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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-19

idbfien. Ser 1rele Dier1lt, fiigte er
nob binau, piiroe BON @11roen 800 bis
900 Gnsmanoeper onf ieoer Gabrt init
nebmen, aber 10 quit mie feine Jradt
oGer @obinenpoiiagiere. St iagte,
sic &egierung iei uiiber8eugt, 5os 8eite
fir HreuBen un6 has 9euti6e &ei@
gptsnn 5u baben, inoem iie feline neue
@eIeuifnft fon5eiiioniert babe, oie
,1idt mir auf Soften ser beiteberr6en
ainien gearbeitet baben 1piir6e, fon-
oern aud SEN @auppf lun sic transact
Iantiffe 8ef0roemtng pieoer aufge=
meft baatte. Die u!6antburg= =Nmerifa=
9irtie" nrto ser ygeor0oeutide 2lopo
Iiirrb iibereingef fonume1t ols1 6en Dienit
5pi1fen gnr6en trrb Sii0omerita,
Mlien uto 9tmItrulten uuf5unebnpen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-19
Sabresberidte an ben &onstef.
@aIbinaton. 16. Sea.

Sic SSabresberidte 5es sefretdrs
fit @or0el nn0 Arbeit, @burles Na-
gel, nes Sefretdrs oes sssnnere1t,
&nter 8. 6iFber, rt1ro ser 5tpii@en-
.itutLiden @anoelsfon1miiiion, ml.r-
Sen bente 5en1 8urroes sfomgreB unter-
breitet. gefretar Sifber's 8eriht 1T
elm l@r ulnfangreihes 0ofatmert, III
bem belpn1ers bie @egluliera.pg Der
ganiierfrdfte Ser 5iiiie ousfiibrfi4
bebnnbelt miro. Mu9 eine &laififi-
3ierung ser offent1iden Gdnoereien
spiro erlpfoEen. Soft nod ousfiibr-
lidpr auBert iid sefretar Nogel, be-
Ionoers iiber sic &onpupiiiton, sic ms
9eben gerufen meroen ioa, Inn 0ie
groBen @orporationen gu regulie-
rem. Cine &eibe praftiIder 8oribdd-
qe miro genrudt. SS1n 5isfaGubr 1912
ponoerten 838, ,172 Mnsldrroer ei1t.
10000 Jre1iSe mnrOen 1latl1rnlHriert.
Nie piiddenihnatlide 9anoel lsfourulif-
fion ftent ons Hrin5ip aatf, oub Die ST.
drrbeit ser Neienoerp mi gienhbl1-
perhebr an eriter 5bele 5lt fteben
babe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-19
Ser erite stein in, Bege.
So n 6o1 n, II. Seq

SO II u u II, IL. =2b1.
Sic Sriecerrsf sfotuferen5 fat im beu@
te bis Go1p1terltog rra4mtttng Der=
tagt, meiI sic tiirfiihen 9eGegaten er-
fldrtetr, oaB lie nit SEN grie6iiden
Gertretern nidt l1nterbonoeln fon11,
ten, 10 ln1tge 0ieie oas @afferltill=
itanosprotofoll rridt unter5eid9,uet
bdtten. shlieBlth tpurbe pereinburt,
oaB oie Gurfen tpeitere SSnifruftio-
1en BON brer &egierung einbolen
ionten 9ie Manoate Ger Delegaten
geben btre11 gonnoht, 6en Jrieoen
acknowledgment; ober Die Munoate ser
5Eiirten be8ieben iih 1rlpr m1f Ser
ba116lung init Serbien, 81Ggarie1
.lt1ro Wo1rteregro. Dr. g. Dunem,
5preher 1es bllgariiden EnrInrnen=
tes, fnbrte 1T ser beutigen sitang sen
Boriit. Gin 8atlgore fungterte nls
sefnetar. @s nltroe beidloffer1, oaB
ser iemeilige Sefretar Ser gIei6en
1elegntion e11t1tonru1etr tperben fon
apie ser Erdlr6ert ser 'betreffensen Si=
b1rg. Die griediiden Delegaten tpl1r-
sen aafgeforoert, Sen @affenftinitano
gu u11tereidhsen, lehnten aber ab
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-19
mer5eu Mooene bon Seem Dorfer Brit
den, rnooerniten @oltenfraserm, tDpi=

