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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-05
&uolepelt geredtfsrtigt.
81 a l. q II cit e, Mi6., 81. @eai.

80 q rquet e, W}ld., 81. Wfd1.
Ser in Marquette, Mi6, Dor oem
oortigen @eridt anbangig gen1a6te
Nro5eB Sol. Gb. &ooiepelts gegen @.
81. geetpett, ser in ieinem IN Slbpe=
ming, Mid., eriheineroen @lott
per0ffentlidt batte, ser @rpraii6ent
trinfe itorf l1no lei ni6t ielten be-
trunfen, fani ont Sarnltag na6mit=
tag 5n einen1 unertparteten Mbl6luB
Werii6te, oaB ettpas oerartiges I'M
@ange iei, perlauteten ldon mabren>
Ser O1ittagspauie 6es @eri@tsbofs'
es fonnte aber bon Sen Mntpalten BET
ser geiten feline @eitdtigung erlang1
mer6en. 6. 9l. @etpett nabm ales,
tpas er in Sic ler 8e5icbung berDffent=
li6te, nit oem slus6rud 6eS 8eoan,
erns 5uriid, 90 i'm oas 3eugenperbor
eines 8e1ieren belebrt babe. @ol
@oolepelt erflarte oora1fbin, er gebe
iib NIT 6ieier @brenerflarung 5ufrte;
6en, 6a er 11iht ser @riabinmme bal
Der pro5eiiiert babe, ltno eriubte oie
@e1htporenen, sos Min6eitn1aB 6e1
@trafe an5uieben. ssSrn @inflang nit
oen @taatsgeleten bon Mi6igan febte
sic sssurp sic BON oem 8eflagten C.
81. Memett) gu be5ablenoe @ntidaoi
ounq ouf 6as Minin1um bon 6 Gents
felt. gead oen @eieben oes StaateS
Mt6iaan bat ser 8eflagte in oielen
sSaIe feline @eri6tsfoiten 5u be5ablen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-05
sSleild anb Ntebl nidt frei.
@ a + Ri II g t 0 n, 9. g., 2. Stunt.

@ a bingt n, 9. g., 2. Stunt.
Ileii6 lu1o Mebl peroen ni6t arf
sic sSreili1te oes oe11ofratt16en So
riffs gu 1teben fon1men, tpenn ote @m=
pfeblnngen 6es l1nteraltsiduiies oes
1SSil1au3fon1ites oes 8un6esienats 5nr
9(nnabnte gelongen. 9ieier Musi6nB
bot 3oaa1iate in 8eratbung, oie
slderbauprooufte betreffen Dieie iebr
tpihtige Men6ernng Ser l1n6ertpooo=
iden Gorlage, mie iie 6as &auS per=
lieB, puroe beute int unterausi6uB
beidloiien. GieIer 1ebt it@ 5uianrnen
aus oe,r Senatoren @tqtams, SbipelD
uno @ore. Man mar i'm &omite Ser
Mnlibt, 6aB eS beiier lei, einen nomi=
neuen Sarif auf Sleii6= uno Mebl=
prooutte 3u legen, anltatt ite onf oie
6reililte gu ieben rtnio oem gortpnrf
sic gpibe ab5ubreden, oab &obnta-
teriol beiteuert uno fertige @r5eug-
niiie oagegen auf sic 8reiliite geiebt
tpiiroen. sSn l1ebereinltimml1ng nit
bieiem Stan6punft muroe bon bent
ltnterausi6uB beidloiien, auf frii6es
1leiib, @in6leti6, Sdaffleif4 nno
@9tpeinefleii6 etnen &arif bon 10
Yro5e11t 40 bolorem >5n legen. @et~
5enmeb1 ion nit einem 3on bon 45
Gents 6as 6aB belegt tperoen; an6ere
@ei5ener5eugniiie iollen nit 10 Hro=
5ent oo palorem belegt tper6en. Da=
gegen tpur6e Der nn6er>uoooide Mn-
iab bon 10 Bro3ent pro 8uidel So
fer ouf 6 8ro8ent ermdbtgt. Safer-
qribe ion nit 5 @ro5ent 40 balorem
belteuert mer6en. SSe6enfans ion
&afergriibe bon Ser 8reiltite entfernt
tperoen. Gin6bieb, S6afe nn6
5dtpeine tperoen, tpte in Der Sin nor-
qeieben, nit 5ebn Ero5ent 40 balo-
rem be1teuert tper6en. glud uiro Ser
llnoermoooi6e Eartf bon 5ebn Gents
per 8nl6el @ei5en betbebalten mer=
Sen. Die1e @n1pfeblungen tperoen oern
GStnan8fomite @116e Ser @o9e ge-
n1adt lperoen; nno Sic @enatorer,
sic oiele gerq1toerungen in Sor191ag
bringe1, iino Ser feiten l1eber-
3eugung, baB Sic gtnpfeblnngen I'M
oemofrotiiden &altfus onrhgeben
tper6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-05
Gi1t,pa,toerm1t9 ioa
tci1rdntt meroem.
Genatspurlase ri&tet i6 segen Sii'
oenenropaer atub Miiaten. Memes
&riterimnt. ~ 9ie 9iQingbam-
8ill beidrGnft sic 3abl ber Gin
,uaaScrer eincr 9eatipmalitat a1tf
1920 Ser bier bereits SlniafIigem.
- 9entide fno erluiinid)t.
gSalbingt 0 II, .. g., 2. Stunt.

