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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06
Sic aranspien haben bem biinontRz

liiiternen engliiden Singoes eine Bit
tere gnttduihune bereitet. Sic 2on=
0oner uEimeS", sic, trob ibrer ioniti=
gen @erloaenbeit, in 0ieiem Safe
ii6er1ih Sic @abrbeit ipri6t, 10
idmer ibr oas ouh iauen mag, mel
Set, ooB Sic fran50iiiden stootsman=
ner gegenmdrtig nidt aeneiqt iinS, ste
entente cor0iole 5l1 einen1 8%iin0ntie
NIT ENGLAND 5n ertpeitern. Die 6ron=
5oien iteben ouf Sem 6urdorS gelur=
6e11 u1o geredtfertigten Stanopunfte,
6aB lie niht Sic eigene @out 51m
Marfte tragen mollen, I'M fir Die
gnglGn6er Sic &aitanien aus oem
Telter GIT bo1en. 9ie &erren an Ser
Seine miiien eben 51 genau, oob BET
einem @uffengange 5miiden 9entl6<
Ion6, Sranfrei6 u1t6 ENGLAND, Sranf<
reid Sen &riegsidauplob bil6en Mir
Sc, un6 6oB je0eS 6eHtide @dtff, 6oS
Sic gngldn6er 5erit5ren, 6ranfrei@
theuer 5u fteben fdme. 8enn Sic fran=
5oiiiden Stoatsmdnner bon einem
6erartigen &iiifo ni6ts miiien m0gen,
10 ban6eln lie borlidtig un6 meiie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06
Sic Ser. Staatcm 1aben eiuen if.

rer befannteIten Maim1er D%erloren:
@ilbmr @rigbt, ei1en ser grfin0er
ser nab ibm unS ieinem 8rl0er Sr=
bile benonnten Slugmaidine11. @are
er Dor 5ebn Sabren geltorben, 5alu1
miir0en MIR lpenige bon iei1em IoOe
Moti5 ge1lomn1e1t baben, bel,te tragt
ser Selegrapb sic &un0e BON ieinem
Mbleben 0urb Sic gan5e @elt. Sdon
in iu11gen Sobren boben Sic @rigbts,
angeregt o11rb sic Ser ud)e 0es Deut=
lden Otto 9ilientbol, iib nit 6em
Sll1gproblem beid)aftigt, ober erit gu
Segim bieies Sabrbun5erts batte If
re S0ee 10 melt greifbare @eitalt on=
genommen, ooB iie sic eriten 8lugper=
lu6e maiden fonnten. M1ein nod
muBten Sabre ms 2an0 geben, ebe Sic
eriten brau9baren 2uftl6iffe gebart
mer0en fon11ten. Sn5miiden bate
mani ou@ in an0ern 2ar6ern, IN
6ronfrei@ Defenders, ii@ fir sic Ser
lud)e ser 8rigbts 5u intereiiieren uno
init bem ibren Mai6inen %5ugrunoe
liegen6en Yrin5ip gu erperimentieren
b%egonner. 9a6ur9 mur0en 6ie
@rigbts um einen Ebetl Ser Sriidte
Ser Mrbeit Tires 9ebens %betrogen,
aber SEN &ubm, ser 5l1gte6ntf gang
bare @ege ge5eigt gu baben, bat man
ibnen ni9t nebmen fonnen. @rigbt<
ide SIugmaidinen fins bea1te in ser
gon5e11 @elt in @ebroub, un0 1nter
Sen groBen grfin0ern aller Soften
mir6 neben ieinem 8ru6er SrDiae
al1h @ilbl1r @rigbt bon Ser &C.
idi6te ebrenpon genannt merSen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06
1tebcr bic 3nfnnft ser bentiden


