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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-04-04
EDITORS WILL MEET IN
N|N0T JULY 10 AND 20
Date or the Annual Summer Prsse
Meet Set Wednesday-Minot viii
Show the Visitors a Good Time.

President Black Of the N. D.
Press Association met with membors
of the Minot Press Association in thu
city Wednesday afternoon and the
dates for the midsummer conv00-
tion o the association which will b
held in Minot, were set for Friday
and Saturday, July 10 and 20.
The summer meeting will be ~
tended by between 400 and 500 and
bids fair to be one of the best meet
ings ever held in the state. The
subject of oreign advertising will
be discussed on Friday, some well
known editor to read a paper on tho
subject. This will prove very n
teresting inasmuch as an effort y
now being made to get the publish
eors to adopt a minimum rate for
such advertising.
There will be automobile rides g.
lore. base ball games, theatrical en-
tertainments and moving picture
shows, a banquet and ball and one
afternoon will probably be spent at
Wildwood park where Kernel Brew
er, Norman Black, Bloom, Whitehead
and other we'll known heavyweight
II participate In tug Of war, toOe
races. and the like. Richter will IN
pire a ball game between the editors
and some other high class nine aud
there will be other interesting asn-
letic events. There will he refresh'
| ments galore and several other things
that will entertain the mouders o.
public opinion. Complete progran
to be announced later.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-04-04
Mr.. SCHWARTZ GETS
JUDGMENT FOR $500
Nursery Man Gets Damages Tor False
imprisonment in Portland, ore.-
Will Serve A. An Offset to Judg-
ment Obtained by Sneve.

G. S. Sshyartz, the Minot nursery.
man, who sued Rev. J. s. Sneve for
10000 for false imprisonment in
Portland, Ore, was given q verdict
for $780, This amount will never
have to be paid by Mr.. Sneve, but
will stand as an Offset to . judg-
ment which Sneve had been given
against Schwartz in an Oregon court,
the amount obtained there being
$4,000, which has never been paid by
the nurseryman.
The jury wrestled with the prob.
lem OF damages for hours, some OF
them desiring to give Schwartz the
entire amount asked for, and others
much less. Finally the sums were all
added together and divided b,
twelve, the average being approx
mately $500.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-04-04
"SENATOR" k|DTBO
Spent NIGHT IN JAIL
Well Known Minot Man Fined Tor
Bestowing Unweicome Attentions
Upon Prominent Young Woman
Said It Was Only Joke.

Herman Midtbo, better known as
the SENATOR" was fined SIS and
costs, amounting in all to $22, .or
bestowing his unwelcome attentions
upon a we'll known Minot young wo'
man Judge Murray, with tears in
his eyes, pronounced sentence upon
"the senator and Herman not de-
string to spend 16 days in jail, which
he would surely have had to do, had
he not liquidated, lost no time in
parting with the money which he
had intended to use in making his
campaign for governor.
Midtbo was placed under arrest
about 1870 Tuesday night, near the
home Of the young woman he ina
gined that he loved. Wearing =
natty tassel cap, Herman wended his
way to the homo Of the young wom-
an on the North Side at late nour,
probably intending to serenade her
with his melodious voice. He sought
seclusion in the shadow of the house.
but was discovered in hiding by men,
Eers o" the family. When the Young
woman arrived home accompanied
by her escort, she was notified o.
! the prowling of some man, and Q
search revealed "the senator" on for
hidden ground. The police were
notified, and he was soon placed
under arrest and lodged in the city
Jail, where despite his protests, he
spent the night. In the morning
he appeared before Judge Murray,
where he plead not guilty and was
released on his own recognizance.
No attorney appeared for him
when the case was called in the af-
ternoon. Herman plead his own
case and the way he cross examined
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-04-04
DAVIS & HANNAFORD
SELL MEAT MARKET
oiIroy & Roach Buy Valley Nest
Market-Will 1e Under the Nam
agement Of Mr.. oIIroy After April
10.

