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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-27
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redterbaltung, gntmitelung uno
0urdfiibrung oes 3ipiloienitgeleses
ltnerldblid lit uno beginlttgt @eieb-
gebung, sic Sem &rdiioenten ous
&eht perleibt, Oen @ettbemerb Inn
Stellungen inn 0ffentliten 9ienit
meiter a%lls5lroebnen. @ir befiirmor=
ten @eiebgebung, Die oarultf beredr
net lit, altersldmade inns Diem tun=
fabig gemoroene Mngeltelte in ange=
meilener @eile in Sen &ubeitano 5ll
leten. @ir begiinitigen Sen @eiet5u=
ias 5u Ser @eroronung, Sic Sdput
fir SEN Mrbeiter poriiebt, oaB oieie
geltimmlrng lih auf i6mmtlide Nm
geitellte oes 8ln0es ul1soebnen inns
cine annebm6arere GntlhGoigung fit
@%erlebungen uro SooesfGne ange=
lett 1peroen ion.
&agnebeitrase.
@tr 6%efiirporten Sic erfor0erli9e
6 letgebung sur mirf iamen Gerbu=
tung oes ltebelitan0es, monah &or=
porationen 5u 8eitrdgen fir 4am=
pngne5mede herbeige5ogen merOen,
menn sic @ahl ODER Nomination oes
E%rGiioenten ODER gi5e=Traiioenten,
Ser 8unoes=S enutoren ODER @ltnoes-
Nbgeoroneten porliegt. @ir bemiQ=
fommen BON 6er5en ous unldngit
sur Mnna6me gelungte @eiet, Do-
nad iiber MISUNDERSTANDING Sic
gr0Bte Sffenfmoigfeit porberrifen
mii11e.
Sdmt fir nniere @%ilfsaueaen.
@ir freuen inns iiber Die lpe5iea
repu6lifoniite Eolitif Ser grbaltung
u1ierer nationalen @ilfsqueaen un0
mir perpflidten uns sur Nufredter=
baltung o%erlelben. @ir begiinitigen
oGe biaigen @erfugungen, Sic Sen
m%irflif)en Mniie0lern un0 Sen Sn=
terelienten 0es 8ergbuus fem ulnD=
trges @inoerniB gum grwer6 0ffent=
lifer 9unoereien in Sen 8eg legen.
Eafetpuit.
SIN Snterelie Ser MQgemeinbeit
unS beionSers uuh i'm Sntereiie Ser
2anobeD0lterung begiinltigen mir
@eiebgebung, Sic Sic gtnfubrung
ut1o MISUNDERSTANDING elmer Eadet=
poit gum 3iel fat. Sic Eoitraten
ioqten ii6 oubei nad Ser in getradt
fommenOen int fernung rihten.
Sdrut fir amerifaniid)e 8arger.
@ir beiBen sic pom Eraib0enten
erlaiiene uno pom 4ongreB BEL ta-
tigte @erfiigung, monah Ser Seriud
gemad1t meroen loQ, oaB lomobl init
H1tBlano mie NIT uaen an0ern Nu-
tionen Elm gertrag abgeidloiien Net
Sc, mona4 0as &edt Ser gntiagurg
oes @aterlan0es a%nerfunnt meroen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-27

