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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-16
gemadt bat, find ia mobl nod uu.a
.pergefien. B ( -
Ser pscar g, Gtrats, Der frabere

9err 6ScdrsS 9. GfratS, Der frubere
Sanoelsiefretar, FOB in ieiner @ gadpt'
geger Die Naingbam-gi4 berpor,
SAB sic ginfiibr11,1g elmer BiloungsSs..
probe fir gimpanoerer ldderli6 lei,
10 longe Sic eeborener 4merifaner
piel mehr MnaIpbabeten anf5nmeiier
boben, ols europa, Ma@ Ser leBten
@olfs5abIung befan6en iid III ben
Ser. 5taaten nod 10 biele Mna1pba=
beten, bab iie II &ro5ent ser Be-
p0lferung al1smadten. Ma6 Sent &C.
5eter Scr Matipiiten 81 urtbeilen,
miiBten !idb MN sic Mnolpbabeten be-
ion6erS in Sen Staaten angeiammelt
boben, Sic Sic meiiten @inmon6erer
ouf5llmeiien boben. 9ies lit je0o@
nidt Ser San. 9ie lebte golfs5ab-
lung eraab, 6aB ser Staat Mem Dorf,
Ser me5r ais ale on0eren Staoten
Ginmon2erer ol1f5umetIen fat, iiber
Sem 0nrdidnitt bes gan5en 2anoes
lte6t. seSn 6ielem Staate MAIDEN Sic
Mno1pbcbeten MIR 57@ Gro5ent Ser
@eooIferung aus. Mm idlimmiten lit
es i1r oieier @e5iebung aeraoe Tim Sic
staaten beitellt, Sic fat gar feline
gimhnonoerl1ng ouf5umeiien baben, 3.
g. Sic fiio0it1idlen Staaten, mo ser
Nro5entiab ser Mnalpbabeten Sic So
he bon ia Nro5ent erreiht. 2ieie
Sbotlodlen iperben ie6o6 Sic Matibi=
iten nibt obbolten, meiter 51 beten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-16
Die 2e1mpfraten bp11 8enni1lpania.

,haben auf sibrem Staatsfonbent als
Die 6rei groBen Siiues unlerer 8eit,
bie ale an0eren an 8e6eutung uber=
rugen, Die folgen6en b%e5eidnet: @ie-
berberitequng elmer repraientatipert
&egierung; 3urudpernetiung 6es
ridterliden 8meiges unferer S@iegiel
r11ng in ieine mirfli@e ;Spbdre; Mb=
fteuung Ser l1nbil6en seq GarifiD=
items. Mit grfiiQ1tng 6ieier 65oroel
rungen IN gere6ter un6 biuieer @eife
,fonnte in Ser Sbaf Sen meiiten io-
neutrality-suspicious. nebelitdnooeen un1
ter melden unier @olf 5u 1ei6en Fat,
1penn nidt ein @n6e gentndtt, 10 ,6odJ
mirfiqme Nbbilfe ,eeidafft meroen.t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-16
Mnr lit ieue 8e5cid)nnns n@iuen

Sur lit jene 8eseidjnmns rGiucn
0ouor int Sag" fit Sic nelle Tenr
lionsbin rihtig, iniomeit lie iib auf
@eteranen be5iebt, Sic 70 Sabre alt
g%e1poroen fins un0 5pei Sabre i'm
&rieae ge0ient baben. nntere Mlters=
f(olen erbolten meniger:: SSm @an=
sen erbobt oo3 @elet bie ~biSberigen
Ml1fpenSungen fir Sic olten 5olSo-
ten Inn 81 MiGionen fir bas erite
Sabr nab ieinem S1tfrafttreten, ipa<
ter miro es meniger iein. 8rali0ent
Soft bot Ste Sin unter5eidnet, ano
inter Sen abmaltenoen l1mltanoen,
oos lit iniomeit ais 0ahei unter sen
idmebenNen Steueriibeln 6aS gering=
lte gem1blt muroe> miro 0as Hubli=
fatm sic ielbe germ gutbeiben, menn tie
MN tbati6dli6 atd Sen SdlllB AL
gemeiner MISUNDERSTANDING Bill
Set h. t- ...
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-16
Gin iebr eiinitiges 1trtbsil iiber sic

