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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-25
$. 9. 20. 1924.

Gieie les lit Sic &egiitern1mmer ser
pom &ongreBabgeoroneten Sheppard
BON 5eras eirgereidten @eletporlage,
melde SEN 5miidenitaatliden @an0els=
perfebr iniomeit 5u re9uliren i11dt,
6aB binfort ipirih1oi e 1tno Mal5ge=
tranfe niht mebr Don MuspartS nad)
eirlem Yrobibitionsltaat o0er Yrobibi=
tions6iitrift %bef0roert meroen iol(en.
IS lit Sic Gorlage, melde in sen MIDI
item Sogen einan mabren Eilger5ug
bon Mainnlein un0 @eiblein na9 ser
8unoesbal1ptitaot peranlaiien miro,
I'M sort a,1f oen &ongreB fir Innab=
me Ser 8orlage iturm3ulaufen. Die
Mnti=S alubn 2iga, 8robibitioniiten
,1no sic %. s. .. Il. meroen ii6 BORT
gum lobliden Gbuen sic @dn6e rei=
den. IS lobnt ii6 oaber Ser Mibe,
oab aud mir uns bieie 8orloge oes
Meiiias bon Geras ein tpenig genalter
onlda1ten.
3os Berbot 6es Transportes ipi=
ritu0ier un6 Mal5getrdnfe nod einem
5taat ooer Diitrift, in Sem Brobibi=
ton beitebt, nimmt SEN in iolden Di=
ltriften mobnen6en 8irgern ieSmeoe
@0g1id3teit> @etrdrfe gum eigenen@e-
braud auf redtlidem @ege ii6 81,
peridaffen. @eil has @eiet aber mdt
au9 5ugletb 6as @erlamgen un5 BE-
6urfniB nad geiitigen @etrdnfen
aufbeben fam, miro an Steue
geietlider 8eiduffung 0erielben
ser @eriuh treten, iid 1oQde arf
ungeietliden @egen 5%ugangig 81
MAIDEN. Sic @orloge gibt Grams
portgeieuidaften, melde @etrdnte,
%ien0ungen gum transport nad)
Brobibitionsoi1triften iibernebmen,
fir Sic 9auer 6es S%ronsportes fem
@igentbumsredt an 5enielben, iie f6r=
men oober obne Ere5eBperf o9ren con=
fis5irt mer0en a,n0 oerienige, meld)er
ste Sen0ung beitellte uno 6afir BE-
5ablte, fat als meitere Tolae fein
! Sdooeneri abredt gegen Sic Irans=
portgeieui@nft. 8eiten0e @ontrafte
iiber @etrdnfei en5l1ngen 1o9 Nrobi=
bitions6iitriften hebt sic @orlage ein>
fad auf un6 Die @eri9tsb0fe 6es
2an6es meroen angemieien teinerlei
@agen megen 9ontraftbrud GIT b0-
rem.
Diefe @orlage lit ser groBortigite
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ser @edte
oes Sn%6ipiouums, Elm fonatiiirter gin.
idlag auf 6ie @rltnofeiten ser &pn=
lititution unieres 9an6es, melde ei1em
ie0en 8iireer sos &edt ser perionli;
den 6reibeit gepdbrleiitet. @ebr
aber mer6en mir nod iiber Sic Mbiid)=
ten, iiber sic Irogmeite 6cs qeplanten
@eietes lernen, tpe,1t mir e riud)en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-25

miiBten, bis ser 5taatslo5ialislnus
fertig mare. Sat niat aud i'm alten
Som sic Geriorgung Ser Sr%oletarier
ol1f Stadtsfoiten rai6 5ur Musbrei=
tung oes 5taatsio5ialisml1s gefiibrt?
ltno mas ml1roe 0aourb g%eponnen?
Midts! Iie Erdtorianer, Sic Nn=
ardiiten ibrer 3eit, folgten u11o ser
~berannaben6e nntergang ser @ultur
fiincete iid) in Ser 8ermil6erung ser
Sitten, int &idgang ser 8epolfe=
rl11g, uno mas 6erlei Sri 6einungen
mebr paren, an.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-25

