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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-04
Directors Hold Meeting

At their offices in the First National bank building yesterday afternoon there was 8 meeting of the board of directors of the Interstate Fire Insurance com pany. Nothing of any importance came up and after the report of committees and routine business was passed, the meet ing adjourned and the directors went out to enjoy a good dinner in celebration of the prosperous condition of their com many.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-04
Weather Forecast

Washington. September 3.-Weather forecast for Alabama, Georgia and Mis- sissippi: Generally fair Wednesday and Thursday; light northwest winds.
 Tennessee: Generally fair Wednes- day and Thursday. [,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-04
Meeting Again Postponed

Havana, September 3-The conference of all members of the diplomatic corps, which convened yesterday to consider the question of their better protection by the Cuban government and was adjourned un- til today, was again adjourned for fur ther consideration of the question. The conference had it's origin in the recent at- tack upon Hugh S. Gibson, tho American charge d'affairs by Enrique Maxa. re- porter.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-04
BIRMINGHAM FIRM :. WILL BUILD BANK Handsome Structure to Be
 Built at Talladega TO BE FINISHED OCT. 1 Defendants in City Court Pay Fines. High School at Lincoln Opens.
 Jury Commission in Session.
 Quarterly Report Issued
TO BE FINISHED OCT. 1

l Talladega, September 3.-(Special.)- The work of demolishing the stores on the south side of Battle street to make room for the new bank and trust com pany building was begun Tuesday morning. The front of the new building will be of Talladega marble quarried within three miles of the city. The l floor and inside work of the bank will also be finished in Talladega marble The contract for the work has been let to the Meighan Realty company of Birmingham. It is provided in the con- tract that the building shall be finished | by October l. The capital stock of the bank Is s100,000.
 The city court heard some pleas of guilty in msdemeanors Monday. where the defendants were ready to pay the fines. Lugeed Davis, Henry Jackson | and Josh Glenn, charged with unlawful ly riding trains. entered pleas of guilty and were fined $10 each. Boy Cox, the white man who shot up" the town of Ironation last week, and was himself shot by the marshal and posse, pleaded guilty to three cases of an assault with a pistol, and to one case of carrying a 
 with the solicitor he was fined $1 in each one of the assault cases and $50 in the concealed weapon case. Lincoln School Opens The Talladega County High school at Lincoln opened Monday with 35 pupils. Prof. J. A. Morgan. principal. A new building has just been completed. It is likely that more pupils will attend later In the season.
 Commission in Session
 The Talladega county jury commis- sion is in session. The work of the board consists of the careful canvassing and selection of about 1000 citizens, and they will remain In session several days.
 Commissioners Report
 The report of the city commissioners for the past quarter shows that the work of the body for the past three months consists of the passing of nine ordinances, 21 resolutions and two mo- tions Amount received in the past three months, S15,505.24. Expenses for the same period, $11,03473
 The light and water commission has received during the same period $12,- 236.45, and has paid out $s,452.64. Under the law regulating the commission form of government for cities of this size the commissioners must make and publish quarterly report
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-04
Erie Canal Damaged

Rochester. N Y, September 3.-Through traffic on the Erie canal was ended prob ably for the year and thousands of dol lars damage was done today when a 700 foot section of the canal, 800 feet west of Bushnells basin collapsed. It Is believed that the damage cannot bc repaired before canal navigation is stopped by cold weather
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-04
Engineer Dies

