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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-15
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-15
9l6albert's Mmerifareiie.
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Ber N, II. Seb.
Ser Monot ssnni lit fiir Sen 8e=
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feble 6es giae-Mon1irals @u6ger I'M
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aus oenen 6as 6el1tide @eiudSge-
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-15
&1itnngen Ser Sd)tueis =.
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Ser gunoesratb Ser gi6genoiiel1=
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@eidiibe un0 Maldiner1gelpebre per=
1penoet tper0en, Inn oos 8l1n0esbeer
in beiieren neutrality-suspicious. 51
perleben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-15

sn Ser geoerrepublit Siberia apar
Uteber einn1al am NeuiabrStag 8rd'
fibenten-Ss EMANCIPATION. Sn 2iberio
mar sssnouguration - bos beoeutet
ungefabr baiieDbe tpie: Sm @rune'
mol6 lit 6ol3outticn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-15
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miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-15
M,tsiteQnmg fir Mmcrifa.
6aaen. t3. fSeb.

Sic 2eitunJ oes Gel1tiden Wiu=
ieuans 5ur S0r0erung oes aumltge=
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lung bei6aftigt, lpel6e i'm 9al1fe 6es
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Seem gorf, oann Nittsburg, 1etroit,
ct. 2ouis, @bieago l1nb ssi16ianapolis.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-15
Nooicpelt ion
&amotoat iet1t.
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2S staatcm baiteu in Chicago eime
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be bent &ulfs,ummidc fiigt. r.
6 sic ago, 12. SSeb.


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ten, 6ab 0aB &olf perlange, oaB 9err
Mpplepelt Sic Domination onnehnte.
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publifu11iide &onpention tragen piro,
lit lpie folat: @orliber, slleranoer $.
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6ioaten gu MAIDEN, 6enn es 1T Sad'e
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syiibrer iein ion obne auf sic @iirrhe
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-15
&eiratbsgeimdj.

Gin 0eutider Sunggeienc bon %
Sabren tpiinidt @efanntidaft NIT ei-
nem Md6hen o6er elmer 8tttpe bon
25 big 80 Sabre alt gu 1na6en. Ma-
beres 5l1 erfragen bel
Sobann Dill,
M1ice, gaB County, q. 8.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-27
TAFT ONE HAPPY MAN
ConErcss IL over and He's on for
vacation.

Washington. August 26-Within an
hour after the adjournment Of Con
gross to-day President Tart was on his
private car bound for Beverly and a
vacation he expects VIII be broken but
little until December. The White
house tonight WAS practically de-
serted. for Major Thomas l.. Rhoads.
tho Presidents personal aide. Assist
ant Secretaries Forester and Brahanny
and most Of tho office employees left
win the President summer Offices
VIII be opened there at once. and prob
ably most Of the force will remain in
Beveri, until late in October
The President left "a tired but happY
man Although he VIII have only
twenty hours oC vacation before
he leaves to fulnl' an Ohio engage
rnent. he expected 10 have = long
morning on the golf links at Myopia
and several motor rides.
The President VIII return to Wash.
ineton for one-day stay early in Sep
TENDER, and once again later in tina;
month 10 keen engagements made long
ago. but he did not expect 10 spend
many days in the White House again
until election time. lIe probably will
receive the returns In the White
House. Later nc plans to spend few
weeks a. Hot Springs Va
The President had aimos; los, hope
q getting away Tonight when he lief,
the executive Offices a, luncheon time
When he was Informed that there was
good chance of Adjournment, ne or
dered his automobile brought 10 the
White Housc door Immediately. and as
soon as luncheon was finished hurried
10 IN" Capitol
only few resolutions and bills wore
waiting for MS SIGNATURE and rnauy
Senators arG Representatives dropped
in 20 say eoo1-ty.
Tho Presidents pleasure at tho PROS
pert ~ getting away was unmiztak-
able. and bis laugh was IN evidence
frequentlv lie signed the last BIN
laid before him 7ith q flourish and q,
sleh of satlsfaltlol.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-27
ALDERMEN BOUND OVER
They Arc Held 10 Answer Charge of
Grnfting