Geriurgung Ser Wurine un0 Ser 9an=
Selsflotte allf Sem po5ifii9en S5eau
NIT 4ublen porieben.
Ebtlippinenpolitif.
Gie Ebilippinenpolitif Ser republi=
faniihen Eartei baiiert auf Ser
l%teber5eugung, OaB uniere Gerpflid=
tungen Sen Tilipinos gegenii6er eine
rationale Efltdt BARTLETT, 0urdalts
frei BON jegliher Earteipolitif.
@inpan0ernng.
@ir erflaren hermit, oaB Sic re-
puMtfuniihe Eartei es als fire Muf=
ga6e betradtet, fir Sic g%rlaliung BON
geieben 5u lorgen, Sic Ser uner=
miinidten ginmanOerung, melfe Ser
@oblfabrt ltn0 Sem 6ortidritt 0es
2unoes bin0erno inn @ege ltebt, einen
Miegel COR diebt.
Siderbeit sur See.
@ir befiirmorten Sic ibleunige
grgrei lung pom geiebliden MuB=
regeln, melde Sic Siderbeit BON
Menldenleben uno gigentbum 5ur
See gum 3mede 1aben, mie Musitat=
tung Ser Shiffe nit Ser binreiden=
Sen 3ab[ BON 9ebensrettungsbooten
ltno un0eren Gorfebrl1ngen gegen
ltnf4Qe, iomie 8emannl1tg BON frdf=
tigen Inns fabigen 9euten.
&epmblifantide 2eiitmngen.
Die beporltebenoe STRENGTHENING
oes Nnnamafanals, 5os Snitit1t Ell
1res Minenbiiros, Sic Eoltiparbon=
fen. Sic i'm Sabre 1912 gema4ten
Dermebrten 8emiaigungen fir alte
un0 idmnde Soloaten unS Seeleute
ltr0 0eren @ittpen, un0 Sic GRIND
lihe 9urhfiibrung Ser yeabrllng5=
mittelgeiebe.
S%pariamfeit mnb 6abigfeit.
@ir perlangen Sic mettge6enOIte
Spuriamfeit iomie oermebrte @irfz
i'm &egierungshaus6alt un0
befampfen ieglide @eridmen0ung
uno @erfiigung n%nnotbiger gemiai-
ql11gen, iomie sic Sdoffung uberfliii-
Tiger Memter lopte unre6tmaBige ge=
Ser Steller5abler.
8irgcrpflidt.
@ir apeaieren an oos golf, 6as
2pnfmei en iomie an0ere Musl6ret=
Sic SEN @eleben 5ltui0erlau=
fen, 5u peroammen unO aues So
ran SIT ieten, oos Mnieben BON @elet
1n0 &edt 5u baben.
Mri5ona nnb Mertfo.
Bir begliifmuniden Sic Remobner
JON Ari5cna uno Seem Merifo gum
geitritt ibrer reipeftipen Staoten
GUM Stnatenbun0, moour6 Sic lesten
unleres 9an0es SEM groben
e1nDerle1bt morOen 11rrO.
&cpmblifaniid!e &ertpaltung.
@ir foroern Sic &ritif heraus
iber sic ied5ebn Sabre republifanl-
@ermaltung unter Sen Brait-
Meainlep, &ooieoe[t uno
lait. Son nel1em beltatigen mir
ire @utbeiBung Ser Tolitif Mcatn'
ems in ser Elatform bon 1900 uno
1904, lomie Ser seq Hralioenten
BON 1904 un0 1908. Wtr
;orOern Sos amerifantide 8olt ouT,
,in geredtes l1rtbeil iiber Sic 8ermnl=
lung @iaiam $. Cats ab5ugeben.
Gas 9ano itono unter ieiner M6mini-
unter Sent 3ei6en oes Sort
un6 seq Jrieoens. Bdbreno
ser Sabre, So ibm elm republitaniider
RongreB our Seite itano, lit cine u1-
oergleidlide An5aN acknowledgement
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-27
Cute @elesenbeit.

5@A bon @GA @ect. "a, s. 1874,
81. 81 (4O Nder), 0itli9 90 2z3 8utben
Sect. 25, S. 1914, 81. "a 10 Ider),
2ot IS in MgA EJECT. SO, 8. 124, 81.
81 90 Mder). @h bon Got 4 EJECT. So,
8. 1874. 81. 81 (29.93) i'm Sopn 2afe
George gelegeu unter annebmbaren 8ez
Diuguugen gu bertaufen. Rdberes gu erz
fragen BET Abam @inter,
29zba. Ilbanp. Rinn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-27