feet wide and in no place Will tne Braue be more than 6 per cent
 Engineer Dies
 Railroad men fin Huntsville have heard with a great deal of surprise of the death of Engineer T. J. Rudder of the Southern railway, who died Sunday al his home in Tuscumbia of injuries received in smashup here last week. Engineer Rud- der was driving a freight engine which entered an open switch near Dallas and bumped into q switch engine Te jumped from his cab and the fireman jumped on him, bruising him slightly. Engineer Rud- der spent one night in the hospital herN and on the following day went to his home in Tuscumbia His friends who saw him after the accident thought that he would have been back at work by this time. It appears that his injuries were in- ternal.
 ElOpe to New Market
 Thee J. Hereford, son of Deputy Sheriff Hereford and Miss Susie Reese, daugii- ter of Thomas Reese, eloped from New Market to Flora Tenn, Sunday, and were married.
 RahsOn Snyder Dead
 Rahson Snyder 23 years old, died yes terday at the home of his mother, Mrs. Laura Snyder, after a long illness. He formerly lived In Morrstown, Tenn, and was brother of Mrs Frank Miller and Heber Snyder of the Mercury Banner.
 Madison Doctors Meet
 The monthly meeting of the Madison County Medical society was held Monday afternoon. All reports showed that the people of Madison county are employing unusually good health
 Stutter Under Arrest
 Ascar Stutter, a young man from South Pittsburg, Tenn, has been arrested here on charge of horse stealing and will be taken back home for trial. Stutter and an accomplice were charged wi,h stealing horse and driving through to Anniston, where they were arrested.
 Mrs. G. D. White Buried
 The funeral of Mrs. Gilbert D. White of Kansas City, which was conducted in the Episcopal church here Tuesday afternoon. was attended by a large crowd of friends who came here from Mooresville, Belle Nina, Madison and other points west of this city. Mrs. White was born and reared at Mooresville, and as Miss Mamie Watkins Hayes she was universally be- loved in that section. She was the only child of MT. and Mrs. Will Hayes and was a granddaughter of Judge w x. Hayes. She had been married less than a year. The Rev Cary Gamble conducted the funeral services and interment was in Maple Hill cemetery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-04
WH|TESBURG PIKE NEXT STATE ROAD Madison Commissioners De-
 eide on New Roadway T. J. RUDDER DEAD
Young Couple Elopes to Tennessee Madison Doctors Meet-Rahson Snyder Dead-Large Num-
 Der Attend Funeral

Huntsville. September 3.-(Special)-The next model state highway to be con structed in Madison county will he on the Whitesburg pike running south from Huntsville to the Tennessee river. The county commissioners, who are now in session. have decided on the Whitespurg pike. The new roadway will start at point about two miles from the corpora ton line and go to within two and one half miles of the river. Applications will be made to the federal government for share of the new road fund, and if it Is given, the pike will be finished to the river in all likelihood. The roadway will be 50 feet wide and in no place will the grade be more than per cent
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-04
FRANK N. JULIAN OFFERS SOLUTION OF VEXED TAX PROBLEM Complete Separation of the State From Local Taxa
 tiOn Proposed SUCH A SYSTEM IS
 HAD IN CALIFORNIA Abandonment of Old General Prop erty Tax as Applied to Public
 Service Corporations Also
 Suggested

Montgomery, September 3-(SDecial.-- - Complete separation of state from local taxation as to sources of revenue, and tl.e abandonment of the old general property tax as applied to public service corpora tions whose business is general rather than local in character will, in the opin- ion of Frank N. Julian, associate railroad commissioner, prove the only solution of the vexed tax problem. Such a system as Is outlined by MT. Julian is practiced in California, and according to MT. Julian 1t has been found not only satisfactory, but highly profitable to state, municipal ity and county.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-04
Local Data

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02
Sapan ,tnb Masbalenen-8aD.
g etp 9 0 TT, 20. 9lpril.

sssn 8eant1portung bon slnfrogen
iiber Sic iiingite Agitation inbe5ug
ouf sic japanii6e 8eiitertperbung in
Merifo fat 5enor @anuel GaIero,
ser neue 8oti6ofter Mepifos in $50
ibington, ser ii6 auf ser 9feiie na6
Ser 8un6esboltptlta0t gegenlp6rtig
bier befin0et, Sic folgen6e grflarung
abgegeben: ~gs beitebt feline iaponi=
Ife 6rage in Mertfo, 1tn0 an 5as
@ere0e iiber sic sSapaner uno Sic
Magoalenenboi lit ld6er1i6. gs lit
eigentlid mun0erbar, SOB Sic Mmeri=
faner lid iiber sic 8etpiItgung elmer
pripaten 6iidereifon5eiiion an Sapan
a1fregen Solde @ere9tianre beltben
@nglanoer, gfontpeger l,n6 Merifaner,
uno es bon0elt it6 MIR I'M cine &C.
i6aftsongelegenbeit, bei Ser sic &on=
5eliionsinbaber ser merifanti6en uno
feiner an0erne @egierung in ser @elt
beranhportlid fi11o. @on bat ser
ganBen @ngeIegenbeit elm faIides
Musieben gegeben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02
8eidjiefnns &onitantinopels?
St o m. %. 9lbriI