Is bing on, .. T., 2. Sull1
Gin @eriub, sic @intpanoerung
mts oen liioliben europa nno ben
aliatilben Sji,oer, 81 belbrallte1L
obne 3u oelu fog. ~giloungsteit" grei=
fen SIT miiiien, SEN Yriiiioent Eatt III
. aletteu Sisltug oes &ongreiies NIT
rrilen1 @eto belegt batte, lit IN elmer
gorlage eutbulter, sic 9enator Gil=
lit1abalu, @orliper ser einltigen gt11=
,ponoerungsfonln1iliion uno etner Der
slutoreu ser pctierten @ltruett= Gil
lingbon1iden &orlage, @tontag in1
9unoes1enat einretdte. Senator 2il-
lingban1s @orlage bei6ranft oie 3abl
Ser Gintpanoerer aus irgeno einert
9ano auf 10 Hro5ent Ser Mn5abl Ber=
louen ser gleiben Gattpnalitat,, tpel=
de nab Sem lekten 3enins In ben
8ereinigten Staaten aniallig lit. Ser
genator lit iiber5el1gt, oaB altf ote1e
9Seile sic ginmanoerung aus SStalten,
Selterreid)=llugarn, @rtebe11lano uno
Der Siirfei erbeblih etngei6ranft, nno
oie ais 9el1tihla1o, @roBbritan11le11,
ghpeoe1l Norlpegen, tpie uberbal1pt
alien 9an0ern oes noroli6en nno
lpeltlihen europa gefor6ert meroen
fam. gine Son1ttugabeno IN @alb=
i,1aton, 3. g., bon 6e1n 8nreau oes
General giupanberungsfon1millars
per0ffe11tlihte grfldrlu1g meilt oaraltf
BIN, 6aB sic beltebenoen gintpanoe=
rl,t1qsgelebe ,faun sic Eerionen aus
ld)lieBen, Sic ern1te geiittge ooer for
perlide 3efefte altf5upeiien babe1t>
11no Sen enpr1nen 3uitrom BON Mus=
lan6ern 11ah sen Ser .Staaten 10 gut
lpie gar nidot eiroam111t. " Inter Den
be1teben6en gi11lpan6erltngsgeiebe1,
10 beiBt es tpeiter IN bent 8eridt, lei
es n1itutter ihpierig, ielbit Ner1onen
At 6eportieren, Sic einen geiltlgel1
ooer forperlihen Gefeft baben, tpetl
in SEN. n1eilten Sullen 5rellnoe Der
getreffenoe11 ooer pbilantbropi{d9e
Neien1haften oppellierer, tpobei ol1f
Sen tbatj jahlihen &edfspertb feine
giidlidt qe11ontnen miro. SIM lebtell
ssisfaliabr baben 1,033,212 9luslan=
ser Inn 3ululiung erlu6t, uno MIR
Elm giertel Ero5ent ultroe auSge-
ldlollen. Ser 8eridt fiigt btn5l>,
6aB in 6em laufenoen Sabr aler
gSabriheinlidfeit nod noh mebr 5lt=
gelalien tperoel1.
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2ano,uirtbldaftlides Stnbiamt.
81 0 m. 9. eSl1nt.

