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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-19
FRIEDMAN TO TREAT
new YORK CHILDREN

Southampton, Feb. 19.-Dr. Fried
mann arrived here on his way to the
United States.
II expect to treat several hundred
children in New York for tuberculo-
sis." Friedman said. 'I shall also
investigate the offer of Mr.. Finlay to
pay a million dollars for a cure of
tuberculosis which will aid ninety five
per cent of its Victims
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-19
SOCIALIST MAYOR
NOT TO RUN AGAIN

Berkeley, Cal, Feb. 19.-J. Stitt
Wilson, socialist mayor of Berkeley
has refused to be candidate to sue
ceed himself. In statement he de-
clared that during his term of two
years he had been handicapped by a
hostile council and that his plans for
social betterment had been frowned
upon
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-19
MACvEAGH DEFENDS
TREASURY CIRCULAR

Washington, Feb. 19.-Personal de-
fense of Treasury Circular Number
Five" which exempts national banks
from paying interest on government
deposits, was voiced before the house
committee by Secretary of the Treas
ury MacVeagh today.
"The Importance of adequate re-
serves far transcends that of getting
little interest" said MacVeagh.
"The treasury is in the banking busi-
ness and we must be careful of our
responsibilities.
He said he opposed any plan which
would compel the national banks to
pay interest on government deposits.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-19
TO EXPLORE FAR
NORTH REGIONS

San Francisco, Feb. 19.-To sur
vey and chart the unexplored portion
of the arctic circle along the boun-
dairy and north of Banks Land, Wilh-
jelmar Stefansen, an explorer, and a
group of scientists leave here on May
l. according to an announcement.
They will remain in the far north for
three years,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-19

Mexico City, Feb. 19.-The senate
this afternoon accepted the resigna-
ton OF Madero and then considered
the selection of provisional presi-
dent.
Mexico City, Feb. 19.-It is not
known whether Diaz or Huerta will
be nominated by the senate as pro-
visional president. There was some
discussion among the members re-
garding the advisability of inviting
Huerta TO address the senate. It is
generally understood that whether
Huerta or Diaz is finally selected, De
La Barra will be the next foreign
minister.
Washington, Feb. 19.-No confir-
nation of the execution of Gustav
Madero has been received by the state
department up to a late hour this aft
,ernoon. The report is credited, how
ever, as dispatches earlier in the day
predicted he would be shot before
night.
(Staff Correspondent United Press.)
Mexico CITY. Feb. 19.-The Mexican
congress today will formally accept the
resignation of President Madero and
elect General Diaz provisional presi-
dent. Physicians will examine Ma
dero and If the plans of congress are
fulfilled he will be declared insane
and sent to an asylum for criminals
until peace is declared. Then he will
be pronounced sane and banished
from Mexico forever. Meanwhile
General Huerta will act as military
dictator. General Banquet serving as
military governor of the federal dis
trict, which includes Mexico City. The
city is comparatively quiet today.
Ell Paso, Feb. 19.-Mexican refu-
gees stated today that Governor Con-
zales of the state OF Chihuahua had
built a fort on the hill commanding
chihuahua city, centering his loyal
troops there and had proclaimed mar
tial law. He forbids the newspapers
to print anything about the Mexico
City situation and has stopped train
service from the north. Anti-Ameri-
can feeling in Chihuahua Is growing.
Ell Paso. Feb. 19.-Private dispatch
es say that Gustav Maderoe brother of
the deposed president was executed
at Mexico City by order of Diaz. The
report is unconfirmed.
Vera Cruz, Feb. 19.-Hundreds of
American refugees here cancelled
their bookings for passage to the
United States when 1t was learned
that Madero was deposed.
Galveston, Feb. 19.-Private mes
sages declare that Gustav Madero
was executed in Mexico City by order
of General Huerta.
Mexico City, Feb. 19.-Correspond-
ents for the press associations and
newspapers all over the world plead
ed vaiply with officials of the Mex
ican Gable company to permite an ad-
equate description of the scene in the
capital during the ten days battle be
sent out. The officials refused.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-19
EDITOR WHO LlBElED
KING COMES TO U. S,