3miider sen 3eilen ser &orlage 81
leien uno 0a6ei Hidt aus Sem Ma1ge
Derliare11, melhe alaile 2eute tielelbe
befiirmorten. Solte 0ie Sheppard
@orlage @elet meroen, 10 miro es oen
in Grobibitionsoiitriften amttren6en
getltliden mbe3l1 lmmogliG gen1adt
merSen, iid @ein fir firddiden &C.
brou6 ST. peridaffen; a%ler0ings 5rr
Jreu0e iener Mo0erniiten, melfe iidp
init r5meet @iSer" iogar @alier fir
iaframentale 3mede ahgeflu1Sen ba=
ben.
Sn alien 8robibitionsoiitriftcn lol-
len Sic auf @eritelung, Soften uno
transport geiitiger @etranfe e%rlaiie-
nett @oridriften 81 &edte bs1teben.
Ser @eiitlidye miro alio nad) pie Dor
@etn fir firdliden @ebrau9 BON
Musmarts fer be5ieben miiiien. 8eil
aber gu gepartigen ite6t, oaB cine
iol6e @etnien0ung mobreno 0es
Sransportes ourd} irgeno ei1en
Sdniffler obne aeridtlidcs Berfab=
rem confis5irt meroen fam, miro Ser
@eiitlide gen0t5igt iein, in ieoem
Safe, mo- er @ein beiteQt, 6em 2ife=
ranten cine beidtporene G%eflaration
5u idi&en, uelde beiagt, Dab Sic BON
ibm beiteute Sen0ung @ein Ic0igIid
un6 al1ein fir fir6liGen @ebraub BE-
ittmmt i'll, unb ser 2ieferant miro 6a=
fir iorgen miiiien, 6oB bieie 9eflara=
tton Sem 6radtbrief beige!egt bleibt,
Biz Sic Mblieferung ser Scnolng er=
folgte. @ann aber fgarte es iid nod
immer, OBJ sic Observation-Disclosures
megen ser m0gli&en Sderereien mill
lens iefn miro, sen transport folder
Sen6ungen a11s5ufiibren. Tauienoe ii.
Satienoe BON 8e!peiien fins erbratt,
boB in ErobibitionSoiitritten sic Spi-
bel Ser Erobibitioniiten NIT Silfe mil.
Tiger @erf5euee i'm Gienite ser
@egierung @etrdnfeienoungen BON
Observation-Disclosures %fonfisoirt bo-
ben. Sem Serrn Chill 2elier gu 8ir=
mingbam, Mla., ml1r0e beiipielsmeiie
crit Dor etpas iiber Sabresfriit @ein
un6 @ier aus ieinem Erioatfeuer cotr=
fis5irt. Ginen Ero5eB, Sen er 6ieier-
bolg gegen Sen msfiibrenoen 8eam-
ten %mitrengte, getuam er 3tpor, ober
tpas niiete linn sizes, sic @etranfe
poren mitlermeile p%er6orben, er botte
unenolife S6erereien geba6t, un0 ei.
ne 5meite Sda0ener latfloge gegen SEN
8eomten batte linn audi lperia &c,
1utt. Ser Gel1tid=Mmerifaniide gfa=
ttonolbltn0 fat bereits ei1cn Ml1fruf
an ale 0el1tide @iirger erIalien uro
lie aufgeforoert, BEL ibren &crgrer=
obgeoroneten Maiienproteite gegen sic
Mnnabme bteier Weietporlage 81 erie
ZEN. Nber Gle tbut not.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-25
$500 per Seller