Detroit, Mich August 2s.-Alderinan
Louis Vossy and Martin Ostrowski
We're bound over 70 RecordEr's Court
to stand trial on charges Of having
received brides seventeen Aldermen
and former Council Committee Clerk
Edward r Schreiter appeared in Po-
lice Court TO answer blanke, war.
rant alleging conspiracy to defraud
the city. and secured continuance OF
their hearing until September 10 and
Justice Jcffrles announced tina, on
Wednesdays afternoon he wii sit AZ
grand jury T., hear all cases OF all
legged election frauds. such was to-
days chapter in the prosecution of
Detroit's so-called graft and election
fraud cases. T-ssy and Os;owski were
bound over on practically the same
evidence as was given to hold Alder
man Gilman and Brozo for trial De
teotive Brennan was tho principal wit
ness lie testified that on July o. he
paid 5000 to rossy and 5000 to Ostrow-
ski In return for their alleged agree
men; TO use their influence IN putting
through the City Council legislation
favorable To the Wabash railroad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-27

Columbia. s c. August SCUM
Carolina Democrats Tomorrow VIII
vote to nominate candidates for all
State Offices. for the United states Sen
ate, FOR the National House Of Repre-
sentatives, for half the State Senate
for all county offices and for all mem
bers of tho lower house o; the state
Legislature. Nomination Is cquivalen,
to election. The preliminary campaign
has been hard fought
The chief issue has been between the
candidates for Governor. Cole L.
Rlease. tho Incumbent is seeking re-
nomination. ana Ira 10 Jones. Of Lam
caster formerly CHIEF justice OF tho
state Supreme Court. is opposing him
Judge Jones resigned from the bench
TO make the race.
Senator BENJAMIN r TlIlman has
two opponents. \ r. Dial and W Jas
per Talbert.
For Lieutenant Governor. c. a.
Smith has no opposition. r Vi Nc
Gown. Secrttury OF state. j. Il swear
ingen state Superintendent OF Educa-
ton \. y. Jones. Comptroller-,iener
and T. j. Watson. Commissioner or
Agriculture. have no opposition.
candidates.. Frazer Lyon. the incum-
bent Thomas J. Peoples. j. r. Earle
and b. 3. Evans
For State Treasurer the candidates
are : r. Carter and ID W McLaurln.
Three candidates are seeking the
Office o; Railroad Commissioners They
are John g. licnards. Jr The incum-
bent. James Canister ana y. Wharton.
In the First Congressional District
Representative Losare is opposed by II
Leon Lariscr III the second Harry D..
Calhoun is running against Represent
ative Byrnes In the Third. Repre-.
sentative Aiken is opposed by f. S.
Evans In the Fifth Representative
Finley has two opponcnts-G. W. Rags
dale aud W p Pollock In che sixth
REPRESENTATIVE Ellcrho is opposed by
j. W. Ragsdalc Representatives Lc-
YER in the seventh. and Representative
Johnson. in the Fourth. have no oppo-
sit!on.
1t is thought record vote will be
polled
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-27
Democrats Will Nominate Can
didates for All State
Offices
STORMY CAMPAIGN ENDS
Chief Interest in Fight Between
Cole Bleasc and Ira b. Jones
Tor Governor.
Jones Victory Predicted.
Ispccini to The TImes-Dispnt,hl

Spccini to The Times Dispntch.1
Charleston. -. T.. August .G-At
the close of the bittcrcst political
cnmpniSn that south carolina has
known since 1876. reports received
from many parts of the state indt-
cnte that Judge Ira Is. Jones will
he elected Governor over cole L.
Blensc, the Incumbent. The Jones
men express the greatest confidence
In the result of The primary to-
morrow. and claims nrc mndr thnt
their rnndi'latc viii he elected by
from $4,000 10 10000 minority. The
biense men, however. MISC express
confidence. and the Majority which
they say they see In prospect IL
nbout the same ns TINT which Judge
Joncs's supporters clnim VIII he
given 10 their cnndidntc. IN cx-
trnordinnrily heavy vote Is cx
pccted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-27
WE BBER'S RESORT
RAIDEO BY POLICE
1t Is There Roscntlal Murder l.,
Believed to Have Been
Planned.
GAMBLING IN FULL SWING
Owners Of Property Used ior
Vicious Purposes Are TO
BE Prosecuted.