muB, nnberiidiidtigt ser 8aiie, @eli,
gion ooer bisberigen politiiden Mn-
geborigfeit.
Die Marine.
@ir balten bie MISUNDERSTANDING
einer binldngllfen Jlottenmaht fir
neutrality-suspicious. fir entidieoen
n0tbig uno perperfeu Sic 9an0lungs-
meile ser oemotratiifen Mitglieoer
oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Die cine
germebrung Ser ariegsidiffe nlht
biuigen moQten.
Die Sanoelsmartne.
@ir lino Ser Nniidt, oaB zines
ser groBteu geoiirfniiie oes 2unoeS
in ser grridtung einer %geetgneten
Sanoelsmarine beltebt. MmerifaniI6e
Shiffe, u,1o 5mar 10 piel mie m0glih,
lulten porbanOen lein, Inn SEN lelner
@oaenoung entgegengebenoen Nana=
mafanal m1sniiben 5u f0nnen.
@erbiituns Der l1eberflntbnng oes
Ntininippitbals,
Ser MiliiiiippifluB lit Ser Nbt
malierfurul oeS 9an0es, menn it'd
Sic @alier Don 80 Staaten urpo au-
nnoa in i'm ergieBen uno ibn Oerar=
tig onlhmeaen lalien, SUB er aus
Sen Intern tritt ut10 Sic 91mme ME
0erbridt, mo0urh pieoerbolt I'M dg-
liher Shaoen fir Sta0t uno 9an0
oer1tr laht mor0en lit. @ir lino Ser
Mniidt, SOB Sic @l1noesregierung in
oerartigen 6allen tbeilmeiie fir SEN
Sdooen %al1ffommen loIte.
Sic Seolanocreien.
@ir begiinltigen Sic 6ortiebung
Ser BON ser Regivrung 6isber be5ilg=
lih ser uHeflumierung" Ser Seo(an~
.oereien eingehaltenen Eolitif. Inn
Sic Ter Safe noh meiteren Sori fub
SIT leiiten befiirmorten mir Ste Mn=
nobme zines @%eiet5uiuees, monaa
Sic 6riit SUR &iid5ablung Ser I'm
foiten Ser 8erieielungsarbeit per-
ldngert meroe.
Tline uno 9afen.
Mir befurmorten cine li6erale un0
ipitematiihe Yolitif biniidtliA Ser
@erbellerlrng In lerer 6lille un0 9a=
fen. Solde Gerbelierungen loQten
nah poruufgegangener iabDerltanot=
ger Erii lung uno i%orgfdltiger grma=
gu1g erfolgen uno Sic etmaigen So
item ioaten gegen Sic SIT erpartenoen
Gortbeile abgemogen merOen.
Mlasfa.
@ir pertreten cine li6erale Folltlf
gegenii6er Alasfa uno befilrtporten
sic iudgemdBe gntfaltung ser groB BEN
@ilfsqueaen oieies 8ebtets, uno
5mar unter g%leif5eitiger SAaffung
BON Gorbelgungsmitteln gegen Ser
gelloung bon Nuturproouften uno
gegen Monopo(. @ir beflrporten
Sic griflieBung Ser &oblenlanoereien
ulf SEM @ege BON Geleben, Ste eine
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-27

gs liegt Bel Nieman0en Sic Notb=
nenoigfeit Dor, NIT l1noer0multdfett
be6oftet gu iein. gbamberlains So
6[ette peroen cine angenebme gtnge=
neioebemegung obne irgeno melden
ltnangenebmen @ffeft oeruri ahen.
Madt einen @eriu9 0amit. gu fau-
fen hei alien 9an0lern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-27

= @enn SIR Inn Sic nnterjtibune
zines iubitantieuen uno enersiiden
SSnitituts etpas eebt, Damn Iobt ser
6armers Gtate 8anf einen TbeiI Gu.
res @ei4dftes 3ufou1men. 35bn
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-03-04
The prOSpeCtOr
and His BurrO

Nearly every morning, said the
prospector to his burro, you make
it necessary for me to spend an
hour. or more, in looking you up,
for you are almost human in the
tendency you have to leave your
nice little grassy patch below our
spring and hike off over the noun
tain to that little strip of green in
owl canyon, although your own lit
tie meadow is the best to be found
within hundred miles; which
shows that to a buro, as well as to
his cotemporary the two-Iegged
biped, distance lends enchantment
to the view
II see, continued the prospeetor,
that you are a little peeved over
my reference to your wandering pro-
cliyities, and want to know what
think of the rank and file of mining
men and prospectors who viii leave
good mining camp and finely min
eralized section for some new disco
cry, miles away, which may not con
tain nosebag full of ore, when the
same energy and money expended
might open up a bonanza PROPOSE
ton at home; and, the only answer
| can give IS that human nature
land burro nature are pretty much
the same. being brewed IN the same
/ pot For, It is true that hurro
is never entirely conteuted with his
feeding ground while a man viii
leave St000-iackpot blocked out IN
his mine workings to scamper after
q new find in some wild and isolated
country; and an because each q
seeking variety, which Is generally
forthcoming IN carload lots for both:
the hurro beine disappointed IN The
.quantlty and fai-makiug contents oi
bis uew-faund diet aud the prospec.
tor Go the smauuess ana barfeunes
.ot the new Gnd sim both arc sat
SHED Ia measure. for the bYl
demonstrated the true worth - th,
coveted grazine ground AVID lhe pos
sIhlllilcs 1T the newly discovered
eamp nnt bad you rmulua a
home ana had ere miner eoadlel
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-03-04