mur6en be5ablt o11f einem Sem Senrp
@lap in Seem Orleans in 1912 qeQe-
benen 8anfett. Sebr foitipieIig fit
iol@e nit @ageubeidtperoen ooer nn-
beroault9feit. &eute gebrauden sic
2e1te nberaq 9r. Qings Neue Sc.
benSpiaen fir 6ie{e 8eideper6en tpie
nu@ fir 2eber-, Mierer: ufo @tnqe.
met6e 3 nnregelmdBigfeiten. 2eidt,
l9aolos> ii4er. Sour 25f in Molitors
Mpothefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-25
Tolep Mierenpiaen

geben immer 3ufrie6enbeit, neil lie
immer sic Mrbeit tbun. 5. S. Sbel=
nut, @remen, 60, iagt: sd babe
Golep Nieren=Yilen nit GROCER 8u=
frieoenbeit gebraudt un6 fano mebr
9in6erung 6ur6 6eren @ebraud ols
BON irgeno elmer onbern NiereE=Me=
6i5in, un6 i6 babe fait Gle Sorten
gebroudt. Sd fam iie frcuoigit al.
len empfeblen, sic an @ieren- o6er
8lalm-8 ldper6en lei6en." @eolitor
Drug SO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-25
3auienbe 8riefe ,uie bieier.

SD gebraltdte @bite 8ine Of Sar.
Gs gibt feline Meoi5in, sic ibm glet4
1T. Settle mid bon etnem tiefliben=
cen &a1lten, na6oem irgen6 etmas
anSercs, oas mir perlubten, pergebli6
war. Sd empfeble es Seoem, ser IT.
geno cine &ranfbeit 6eS &eblfcpfes
o6er ser 2ltngen fat.
6rau Minerna 8urgeB, @pars, Su.
i3u baben in Molitor Drug Storc.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-25
,berridnft in Megppten. Mlsbalo fling
6rontreih an, Maroffo, mirtbldaitli9