A deal was contaminated this
week, whereby Levi Gilroy and jos.
Roach will become the owners Of the
Valley Meat market conducted for
the past I'VE years by Davis & Han.
naford. They will take posseSsion
Of tho market Apr. 10, and !, will
be run under the supervision Of Mr..
Gilroy, a veteran in the business.
MI. Gilroy was one Of the prcprie-
tors o. this market for Yeas until
It was purchased BY Davis & Hanna
ford. He knows the business thoro-
".
Mr.. Davis will locate IN the west,
while Mr.. Hannaford will locate on
his farm in this vicinity. rhey have
given us one Of the very best meat
markets In the Northwest and MI
not vim lose them very reiuctantiy. !.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-04-04
c. A. JOHNSON MAY
AGAIN Be CANDIDATE
Minot Man Says There Is Another
Good Fight Left In Him-Friends
Urging Him to Throw His Hat In
the Ring.

from the eastern part of the state
where he conferred with political
riends, relative to his candidacy for
governor. Mr.. Johnson has never
been regarded as gutter, and there
are many of his friends who would
like to see him enter the race for a
third time. 1t would complicate mat
ters to say the least. It would not
be at all surprising if Mr.. Johnson
would announce his candidacy at an
early date.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-04-04
FARNHAN PRINTINCC0,
LOSES COUNTY WORK
Commissioners, Because Of Low Bid,
Compelled to Give Blank Book
Work to Grand Forks Concern,
Thus Saving Tax Payers Money.

Several representatives of the
larger printing concerns o. the state
were in Minot this week, to put in
bids for the blank book work OF the
county for the ensuing year. After
great deal o. discussion, the Times
Herald Publishing Co., represented
by n. B. Black OF Grand Forks was
successful, that bid being about 81
yer cent below the list price. Mr.
Hardy of the firm Of Walker Bros.
& Hardy, and representative Of the
Bismarck Tribune were here. Mr..
Dummer, Of the Farnham Printing
Co., a concern that has pulled wa
gon load Of money out Of the county
during the past three or four years
was on hand, determined to land the
contract. Even after Jens Glein, the
chairman of the board had called Mr..
Black into the vault and whispered
in his ear that the Times-Herald
would NO doubt get the contract be-
cause of its low bid, the county dads
endeavored at the last moment to
prove that the Farnham bid was the
lowest, but couldn't make it stick.
The Farnham concern has had .
nice bunch OF business from the
county during the past three years,
and during about two years o. that
time, the goods have been bought on
the open market. Why did not the
commissioners advertise for bids for
this work? VIII they attempt to say
taat they overlooked the important
natter that would have saved the
people Of ward county thousands Of
doalars? Why did not our efficient
county auditor cali the attention OF
the board to the fact that the coun-
ty had no contract with the Farm
ham people? ."@
The Scarlet Supply Co., Of Minot
bid $50 off on the blanks and Sc
cured the contract.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-04-04

the witness wasn't slow. He
asked the young woman if he hadn't
always treated her in a gentlemanly
manner. She replied that while his
language had always been the most
riendly, she was afraid of him. She
didn't take kindly to his proposals
of marriage and altho he had prom
ised many a time to keep away from
her home, he had tried repeatedly
to force his attentions upon her.
Why, l consider it an insult for you
to speak to me upon the street." she
said scorn ully. Herman never
flinched.
The SENATOR explained that the
matter was all a joke. He said he
wouldn't harm q chicken or some
thing to that effect. Judge Murray
failed to see the Joke.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-04-04
DID YOU EVER GET ONE?

The Independent was good enough
recently to sell an editor of the city
en- the G.. n. between Tagus ana
Stanley some print paper, ior which
we we're rendered a worthless check.
If that check isn't made yood pretty
soon. there will be some interesting
developments.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-04-04

Photosb by America
of herh at Arlington
Of remained with
Ten
the
Of officials
martyrs OF the
daped
lald
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-04-04
A letter REGARDING THE
RESERVATION OPENING
Letter Received from Congressman
Hanna viii Throw Some Light on
subject-Important Legislation In
Sight.
Washington, March %, 1912.
Editor Independent:
Dear air:

