, q negro policeman,
who shot and killed Napoleon LipF
two months ago, yesterday was filed
in the Circuit Court, The petition
was filed by, Charles H. Rice Of
Mound City, a negro attorney. in the
name of Green Lipe, father OF the
dead boy,
At the last meeting of the City
Council, $3.50 was voted to defend
Johnson, who is with manslaughter,
Attorney Michael j, O'shea was re-
tanned to defend the negro,
The case is set for Monday morn
ing. The injunction suit was set for
Wednesday. by Judge Butler
Only two cases we're acted upon
by Judge Butler yesterday and at 2
O'Clock he adjourned court. Isy Hat
field was granted a DIVORCE from
Charles Hatfield on the ground Of
adultery.
In the partition suit of Lizzie vii.
son VS.. Charles Smith, tCaternillar)
a rule to answer was extended TO the
second Wednesday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-19
N|CHAELSON SAYS
BILL APPLIES TO
PASSING ARTISTS
Alderman Declares No Camera
Trust is Intended by Measure In
troduced Recently

That the ordinance pertaining to
photographers, introduced at the
last council meeting by Alderman
Michaelson, does not apply to anna
teurs and other than men passing
through town, is the claim OF
Michaelson. He declares that the or
dinance applies to photographers,
who drop into the city for a week or
two and occupy the streets in taking
and selling pictures.
The ordinance, as introduced is as
follows:
An ordinance requiring all travel
ing or transient photographers oper-
ating camera along any of the pub
lie streets or public places within
the city to pay license. Amount
of the license and penalty for viola
ton. Be 1t ordained by the City
Council of the City of Cairo, Hi
nois. Section /. Every travelling
photographer who has no regular
studio, but operates a camera along
the streets or public places within
the city and who goes from one
place to another for the purpose oil
selling or disposing of photographs
or pictures, shall pay license OF
twelve dollars per annum provided
that no such license shall issue un-
less twelve dollars has been paid into
the city treasury.
Section 2. Every person who shall
refuse or neglect to procure such
lictnse shall be fined not less than
five dollars nor more than twenty
Ave dollars for each offense
Section g. This ordinance shall
take effect and be in force from and
after its passage, approval and pub
|lication.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-19

Copenhagen, Denmark, May 49,
BY the death of King Frederick
VIII. his son, Crown Prince Chris
tian, becomes the king, The new
ruler is forty-two years old. He is
a tall and powerful man, resembling
his mother, Queen Louise, who is the
female Anak of European royalty,
being six feet two inches in height.
She Is also the wealthiest woman
sovereign. The new king is married
to one Of the two sisters of the late
reigning Grand Duke of Mecklen-
burg Sch werin. His sister-in-law is
the crown princess of Germany. The
new crown prince is a lad of thirteen
years and has a brother two years
his junior. King Haakon VII, of
Norway Is younger brother of the
new king, and both are nephews Of
Queen Alexandra Of England, King
George of Greece and the dowager
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-19
..T' .a-.-s,-r-.--.- N.a-s,sSzs
APGHBAL. DI

the term for which they are appoint
ed. however, they do not cease to be
judges, but are assigned to duty in
some other judicial circuit. The
chief justice of the supreme court
then deeignates other circuit judges
for service in the commerce court.
Martin A. Knapp, the presiding
judge, was commissioned to the
commerce court on Dec. 81, 1910, to
serve five years; Robert w. Archibald
on Jan. 81, to serve for four years,
and William II. Hunt, John Z. Car
land and Julian w. Mack were com
missioned at the same time to serve
for three, two and one year respec-
lively.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-19
NINE CARS, LOADED
WITH ROCK. CRASH
THROUGH BRIDGE,