line Of conversation because l love
to hear the sound of my own voice,
forgetting how many times a day
You run up and down the scale in
the effort to ascend to high c;
While you also hint that it would be
good thing for the country if |
would send my conversation by
freight, to some outside point, and
nave it educated A suggestion that,
in my opinion, shows that a burro
can become as degraded and debased
in his ideas as some of the rough
necks who hang around the Bucket
OF Blood saloon down in the canyon
yonder. But, this has nothing to
do with my opinion of those who
will stampede to a new find on any
and every occasion; none whatever;
and to show you that the pot Of
gold at the end Of the rainbow
can often be found right at home,
/ will relate an experience of mine
over in Hardscrabl ,e guleh a num-
Der of years ago. his was a -four
ishing gold camp, the ore being free
milling, while several OF its mines
had made profits OF more than a
million each for their owners. The
district was an old one, and pros
lpectiug had almost entirely ceased
within its environments; for It was
believed. and had been for many
years. that an OF the lodges IN the
camp had been found As mat
ter OF fact there was no enthusiasm
there. and a yellow-legged expert
bad not eraeed the camp with his
presence for more than Eve years
a. was customary with the day
shit OF the miners were down at
lthc joint 81 che fork of The canyon
some were huckine the tiger. some
were Watching tue wheel SO around
laad ome were caresslng the kitty.
NJ hai dropped Do lo Sos one of the
|hola ANA thr piano professor vas
|n finishing "a srma spread eagi,
.cHafs when 600 old-time prospectol
.Mppea into .he room aad heekoneg
.hh pafg8ef Oh came outside A ntlt
.Mtee one a5 CO.'S other men wen
.out kH quietly possible One far,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-03-04
UNCLAIMED LETTERS In
TONOPAH P0STOFFICE

List of advertised letters for the
week ending February 3, 1912.
When calling for these letters please
state that they are advertised. A
fee of one cent will be charged for
each of the following:
Dusan Ambuliia, Earle browne,
Martin Blut, r. J. Campbell. A.
r. Dart Edna Erickson, Mrs lsa.
belle Giles. Mrs. G. W. Gholson. )
J. raddisan, Mrs John IIealy.
clyde Harris. Wick Ralan. j. Y,
johnson. otto johnson, NJ c. John.
son brown justice Harry 4 John
son George Jones. John Kennedy
Milo q La1aresleh Steve Magher
e. w. Miller r. G Moon Bll
onaAasu, 4. = Oaisy psla r.
peni Milos paaikoyieh, C. J Rev
naias silver Reynolds sam suill-
sam Mas santner rfipa susleh AIRS
HHW w Thompson q u VIII
@ma vnlauaaga Milo Ysukevleh.
IT, xunlo
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-03-04

The Bonanza has prepared and
now has on sale. a new form Of
Location blanks in books. suitable
for pocket use and great convent
ence in the hills The books are fit
ted with carbons and duplicate
sheets. Price $1.25 each. If
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-03-04
CONSOLIDATED AuTo COMPANY.

Carrying United States mail and
express makes daily trips from
Tonopah to Manhattan and Round
Mountain. Cars leave Tonopah
daily on arrival OF mail and leave
Manhattan at $3.50 p. m
w. C. HARDING, Agent.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-03-04

a house 10 reatf Try a noaansa
uant al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-10
TAFT TO GET IL. D. DEGREE.
Princeton to Honor President ant
Chief Justice White.

Princeton University will confer or
President Taft and Chief Justice White
Of the United States Supreme Court
the honorary degree Of LII. d. to-
morrow.
White will leave Washington tonight
In order to be in Princeton for the
exercises. The Chief Justice will de-
liver an address and President Taft Is
expected to speak.
President Taft already holds an
Ii. D. degree from Yale University,
Harvard. University Of Pennsylvania.
Johns Hopkins. Miami and the Univer-
sity of st. Louis, while Chief Justice
White has had similar honors con-
ferred on him by Georgetown Univer-
sity and the University of st. Louis 1t
is probable that Mrs. White will ac-
company her husband.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-10
ADMIRAL POTTER RETIRED.
Service in the United States NAVY
Dates From 1865.

