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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
Kinder Schreien
MACH FlETCHER'S
ITO RIA
Ser 8eridt 6es Tadrnanmes 6errrt

YET Vttlu)I ues OlQtltuHHtS YelFH
Stltnrt 81. Curtis an SOS Sdyll=
nnter( 1dungsfomitee ser Sto6t Seem
Sort iiber ieine @rbebunge1t be5igli6
oes &ebenunterridts in SEN Sortigen
gda1len lift ein b6ier SdGag fir Sic
amerifaniide Gitelfeit I'M augemetnen
l1tb uniere Matibiiten I'M b%eion0epm.
@em Curtis beridtet, 6uB Ole &ituoer
fremgeborener @ltern 6urdgeben6s
idoneuer inns ridtiger rednen, als 6ie
&inoer eitgeborener @ltern, a1n6 Bob
Ole 9ebtenen nl1r 6um ibareller gu Ell
1rem &eiultat famen, tpe11n e5 iid I'M
@emailtiig11g BON @edenaufgaben ban>
Selte, heren 20iung abitraftes Gent
fen erfcr0erte, neil ibnen bier sic
groBere @ertrautbeit nit ser 2an1eS=
ipnade 5%ul1atten fam. @enn sic &in=
Ser eingetpatu6erter @ltern, nanent=
lib in Sen b0beren &laiien, nit ser
9an0eslpru6e meniger bertralt fins,
als sic @ingebonenen, 10 lit das nidt
ibre Sdulb, Ion6ern Sdallo 6es unot1<
geIboften Spradntnterridts, SEN tie
erfolten. @as uber iage,1 sic @irman=
6erungsfein6e 5u ienem &eiultat?
@ie itebt es iebt I'M ubre 8ebauptung,
oaB infolge ser @intpanoeruttg 5aS
nmenifaniide @plf 5egeneriere?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27

often ieben, 6ie niidt tpiiien, lporauf
lie ibpe SJiibe fifteen iolJen: berlabt
eu9 muf 6e Mrme 6es NapItes, Ole.
Betersarme fins, mas fiirdtet ibr nun
nod?.
SSl11 britten Gpflus 1es vSegfeuers"
iude1r Dante ul10 @irgil 1tab einem
Nlesgangspunft: oa trifft iie elm 2idt-
ltrabl, uno nl1s bieiem, Elm 8ort, oas
ite ,m oes 8iel fiibrt. @er lit I'M 2idt,
elm gngel, Ser ltngebeten ii9 in iuber
8nmbersigteit CUR @%erfiigurpg itent.
l1nb Ser Didter, ser oielen @nguB
freilpilliger Glitter tpabrnimnt, Der
gleidt ibm NIT 5e1n @erbalten Don
0emienigen, Der, menneIeid er sic
Motb ltebt, 3o6 nidt fofort gu &iilfe
eilt, ion6ern 1partet, Bis er gebeten
miro. Mab @riifung 6es &eraens faclt
ser Nidter ELM erniteS urtbeil iiber
Sen, Ser rbosbufterepeiie idDon gum
9elrg1err" bereit lift. limo ib penoe
Sen 3nntcid)en &ers al,f sic an, sic
sum- groben Sdmer5e 6es 81. Saters,
feline @oridriften fritiiiren, a1mo Die
init 5em Mifrometer m1smeii er1, mie
melt man ib1ten 81 gebord)en batte,
lno Sic sic @orte 0es &apites 5erle-
gen, lln 51 priife1r, Of er Sic @ren-
gen e~itpgebolten bat p6er iiberi6ritten
atno 1T ein &eid i%bergeganger lit
inns 6arin befieblt, 6as nidt iein lit,
6ie 6uS einfaltige inns refine @ort
niht nit einfadem Gimme leien, ion
bern es NIT bielleidt gelebrten Mb=
'bnn6lungen interpretieren un6 ber=
wideln, sic iider midt beidyei6en mn6
ergeben iin6, mos iie Dor oMen Dinge1
iein miiBten. . in tpie bieIen SdQe1r
IT 5ieier Dantei6e @ers Elm toitbarer
9enter> ser sic Seele als nidt md=
uu,6 5ltm @eborlam geneigt
oeigt, 1on6ern idon ubo%sboterueile
gum 9elpgten bereit."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
6elNdft$uberndbn1e.