New York, Feb. 19.-Edward My
Illus, the British editor who served a
Jail sentence for libeling King George
was permitted to enter the United
States by Federal Judge Noyes
Noyes ruled the offense did not in
volve moral turpitude and that the
editor could not be classed as an un-
desirable citizen.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-19
FIRE DESTROYS ICE
PLANT AT OAKLAND

Oakland, Feb. 19.-Fire de-
stroyed the plant of the Union
ice company today. For time
it threatened the destruction of
Chinatown, but was confined to
, one block. The plant of the ice
company was wrecked. No lives
, were lost, but the damage is
, high.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-19
INDICTMENTS EXPECTED AGAINST
OFFICIALS OF WESTERN FUEL CO.
ON CHARGES OF A CONSPIRACY

this afternoon by the federal grand
jury. Shortly before noon the jury,
which made the probe, reported 1t
would be ready to formally report at
2 o'clock. The maximum penalty n
the charge against the officials is two
years Imprisonment and ten thou
sand dollar fines or both.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-19
UNEMPLOYED INDIANS
STARVING TO DEATH

Valdez, Alaska, Feb. 19.-Indians in
the Tatitlek are starving because the
Ellamar mine has changed from wood
to oil for fuel. Members of this tribe
relied entirely on what they made by
carrying wood to the mine. Aid has
been asked from Washington.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-19
THREATENED WAR IS
BELIEVED AVERTED

Paris, Feb. LIT Is believed that
the threatened conflict between Bull
garia and Roumania over the rectifi-
cation of the frontiers has been avert
ed. both sides having agree to media
tion by the powers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-19

San Francisco, Feb. 19.-Criminal
indictments against officials of the
Western Fuel company, the coast
branch of the coal trust, for alleged
conspiracy to defraud the government
by manipulating rebates on coal ship
ments, are expected to be returned
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-19
AADERO IS FORGED To RESIGN; D|AZ WILL SUCCEED HIM
GEN, HUERTA WILL Be MILITARY
DICTATOR Of MEXICAN REPUBLIC
BILL WOULD SUBJECT
LANDS TO ENTRY

Washington, Feb. 19.-By the
terms of bill introduced in the
senate by Chamberlain, all lands
in Oregon which have been
withdrawn or classified as oil
lands will be subject to entry
under the homestead or desert
land laws.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-19
Carmen Strike Ends.

Kansas City, Mo-, Feb. 19.-The
strike called in September. 1911. in
volving 100 carmen employed on the
Missouri Kansas and Texas railroad
came to an end at noon yesterday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-19
.BRANDEIS SLATED
FOR new CABINET

Boston, Feb. 19.-Brandeis will be
secretary of commerce and labor in
Wilson's cabinet If the Boston Post
is to be believed. The Post made an
announcement on what it claims is
undoubted authority.
Trenton, Feb. 19.-Wilson declined
to discuss the Brandeis report. He
said: "Of course the Boston papers
have no authority for the informa-
ton"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-19
Rig Loss i'm Fire.

North Yakima, Feb. 19.-An explo-
sion in w. o. Brawbury's bookstore
caused a fire that resulted in a loss
of s45,0O0 to himself. the Richard
Bayne Cloak House, John Otter. gro
Ger, and A. B. Pearson, variety store.
Damage to the building was 10000.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-19
TAFT'S VETO is
UPHELD IN HOUSE

Washington, Feb. 19.-The house
refused to override President Taft's
veto of the Dillingham; Burnett immi-
grafton bill today. The senate yes
terday vted to enact the measure over
the veto.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-19

Occasionally young man marries a
girl to reform her-thinking he can
break her of the habit of pointing out
every ice cream and oyster sign she
lSeeS.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-19
Physicians Will Probably Have Mad
ero Sent to Asylum Until After
Peace is Restored.
CITY REPORTED QUIET

Brother of Deposed President Is Re-
ported to Heve Been Executed by
Order of Diaz-Strict Censorship Is
Maintained Over All News From
Mexico City.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-19