merSen Mooeae BON gaem gorfer 8rii-
den, mooer1lten 8olfenfrabern, tDpi=
iden @ob1rbouiern 1n0 Sen @aiier=
beriorgu1ugsanlogerr, Dor alen1 Dem
@utsfin nMql1d6ldt, 3ur sluslte1uatg ge-
langern utro auBenoeu 1peroen prtpa=
TIM Sue 1poblbefannten Nrhiteften g..
g. s. @iIbert um 9orn5oltel Mooelle
i6rer gauten ausitenen. Die gorur=
beitern fir 6ie gla1sltenung iin0 in boil
lem @anee. SIR sos @eld1r6e lit Elm
GROCER SbeH oes Serrutns nor6meit=
li9 bonn @aferibladdt enfma1 in
8eidlag genornuren. Mn ausoebnung
miro ous l1nter11ebne1r init elmer 8o=
bon rutrb 100000 9uaro-
ratn1etern sic Dresbener Spgiene- tpie
oie 8riiieler g8etausltenung uber<
treffet1. 0ie Mnlagen ii1r0 0ernrtig
enttporfen, oaB iie na6 56fuB ser
9lusitelfung aur @eri6onerung ser
Stabt befteben bleibelr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-19

lpirS pom se1,at uno @eprdienta1tter-
6plrie Ser &ereirtigten Staaten BON
gneerifu, i'm &ongreB periantnrelt,
peroronet: 1nB ser 8erfar0t ODER
transport in irge1po elmer @eile ooer
Surb irge,lo ,pelte Mittel bon irgero
pelderr lpirituolen, meinigen, nral5-
bnltigen, gegobrenen ooer an0eret1 be-
puuld ulde1nSen @etrGnfen irgetro pel6er
Dirt, einlblieBlib 8ter, Mle ooer
@ei11, con einem Staate, Serritorilnr
ober Giifrift ser Ser 5taaten ooer
Elabe, ser 11idt 0aran angren5t, aber
seifen Satris00iifftion unteritebt, ooer
Don irgerro einen1 freuben 2anSe tn
irqen0 einen Staat, ein Serritorinm
oeer 1iitrift ser Ser Staaten ooer IN
ei1rent 1idt angren5enoen ober oel1e1t
sssltrissooiiffttio1r trisooiifttio1r unteriteberoen Nlat,
fir Sic belogte lpirituoie, apeinige,.
mal5toltige, gegobrene ooer anoere
beraultenoe @etrdrfe beitiurnt ft1uo,
o1trb irger6 eirre Herion, 0ie Sarin
Sireft oSer i1r6ireft i1ttereiftert tit ooer
in irgen0 elmer @eiie nrit Ser Srarts-
aftion in Gerbin5uny hebt, nm iie IN
Grnpfang 5lt nebnnen, 5n beliben ooer
,lt bebalten pGer gu irget10 elmer ars
Sereu @eiie AIT DerlDen6en, fp1ppN in
Sriginol=@ebirroen mie aru0erSapie IN
.@erletu11g irgerr6 eines @eietes eines
ipldern stantes, Serritoriunts nSer
1iifrifts Ser geret1rigten stoaten oSer
eirres nidt atngrensenoen aber oei1en
essurissS6iftion u11terltebenbem Blnbes
5ieruit perboten 1T. Mb7daritt 2. DoB
une gegobrenern, oeftilierten ooer or1=
|Sere beral1iHerp6e @etrdnfe ooer
6llI1igfeitert, STE in irgen5 eitter'
5tuat ooer trgetr6 elm Serrttortamt
transportiert 1per5en p6er sort 5mnr
@ebraub, @pniir1 &erfaarf ncer 5lt
2ager5lpefen bleiben, bei Ser glnfn1tf
| Ii1rnerbnlb Ger Sret5e1t trgero ettles
| fplheu 5tuates o6er Serritprt1tn1s un6
| Dor ser Mbliefenung an @6reiiaten Der
urhffnibrung uno Ser @trflrng oer
@elete eiraes iol6en 5taates ooer
5erritoriu11s unterliegen ionen, ote
in ser Musiibung letrrer &eiaroat= So
lBeigetpnlt erraifetr mor6en iir6, in
centI Ielben l1npfuuge unb in 6erie1ben
@eiie, ols menn folde 6lmfitgfeiten
ober @etrGnfe in iolhen1 Stoat ooer
Serritoriunr bergeitent 1por6en iin6,
la1r1 onB iie 6ubon ttidt ausgehoann1en
lei11 iode1r anf SEN @rlt1no FIN, oaB tie
in Original =@ebin6en ooer a1oerstpie
eitugefuiibrt ,por6en fin6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-19
8apit &ims ipridlt ensIiid.
st o m. ID. 1e8,