Derr1d)a1r III NegDpIeH. AlSpulu Jug
Trantret9 al, Marofto, mirtbl6aftli6
Eal1s5lbel1ten. Gin Don Ser Megierung
p%rotegiertes fran50iil6es 9anfipaoi-
fat lieB itd gegen @%emabrrmg eil1eS
1nrlebens 10 mertbpolle &on5eliionen
iibertrogen, 0aB Geutidlano befiird)r
ten muBte, an leinen mirtg6aftlidm
Snterelien ernitlid Sdaoen SIT leioer.
6ranfreth mudte aus ieinem lebten
3iele, Sic &ernibtung Ser ltnobbat1=
gigfeit Moroffos INNER meniger &cbl,
uno sic inn 5herifat anialligen oeut=
lden &aufleute begannen >pe9en III
rer 3ufunft belorat SIT merSen. Sn
oicle fritiide Set fallt ser 9elltb 0es
aoilers ms iein @eripred)en, nibt
BLOB sic Snterellen Ser oelltld>ell &al1f=
leute, lpnoern audi Sic ltnabbanglg=
felt Morroffos 5u id)iiben.
Ser &oiier gob oieles Ser predel1.
inn @ertrol!e'l allf Size Statilitat Ser
einhcimiiden Mcgierung. @on Dem
gleid)en Mertraltcn lieB Sic @eid)Sre=
oierl1ng iit leitsn, alS lie Nsgelr oas
mil(tiirlid>e @prgehen Nrallfreld)s IN
Yaris Nrotelt erbob inns ols tic IN
Ser @ol1feren5 bon Mlgecirus Sic M1=
| erfenlu1ng Ser ltnobbanA!gfelt oeS
Sdlerifots S1rdlette. IQein ld)on
tolo FAM lic 81 Ser G%rfenntntB, oaB
lie lih elmer Iauidluaa 6ingegeben
hotte. Gie inn Sd,erifat m,Sbred)enoen
repolution1ren @irren, Sic nit Der
Tlud,t oeS Sultans mls Ne5 nro Der
@erhannl1ng ourd} ieinen @rltoer if
rem Mbidylltb fanoen, marfen oQe Sc
refm1ngen iiber Sen @allfen. l1no 90
al1h ser l1clte Sutton >id1t ilni tanoe
NOR, georoneten 3litan0en sum Stege
s1 ocrbelfen, mltBte mont Iidl tit Scr
lin nit Sem Beoonfen pcrtrallt nc
d}en, ooB in Ser Starflnng Ser Stel=
ilung, Size sic 4onferen5 bon Mgeciras
Tronreid1 in Maroffo a%naelpielea bat=
lite, Sic ein5ige M0glidfeit liege, oas
2ano str @ube Sit bringen rno Sic
mirthifnftlid,en Sntereiicn oes &ei=
dies iifersuitellen.
@elfen 9(nt5ei( 6ranfreid) Sireft
ooer inoireft al Sen repo!utionaren
3ettelu1gcl1 gebabt fat, miro mobl
niem1uls %aufgetlart meroen. 0arll=
Der SIT griibeln, mar al1d ni6t 60
de Ser &eidsregieutng. Sic botte
NIT Sen 5bntiaden 81 redllel1, uu1o
Sic 1hotl ud,en lieBen es nidt als ge<
ratben erideinen, nod !anger nit
MGiglidfeiten SIT operieren, fir melde
Sic gorauslebtngen al,genideinliA
nidt qegeben maren. 2ieIe Grfenrt=
nib fiibrte 5l1 bem Mbfomnten bonn
neunten 6ebrl1ar 1909, 0urh mel6es
Geutldlol1o gegen @arantiensng iei=
TIER m%irtbidaftlthen Sntere'len 5ranf=
reid cine erbebli6e Ser tarfl1ng ieimer
po1itiifen Noiition 5~legeitan6. Mber
nun cling es, mie es 10 baufig gebt::
ser Mppetit fam nit Sem Giien. IS
nalperte nidt lanae, un0 Tranfreld
ging iiber Sic ibm 5u9eltanoenen
Gebte init binous. Inter SEM @or=
man6, Sic 5id)erbeit ser Guropder
lei %geadbroet, belebten fran5oiiide
Sruppen Tes, un0 INNER offenfnn-
bigger tpur6e oas 8eitreben Trunf<
reids, unter @%erlebung Ser Mlgect=
rasafte un6 oes Son0erobfommens
BON 1909, urbefiimmert nm Sic @eds
te uno Smtereiien anoerer, it6 gum
@erren oes 2an0es 5u MAIDEN.
Sic &eifsregterung beihramfte li9
5umddit Saral,f bon 3eit gu 3elt IN
freunol9oftliGem Gone gebaltene
@ormngen nab 8artS gu rtften. Mls
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-25

2eute, sic nit tbeilmeiier 2abmng
geplagt iino, baben oft sroBen Nuten
6urd &neten ser angegriffenen Sbei-
le, namentlid tpenn Gbamberlnin's
Ointment angemanot miro. Dteies
Eminent beieitigt aud rbelmattide
Sbmer5en. gu faufen bel aQen
@6n6lern.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-09-13
City Correspondent

A change in the weather took
place Monday, the clouds cleared
away, and again we have sunshine.
Threshing was resumed Tuesday,
and every body is happy.
Adolph Wegner is visiting his
parents, MI. and Mrs. Chas. Veg
ner, up at Cameron this week.
Our public schools opened last
Monday, September 9th, and so
the drug store, our school supply
head quarters, is the busiest store in
town.
Albert Moskop received a letter
a few days ago from Michael Block,
who is now at Arlington, Minnesota,
saying that he and Mrs. Block and
their little daughter Mabel, all en-
joyed the trip to Minnesota and are
having one round of pleasure. Mr..
and Mrs. Block have a host of
friends and relatives in and sur
rounding Arlington and they intend
to spend about two months visiting.
They will be back here in time to
vote. Look out Harry, Mike will
slip one over on you when he re-
turns! Mike is a Bull Mooser.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-09-13
THE SCHOOLS COLUMN