Washington, Feb 19.-The after
math of the terrific struggle between
Madero and Diaz for control of the
government, which the state depart
ment said will be far more dangerous
than the actual struggle, has begun.
Secretary Knox is closely watching
Generals Orozco, Salazar, Gomez and
Zapata, revolutionary leaders who are
reported to be opposed to Huerta and
Diaz. If either remains long at the
head of the government it is regarded
as certain that new revolution will
terrorize the nation. The new regime
will not be recognized unless Presi-
dent Taft is assured of its stability
and its ability to insure peace and
protect foreigners.
1t is not believed probable here that
the new government will restore nor
nal conditions before the Inauguration
of Wilson. Meanwhile the vigilance
of the state department win not be
relaxed and the military and naval
situation will remain unchanged.
Washington, Feb. 19.-General
Huerta, head of the provisional gov
ernment, wired President Taft the fol-
lowing today: 'T have the honor to in
form you of the overthrow of this
government. The forces are with me
and from now on peace and prosper
ity will reign throughout this repub-
lic."
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-19
STATE DEPARTMENT EXPECTS TO
SEE NEW REVOLUTION STARTED
LEADERS OPPOSED TO HUERTA AND
DIAz ARE UNEASY AND OUTBREAK
MAY COME AT ALMOST ANY Time

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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-19

Mexico City, Feb. 19.-The senate
this afternoon accepted the resigna-
ton of Madero and then considered
the selection OF a provisional presi-
dent.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-19

TO ADVERTISERS
The East 0regonian has
the largest paid circulation
OF any paper In Oregon, east
Of Portland and nearly
twice the circulation In
Pendleton Of any other
newspaper.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12

Seoer Staao, ser fir 6us allge-
meme Mobl ON belten lit, lit ein eb-
r%entpertber Stan6, lit bon @ott ge-
mont! .SSn ieoem llbrtperf gibt es
groBe un0 flen1e &aoer, aber eth je=
bes lit 5nm @an5en unentbebrlid.
Mebnlid perbalt es iid nit oen eit=
selnen St4noen. Sober Stal1o bat iei=
ne 2alt, uno Ser b0bere in Ser &egel
ste gr0Bere; 8ergesipiben ntn1mt
stl1rmt, &alte nn0 unmetter mebr
NIT, als geidmbte Sbaler. y +
Gin ieoer Stan6 Ser @elt lit gut,
Wenn trel1 Elm Mann oas seine tbut.
Maalt auufmon11 ODER Sildler iein,
Sorn blaien o6er @aaten Itret'n;
ST &inlel ou, ob Sammer filbrlt
Ob SIT int Seer sic Erommel riibrIt'
Ob 8ll1men 5ieblt auf itiaem 8eet,
81 ouf ser Gee fabrlt iturmum1pebt;
Mdt bab' ouf ems, pergiBt es ni6t;
Mas on al,d) bilt> thu oeine Nfltdt!
(S. Eroian.)
So lit ieoer Stano ebrenpoa nno
a116 niibli9 fir ote A%ugemeinbett.
Nod 9riitlider M1tffaiiung tit Der
ridtiqe @to11o oes gin5elnen Ser inn
BON @ott 5ltgelpieiene Hlab I'M 2eben,
6omit er o1f oemielben neben oem IT.
oii6en 0ur6fommen fir feline etpigf
Mufgabe forge.
vgSie piel 2obn bait 9u?" fragte
&0nig 9nbpig TX. eines Cages Ell:
men &iideniungen. Scott uno &lei.
our1g!!" - LIMO ionit ni6ts?" -
v@olt 9n oenn mebr?" gab Ser gu:
rid; nnD i'm @runoe genommen ii
oas mirfli9 Ser gleide ir6iide Stor,
oeslobn fir &aiier uno 9ettler.
@lidli9 Sener, Der iid IN ieinen'
gtanoe ei11en b0iberen berotent, Del
i@eltl,ng iiber oas @rab binal1s bat
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12