w ~ *>V - O~'''''
9ie amerifanii9e Stu6ienfom=
miilion, sic li6 nit oem lanomirtb'
idaftli6en OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uno
abnliben 6ragen bei6aftigen ion
uno bier ibr &auptquartier aufge=
i6lagen bat, iit in flint @ruppen ge=
tbeilt tporoe1L sic iammtli6 ibren
Spe5ialorbeiten na6geben Gin 1n=
terausiduB u1rter 6ibrnng bon
0berlt S. sbelbp @iuian1s uno Gla-
renee Suslep bat ii@ na6 @gppten
begebell INN oie Metbo0en at ituoie=
re1> tpie oie 8aumtpouerute auf oe11
Wforft gebrabt miro. Ser egpptil6e
Sallu11ponbalen lit n1uitergiiltig fir
Sic go15e 8elt. Ct. lit augemetn be.
ft1rrt, oaB oie amerifanii6en 8al'm-
lrollaiihter groBe Summen perlieren.
tpeil 1ie es ni9t perlteben, oie 8aun1=
h,olle rihtig 5u fortieren nno in Bal-
i'm 5u oerpade1r. @eitere @erluite er:
npohlen SEN 9lmerifanern aus Dem
Mongel gutter 8erfaufsmetbooen
,Sn ggppte11 bilt Sic 8anf bon Ggpp:
ten Sen 9aum1pon5iidtern. Gin 5tpei.
ter }lnterausi i9uB beiudt @ii6italter
nno Gicilien gum 9tu6ium oer
Nb1tfnlt11r. Sic 0rei anberen @rmp
pen beInhe11 Moroitalie1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-05
9e,nofratiides 9ongrekfontite.

@ a bingt IN, 9. g., 2. Stunt.
&eprdientant Sobnion bon &ene
tudp rief an Weontagabeno oaonr@
eine 5enfation berpor, bab er, unmit-
telbar nad6em er einitimmtig gum
@orliken6en oes oe1nofratif6en &on.
greBfomites getpdblt tpur6e, I'M 6ie
einitin1nttge @rla1bniB no4in4te,
oringenoer Bripatgeiddfte baIber fet'
ne @an6i6atur 3uriid5teben gu biirfen.
Die @rlaubniB tpur6e ertbeilt nno bic
8eomtentpabl I'M BRET @o4en ber'
i9oben. 8ts 6abin bebalten bic ge'
gentp6rtigen 8eamten, gfeprdfentant
2lop6 bon @ii1ouri, @oriiber, uno
&eprGientant 8abge bon gtortb @aro'
lima, @efretdr tbren Soften BET. 8ts-
conlin lit in 6em &ongrebfomtte nod
ietner re1en 3uiammenicbung our@
Mepr1ientant 8nrfe bertreten.
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getbeilis1ns 9entidjlanbs.
Berlin, 2. SsSunt.


3tpei pidtige 8onferen5en tpnroen
an Montog in Berlin iiber Die 5ra=
ge Ser 8etbeiligung Deuti6lanos an
ser Banana Baciftc 8eltauSitel=
lung IN Gan 6rancisco abgebolten,
6o6 in feiner bon bei6en tpnroe ettt
6efinitiper 8ei6luB gefaBt. Sic etne
@itung tpur6e bon Ser permanenten
gus1tennng 4ommiiiton nn6 Die
ameite bon Sen leitenoen Mannern Ser
ees116u1trien Dentiblan6s nnter oem
8orlib oes oeutihen staatsiefretars
oes snnern abgebalten. Sn1 @ege1ts
iab gu oen giien- uu6 stablfabrtfan-
ten, sic bon einer 8etbeilignng iiber=
baupt nidts tpilien tpoaen, einigte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-05
aaiierpreis= s=Moselei.
syranft + t, 8. ssnni