Sew York August ee.-Thc samb-
linz house on Forty-second street
formerly run by "Bridgio" Weber.
whore the Rosen,hal murder is be-
licved to have been planned, was raid
cd Tonight by Police Inspector pwyer.
successor OF Inspector Cornelius H.
Hayes recently reduced to the rank
OF captain by Commissioned waldo
Although Wobbor. confessed accom-
plice in the murder is in jail. the place
has been running for some weeks as
an Incorporated poker club" by some
oi "Br!d-l.'s' friends. II is said
After TWO Of Dwyerss men mad en-
tered The place q day or two ago and
found poker game in progress war
rants We're procured, ana Tonight the
new INSPECTOR went over the head OF
the police captain OF the precinct and
led the raid himself. y man who de-
scrihod himself as Kirk Brown. a clerk.
was arrested and many decks of cards.
poker chips ana tables We're connscat-
ed
Police Commissioned waldo Tonight
promised TO make public Tomorrow q
list OF the names OF the owners and
agents OF buildings rented for gamb-
ling houses and other resorts which
he has had prepared for use of the dis
trict attorney in the John Doc pro-
ceedings before Justice Gon to ex
pose police corruption. This list. ac-
cordins to information obtained at po-
lice headquarters to-day. contains the
names OF men nigh IN social and ii
nancial circles OF the city
That the district attorney would use
the list for purposes of prosecution ai-
ter the ownership Of the illegally used
properties had been established BY
testimony before Justice Cor was made
the district attorney. While i, is On
pected that the excuse OF the owners
Will be that they were not aware or
the use TO which their property was
being put, the state expects to under
mine this plea by demanding an ex
PLANTATION Of the unusually high rents
which they charged for the proprie-
tors
Commissioner Waldo's statistics
show. it is said. tina, rents charged are
in cases 5e per cent higher than for
property used for other purposes in
the same Block
This proposed prosecution OF owners
OF Illegal places is said to have been
suggested by Justice Con. as in his
belief one Of the most effective wea-
pons that could Toe employed to clean
up vice in New York CITY \ few such
prosecutions with tho accompanying
publicity would. in the opinion of the
justice. put fear Of similar exposure in
the hearts Of other rcputedly respect
able property owners. With the result
that the number OF illegal resorts able
ito ind shelter. would be greatly re-
duccl
Tne hearing OF tho vnsranry charge
against sam Sohcpps. entered against
him in order To hold him as a material
witness against ncckor ana his al
legged tools. was to-day put over until
next TUESDAY with his counsel's con-
sent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-27
NEW STATE LEADER
Henry (. JacS.on Now AT Hend Of Re-
pubIicRnS in Gcorgiu.

Atlanta, Ga. AUGUST 26--Friction
growing out Of the action OF several
OF the Georgia delegates to the RE
publican National Convention IN Chi
caso in June developed at tie meeting
of the Republican state COMMITTEES
here to-day. and resulted in new
leader for the party in the state
Colonel William II. Johnson. uf At
lanta. United states marshal was de-
posed as state chairman and Ienfy :.
jackson, collector Of Internal raV.nuc.
Wa elected in his place Mr. Jackson
also was named chairman OF the cam
paign committee. Two electors ut large
from the state and twelve district cleo
tors on the presidential ticket were
named.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-27
Drastic Law Passed by
Congress Alread
Signed by Taft.
ALL LOCKBOXES
MUST BE SEALED
Public Aroused Over Unparalleled
Blue Law, Which Threatens
/ TO Inconvenience Business
Pcople-New Arrangement
Goes Into Effect Sunday,
Unless Held Up.


