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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-05-17
NASHVILLE BAPTIST SUNDAY
SCHOOL UNION

The Nashville Baptist Sunday
School Union had to postpone its
meeting last Sunday on account of
funeral services at the Fifteenth ave
nue. Baptist Church, at the hour it
was to have met, therefore the meet.
ing will be held next Sunday, May
18th, at the Fifteenth Avenue Bap-
fist Church, of which Rev. A. w. Por-
ter is pastor.
Program.
Opening
Scripture Reading-Brother S. S.
Page, Supt. Mt, Nebo Baptist Sun
day-school.
Song
Prayer-Brother Reed, Supt. Fifteenth
venue Baptist Sunday-school,
Song.
Paper on general subject for discus
sion-Brother s. II. Johnson, Supt.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-05-17

his wife snd hshasa , eaN Sunday
Read the Globe and keep up with the
news.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-05-17
PLATE a.

We manufacture K. P. Lodge. Banners
$ per illustration given above, at prices
according to quality of materials and
trimmings, ranging from $50 to $75; silk
embroidered work from $50 to$llO; hand
embroidered bullion work from SlS5 to
$3.50. Specifcationsfurn on banners
At any price desired. =: 3: 3:
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-09-27
RUSSIA AND BRITAIN
TO ABSORB PERSIA
NECESSITY OF PRESERVING Or
DER IN INTERESTS OF TRADE
THE REASONS ADVANCED.
Russian Foreign Minister Comforting
With British Statesmen Regarding
Division Of Buffer State, Which 10
Forecast by British Newspapers.

London The practical division Of
Persia between Great Britain and Rus.
sia appears almost assured as re.
suit OF the conferences which Sergius
Sazonoff, the Russian foreign minis
ter. has had with British statesmen.
ALI the British newspapers in the clos
est touch with the foreign office, par
ticularly the Times, looked upon re-
Gently as Sir Edward Greyis mouth
piece, are forecasting this arrange.
ment and are apparently preparing
the public mind for 1t. The necessity
of preserving order in the interests of
trade Is the principal reason advan.
ced.
Some OF the Liberal papers bewail
the disappearance of Persia as the
buffer state and foresee great in.
crease in the British military estab.
lisiHnent when the British-Russian
boundary Is drawn across the middle
Of what is now Persia.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-09-27
MARKED UPWARD TREND
OF THE COST Of LIVING
Federal Bureau of Labor's Report Of
Investigation Of Prices Shows Every
thing at Top, Nothing on Decline.

Washington The most marked up
ward trend Of the cost OF living is
disclosed In the federal bureau of lab
or's report OF an investigation of
prices for the last ten years conduct
ed In the important Industrial centers
OF thirtytwo states.
Fifteen important articles of food,
as we'll as coal, comprising two-thirds
Of workingman's needs were inyesti-
gated In many cities the investiga-
tors gathered statements of mer-
chants on the cost of living and speci-
mems OF these are published in the
report
On June Is, 1912, +he report shows
fourteen of the fifteen articles of food
were higher than year before, and
ten had advanced in the last ten years
more than fifty per cent over the aver
age price for the preceding ten years.
During the last decade, prices of po-
tatoes changed most and sugar the
least Their advances were 111.9 and
8.5 per cent respectively. During the
last year, bacon, which decreased Just
one-tenth of one per cent, was the only
one of the fifteen articles Of food that
showed decline, while nine of the
fifteen advanced more than two per
cent, varying from "a per cent for milk
to 1876 for round steak.
OF the fifteen, only eggs, butter,
milk and sugar were lower, but the
price of three of these four is normal
ly lower in summer than in winter.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-09-27
Bank Directors Must Be Active.

New York.-A ruling of great inter
est to country banks was laid down
Saturday by Lawrence O. Murray,
comptroller of the currency, in an ad,
dress delivered here to a gathering OF
national bank examiners. On and aft.
er October ], he said, he desired that
at the examination of all country banks
the board of directors shall
be convened and the examination OF
assets made in their presence.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-09-27
TWO VICTIMS OF BLIND GOD.
Youth and Woman Drive Automobile
Over Seventy-five Foot Bluff.

