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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-27
ROO)pOPllS SUar.
oan Uil taae imOo ytOminationcn,
bOis ben til6bSes Gam.

llnoer 21 15ebr. iporer GfSprp.
iioent 9iooiepelt Sc s @uoerngrer:
Gentlemen: Seq letter itor
gris paa Ceres 9reb og erfenoer
fliloelig oct tllnge 9(nipar, oct Ipg.
ger poo mig, ioet oet uotrpffer oe
Rpnos Ooerbepisnng, Iom er pol9t
al Solicit til at Iton | Spioien ior
9iegerinaen De forifellige Stater
Seq er obioIllt enia meo Gem l.
at oen Sag life 6gr ofggres of
SenIpn til, bpno no9en Man0 per.
ionlig mnotte snife, men olene ira
oct .Stonopnnft. bpoo oet 6ele Solfs
Snteresie frpoer. SEQ bill toae imo0
domination til Breii6ent, 0eriom
ben tiIbpoes mig, og ieg oil itno beo
0enne geilittnina, inotil aonpen.
tionen bar uotrpft, 6pem Sen fore
trpffer. Gn al 6e fornemite Brin-
clipper, lea bar itouet for oa M
itoor for, oa 6pilfet ieg iteOie bar
foriSet oe oItio nil forigge at no.
fere | Sonoline, er ratc 6olferc-
aerina; ie1 6oaber oerfor, at 1oI.
fet ioo pi6t mltligt mnn eipes ell
9fnfebning til eennem bireftegri.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-27
ROOIeOeItS
COlula6uStQ(e.

0ns0og i ii0ite llge 5olot GrprG.
iioent 9looieoelt / Columbus, O6io,
en- 1ole. iom bar paft 0piiat ooer
6ele 2on0et. Solen fan ogiao nof
betra9teS iom Ell Grogramtale eaer
iom en- flnr ll0tolele al De Briu.
clipper, Ser li9ger til 8runo ior
bans politiife Spu. 1els al ben
@runo, og oels ior0i oct meI0e8
ira @ai6ington, at @rpiioent Gait
/ en- npr 6rentio oil pare paa
0enne i'm 6orman0S Gale, ifol ri
ber aort6eo meooeIe bore 2eie.
re 8aIens SnOboIO.
6fspr9ioenten iogOe:
uenter mao )letteu til al aiiptte
3onmere blioe peotoget, eaer oq-
iaa moa set gore5 lettere emo Oct
III er, at fonlne al me0 en- ilet
CONNER. Get er g}onienS at iige.
at 2lnflage lanpeoc6menD mooer
Gcaf lig6eSen.
J}aar en- CONNER ofg6r et@rmO.
loosiperg5maaI, ioo 5or 3olfet 6aDe
Net til at til6a1efaloc iaaoan 9li-
asrcIc. oeriom Dc mener, Den er
forfert.
5 9aew gorf, Sainois. i Con.
necticut er Der soet isrgeliae llret-
iproig6eoer peo 5tat50omStoIes 9lf-
gsrelier.
@eo D}iS6rna al D}o9ien til at
erflpre 2ope ior utonititltiouelle
er 0onitolene bleoen lopqioen.
DE ! .SteOet ior lop6pOoenOe
,ynititlltioner.
15or iaa piot 9(nti 5ruIt.2open
trucr 0orporationer. Ger life er
ifploiae / iamflnosifaoelig 0pfs.
iel. q5r Oen Sfooe Ger 6er peora.
Qes en- Regerin9spolitif, Der fart
Oefinerer og frazier 0}isaerning
CDron90oing).
Dor 6ororing er, at Storforret-
nina ifol 6e6anoIe 6olfet retfpr.
oigt % at Solicit ifol 6anole RET.
fpr6iqt imoo en6Der 0}ano. Der Sri
Der Storiorretning % prli1t iori6.
ger paa at asre, 6paQ Der er ret
oa ri9tigt.
2ea tror, BET omerifanife Soft
er Ififfct Tor iul0itGnoia Selpitp-
relie SEQ tror pan 0irefte ]tomi
nation. Seq tror paa @oIa al Se-
natorer oeO oirefte Stenlmegipning.
Seq tror poa SnitiatiD oq Aeieren-
onm."
Nan maa la0e Jlooieoelt, at ban
peeo, bpno ban mener % 6ooO
6au bil; ban ioritoar at jige
oct iaoIeoes, at man fan 6lipe fIog
paa oct, og ban er life 6onge
ior nt iige lin Mening
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-27