Gas iiing1te ssranffurter 8ettftn-
gen Inn sen &aiierprets, oeiien @r-
gebniB, ser 5ieg oes 8erltner 2ebrers
gelongperei11s, bitteren @ron in ber-
i6ie6enen @eiangpereinigungen be-
lon6ers in &0In, berborgerufen bat,
bat nod ein peinli9es gea6ipiel ge-
5eitigt. gBie aus 2eip5ig genel6et
tpir6, ift gegen SEN, ald in Seem gorf
tpoblbefannten 9irtgenten bes 9etp5t'
ger Manner@ors, oen &onponiiten
@nltop 8oblgemutb, Elm gerfabren
tpegen zines angebltd bon linn be-
gongenen ooer peronlaBten i@tperen
@ertrauensbru9es eingeleitet tporoe1t.
9aut ser borliegenoen 8ei6ul6igl1n-
gen iom &err @oblgemutb iid sic
Yortitnr oes @egori6en &reisdores
1913" peridafft un6 nit feinen
@dngern Dor oem @ettfingen einge'
ubt babe,t. &err @oblgemutb lit Ser
eine ser bei6en Breisridter, 6ie I'M
SATIRE 1909 gu oem Sdngerfeit bes
geor60itIi6en SGngerbnn6es eigens
bon Geuti9lon6 nod Seem Sort be.
rufen tpur6en nn6 6eren 8eruf flung
6amals ftel(entpeiie beftigen @ioer-
lprud berporrtef. Ser a1oere Ser BET.
SEN 6euti9en 8reisri6ter tpar Hrof.
Meper=S SlbersIeben bon Ser &6ntgl.
Mulifbo9idule in @ir5bnrg.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-05
Eapf &i11s x.
78 Sabre alt.
Sn fSrperlider nmb seiftiser Stride
besebt feline &eiligfeit ben Gbren-
tag. - Mn Mmbien5. = 8arbinal
D'Gunnell bon 8pftom pnrbe a1,t
@onntag int &atifan in 9lbidiebs>
ambiem5 empfangen. = @ntadten
eineS Mr3tes.
Sc o NJ, 8. sssunt.

Hapit 8ius x. tpar geitern o6t'
un6lieb5ig Sabre alt Mns alien Sbei.
len ser grbe trafen Gelegramme nnb
griefe ei1l in 6enen Seiner Setlig-
felt @eiunobeit uno nod biele Sc.
bensiabre getpiinidt tpur0en. Der
Eapit berlebte ieinen @eburtstag III
auer gtile, nn6 nl1r maize 8ertpanote
un0 feline na@ite l1mgebung tmurben
in ieinen @emd6ern 5ugelaiien.
gonntagoormittog e1npfing 5eine
@eiligfeit &aroinal S'@onnea BON
8oiton Ser Oeitttpo6 auf oie Statte
leiner @irfrtng 3uriidfebrt, IN ab-
idieosau6ien5. Srobbem Ser Haplt
porber bereits brei Stun6en lang an>
geItrel1gt gearbeitet batte uno notb'
tpenoigertpeiie our6 sic 5ablreiden
GIMP pfange ser lebten 3ett ermiibet
tpar, tpar er 6o6 BON elmer erltaltnli.
ben geiitigen uno f0rperli6en 6ri-
ide. s(ls sic Mu6ien5 ii6 ibrem gnoe
nabte, lieB Napit Hius it@ 6ie 8e-
gleiter !aar6inal O'@onnea, Migr.
D9idael S. @plaine uno Dr. S. 9.
Slatterp- BON 8oiton porltellen Die
bereits am 81. Mai, als &ar6inal
S'Gomea gum erlten Mal in 9ln-
oien5 ennpfangen puroe, porgeitent
tperoen iollten, sic ie6od 6amals ni@t
in oen porgeidriebenen Gmpfangs-
foltiint erl9ienen paren.
9r. Slatterp tpur6e iofort nod 8e=
e11oigung ser 9lu6ien5 bot @eamten
oes 8otifons nit 6ragen iiber ieine
9[nlibt iiber Sen @eiun6beits5uitano
geiner &eiligfeit beitiirrnt uno fonnte
sic berubtgen6e grflarung geben, oaB
ser Hoplt einen 6nr6aus riiitigen
gi16rud made un6 ieiner Mnii9t
na6 nod biele Sabre leben &perbe.
Gong beion6ers betonte Ser Mr5t, oab
sic Blut5irfulation 6es &efonpa(es=
5enten eine auSge5ei6nete iei
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Sdabemfelter.
6 e oria, 81, 81. Mai.