Calumet, Mich, May 1S.-A
bridge sixty feet high and 200 feet
long, over the Firesteel river, of the
Mineral Range railroad, collapsed to-
day. when a train was passing over
Nine loaded cars of rock, in the cen
ter OF the train, dropped into the
river. The engine passed over safe
ly and two passenger coaches at the
rear were saved by the breaking Of
a coupling, No one was injured
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-19

empress of Russia Much popularity
anne to the new king a year ago
when he was outspoken in his opuo-
3ition to the proposition to sell the
Dutch West Indies to the United
States. He actually led in the out
burst of popular sentiment in Dem
mark against the proposition. Fol-
lowing this he was reported last
summer to be preparing to visit the
Islands aboard a Danish war vessel
and later to tour the United States
and Canada. This trip was abandon
ed. King Frederick died in a public
ward of a hospital in Hamburg, Ger
many, while returning from trip in
the south OF Europe, He was over
come by stroke Of apoplexy while
walking in the street at 10 o'clock
at night and was taken to the hospi-
.tal, where he was not identified un-
til the queen, becoming alarmed at
his absence, had search instituted,
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-19
ROOSEVELT SAYS
TAFT ACTIONS /.
WERE CRIMINAL
Declares Presidents Attitude on
BalliDger Case Would Have
Caused Action

Cleveland, o., May 1S.-For, one
hour tonight Col. Roosevelt faced a
large crowd in the Central Armory
here and struck blow after blow at
Taft. He asserted that the President
had made untruthful statements
about him. He declared that the
Presidents action in the Ballnger
case was such that had he taken d
similar course as a president of a
bank he would have been in eminent
danger of having the matter laid
before the district attorney"
He attacked Taft for alluding to
the fact that Dan r. Hanna was sun
porting him and that Hanna had
been indicted on charge of rebat-
ing.
One by one he took up the points
upon which President Taft had as
sailed him and he brought his speech
to an end when he said: 81 am
against Mr., Taft because Mr.. TAFT
proved faithless to the cause of the
American people"
Roosevelt spent the day In travel
ing through central Ohio and max
ing dozen speeches.
"Mr. Taft is not content to fight
this issue on broad grounds of pol
icy Yesterday he, in his own per-
son. and through his secretary made
a number of bitter and untrue at
taeks upon me.
"iie stated that | was being sup
ported by Mr.. Hanna, who was in
dicted, and he was content that !
should have the support of those
who were indicted and that he
would like the support of those who
were not indicted"
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The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-19
EXCURSION FROM CAPE
GIRARDEAU HERE TODAY

The steamer Three States went to
Cape Girardeau yesterday to take out
an excursion from that city. The
excursion party comes to Cairo this
afternoon and will remain here sew
eral hours.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-19
MINNESOTA LEGISLATURE
IN SPECIAL SESSION

st. Paul. Mimi, May 1S.--Gov.
Eberhart today issued a proclama-
tion calling for a special session of
the legislature, to convene June 4,
The Governor proposes statewide
direct primary law, applicable to all
state offices. He also recommends
an effective corrupt practices act and
re-apportionment law.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-19

DR.. II. A. Davis Of 340l Washing
ton avenue Is driving fine new
buggy just purchased, having rele-
gated the "one-hoss shay"
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-19
Valorization Scheme Mentioned in
Suit, as Being Move in Restrain
Of Trade Here
RECEIVER IS ASKED FOR
Attorney General Wants Men Ap-
pointed to Handle and Sell Beans
Stored in New York

New York, May 1S.-Attorney
General Wiekersham today moved
against the so-called coffee trust oil
Brazil yalorzation scheme. In petit
tion in equity the valorization
scheme is declared to be a violation
of, the Sherman antitrust law. The
court is asked to decree the scheme
unlawful to enjoin the yalorization
committee from Withholding coffee
from the market and to appoint re-
ceivers TO sell the 100000 bags, val
ued at S10,000,000, now ALLEGED 10
be stored in warehouses of the New
York Dock Co.
The government also applied for
a temporary injunction, restraining
the valorization committee from re-
moving or disposing of coffee held
in America.
Conspiracy is Cited.
The members of the valOriZation
committee have agreed and con-
spired to raise prices to an unreason-
able extent, the government charges.
They have thus attempted, it is de-
clared, to restrain the coffee trade
throughout the world, including in
terstate and foreign commerce of the
United States and to "injure and de-
fraud the public for their own en-
richment."
The suit has an international
color. The Brazilian state of Sac
Clulo, the greatest coffee district in
the world, is pointing to the agree
ments.
The fact that the alleged agree
ments We're not unlawful in Brazil
and were participated in by foreign
state, the government holds, cannot
justify the commission for any act,
in the United States to restrain
trade.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-19
WEATHER.