Al national ssubel". alub6cr, 6or.
eaing9lofaIer % 9ieioener illu-
minereOeS.
% 6un0reo Guiin6e 1cmon.
itranter ianleoe5 paa Den oobne
@Iao5 ioran Ceputeretfanmeret; /;
mau8e al Dem bar 6lag og ior.
lauate, at Fremier @iolitti ifuloe
fonme irem. Bremieren Diite Jig
paa 8aIfonen o. / en- Gale toffe.
De ban &omerne for Oeres lrofa6.
1erpaa 6ao Dan 0emonilranterne
OH at ipre0es.
Zen oploiae Stare, iom trent
0eIe5 iu6Ieoe pilot, marc6ereoe ser.
poa til @olooiet 6por Song @m.
manuel, 0ronning 6elene % aron.
pr.ltien fom no poa 9alfonen. Dr.
res Mojeitpter og lronarDingen
6iliteS beoeiitret. Oct par f6rite
Sang. aronprinien ser er 7 g(or
9anmeL 6a0oe pit 7ig offentli9.
9oH 6iGte poa Militpr.9iS paa
Sforen neoenimoer, iom til Sen.
lulo forupc0e oercs Su6enO6ruo.
6ele aanlmerets 5esiion I 9ag
BAR en- 6effe al Opationer Tor 6e
1oler ser tiGfDn0e0e qlnneftiouen
Al 8ripoli9, % al itoienoe Demon
itrotiorcr inoo Dem Scr talte Ser.
fmoo. SocialiTtleoeren gianor III.
ruti bIeO u0pe6et, mems ban talte,
inotiI Fan maatte opgibe at tilfen-
oegiDe line @rlnoe for fife at On.
lie Gripoti8 annefteret. "a ban
iatte iig ne0, roo6te npiten oGe De
1eputcreoe % 0e paa @allerier-
ne: ~2pnoe leoe 5tolicn", mcoens
man 6er oa Der 6orte ct lloraa6.
9gf mco Sig. on Eprfl"
}rcnier 6Golitti elsfrreoe. i0et
iDare0e ilere al Galerue, at geqei-
itringen ior 2fnneftionen fife 6ao0e
repet 6am meo. artn folo Rpionc.
ring 6cDp9eoe bom til at aoa mo
paa 6orctaaenoet I Iripofis, oq at
6an 6on0leoe fun, oo ban 6leo
grlnoi1 oa ionpittig6eo8iulOt
oper6euiit on at 2(nneftionen par
Ell national 9fsooen6iq6eo.
9remicren iagoe bi6ere, at 8nr-
lomentet mart fom til at uoar6ei.
oe 2ouc Tor Stprelien Al lripolis.
"a N}uSielmqn0ene aIoriQ oil0c
fin0e iia at blioc reaerpt citcr
italieuife 2ooe. Sou ioriifreoe At
StoIien iuacn a3o9t 6aooc imoo
iig sets ariQ imoO 5nrfiet S(ut
teIi9 bao BAN iSoriomlinQeu ON
at tilItcune 9einltlif
Gen for at pic at 6en uotrpftc
9illie 9remieren
lsnucoes mcO en 6cqeiitret 0Dotion
oo Bar iotte ii9 neO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-27