ONcT SeNcHIy-HSc TooL DluH.
Los Angeles. Miles G. Folsom, a
lawyer twenty-five years old, formed a
death pact with Thelma Bartee of San
Diego and Saturday carried out their
purpose by driving an automobile off
bluff seventy.tlye feet high few
miles from the city.
Investigation disclosed the fact that
the woman, who was forty years old,
was madly infatuated with the young
man, whowas in love with Ethel Jones,
a chorus girl playing at one of the
local theatres. The girl did not recip-
rocate the love OF the young lawyer
and he contided his troubles to the
woman. She made an effort to bring
the young man and the object of his
regard together and when she found
she could not do so she proposed that
they die together, and the loye-crazed
youth accepted her offer.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-09-27
CUBA FACES CRISIS.
Treasury Is Empty and Heavy Bills
Remain Unpaid.

Remain Unpaid.
Havana.--Cuba, her treasury empty
and the improbability of an honest
and orderly presidential election be.
ing held, is facing the most serious
financial crisis which has confronted
the island since it became republic.
The last dollar of the $16,500,O00
Speyer loan has been spent, while the
sewering and paving of Havana, for
which purpose the loan was made, is
only half finished and is in danger of
being abandoned, Receipts from the
customs house and the lottery have
reached their lowest ebb. The Gomez
administration has spent $140.000,000
in its two and one-half years of exist
ence, and Cuba must cut down her
expenses at least so per cent before
she can hope to break even.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-09-27
sidna Alien to be Tried.

Roanoke, Ya.-Guarded by a dozen
detectives, sidna Allen, charged with
murder in the shooting up of the
court at Hillsville, was on Sunday
taken to the scene of the crime for
trial. Allen has retained attorneys.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-09-27
WILL SIGN COVENANT.
unionists of Northern ireland to Reg
lister Defiance of Home Rule.

London.-On Saturday, September 2,
Unionists of the northern counties of
Ireland propose to register their formal
defiance of home rule.
Gathering in halls, market places
and churches, the men of Ulster will
sign a covenant pledging themselves
never to submit to any government
from Dublin which may be imposed
upon the country by the Asquith-Red.
mond home rule bill passed by the
house of commons.
ulster day" is the designation
chosen for this remarkable political
sacrament.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-09-27
slim plet Results in illness.

Middletown, Conn. - George r.
Ward, known all over the state for his
feats of pedestrianism, and who last
summer announced that he has cut
his expenditures for food down to &c
cents week, was taken from his
apartments to local hospital on Sun
day in serious condition as result
the physicians say, of his method OF
living.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-09-27
WIN Compete With Tobacco Trust

New York--A S50,0O0,0OO tobacco
company, now in process of formation
here, is reported to have the finan.
cial support of Daniel G. Reid, chair.
man of the Chicago, Rock Island &
Pacific Railway company and several
of his associates. Mr.. Reid is now in
Europe, but is expected 10 return abou.
Ontohar 1
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-09-27
suffraaettes Roughly Handled.

Observation-Disclosures who on Sat.
urday attempted to break up a. meet,
ing addressed by David Lloyd George,
the chancellor of the exchequer, at
Lianystumdwy, Wales, were roughly
handled by the crowd.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-09-27

Paris.-Ex-King Manuel of Portugal
and Prince Louise of Orleans are ne
gotiating for the charter of a large
seagoing steam yacht. If the owner
meets the terms offered by the agents
of king and prince, the two throne
less potentates will sail around the
world, visiting San Francisco, Manila
and other Pacific ports.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-09-27
Want piaz AGAIN.

Mexico City.-A secret petition ask
ing that General Porfirio Diaz return.
take over the command of the combin-
ed federal and rebel armies and seize
the presidency of Mexico, is being cir.
eulated here.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-09-27
Urged to Recognize China.

New York.-The China society of
America on Sunday addressed to Pres
ident Taft an open letter appealing
for recognition of the new Chinese re-
public, The letter is signed by Louis
Lovingston Seaman, president of the
organization.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-09-27
Women Excused BY Committee

Washington.-Mrs. Hartman, widow
of Edward H. Hartman, the railroad
mngnate, and Miss Bliss, former
treasurer of the Republican national
committee, will be excused from test.
flying before The senate committee in
vestigating campaign expenditures.
Senator Clapp and Senator Pomerene
have decided,
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-09-27
Former Utah Jurlst Dead.