3lmn erlten MaIe bat Elm Nap1t
Mubier15ler hbeiltpeile IN englil6er
Sprade ortgereoet. Seit oeur 8egtnr
ne leires @ontifiifutes bat ser 81. &a=
ter @nelil9 ituoiert. Ct tit iebt IN
ser 9age, Dofltnret1te i'm englifben
l1rtert pbne Sdapierigfeiten periteben
gu f6rt1en. Mber ME bat er fi6 Die
ier 5prade I'M @efprad nrit Mubien5=
lern be0ient, bis oieier Gose, als er
Sic Sberin Gberelia atno ser Mutter
Councillor @olunrbia bon 1ert neren
OrGen Ser @baritns =5dapeitern in
@olpeiton, Seras, IN glu0ier5 eulpfing
urro INIT ibnen in engltfder 5pruhe
co1rperiierte. 0ie Snoensregeln ser
.gennnnten Sdtpeltern, Sic nebrere
Muoienaet1 nit SSeiner &eiligfeit, Sem
4apit, batten, but Sic teurpordre @e-
naJmigung feitens ser Congregation
fir 0roens- -MnweIegenbeiten eefltnoen.
@benlo bnt ere Congregation sic Or-
Sensregelrr Ser Sdapeitern Don ser
r@0thliiden 8orieblnng" bon 5an Nnt
tonic, Ser, entgiItig eenem1igt. Sic
ImrtBebung ser Mften ser benoen Or
Sen ieitens ser gongr gregation mar eine
rul9e, nafbe1n mon aie ausge8eidnete
Mrbeit mrrb SEN ri9tigen @eiit beriel-
ZEN erta1rnt batte MeuBerit cordial
3lt 1re1rnen mar Ger @nrpfang, Ser oe1t
Sdapeitern in &osn geporoen mar
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-19
se a4brsana

ge1poe Heri0nli idyteiten iibernrittelt'p
Ger @iittpe Ben Musorud ibres Bei-
leios. Die geiar,,1lte Yreiie @1rglam0s
brntte geadra1fe, Ole fir oe1p So6ten
Inn 60diten @raoe drero tparen. Die
britiide &egierl11g bat ser anterifani=
l6en @egieruug oorgeidlagen, SOB Elm
6ritiites 5dIadtidiff sic 2eide 6es
peritrobenen 8otihafters &ei0 rnh
Sen Ser. StQaten transportieren lon.
Jreifng Dfinttag nm IL ubr firoet ei-
ne 2etberpfeier IN oer g8eitnriniiter=
Mbtet Hatt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-19
31pei @aite ,1n1gefommen.
@inter, @is., Is. Sea.

SET ei11eut 6elper, oas CUR friiben
Morgenlturoe in einem &otel in @i11=
ter ausbpa6 uno oieles lomobl ols ei1i
ungren5enbes @ebaleoe eindiderte, fa=
.11uen 5apei Ser @otelga1te INNS 9ehen.
Sic iiiibrigen Dern1odten rul1r NIT Wei=
be Dr nadtes 9ebear git retten. Sic
teieen llursefoumuenen liro Clarence
Motb inns 9ol1ts &ariib, 5tpei in Ell
rent benahbarten @olsfanerlager als
Sol51pieger ongelieute iiingere &rlo=
retr. Ser ungerihtete Sabidnoen be=
lndft iih au'f anndbern0 $4,000. Ser
ielte lit trur teeilweiie burd @erltde=
rltng gsoedt. 3as Seuer lon tn Dent
2oyier5irnnrer Ser beiben @erbrannten
gum 9lusbru6 getoannren iein.
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91litpplbs &eerbignng.
80 i II d e n, Is. D'e

Wl u II % e H. 10. Se3.
g1rlaBli6 Ser BeiiebungsfeierltdF
teiten Nrin3regent 9uitpolos peroen
guBlrei9e 6urltlibfeiten na6 Miitr=
den fonunen, unter an0eren &atler
sic @0nige bon Sudlen uno
gaalAyie1r, @raber5og Sran5 6eroinamo>
OILS gertreter &aiier 6ra1r5 SSoiepbs
pom Seiterreih Ser Ser5og bo1t Sed
als gertreter Des &o1rigs non @ng=
lo11o, ser Ser5og ootr @enua, als Ser
treter 0es &0nigs BON ssstalien, Som
Carlos, als @ertreter bes &onigs poa1
spa1tte1, unb cine &eibe 0eutlder
Eriraen.
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8auamsiteln in 2iepsig.
Sc / pa ia, st6. De5..