Spaofer Champ G(orfS Siem-
itut 0aisiouri iioe8 at oere en-.
itemniq in6e for at opItifle 6om
iom oemofrotiif grpii0entfnnoi6ot.
Zen al Qemofroterne I no. peo-
taene Glatform onffooer ben res
pirblifonife 9tominiItration for at
bnbe bru0t 2afterne ON at neoipt-
te 2Snoforielstol6en og fritiierer8rp.
iioent 9oft FOR bnns geto af 6e
9pIolopsforiloQ, iom ne0toqes af
0emofroter o9 progresiibe 9lepl.
blifonere ii6ite 9ongres.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-27
DlanOe0f 9fle0Oclflfrr.

6lere 9or9ere Gl Goio, Ger.
me0 9orameiteren / SpiOien 6ar
anmoOet Reaeringen / @oI6inqton
om at interbenere / Merico, men
Re9cringen bar acnnem arigsmini-
iter Stinion iOoret at for 1ioen
er oette umuliqt.
Ger meloe5 ira Ste6er / aan'as,
@Pi9iouri 0fla6omo, 5era8, 2oui-
llama og 2Qinoi8 ON 5neTtorme oa
llbeir mi0t iioite ltae. 9eo Sfripe-
port, 90. omfom S Menneifer / en-
1orna0o. % 6ouiton Ger. eoe-
Ia9Oes % aportoler Al 9pen peo
SI0le5, Der nobroO un6er Stornlen.
sra indianapolis, 5no, meloeS,
1T Iiitrift5nopofot W1iQer no ira
leIe9nmmer, ban bar mooto9et, me-
So. 49,, 0' - i..l'' =. :, 5I,|l'(
9,,,,.,':4;... ~ Z ,l. : ''a'e r
:Ret8ior6dnolin1 ser ben II. O}arts
noeu Mooitan0.
n> a. ,>4.
''',y, cy ~ ~ a,,.s, .g,ts ~, W..
e - ''g. -. ~. t ~ y'.9,o"' e ao ,oos'
IVY, '''l ao 3,'' y'''s'eni V''e N9ei'"
-, -" '''''s ~ 80 o9.' . - S
- '';, " W" 1>,,. - - es5.a , ~ . 'eYo
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.a,''N' - 's,e - ,''''.,9 - w ~
Gs.,''S as, 1' o., 'to1s 9o;s '9.p'? Wv o.eat
= 'ofa.'' o[o .....4 y. o. ~ 80 Jul >aa
Is ~' W. - ou''et' On, o, s o
w. - y " ''''' '''
~"'Ifeo An'sr'' eli s'O'''Oe' UT
utpeloeoe "pllei'ei q opli'e'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-27

