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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-31
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orfer Tor bans &nIg. Gette er for
mo0entIig en- al SRionens i~toritc
politiife OperroIfeIier.
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8a0er % StrPbcr ! N]iilionbpcu
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inortiogt ale Somiuuo&fIoSicr, iao
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set, iom bIcU i%ortoIt / Dem, bertc
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ItoeIigbeo, bpor triit-et @ile0e 81
euo gap al 3iIitonoen bIanOt Sen
o~pOoren0e SIpgt / &eroen&Itooeu.
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Gftertante &i itoor Der / 8irfeIiQ.
beben o~Oerfor ct al pore oouifcligitC
neutrality-suspicious.; et BRO
bIem, iom life bare oonquar Ell en-
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ct RrobIem life bare Storitp6erne
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efterIl98ten arte Jig.
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| be imua, men ogiaa i Smaabpern
I'll man lom RegeI iinbe en- Slo
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man Der ON 9a9en enoelig enig ON
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9clie / ocn SIog$ 6orIpitelIer er
iorouoret Oerben, at oct fIoalificc.
res iom "utlog" eIler "uforitgti9"
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8ca, cuer poo I1ogeu Maa6e er be-
birIpcIig mco SaIget berof, ifal,
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CpboIo uoite6e& al &irfen, oeriom
&eotommcnoe ittc bier Se8n pat
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-31

Statsienator 8. 8. Strsm fra
Rortb Gafota reiite fra Stem Dorf
til Gorge Den 25be bs. | Sslee meo
ire andre Rumeoeler, i1emIig 6. &.
H~isteisen, o.. s.. @ifan og g. Sui
lom.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-31

Gam Ggbe, @erreralbireftsr for
SaIpeterfabriterne pna Rotobben,
bar en- fort Sio opbolht Zig 1 Seem
Dort iammen meb Sngenisr Sssirlius
9Iih. 0e reiite tilbase til Rorse i
forriae uae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-31
Zen 17oe | Canada.

Gen 17be / Canada. Ror6mpn.
oenc / Canada bar iuor ferret Nor'
ges SribeoSoos meb iterre og mint
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nipcg bar Der itor Set meo ct rig
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fen bI. a. &icefoniuI Srllnlm talte.
s Sort @iaianls bolot Faitor 9. St,
Gbriitenien Seittaleu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-31

puHIB ss srcosn Class EIyTEE gpsp IbrH 1903 Az ran Pos,
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kAEcE 3, 1891.
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Reo 8ing feireoeS 17be Mai meo
CIT inluf Set. BONNER glbert
,Sobnion boIbt SaIen for Saaen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-31

Trof. 81. e. SabD, en- @roouent
fra baaoe GoaeseafopIingen pg ben
tbeoIogiife aioeling Deb Neb @tng
Seminar, er nplis blet ubuapnt iom
SiGIpelGrer / Samfinoasfonpml
peo Cornell l~lniperiitet / Stem gorf.
Scr. Sabp bar De iibite to aar it1'
6eret peo llniperiitetet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-31

Zen tgifc Staggering ~ioror0ncSe
npIig, at 9@gteifaber nteuem tpife
9orgere % apinore al ffe.foufoiiife
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buooe for og imob en- Zig SrSuing,
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SeuIyu, at &igsOogen er gaaet meS
paa Den. Ger blep nemIig bI. q.
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%betpoeIig 8rao tnn iorbe6re iinC
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Slntninssieit Ifal boloeS peo Gon'
coroia College / Moorebao fra 2oen
iii 4De SUM. Ger bill bli 9r9oi.
fen al Gaitor $. Wt. Seg9e ira
Stougbton bell 2oen % interesiunte
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minarflasien % Sr~iluftsfoncert ben
Sole. De enbeIige Commencement.
Seitligbeoer timber Steo Den 40e,
% pco 6enne a~nleoniug ifal Erof.
g. &. 9se fra Soreit Gitp, Sa.,
tale. 9erefter Den aarlige 9anfet
% We0e al 4lumniiorenin9en.
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minneapolis llniteb Noriueaian
singers" bar Sc norife Sangfore.
Ringer | minneapolis bolulet ct
8orbunb. SEQ oct nplig oibolotc
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bar ca. 60 San'
gere tilitebe, og Sammenilutnines.
tanfen omintte0eS meb megen 9e.
geiitring. SiuuncieI Stette err Iopet
al fiere al 9penS 8orretningsmeno.
Oscar Slion paIgtes til Sormono;
Slf &. 9abl til Siceformano; z.
Nortpebt til Sefretpr; s. ImunO-
len til 8a5ierer og 6. $. Melbp til
Woriban. Sil Sirefter for 6orblln-
BET poIgteS YroieSior eric Guile.
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17bc Waiieitcr blep iaar bolot