@prode in Mmerifa di11Bert itd in
eir1em iebr leiensmertben Mlrfiabe
Yrofeior @ilfer bonn Deutlden @al=
lace Snititl,t in 8erea, Sbio. Na6=
oem ct Ser Saftoren ertpdbnt fat, sic
sur Grbaltl1ng ser 6eutiden sprade
mitpirfen: Sic 5eutihen &irdenge=
meinoen un0 fire S6u1en, Ste 1eut=
iden @ereine inns Dor ollem bie
6eutide Nreiie, ser er bobe Mnerfen<
ming ao1t, fabrt er fort: uMit mo-
tbemotiider @enouiefeit 1abt iid 6ie
9%ebens0arer ser 6euti6en SpnaGe
in Mmerifa freilih nt6t beitimmen,
ober nit Siderbeit 6arf ongenom=
men mer5en, 6aB iie nebit 6ertider
&ultur un6 6euti9em @eien bier3r=
lan6e bliiben. miro, 10 LANCE Sic 1eut=
ide Gintpan6erung anbdlt. Mber ielbit,
nady6em 6ieie o%1fgeb0rt fat - fails
6as ie geideben io1lte - mir6 iie fei-
neSmegs etnes i@leunigen SooeS iter=
Zen, 6a5u fat file ii9 gu feft einge-
biirgert a1n6 cine GIT groBartige 6eutld<
amerifanii6e 2iteratur enttpidelt.
9euti6e nn6 lire Na9fommen tper=
Sen iie neben ser eng1iiden 2an0es=
iprode 5u @ouie o6er I'M 8erfebr ge=
brauden, ut16 MiGtone1 bon Mng1o=
Mmerifonern mer6en Bent Stu6i1m
5erie1ben nit @orliebe obliegen, eint=
&c a1ts 1tterartiden unb miiienidaft=
Iiden Mudiiiidten, on6ere aus prafti=
1den @riinSen. EbeiIs tpegen Tires
pertpan6tidaftlihen Gerbaltntiies 3um
@ngliiden, fbetls neil lie cine promi=
nente &ulturiprode un6 a1s io1de bic
Sragerin elmer enormen uno aner=
fanntermaBen b0d1t ~ge6tegenen Site
rota1r lit, miro iie ibr Mnieben bel SEM
omerifnniiden @olfe ie idmerlid ber=
1ieren, no9 Sic bon ibr oltf SEN b0be=
rem 9ebran italten iomie in miiien=
idaftlihen &retien bebauptete Ml1tori=
tat einbiiRen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06
5preder Chimp Glarf mnb sic a1t:

Spred)er Sb1mp Nl1rf 1t1tD Die a1t=
6eren 6emofratilden 8iibrer 0es &au=
les paren gegen sic Mnnabme ser
9illingbam=@orlage. un6 mrem Git
fluff geIang es, 6as 3uitamoefommer
zines Caucus 5n perbinoern. 9ieies
tpodere @intreten 6eS Spre6erS @larf
fir 6os Miplre6t, gegen Sen uoanteri=
faniiden NaB5pang un6 gegen Sen ID
6erIiden v8iI6unestelit", ser sic
Ml1tter bon Mbraham 2incoln 5ur
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @intpan0erertn
geitempeIt boben miir6e, ionte bon ie=
5em patriotii6en 8iirger, OF bier &C.
boren p6er ~eingeman6ert, bolauf &C.
piir6igt mer6en. Champ @larf bepirbt
]ih um sic 6emofratiihe &rdii0ent=
INSTRUMENTATION atn6 BOT iomett be-
6euten6 mebr Stimmen a1s irgen6 Elm
onoerer @oroi6ot. @ir6 er nomirirt
rn5 gemabM bdtter sic Matipiiten me-
mig 9lnsii@t, lire 9emeimgefabrliden
8IGne GIT bertpirfli6en. Das bette
MitteI, 6ie &l6ne ser Matibiiten 81
bereiteln, iii sic @%rmablung Champ
@larf's gum &raii6enten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06
Der uRoroitern", DDnnsritae, ben s. Snni 1912.

pir5. gu ben mnnigfaden fifth
den 5daoen anoerer art lit in 6en
letten Sabren audi nod Die rapioe
i3unobme ser gbeideioumgen un6 sic
oomit urpermei0lib nerbunoene Ser
riittul,g Ses Samilienlebens gefon1=
men. l1eber 6rei5ebntarien0 gben
mr1rocn int letten Sabre mebr ge=
ld1ieoen ais int Sabre 1910. 0as
6ranfrcid pon bclte lit 8epciS 90
fir, &ab ieoes l1ebermab Ser Sreibeit
- Ser iittlid)en iotpobl mie Ser poll
tiidyel1 - sur gernpi!oernng fiibrt un6
oomit sum @erfaa.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06
Sic nadlite &artuffclernte id)eint