Illinois-Fair and warmer Satur.
day; Sunday probably fair, cooler in
north.
Kentucky-Fair and somewhat
warmer Saturday; Sunday warm in
east.
Missouri--Fair and warmer Eat
urday; Sunday fair.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-25
Sn repnblifaniidJen 3eitan9en auirh

Sn repnblifaniideu 3eitnnaen aptrb
6opon gefaielt, oab 0os electoral
Golegium fei>lem Der 6rei bauptlad=
liditen Observation-Disclosures eli
ne Stimmenrlebrbeit geben miro.
gbenfans, 6oB 6as Mbgeor0netenbans
feline @abl t%reffen fann nnS Ser Sc
nat (fiir Giceprdii0ent) erit re6t nidt.
DeSbalb. ml1B ser gegenmartige
Staatslefretar, SEER Ebilanoer @ror,
republifaniider 5tanopatter bon
Eennlplponier, ser nadite EraiiSent
mcr6cn, etc. etc. Sea- ma, man gana
rubig liten bleiben. Gle Scr eble
@bilouoer oos @eiBe Saus als Mob=
rl1l1g be5iebt, miro nod mo1ld)er
Gropfen @aiier III sen S5ea1 flieBe11.
@oo6rop @ilion miro mebr glefto=
ralitimmen erbalten, ais Satt l11o
500 epeIt 5ltiammen, nno Der nadyte
GrGlioent iein. gr miro nibt lpertige
bon oieien gleftoralItinmen ben
Geutld=M merifonern ST per6anfen ba=
ber.
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scit 8eoinm bes ~lamfcmben SATIRE.

~" ~SysWS
baben So 2uftidiffer ibr 9eben einse-
biiBt, mdbreno III ser gon5en &erio5e
lett 1908 oercn 1853 0en Sos 6urd)
l1nfaae in Ser Suit s%efun5en baben.
IS muB ouffallen, oab fait Elm Grit
tel 1ieier Spfer al1f Sic .letten ieds
Monate entfdIt. 9atei fins sic Mero=
plane l,,10 lenfbaren 2uftidiffe beut=
5utage i6on niel leidter r16 iiderer
5u banobaben, lire &onitruftion lit
berbeIlert, sic Motoren nerpoQfomm=
net mor6en. Mud sic 2uftperb0ltniiie
iin6 better befannt. @orauf lit mum
Sic ltarfe 3unabme ser So0esfdne in
SEN lebten .Maonoten 5uriid5ufiibren?
gs gibt r1lrr cine Mrttport auf 6iele
6roge Die M%eronaite11 ii11o gu lorg=
los %gemoroen. Die fortpabren0e Be-
nl1tl,ng Ser 9nitfabrseuge fat lie gu
iiher gemod)t, uno iie a1nternebmen
@agniiie, on Sic lie trii6er nidt Der
angegangen mdren. Inter Sic en lint
ltdn0en eridei11t es a11gebradt, gum
eigene1 S6lebe iener iorgloien Gle
mente itrengere Mnfor0erun9en Bel
ser Musiteurng bon 9ufti9iffer=2i=
5en5er1 5u itenen. Sic Srganiiation,
Ser sic Musiteuung 6ieier 2i5en5en
unterltebt, ionte es iih ange1egen iein
laiier, sic on5u @egbaliigen un5
Sorgloien 11nter sen 6liegern ol1s5l1-
mer5en o0er gar nidlt al1ffommen SIT
Iaiien.-
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Mnreoe ,iiiber 6asieIbe Sbemd. Ser
Hralat iagte unter Anoerem: Ser
so5iulismus lit gegen Sic &eligion
trob ser 8ebanptlng ser S%o5ialiite1
auf ibrer letten Mationol-& onbention,
oab 5o5ialismaas uno @eligion ge=
trennt fins. Dieier Ausiprud, ser
logar ais Hlante Nnfnabme in Der
Nlattform fono, oient MIR 5a5u, Ben
stimmgebern Sano in Sic augerr gu
itreue1t. Ser @ru,ogebonfe hes 90
5ialismus lit: SSB, trinfe u1,@ lei forb-
li6, 0enn morgen idon mogit 81 iter-
ben. SIM 9farnen ser &eligion un5 fir
sic sod)e cures SEEMS, i6loB &e0ner,
bite id eud, Sen 5c5ialismls 5at be-
fampfen, Ser ihlieBlid Sos gan5e
2an6 rltiriren miir0c.
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Der 8eind bes bemtid)en &eid)s:

f%an5lers in ct. Betsrsba1rg bereitet
Sen engliiden Staatsmannern groBe
&~er5beflemut1g. Man befiirdtet,
6oB Elm ruiiiider MnidlrtB at Sen
Greibuno erfolgen miro, iobal6 1os
fran5oiiid)e giinoniB oblauft. DaB
Sic saae i@on 10 meit lit, 1arf mobl
foum angenommen lper6en; tn6eiien
mare cine enge Sreun6idaft nit
0euti@lan6 fir &uBlano uobl bor=
%tbeilbafter ols iein 2iebangeln nit
Sen bei6en @eftmd6ten, namentlid'
nit ENGLAND, 0as ibn1 in Miien iiber=
all inn @ege itebt. limo ga Sranfreid
pouitan0ig in @6noen @nglan6s lit,
6iirfte es bon 6ieiem auh ni6ts met
ter 5lt ermraten bober, als 6oB eS in
einem epentuellen &r!ege NIT Deutih=
lan5 fir 6asielbe 6ie @aitanien aus
SEM 6euer bolen iom. Deuti6lan5
lit fir &uBlan6 ie6enfalls ser beite
8unoesgenoiie, 6enn es itet ibm in
feiner @eiie inn @ese un6 fam iei=
men perniinftigen @iiniden better
&edrlng tragen, als es Sic 8elt=
mddte iemals tbun mer6en.
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Gin qutes @urt 51tr redtcn ;3eit,

mie fann es a1niern Sdmer5 beilen,
SEN Sturm III 1,nierem Snnern BE-
ldnftigen, 10 0aB 6i1 @ogen fleiner
un0 flei1ter mer6en un6 5ulebt frie6=
lide StiQe cintritt. @ie mobltbuen6
lit iold) ein @ort! M6, mie mir l111s
ie6l1el1 f0n1ren nod Sieiem einen ein=
5igen lieben @orte in ienen Stltnoen,
in oenen 6as S9idlal NIT rauber
@an6 inns 9epaH, ga tiefe Grourigfeit
uns erfint, un6 mir mGbnen,. nnS
ielbit nidt mebr belfen 5l fonnen.
@ie idreit es 6a ouf in uns: Elm
@ort, MIR Elm liebes @ort aus auf=
ridtigem, mitfiblen6em Screen! Gin
gl1tes @ort, mir ionten es otter ouf
Ser 9ippe bereit balten. Gin gl1tes
@ort! Mit 3o1berfraft it's erfiqt,
&er5en bern1ag es 51 erl6lieB BEN,
Sbrane1 gu trodnen, inns es ldBt he1=
len Sonnenidein sort bineit1, no Bis
Der 6inlterniB berridte. l1no nod
Elm a1r6eres @ort! Mit einem ein=
5igen funnit gu Elm ltreng neridIoiie<
mes @ebeimniB al1splau6ern, fannit
6o6aar@ &errotb ii5en an 9einem
6reunbe;; Elm @ort, 10 idnen gelpro=
6en uno 10 l1nberedenbar in isi1en
6olgen! Sin @ort, einmal SEM
@un6e entidlupft, geb0rt es uns r1idt
mebr an. Drum bite Seine 3unge
mob1, bol0 lit Elm b0ies @ort geiagt."
@ait gu aber Semant 6amit 1peb ge=
tbon, 10 50gert ni6t, es 5u%riid5uneb=
men, idten, i6nen, ebe es meiter Inn
iid greift ltn6 @ur3el idlGgt. Mit
einem 8orte fannit gu Dein 2ebens=
glid ger toren, nit eirtem @orte ober
audi es aufbalter felt un6 iider.
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9ic enaliid}e Gprad}e ,uirb bon ct