Washington, March %, 1912.
Editor Independent:
Dear sir:
L have your letter Of the 23d inst.
regarding the Berthold Reservation.
i think without question l am go
ing to be able to have the lands op-
ened where there is no coal. but l
have had an awfully hard struggle
all winter on account of the Geolog'
tcal Survey which was made up there.
You see the allotments for the In
dams were almost entirely on coal
lands and under the bill opening the
reservation, that character OF lands
could not be allotted, but have Just
been successful in getting thru the
House resolution giving them al
lotments where there is coal and
granting them surface title only. If
that passes the Senate, just passed,
It will be all right then for the op-
: : 4 s. 81 . i. y . ~.
ening of about two hundred thousand
acres. also have . bill pending to
allow settlers to file surface rights
on the coal lands. That may 90 thru
It this session Of Congress and It
may not
The three year homestead Dill
. ID 4 d
which have put q lot OF hard WORK
on has Just passed the House this
afternoon and will b law within Z
short time. This is going t. help
our settlers out IN awful lot.
with Kind regards ! am,
Sincerely,
L. b. HANNA.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-04-04

o. c. Anderson, formerly OF this
city, arrived to visit short time
with his .ather-in-law, J. L. Skriv-
seth. Mr.. Anderson was recently
operated upon at Rochester, and is
recovering rapidly.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-04-04

sprinkle its own streets. The busl-
to pay So. 90 a month for the pleas
ure Of keeping Minot real estate
down to a proper level. The COM
missioners have purchased the
sprinkler and will possibly buy an
other to be used in the residen"e
district.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-04-04
DOES new law FORBID
TICKETS" AND "SLATES"
Alfred BaisdeII Candidate for Con-
gress from Third District, Writes
Miller.

Minot, N. D., March 80. y,
The Honorable Andrew Miller,
Attorney General,
My dear General:
Sec. 8, Chapter 1923, Laws OF 1911.
n. D., provides that "No person
shall in order to aid or promote lis
nomination directly or iu-
directly promise to secure or aid IL
securing the nomination
of another person
etc."
In your opinion does the statute
forbid any two or more candidates
or set of candidates co-operatin1
and circulating cards or tickets OF
the socalled "slate' order with their
names and offices sought thereon
and when such candidates are joint
" contributing to the expenses there
Of, either In direct or indirect man
ner. I apprehend that there is no
question but what THIS statute uOes
away with the old system Of estab-
lishign headquarters for any Of the
various sets Of candidates, bnt does
the statute forbid the circulating Of
printed ticket or slate when the
candidates have in any direct or In
direct manner Jointly contributed
towards the expenses thereof. Yoar
early opinion on this most important
! matter IL earnestly desired. II IS q
matter Of vital interest not only b
an those candidates who deRlre %
i've up to the spirit Of the nv ~
also 10 the voters Of the state. !
have the honor 10 remain,
j very respectfully.
1 AIERND BLAloDNLI..
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-04-04
oFrERmAN MAY NOT APPEAL

r. K. ORerman. who was recently
fined 50 for practicing medicine
without license, may not appeal the
case to the supreme court. He may
nay his fine instead. He has removed
the prefix ''Dr. !" from hfs sign ana
al advertisements, and states that
he IL sndeavoring 70 comply with the
new law 10 the lettef.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-04-04

The committee which audited the
boks of the Minot Farmers Elevator,
found the business and records in
excellent shape, and highly comrii-
nented, the manager, N. J. Thor
son.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-04-04
JOHN EHR FOR
COUNTY CON MISSIONER

The Democrats are using good
judgment in backing up such candi-
dates % John Ehr, for county COM
missioner from the First commits.
sioners District We understand
that Mr. Ehr will be opposed on the
Democratic ticket By II. A. nurd
Who win no doubt be given de-
feat that he win long rsmenber.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-04-04
RURAL ROUTE 5 STARTS

Rural carrier route No. 5, was
started rom Minot Monday. This
route extends southwest of the city
and includes the brady postoffice. {.
About hundred farmers are accom-
modated.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-04-04
SAWYER MAN TAKEN
TO INSANE ASYLUM
Carlos Baldwin, Prominent Young
Farmer, Loses Mind and is Admit.
ted to jamestown Hospital

Carlos Baldwin, a promine1' young
farmer from near Sawyer, WAS brot
to the city Tuesday by Sheriff Kelley
and given hearing by the insanity
board. He was ordered taken to the
Jamestown hospital. The unfortun.
ate man has not been very well ioI
some time. He talked incessantiy
Of Socialism and feared that an ef-
fort was being made to get him u
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16
SniueIierOerein.