Sic ein5ige gu iein, Sic cine &eouftion
Ser 2ebensmittelpreiie in Musit4t
1tent. Sn 9afota fins Sereintg1ngen
BON &ortofelpflan5ern g%egriinoet NOR
SEN, sic n1ter Mitmirfung ser Mder=
b%aubeb0r6en iid) NUT Mnleitnngen be-
treffs einbeitlider Saat, 2ogerrungs=
rdumen un6 @ermorftl1ngen befalien.
Snfo1ge Ser &1appbeit ser porigen
grnte maren sic &reiie fir &artof=
feln itarf in Sic @6be gegon9en, in
sen jiingiten @o6en aber 1tno tie Inn
nobe5u sic @alfe billiger 'getporoen.
Gie grnte belief iih 1911 ouf nnr
292,737,O00 8ui6els, Elm MnSfal
bon $4,000, 900 8ui9els int @erglet4
gum Sabre 1910.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06

bon Saffa in 9alaitima folgenoes
8riefden, oas AUDI fir uni ere 2eler,
sic nit Sem bo@m. &errn befannt
iino, bon SSntereiie iein mag: y8in
bel,te Morgen bier in Saffa angefoml=
men. !@abe lopeit cine gliidli6e Gee
reile gebobt. Dieie arabiiden Sta0te
iin6 einfab ouf oem Sun0. 9iel Jet
Dred un1 Miit 1np0 Ser @eitanf lit
m%and,erorts gan5 fiirdterlid. Mber
al1d mun0erid0ne Saden gifts bier.
1os limo @0eliteine un6 9iamanteu
in einem groben Sdlappbdrl. Sd
mar ieeb5ebn Gage ouf ser Gee uno
bin nidt franf gene en. 8ir borter
bon einigen 5hiff5lngluden, aber
mir fonnten's nicbt beiier miiniden.
Sd CLAUDE, SaB id 5ebn Hf1n6 5rt=
gel1omn1en babe o1f Sem Sbiffe, aber
0aS 6ett ldmil5t gera0e 10 meg III Sic
iem beiBelr &lima."
- Sobn 8. @enner, melder adt
Sabre bel ser Homen @ar0tpare SO.
Mnltequng batte, fat cine Stellung
bel ser Sarmell, S5man, &irf & SO.
in ct. Saul angenommen unb miro
Sic elbe inn 2aufe 6teier ISOLDE antre=
ten.
- @egen Mnfaufs bon 5ta6tetqen=
tbum gebt gu $. g. Oonns, ct.
Glou6, Minn. 20=2m.
- areisgeridtsidreiber $. S.
2imperidr fat 6ieierSage miiien laiien,
6oB Sic sbafopee S~dlammbd6er, in
5enen er itb felt lebterer 3eit befin-
Set, mobltblten6 auf ieinen rbeumatiid
geplagten &0rper einmirfen.
-9r. 8bil. Stang1 lit na6 lan9e=
rent 8eia1de BEL ieinen bier mobnen=
Sen @ltern al1f ieinen Soften int ct.
Mntbonp @oipital in @bicago 5urMd=
gefebrt.
- Sri. &enrietta Mutidler, tpeIde
in @rap @agle als 2ebrerin Mnitel=
lung batte, mo iie elm erfolgreides
Sduliabr 5u ber5eidnen batte, III
Greitag Mben6 inn glternba1s etnge=
troffen.
= Sn einem redt interei1anten Sc
gelipiel, bas ii9 Grettag @ben6 5mt=
1den 6. 81. Drafe, Dem Manager ser
Queen 3epbra @ompanp un6 SEN ct
@lou6 iungen 8urihen sri. Map un5
81. 9. Mc@en5ie 5l1trug, muBte
Drofe, ser ols gbicagoer &egelipieler
einen STUFF fat, iei1ren @egnern ser
5ieg 5%uerfennen. Map beiiegte ibn
nit SO &egeln, mdbren6 @c&en5ie
NIT So &egeln linn urter1oa, 6em3q1-
foIge er iih gegen bei6e nit 43 Sc
geln beitegt iab. Sci einem 5meiten
Spiel ont Montog Mben6 batte er 6aS
glei6e Beh.
- Sic nGdite ltnterbaItung, Sic
5ltm 8eiten ser 1elten fatb. Sungman=
nerbaue it%attfinSen mfrs, mtr6 6ie
Teier 6es 4. Suli Iein, melde BON
8eirotbsfomite ser @emein6e beidlol=
ien pl1r6e uno sic Montag MbenS bon
SEN be ri6ie0ener Counties Ser in oer
unbe fledter @mpfdngniBgemein0e BE-
iteben6en Mdnrer= nn6 Srauenber-
eine in elmer 8eriammlang lebbof1
beiproGen tp11r6e. @emiB lit, 6ab
tpenn Ole berihie6enen Counties eS
nidt an sen geborigen @orarbeiten
febGen 1oiien un5 sic @utbolifen Ser
Gto6t es lint 6os 11eue ct. Marien=
@ereinbarts mob1 meinen, mir 1T ct
@lou6 cine ongenebme un6 5ugleid er=
folgreide 4. Sulifeier boben 1per6en.
Gin gemeiniames @an6e1n int Stte=
reiie unierer innger Manner un6 Ser
guten fatboli19en Sade miro SEN 10b=
1i9en 3ped nidt berfeblen.
II 6. 6. Scott, @m. 3eis un6 Mn=
6reos Srik baben ft6 6ieier Gage
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06