Gin 'ebr eiiinitises 1trtb,il iiber sic
olf 6ert S5ean berfebren6en 6eutz
i6en 9ompfer f6nt sos Seem O~-fer
@peninq SournaI, men1t es fdrefbt:
u &ein Menid iollte 10 perridt iein,
ii6 einem Sdiffe ser 8bite gtor
-2inie an5ubertrauen Bis er fid iiber=
.5eugt bal, 0nB 6ie @eienidoft @ihre
Metbo6en un6 ibre Direftion geaiin-
bert bat. geri1M es NIT beutiidbsen
sS6ifffen. Die Delitffdden ii11o perniiiinff=
tig un6 bon6eIn nit l1eberlegung -
ite opfern nibt a@tlos meni@fi1e &C.
BET, lie fins ,tdud emeaTeiglinge ii
Der sfun6e 6er @efnW 8ddbpnoS6esr
englii9e &upitan un6 ser e1glii9e
0ireftor Der @bite Stor 2inie in
blin6er @aitt ibr @hifflin: ben &odett1
6es Sp6es iagten> %panoten sic 5eutz
,idben 5@apita1e sen !@urs nod. Siioee1nl
un6 retteten lire 8aiiagiere. Die
ioentlferf 9i1ttet. 1tn61 NIT geiHulten
Seeleltten bemannt. 9ie 1eutIden
i6iden>ni&t cine idtpihrmen0e gtd0t
al1f Sen S5ean btnars, sic bon Ell
mem Ss1oipiouum befebGiet1 miro, sbas
iid' inn 5@isberge 1i6t ffniinttmert, inns
iteQen .iber i'm einen Meniden, 6el<
Ten 2eben ie0e] @erii9esrungSgeied=
i6oft GIT nomineQent Hreiie beritdern
miir5e, 10 large es ii6' muir I'M &iiifo
banSelt, oas 6ur@ Selbitnufopferung
o1er Ml1tb. berborgerufen. lpiir6e."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-16
iin6 Ser @Iracr, bic SIT sen

rGs iinb Ser 8airscr, Bic at sen
be1riaen Standardization fommen,
mobl etlide mebr getpor0en", i6reibt
Sic Seem Oorfer 5tdats5eitung, uaber
es mare cine 6alihung bon Sbatio=
den 5u iagen, 0as @roS ser Eartei
batte iid eingef11n6en inns Sic Me5r=
felt Ser Hartei bobe 6ar1it ibre11
@iden befunoet. SITE NIT ser Be-
tbeiligung an 6ieien &ormablen Ct
mas better getpor6en, 10 fat 0od audi
beute .no6' bie namlide -&lage, sic
friiber itets na6 6en Hrimqrmoble1
lart %getpor0en mar, lire 8eredti=
gu11g. Sic @ableriduft iiberldBt int
l1rer nod bel 6ieien @elegenbeiten:
lenen 2euten 6ass 6el6, melde sic
Nolitif bon0merfsmdBig betreiben
ltn6 bel 6enert es in ser &egel $50.
trotageberipredungen o5er Jon tige
gu ertparten0e o0er bereits erbaItene
Nortbeil itnb, mas iie oafiir Gorge
trogen laBt, .oab iie ielber un6 fire.
@efannte un6 Sreun6e our @rimar-
1pabl fommen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-16
9ie in ollcn Counties ppn Mimne=