@ei ser @efanpf,tng zines 6euers,
oas 6as @ebdn6e oes giientpaarer'
aeiddfts BON S. Meper & 60. IN
Yeorio, ST., am 5arnltag fait gan1
ein4i9erte, nn1Bten lteben 5euerpebr-
leute, .oie our9 &au6 obnmadtig ge-
tpor6en maren, betpuBtlos bonn NlaBe
qetragen tperben, erbolten lt6 tn6es
aue roi6 pie6er; Ser our6 6as Selle1
ongeri6tete Sha6en beldnft lt6 a11
ltngefabr $25, 900.
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sdladJt9ansanlase eeidisEea.
5iour 6 itp. SSa., 81. Ma

SioMI 6 tn, Sa., 81. WfoI.
ss11folge zines MnSltan6es Ser Mr=
better ser gu6abpi6en @dla6tbans=
anlage in Siour @itD, SsSa.> tpuroe Ser
Betrieb BORT am 5amltag eingeiteat
flint fbun6ert bon Sen nel1nbnnoert Or
beitern botten sic Mrbeit nieoergelegt,
I'M eine Sobnerbobung 5l1 er5mtngen,
Sic bierbunoert iibrigen miiiien iebt
0arlt1tter let0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-05

man li6 in bss Seria1nmlungen
oabin, cine abud 5e Saltnng ein=
5unebmen, Bis eS li6 berausgeite1t
babe, Oh ser neue 3olltarif Ser Ser.
Staaten nnb lei11e Mntpenoltngs1ne=
tbooen gii1ltig fir Deuti6lano lino,
1lno Oh sic iibrigen @robn1i6te lt9
betbeiligen o6er nidt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-05

G6itteIt Gnren @bennatism1ts ab.
ssebt iit sic 3eit, @uren &bel1ma<
tisntus Ios 8u tperoen. @eriu@t cine
fiinfuno5tpan3ig Gent 6laide Giant
berIain's Ointment un6 iebt, tpie raid
Cure rbenrnatii6en 2ei6en beribpt1t-
Sen. e8erfauft BEL allen Sdn6lern. =
Mn5eige.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-11-14
$4,000 BAP-
list SEMINARY
COMMITTEE SEEKING LOCATION FOR
new INSTITUTION.
Southern White Baptist to Aid in
the Erection-WiII Give Amount
$4,000 Nashville Among the
Eligible Cities Roger Viii
iams University Already
Here-TWo Institutions.

The Southern (White) BAPTIST
Convention has made an appropria-
ton of $4,000 to establish a Theo-
local Seminary for Negro Baptists.
The Educational SECRETARY of the
National Baptist Convention, Rev.
Sutton e. Griggs has sent forth the
following communication.
TO the Public;
The Southern Baptist Convention,
white, through a resolution unani-
mously adopted at its recent session
held at st, Louis. Mo-, in May. 1918,
rendered its aid, moral and financial,
to the National Baptist Convention,
colored, for the purpose of insuring
the successful launching of a National
Theological Seminary to engage in
the work of furnishing a better pre-
pared ministry TO lead the Negro
people
The representatives chosen by
Continued on page FOUR
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-11-14
NASHVILLE
MADE GOODS.
MANUFACTURERS SHOW THE HOME
FOLK WHAT THEY MAKE
Permanent Exhibit on Third Avenue
MANY Interesting Displays
Citizens Surprised at Citys
Output-Many Do Not Real
ize What is Manufactured
in City of Opportunity.