Sir Sic i'm nddften Sabre gele-
gentli4 ser Sunbertia brfeier Ger G0l.
taridodt bon 2eip5ig in iurpdlanter
Gr0be geplnnte sslrter1rationule 8au-
nusIfenung miro ieitens Ser AlsfbeI-
ll1ngsbeboroe sic. gertbeiligur1g Der
5tnbt Re1p gorf angetii11igt. Die
9aetp gorfer 9lbtbeiIu1rg ioa bierourd
cine rehf unrfongreide nerbe11 Sc
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Gin @orifpf Ser &rpbibitipn.
W d TT n atom, Is. Ne

gNd b11rgtotL 10. 2e3.
Ser 8urbesierat nabr1 bel1te gleth
nah feirem 3l1fun1nretrtriitt one Be-
rat6urrg Der 5beppar6- -&enDonrgor=
hge aaaf, Sie Sic gerieroung BON be-
aite1rnen @etrdnfen nnd Hrobibi-
tionssfi ssfittnten Derbietd 0ie gen1oge
bot folgeltoen @ortlaut:: a6erourd
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8 . n0o n, t6. Sea.

Ile Sr1&erSen1l1nre, Delde ote
&erbnnolungen aapifhen Ger 1lrtei
palo set 9altanibaaten fiibren lol-
len, traten beute I'M ct. SSames- -Asa-
lalte 5uiannre1l oertagten ii9 aber
nob h,r5er 3eit, obne in oie Sipefte
slnbeit eirgetreten 5lt iein. Das
&allptereigniB oes Sages mar o1e
grnpn1tgsreoe 6es britildRn Wt11t1=
iiers oes sluber1l Sir @omano
@rep, ser gum @brenpraiioente1r Der
@olrferen5 ernpablt moroen mar. 0ne
Slnhport, apelde sic !@ollpter Der ner=
IdIeoene1 0elegatiotlen erbetlte1t
lieB sem beltetr @ulen BEL alen @rl1p=
pen erfenne1r. - 0r. 3aneaD bon Ser
batlguriltem Delegation erflarte tn iei=
1per slnt1port, 5uB Die &onferen5 oa=
raul binarbeiten lperoe, Gem frihber 10
faitnrulyigten 8olfan eire 3ufltnft
Ser 9al1he u11o oes Jortlbrittss 55n i6af=
fen. Ser 1lror1tetpegrinilde Mbge=
innote Iepoiuoapitlh 1pelGer als ei=
lter Ser fadbiglten 9olfanpertreter
angeebeu miro, erflarte, bente babe
man lif1 mir crit IN Sic slugen gele=
fen. 0as er1te &enfontre 51pl1he1t
SEN @erbiin6eten u1rb ser Silrfei miro
t11orqel1 itattfil1oer1, l11to ser Sobepu1nt
mfrs erreidt, men1 oie slbgelanoten
ibre relpeftipen Sriebersbe0ingungen
auspedlelr. = @dbren1 0ie 5oroe=
rlt11een ser 8ulfanltaaten int eir5el=
lran io1pobl als I'M alIselneinen 16on
uieterbolt beproGen aporoen 1tr@,
paren 0ie slnlpriite ser 5irfei bis
heute nob nrit einem oi6ten shleter
1surgeben. SSebt liicbtet iib Sieler aber
etrpas, ltno es pir0 befannt, DUB Sle
ottonpomilde @egierlng iib aner=
Sings ser 6onoerung auf fbre 1Dtdz
ttglten Jeltltngen mi0eriebt, ober be-
reit tit, atrgeffaabr bier ffiinftel Der bis
-6erigen europaiiGen Siirfet on Die
@alfonltauten ob5utreten. Sumner
: hin aeig1tt ein geraleih 5lpilden ben
Syorseruugen Ger @eubansefe11 Unto
sen 3ugeitGnoniiIetr 6er Surfei eeut=
lids aine 1pie ftrdtbare &lnft 5tpt.
lden SEN beiSe1r ferrIdt. Selblt
penn man 0npon nltsgebt, SuB Don
beioen seiten groBe geadgtbhgfeit ge=
5eigt mino, 10 erifeint oo4 etn erroz
lites ginpernebnren als anBerl1
idppierig 5u erreid,en. Mus oieier7
@run,Se taudt oud inrmer apieoer
Sic 6roge Ser &ermittlung auf aber
iie Miro CON Sen 9e1egaten energtld
suriidge1pieien. Sic fugen, 0oB old
ite feine golmobt 5u einem Mbi9lub
baben, lo1r6ern 6aB iie ratr Ole Ber=
bntrblunge1 finbretr fonnen. Sc ap1poe
audi 6orauf bipgetpteien, 6aB feine el1-
rop6ii9e Madt geeig1ret lei, ben Ser
r1ittlerpoiten gut iibernebnten oe1nt
nebr ooer me1riger leien aae@robnna6
te nn9 Ser ei11er ooer on6eren Seite
bin interelIiert. Mls nnnebutbor opur=
sc dber er1ultlib aaef 0ie Geretnigter
Staaten bingemielen
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Erflr dllfil.
3rie8 ooer
gyrieoen?