balten, ionoern lie 6nr6 cine 3unab-
ME, melde ale an6eren 9eattonen
u%bertrifft, a%us5uoebnen.
@in5u5ufugen tit, bob Sic M0glt4<
felt, eine meit groBere 8epolferung
gu ernabren, nod bel 8eitem ridt
eri6opft lift. Mnitalten oa5n iino be-
reits I'M @ange. sic beiteben in Ser
&ultipierung Ser ansgeoebnten
Moorlqnbereien in Mte6er6euti6lan6.
@eit mebr 1aBt it6 ieood in 6ieier
@iniidt 0ur6 Mbi@affnng Der 5ioei=
.fommiiie uno 6ur6 3eridlagnng
ser @roBguter erreiden. @obl
itraubt ii6 bas iunferltde Clement,
oas in 8reuBen norberri6t, gegen
oieie innere @roberung uno &olont=
Iation,. aber es lit ein pergebli6er
&f. Cine %feblerbafte Defonomie
fam li6 gegen ben 3rud elmer itan<
sig mabfen6en 8epolferung bebaup=
ten.
Mnf iol6e @eiie miro 0euti6la11o
I'M ebrli6en @ettitreit amf mirtb-
|i6aftltdem @ebtet, Der ii6 naturli6
au9 a1f feline @olonien ausoebnt, fir
enc melt 5ablreidere 8ep0lferung Sic
notbigen 2ebensbeoingungen i6affen
f0nnen, obne bur6 &rieg ODER 9an-
oerraub irgeno elmer Station mebe gu
tbnn.
Sic G%roberungen bes 9eutihen
Mei9es unter Ser Gegierung ieineS
5rieoensfaiiers, urter 6em S6nbe
eines getpaltigen &riegsbeeres, iino
frieoli9er Natur nn6 bon gr0berem
Segen fir 2ano un6 golf mie ote
reid1ten &aub= nno 8eute5iige nnter
glutpergieben uno @ergepaltigung.
Gle 0eutiden grfolge un6 grrltngen=
fhnften Ser Ieeten S%abr5ebnte ii11o
@roberl1rgeh 6te Der 6eutide @eiif,
otutide Snteuigen5 uno oeuti6e Mus<
bauer inter itrengiter @abrung 6e5
al1Beren 6rie6ens gemodt baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12
Grobernm9em int Trieoem

Srokoem 6as Denti6e &ei6 it9
in oen idmierigiten uno Dermideliten
politiiben 2agen ltets a1s Elm Sort
oes 6rieoens ermies, an Dem Die mtl=
Ben @ogen oes &riegeS uno 6es Sol
fer5miites mabtlos abprallten, mer-
ben linn 6o9 bon pielen Seiten Gro
berungsgeliiite 5ugei@oben. IS mag
oies @eri9t gum Gbeil IN Ser aber=
maligen @eritdrfung Ser obnebtn ge=
maltigen militarii6en Ma6t 6es &ai'
lerrei6es b%egriin6et fem. ga, man
gebt in geniiien @reiien jogar iomeit,
5n bebauptenL 6ab fir Geuti6lano
Elm 2a1e6ererperb 6ur6 @roberung
n%nbeoingt notbig lei, nm BEN l1eber-
ibnB ieiner 8ep0lferung unterbrin-
gen gu f0nner. 2eute, 6ie 10 oelr-
fen, lino aber entI6ieoen auf benz
&ol5mege. 9eutidlano ma6t mobl
Groberungen, ie6o@ anf frteoli@em
Mege our6 inteniipe Musnubnng Ser
&11lturfortidritte.
6riiber rollbte mat Meniben, 1tm
5toaten 51 bep0lfern, ODER mat1 ral1b-
te Sen 8o6en nit ben Menf@en. Mfit
Der 8erpoufommrn1ng Der 8erfebrs-
n1ittel trat an5tene Ser @robernng Die
Remembering. De11ti@Iano bat
6nrd oieie in friberen Sabren fdme>
re @erluite erlitten. Sc febte benz
ober einen 9amm entgeger, tt1oett
es in raitloier Sriebensarbet onr9
Ginflbrung elmer inteniipen &11ltl1r
gldn5enoe Groberungen anf allen Sc
bieten. iotpobl in Der 2anbmtrtbi9aft
tpie I'M &anbeI l1n6 Snonitrie mod
tie, l1,1b auf 6ieie @eiie ieiner 6i6ten
8ebolfernng before 2ebensbeoingln<
gen idaffte. SIN @ergleid gu attoe-,
rem Motionen lit 0eutfh1ano idon
felt Sabren iberb0lfert. Eroboem lit
es Der Megterl1ng infolge Der Grobe-
rltngert urb Gortibritte auf uirtb-
.Idaftli9em @ebiete gell1ngerl nidt
bios feire Bep6Ifer11t1e i'm 2anoe al
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12