Set uugefdbr orei SSabren beItebt
in @oibington eiu SlipeIierperein,
Der in leiner lebten Sobresoeriamm.
hing cinltinrmig @errn g. SO. Spier
8i leinem Hrdiioenteu ertpdblte. Sn
Der erIten regelmdBigen Monatsner-
iammlung, Die ieitoem, nGmlid am
WittDod Oieier 8ode, in Dem Ser
iammlungslofal geo. 1909 s StraBe
y. W. Itnttfano, ipuroe Der neuge
ndblte Yr1iiOent in iein Antt einge-
fiibrt. 3ped oes 8ereins lit es, un-
ter Den Sltipelieren unierer Staot elm
barmoniides @%inoernebmen ber5u-
Itellen uno 10 geidaftli6e SdDierig-
feiten uno llnliebiamteiten 5li ii6er-
ninoen utto our1 G%infiibrrng 5lped-
mdBiger mo pertboaer N~euerungen
Die @el6Gftslage 81 n~erbefern.
Die 8erlammlltng am Wiitttpod mar
inlofern bon b%eionoerer @idtigfeit,
ais 5mei Der tiidtigIten uno %erfabrer-
item @|aibingtoner @eid1ftsIeute,
Serr 70. 5. @uoe ais 8~ertreter un0
uorntaliger l%ansidbriger 9rafioent
oes bieiigen 6Iorilten : 8ereins uno
Serr 6. $. Snpoer oils 8ertreter
uno longiabriger Sdasmeiiter ser
pGailors' @rd)an9e", oerielben ais
eingelaoene @1ite b~eitpobnten. Sc.
DER bon ben beioen belt ouf @rIufJ.
en- oes Goriibers cine 4nlpra6e uno
CAB aus Der 5iiae leiner @eiddftser.
fabrltng Dem iunge1 Slltpelieroerein
mandlen nertpoaen &ot uno 8inf.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16
GiniuanSfrei.

9as Stoatsoepartement bat nab
reno Der letter flint Monqte oie lin.
terbanolllngen oerfolgt, Die BON eli
rier oeuti9en 0ampfer- uno 5ra9t-
TRANSPORT : 2inie 5tpeds 8eldaffung
elmer &oblenitation an Der 9torofiiite
BON Columbia nnbe Dem Yonamato-
nal gefiibrt tpuroen. Wan bat je-
bod feline 9etpeiie fir Die &i1tig-
felt Der bic uno oa ailfgetau1ten8er-
O1dtignng, Dab es lid I'M ettpas
anoeres ais nm einen rein gel1Gft-
li6en uno fir Ole @ereinigten Staa-
ten oolfommen einpanofreien 8or
i9lag gebanoelt bat. 9tiemals lit
angereet noroen, oaB Die Sberbobeit
iiber Die geplanten @erften ODER Die
81 oieiem 3pefe n6tigen 26noerei.
Ell anoerpeitig iibertragen meroen
iolte, uno Die Monroe ; Ooftrin
fommt oaber in feiner @eiie in Be
tra6t. Man peiB i'm Staatsoepor-
tement, ooB peri6ieoene Nationel
&oblenltationen in Siioanerifa ia.
ben ltno Die benotigten QGnoereieu
gepadtet o0er getauft baben, obnt
DAB Die 2anoesoberbobeit abgetre,
ten tpuroe
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16
2nftidiffer : 9IbteiInns,

8riga0egeneral Aaen, @beffoffi.
8ier Oes Signalforps, plant fir oen
fommenoen Sommer Die Srganiiati-
OIL einer poaitGnoigen 2ufti6iffer-
abteilung Der grmee ser gereinig-
ten Staaten, Die lid aus orei Maio-
relt, 81 9apitdnen mo 2eutnonts
unO 3 Granddaughter 3uiomnlenieben
ioa. Die 9(bteilltng ioG iiber "a
acroplune perfii9en, poroltsgeiebt,
Dab Der aongreB oos fir Den aali
peiterer ACKNOWLEDGMENT e%rforoer-
lide @el6 bepilligt. ga Die 8eitof.
flung bon O%ffi5ieren Der regul1ren
4rmee fir Die 2ufti6iffer ; 9(btei.
lung ibre S6mierigfeiten bat, ioIen
au6 Offi5iere Der Mtli8, Die lif 90.
81 eigncn, 81 Dem 2ufti6ifferforpS
berange3ogen meroen.
Die armee : 9uftidiifer, mel
die mabreno oes @inters in gugit,
Ita, Ga, ltanoen, baben 8efebl err
bolten, am 1. Mpril mieoer nad Sol
lege Harf 5liriid5ufebren, mo- ais
Damn Die CONNER : 2ufti6iffabrts-
iibungen beginner neroen. Bis oa.
bin DerOen Die fir oas SignaItorps
firSlid beitellten flint nelten Mero.
plane fertig tperOen.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16
Columbia snrnOerein.