SIC JriebeuseutiiIare, ipel& oas
sdTdlal oes galfaus r u Ven
ioQen, iinb au Der Nrbei,> esa., ,
Breps Mebe. 9ie Jrien> y : q
oinanngcn Der feinbfiden &art> =
merben in srofen 11mriiieu befaun.
qegebeu. 5renrhe GinflniIe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-29

came to the city last evening in search
of Mamie Hcdger (colored), who left
there some weeks ago. found her in
the Central State Hospital. to which
she had been committed as insane.
The commencement exercises of the
Ettrick Public School will be held in
the Baptist Church here on Thursday
afternoon. Addresses will be delivered
by County superintendent Owens and
the Rev. w. H. Atwell. of this city.
Mayor Smith, of Lynchburg. and the
Rev. Edward Carter. rector of Grace
Church, are guests of MIR. and Mrs.
Marcus Bull on South Sycamore Street
The suit of the Delaval Separator
Company VS.. j. ID. Goddard was tried
in the Hastings Court to-day. the jury
returning verdict for the defendant.
The suit was for balance alleged
to be due on the purchase price OF n
separator Howard /. Anderson of
Richmond represented the plaintiffs,
and the defendant represented himself
Important Change of Dates.
BY request of y. !. Hill. Camp OF
Confederate Veterans. tIc Ladies' Me-
mortal Association has consented TO
defer the memorial exercises in Bland
ford next month from June to IL.
Mrs. Louis H. Marks, president of
the ladies Memorial Association. re-
ccived telegram from the Memorial
Association at Pensacola, Fla, asking
that the unvciling of the Florida me-
mortal window, in Blandford Church.
be postponed to June 81, as several
members of the association desire to
be present Mrs Marks promptly tel
egraphed back that the Gath had been
selected for the unvcilinG. The grand
son of one of Florida's Confederate
senators Will deliver the Grafton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-29
FINAL EXERCISES OF
SOUTH BOSTON SCHOOL