ieinen Yaiiagiere1 gemiliermaben ei-
men neuen Mniturm auf oie Metn11ng
uno Stimmung Der Senatore11. Sic
@ote!!5 ji1to iiberfuM NIT @aiten aus
allell Ibeilen Ser 8ereinigten 9taa=
ten, nit Mtannern, melbe perionli6
uno. anb f%inan5iea fabig itno, tbren
SauSlpirlb auS5nfanfen, penn oas
milniue1smertb erl6ei1t."
9b1e :3meifel mar 8raiioent @il-
icllHim Ned)t nit ieiner grtldrung:
Sos @ogf ion sic auBeroroentlide
9es;,lflniiung fenmen lernen, mel6e
colt Scr 2obbD gelten6 gemadt miro,
1,lll aeipiiie Menoerungen in Ser ga
ritnil besbei5ufiibren," nno ~&alb-
i'letpn fat ielten cine iol9 5ablrei6e,
io Matiee un6 binterliittge 2obbp ge<
llhsn," 1tn6 SIS lit BON groBem Nad-
tbel fir oas 9a1lo, oaB oas @olf als
iol9es feine 2obbp bat uno ltimmen=
los in oieier Mngelegenbeit lit, mab-
reno bon getpiiier Settle aueS getban
miro, UNI cine fiiultlide 0ffentli6e
4ielnutlg gu i6affen uno Die Snterei=
len 0es 8oltes our6 sic eigenen Son=
oerintereiien gu nnter0riden," uno
uess lift notbig, bob oas @olf bon oie-
fen Ma9inationen &enntniB erbalt,
neil MIR sic mabre 0ffentli@e Mei=
nu1tg 6enielben erfolgrei6 ertgegen=
trcten fan1.
l1eber Die MeuBerung 8ilionS be-
5iigli6 ser 2obbp mag mlan 5nna6lt
er1taunt gemelen iein, man mag ru-
fig 5ugelteben> oaB ME in Ser ameri=
faniiden @ei9idte eine abnli6e ST.
tlaruag ieitenS oes @%rdiioenten Der
G~ereinigten gtaaten abgegeben tpnr-
oe God sic 3eiten baben ii4 gent
oert. Mir leben in elmer 3eit, 90 Dos
ss,olf lebbafteres SS1tereiie an ser &e=
yierungstbatigfeit nimmt. @ilion
t6afs eooarum mobl bara1, 6aB er bie
Seffentli9feit auf sic lonoerbaren
3nltan6e oufmerfiam madte, melde
sic UNDERWOOD Sill beeinflulien. Sic
u2obbp" lit uberraidt tporoen, nno
ielblt ser genat fublt itd getroffen
nno nimn1t sic @eranlaiiung 5u ei-
rer &larung ser Mngelegenbeit. @il=
ion aber bertrart nit &e6t, 6ab Inn
Ii6 ielbit gu f9uben, un6 nm Dem
@edte @eltung 5u beri6affenL Die
6ludt in sic Oeffentlt6feit Ser be-
it, @eg fir i'm mar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12