Zen oGrite 8li53arO, G6icago bar
ppret 8iOne til 6enpeO tpoe 2Ior,
ramte gDen @oor MorgeS % oa-
reoe me0 uof6ru0t Strait bele Da-
gen 8inoen blpitc ILL 9eir6urea.
uets 0pgooer meo en- 6oItiabe0 al
80 Ntil linlen. gn Mano 5lep
orp6t. og 6unore0e blep ioaret.
@leftriife 5raa6e og 6orretningS.
filter blGite ne0, Gage bleo Ieftet
al 9p9ninaer, asret6ier 6lep oGI-
tet At 9inoen, og Brand og llIDf-
fer bolot goliti o9 9rnnoman0ifob
/ trapI girfion6eo belle 0oaen
Stormeu ra.eoc ira 0}erico.@ol.
fen +. 5gerne og 6itpoa til Nj
lantef6ausfpiten. Zen fom upentet
uoen at ppre parslet al 8eir6urc-
ouet o. Ieoiaoet al ct ipprt 5ne.
idlo traf Ben 66icaqo tiofi9 ON
9loraenen.
Sncialoet noale Dele al 5ai-
nois meI0es at opre iefiten Com.
mer. % paa mango Steoer >Sta.
ten iiaes Stormen ot 6oue Opret
Sen nurite / 0}anos Nlin0e.
Sneial6et ltonie6e G6icaao liOt
efter al. 9 ON 9fftenen
0uuorcoer al 0ienneifer pnn Gei
til 2frbei0e ON Morgenen blep ior.
iinfet poa @rlno al Gilitan6en paa
Sporoeis.2inierne % poa 6si6u.
nerne 9aa ilerc Ste6er 6leo Era.
fif iuloitenoig in6itiaet paa @rlmO
al, at giOen 6o6eoe itore oriuer
90 paa Sporpeien. 6urtigere eno
fSeiepoqaene fun0e ifoiic5naen orf.
@nooa 0eibnneio1 bleU iorinfet oR
maatie fsre lanaionmere emo faii.
lat, foroi sneen 6obeoe ii9 op poa
Sen treble Sfinne og genereoe Ben
eleftriife Strem.
2lnc 6oritaos.1og meo llnoto-
gel'e Al gf5prestog bIeo inoitilIet
paa allinoiS Central gnnen 81 /
ON eitermioongen eitcr et Gam.
meniteo al ct 4osio9ertoa meo ct
U}elfeto0. S5nqen bIeo orG6t; men
flerc Posiagerer o. 2ofomotioi6-
reren poo Gasiogertoget bIeo iaaret
1oauIpffer 6pn0te paa npiten
6pcr eneitc Serabane in0 til G6i-
cage % Tog BAR ira lire til ipo
Elmer ioriiufet.
6o0apngere, iom ble0 bIpaoet
al 5neen, 6leo paafort og inaret
al Sporpogne. Gn ipeciel BoIiti-
oi0eiing blep iat til al biGlpe apin-
Der runot 0et inrlige @ierne oeo
Qiaionc 1eupel; men 9olitimen.
6ene baooe ofte ielo panifelia ior
at 5oloe iig poa 9eneue 2Iutomo,
biler blep ii0oenoe foit Sne0riUer
Inngs 9ouIeOaroerne, og paa iIere
steoer bIep De forelebig op9ipet og
forloot al 0e ferenoe.
Sfl. geirbureauet par Sneialoet
/ Chicago fun ire Sommer; men
2oopoiitriftet bar Der ooer lefs
3ommer paa @noerne, oo ginoen
blpiie al Sne al 6agene o8 neo /
@aoerne. gaa nogle Steoer lam.
IeSe Sneen ia | inotiI lefs 500
beie 0riper.
100 WanO bIeo iot til at boloe
@aoerne iar6are / 9oopoiiiriftet;
men 8inben gioroe gIr6ejoet np'
item nnpttigt, Oo 0en orep 5neen
ON ira SteO til Steo. st giebIif
funoe ct Ste6 bore aIoeles frit for
Sne, og nogle Uiinltter efter bar
Der poo inmme SteO en- itor Sne.
brine.
Qoliti og g}ronOoeportementet
6ao0e peo M9iooagsti6 ganifeliabe-
Ser meo oeres eleftriife 2e6nineer,
o. en- gtfoelina Gleftrifere matte
ien0es no for at reparere Sroooe'
ne oibreoninasitotionen neo Sloo.
munoineen bar uOen Selefontiene-
ite / Here elmer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-27
q. M0f0