South Boston, Va. May os.--The
commencement exercises OF the South
Boston High School began Sunday
evening. at which time the Dacca-
j. II. Doan. TO the graduates at tho
Baptist Church. There was special
music rendered by the choir, with Mrs
]. A. Glenn, Jr.. at the organ. The nine
graduates marched into the church In
a body and occupied seats on the front
row. The exercises were continued OF
Monday evening at the Temple Thea
tire. and came to a close In the auditor
ium of the high school tonight.
On Monday evening at the Temple
Theatre. the primary and grammar
grades rendered the program. The
primary and grammar grade exercises
were concluded Tuesday morning In the
high school auditorium. when the pu-
pills were addressed by Rev. II. G.
Lane, of the Episcopal Church. Certi-
iicates of promotion were also awarded
at this time.
Tonight the exercises were held In
the auditorium OF the nGh school, and
were in charge OF the senior class. The
opening chorus was rendered by the
High School Glee Club, after which
Miss Ruth Reynolds, the second honor
graduate, made the address of well
come.
The class prophecy was made by
Robert Jordan Eowlkes. who also had
tie honor of reading his essay, chosen
by the trustees of the school the
best in the class. The subject of the
essay was. What we should lose by
NeSlccting the study of the Classics"
Miss Marie Norwood read the last
VIII and Testament OF the Glass Of
1912. Part second of the program
VS. opened with a song. Die Wacht
Am Rhem.' this being rendered by
the German class. Rev. f. *. Odell.
of the Methodist Church, delivered the
graduating address. after which
diplomas were awarded by Professor
G. II. Friend. principal OF the school.
The valedictory was delivered by Miss
Leone Reaves, first honor graduate,
who also won the excellence medal
offered by the board of trustees to
tho High School pupil making tho
highest average in scholarship,
department and attendance. Her
average in scholarship was %
per cent. In department and attend
ancc. perfect. The program was
brought to 81 close with the class
song, '"The Graduates Farewell"
The students graduating in the class
of 1912. are:
Misses Leone Reaves, Ruth Rey-
nolds, Bessie Reaves, Mary crowder'
RUBY, Estes, Marie. Norwood. Mary
Willis and Robert Fowlkes.
The Jeffersonian and Edgar Allen
Poe Literary Societies OF the High
School. entertained In honor Of tho
senior class in the High School recep-
ton hall on Saturday evening. a
unique and original contest. when
Knighthood' was in Flower" was
planned by Miss Ingram for the en-
tcrtainmcnt OF the guests. The sue
cessful contestant was Miss Coleman
AMI was the recipient Of a lovely
little brooch. Delicious refreshments
were served.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-29

liam Brown. Rev. E. p. Miner, w. L
thinner. c. w. Saunders.
On New Pa-!shes-Rev. C. B. Bryan.
Rev. +. G. Ribblc. Rev. Joseph Il.
Dunn, Thomas NJ Turner. r. b. Wilson.
On Elections-Rev. Z. r. Jones, Rev.
Archer BOUCHER, C. d. Colonna. w. w.
Robertson.
On Finance-Hon, w. B. Martin. r.
b. Tunstall. G. W. Smith. Jacob Heffel-
finger. George Mason.
On Clerical support-T. S. Davant,
4. Nj. BraNton. a. NJ. SouthaIl, r. ].
Davidson. Thomas Townss<d. O. C..
Bell. j. T. Brown. Hor. L. r. Watts, c.
j. Faulkner.
On Credcntials-F. Wallace Ribble,
w. l.. thinner.
On Bruce Fund-Rev. Azael Coates.
Robert hughes.
Widows and Orphans Fund-Rev.
Robert Nelson. Tazewell Taylor, Rev.
Mr.. Gibson. j. Thompson Brown.
Disabled Clergy Fund-Rev. NJ. Nc.
Doweil' Rev. Alfred Arson. William
kennon, c. I. Faulkner.
Diocesan Missionary Accounts-Rev.
James NJ. Owens. Judge Thomas w.
WILCOX.
Missionary Appointments-Rev d.
w. Howard. Rev. f. L. Dandridge. Rev.
j. +. Ribble. Bernard Mann. Hon. W.
b. Martin. I. 5. Davant.
Constitution and Canons-Rev j.
Cleveland Fall. Rev. ]. B. Dunn. Rev.
+. G. Scott. l.. w. Saunders. l. r
Watts. 7. II. Wilcox.
On Sunday Schools-Rev. Floyd
Rogers. Rev. Otis Mead. Rev. Hunter
Davidson. C. :. Hunter. John w. Car
ter.( Rev. c. l.. Simmons. Rev. E T..
Miller. Rev. w. II. Osborne. II. II. &c
wards.
The council at 40 adjourned until
1915 tomorrow morning. The after
noon was given over TO committee
work.
Tonight Il meeting In the interest
OF missions was held, at which ad-
dresses were delivered by the Rev.
u. w Howard. OF Norfolk. the ESv
William Meade Clark, OF Richmond:
the Rev. w. c. Bell. of the seminary
the Rev. James chatham, of Japan.
and Q. J. Sands. OF Richmond.
Tomorrow many reports from COM
mittees Will come in. and the day win
be busy one.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-29