Sic in alien Counties BON Wttn11e=
ipta itottgebabten @ormablen fit Die
rep. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ergo
ben Sas folge>rSe &eiultat: @oolepelt
725, Saft 100 un0 Ga 6olette So.
Sic Gol1nty=Gonuclte fanoen am
Moutug in olen Counties ltatt, u1o
oa botte mont min ei1en Sinn, elm
Mort, Elm @efiibl fir SEN &aubreiter
M%ooiepelt, pon oelien @ertretern,' mle
e beiBt, folollale Sl1mmer ol1sgege-
zen moroen ieien. 0as @robfapitm
ideint lebr piel fir i'm ubrig 5n ba=
ben. Ma6oem sic &epublifaner oes
Mor0Hern=Staates 10 ibren @nti6eio
getroffen, iiebt man iett nit Spa1t=
nu,1g ser &an0lungsmeiie Ser 9er1o=
fraten Mirneiotas entgeget, nno. Bic
es in I'M erm Staate I'M ibre Torte1
moblmeinen0en 9emofraten leben ser
@offnung, SaB, mas Ser @elolod in
Minneiota ion erreidt baben, oie
0ummbeit ser 9emofraten nidt on=
itreben miro, nd1nlid gleid Sen Sc
publifonern einen Mam fir ote Bra=
1ioentidoit gu nomi1iren, oellen Ser
holten ibn ser olerbo6iten 5te1ung
oes 2an6es ni6t mertb ma6t. @ir
leben in Sic Demofraten unieres un6
ser b%enadbarten Counties mentgitens
Sic &offm1ng, 0oB fie iid ouf feinen
sSaI BON ser @rpant=SSoee merOen BET
leiten loiien no6 BON Ser S0ee, IT.
ge16 einen Mann auf 6en Sbil6 5n
beben, 6elien Seengang NIT Sem 1es.
&errn 8rpan in 8e3ug auf gleide
&edte. fir alle audb muir Bag @eringite
gemein bat. "~.@@'' S:' :
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-16
Ser beraeitiae emaliide @arine

Der oer5eitige engliide @arime=
miniiterE 1@initon> Spencer gburdim
bot i@on mebr ols einmal oen Be-
.tpeiS geliefert, DOB 6os ,!@6idial i'm
iouf' einen Soften tgeitent fat, 6emaer
Mdt 9etpadlen 1T Or gebort gu
ienen Stoatsnameern, sic :pbne @e-
flame nibti lebenI fDi111et1, Sic INNER
out Mitte1 finnen, sic Muf1merfiam,
feit 5es @d16Iifums al1f fi6 gu Ienfer.
.llnoze8per srl.s:asg(lbbardiAsbeh1t1be in-ber
:8Sab1 6iefe e. 6fsiittell tie ssbs1oe nflide
Mssetea1ng, DeutidIan6 beraus5ufor=
germ nn5 6ie Spannrng 5tpiiden SEN
* @olferr gu beri@drfen. @eine
Ef11119ite &eoe iiber Sic oeutide Srotte
il, i; moH nod in !, sq4eeureiner. Crime
'rsa.arg, un9h fs'ee1s e. England,
pf in 6erafffeassoen |epei@e on~
,lggepeltet talrr .geee1 81 I'll Il Mngriff
Der oenti@et S11otk 81 ffhersn, einen
,aa.mflaNsen6en @adfoienit entlanq ser
,ffngfifd}er &iiiite o%r1geor6net. @bur=
IIHiaspeiB gang gena1, 6ob Sic @ef
iolden Mngriffes nidt ber
itebbt aa1taa bqB Der ioEqerdud6pom ein..
geriHteete 8ddtbtenff meiter nidtsS
alssein Mppenanzan Mnait oes.
Observation-Disclosures Deuf{dIn1,n.
SIC 1t gil 5ur y Bsr 1r'tfrttrfrlffd1ut ffepi fte SSfots
:ferp1dine blralil9ff: 81 IIdofflg5e a1dibbse'rr '
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-16
staot:M emiefeite1t.
Ser 8eriht 6eg &eden=