Cine Ser idSnten 8rpn5eitatten
Ser 8un6esbol1ptita6t 1T sic fur5ltb
entbiIIte Carroll @totue. Sesn bel1en
&a11fen mar man nuf 5em @ampl1S
ser @eorgetotpn uniberiitdt auiam<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06
Bic Gammlnuoen fir sic bemtlde

Ntc Gdmm1iit8tN fmf ntt utatfue
2uftflotte boben bis iett i6on bier
Miiuionen Marf ergeben un6 Tie iino
nod longe nid]t ahgeidloiien. @enn
ooS grgebnib Ser 5ammlung poll=
1tdn6ig porliegt, uno Ser &eidstag,
1pie man er1partet, einen angemelie=
men 8etrag bin5ufigt, 0ann miro man
nit Sem @eloe i6on etmas anfongen
f0nnen. 1er @oriprur1g, Sen 6ronf=
reid) lid ouf oiei lem @ebiete geltdert
hat, miro Damn bub eingebolt iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-06

nah @e6 @ing begebelt, Inn 6alelhit
ser 6rei Notwithstanding, Die
am g., z. un0 s. 5icies Monats Dor
1id gebt, %bei5lmobnen.
= 2abt guer Tarm1an0 gum Ser
fouf eintragen BEL $. 9. Oonng, ct.
Glol1o, Minn. 2O<2m
- Der in ser 0ffice 0es @ountD<
gdplliuperintenoen IS. 81. @orger ols
Miliitent angeltellte &err Garl Sdpnttt
mur0e Treitag Morgen BON leiner
@attin nit einem uoral1en" Ma6hen
beidenft, SOS, 10 miniden mir, ben
begliidten gltern 5u einem @liid= uno
Jrer0eni tern meroen m0ge.
- Sic Sdlubfeier ser &odidu1le
Ser m6efledten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fano gont1tag Mben6 in ser ct. Wa=
rien=Gereinsballe ltatt. Gin fit 6iele
@efagenbeit BON Ser g6uli6meitern
entmorf eneS Hrogramm pur5e in Sci
faa erregen0er @eiie Surdgefiibrt.
SRI. Sarab Seiien0orf bielt 6ie 8e=
griiBungsaniprade nn0 SRI. Srances.
Modenbaupt Sic Mbihieosre0e. Mn=
malt Saul Mbles bielt cine ein6ring=
Iide Me6e an sic Mbituirentet1, 6ere1t
es flint an ser 8abl paren, 1ene11
bodap. Nforrer, P. &Ifre6, 3. g.. s.
nab6em altd er cine ernite Mniprade
gebalten, sic @ntlaliungS5eugniiie
iiberreidte un6 ie6em 8eugniBe ein
mertbpolles @el9enf beifiigte. &om=
men0en Counting Mben5 tperoen sic
IS9iiler 6es 8. @ro6es fire @6luB<
feier baben, un0 bei 0ieie r @elegenbeit
miro bo6m. P. Mlfre6 sic 9iplome
oertbeilen. 9ie unbefledte @mpfdng=
niB=8farridule itebt ii6 bamit mie6er
am @n6e zines erfoIgreiden Sda1l=
jabres. Ser 8eiu6 tpar mdbreno seq
Sduliabres elm erfreuli6er un6 sent
gemafB par Ser Sortidritt ser &in6er,
Ser Sen better @run5 CUR Mnnabme
etbt, 1aB 6os fommen6e Sobr gleid-