Requiring only tho observance o.
the foregoing regulations. Thu Times
Dispatch and the Citizens Fly EN-
termination Association" invite every
child in the city Of Richmond and sub
nrbs 10 'enro!, under the swatters
banner. IT costs nothing to enter thu
contest. and the necessary implements
will be supplied without charge IL
every bona -fide contestant BY this
| paper AT the end OF the two weeks
| crusade Ths Times Dispa tch Will
| award to TIE twenty-seven cnost eff.
| cient ny destroyers In the city cash
| prizes ranging from s25 10 81
AT meeting of the contest commit
tee OF the association held at noon
Yesterday In th> office of Chairman
y. ID. S!lls. IN the Mutual Building
rules and regulations were drafted
which Will govern the contest. Every
child IN the city or suburbs. whether
enrolled as pupil In the schools or
not. will be eligible and there Will be
two sets of pr!zes--one for colored
children and one Tor white.
The total amount OF the prizes Of
fered by The Times Dispatch Will he
Sil0. instead OF 1907 as announced
yesterday. Upon the advice of the
contest committee. $40 In prizes were
added TO the s35 originally intended
as the prize fund for oolorAd children
bringing the total to SIS.
Any Combination Permitted.
The committee d. clded after cons!d-
cradle discussion to permit two or
| more children to unite for the pur-
pose OF capturing one OF the prizes
Into any kind OF combination or group.
The only condition laid down Is tina,
such group unite under the name o,
one particular contestant. to whom the
| prize Will be awarded. Further div!-
sion among members of the combina
ton is to ibe determined solely among
| themselves.
The group system has been popular
| in a number OF cities where hy-killing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-29
W ATKINS MUST
SERVE SENTENCE
No Error in Case Against Black
Mountain Police Officer.
Other Opinions.
Especial to Tho rimes-Dispatoh.I

H..
Raleigh. y. c., May oS.-The North
Carolina Supreme Court delivered
opinions in nineteen appeals this
evening, and will deliver final batch
Wednesday noon and adjourn for the
term.
The court finds no error in the
case of State VS.. f. c. Watkins, from
Buncombe. in which the Black Noun
tain police officer is under sentence OF
SIX years on the roads for killing John
liill Bunting in Black Mountain Hotel
in August 1909. SO Watkins must now
take up the service of his sentence
In T. /. Mason VS.. Seaboard Air
Line Railway, from Mecklenburg. the
trial below is sustained. Mason losing
his suit for damages for being put
OH OF Il passenger train between Ellen
boro and Charlotte in August, 1910
because he wouldn't show his mileage
book from which the coupons had
been pulled for mileage ticket he pre-
scented TO the conductor The cour,
holds that the mileage book terms
are special contract between the
railroad company and the mileage
book owner. and such a passenger has
10 right beyond the terms on the
ticket. In refusing to show the mile
age book when demanded. he forfeited
his right TO be passenger, and his
! election was justiiablc.
Justice Brown writes the opinion of
the court. Chief Justice Clark files
q dissenting opinion denying that the
sale of the 2-cent mileage book was
sold as favor, and asserting that
! act was one of the terms of the conf
promise between the State and the
railroad companies in 1907 and 1908.
lie argues the mileage ticket a useless
regulation not permitted except In
North Carolina. Virginia and Georgia.
1t was tried in South Carolina and
prohibited by the state and that the
mileage book terms are vexations and
unnecessary regulations that should
not be upheld by the courts. The opin-
IONS delivered by the Supreme Court
follow:
Midgette VS.. Gray. from Dare. new
trial ordered, the former opinion can
ceied: State w. Peace, Craven, no err
ror; Whitford IS. Commissioners O,
! Craven. affirmed; state VS.. Avery Lee
noir, no error. Herring vs.. Lumber
Company Sampson. new trial. in re
John Dunn, Cumberland. affirmed
Nangilden vs. Bullcn Union. new trial
Bunch US. commissioners Randolph
/ reversed; Penn VS.. Western Union
Telegraph Company. Forsyth. affirmed
Mason Us. 5. y. l. Railway. Mccklcn
! burg, no error: Brewer VS.. Aberncty
Burke. reversed; state vs. Watkins
| Bunccnbe.' no error: Thomson VS.
! Hackney Moale Company Buncombe
| new trial; Bank VS.. Whiidcit. Graham
new trial; Westfcldt vs.. Adams. Hay.
wood. new trial. Anderson vs.. Mca
| dows, Macon. new trial; Board OF Ed
! uation vs.. Orr, Graham. error: Boar
! OF Trustees VS.. Brown. Macon. af.
| ilrmed: Robinson vs. Jarrett Macon
| new trial