3mei @ei61pa0er g91adti6iffe
uno @reu5er, iomte 5tpei Diptionen
bon ieoem @ei6,pa0er 3erit0rer un6
ltnterieeboote ser italienil9en Morine
freu5e11 iebt unter Sem &onnan6o 6es
Ser5ogs ser Mbru55en i'm Megdild lden
@eer, lint Sdiffe an5ubalten, Sic
@riegsfontreba116e at 8oro fiibren.
Sransporti6iffe mer6en bereit gebal-
ten, lint Gruppen na6 2entnos, @beos,
Sene6os un6 Sbooes 81 i9affen; leg,
tere Sniel miro in 8dl6e bon Sen sSta=
lienern offupiert mer6en. Gin Gent
bal1on, Ser na@ Sripolis gei6afft
mur0e, lit 6a5u beitimmt, inn Megdi.
ihen @eer Dienit 5u tbun. slllen
@rnites miro iebt in getpilien @rei1en
in &om bereits bon einem 8ombor,
5enent &onitantinopeIs bon @riegs-
idiffen aus iotpobl, als au6 BON Ser
2uft aus, geipro6en, tpenn 6ie Giirfei
itb niht Sen 5rieoensbe6ingungen
SStaliens fiigen ioute.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02
@aten1tnterindlunq.
6 Gbicnqo,S Su., 81.

@btcn g 0, Sn., 27. Mprtl.
6. 6. 8oDle, elm Spe5ialbeamter
Ser 31piidenitoatli9en @erfebrsfom=
miiiion, miro Weontag in Gbicago nit
elmer l1nteriudung ser @et5en= uno
Meblraten ser 1peitliden 8abnen Be-
ginnen. Sc Iiegt cine &lage ser Git
cagoer Bro6uftenborie Dor, sic gel.
teno n1a6t 6aB sic &oten ser in 8e-
tradt fommenoen 8abnen fir Mebl
bon Minneapolis na9 Chicago 6is-
friminatorii9 ieien gegeniiber 6enen
fir @et5en aus 6em 9sor6meiten ebe11-
oortbin Srob6em it@ 6ie @lage for,
mel gegen sic 8abngeieqidaften ridp
tet, ion es ii6 eigentli6 um einen
Displ1t 5tpiiden Sen @bicagoer @ei.
5enintereiienten rn6 ben Meiiblen IN
@nne1ota bon5eln.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02
Nn %,,ogcfummiiiion per'uieicm.
s. erIiu. 81. 9lpril.

Ser &ei9stag fat Sic 2ebatten
iiber sic @ebrporlage1 fir Seer uno
Marine been6et uno tie an Die Slto=
getfommiiiion perlpieien. Die 9ed=
al1rgs=6rage lpur0e elmer Sonoerfom~
miliion iiberant1portet. @edte uno
Centrum 1pare1 gegen eine Srennl1ng
Ser beioen MaBregeln. Sic l1r1terla=
gen aber NIT 5tpei Stiuumen. Sic
@altung Ser Holen un0 gllalier mar
eutldeioeno. SIM allgenteinen bot Die
Gebatte, oie iih iiber flint Stnnoen
uusoebnte, nifts Sntereilantes. 9tur
Die 9uea= =Tra9e, Sic idon 5u Ben ge-
idytloerten S5enen snloB gegeben u1ro
sic groBe Mebrbeit Ser slbgeorone=
ten gegen SEN &riegsninilter Gene
raj s. Sni. b. &eeringen in @arrtlh
gebrobt bate, mirbelte abermals
Staub n1f. @elpaltige grregl1ng gab
ii6 fl1no, als Ser 3entrumsfilb=
rer Or. Spabn eine @rflarung ieiner
Bartei perlas. Dieie Dieoerbolt 5u=
nablt sic MeuBerl1ng 6es &riegs1nini=
iters un1 fabrt oann mie folgt fort:
,@eger 0ieie 9lnihauung muB i6 I'M
Nan1en n,einer politiiden 6reumoe
nit aaer gnergie proteitieren, auf
@rl1no unierer religtolen 1tn0 &edts=
uuffaiiung. lteber sic religioien
@riinoe laiie i6 midi bier nidt aus.
~@abreno in Geutihlano anerfannt
miro, 6aB sic &atbolifen 1rirgen0s nn0
aus feiner sS11ititl,tion our6 Sic Ser
fali1ng ausgeid1oiien iin6, menn Tie
ibre Muffaiiungen, entipre6en0 tbrem
religi0ien 8efenntntB, befun6en, ent=
5iebt ibnen ser @riegsmi1iiter oieien
&eGtsldub. 9urh Sic getbane Ael,=
berl,ng ipridt er ibnen 5ugleid sic
.@bre ab, z1peld,e ers fin iih lr1to SEN
Offi5iersitarro beaniprudt. Ser
@rtegsaniniiter iteut iid ba11it auBer=
bolb 6es @eietes. 9as 8iirgerli9e
1pie bas Milit6r =@eiebbu9 perbteten
0as Gueu. Ser &riegsminiiter
i6lieBt aus oen Sffi5iersforpS aus,
per 6em @eieb sldtl,ng l11to @ebor=
Jam benefit. ssn ser &omniiiion
lpre6en mir uns tpeiter." Mls Dr.
Spabn Sic 8er1eiung been0et batte,
ertonte itiirmilder 8etfan aus SEN
&eiben 0eS 3e1trums unb Ser 2infen.
3iem1i6 augemein berridt ser @in=
0rud Dor, baB 6as Centrum Sic &C.
legenbett benuben miro, um 6ie 1uen=
6rage prin5ipieu gu regeln.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02
8eionncnes Mabd)en.
Sprocnie1 q. g., 26. 9lpri