Kansas Cisy.-Stephen B. Twiss,
formerly a federal court justice in
Utah. died here Saturday after lin
gering illness. He was 50 years old.
Mr.. Twiss was appointed associate jus
tice of the supreme count of the ter
risory of Utah by President Hayes in
1880 and served until 1885, when he
retired
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-09-27
Killed by Jealous suitor.

Vincennes, Ind.-Miss Lucille May,
aged II, ingenue with a stock COM
pany playing at local theatre, was
shot and killed by Thomas H, Davis,
a jealous sutton, who then attempted
to shoot himself, but the cartridge
jammed.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-09-27
State Militia in Control.

Charleston, w. Va-The state mil
tia has frightened the lines in the
martial law district of Kaniwha coun-
ty and state officials from Governor
Glasscock down are apparently pre-
Daring long siege,
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-09-27
WOMAN LEADS ROBBERS.
Gotham Scene of Bold Robbery Com
mitted by Automobile Bandits.

New York.--Led by woman, auto,
mobile bandits rivaling in boldness the
taxicab robbers of Paris and the per.
petrators of similar crimes on the low,
er east side of New York, on Sunday
secured $4,000 worth of loot in broad
daylight from the jewelry store OF
George Richman, I'll Second avenue
Just across the street services were
going on in the Reformed Episcopal
Dutch church and scores of people
were passing up and down the thor
oughfare, yet so rapidly was the rob
berry committed that no one noticed
anything unusual.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-09-27
italian Prince Dies.

Paris>-Prince Louis Murat, a
grandson of the king of Naples, died
Sunday, after an operation. He was
81 years old,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-25

@olfspereins unoergeblib gemadt
uno mie er ii6 in ser Srganiiation
ser &utbolifen Deutidlanos Elm Denf=
NAL geiett, Dies aueS miro bel lei
ner @eba6tnibfeier Dor Ml1gen &C.
fiibrt un0 in Sic 9er5en auer gel6rie-
ben, sic in oem @efeierten Elm Ml1lter
ln10 Gorbilo erfennen, adten un10 eff
rem. Sic 8eamte1t bes ct. Solepb-
Mdnncrpereins baben cine rege Ngi=
totion fir sic 6eier entfaltet l,11o ein
ieoer Seutide &atbolif Ser Staot nno
Ser llnngeeeno ion es ii6 als G6relt<
pflidt o,rredne,,, .ii6 an ser @eoadt=
niBfeier oes 1mpergebli6en Samplers
fir Sic &ed)te 6er&atbolifen 5t bethel
Iigen. &ein &atbolif, Mann ooer Sral1,
Singing ooer Sltngfral., ion es iid)
nadlogen laiien, nidt oos Mn0enfen
an @in0tbor1t our6 feline o0er lire
SbeiInabme an ser Seier geebrt 81
hoben. Sic 11el1e ct. Marienpereins=
bone ionte anr ndddten Sonntag
bis alrf Sen 1etten 5telplat gefiilt
fem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-25
@ereinSs Na1ri6tem.

S Seyn l1ebereinitimmung nit oe11
8eidlM11en 0e5 3entraloereins nno
6es 9taatsperbanoes beidloB Der III
81. Glol1o %beiteben0e ct. Soiepb=9fan=
n%erperein Dor 8o6en 19on, et1e
@inotborit Seier 5l1 peranitalten. Die
fe Teier miro am nd6iten Sonntag
Mban6 in ser ct. Marten=8 ereinSbolle
ituttfin0en; BEL oieier @elegenbeit
miro ser bodp. P. @eorg @@effolo,
8. g. s., BON ct. Saul als 5eitreo=
'1er o11ftreten, un6 es mer6en ibm 1T
fiir5eren Mnipraden folgen Sic Ser
rem 50. 81. 8orger un0 Serm. @o1tg=
non, mdbren6 ser @acilien=Man=
11erdor our9 SEN @ortrag Ser Ser 6elt=
Iiffeit angepaBten 2ie0er CUR Ser
berrlidung ser 6eier beitragen miro.
@as @in6tbor1t als 5taatsmann uno
als r11bmrei9er Siibrer 6es 3entr1rns
seleiitet, pie er ii6 als @riinoer Seq
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-25
@iS5eian=M a@ri@ten