School opened Monday morning
with an enrolment of 100 pupils.
The enrolment of the grades was as
follows: First Is. Second 81. Third
%. Fourth II, Fifth 81, Sixth Is,
Seventh 10, Eighth IL, Ninth 8.
Tenth 6. 1t will thus be seen that
all the pupils are not yet in school.
If parents will but bear in mind how
drastic the attendance law is they
will not keep their childrens from
school later than the beginning of
the second week.
Already the pupils are we'll settled
in their work and the rust and cob
webs of vacation are being rapidly
brushed away.
AT the close of the first day of
school Loyal Weber was cen exc
cutting a vigorous hornpipe on. the
board walk outside the door. Upon
being questioned regarding his ele-
waited spirits he replied, Il have
made good! Made good in the
third grade! Got 100 percent the
first day! Now all I've got to do is
just keep that up the rest of the
year and the jobs done! Hurrah!'
Since this some spirit has taken
hold of all the pupils, some excell-
ent work may be expected.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-09-13
PUBLIC SALE
Wednesday
September Is

l, the undersigned will sell at pub
lie auction at my place, one-half mile
west of Cameron, Idaho, the follow
ing described property, tO-wit;
l black mare. 7 yrs old. W.T. 1865; l 2
year old colt; l saddle horse, W.T. S25;
l team OF draft horses, W.T. 5000; l bay
mare. W.T. 1850; l black horse, 3 yrs
obi, W.T. 1860; l yearling colt.
Three good mich cows; two spring
calves.
? sets Of work harness, 2 3 IA Mitch
ell wagon, l double seat hack, l top
buggy, l 7-foot Deering binder, l d
foot Deering mower, l S-foOt Monit-
tor double disc drill. l Van Brunt
drill, l 16-in aioline sulkey pillow, l g.
foot double disc. l riding cultivator,
l 14inch walking plow, l hand cult
vator, l 12-foot harrow, l heavy bob
sled, l cutter, s cords 16-in wood and
household goods.
Three good brood sows, Z shoats.
Many other articles too numerous to
mention. Sale starts at 10 o'clock.
Free Lunch st noon. Terms-All
sums under $1,000. cash. All sums
over that amount, one years time,
approved security, bearing 10 per
cent interest from date. 5 per cent
off for cash.
CARL WEGNER, Owner.
N. II. MORSS, Auctioneer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-21
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES

to sea to search for the German steamer Augsburg, missing since February.
 Topeka, Kan.-Reports received tonight from 10 Kansas counties which held pri- maries or conventions today show that Roosevelt forces won in nine of them and that one will send split delegation to the state convention at Independence.
 Wheeling. W. ya.-Twenty-eigh West Virginia counties today elected delegates to the state and five congressional district conventions that will elect the states 16 delegates to the national republican con- ventions. Returns show the selection Of 340 Roosevelt delegates and 96 for Taft to the state and district conventions.
 Des Moines, Ia.-Three out of nine dem ocratic county conventions in Iowa today instructed for Champ Clark for President one indorsed him. another instructed for Woodrow Wilson, a sixth divided it's deie- gation and three declined to instruct 
 Lowell Mass.zThe textile strike in this city was ended officially today At a mill operatives voted unanimously to re- turn to work Monday.
 Washington, 4 Delegates from every state and insular possessions of the United states. representing chambers of com uerce. boards of trade and other conner
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-21