ma 100 Minionen geiproden; oie
0eutld)e hat groberungen gemodt; tie
fon1nt an smeiter 5telle aller &ultur=
1praden NIT ungefabr 100 Millionen.
Sss11 oiei lent @a6smum ser Sprade
lit piellei6t zines ser ifarflten Nr5el=
diem fir sic ma6ien6e 8eoel1tu1a
0e1tidlon6s ol1f mirtbi6affli6em u15
aei1tigem @ebiete ST %erfennen. @s TT
BON ssntereiie, int Mni6lnB oaron 81
ertpabnen, 0aB sic brittle Stelle l111ter
Sen &nlturiproden 6ie fran5oiil6e
einnimnt, sic iiber EN- Gerbreitl1ngs=
gebiet bon So Miqionen MenifDer
perfiigt. Sc ban0elt fi6 bier INNER
MIR tint &l1lturiprat;en, % III M1te11
gon3 on6ere 3ablen fir Spra@e1tper=
breitlng in 8etradt fon1n1er1. Aber
bei ser 8eoeutung, Sic elmer Spra9e
5ufommt, ipielt sic meitelte @erbrei=
tuna muir 6ann cine &ol1e, mera1 es it'd
Inn cine Gerbreitung in &a1ltlmgebie=
ten banoelt. Darum lit sic 5eutl6e
5pro6e trot alle6em sic 5tpeitgroBte
@l1ltltrlpra6e ser Welt.
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Qei6er 1T in Ser 6emofratiid)er

StlucT W ~ wv oe''t"I]"+VIevs"
&artei Uni ercs Stoates iebt aud ei11e
Spoltung %ei1ngerilien. gefanntlid'
be&pirbt ii6 @err 9oniel Is. 9omler
BON ct. Saul Unit oen Sit I'M Ser
einigten 5toaten=Senat Sebt miro
befantt, 6oB @err CHARLES D'Mutre=
mont bon 9ltll1tb fir Sosielbe Mmt
int Teloe lit, inns 5>par lou er Sic I'm
terltubung oes 8rpan 3meiges ieiner
Yortei baben a111o bonn &ational=&o=
miteman1t 9pn6 empfoblen meroer.
gs lit iebr 51 be0a11ern, ooB %innerbolb
Ser eigenen Hartei ser in meiten
&reilen p%orfbeilbaft befan11te l1n0 iebr
beIiebte friibere ct. Hol,ler 8iirger-
meiiter befGmpft miro. @err 2apler
fat ii9 itets ols Mo7n BON liberolen
Mnidaul1ngen ge5eigt. IS mare 6es=
balb Jeff 5lt miiniden, menn er Sas
Mmt, TIM oas er iid bemirbt, erbolten
miirSe. Gin @unih ser ii6erli6 aus
Sen @er5en zines ieoen fatboliiden
Stimmgebers bon Minnei ota geipro=
den lit, 6a obre 3meifel I'M &ongreB
0ie fatboliiden &edte 6urb ibn in
einorudspolliter @eiie pertreter miir=
6en.
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staot=M ent8feite,t.