- Ser 8eri6t 0eS Grpert=&e6en=
meiiters go. S. 8iibop, melder cine
@epiiion ser 8iid)er 6es S9ltl0iitrifts
ser Gtaot ct. @lplto bom 1. Sctober
1906 Bis 5lam 80. Mpril 1912 bor=
nabm, lit DEM @errn @m. Strotton,
Sem &raiioenten Ser gr3iebungsbeb0r-
Sc, ei%ngebdn6igt mor6en. Ser gr5eB
ser @innabmequellen bes Diltrifts lit
ouf $90,370.35 angegeben, mdbren6
sic Mbiddtung 0es @runoeigentbums
un0 ser We6du0e neblt ionltigem 311=
beb0r als gigentbum 5es 9iitrifts
ouf $104, 900 ongegeben lit: Die
bon0irte Sdu16 0es 0iitrifts bel6uft
ii6 6em 8eridt 5ufolge auf $4,000.
-Sertreter ser peri@ieoenen8ral1e
reien 1tn6 8ierlagerbduier Ser Stoot
batten Montag Mben5 cine 3uiam=
menfunft, in 1pelder 6as neberein=
fommen %getroffen mur6e, an Cont
togen Ben @erfauf bon 8ier ein5u=
iteuen. 8iirgermefter Sebcrger mobn=
te ser Ser iommlung bel. 44'.@..
- Sic Triit oes 3ab1ens Ser
@run6eigentbums iteuer mirb ant l..
Stunt abgelaufen fem; 5ieielbe. lit
6emno6 nl1rmebr cine fl1r5e, ltn6 mer
iid 3en Mufidlag bon 5ebn Bro5ent
ni6t gefallen Iaiien min, muB iih
NIT Ser Stel1erentridtung iputen.
- Die l1ria6e Ser Teuersbrunit,
0l1rb tpelde S. sc. .8arrettps @obn=
baus auf ser Sitieite 8erit0rt puroe>
lift 9tenitag bonn Seuermaridom sam
|8u1erton unteriu9t mor6en. Die
l1nteriudung Bate ibren @rrn0 in
Ser Sbatia6e, 6oB 6ie Seuerperiihe<
rlngsgeiemidoften, in -6enen 6as
bonn Sei1er beimgeiudte @ebd116e big
GIT $4,000. beritdert mar, sic Holicen
sunguftig serffdrten. S,1Tferton rief
ben gou11t4islnpaIt bon Benton
[Gonntb 5n Stede ut.6 8orreH mur6e
ufttesr STREET genommen. ST .1pir5
%fommenoen Mortag iein @erborb a=
ben. asA 80. II &
B : @el6 gu oerleipe1 auf cultibffrte
FFSdrm ct Tarmers 5state ,Banf.#gt.
@1ou6, Mtnn. I6bo
II Sim Montap bieIt Sic @te "a
@ountp republifaniide 8arteisim
@onrtbauie ibren gonntp=G onpeMltllp, r-
ter Sem @oriit 6es &errn s5.z 6.
Cooling. bon bier, 1,n1. @ooiepeItspar
Die Narole' t6tes.EaGes, i6ie ii@ =niilber
oen~gansen- Staaf- eritredte un6Anuf
0em Dienftag>i in @inneapolis deBa1-
tenen Sstaatsfpnpent Elm 6%onnetnbes
edo fa16. Hs q
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-16
SIM Staate Seras m1tk enc 1tette:

SIM Staate Seras mutt eire. 1ette
@irtbidoft berri6en. Ser prohibit.
tionstoue Staats=G Comptroller idaItet
sort, ,ols Oh er ii6 irgen6mo in 6er
Gurfei un6 ni6t i'm freien Mmerifo
befdn6oe. SSr Collection bat er adt-,
un6pier5ig @irtbidaften obne Mngas
be bon @riinoen geidloIien, in De11as
bot er ouen 8irtben Sic. &on5eiiion
ent5ogen, sic nidt int 8eiibe 5es 8ir4
eerredts iino. l1n6 oabei ideint es.
INNER nod Seroaer gu geben, sic iidI
einbil6en, iie lebten in ei1em fort=
idrittliden @emeintpei len. @.% q 5-S |
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-16
Die meTifaniid)e &enolutipu befiu.

S7iais,s N@E.HsN yCsSHYSSS Sa4OS WI NSs
..oets idl eegetaudrtiig niieoer ii 6em
s5faoiam no es nugberssSerne iebr
ldtpierig tit gu io9en, melde &artei
1 y e un6 melde oben liegt. Mnldeis
1t%euoatpir6 Sen &ebeuen @oons sen Sc.
gieraingstruppen bart955ugeieM ober
ielbit cine idmere Mieoerlage ser
Mnfrlbrer 1piir6e nod feiuen. .ent-
ideioenbenl Sieg Ser @egieprtnait!g be-
oenten. Nn6ere miiroen an lire
9tene' Gtretet1 unb Sen Rampf. geaedtt
Maoero tpie6er aufnebmen. Ma6ero
n!dtf Der; YMqnns Der Merifo re-
g1eren un6 5n 6aa1ern0em 6rie6en
oerbelfen fanm. Dqfiir it, ct gu noe
mig Eerionlidfeiift 'uno 5u bel Mben=
teurer ;nno sos ftna| ;nidt. 6ie 2eute,
aug fpel6en 6u untet1 sic brau6ba-
rem Nralioe1ten ,eemadt meroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-16