Bator. Rouge. Isa.--As the result of a dispute over the possession of a small pocket knife, Alonzo Powers, 65 years old. was shot and killed by Dock Hood. 22 years old, at Walkef La, near here to- day. Powers was one of the most prom inent citizens of Walker. Hood fled after the shooting and has not been arrested.
 San Francisco.-War between the Bing Tong and Sing Suey Tongs broke out against tonight between San Francisco, stockton and Fresno. Three Chinese were Killed in Stockton and several wounded. One was killed in Fresno. Two were killed in San Francisco and others wounded have been hiddea
 Abbeville, La.-By the explosion of T tank of gasoline aboard the motor boat Mack in schooner Bayou. near here today, three persons were seriously burned and the boat destroyed by fire.
 Livingston, Mont.-Six feet of snow fell in the Yellowstone Park last night and to- day Five feet covered the ground at Gardner. At Livington the depth is six inches
 Norfolk, ya.-When the steamer Gale 'donia of the Hamburg American line reached this port today she received orders to take on bunker coal and return
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-21
BREAKS RECORDS IN
 UNOFFICIAL MEET

Princeton N j.. Arril so.-F C. Thomr- son, a mciphe, of tine serond year class of i'riaee'on Taeoioeisal senHary. broke the woilis re,ord for the nuaber oi points score! in al around ath'el!' cham pionahip trials held here te1av Thomp- son scored 75i7 pa'a's. cr i9s points more man Sheridan. heider nf tha all aronaa cilampienship eeora Taemasoa's reerrd Ivin not sNan1 as official as il was not made ,n an official meet.
 ThoniDspi also htoke tne wqild's record fo- t3e Aal nile walk. mskng the dis lance ia mlnatea and s seconds but il will not stand as an offlela, record.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-21
RESIGNS AFTER 30
 YEARS OF SERVICE President Thigpen, Presi- dent Fourth District
 School, Retired

Montgomery. April (special.l-- After go years of active service in school work, Prof. C. II. Thigpen. pres ident Of the Fourth District AgricuI- tural school at Sylacausa. has asked tc be relieved from duty. and his res ignation has been accepted by the state agricultural school board. Professor Ihigpen has been at the head of the FOurth District Agricultural school for the past four years. and under his man a%ement the school has had steady growth and development His resigna- ton was accepted with regret on the part of the trustees of his school.
 In place of Professor Thigpen the trustees elected ]. S Clancy. who is connected with the city schools of Tal- ladega Professor Ganey is a young man of recognized ability in educational work. and 1t is believed that he wfli make a great success in his new field. lie is q graduate of the normal school at Troy anu was q student at the Uni 5ersity of Virginia.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-21

clal organizations. began. pouring into Washington today to attend the conven- ton on Monday called by President Taft to organize national chamber of com merce. A total of 75o delegates, repre- senting 250 commercial bodies, will. an- swer the call
 Hampstead, L.. I.-George w. Beattie, the aviator, eclpsed all of his previous performances today by flying with five persons in addition. to himself crowded into his bipiane. The total weight of the six men was si5 pounds.
 Rock Island Forty indictments were returned in the circuit court today by the special grand jury which investigated the riots in this city last month that re- suited in the deaths of two men and the wounding of nine others. The names of those held by the jury will not be made public until next Monday.
 Macon, Ga.-Gov. Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey had a busy day today. It was his last public appearance in the south before the democratic convention Arriving at 1 o'clock this afternoon he held a short reception At o'clock he addressed the students at Mercer univer- sity and an hour later appeared before a Wesleyan audience. Tonight Governor Wilson addressed large audience In the auditorium
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-21

Commonwealth Building, 3l2 w. Chestnut,
 Louisville, Kentucky
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-21
GEORGIA RAILROAD COMMISSION
 MAKES PUBLIC ANNUAL REPORT