The permanent exhibit of the Nash
vile Manufacturers association at
219 Third avenue, still seems to be
the brightest and busiest spot in
Nashville.
The manager, Mr.. w. Murray Ho-
gan, is well pleased with the success
of the show so far, and says it ''has
been a success from the word 60"
In talking to reporter yesterday,
Mr.. Hogan said: "The permanent ex-
hibit means much for the future of
our city, and will be the source OF
much information to the general pub
lie, especially to the out-of-town Wis
itors, who have not heretofore known
of the magnitude of Nashville's manu-
featuring interests. The assembling
of such exhibits as are shown will
lead to much business that would 9TH
erwise go to other points"
Continued on page four
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-11-14
ReUiuQZ at State
PenHentidrD

cason the record breaker that it
was
A special baptismal pool was built
and Notwithstanding the very dis
agreeable and inclement weather Of
Sunday, when the ordinance was adj
ministered, every convenience that
would add to the comfort of the can
didates as well as the administrators
Of the ordinance was prepared. Warm
water was put into the pool and each
candidate was provided with a bap-
tismal uniform and splendid robe
to protect them from the cold after
they came out of the water. None
of these servants of the Lord will be
baptized in stripes" is the statement
attributed to the warden and the
chaplain, and as an evidence of it, it
could not be determined by the few
church workers, who We're allowed to
accompany Drs. Ellington and Plus,
that it was a baptism in a state
prison.
The men and women were baptized
separately. The matron in the
womens ward, like the chaplain and
the warden for the men, was excep-
tionally courteous, giving personal at
tention to every detail 1t was with
difficulty that the evangelical forces
that had worked could draw them
selves from the pleadings of the men
within the walls to continue the ser
wees for at least another week. 1t
was found during the time of the re-
vival that the chapel for the men was
entirely inadequate to accommodate
the seekers and the dining-room for
the women, which was converted into
chapel, was likewise too SMALL to
give admission to those who desired
to hear the gospel of the Lowly Naza-
rene.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-11-14

More than three hundred converts
with two hundred and nine accepting
baptism was the sum total of the re-
cent revival at the State Penitentiary.
Never before in the history of the
State prison have the walls vibrated
with such eloquence, logical deliver
ance of gospel sermons, soul-stirring
songs filled with religious fervor, as
was the result of the two weeks re-
vival conducted by the Rev. w. S.
Ellington, D. d., pastor of the First
Baptist Church, and the Rev. N. H.
Plus, D. D., Superintendent of Teach
er-Training Course. 1t was demon
strated time and again that when the
gospel is delivered with simplicity and
force the results can be easily seen.
According to statements from War
den Rimmer and Chaplain Regen, the
results of the meeting, which was the
first in the history of the prison for
Negro prisoners, have already been
seen. 1t is said that during the ten
days revival not a single case of
discipline of prisoners was recorded,
and that during the entire revival
period not an oath was heard among
the prisoners and not a case of gamb-
ling of any sort was reported. These
declared the warden and chaplain, are
traceable directly to the sincerity Of
the prisoners over the meeting.
There was widespread interest
throughout Nashville in the meeting,
but it was impossible for the
citizens to witness the service or to
take advantage of the ordinance of
baptism because of the restrictions,
yet it was evident that the religious
folks of Nashville were praying for
the success of the meeting. The en-.
tire prison board and state officials
lent their influence to make the oc-
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-11-14
APPEALS
TO CHURCH.
FEELS THAT HE HAS BEEN TREATED
UNJUSTLY BY COMMITTEE.

Says Meeting was called to Prove
TruthfuIness of charge-Chams
That was Done-Manager Al
lowed to Defend Himself
Editor Wright Was Not
Has Gone the Gate.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-11-14

M. H. HARRISON,
Who assassinated NATIONAL Grand
Master VIM Alexander in Frank
fort, KY, November l.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-11-14
First BAPTIST CHURCH.

"Moses Upon Nebo's Heights"
will be the subject Of Rev. W. s.
Ellington's discourse Sunday morn
ing. DIR. T. L. Ballou, pastor OF
Spruce Street Baptist Church will
preach at 3p. m. DR. D. A Hurt
will preach at night, and Deacons
w. T. Hightower and i. Fort will
make thel' reports. Large num-
bers of members and friends Of the
Church are expected at all of these
services.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-11-14
COLORED ME-.
CONFERENCE.
SESSION CLOSED SUNDAY NIGHT BY
BISHOP PHILLIPS.