Rear Admiral William P. Potter, whe
commanded one of the divisions of the
Atlantic fleet on it's memorable world
circling cruise in 1908, was placed on
the retired list Of the navy today on
account. of age. He met with a serious
accident January 1 by falling on the
stone steps of the Navy Department
while on his way to the White House
to pay his respects to the President.
He Is from New York and began his
naval career in September, 1865. Since
then he has served nearly twenty zone
years at sea- He reached the grade OF
rear admiral in October. 1903. Next to
Admiral Dewey, he is the senior officer
Of the navy. For several months he was
chief Of the bureau of navigation. His
last active duty was as aid for personnel
on the stan of the Secretary of the
Navy.
He was advanced five numbers in grade
for eminent conduct in battle in the
Spanish war, during which he was at
tached to the flagship New York. Occu-
plying an extra number in his grade on
that account. his retirement does not
create vacancy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-10
PARAGUAY REBELS LOSE.
Government Troops Victors Over
Former Presidents Army.

ASUNCION, Paraguay, May 10.-A force
of goyernment troops today defeated a
large revolutionary army under the COM
mand Of the former president of the re-
public. Col. Alvino lara. in the neighbor-
hood Of Tibicuary
The government troops were command
ed by the minister of war, and started
from here April ) to meet the rebels, who
were advancing from Villa Encarnacion.
about ITO miles to the southeast Of the
capital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-10
Capital Stock Increased.
Kaiser's New Envoy to London.

BERLIN, May 1O.-The retirement OF
Count Paul -Metternich from the post
Of German ambassador at London is semi
officially announced and the name
of Baron Marschall Won Bleberstein, at
present German amba ssador at Constan-
tinople and Germany's foremost diplo-
mat, has been submitted to the British
government as his successor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-10
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF 90

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
lumbfa. Holding Probate Court.-No. 1888 Ad-
minist ation- This Is TO give notice that the
subscriber of the District OF Columbia has oh
tanned from the Probate Court OF the District OF
Columbia letters Of administration on the estate
~ Henry Clagett. late OF the District of Column
his. deceased. All persons having claims against
the deceased hereby warned TO exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof, legally autben-
tfcated. to the subscriber. before the LIST
day Of May. AID. 1913. otherwise they may by
law be excluded from all benefit Of said estate.
Given under my hand this Isl day Of May, 1912
SAMUEL. II. WOODROW. 1903 81. NV. Seal }
Attest: JAMES TANNER, Register OF Wills for
the District ~ Columbia. Clerk of the Probate
Court. NELSON WILSON. Attorney my3-iaw st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-10

Department. when Chairman Fitzgerald
arose, In a chamber crowded with a
cheering, hooting crowd.
Il have sat here he said, land have
seen certain distinguished members of my
own party vote to overrule its committee.
Working in the interests of economy and
for the carrying out of the party's pledge
to that end, these men have forsaken the
committee, and if defeat is the party S
portion in November they will be respon-
sible'
Interpreted as Attack on Clark.
Seeing in Mr.. FitzgeraId's remarks a
yelled attack on Speaker Clark. repub-
ncan members deserted that side Of the
chamber and crowded around him. No
names were mentioned. however, and al
though the Speaker hurried in from his
office during the attack. he took no notice
of it, while Mr.. Fitzgerald denounced
those democrats who voted against their
committee as political guerrllas."
When the House adjourned at o'clock,
it was with the general understanding
that the formal passage of the measure
would follow today.
REPRESENTATIVE Palmer of Pennsylvania,
democrat. fought the section to create a
bureau of foreign and domestic COM
merce. He contended that it was merely
a blind to perpetuate the tariff board.
and that the democratic party in Con-
gress was reversing itself In SO doing.
The amendment to the bill providing for
the establishment of the bureau. he said,
had been born this afternoon i'm a cor
ridor of the Capitol and, without any
consideration, had been thrust on the
House.
The amendment, which eventually was
adopted, provided for a chief of bureau
at 81 600 a year. two assistant chiefs and
a corps of clerks and translators. More
than $4,000 was appropriated for the
operation of the newly created division
Of the government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-10
BAL |MOREANS INDICTED
ON CHARGES OF FRAUD
Promoters of Potomac Rein
ing Company Said to Have
Used Mails illegally.