tebane o8 onie5 Ill for at opre
uoen COMMUNICATING 8er0en5 oDg-
tiglte Sfeitel6ber. Sans BrnTtatio.
ner bar baft en- 5nteresie for oen-
ne Sport iom oI0rig fer. gfter /
Tinter at 5aOe faoet lit 2(nater.
ifab tilbage, bar ban giort oct be-
ore emo nogen Sin0e.
/ 8orlloen at Oin0e Sejrpriien paa
@amar ti0ligere Sn'onen bar
'V}ot6ieien pit Jig iom 03eiter oe0
SOB 6er / 8Den poa 10000, 5000
og 1500 0}eter. Strpfningen paa
10000 Qeter (oDer enQelifeQ}fD
tiIbagelo90e ban II 02inutter,
1853 'SeflnOer. 8innen Strolniten
fom in0 iom 9}r. to.
auGtrifen GaalanO. 0on0on,
% 6e6r. 9}egerinqenS 2sno6D0elre
til Q}ineejerne8 og @}inear6ei0er-
mes 9feprpentonter til ct W}goe me0
56riteniniter 2lsqnit6 og onoreQ2i-
niitre er mo0toget. 8ilIton0ene
@nglan0, iipr be nor6lige 7o6rif-
0Htrifter, blioer pe06ol0enoe oprre
paa @rln0 al lt0giften til en- Stri-
fe ben 1 lRorts. 9Gr6ei0erne
man9e 5ernit66erier og onore itore
6a6riffer 6leo / 8aar un6errettet
ON at 0erc5 2(rbeioe oil0e itonie
oen %. 6e6ruar. 6piS aulitrifcn
fom / Stan0. 5 9onoon og an0re
9per er @riien paa aul itpget til
otte Dollars pr Son. iSottiafolf,
Iom feber min0re 45artier, 6ctaler
nGIten 0et 0o6belte. 25ntet er offi-
cieIt me00eIt ont 6baO Sen inter-
notionoIe Seoerations aomite be-
illltte0e 8aor; men set oi6es, at
0e franife og 6eIgiife @}ineor6eiOe-
re pil itette 0e brittle Gulor6ei0ere
II filfel6e al Strife.
W}otorifi6ene ipneS at Din0e Ser
rpn. Sos 9urmeiIter & @ain
a6ben6oon bar fe0eript 91or0iticr.
nan, SperriQ, 6eitiIt TO itore StoaI-
fortoier me0 Doctor til sets qlraen.
tinoIinie. 6pert Sfi6 6liDer paa
$500 Cons, oQ 6bert foor TO 8-gn-
Iin6er8 9ieielmotorer poa 1000
in0icere6e 6eitefrnfter. 9la6ene BE.
fIo9er, at 6enne Itore 9citilIinq
cr qooet til ll0lonoet, if6nt 0e ipen-
ife 9iPielmotorer Itoor fuI6t poa
S6ioe me6 Sc 6onife. 0e Ibenife
&prfter 6or Here 2(or bait ga
0oorliQe 5i0e, at fun eft eneIteQurft
Dirfeli9 fan optoae aonflrrenien
me0 9urmeiIter & @oin. ; Bette
Giffploe bar ooa 9nnifernpS 9rn-
bto 0et 6iIliQite
Strin66erq moo Se6in. : Mi
tontion.~ Stocf6oIm retter Sor-
fatteren Strin06crQ ct 7forpt 9ln-
are6 poo Spen Seoin for bans
iSoribarS6rohure. Strin66ero fornn-
er til en- @Ggbn0elie i'm befenote
Stri0 me0 6e0tn ON 6enne8 bi6cn-
Tfa6eli0e 6ortieneiter Iom 6on ipt-
ter ct itort Sp6r9smooGStean beo.
Qerefter Qoor ban ober til at fritz
iere 6e6ins 9feiie til NeterS6rr9
for at ooerlenere ct bi0enifo6eliQ
&prf ianlti0iq meo at 9rocbilren
u6fom 'Soerri9. 9(t ban, netop
'om ban 6Iep mootoaet iom Ben
! PetersburQ Der biemme trteoe
meb gusIon6, bar life nooen ortiq
Moo6e, of iioe 6of for Mo0en poo,
iiaer .Strin06era. Iii Clint beteg.
ner ban Seoins 0ptrp0en I Ge.
tersbir9 iom tbetpoig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-27
9urnett rnnnt.