fams mie6er ein nit 6em beiten Ser
6ienit fir sic &in6er um6 fir sic &C.
mein6e gefrontes fem miro.
-Srm &einri9 &oopmeiners bot
ii9 letten Sumitag nad ct. Martin
begeben, mo- 1ie cine ISOLDE bei 6rern=
0innen 5u @aite iein miro.
- &ei1 reineres, g%dun0eres un6
mobIi9meden6eres 8ier miro int
gtaate Minnel ota gebraut un6 ge=
trunfen, aIs 6as @luefs 8ier. 9eur
6as bette Mal5 un5 @opfen bonn beIten
Mroma miro 0a5u pertpan6t. @ier=
ferner beriteben es un6 5iei len Ion=
ten Sic iibrigen Biertrinfer es nad=
MAIDEN un0 glei6 ibnen @luefs @ier
trinfen. !3u faufen beim Mgenten
Matb. Mitrenberg.
- 2ette ISOLDE mur0e cine BON
@errn &orl 2etbert ferttg geltente
&ebemaidine Derrid), Sic einen %
bei % 8oI groBen l1mfong fat, 0eren
Malt IS SUB bob reidt, ma5ren0
ser iogenan1te Boom" 80 SUP miBt,
in Sem 2l1demeper steinbrud unmeit
ct. Glol16 aufgeitellt. gs lit 6ieie
sic gr0bte Maidine i6rer Mrt, Sic Biz
0abin in Stearns County al1fgeitent
tpur6e.
SIN Entertaining Ser treuen un6
5uperldiiigen &fIidterfiuumg in iei=
mem Mmte alS S@riftmart Ser ct.
@Iou6 Gr5iebungsbebor6e muroe ge<
legentlid elmer ant Montag Mbett6 &C.
balteren Ser ammlung jener &0rper-
idoft Brof. g. 6. @aiier fir 6as
fommen0e SdJuIjabr int Mmte beibe<
balten.
- @el6 5u perleiben auf cultioirte
Sarmen. Tarmers State 8anf, ct.
CLOUD, Mtnn. 16ba
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-26
WOMEN IN PANIC AS
ROUGH WATERS ROCK
BOAT; THREE DROWN

EXPOSITION PARK. PA. July 26.-
Three persons. one a Pittsburg woman,
were drowned in Conneaut Lake at an
early hour today from a row boat. The
fourth member of the party swan
ashore and was picked up in deliri-
GUS condition. The dead:
Alta H. Robinson, of Pittsburg.
Lillian Gustafson, of Spring Creek
Clarion county Pa.
William King, of Wilmerding, Pa. of
the Wimerding X. of p. camp here
Mckinney Ossuett also of the Will
merding camp, made the fourth mem
Der of the row boat party. The lake
was very rough, and as the waves be-
gan tapping over the gunwales the
women became frightened and in their
panic rocked the boat, and 1t sank I'M
der them The women went down i'm
mediately. King chung to the boat I'M
til just before the arrival of a rescue
party. but he was exhausted and went
down too. Search is being made for
the bodies
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-26