- @odm. 81. SEQ @a>1s begob iid
Sou1tag 1T 8egleitung Ser &errer
Sos. 9. &olenberger uno @b. S. 2o5=
ner nad) Gerbam, mo- sic &ei l1d)er sic
Sonmerfriide an einem ser idoneu
Sttertail @ountp=Seen mabren0 oieier
@ode gerieBen.
- @enn Sbr Cure Sarm perfau=
fen mout, ipredt Dor bel Ser q. q.
@bitnep 2ano & 2oon Co.; lie lit sic
6irn1a, init Ser at unterbon6eln.
- @el1te Mbert6 fin0et bel giniti=
ger 8itterung 0as 3mette biesmodent=
lide CONCERT I'M empire &orf itatt,
mo3u &%apeumeiiter Sub. @ons Elm eli
gems i@ones &rogromm entmorfett
bat. ri.
- Sobn 3opp it,, Sobn 6es 8on<
Tiers Sobn 3app, traf Sonntag Mbeno
BON @bioago, mo- ct in ser Mbltrofts=
office Mnitequng bat, in ct. CLOUD
gum 8eiude beim goter un0 bei iei<
nett @eidfpiitern Elm. &c iino ,iebt
Der Sabre n6t perfloffen, ieit6em Der
iunge &err 3app iein &eim u16 feline
Nrbeit in ct. @louo NIT iol9er in
Chicago pertauidte, 100 ler es .Dant
ieiner &enntniiie, ieires SleiBes .un0
- 80 mi ~f..H - -. - rT""
ieines @eredtigfeitsieins gu elmer aa1-
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= 2aBt Guer Sarmlano gum Ser.
fauf eintragen BEL $. g. Osrng, ct.
GIouo. Minn. 2O-2m
- @odm'iter 8ii1of Sacob &robec,
melder Mortag BON ieiner no4 $50
6ena gelnadten S%irn1ungsreiie surid-
febrte, be9ab iid anoeren Cages CUR
@rbolung nod 8rodmap, no er Biz
Mittmod @ait ieines Meffem 6es
bodm. @errn Sobn Srobec, NOR.
- 9eute, Donneritag, miro sic
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BON 5tearns
County lire Mrbeit unter Dem @oriit
6es @errn S. $. GanfieI6 bouenoet
baber. Mu6 lit 6ie Gommiiiionsbe-
bor6e Ser Sta0t als MusgIeidungs-
beb0r6e in Sibung.
- Sic Satin 0es @eorg &ille,1s
bran6, melde friiber in ct. CLOUD
mobnbaft mar, jebt aber ibr &eim lit
Manobnten, Minn., fat, befin6et iih
lett Gnoe LETTER ISOLDE bier nit ibrer
5odter bel ser 5amilie @einri6 Sted=
ling 5u Cote.
= Am Sreitag 6iei er ISOLDE miro
nod Gerabre6ung cine groBe Delega-
ton 8iirger 5ieier Sta6t un6 ie6es
Stnn6es Dor 6em @ountpratb eri9ei=
11en un6 5teien eriuden, Mittel ln6
@ege fir Ole &erridtung zines go
ratoriums fir nit S@pin6ludt Be-
baftete &erionen gu idaffen. Die
SSoee miro augemein als cine quite o11=
erfannt unb a1s iolde boffentli9 bon
Ser County = @ommiiiion oufgefaBt
mer0en.
- gfeo. P. S6epbons, .. g. g.,
melder iiber Elm Snbr in ct. Sobns
College par gum Stu6ium ser eng
lii6en Sprade uno in sen Ietten So
gen bel Sen -bieiigen 8ene6ictiner=
@dctern 5a1 Cote tpar, lit geitern, Mitt=
nod, nod Sen &biIippinen %nbgereiit.
I'm 6aie1bit feline @iiionsarbettett GIT
i%ibernebmen.
- @re0iger @einrih @aIoman1r
ldBt an z. Mbe. iii5lid Elm 1teues
@obrbaus fir ieinen eigetten &C.
bran9 erridten.
- 8inne11 penigen Sogert miro
Samilie Sobn Srib tbr permanentes
&eim no9 SartbauH berIegen. &err
6rib bot sic Mgentur ser @ntfins
@eiImittel mernomme11 urb tpir6 in
bem Sell o1[er, sic an feline Me6i5inen
glauben, iein @lid iuden.
- @eI6 at perIeiben auf cultioirie
Torr1en. Tarmers Gtate 8ant, ct.
GIou6. Minn. t6bu
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Nus Der m,n8e9tno. !
Sreepprf.