Den 3. 6re05-aonference. 9aag,
7. 6e6r. SITTER 9boo Der meo0eles
&euter, Dil 0en 3. 5re0sfonference
@aa9 ferit tr90e ionlmen 1915.
O}an 6aa6er ito0i9 at tunne in00ie
j 15reOspolo0iet 2gbet al 2(oret
1913.
@apen ior6DOer 9uel. Nonl, y.
! l5ebr @reo Ganille Becci, en- 9te-
90 al Baoe SEQ Den trettenoe og
aomman0gr for Den papelige @ar-
De / 9otifanet, bar u0forOret 45rinS
9lltiere al oct papelge 2lriitofrati.
til en- 3uel @ape Bius bar ien0t
@reD Becci ct 8reo, bpori @repen
ior6p0e8 at 6uellere.
Silitan0en Fortu9ol. Sra 2on-
Don mel0e8, at Der aQereoe igen
fommer 0iel0inger ON ct ilent 9p-
rar / @roninierne Rortt9al 5
Sepa0 er Der u0brn0t alOorliae
llroli96eoer, og ltegeringen bar
itrofS u0enot Gropper for at fDple
9eOpgelen / 660ieIen. 5 3aSial-
oa er Der 6leOen faitet to QDnomit-
bomber 0gioa / 2(lenquer ifol Der
5ooe flmoet 6Io0iae llroli96e0er
Ste0.
D}iniiter Oipina bienlfa(0t. 9ogo-
ia, Colombia, %. 5e6. General
@c0ro 9}el Oipina, Golombias 01i-
niiter / @aIbinoton, ,. g., 6leo
i 0og 6iemfalOt af9feoeringen. Get
te .Sfri0t bleo taget foroi 6perfen
9iegeriuaen eaer Solicit Colombia
ao0fen0er D}iniiterens Optrp0en
8ai6in9ton, i0et ban loo llOenrigs-
oeportementet foritoa, at ll0enrigs-
miniiter anor fife piloe pore nel-
fommen Gortogena.
6ertl1inoen al 2(oita iDq 9}eo-
pei 21 5e6r. @ertnain6en al No
ito, Der unoer 0}prfet o9}eopel 9fo-
oe aors SpgepIeierife 9}r. 3" 5or
pIeiet ipge Sol0oter ON @or0 paa
6oIpitalsifi6et r01enfi", 6or maat-
tet brinae5 til Ba(a0'et Gopo 0i
Q}oute, 0o BUN lioer al SalSfa-
tarr6 oa Ge6er. 6ertllqin0en por
en- al 6e f6rite, iom til660 at trpoe
/ 9l6oe aors' Gieneite, ga ariaen
meIlem 5torien % 1prfiet 6roo n6.
Sen0es SpgOom ifal p9re aloor-
Iig.
y$5omc 9u(e" GnglonoS 8orla-
ment 2onoou, 81. 1Se6. 2@norin-
gen be0 Sparet paa 9rontolen
Der frittiereoe 9fe9eringen for, at
Oen life baOOe opfpl0t 0e 2ofter,
Den gab ON at om0onne Ooer6ldet,
6leD / @aar neOitemt lln0er5ltiet
meO 32l moo 231 Stemmer. :
lit 6orinar for 9fegeringen u0taIte
Fremierniniiter 9l8Quit6, at ben
fife boooe lobet at Om0onnelien
al Operbuiet ifltloe goa foruo for
Some 9htIe". Oct pil0e fonme
! lin 5io, men 0en rette lio bar,
efterat oet irife spergSmaal bar
ofgiort
gtDbe0er pr. 6roa0l6S. Ottopa,
Ont, 2t. 6e6r. @eneralpoitmeiteren
bar qiort 8or6ere0elier til 6per26r-
BAG at ien0e 9}p6e0er poo ct Su-
7inoe Or0 til 5n06pggerne poa1fn-
6aIene gerne me6 tronolps 5ele-
graf. De iaale0eS ien6te 9}p6eoer
ifoI opIeies / oae gerneS airfer
poa Ssnooeene. Miogoalene Ger
ne er en- enIomt Iigaen0e 9gritppe
npr beo ct. ct. 2aprence 9uaten,
og ligaer 81 Mil geIt for aop
Breton og 100 MiI Spooeit for
Npfiln6lano. SSnO6pooernes 9(ntoI
er unoer 1000.
SfeiteIeb 91orge. ariItianio,
%. 6ebr. = Oscar Motbieien bar
.llc. s.I 01ofoxAc. 49, ..o.se C,fx,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-27