Meeting Very Successful One
Reports From the Various the
Charges Show Increase Num-
erically and Financially AS
Well Despite the Drouth
Bishop Phillips Presided.
Newark post., 1913-10-08
Defining Clerks Authority

The test cases of City Council
man Jacob Zimmerman, William
Warren and Michael Palese,
charged with illegal holding Of
stands in the King street market,
Wilmington, came up in the City
Court last week. Palese was dis
charged for lack of evidence and
Zimmerman and Warren, who were
dismissed on the first information,
were to be re-arrested on a second
one. 1t is hoped that the matter
will be promptly threshed out so
as to show clearly the scope of au-
thority vested in the Clerk Of the
Markets.
Newark post., 1913-10-08
Overhanging Wires Wreck
Sewer Digging Machine

The Sewer Digging Machine
moving from Main street to Della
ware avenue, along South College
avenue, brought out a striking IL
hlstration of the recklessness OF
overhanging wires by the telephone
company in Newark:
A guide stay wire is stretched
across the street at this point, be-
ing fastened to one OF the trees at
Strahorn s livery. Without thought
of any obstruction, the men operat-
ing the machine, struck this wire,
twisting the heavy adjusting screw
that operates the digging boom.
The digger is put out OF service
Newark post., 1913-10-08
PENN MAR PENNANT GOES
TO PROVIDENCE CLUB
PLANS FOR NEXT SEASON-MEETlNG ON SAL
URDAY

Next year it is proposed to have
an eight club circuit. The present
teams with the exception OF Bay
View will remain in the League,
with the probable addition OF New
port. winners Of the pennant OF
the Church League of Wilmington
and also the Y. M. G. A. OF the
same place. This leaves an open
ing for one first class club with sew
eral applicants.
TO make travelling expenses as
light as possible the League officials
desire some club whose grounds
are located at or near the railroad.
1t is understood Bay View North
East) will try for berth on the
Tri- County League next season.
Newark post., 1913-10-08

Prof. McCue, Drs. DIanns and
Taubenhaus and Mr.. Pailthorpe
conducted a field meet at Laurel
yesterday. Considerable interest
is being manifested in the growing
of sweet potatoes in that vicinity,
and the meet was held at farm
where some cooperative expert
ments have been carried on this
season.
Prof. Hayward judged the Jer
seys and Ayrshires at the Trenton
Fair last Tuesday and Wednesday,.
On the latter day the students III
Agriculture who are competing for
the intercollegiate Dairy Cattle
Judging team were present, and
through the courtesy Of Prof. F. &.
Minckler of Rutgers College, were
extended the privileges of the judg-
ing ring. This gave them an OPP
portunity to examine all the lndl-
viduals in the various classes, and
to ask the judges their reason for
awarding the prizes as they did.
In the afternoon they were taken
in hand by Mr.. f. G, Pierce, sue
cesful breeder and exhibitor OF
Jersey cattle from Winchester, N.
H., who went over in detail all OF
the Jerseys, laying especial empha-
sis upon the important desirable
and undesirable points that the
team are likely to meet III their
work at Chicago. 1t was the unan-
imous opinion of the students that
by having this instruction from a
practical breeder they gained much
information that will be of use to
them.
Mr.. Alan Cunningham, Jr., OF
Media, Pa, has entered Delaware
College, taking the two years
course in Agriculture. Later, how,
ever, he expects to change to the
Newark post., 1913-10-08
COUNCIL. MEETS
IN REGULAR SESSION
SEWER FINANCES CONSIDERED-METER PROBLEM
DISCUSSED

was practically agreed at the time
the trustees gave the college prop
erty that the street would be so
fixed.
Egmont Horn, a representative
Of the General Electric Company,
was before Council with a PROPOSE
ton for the town to handle that
company's meters and transform
ers. 1t was decided to enter into
a contract with the General Elec-
trio Company for what supplies
are needed along that line.
The report of the treasurer
showed the receipts during Sep
tember, including the balance on
hand at the previous meeting to be
$3,22S.SO. The disbursements dur
ing the month amounted to $2,O63.
80. Bills of the street committee
amounting to $1,O1723 and the
water and light committee amount
ing to $672.53 were ordered to be
paid.
A contract from the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad relative to the
laying of cast iron sewer pipes un-
der the tracks at College Avenue,
New London Road and Main street,
was referred to Council attorney
Charles B. Evans, to examine be-
fore it is signed by Council.