be benz Banana aanaI ermorten,
obtpog 6asielbe5 bon. benz Be.
adFaffstrdeer pei, @epubIit in, @aib,
ington entidieoem, oementiirt tpur6e
Die en9liiiihent, sSournaliftenn Siinb ober
on oas 9iigen 10 eerpobnt, bab
.iie audi Den grobten 8l1oiinr brine
gen, tpenrs nl.re oaourd Der 8med er,
reidt tutrb, 9eutidlano eiren Sieb
al perfeRen.a .
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-16
Sin seacu fit jcbeu 9ansbalt lit

cine quite, RENE 3eitrng. Ger rgtoro=
ltern" miro ais lold)e allgen1eir a11=
crfarrt. Mehit 1einer moroli1te'a
Miliiou in ser oelttl6cn 6amilie ge=
reiht ct ol,d) ieoem &auie oaourd)
a,,n1 GortGeil, oaB CT sur Mpfredter=
boltung III Ser Sel!tlben Sprad)e 1lllo
GerpoQfon1n1uullg 1T 0erlelben BET
ser Nltge10 beitr1yt, mas fir leoer=
mann ullItreitig bon grobem 9fl'ee'1
lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-16

|Manner NIT 10 ouseepragten SINCE.
initinften in England perantporss
tungspone Soften bethlehem, lit an
cine oauern6e @eritdnoig11ng NIT
Deutidfano nidt gu aenfen, %einerlei,
OBJ Ser oertide 8otidafter in 2on6on
@olff i. Metterni@ ODER Mor|@aq
bon 8ieberitein beibt. 5a4r% 40. \
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-16
@on Der in bieier 8Ode in Snoia=

&on ber. in .bteier 8ode in Snbia=
napolis itattfin0en6en Nationalfon=
pen1ion ser so5ioloemofraten ertpar=
tet man ein rMufetnun6erplabenG
Ser @eiiter, cine Erennl1ng 5miiden
ral1bbeinigen @%aoifaliiten lsno Ben gess
maBigiteren Glementen,; sic iih ben
8einamen uSei0enitrimpfler"" gefals
len luiien miiien, lelbit menn iie, miesE
andre 2eute: AUDI, mir Soden trogen.
Cine @ouierung oiirfte ser &orteff'
feinen sda6en tbun. { 9a.:. !" ~ ],
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-16
&ommtHlipnsberitnaltu,1ae s

7179Ole Nun1HHHtpHsDeTU0ItuHg Oct
-Sta6te mo@t quite Sorti9ritte; in.
iiber bunoert sta0ten 1T iie don. ELM
:9efiibrt lnb 6te 8eb0lterling fnftsaus-
nabmslos oamit 5ufrie6en: Die ST.
nan8oerpaltnng nq11entliai 1T tpeieut-
li6 better getporoen. 9ie idtpeber6e
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-11-14
SCHOOL PROPOSITION AND SIM
GLE TAX LOST BY OVER
WHELMlNG MAJoRITIEs.
PARTY VOTE IS INTERESTING
Democrats, Although Polling Fewer
Ballots Than in 1908, Overcome
Huge Republican Lead In
the State.