s1foiteGab 9aorge. ariitianio,
%. 6ebr. - Oscar Matbieien bar
after lat 9leforoer poa norif Sfei.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-27
III i6.
Storm Ouer Chicago.

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-09
BITTER ASSAULT ON i < THE MONEY TRUST"

New York, March S.-A. E. Stillwell, builder of the Kansas City. Mexico and Orient railroad, which went into the hands of receiver yesterday, assailed the so- called money trust" at a mass meeting under the auspices of the National Educa- tlonal Alliance tonight and charged 1t with being responsible for the receivership.
 The money trust" he said, has been chasing me for 16 years before I was sue cessful, and at last they have thrown my roads into the hands of a receiver.
 T tell you. gentlemen. this country could be ruined within two weeks If the big group of men who control the currency of the country in New York wanted 10 do it. It is perfectly awful that in his country, supposed to be free, that a man, trying to be on the level and do the rifnt thing, is persecuted and almost ruined by this system.
 Because I had the idea that a railroad was built to serve the people was nound- ed and persecuted. The New York fi7an- cial interests who have been fighting me knew I was a dangerous man. For 16 years I have been followed by detectives. Every friend I meet is given a note tcn- ing him to have nothing to do with me. if I go to club with friend that friend is handed note saying am no good, my only object is to have the golden rule dusted off and put back into practice, that's all I ask.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-09

Augusta Ga, March s.-Remfnding one of an executioner who orders the coffin before the guillotine has done it's work, is the wrecking of two trains at Social Circle this morning on the Central of Georgia railroad Five persons were killed and d dozen in jured. Forgotten orders and con duetor who discovered the mistake too late to prevent the head-on collision and A wreck train started out actually before the wreck took place. is the narrative.
 Three men in the quietness of the night knew that the wreck was going to occur and waited for the impact of two giant locomotives running at high speed. There was a freight train run ming in two sections. Both were to meet the passenger train at Rutledge, Ga. Some one forgot this. As the first section came up and Conductor Allen of the second section remem- bered that both were to meet the pas senger there he turned and could see the markers of the first section in the distance. He could not. however, stop. He secured his train transmitter and called up Social Circle, the next sta- ton. He asked if No. 4, meaning the passenger, had left. The reply was an affirmative answer.
 My God, we're going to hit" said Allen.
 "Yes," said the Social Circle opera
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-09
THREE KNEW OF WRECK AND
 WERE UNABLE TO PREVENT TT

tor. The latter called the dispatcher at Augusta and told him to get his wrecking train ready. Two trains are going together" he said and 1 can't prevent thema
 When the sound of an explosion is magnified by the stiffness the trains met. The Social Circle operator said again to the dispatcher:
 They've come together; l heard em."
 The relief train ready to leave went away on the Georgia railway
 Social Circle. Ga, March S.-Five persons were killed and nine injured six of them seriously, when passen- ger train No. of the Georgia rail . read. which left Atlaeta at midnight, oollided head-on with a freight train three miles from here at 2:15 o'clock this morning.
 The dead are three negroes. one ne- gress and Engineer W. c. Bauhan.
 II. T. Nelson, mail clerk. of Atlanta. was seriously injured. w. E. Carey, mail clerk of 80 South Humphrey street, Atlanta. injuries serious. Frederick Bailey, baggagemaster of Harlem, Ga, injured in hip and back; injuries con- sidered very serious s. A. Pool mall clerk Atlanta, leg broken in three places; injuries serious Joseph Brown. fireman on the passenger locomotive, seriously hurt. George Reid. porter, head and knee hurt; injuries not severe. ". S. Clark of Thompson, Ga, a pas senger, face cut; injuries not serious. negro fireman of the freight train was slightly hurt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-09
COGSWELL RENTERS
 INSURANCE BUSINESS