Sen Mrn1en oie @abe gu reiben, lon-
bern audrrm oas Seelenbeil Ser Sir
men belorgt gu iein on.b Grntabn-
ul1g uuo 8elebrung. Ser Graf iprab
nit iolder Miarme, oaB mir iein @nf<
tretcn belte nod lebbaft I'M @eoaht<
niB geblieben lit. Niemano bon lns
miro Iagen molleu, mas &aitl iagte:
Bin id oenn ser Sitter meines yru-
bers?" @e1pib lino pir Sitter unierer
8riioer, audi Ser seelen; oesbalb
mi1ien mir fir ibr 5eele1lbeil iorgelt.
l1no menm Sic MIDI fragen: 8ie
oe11n? oan1 iage id Sblen: 9tldt
our9 langes Moralifteren, ioroertt
ollrd] ireunolide grmunterung nno
grma1tbiglll1g. @S fommt MIR bararf
au, Oh oas Mort aus 6e1n Screen ges
lit, Damn finbet es aub iet4
men Ort.
Sd m04te b%eio1t6ers auf einen
Yunft al1f merflum MAIDEN, ser bel1ti=
gen Gags bon 10 groBer 8eoeutung
lit. 5bauen sic nod Ser 2eftiire, Die
in Sen 1amilien gepflegt miro i6ou-
EN- Sic nad) sen 3eitungen uno 3eit
ldriften, Sic % gebalten peroen.
@enn Sic oas tbun, Damn arbeiten iie
Sem gr0bten &rebsibaoen nnierer
3eit entgegen; e5 lit nidt 81 iagen,
mel9er sdunb beute anb IN Sic
Suno oe5 flei1ten Mal1nes geipielt
miro, 8iiber, 3eitungen unD 3eit=
id)riften, sic Sen @laubel1 nnb 6te
Site nntergraben. Menn mir 90 bel
fen uno eingreifen, Damn errt6ten
mir cine Shubtpebr, 6ie mebr lpertb
lit als- Elm Mmoien: Damn pergeiien
Sic nibt, fir Sbre &flegebefoblenen
gu beten. @enn sic @eiud MAIDEN
mo1len, boiren sic porber: Die FL. Wei=
1e un6 bitten Sic @ott, Sbnen 6as
re6te Mort ol1f oie 3unge 81 legen.
a0nnen Sic leid)t-oie III. Meife borer
uno 10 otl Segen @ottes bolen> Damn
beten Sic Elm Mpe Maria, 6aB Mario
3bren 8eiuh iegnen moge, nno iei=
cit Sic iiber5eugt, baB Ste BET Der
Nusfiibrl1ng bes 8eil1des 6en 5eger
@ottes ipiiren mer6en. @erm Sic 10
merftbdtige Wd6itenliebe iiben, bann
iiben sic mabren @ottes6tenit, Damn
lit Sbre 9bdtigfeit fir Sic ielbit Ell
ne 0lteue unermeBli6en SegenS, mie
Elm @eiliger iagt, Elm @6irm oes
@1aubens> ein 8oumerf Ser &off=
nung, Elm 8rennpunft ser 2iebe unb
Elm gnd6tges @eridt 0eiien, Ser ge-
lagt bot: geltg itno sic 8armber5i=
gen, oenn iie meroen 8armber5igfett
erlangen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12
0erfeblte M,teri eaniii:
tum9.

SS1 jenen &reiien uniereS 2anoes,
IN 6enen n1an it9 ernltli6 nit Der
6rage Ser Miiimilotion ser @inge-
tpa1oertet, ais einem Sroblem bon
beoeutenoer Eragtpette, abgibt, per-
tritt man 6ie Anii6t, oab es mebr
als miinidenstpertb, oaB es I'M Sit
tereiie Ser M~a9fommenidaft Ser @in=
getpanoerten mie oes @olfsga15en
notbtpenoig iei, 6aB oiele, paS tie
BON ibren 8atern ererbt an ebtem
al1lturgiitern nno 8iloungmomelt<
ten, betpabren un6 feltbalten mogen.
S,1 oieier grfenntniB, idreibt oie
uMmerifa," tritt Dor Auem etne Ser
neinl1ng Ser unbiitorii6en, Dos &C.
moroene faum IN Mnidlag .bringen6e
rationaliitiide &ni6a1lng 6es Men-
iden uno Der @eieai6aft gu Gage.
8enn man in inherent 2an6e ben
gi1gemanoerten 8umutbete in friibe-
rem 3eiten, au6 ielblt in fatbolii@en
&reiien Dob ite moglibit rai@ ii4
ua11erifaniitren" iollten, u11ter boil
tiger 1rangabe aller iberlieferten,
p0lfiiden gigenarten, @ebraude,
Spra9e, etc., 10 entipra@ oas Der
unbiltoriiben Denfart 6es is. Sobr=
bunoerts nno Der armaBli@en an'
idau1ng ser decentralization &nffla-
ru1pg. 8ie sic 5ocialpbiloiopbie ie-
mes 3eitalters oie Meinung aus
lpro4, 6aB Biz 6abin Elm 9unfel ge-
berri9t, in benz sic @eni6en, ieoer
2eitnng bar, berumtappten, Biz Die
Mufflarung ibnen BEN @eg oes Sells
beIeudtet nro gemieien babe, 10 lebte
sic offentlide Meinl1ng unieres 2a1t-
oes IN Dem @abne, .6ab mir pie tein
8olf nn6 feline @eieqi6aft Dor nns
pernunftmdBig Sen 5taat organiiirt
u16 ale 8e6ingutrgen meni6lt9er
1batigfeit geor6net batten.
Ser @intpanoerer iollte it@ ben 10
gel6offenen @erbaltniiien u%nbeotngt
uno boaig anpaiien. @S purbe gar
ni9t in 8etra@t ge5ogen, Oh er babel
pertbpolle etbniide gigenidaften ein-
buBte. gb%eniopenig, 6aB er iolde 5u
DEM meroenoen dt1erifanii6en8olfs
tbune beitragen tonne, poriiber man
iid BEL Dem Mangel elmer realiitii6en
8etra6tungspeiie 6es biitorii6en Sc
be11s nidt mmnbern 6arf. Sellte oerft
man aroers; uno tpeiI man 3n rid-
ltigeren Mnibauungen gelangt 1T be-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12
@tme 9lnipra1e oes @rd
bii6ofs bon &6lm.