= Dra II e, yt. ", 70. Apr1l.
Sic inn 1Gale BON Milbroof, q. g.,
mpbnbaften 800 Meniden 1puroen an
6reitaa per Ielepbon oaoon unterrl6=
tet, 0aB Ser Minepiue=Damm gebre=
fen iei. Sic retteten ii6 in i6nel=
Ter 6ludt auf sic @iigel un0 mltBten
rit anieben> 1pie ibre Sauier bon oen
Slutben fortgeipiilt tpur0en Ser an-
geri9tete Sha0en betrdgt iiber $780,
900. @enn feine Menl6enleben gu
beflagen iino, 10 lit oies in eriter 2inie
Ser @eiltesgegempart ser iungen Sc
lepboniitin 5u5uibreiben, Sic redt5et-
tig cine @arnung an 6ie 2el1te int
Sage ergeben lieB.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02
Dpfer bes @irbelitnr,us.
@itp, Sfla., %. Mpri(.

Gem 8irbeliturm, Scr einen 9beil
BON Oflaboma uno Seras am San1=
flag beimiudte, oiirften go Meni9et1<
1eben gum Spfer gefallen iein;; bis
6abin iin6 45 Soote gemel6et. Die
2iite ser 8erlebten miro mebrere butt
oert auf5utpeiien baben. 9ie teIe-
grapbiiden @erbinoungen laiien biel
gu tpiini6en iibrig, 10 6aB es unmog=
li9 lit, nrit mebreren Ser beingelu9F
ten Srtidaften in @erbin6ung gu tre=
ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02
Sarifrefor,n int &onsref.
" a bingto t o n, 80. Npril.

gS d BIN 9 0 n, 80. ypril.
Sm Me1rltm oes Senats fat II
oieier @ode Sic 0ebatte iiber sic
Snrifreform begonnen, nad5em 5as
sHnon5fomite lange 8eratbungen
iiber Ste pielen oenofratiiGen 8orla=
gen gepflogen batte, sic bonn Sous
iiberi ianot tpur6en. Genator CUNT
Minis bon Soma bot am Montog sic
gorlnge eingereidt, tpelde cine BE-
oeutenoe 9fe0u5ierung Ser 30qe fir
Stabl un0 gilen porfiebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02
Sfttf | hiB s
&et@emi@im int
&alitars&ate1t*
Mmr iuenige 2eibtragenbe iinb 5mm
@mpfange eridienen. - 9nnoert.
mnbied)5ebn Subte amf See begra-
ben. - 1870 2eiden geborgen.
&aIifar. g. g.. 80. Aprtl.