Gas 8. Stiihingsfeit Der Dameu.
Seftion Oes Columbia Surnoereins,
peIdcs am 0fontag i'm @ereinsbous
abgebolten murOe, mar iebr gut be,
iitd)t uno ole Seilnebmer omiilierten
lid alifs angenebmite. 9as BON Den
0amen berumgcreidte Ginger 8re-
90" fan0 ben ermurteten 8ulprlld
rn0 ole Ginger Suaps" ais San5.
ab3eihen fan0en ifnellen glbiob.
@lS Die Wt1liif einen Der i6ouiten
@al3er beenoet uno ale EeiInebmer
ertpartrmgsooa cine 6ortiebung ber-
langteu, trnt Elm Gomite, belteben0
aus Den 0amen 5rau @nores, &.
Yiam mo 2. Ntann, NIT einem So
ben 3. 9eder heroor mo perteilte nah
einem gang ueuen Spitem an SRI.
Satbe Den 6aitt Den I. Yreis, Serrn
9. @nores oen .. BreiS un0 an Serrn
6rnnt &ienOer Den 3. @reis. Ole
ron 6rau 6ortltna gegliidten maren
boherfreut. Die froblidite Stims
mung belt bis na6 Wlitternodt an.
Die 8orfebrungen lagen in ocn
SGnoen Der 0amen &. NteiBner, S.
SaIfter. s.. Ntonn, 8. Steiner, O..
Wonn, 2otte Steiner, 2ena @n0res
un0 6rau emma 9ernltein, iDeI6e
in Dem @rfolg polite 3ufrieoenbeit
fonoen.
@oreeL Sonntag, finoet in Der
3iIrnboae elm ngeiItiger 9lbenO" Itott
bel Dem oen 9eiuhern ettpns gan3
BeionOeres geboten meroen miro. gs
perlobnt lid, Die @eIegenbeit pabr.
%6ltnebmen unO nidt 5u Ip6t gu fonIr
men.
IS miro bier nobmals in Grin
nerung gebro6t, Dab Die 8urnItun.
ben fir 9naben i'm Sitter BON 6
Is Sabren unter 2eitung bon Sltr.
ner 6. &en5ner r~egelmdBig BON $50
bis s ubr abenoS am Oienstag uno
6reitog ltattfinOen. Die gftipen tlir.
men BON s ~ 1890 0ienstaas uno
6reitags. Die Oomenfloiien t4rnen
0onnerstags unO Somstogs BON s
bis $50, Ole MdO6enfIoiIe am
9ahmittog BON 2 3
l1br inter Seitrng bon SRI. g1eIoo
@oIoeder. aiiioer BON Mitglieoern
iino frei. Sir Hidtmitglieoer miro
Elm monotli6er 9eitrog bon so
Gents erboben. Die Barren . Siege
tltrnt WfittpohS bon S.15 - $50.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16
Volunteering Der GiniuanScrunss-
seiete.

Der Snusausi9uB fir @inmunoe-
riing eritattete am porigen 6reitag
giiuItigen 9eri6t iiber cine Bill oes
Abgeor0neten Burnett bon Alaboma.
pel6e Die Auspeiiung uno &iifien-
oung allsl1noilher Seeleltte, Die in
amerifaniiden S1fen BON ibren
Sdiffen oeiertieren, poriiebt. gtodJ
oerielben 9ia fam oblinoen Halia.
gieren", Die in amerifaniihen SGfer
anfommen, uno li6 ais bona fioc ~
@intuanoerer auspeiien, ourd ben
Sanoelsiefret1r Der 8erbIeib in ben
@ereinigten Staten geItattet mer-
ben. Cine, iest b~eitebenoe @eietes.
b%eitimmung Derfiigt Die Giidicnouug
aaer rblinoen Taiioeiere~.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16
Sn einsH sOpf.