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febr 6es @ebnrtstages bon Jr1eortd)
Ssanan1, 6es @%rinbers 6eS Beret1ts
bonn FL. @incen5 bon Saul, IN &oln
ant gonntag, SEN 81. @pril> bielt ser
bo6m'1te &err @r5biidof Or. 5elir
BON &artmonn in ser groBen Seitper=
1ammlung cine Mnipra6e> morin er
nod fur6er palienoer ginleitlng SOL
genoes iagte::
Sd babe aus ser 8eri6teritat=
t1ng nit Breuoen geb0rt> miepiel @n=
tes irn Gincen5<8erein getban miro,
n5eld rei11en gegen. Sic @itglieoer
ser Gineen5=&onfere15en onrb Die
Mnsiibung barmber5iger Naf)itenlie=
be perbreitet baben. 8aS mir aber
am meilten gefalen fat an ser 8e-
ri@ter1tattung, 6as lit Der flare Mns-
ipru@, 6aB Dor allem sic 2iebe nno
oaS &er3 es iin6, Die Dem Sincen5=
Berein perbleiben miiiien.
Dos Ser5, meme Gamen nno Ser
rem, bas lit es, tpas Ser @abe tbrett
8ertb perleibt. Sic %barmber5ige 9ie=
be, oos marine Srtereiie fir oert
Nadlten, 6os lit eS, mas Sen Mrmen
erfreut. @enn Ser Mrme fiiblt, oaB
ste @obe, sic bargerei6t nitro, nit
mariner 2iebe geipenoet miro, oan11
lit 1ie elm Baliam, ser bas, Ser5 BELT,
6en Summer itint nn6 6ie Sbrane IN
oas Muge Iodt. @ie i0bnt oann oen
Mrmen aus nit Ser barten Gage, IN
ser er li6 befin6et, ite baut 6ie Bride
3piiden Mrm nno &etd, oampft nno
lin6ert sen @ron in Ser 8rult Der
Minoergeitellten, ben er piellet6t ge<
qen SER 8eiiergeiteuten bat. Sic mol=
len a1e ni6t BLOB @erfe Ser leiblt-
den 8armber5igfeit iiben, fie tpollen
oud fir bic Seele Iorgen, tpollen ben
&lerus unteritiiben in Ser Mnsiibnng
Ser Md6ltenliebe un6 Ser Seeliorge.
8ued 6es 8incen5-gereins tit, Die Gr-
men in ibren &duiern auf3uiu6en
5uglei6 ober au@ geiitigen Croft gu
ipen6en; 6enn Der Meni4 lebt nibt
allein bonn 8ro6e, fonoern bon ieoem
Worte, bas aus benz M11n6e @otteS
fommt.
sd BIN in inngen Sabren Mitglteo
ser oeut1den Bincen3=8onferen5 tn
ss3om g%etpeien. Da erinnere i'd mild
aus elmer 5ibmng elmer Scer1e, Die
mir nnpergeBlt6 1T. gs erbob ii6 Elm
iltnger, bnperiiher gbelmann nnb.
Iegte Ben Ronferen3mitglteoern an's
@er5, id nidt oamit ST. begniigen