BALTIMORE. Nd. May 10.-With the
end to one of the most sensational inves-
LEGATIONS of alleged fraudulent use OF the
mails ever conducted by the government
officials in this state, came the irdict-
ment yesterday of seven men connected
with the Potomac Refining Company. a
corporation capitalized at sI.500ooo and
whose operations are said to have ex-
tended all over the country.
The indictment. 1.50i pages in length.
was returned by the federal grand jury
against the following: Michael p. Kehoe,
president of the company: DIR. Harry {.
Hess. Louis F.. Plack, Charles B. Sanger.
Edward r. Cooper, Robert w. Mobray
and A. B. Young.
the government officials il is learned that
the Potomac Mining Company, a $225. 900
corpora ton. which obtained its charter
in 1908. was reorganized in 1910 by the
men named in the indictment.
Capital Stock Increased.
The capital stock. IT, is alleged, was in
creased to 81. roo. 900, and the name Of the
company changed to the Potomac REIN
ing Company.
Then began, says the government ON
Gals. a campaign to sell the stock. al
though it is charged that the company
to support the increase to 81 500 600 Of
stock.
Representing that the company was the
owner Of valuable lands. representa- tons
were made that the company had merely
entered into an agreement to buy some
property near Harpers Ferry. Since that
time 1t is said to have acquired an old
time plant worth about $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-10
OBJECTS TO attitude
Of CATHOLIC Church
Episcopal Diocesan Convention
Criticises Demands Made
Under Pope's Decree.

The wearing of sectarian garb in the
Indian schools Of the west, "a demand
now being made by the Church of Rome
to enforce in the United States the ne
temere decree Of the Pope, whereby
mixed marriages solemnized by Protes-
tant ministers are declared to be null
and void-a decree which the Emperor
Of Germany has refused to allow to be
published in his dominions' the al
legged right of a cardinal to take prece-
dence over all officials of the United
States. with the exception Of the Presi-
dent. were denounced yesterday after
noon In the Episcopal diocesan conven-
ton being held at Mount st. Alban.
Rev. DR.. Randolph McKim, rector of
the Church of the Epiphany; Rear Ad-
miral Charles H. Stockton, U. 8. N, re-
tired; Rear Admiral Thomas o. Sefridge.
U. S. N, retired: Rev. Robert Talbot, rec
tor Of st. Paul's Church; Rev. DR.. c..
Ernest Smith. rector Of st. Thomas
Church, and Rev. J. Henning Mems, rec
tor of the Church of the Ascension, made
addresses on the matters at issue, and
at the close resolutions presented by
DIR. McKim We're adopted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-10

LEON TOBRINER AND r. u. GRAHAM At
forneys.-In the supreme Court OF the District
of Columbis.-John +. Schriner VS.. William C.
Eustis ct al-No. 20aS2. Equity.-The object Of
this suit is TO establish the plaintiffs title by
adverse possession to the parcel of real estate
situated in that part of the city OF Washington
District of Columbia. called Georgetown viz !:
in Beatty and Hawkins Addition TO Georgetown
tnow square i29O). beginning on the east side
Of Thirty fourth t34th) street sixteen u6) feet
north Of the southwest corner of said lot and
running thence porth said street forty-three
4Sl feet. thence east ninety-six f96, feet to the
rear line of said lot. and thence south on said
rear line forty three (43l feet: and thence west
ninetysiX 1861 feet TO the point OF beginning
On motion Of the plaintiff. II IL this 9th day
Of May. AID 1912 ordered that the defendants
Louise r.. Hitchcock. the unknown heirs, slienees
and devisees Of Ann Schriner. and John Mar
bury. Robert Read. Richard Cruikshank James
forcoran. Eliza Corcoran. William NJ. Corcoran
Sarah 4. Corco-an. Emily Corcoran Martha E.
and Sarah Jones. respectively IL living or their
respective unknown heirs. alienees and devisees
" they. respectively. be dead. cause their an
pesrance TO be entered herein on or before the
fortieth day. exclusive OF Sundays and LEGAL
holidays occurring afts the date Of the hrst
publication Of this ordsY: otherwise the cause
VIII be proceeded with in case of default
the court being satisfied. upon good cause shown
that the above publication Is sufficient In this
cause Provided q copy of this order be pub
lished In the Washington Law Reporter and The
Evening Star once week for three successive
weeks before said day: WRIGHT Justice.
Clerk By r. +. BELEw, Asst. Clerk
mvl0-Jaw
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Demand Of Cardinal Quoted.

This idea he said was suggested by the
announcement of Cardinal O'Connell in
Boston to a banquet committee In that
city that as he was prince of the
blod he must be given the seat on the
right Of the President, and that he took
precedence over all others in the United
States with the exception of the senior
cardinal and the President Gov Foss,
he said, had been invited, but as the
cardinal was given the seat in question he
did not attend.
Rear Admiral Stockton said that in his
opinion sectarianism In the schools should
not be tolerated, and that the practice
should be abolished by the government at
once. The methods required to abolish
such practices. he said. are necessarily
drastic"