Sn elmer Reoe, ole er am borieer
8onuerstog i'm AbgeorOnetenbauit
belt, branomarfte Der teroniIdC
I~bgeoronete Dies 0en grprdii0cnter
Sbeoo. &ooicpelt, Oeu 0reimoligen
@r : Observation-Disclosures @.
s. @rDan unO Den glbgeorOneten
@ictor Berger, oils Die gr0Bten SEM
0e elmer 8oltsregierung in Amerita.
@r pieripies ale orei 5uiommen nit
0cn @ebriioern Mcgtamara in ole
aIaIIe Der So5iaIilten. Berger" rief
Serr Dies aus NIT elmer SonObefue
gung in Der &idtung oes Sousbure.
aus, mo Ole llnterluhung oes 2atp.
renee : Streifs I'M @onge mar, Der.
ger iibt 0a oriiben uno Ipielt ii6 oils
GROCER 6reunO Der Arbeit ouf. IS
lit ole boflte Belt, Dab oas 2anO er.
fabre, mas Serr Berger pirflid an.
Itrebt. Sn Dem 8eltrebeit, Die Son.
ititution 3l Itiir5en, uno ole 5rei.
beiten oes Bolts inter elmer Oento.
fratilden MISUNDERSTANDING il.
Der ben &oufen 5i merfen, Itebt SEER
Berger feinem 2ebenoen uno feinem
8erltorbenen na6. @r lit in Ieinen
9emiibungen, oas Chaos mieoer5u.
i1affen, ebenio ernit, tpenn aud nidt
10 lGrmeno, Die Der Observation-Disclosures,
Der bon ben 3innen BON Sagamore
Sin lein @ebeul pernebmen IGBt
Sn0em er Den 0berlten &~ooieoelt
nit Serrn 9rpan nerglid, meinte
Dies, 8rnon itebe bober ols jener,
neil er Die io5ioIiitilhen Soeen often
n%ertei0ige, m1breno Der ST . Brdli-
bent Oorgebe, Elm @egner oes So5ia.
lismus 81 iein.
uHooiepeIt", lagte Dies peiter,
umodte in Die 6uBtapfen Sulius @G-
Jars treten. 9err Bonn miro 81.
frieoen fem, tpenn err cine MiQion
neue 2eier fir iein 8Iott befpmmt.
&ooiebelt mill na9 Dem b0ien Bel.
lpiele oes YrGiioenten Dio5 bon Me-
rifo Die fonititutionenen Sdronfen
gegen Die @rdiioenti9aftsfoIge ourf-
6reden. Serr 9rpon gibt Serrn
Hooiepelt Silfe unO @rmutigllng &c.
gen Die oemofrotii6e @ortei, aber
fiir Die in Der &o%nitihltion getp1br-
leiIteten 8rin5ipien Der Democratic
bat er fem @ort Der @rmutigltng"
9b es logii9 bere1tigt III, Die orei
M1nner &ooiepelt, @rpan uno Ser
ger in Ben einen Ioaialiitiiden Sopf
3uiommen 81 nerfeu, lit fragltb, ali
ieoen SAL aber batSerr Berger mebr
uria9e wegen oieIer @lei6iesung
iih bel Serrn Dies 5u beoanfen oils
ibm oesbalb gram 81 iein, oeun es
limo nenigltenS feline unbeoeutenoen
M6nner, Die ibm Serr Dies alS Sc.
noiien unO @eiitesOerwanOte 5uge-
leQt bat.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16
gOrteiI6aft fir OnfeI Sam.

Der gegentpdrtige groBe Streif,
Der 10 uiel llneemof uno llngliid IL
Der England bringt, lit elm Slid fir
Die 8ereinigten Staoteit, oenn er bat
Der omeritanii1en &oble l1eile @b.
iobgebiete er0ffnet. Dit SiIfe oes
Bureaus fir Sanoelsbe5iebungen
I'M Staatsoepartement baben ameri.
toniihe &obIenseieai6aften l6on
fiinf Senoungen ibrer @r3engniIIe
nad Argentinien abgeben Ia1Ien,
meldes bisber leinen gan5en aobIen.
beoarf aus gnglano be8og, uno es
lit begriinoete 9luslidt oorbanoen,
Dab infer Sano oltb einen Cell 0es
Wiarftes BON 9ralilien itno anoeren
characterization 2GnoerrL tueIAe
6isber engliide aoble einfiibrten, er.
obern miro.