Ser IL. Sabresberidt Ser Cattle
0roloemein0e muroe ont lebten Cont
tag ibren Mitglieoern I'M Drud UNI
terbreitet, a1no ser bodym. Htarrer UT.
SEQ @ans, nabm sic @%elegenbeit mar,
Sic Mrbeit oes SabreS gu be- prede1
oiejelbe lit 9eiitiger mie materteler
@iniidt als cine bodlt 5nfrteoe11=
iteaenoe 5n be5eidnen uno Den oer=
id1ieoenen Gereinen, Sen Direftoren,
Sem @bor, Sen 9ibanueiie rn nn0 Ser
@emeinoe inn %aagemeinen leinen 9ant
at erjtatten. @abren0 oes Sabres
lpuroeu neun5ebn, meiitens erpad9le=
nc. @onDertirten in Sen SboB Der
fatb. Stride uufgenommen; 141 Sau=
fen, SO @ben ur6 35 B%egrabnil1e
fon6en 1tott. Mit gini6luB elmer
$16,4OO Mnleibe 5ur 0edung Der So
1ten 6es ne1en 5hmeiternbnules belize
fen lidb sic @innabmen mdbren0 0es
Iebten Sabres auf $34,0t6.62, Bent
nod sic pirfliden @innabmen Ser Sc
mein6e $17,616.62 betrugen. 9ie fir
Sos 5dmelternbnus erbobene &onefte
mar $5,417.O0; sic peridieoenen 1pe=
aieuen 5onntogS=Goueften iticgen altf
$1134.63; ser 9tl1blpaht brudte 3d.
.2S2.81 nno Sic gepobmliden Cont
tag5coneften neb1t SEN 5itetnnobme1t
50, 1872 Elm. Die @eiaml1tal1sla=
gen beliefen lid} auf $33,979.00, Dent
nu6 eine 8ilan5 bon $37.62 perblieb.
Sic gegenmdrtig anf ser &atbe0ralge=
meinoe la1tenoe Shulo betragt Sill
600.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-25

itorbene ruuroe por nabe5u 81 Sabrel1
in ct. Mugulta geborelr uno nerbet-
rotbetc iidy in 1882 III ct. Glouo nit
Dem ibren 500 alf's inni9lte betrau-
er,,oen @atten. Ser gliidliden gbe
entiprollcu lieben &inoer, bon Senen
spei ser Ml1ltter III Sic gmigfeit por-
a%nqinge,,. Sic iie ii%berlebenoen ltno:
@iltelnh Sobann, Soiepb, Ml1gult 11ro
ssrieorid). @ie Ser @atte III Der Go-
hi1oeld,ieoeueu cine treue 2%ebersge=
fabrtin, 10 betrauern sic &inSer III TIT
cine furiorglide Mutter unS tbre pte-
len 1reunDe uno 6reunoinnen IN ct.
alaulta uno Weapbem Safe, no tic Is
LANCE Sabre ibr @eim batte, mie aud)
in st. @lm,o, no tie iiber 5lpei Sabre
mobnbaft mar, cine treue 6reunoln,
sic itets 5l1r @ano war, menn es galt,
eiuen 6reunoesoienit 5u ermetlen.
Mit oem @atten u11o ben fiinf &i11oer11
um1teben tral1ern0 ibr @rab bier &C.
ldpuilter: 6ra1 Yeter @o1n1onn BON
Mice; @ittme Muguit Gorner pon ct
Glouo; &atbarina Berger BON ct
SAUL uno Soicpb Berger bon ct.
CLOUD. Afa6 einem am Salnltag N(pr=
qeu in ser &atbebrale pom bod)1p.
@errn 8. Cans gebalteaen Neql1em
fouo bie 8eeroigung inter groBer
Eheilnohn1e bon @ernan9ten nno
Treu1roen 1tatt, sic ibrer Seelenrl1=
he int onoadtigen @ebete geoadte'1
inns ibr iiber's @rob binm1s et11 &C.
1eqnetes Mn6enfsn erbalten meroer.
Sen Sinterbliebenen 5ont Ser ~Noro=
ftern" fem oufri&tiees geilei0 nno
miinidt ser ge%rltorbenen sic epige
gf11be. Mnen 6reun0en inns Mafba=
rem, sic ser @eritorbenen mabreno IT.
rer Inngen &ranfbeit einen 2tebes=
oienit ermielen ooer na@ 6eren @b=
leben 6urd ge5eigte Sbeilnabme nno
g%eimobnung ser @eeroigl1ng mie nl1d
0rrh reidlihe 8lumenipenoen ibre
pobre Treunolhaft an Sen Sag gelegt
hoben, lit biermit bon 6em trolernoen
Botten un6 6en m1tterlos %geporoenen
ain0ern ber5lider Can't eritattet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-25
, aus Der 1tmee9enb.
Trecpprt.