for congress at Eastanoree, Stephens
county, Wednesday
The speaker manages to slip away be-
tween adjournment today and assembling
tomorrow. to look after his fences now
and them.
Woodrow Wilson's double" has
been discovered in Pittsburg. Inevi-
taby. Wilson's double" was to be
smoked out somewhere, of course
Now that Governor Hooper, OF Tonnes
see, has been put under extradition obli-
cations 10 Governor Blease, of South
Carolina, friends of Thomas B. Fielder, Of
Atlanta, are busy figuring out new way
for him to get TO New York now and
then that is, way which leads neither
through South Carolina or Tennessee
Some persons suspect Governor Blease
Of deep laid plot to quarantine Mr.. Fell
der firmly In Georgia eventually, by plac-
ing the governors OF all states touching
Georgia under such obligations in the
matter of granting extradition papers
that they can not we'll refuse Blease when
Blease calls for the transfer OF Fielder
II the worst comes to the worst. how
ever, 1t stll will be possible for the At
lanta man to get TO New York by water
Thomas f. Watson is now advocat-
ing William II. Fleming for congress,
thus demonstrating anew his remark
able ability to sloop- the-loop, If nee
essary or desirable in his business.
The Georgia bull mooses, that is. the
majority OF them who are running things.
are firm in their determination to shut
the colored brother out Of their organiza-
ton
II is said that this particularly firm
stand has been taken in Georgia in order
to avoid embarrassment to the former
president when he comes campaigning in
Georgia soon, which he confidently expects
TO do.
Mr. Roosevelt will make a bold and ag-
gressive bid for Georgia's vote in the
electoral college, claiming fair share Of
Georgia's consideration because IL is his
mothers state
His friends are said to realize that he
can hope to make no Roadway In aGeor-
gia unless he cuts loose absolutely from
the negro--hence the pugnaeious anti,
negro attitude of the Georgia bull
mooses."
If II were not for the negro question, il
is said there would be absolute harmony
inside the ranks OF the Georgia Roose-
yeltites.
A Georgia bull moose" was arrest
ed as a blind tiger recently. Looks
as II II may yet be necessary to clas-
sify the "bull moses into good
''mooses' and bad "mooses.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-26
T|PP|NS BILL IS
SENT To BROWN
Speculation as to What Gov
ernor viii Do With Measure
Still Varied.

The Tippins bill. passed by both the
house and the senate by more than a
two-thirds vote, has been engrossed
and went to the governor for his con
sideration today
Under the Law, the governor has FIVE
days in which either to reject it or
sign It. and those five DAYS include the
day 1t reaches him. but do not include
Sunday
il therefore must get back TO the
house in which It originated not later
than Wednesday, in the event Of veto.
Unless the governor signs or vetoes
it within the prescribed five days. the
bin viii become law automatically,
and with the governors constructive
but not recorded approval.
Speculation as to what the governor
will do with the Tippins bin is varied.
In the main he is expected to veto it
outright, but there are those who be-
lieve he wiu veto it conditionally-that
he wilf<send it back with the sugges-
tion that. he. will approve 1t II the ref
erenduTn clause is added There are
still others who believe he will sign
the bill as it stands, but these are in a
decided minority.
Would Be Called at Once.
When the bill comes back to the
house vetoed, il It does so come, it will
be called up at once It will be a priv
LEGGED document and entitled TO i'm
mediate consideration.
The house may do what It pleases
withNit 1t may pass the bill over the
executive veto by two-thirds vote 1t
may table it, or II may dispose of it by
accepting the governors objections as
valid and specifically sustaining them.
II the house sustains the governor,
that will be the end Of the bill. If it
overrldes him, the bill viii then go to
the senate. where the procedure viii
be the same as in the house. whatever
the result may be,
If either house sustains the governor
1t will kill the law. regardless of how
the other house may vote II takes a
concurrent thirds vote to override
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-26
MAKES GOOD HEALTHY FLESH
Jacobs Pharmacy Offers to Pay
for Samose II It Fails.

Begin the ase OF Samose today, and
you will soon notice a gain in good.
healthy flesh. To all who are thin,
weak and run down, this remarkable
flesh forming food promises plump,
rosy. perfect health, vigor and vitality.
Most people eat enough TO become
fat; the trouble is not lack of food, but
lack of assimilative power
Samose mingles with the food that is
eaten, so that it is assimilated by the
blood and builds up pleasing plump
cess and good, healthy flesh Those
who use Samose for a week or ten days
viii soon notice a gain in weight and
an Improvement in general strength
and health.
Samose Is in tablet form, pleasant
to take. and is sold by one OF the most
reputable drug stores in Atlanta. Ja-
cobs Pharmacy, under their personal
guarantee to refund the money IL 1t
does not give satisfaction.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-26

A Georgia bull moose" was arrest
ed as a blind tiger recently. Looks
as II 4 may. yet be necessary to elias,
'mooses" and bad "mooses.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-26
CHICAGO WIDOW ROBBED
OF $3.50 AND WEDDING