17bc Mniieiter bleo iaar bolbt /
Ell HGtfe 9per paa Eaciitcfpiten. s
Sos Ingeles ieireOcS 0agen ON III.
tenen BEN 1SOe u1ber Eeer @pnt
2oge Ssnner al NorgeS sluIpicier.
Or. s. &oiS Mobn bar Gitenens
ErGiiOent 60 bolbt SelfomittaIen.
5eIttolen bleu boIOt al 81. g.. @el.
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al Mlliif al Solutions Srfeiter, Sio.
Iiniolo al Scr. Glemenoien BARTON.
iolo al SObn Surgeons, SioIinioIo al
Vttis Saoie Stantor, Colo al Wtiis
Signe 9abl og FianoiOIo al Mtiis
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rongeret Ell pellpffet Set. Rebaftsr
$. s. Sangoe bpIbt Solen for 90.
gen. - Gen itore Set / Seattle
bar for oPret nGpnt her / 9laoet.
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Ter. - s Som, @oib., bolot Gro.
feSior Song ira Eorflano SeittaIen.
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9o9erl, og Eaitor 6. &. Isrcf
tnlte. - Soreprig bar Der pGret
minbre Setter / Wenigbeberne runOt
ON / oe norife Settlemerter.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-27

But the incautious Vambery began to beat time with his foot. The Khan watched him.
 Vambery's boldness saved him. He en- tered the palace walked to the seat where the grand ylzier sat near the Khan, and pushed him out of the way with his feet As dervish and only beggar he insisted on his right to sit beside the Khan. The vizer looked at him penetratingly and said, You are European Tt is a sin to suspect a believer quoted Vambery from the Koran. The Khan kept his mouth shut and did nor give Vambery away. Had he done so the Afghan mob would have torn vambery to pieces and fed him to the dogs.
 When the False Dervish" came back to Europe, his native Hungary treate. :. him coolly: but he was welcomed in Eng land and later settled down as professor of oriental languages at Buda Pesth. No such professor ever lived before. He kept up correspondence with Tartars, Turks Turcomans, Persians. TIindus. Parsees and Kirghizes all in their own dialects. At the same time he carried on fierce agitation against Russia, and tried to keep England alive to the Russian peril ir Asia. The London Times famed with his fiery letters. England's reconciliation with Russia in 1907 was the greatest blow
 in his life.
 Vambery next appeared as counsellor to Abdul Hamid. His Oriental studies took him to constantlnople. and each time he stayed at Yildiz Kiosk, and spent most of his days with the Sultan. The little Jew boy" was the greatest man at Yildiz. He gave Abdul Hamid good advice and Ab- dul Hamid sometimes took it. He could have made millions at the expense of the Turkish treasury But yambcry's insa- tiable craze is not money. but two sweeter things: Flattery and power.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-27

1. The husband has no authority over his wife's real estate or the rentals therefrom.
 ?. A wife may sell her separate per sonal property without her husband 5 consent. She. however. cannot convey her separate real estate without her husbands consent, which consent must be expressed in writing by joining With her in the deed.
 3. At the wife's death the husband has a life estate in all of her real estate and is entitled to all the rentals and profits therefrom during his life time.
 4. All property of the wife held by her previous to the marriage, or 10 which she has become entitled after the marriage in any manner is the separate property of the wife and IS not subject to the liability of the hns- Land.
 5. The earnings of the wife are her separate property but she is not en- titled to compensation for services rem dered to or for her husband, or to or for the family.
 6. The wearing apparel of the wife, however acquired, is her separate prop erty.
 '. All damages which the wife may be entitled to recover for injury to Her person or reputation are her sep arate property. The husband. however, may have an independent cause of &C., ton for injury to his wife causing temporary loss of her society and for expense in alleviating her injuries.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-27