SEER M11ton @m1 bat ieine beioen
Maid]inen sduppen, iomie leinen
iQmmtlidJe1t Gorrotb at Mal6i1el1
l1n6 Mderbou=@ 6 r6tbid)aften nro n1d
Mutomobil Sem jungen @enrp $.
@eQe %perfouft. Se6er miinidt Sem
itrebiamen i1tngen @errn @eQe BEN
be1ten @rfnlg 1T 6em nelten 11nterneb=
MEN. - Sin Sen bei6en letten Cont
tagen muroen &err Mid)uel &rafer
BON ser bieiigen @eidaftsfirma Seit
a116 @rofer nn6 6rdu1ein &ari6t bon
ct Mortin ols Gan6ioaten fit SEN
III. @be1tono p%erfiin6et. - 2ette $50
DIE fat fid in Ser Samilie &ermann
sd0ner ein mnnteres vMa0el" einge=
felt. - SSn ser borbergebenoen $50
DIE fnn5en dbnlide a1iidlide @reig=
niIit lit SEN 6amilien Benedict @oi6en
rn6 Mr,gl1it sc. @tltn6ebed itutt. -
Trdulein 2ena &arren balt iid cine
@ofe gum 8eil1de Tires @rr,oers
Mid)olous III &%ol0ingforo ouf. -
Sermonn sd)oner madte cine Sc
ldaftstour no6 81. Nalll. - Sen.
gt0rmann bot cine nel1e @alplinma=
idine, permittelit melder er iein SUIT
ter mablen ur0 lein @o15 idneioen
miro. - 8eim @ermann Sd0ner fat
lid ein idyml1des S6dterden eirtge=
lteut, un6 ale feline 6reunoe ralld<
ten cine quite 3igarre auf 6es itol5en
Gaters l1nfoiten; beim &p. @obfen=
berg mar es ein itrammes S0bn6en.
geioen Tamilien @liid 5lmt @reig=
MEL. = D%onnerdtag fano ein San5=
pergniigen fir sic berbeiratbeten 2eu=
te in ser 5taotbale itatt. - 6rce=
port miro prominent 1T ie0er Be-
5iebung. Ser Nabt5ug balt iett bier
or. - &ermann Sh0ner legt einen
nelten sto6ttbeil aus, uno Sie1e $50
die fin6en 5tpei 0ffentlide San5e ltatt.
slio genltg BON allem. 9ienit tag
letter @o6e begob iid cine Mn5abl
Observation-Disclosures 9omen 81, elmer &or=
tenportie 6es Srouenpereins nad Seem
Ma1ni6 a,n6 febrten nit Nreiien ats
ge5eidjnet 5uriid. - Sobonn &lbn
mor lebte ISOLDE in ct. Saul, I'M Sic
6riibiobrseinf6rtfe fir sic nel1e 6irnm
S01den & &l1bn SIT maiden. = g. 9.
Gbute bon ct. Saul NOR Mittmod
bier, Inn in Sio=6reeport Sic 8ol=
pl6be ols5nme1Iet1.
Tarming.
Mm pergangenen Sreitag bradte
ser FL 6ieier @emein6e ge5orige Serr
@einrih 8u6bol3 ieinen ltntpett bon
ibm mobnen6en S6miegerIo bn Mid.
9eoron1onn nod ct. @lpub ms ct.
@opboels SoIpitol, mo 6erielbe ii6
0ienftog elmer pegen @lin66arment=
5%iin61>ng notbmen0ig gemor6ene Spe=
ration 11nter5og, Sic ,einen giinitigen
@erlmtf nabm uno CUR &offnung be-
redtigt, 6oB ser 8atient bal6 mieoer
gene en in SEN &reis Ser Seinigen 5lt=
riidfebre11 miro. @err 8udlhol5 miro
W1itte oieler ISOLDE 5uriidermartet.
gu6 begab fid lebten Sreitag @ein=
rid @elmann bon bter no6 ct.
GIou6, mo- er pie III Ser &oritaot
@oite 8arf Sreun6e nnb @ermanote
un6 int ct &aphoeIs &oipital ieinen
:bieiigen Treuno Morhmonn beind]te.
Diemitag febrte ct nad bier 5uriid. -
glm Gam flag bot sic Srou 6es Grit
|@6r0oer bon bier int Sitter bon ettpa
As Sobren, mobloorbereitet auf Sen
ldmeren Gang in Sic. @migfeit, bas
[3eitIide geieenet. Die @%eritorbene
lit an ser Settiu@t, erreidte Tie ia
Elm @emidt bon beinabe 500 @fnno.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-25