Salifar, g. g., 80. April.
gBabrerb Die @loden ser Sta0t
larteten uno Sic britii6en Jlaggen
balbnnait 1pebten, 0antpfte oas &abel-
i6iff ~Madnp=8ennett" langlam in
Sen bieiigen &afen nit sen 9ei6eu
Ser &aiiagiere 6es Dampfers uSita-
mic" sic an ser ltngliidsitatte gebor.
gen tuuroen. Das sdiff enreidte iein
9od fur5 na6 9:3O ubr am @ors
mittage. ySobdl0 als 6as 2ei6eni6iff
am 9ufeneingange geii@tet lpur6e,
ienften ii6 Sic 8orbange, Sic 6as
Belt, meldes sic sarge un0 oie 2ei-
denbeltatter birgt, Dor Sen 8liden
gel1gieriger idiiten iouen, uno 5ipan-
5tg Mutroien BON Sem im S9iffsbau.
bofe CUR 8ornobn1e bon @erbeiierun-
gen liegenoen canaoiihen @reu5er
~@iobe" 5ogen als @ode ouf. Sin
@adtboot par6e Dor oem Dof itatio.
niert, lint gu perbiite1l 6aB irgen6 Elm
an6eres 5diff in Ser MGbe anlegt.
Sic Slaggen 6es So6terridiffes ueb.
ten balbmuit, als es langiam 6odte.
SeineMannidaften ltan0en an1@elan-
Ser NIT geienftem @opfe, tpdbretb auf
6em @intertbeilte 6es s9iffes sic
Sarge nit oen 2ei@en aufgebobrt
itanDen. Mitglieoer ser Manni9oft,
6ie @elegenbeit batten, nit SEN am
9an6e 8efi,r6li6en gu ipre6en, erfldr.
ten, 6oB ie0e geborgene 2eide nit Ell.
nem &ettl1ngsgirtel perieben getpeien
lei. Seine 0erielben >peiie SduB.
&pun6en auf. 8iele nidt eingeiargte
2ei6en lagen auf 6em @or6er6ed, NIT
S6iffs1eintpan6 beoedt. ga65em sic
2ei@enbeltatter an 8oro gefommen
paren, tpur6e beidloiien, 6teie Sci.
@en 5uerit bonn 5diffe gu entfernen.
Die 2eibe bon Sobn Sacob 9litor ion
ii6 irgen6tpo in etnem Ser robge5ir1t-
mertem Sarge auf 6em &intertbeile
oes Sdiffes befin6en. Die 8eamten
ser @bite @tar=2inie batten oos
S9tff beretts i'm unteren &afen be-
ittegen un6 iiber1pa9ten sic @nor6.
nungen peim Inlegen. Mnes in al,
lem gess sss It naren ,piefbtt j. u.elNs a1s cts
tpa ieds 2ei6tragen6e am 9od, 6enn
tie fiir6teten Sen Mnblicf un6 5ogen
es bor, sic Soentifi5ierung in ser Sci.
6enba4e bor5unebmen. Sic erite 2ei-
DIE, sic entfernt tpur6e, mar sic eines
Seemannes. slls sic S9iffsIeintpan6
entfernt uor1en mar, lpur6en mebr
ols fiinf5ig 9ei@en fidtbar. Mdnner
NIT Sragbabren famen i6nen berbei
unS Sic srbeit 6es TRANSPORTS nobm
tbren Mnfang. gs tpur6e ongefiin.
6igt> 6ab iid I'M gan5en 100 9eiden
an 8or5 befin6en, un6 6ab es oIs
notbpen6ig era@tet lpur5e, ni9t >pe.
niger als 116 auf See 5u beer6igen.
nnter oenen, Sic an 2ano gebradt
tpor0en 1in6, befin6er iih 9 sSruuen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02
@ampi NIT iran5Siiid)en 8anbiten.
IS ur ri5. 20. 9(prtI.

@onnot, ser gbef ser slutorauber,
lpelde Tranfrei6 leit liinger als Bret
Monatcn in Sdreden geiett batten,
uno lein @efdbrte 0ubtos fan0en
bier Sen Too nod einem &fe nit
ser Yoli5ei rn0 0em Militar, Der
flnf Stunoen oouerte. 3ebntauleno
Eerl lonen laben 0en &onflifte gu, ser
0anrit eneete, 0aB Elm Mutolnobillhup<
pen, IN Sem Sic 8an0iten 3uflu6t ge=
fl,noen batten, nit 2pnamit 5erltort
muroe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02
@rpf,feuer in 9amasfns.

6 on It tcnttnopel, %. Mpril.
3os groBe 8aiarpierteI in 0an1os=
fl1s lit eingedi6ert, un6 bieIe 8er1o=
men baben bei Sem 6euer. 5as 5reitog
Inn Mitterna6t begann bis Samitog=
na6t 6auerte, ibr 2eben perloren. Ser
ongeri6tete S6a6en tpir6 auf $1O,=
900 gel6aBt.
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freepprt.