other southern states, with the exception of the national elections, because after the democratic primary is over the sue cessful nominee either has no opponent, or if he has his strength Is so weak that an election becomes joke. Consequently the fourteenth amendment to the consti- tuition as far as it relates to conditions in the south don't amount to the paper it is written on, and the result is white supremacy with the only government that white man can and will live un- der.
 The real solution to the negro problem of the present day southern states, Jim, is extermination. I don't mean kill em off; they're killing themselves. The ne- gro death rate in every single one of the big southern cities Is almost twice as large as the birth rate. And statistics are to the effect that the negroes are moving in steady stream from the country to the city. So they are getting scarcer in the country from emigration and scarcer in the city from death, and the final re- suit will be the American negro in the same condition as today finds the Amer
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JERE CLEMENS KING President Edgewood Club Birmingham

and custody and the duty and obliga- tion of support and rights of control devo1ve upon the mother. Tn such cases, however the courts have held where a child has been placed with it's grandparents. who are amply able to care for the child the mothers petition for possession of the child will be de- nied. This Is on the theory that the child will be better provided for by the grandparents than the mother on &C., count of her poverty.
 20. Where the wife has a separate estate equal to or greater in value than her dover interest or distrtbutive share In her husbands estate, she is not entitled to dover in her husband's 3 estate.
 21. Divorce bars the wife of her dover, and of any distributive share in the personal estate of the hus- band.
 22 The widow and minor children are entitled to the homestead set apart and assig ned to them after the death of the husband not to exceed In value S2O0o, nor in area 160 acres. If the homestead is all the property left by the husband the title Is fixed in them absolutely regardless of the debts due by the husband. The widow and minor children are also entitled to s100o in personal property Tn addition to the homestead, free from any debts of the husband.
 23 The widows dover rights Is one. third interest for life of the income and
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8. The wife may eject the husband from the homestead when the legal title is in her name.
 g. The wife may sue her husband for the recovery of personal property belonging to her. She can also sue the husband to recover from him the pos session of her realty the same as if he were stranger.
 10. The husband is not liable for the debts or engagements of the wife con- tfacted before marriage or for torts committed by her before marriage she alone being liable therefor.
 Il. The husband Is not liable for the debts or engagements of the wife con- tracted after marriage or for her torts in the commission of which he did not anticipate And the wife is liable for such debts or engagements or torts, and Is suable therefor as if she were sole
 12. The wife must sue alone in law or equity for all contracts made by or with her for the recovery of her property, or for it's rents, or for an injury to her person or reputation.
 13. If the husband be non compos mentis, or has abandoned the wife. or Is a nonresident of the state, or is imprisoned under conviction for crime for a period of two years or more. the wife may execute a deed to or mortgage her land as if she were sc1e
 IA The wife shall not directly nor indirectly become the surety for the
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profits of real estate left by her hus- band
 A The law does not secure to the wife any portion of the family income free from husbandly dIctation.
 25. The wife has no share in the prop erty, real or personal, accumulated by tteir joint efforts after marriage. unless voluntarily put in her name.
 o6 The husband has no control over the wifes personal property or liberty except that which comes from his gen. eral control over the family pocketbook.
 2f. The wife is not entitled to voice in the choice of family home. 2s. Wife desertion is a crime in this state and in case of conviction of as- saut and battery on the wife by the husband the husband is disfranchised and cannot vote
 @. The causes for divorce are the same for either partner with two exceptions. 30. wife is legally responsible for the support of child if abandoned by the husband, or if the husband is un- able to render the support,
 3l The wife has no right to share of the chidrens earnings if the hus- band is living and has not deserted his l family.
 B. The father is liable for necessary family expenses for wife and child, even if he disapproves of such expense.
 S. The wife is not co-guardian of the children, and the husband controls the domicile of the child unless he aban- dons his family
 S4. When a child under IA years of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-27

ican Indian. The mulatto section of the negro race is said to be steadily enlarg- ing in inverse proportion to the full blood
 ed black negro and authoritative medical statistics prove that the mulattoes are barren after the second generation. That furnishes another reason for the final self extermination of the race in America
 Even an estimate is impossible but a remarkably large per cent of the niggers live together. without per
 formance of a marriage rite. Among the lower classes they live almost like brutes and in the sections of the big cities inhabited by this class Is where the greater portion of the negro crime that gives so much trouble to south
 ern police departments is originated
 Even in those classes where the mar riage rite Is lived up to 1t is a com mon thing for man or woman to be married d half dozen times or more in a lifetime. And In the larger part Of these latter eases the succeeding mar riages are performed without any form of divorce. These conditions exist un- noticed but for occasional instances
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-27