MILWAUKEE, WIS. July 26,-Mrs.
Isabelle Vermont of Chicago, reported
to the police that she had been swindled
out of iewe1ry valued at $3.50 by a
man she accompanied here to marry.
A warrant for the arrest of a Chica-
60 man who Is said to have come to
Milwaukee with Mrs. Vermont has been
issued.
Mrs. Vermont came to- Milwaukee
Friday. accompanied by the man. The
woman stopped at a downtown hotel.
She says she intrusted thes ,jewelry
and cash to her companion He left
the hotel That was the last seen of
him
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-26
CHINA FEARS CIVIL WAR
WILL MAKE 2 REPUBLICS

SHANGHAI. July 26.-Thei possibii-
ty Of civil war splitting China into
two republics is being widely discussed
today
The two dominant figures in the sit
uation are the incumbent Of the presi-
Dental Office Yuan Shih Kai. and Or.
Sun Vat Sen, the former provisional
president and chef figure of the recent
revolution which resulted in the down
TALL Of the monarchy,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-26
AlRSHIP COSTS HIM WIFE;
HE NEVER CAME BACK

FRESNO. CAL, July 26,-Mrs Clemen-
tine Storta was granted a divorce here
today She charged that her husband had
gone to Italy two years ago for the
avowed purpose of building an airship and
had never returned, He took with him
$500 for construction purposes she said,
and afterwards wrote to her for more,
which she refused 70 send
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-26
GIVES TAFT $50, SECRETLY.

WASHINGTON, July 26.-At the
White House today $50 bill for Presi-
dent Taft's campaign fund was re-
ceiyed from a preacher in Galveston.
Texas, who wrote: Il find things given
in secret reach heaven, therefore l pre-
fer that my name remain obscure"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-26
U. S. SAILORS ORDERED
TO WEAR PINK PAJAMAS

VALLEJO. CAL, July 26.-Not for
glory. not for fashions dictate, but just
because Uncle sam has so ordered. the
marines attached to the navy yard bar
racks will hereafter lay me down to
sleep in pink pajamas The powers at
Washington want he men to be in uni-
from, whether on parade or In bed
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-26

The Disregard 0f Lac BY
Men So0oyn to Enforce 1t
Produces BrutalIy and Crime.

group of gathered the called dis,
Tlct' OF nelghborng Georgia town.
negro stood holding light
held a white woman
Another beat bruised mass Of blood
They say she had young man
Years ago. number of men, prominent nfe
caught
Dragging they crying Master this woman hath been
takenn the Moses
sayest thou of her2"
Jesus answered He that without amongst you him first
cast a stone"
And beginning with the eldest they slipped away.
Jesus looking up asked Woman where are they? Did no man
- -N'A
mo man,
Neither do condemn hee thy way; no
Another day smons wept feet of Je
Pharisee Simon nexpby that He should let
woman of the streets touched Him
But He said to her. Thy forgiven: Thy faith hath saved
thee Go in peace"
Pharsee smons panied modesty remembered as is
the brutality of those stoned
the
With this living truth to the sin of all defenders
Houses in Midst give life appear that
war on the owners Of the houses effort hurt the
And they help from the cold hypocrisy
cessors of Pharisee Simon.
These they say folly try to help the inmates OF the
Houses in Midst
They worse than the sin Of
women
Protected promoters vice have al
most succeeded making forget women
well that of those Of men, de-
ponds the enforcement of law
The beating of white the light
gs hand the fruit Of the liberation the
law
Other mems the through
district but when boy lost there like the cry
"The i'm
No longer then will the evil appear necessary
And doubtless the beaten
memberng when held her baby you agree
that monstrous for that this necessary
In such hours taught despect by to
enforce it, take law into their
graceful crime
Our city officials in bring
only corruption and disgrace.
BE deceived God mocked whatsoever man SOW
eth that shall he also reap"
Before the harvest tiny shoots appear n field
Look about you!
night not long ago naked bleeding from
the blow bottle
She crying for death and begging that
know.
Some familiar with tolerated
Not weeks past the body of a of
Houses in Midst in dispute the payment
borne to his friends and family.
God alone knows the full harvest inevitably
Atlanta from this wiu disregard
the bv