St. Louis.-Complete returns from
e2 scattering counties in Missouri
and the city OF st. Louis show that
the nine state constitutional amend.
ments. including the single tax and
he one permitting children years
old to enter the public schools, were
defeated by overwhelming majortties.
The country vote appears to range
from about 20 to to 40 TO ! against
Ill the propositions. The ST. Louis
vote, which gave maiorities for. in
one or two instances, tends TO Offset
The country vote, but not to an extent
that any hope may be held out for
The amendments.
Interest centered about four of the
amendments; No. l, increasing the
school age maximum and minimum;
No g. providing for single tax; No. 7,
ibolishing the state board OF eQuali-
cation and creating state tax commits
sion, and No. 8, providing state edu-
cational tax OF 10 cents on the 800.
With only two counties unheard
from, "a complete and SO complete ex.
aept on or two precincts. the vote in
Missouri shows a plurality for Wood
row Wilson of 1862 and n majority
of S,52S over his two leading oppo-
nents.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-11-14
NO SLEEPING-BAG FOR THEM
Laplanders Preferred the Snow and
the Open Air, and SO Had
Comfortable Night.

Sir Henry Lucy tells In the Corn
hill Magazine n good story that he
had from hansen, the explorer. II
amusingly illustrates the hardy health
Of the Laplanders.
Part of Nansen's equipment for his
trip across Greenland consisted OF two
sleeping bags made OF undressed
skins. On the first night OF the jour
ney Nansen and his two Norwegian
companions got into one OF the bags.
pulled the mouth tight across their
necks, and so slept In the snow with
only their heads out
Before retiring to rest, hansen saw
the three Laplanders he had engaged
for the expedition cozily tucked into
the other sleeping.bag. When he
awoke in the morning. almost numb
with cold. he observed that the bag
In which he had tied up the Iapland.
ers was empty and that they were no
where In sight. He was afraid they
had deserted him, and scrambllng
out OF the bag he went In search OF
them. He found the three men fast
asleep behind a hillock OF snow that
they had scraped together as a pro
lection against the wind.
'Ah. master" they said, when ask.
ed to explain this extraordinary con-
duct. I'VE couldn't sleep in that thing.
1t was too hot, so we got out and
have had a comfortable night here"
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-11-14

Control Of the senate in the sixty.
thigd congress is now practically as
sured to the Democrats ConCeding
to the Republicans the legislatures of
all states still In the doubtful column,
u" Democrats will have a vote Of for
ty.oirht or Just one-half OF the entire
membership OF the senate, with q
Democratic vice-president in the chair
To cast the deciding ballot In case OF
a tie.
The states in which the complexion
OF the legislatures is yet to be de.
cded are: Illinois, Michigan, New
Hampshire, Oregon, South Dakota,
Tennessee and Wyoming
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-11-14
Hard TO See Under Water,

There is no scientific instrument Of
tho scope" character which enables
one to see down to 80 or 60 feet under
water When the sun shines vertical
ly over water. box or bucket with q
glass bottom is often used to look
into the water. A cloth covering to
euslude light from the box or bucket
is sometimes employed. But without
electric or some other light in the wa
ter these devices are not very salts
factory.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-11-14
EnQIlsh Stump Speech.

A correspondent "Old Briney."
sends uB the following specimen OF
frenzied stump oratory: "Feller
blokes. Thanks ter tn guv'ment. yer
got yer d'minishin' wage. and yer lit
tie loaf. an all that. Wotcher got
ter do now is ter go fer devil-ootion
and local anatomy, an go 1t blind!"
cloud cheers. )-London Globe.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-11-14
40 STATES NOW In
DEMOCRATIC COLUMN

Washington. - Latest revised re-
turns from what Is considered the
three doubtful states on president IN.
dictate that Roosevelt has carried Cal
iiornia and give Wyoming to Wilson.
The official count will be necessary TO
determine the result in Idaho, where
Taft and Wilson men both claim the
states four electoral votes.
Based on these indications the cleo.
toral college vote on president stands:
Wilson. 427; Roosevelt. 80; Taft, IL.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-11-14
Biggest Diamond Of Poor Quality.

johannesburg, The great diamond.
the largest in the world, may not
prove to be so valuable as at FIRST
thought. It is now stated that the
diamond, which weighs 1,649 carats,
Ii OF inferior quality.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-11-14
Turks Beaten at TchataIdIa.

Sofia.-The victorious Bulgarlans
made one swift, vicious assault on the
fortifications of Tchataldia and won
them. The Turks are now scattered.
Bulgarians are pursuing them, cap
turing some and killing others.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-11-14
1923 Mutineers Sentenced.