Sumpter Cogswel. president of the First National bank of Pell City, has been appointed manager of the fire un- derwriting department of the Southern States Fire and Casualty Insurance com pany, the appointment being effective today.
 D. E. Manasco, who was formerly pres dent of the Southern States, was recently elected to the executive management of the company. and the appointment of Mir Cogswell is in keeping with the policy announced by MT. Manasco of securing the ablest assistants possible, both in point of experience and individual posi- ton and influence.
 Mr Cogswell Is well known in the city and throughout the entire south, for in addition to his position with the bank and insurance company, he is also president of the Pell City Realty company and a director in the Pell City Manufacturing company. He is well known in business and insurance circles, having formerly been state agent for Kentucky and Ten nessee of the Insurance Company of North America and the Pennsylvania Fire and afterwards a general agent for the Globe and Rutgers and the Millers and Manufacturers Fire Insurance company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-09
HOWARD COLLEGE ALUMNI HOLD
 BANQUET AT COUNTRY CLUB

About half a hundred alumni and excellent banquet at the Country club last night As was announced by Toast master w. C. Grisgs, the banquet was not held for the purpose of soliciting funds for the maintenance of the col lege, but was more for the good fellow ship idea and for the discussion of ways and means for the betterment of the in stitution.
 Although the rainy weather kept the attendance down lower than was eX- pected, the big banquet table was almost entirely filled and the cuisine could not have been better
 At the call of the toastmaster Dr. w. P. McAdory delivered short talk in which he advocated the "get to- gether'' spirit for the advancement of the enrolment of the college. "In the newspapers of today we read about the union of the trades council and the chamber of commerce, this club and that club and the result Is that the organ izatons are obtaining what they want The same thing must be applied to How ard college If we want to. enlarge the student body" said pr. McAdory. He spoke very highly of the work of the institution and expressed himself as be- ing proud to be an alumnus of 1t.
 Dr. A. P. Montague, president of the college, responded to a toast and said; 'If l were to give a slogan for Howard college I would say. More boys for the institution; let every alumnus be a re- eruitlng station for students pr. Mon
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-09
S125O DAMAGES
 ARE AWARDED

Because she was carried beyond her destination and had to walk three miles through the rain, Mrs. Mamie Cornelius was awarded s125O damages against the Louisville and Nashville Railroad com pany by a jury in the first division of the circuit court, Judge F. C. Crow pre- siding. The plaintiff alleged that she had purchased a ticket to Garner, but was carried beyond her destination. and as a result of her walk through the rain had suffered much sickness This is con- ~idared a heavy verdict for n case of this nature and it is understood that ,... ,~iipany will appeal the case to the supreme court. Attorneys Black and Davis represented the plaintiff
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-09
BURNETT YIELDS ID
 OSCAR UNDERWOOD

Washington. March S.--Thc House committee on public buildings ane grounds met today and took actio.
 which amounts to somewhat of q back down on the threat made e few days ago that it would demand a general public building bill if the naval com mittee reported in favor of battle ship appropriation. The committee adopted q resolution providing for hear ings before subcommittee, each con gressman to designat te a particular bill he desires to have considered. This does not mean. Acting Chairman Bur nett said. that there would be public building Bill this session. IL will get the matter in shape, he said so it can be handled readily in the snort session.