die tpie6er 6abeim ongelangt; in ]ei=
.ner 8egleitu1g beian6 iid ein naherer
8ertpanoter, Ser BON friberen 8eiu=
bern bier als miufomener @al It BE-
griiBt murbe. - @err uno Srau q.
Nies bon Maine Erairie maren Son11=
tag bier bel ser Gamilie Mi9. &re=
mer 81 @aite. - SRI. @liie Gbeis fat
'ii& bon ser &ranfenlilte ltrei6en loi=
ien.
8mdman.
5rib @erbers 1tn0 6rau bon bier be-
goben fi@ nebit G0dterden nad ct.
@lou0, Inn Dem iib ieit ie9s @oden
i'm 6ortigen ct. &apboels &oIpital
untergebradten Sobne Sciepb einen
8eiu6 gu eritatten, ser aber ser &ialte
megen sic &eimreiie nit SEN gltern
nidt MAIDEN fonnte. - Sobn @ib=
MANN faufte bon sos. 8ru6ger 80
Mder 2ano fir $4,000. - 6. 8.
SSl1oge ltno Srib Sdmei6er bon M1ir1=
mapolis maren lebte ISOLDE auf einige
Gage bei ser Camille Sobn 5&mplfe
5u @aite. - Ma6 1dngerem 8eiute
bel ietnen bier pobnen6en gltern,
@errn un6 Srau MidoeI gan6, lit
Sofepb @an5 Mitte LETTER ISOLDE al1f
iein fana6iides Mrbeitsfelo 3uriidqe=
febrt.
2ittle Sails.
Sci ser @rploiion zines @aioIin-
bebalters in Ser Garage 6es 81. &.
Sal erlttt @erne Carpenter aug &od
Greet, Minn., 10 idmere 8ron6mun=
Sen, 6aB er %6enielben erlegen lit. Ser
61tr6 6en 8rano angeridtete 5dooen
beId11ft fi6 auf $4,000. - Sn Ser
om Mpntng er0ffneten @itung 6es
9iitriftSgeridts mltr6e Sic @erbonb=
lung in Sem &ro5eiie 6es StaoteS qe=
gen 8. S. Sdmart, Sen &niiirer Ser
banferotten 5taotSbonf bon Mopaltott,
%begonnen. Ser ie1be i'll beidnI6igt.
@eloer als ginlagen a%noenon1men 5l1
boben, ols er ldon muBte, SAB Sic
@onf 5oblungsunfdbig tpor.
Sanf &apibs.
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5riibe 6ur6 SEN Sos bon ibren 2ei=
Sen erl0lt mor0en. Die geritorbene
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ausman6erte. Sn 1901 fam Sic ST.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-30

a medical expert speaking before
the Eugenics Congress, declared he
would rather have robust burglar
than a consumptive bishop for his IA
Their. He should follow up this by the
logical advocacy Of the abolition OF
the present state Of society in favor
OF a return 70 the days OF the cave
men when the physical basis was the
ideal OF life. In fact, all the so-ca!led
new thoughts about life and progress
are suspiciously like return to the
good old times when might was right
and men did not bother with the fine
distinctions Of morals and laws.