unle.. pos,,,ss. .,,. .,.
80
s''peuons IRON washington to the
contrary. the Eich mond post-oiiice. as
well as The TWO sihstatlous VIII next
sunday suspend the delivery Of every
class Of mail except that bearing
s9oois! delivery stamn Every win
doD' as woil as every private lock
hoH VIII he sealed
The innovations follows tho adon-
ton oy Congress in the dsinr hours
- 'ae present Session. OF the post
Once appropriation -hiil which con-
tains section directing that no Unit
81 states posi-oiiice snail hereafter
make arr distribution ~ mail on sun
day 1t IS IN many resp"cts the most
dr s;i rule ewes Imposed upon the
rost-o'iicc deDartmcnt By an ac, OF
Congress aul las alroadr aroused the
Hecnest EXPOSITION In this city as wei
as in other serfOns ~ tac country
4ne n!ll which carries large appro-
Triat'ons for the oDefailon o. tho post
office system gors Into Ell ct a once
ard lul"ss !oopnoia is discovered be-
fore next sunday tho whole country
VIII ac given % taste o.; "a nation
SUNDAY t.ue law Unparalleled 80 the
history ~ 'ho departments
Statement by aIInn.
NJ this orier." sail Postmaster Edgar
Allan Jr, las, niEht and have writ-
tru io the Appointment for "a FULLER eN-
yinntticn o.. 'he law than was com
t"inad n TIC communications Unless
J arm mistaken Doc the meaning of that
~ ia prorosri 70 iork every private
h02 10 The posi-oi;lce SO that those who
havc rented them may not nave ac-
'rss 20 ih"i mall on Sunfay
Nnrr Ken me ratf,r un with
fne @b'nor!tcs in the hope thai
mai hc anic 20 maxi SOME arrange-
iNeni Tor IRE d"iiNery 81; newspapers
h'Ni sunday Inat is The most press
w nronlfm W." ago permitted under
'hf E'W ile 20 u"iiNf special de-
i''ly 'e''e's nope '"at s"'Dt'oH
~tl af found bay = ore docs not APP
pear snfl carry oAi the provisions
q tnn aei 70 'ne letter
NN4!e '4 H4lhn "rnlit'l mat tne
r. ms would oe met with vigorous ODE
lf. Won. ie in'-SNt fnai with the VS.
iHp.r delivery pr0niem solved the otn-
'r features or tho act would prove
InNen less 90 hhrdshln - present.
md ior moro ihan Year he SAID
tncFo mas been no jSunda, work IN
me Hicn lona ipst.oiiico other than
mas "n'aied ia taking carc az the
special and hoN deliveries Carrier
ana general deiiVerF on sunday mas
"etn SUSPENDED Tor som" time
MS Nr"rr"per inrd.
spai''9 WIN '"'Se 0'''-'a '-'hs
IL nearby towns and country districts
m,' aea,' a nara o'ow ps ne new law.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-27
CONFER ON STRIKE
Railroad Men Favor IL OnI, nS Last
Resort.

Macon ca. August 2s.-F. \. FOX.
men and " NJ Hamilton. OF the order
OF Railway Conductors. Of this district.
left to-day for Washington to prepare
Tor conference with the General
Managers Association OF the railroads
OF the Southeast relative to the de-
mands of their organizations.
the first work OF the general com
mitfec OF the railroad employees viii
be to assemble tile strike vote taken
ON twcntN-siN lines in the Southeast
efn territory. ia the event Of failure
to reach an agreement with the Ger
eral Mhnaeers' Association :he COM
OF the vote
Railroad men in this territory claim
they are in favor OF a strike only as n
last resort
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-27
LIshtnlng NIclt. neh.tena

IN0Nr, NNV NNgNst WNlTo Mrs.
cicero Hammond. wife OF a prominent
farmer was tuckinS her children sged
bolt OF lightning leapod from r. trce
through the open window. melted Tho
hedstead and set fire 10 tho mattress
Mrs. Hammond suffered serious burns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-27
My Re Lefty Louie"

Gloversvllle. y. Y. August 9d.-Two
men. one Of whom is suspected Of be-
ing Lefty Louie" wanted in New
York as one III the alleged slaycrs or
Herman Essential. are being held at
Fonda. MONTGOMERY County. Tonight.
according TO word received nero At
the shcrins Office, however, definite
Information as to whether the prison
Continued on second Page)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-27