Atlanta. April 70 (Special)-In its an- nual report made public today the state railroad commission urges upon the leg islature the importance of providing suf- ficient funds with which to make expert examinations and appraisals in connection with public utility properties whose rates are questioned, and where it is sought to have such rates established upon a just and reasonable basis.
 This year more than ever has the necessity for this action been made ap- parent. In one case alone, in Savannah. the commission had to expend one-half of it's contingent fund given 1t for other purposes in order to get an expert audit of a street railroad company's books, When similar case came up from Att lanta the commission had to call on the city council to pay the expense of ap- praisal and audit, and the city appro-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-21

priated 5000 for this purpose, though only a portion of the amount was expended be- cause the city reached an agreement with the Georgia Railway and Electric com pany and continuance of the investiga- tion was found unnecessary. t.
 The commission shows in its report that when it comes 10 the matter of fix ing rates for public service, It is ab- solutely essential that it shall be ac- curately informed to the value of the conipany's physical property, and as to it's earnings, gross and net As rule the only way in which this information can be obtained Is to employ experts to go after it, and an absolutely im- partial report is desired, it can only be had with reasonable certainty by the com missions employment of its own experts. It is believed the legislature will heed this appeal and that the appropriation needed will be forthcoming.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-21
TO THE BAND

New York, April 2o.-With heads uncoy- cred nearly 5000 persons assembled in Urion square. sang through all the verses of "Nearer My God to Thee" today after leaders of the open air meeting had spoken of the hymn, as that with which the victims of the Titanic disaster went to their death.
 The gathering was one of the days features of the Christian Conservation congress under auspices of the men and religion forward movement. w J. Bryan John Mitchell, the labor leader; John D. Rockefeller. Jr. Bishop Hendrick of Kan sas City and others stood on the plat form together facing large assembly MT. Bryan was the principal speaker. his subject being The Claims of the Chris tian Religion on tie Men Of North Amer ica."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-21
Indictments Are Returned
 In The LezUiSburg Gases

ing. Other indictments were returned but the pa es have not been arrested.
 Tie Indictment of the Jones and Ellard boys by the grand jury, closely following the report of the findings of the coro- ner's jury, shows the harmony existing pekr-een the two bodies and demonstrates tbe fact that they have been working together The adjournment of the coro- ner's jury until a date unset was done to avoid confusion by the witnesses, as sometimes both Investigating bodies sum- moned the same witnesses.
 It is understood that the coroners jury will. when again convened. conf1ne it's labors strictly to the assassination of Felix Ellard, and will sit until they fathom the mystery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-21
GOOD ROADS EXPERT
 ARRIVES IN SELMA Studies Benefits Dallas De-
 rived From System
 HEAN MAY RECOVER
Lumsen Recommends Is Improve ments Along Sanitary Lines Four Story Building to Be
 Built in Selma

Selma, April 20,-(Special)-Fay Me Cure an expert from the bureau of good roads of the department of agriculture of the government at Washington. has been in Selma for the past week, making a study of the results and benefits the residents of Dallas county have derived from the good road system. which is in course of construction throughout the county.
 Scattered in Il other counties of states composing the union the government has Il other experts making a similar study. The reports which these experts will make will be printed in a large volume and scattered throughout the United States and will be of vast benefit in future years
 Hean May Recover
 A physician returning this morning from the southern part of Dallas county, where he has been attending George B.. Hean and his nephew, MT. Hammond, who were injured in a shooting difficulty with Messrs J T., and W. H. Bradford at Reaches landing last Tuesday morn ing. is of the opinion that MT. aHean win recover. - ss sh 4r1
 Dr. E. l.. Lumsen of the public health and marine hospital service of the gov erhment In Washington, who has been In Selma for the past week Investigating the sanitary condition of the chy, made his final report to the city council Fri day. In the recommendations given to the council there were recommended IS improvements. which. if carried out. will greatly benefit the residents of Selma
 Through local real estate agency Fri day afternoon was completed the nego stiations by the lsidore keyser Investment company of the lot on Broad street which has been used as a marble yard. The lot faces 90 feet on Broad street and was purchased for s2l.000. Upon this property the lsdore Keyser Investment company will within the next week. be- gin the erection of modern four story retail store building which will cost about s5o,ooo. e5.4 e1A