Savastopol, Russia.-The naval court
has sentenced seventeen sailors to
death and 1O6 to Imprisonment for
from four to eight years at hard la
Dor. The men were found guilty Of
lnstigating mutinies.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-11-14
chlcsoo Club Wants Wilson.

New York.-The first invitation to
be extended TO President-elect Wood
row Wilson to attend social func-
Jon was sent from the iroquois club
Of Chicago. The governor was asked
70 attend Jefferson dag banquet
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-11-14
Anti-viee Church Blown Up.

Canton, O.-Following Anonymous
threats against ministers leading
vice-crusade here, Calvary Presbyte-
rian church. near the home Of Presi.
dent Mckinley. was dynamited. One
corner Of the structure was wrecked.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-11-14
This 10 good
for what Ais you

N Ninety nine times gu of hundred the
underlying cause of III health 10 NOT
constipation but tho cruel mistaken
eatment 10 geta. You can't keep on TAX. I
Ing herco drugs or vicious remedies and
EVER get we'll. The only rational method
| IL by an internal laxative bath or what ID
almost Ike . gentle bowel massage IN
! SIDE; There ~ one preparation and ouiy
one that does this In the right way. tho
soothing healing way and that IL Bcbalis
gonstipation Waters. They cure without
Dptlsuorsc rnping the tender hurt walls
Of the bowels. Your druggist has them.
NC. We'll supply you direct II no can't
Or. fyon prefer a frve trial treatment |
frstwell sendit. Eupepsia Chemical Co.,
eli Walnut street HI Louis, No. - hut
don't, DON'T tzke -nghting medicines"
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-11-14
Judge Henry w. willis Dies.

Elgin, Ill.-Judge Henry B. Wills,
presiding justice OF the appellate
court for the Twenty.first Illinois dis.
trict, died from injuries received
when he was run down by a train
while watching election returns.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-12-02

6AOI ~ MARR1 TEX
'Do you think you will be able
to find a minister willing to per-
form the ceremony" Johnson
was asked.
The negro pugilist laughed
heartily.
Sure I'll be able to find min
lister who'll marry the girl to me-"
he said. Ministers are just like
other people, they all like money.
I'm willing to put up the
money, and I'll bet l can find a
whole lot of white ministers
who'll perform the ceremony if
the money is good. :
why, 1 don't even believe the
big fee will be really necessary. 1
believe there's whole lot of min
listers would perform the cere-
mony just for the sake of getting
a ride in my automobile.
When do you expect to marry
the girl?" Johnson was asked.
ooh, 81 haven't decided yet,
but l CUES sit won't be before Fri
perhaps it might be on
Thursday"
"Do 20 uthink the United
States agents will interfere with
the marriage?'
They amt going to get the
chance. When 1 get ready to
marry her I'll be god and ready
and everything will be fixed.
She'll jump into my auto, and
the minister will be in it already,
and the machine will start off at
top speed, and the marriage will
have been performed before any
q Z 1 1
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-12-02

JACK JOHNSON RECEIVES
LUCILLE CAMERoN-F
Lucille Cameron-is still in Chi
cago. She is living on Indiana
avenue near Thirty-frst~ street.
She sent a letter by special de-
livery to Jack Johnson. former
champion pugilist Of the world,
today.
The letter was. handed to John
son in his home at 1874 Wabash
avenue at / O. clock. Lii
Immediately after. receiving it,
Johnson ordered his automobile
brought around.
He first went to the Offices of
his attorneys, Gunther &. Day,
and then to the federal building.
Johnson refused to say what
was in Lucille Cameron's letter,
but it is believed that the white
girl asked the negro to marry her
at once in it.
There was a report today that
Johnson had made all arrange
ments. to marry Lucille Cameron
at S o'clock tonight.
Johnson himself denied this re-
port, but frankly said he intended
to marry Lucille Cameron unless
the government stopped him.
why shouldn't | marry herr"
Johnson asked. 'sShe's a good
girl, I'm fond of her, and she's
in love with me.
THAT girl has suffered a whole
lot through this affair. She has
been riubf bad1V treated