skin jezuitov, Xxi imaio nevedno
lJudStvo V popolni oblasti 5 svo-
JIM bozjimi %groznjami in oblju-
bami in ii SO V prvi vrsti oni ma
silniki, XII meGejo V srcu dobro
ljudstvo ma klado kapitalisticne-
mu rabliu, Xxi mu sece nd "a ydom
cd zlvega telesa.
Sc bi lahko naStel ne VEN kohl
ko stvari. ki bi vzbujale V Glove
ku, XII re nj cisto otrpnil "a VISA
custva, Obenem sOvraStvo in po-
milovanje, a moran koncati, ker
Sc je re takO Zavlekla tvarina boil
kot sva hotela. Ia sklep hoGem
opomniti samo Sc to: da, Meksika
lie lahko cili celia vsakemu, XII
ina toliko denarja, da pricne lah-
ko sam. pa bodisi S posestvom eli
trgovino, ker ia trud sc ne izpla-
ca kmalu kie boil kot tukaj Me-
ksika tudi nj slaba "a uradnika,
posebno trgovskega, in ne Saba
Ia %izucenega rokodelca vsaktere
vrste, Xxi je vedno dobro plaGan
in kateremu nikdar ne manika
della; Meksika pa je pc krivdi ka-
pitala pekel "a vsakega navadne-
ga delavca, mai DO V rudniku, V
tvornici ali ma poliu. Obsoien ie
ma pomanikanle in bcdo V zadnji
meri in mai 81 prizadeva kakor no.
&c.
kako Sc tore.i cuditi revOluciii!
Delavcc - kot siromak lie bill ro-
jen, 4 delom 81 ne more pomagati
- ker ne placaio. : Strajkom in
volitvami pa Sc mani. ker cato ie
- ~ustrelien' TOrei mu ne kaze
mic druzega. kot %zamcniati lopa-
TO $ puSko in motiko 5 sabl.io ter
oditi Y revoluciio. k.ier mort liu-
di, zaziga vasi in mcSta. podira
mostovc in napada Wake. 4 emo
besedo podira, kcr ga kapitalistI;-
ma druzba nj puStila graditi. In
mad tenn Sc kapitaliSt potem zgra-
IA: "BandoleroS," mesto da
hi sklonil skcsano glavo in vzdih-
nil "Mea maxima culpa",
Y Meksiki. 3. augusta 1912.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-27
?. Nastop govornika sodr. E. Kri-

2. Nastop govornika sodr. E. Kri-
stana.
3. Radnicka himna. Skupno ODE
pevs. drustvi.
4. Hrvatica. Hrv. Pevs. drustvo
"Slavulj''.
.. Morje Adriiansko. Skupno ODE
pevs. druStvi.
6. Slovenac i Hrvat. Skupno ODE
pevs. druStvi.
Pc d%ovrsenem programu vrsil
Sc bode banket V zborovalni dvo-
rani. kojega priredi soc. klub
Stew. 5.
SlOvenski delavci V Franklin,
Boro.. Kristanov shod mai znaci
novo z~ivljenje V naSi naselbini,
zivlienje prebujenja in razredne
zavesti. zivljenje neumornega de-
la "a reSitev delavcev IL kapitali-
StiGnc suznjoSti. Sodrug Kristan
nam BIO pokazal V pravi luji kri-
vice. Xxi Sc nam code dan ma dan V
sedanii GloveSki druzbi, Pokazala
pa nun DO tudi pot. pO kateri nam
je hOditi. da Sc elm pref otresemo
tezkega kapitaljsticncga iarma, Xxi
mas zuli takO neuSmili enO. Iatorei
mai ne DO Slovenca, XII hi Sc ne
,delelil tega velevazncga shoda.
Sodrugu +. kriStanu kliGemO
.priSrGni: "DobrodoSel in pozdrav-
.l.ien!"
Ia soc. klub st. ;.
Jak. Kocjan. tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-27

Da DO shod TEN za%nimivejSi in
popolne.jSi, sta Sc zdruzili "Pevsko
in izobrazevalno druStvo "Bled"
IL Franklin, Boro., ter hrvatsko
pevsko drustvo "Slavulj" IL Cam
bria City in napravili zanimiv
program "a Kristanovo vecer.
l. Marselieza. - Skupno ODE
peys. druStvi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-27
Klubom, kjer DO govoril sodr. E..
Kristan. naznanie!

Ia teden dobe vsi klubi. kate
rih zadene septemberski program
k%rlstanovih shodov. tozadevne
plakate in letake. Ma letakih je
treba izpolniti mesto. kdai in kie
Sc b. vrSil shod. To maj urede tai
niki. nakar mai Sc letaki razdele
pc naselbini.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-27
Sprememba.

kristanov shod, Xxi je bill mama
nJen "a q. septembra V Mulber-
ry, Kans., 81 vrsi istega dne V
Breezy Hill, Kans.. in ne V Null.
berry. Tainistvo zveze.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-27
Franklin -

Sc malo dni mas loci cd 4. septem-
bra in sodrug Etbin Kristan DO v
nasl sredi. Omenieni dan zvecer Sc
lvrsi shod "Slov. Izobr. Domu".
Mas socialisticni klub DO vse
potrebno %storil, da DO shod Gin
aaJlepse uspel. Skrbel DO, da DO
avorana primerno okrasena in
druge stvari.