Vambery sticks up for Turks, Tartars, Persians and Bochiots, and finds them more civilized than Europeans They are more honest, he says. His fayorite tale is of a broken down caravan leader who was obliged to buy camels on credit from an Arab sheilSh. The caravan leader took a pen, wrote an undertaking to pay, and handed it to the sheikh. Not SOL an- swered the sheikh, 'it Is for you to keep the paper; 1t will remind you of the debt |"
 Fierce political polemics and vanity are Arninius Vambery's forte. He is tho vainest of all great men and the greatest of all vain men. At 80 he loves to boast in an infantile way of his learning and exploits, and of the way in which the lit- tle Jew boy came to command the re- spect of rnonarchs. And he tells you how Edv ard VIII fiattered him, and how Ed- wards gold tea service was better than Abdul Hamld's, though Abdul Hamid's tea was far superior. And he repeats the compliments of old Queen Victoria, and boasts that he spoke Hindustani better than she did though she spent nine years learning the language and he nine weeks And he boasts of his low origin, and points to a great case of books all written by himself, and says 'I have no ances- tors. but these are my posterity."
 And then he talks about money. He says with naive joy that English editors pay him S2oo for 1C pages, and that Amer ican editors pay him even more. What a sum. And that some governments paid him 10000 gulden for revising Turkish translations of treaties, and that Abdul Haniid paid him s5oo0 each time he sum moned him to Consrantinople. But there's no real money in my business" he concludes. Tt is all fame And the King of the Belgians said that I am the greatest Orisntallst that ever lived
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-27

age has a father living, the father is entitled to preference in the appointment of a guardian. If the child is over II years of age the child nominates his own guardian.
 a5. The husband and wife are legally competent to testify for or against each other in civil actions. The wife. however, is incompetent to testify for or against the husband in criminal cases. except where the husband is charged with aban- donng his family or for assault and bat tery on the wife.
 36 A wife may make contracts and enter into partnership without her hus- bands consent
 S7. A wife cannot be appointed admin istrator or executor of an estate with out the husbands consent. which must be in writing.
 3S. The public schools are open 10 boys and girls on the same terms. There is no state university for girls. The Uni- versity of Alabama is maintained for boys. so is the Alabama Polytechnic in- stitute. The Alabama Girls Industrial school is maintained by the state and is established for the benefit of young women, and the purpose of the school Is to teach liberal arts and sciences. The board of trustees Is composed of men of which there are Il in number. Women are not disqualified from holding this po- stion, but one qualification for tho pres ident. If a man, requires him to be mar ried The office of president is open to women, depending. however. upon ap- pointment by the governor.
 s9. The normal schools of the state are open to men and women alike.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-27

husband, and a mortgage executed by her on her property to secure her hus- bands debts is void
 15. A marriage of any woman in this state who is under 21 and over IS years of any woman in this state, has the effect to immediately remove her disabilities of minority. and thereafter she has the same legal rights as mar lied women over 21 years of age. The law makes no such provisions for men. 16. A married woman may, by last will and testament dispose of her sep arate estate and she may execute her will without the assent of the hus- band
 F. Insurance on the life of the hus- band. where the wife is the beneficiary, Is exempt from any debts of the hus- band, or of any provision he may make
 in the will, and Is the sole property of the wife.
 1s In all cases of voluntary separ- ation of husband and wife the chan
 cery court has the power, on the pe- tition of either party, on giving notice | to the other to permit either the fath- CT or mother to have the custody and control of the children and to super
 intend their education, having regard
 to the ability and fitness of the par
 ents and the age and sex of the chil- dren.
 1 19. Where the husband abandons his | infant child without providing means | for its support, he thereby, through his conduct, forfeits his right to its care