Gin getpiiier &err Mn0erberg bat
0as @ebau6e, pelbes friiber 0r. Se=
tpitt inne batte, gepadtet un0 miro in
0enlielben cine 9ruderei eroffnen. So
nit erbGlt 5reeport cine lofale 3ei-
tung. Sic erite geun1ner miro mabr-
lbeinlid gnoe oieier @ohe erideinen.
aalIn 1ienltog lieBen 6urb Die &ano
oes bodlp. &errn Srtspfarrers ibren
1reubuno legnen @err Mnton @au,
elmer unlerer energiiden il1ngen @e=
iGaftsleute, 11no Sraulein Matbiloa
@ales, altelte Sodter Ser sSamilie
SSSobn Gales. sS1n Samilienfreiie tpur-
Sc inn elterliden Squire ser 8raut Elm
tleines &o63eitsfeit gefeiert, bei mel=
Gem 6em neubermablten Baare sic
berBli6iten @lIdapiini6e ertboten
lpur0en Mit 6ieien @Iudtpini6en
pereinigt au9 Ser uMor6i itern" sic iei=
nigen. - Serr Socob 2o@ >pirS BON
Ser 6arm ins Stdot6en iiberiie6eln;
Ser iobiale @err 2o9 tpiro uns allen
mtllfommen iein. Au9 &ermonn
&ider ien. uno 1Solnilie bon ct. 9ln=
tbonp 5ieben in ibr @obnbaus, tpel-
dies lie in Ser 9f1be ser Stride er=
itan0en baben, elm. Ml19 6ieien lei
ein ber5liGes @iufonm entqegenge=
bra6t.
9fice.
Sn Ser 8erlon oes Sobann @(ein
mn1r0e ni6t Bios elmer 1tnlerer aIte=
iten ion0ern au6 elmer unierer BE-
item un6 0aber audi gea6tetlten Mqn-
ner Surd sen Sos aus unlerer Weitte
bintpeggerofft. SIM porgerudten 9ll=
ter bon 80 Sabren peri6ie6 er no@
nur fur5em &ranfenlager, beitens auf
Sen l1nbermeioliden 'So6, 6em er ge=
trolt ins 9luge iab, borbereitet, in elm
beiieres Senieits. Ser 8erltorbene
mar in Ser @abe ser alten M0mer~
itaot Srier, DeutidlanS, qeboren, BON
po er in 1853 na6 Sen Ser. Staaten
ausmanoerte un6 iid} in @i&rnon6,
Stearns County, nie6erIieB, mo- er
elmer ser eriten Deuti9en tpar, Sic in
iener @egen6 ibr &eim tna6ten. Sort
berblteb er 80 sSabre un6 beaoa 6onn
eine 6arm feds Meilen iii6li@ bon
&ice gor ettpa 20 sSabrett ridtete
er iein Seim in uniernr 8inage Elm,
mo- er Sen &eit ieiner Sage in Mube
un6 3ufrie6enbeit berbrodte an ser
seite ieiner linn in 9iebe 5ngetbon qe=
meienen @atttn, Sic an Sitter i'm INN
odt Sabre iiberraat. @ie allertparts
10 5eihnete Ser @eritorbere fid oud
hier 0urd einen fronmen, qottes=
tiird)tigen 9ebensman6e1 aus, 5eigte,
su6em aber itr @eiellidnft einen ge-
merften un6 nibigen @eilt, tpie er
audi itets bon SEM groBten 2ebens=
ntl1tb beieelt mar, Ser lin ieIbf 1pdb=
reno ieiner franfen Sage nidt per=
1ieB. geebit ser @attin un6 SEN @in-
oern l1mitan6en iein So6esbett sSrau
Mei6. Safner bon Morton, 81. g., sic
in Dem guten @ater @Iein einen 8fIe-
gebater 5odi@dbte ,pie n1,4 beren
@atte, Ser DEM @eritorbenen in 2iebe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02
Gr,ueiter1ng bes @atifans.
st nj, 90. 9lpril.

Ser &atifan fat 100000 Quaorat=
meter 2an6 angefauft, sic an Sic gn-
tifanilcben @drten angren5en nn0 Sic
len lp0ter einberleibt lper0en iollen.
Da5u lit aqer6ings cine Narlaments=
afte notbig, 6o6 gIanbt man rri9t,
oaB irgen6 pelde Sppolition gegen
Sen Hlan entlteben miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02
@onb. Sof tritt 5,triif.
g 0 It 0 n, MaiI., 26. MbriI.

@oup. eugene SOB bon Malla6u=
ietts bot, mie am 6reitag in 8oiton,
Moii. befannt murbe, ieinen Namen
alS &al0i0at fir sic bemofratii6e
Erali lioentldaftsnomination BEL Sen
ltaatlid,en Yri1nar>pablen in Mbooe
Sslalro 5ltriidye5ogen.