OASIPuA%-
Soiepb &iebel il. iiibrt &lage 5arii=
ber, oaB an ser bon bier aus laufen0em
&oitbotenitre6e go. 3 sic 8rieffaiten
beitoblen lpuroe1t, lein &niten tpnroe
5lpeimol berm1bt, un6 er bofft, 1ab
Sic &egierung 1erortigem f~legelbaften
Gbun ginbalt gebieten miro. - &err
@einri6 Sc lite uno Go9ter, 6rau &orf
bon Meire @rope, traten um Mttt=
mod cine &eiie rad Milmaufee on,
INN sort ser Seier ser ginflei0ung els
ner Sodter ser Gamilie 8eite alS @os
iterihmelte r b%ei5uipobnen. - &lemp=
net SSacob 6ei6en lit 1nie0er nit ser
@tnblbeflei6ung ser reu renobiertem
uno pergroBerten Moblmiihle beidaf=
tigt. @egen Mangel an @ateriol
muBte er sic Mrbeit einige @oden
einiteuen. - Dos @obnbal1s Bel ser
gduIe miro 11el1 orsgeitattet un6 als
Sdmeiterpobnl1ng eingeridtet. -
Solepb @erfennis fat cine stelle ols
Stationsporiteber ur0 Selegrapbe11-
0perateur in @etpitt, Minn., ange-
nommen. - STRAIT M6om Bed bon
Coils Spring l1no fire sdtpelter 6ra1t
@enrp @e1fer BON ct. Saul befin6er
ii6 bel Sen @Itern, @errn un6 Srolt
SsSpleph S0iden, sum- %a11qenehmen 8e-
ll1de. = @ermo1m Shoner unb @i=
guit 9tuntebed baben cine bom @e=
item fomn1e1,5e &er5e MrbeitspferSe
gefauft lno bieten 5%ieielben at bodit
omnebmbaren @reiien gum @aufe an.
= Uni er 11elte Mr5t, Doctor @arner,
lit bel 11ns ongelnngt. 8ereits lit er
NIT alerlei Mrbeiten in ieit1em 8erufe
beaniprrdt. - Mm 5onntog Mbenb
tpur6e Mrttor @ogel, Elm sobt1 ser So
mile Carl goael, ibmer berlebt oo-
5ur6, bob er o,ts eite1n @ef6brt ge-
idleuSert un5 f,tr5 6orauf. auf ser
2anoitroBe, lit beiinnlngsloiem gu
.itonoe Iiegeno, BON eirem MutomobM
merfabren muroe. Die 0oftoren
&eapitt unb @arner, tpelde i'm be-
ban6eln, begen. ieoo@ 6ie bette Soft
111ttg fir feline @eneiatne.
3oloin8fprb.
8eter @olneb uno @ottir begnben
iid Dienitag nod 81. CLOUD, no ser
Mann einen argen6ottor fonitltirte.
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9ie ensliiden @nffrasetten NH

Sic eneliiden @nffragetten null
in gang un0 gar perridt gemoroen
1ein. Sn Dublin, mo ite Big iebt fir
a%1ngefabr bunoerttonie6 Dollars
6eniterideiben eingeidlaeen boben,
baben lie periudt, Sos Sbeater in
gran6 gu iteden, in mel6em Hremier=
miniiter Msquitb Ser Goritequng BEL
mobnte. @orber batte cine cor Miga=
rem Elm Sell nod Sem leiten6en Mtni=
1ter geidleuoert, un1 MIR nit gennner
Motb entging er i@perer @erlebung.
Sos iin6 sic @eiber, sic bon sen ame=
rifaniiden Suffragetten ols @orbiloer
Derebrt mer6en, fir 6eren MuSid)rei=
tunger1 man nidt elm 8ort 6eS So
6els fin6et. nnb sic lpollen sen Staot
regieren? 8rr!
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,,&Drnel" Mopicpelf mill ser Matip.

nalfonnention ieiner Nartei, Sic am 3,
Muault inn &oliielm at Chicago gu
l%ommentritt, nidt nur beipobnen, ion-
0ern ols 2elegat an ibr tbeilnebmen,
1peil ibm Sic NIattiorm, namentlid
lire Eruit &lanfe, mie er lagt, gon5
beion6ers am @er5en 1iegt. Die
Srults, ielbitperitanolid MIR Sic "gl>=
ten, iin0 fir i'm ia INNER cine Ser
acknowledgement gemeien, in 6ie CT
anoeren feiner ginblid geitattete.