Nab Nebernabme 6es bon 6. g. Gong an ct. @ermaiuz
frabe %gefibrten ubrma4erseiddfts e%mpiieblt iib Inter
3ei6aeter einen1 9eebrten &ublitum bon ct. CLOUD uno
Der groben %l1m9e9eno 9e9en oaS &eripreben, allen Sum
ben in beitm09li@er @eile gr0Bte 8ufrieoenbeit gu seben.
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Cute @elesenbeit.

ginem yei6aftseifrigen Manae in
Seem Yier5, Miirn., ,a11 Ger giieubabnt
1tation gum 8etrieb zines Sdmie0e=
geidafts, Mebgergeiddfts, 2umber<
Darb uno Sarmmaldinengel6dfts GUT
tie @elegenfeit gebotem. Seem 8ier5
Iiegt in elmer gut bep0lferten @egeno
un6 biI0et 6as Centrum zines groBen
Gerritoriltms, in 6em quite 1lnb 1pobl=
9aben5e Sormer tpobnen. Seem Gier5
fat bis jett 5mei @eidaftsbauier,
amei Sdunfgeldy6fte u10 ein Sote1.
@egen Naberem menbe man ii6 an
Subn Sdmulfe,
8udman, Mi1tn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
CARDINAL Mami aber
Den Yapf.

Cardinal Mnffi bon Hiia bat Sen
9fuf zines Der ~gelebrteiten &irderfur=
1ten in SSaHplielr, ser au9 NIT alien gro
ben g11lturf tr0mu1gen unlerer 3eit in
TIER ltdnoniBboller Siiblung itebt. Sein
b~iesi1briger Inlten=@irten5rief beban=
oft ser 8apIt, uno 5tpar TT groB5igt=
oer u1to PATHFINDER @eile. 8ir entnebr
met 0iefer tirdLiden &l1nogebatng oie
iyal1ptladAititen Stelle:
Cardinal Msaffi 5egt, mie ser @apit
inn SdJpottfen ser menidlid)en 9ebr=
id0te sic 1tdtr6ige Qleelle ser g0ttli6en
@abrbeit 1T, Ser ermadtigte Meilter,
Ser SEN Settler ber6ammt l1no Ole
IIan1nm 6es @laubens ltnbefGeM un5
iaudne16 eriN1lt. Cine 2eftlre, Ole
ib immer aenen rafben m0dtte, oie 1tfy
Inn &Ia1tben auf5uri@ten miimiden,
l1lao Sic id oft pflege, lit Sic @eidatdh@te
Der Dogaueu. IS geuatben leidt ent<
gegengeieebe Ooftriren oreinarroer,
Die ni# felten bei6e falih iin6, Don
be1pett Die erte aus nebermnB OF Offer
Scr un6eren einen 5ebler bortDirff."
Ser CARDINAL fdbrt 3atm 5arntt
fort, SIT aetget, mie ser Bnpit ie6eraett
Der Sda1t 1suo 5dil6 auer 8e6rudfhderr
par, ser Mathgeber bon Guriten atn1
B0lfern, tit sen idtpierigen Mu,gen-
bli6en, lit 0e,,en Sic leben6igften ST.
tere1Ien Der Heligiot1:a 1n6 ser cipiliiir=
ten Nationet arf Sem Gpiele itan6en,
a1rr6 1nber erinnert er u11 6te ltnglii&<
libe @effdd3tGte Don Snge1rborg, 1pelde
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27

@enn bas &a,,s ant z. Mpril 51-
iammentritt, mer6et bier politii9e
@r,tppen barin b~ertreten lein: &epub=
ltfaner, Demofraten, 8rogreiiibe
@ooiepeltbaner) uno forti9rittlide
@epublitta1rer (9afolleti5ten). Die
@ooieoeltianer, sic 5tuatSig Mar1
itaf iin6, mer6en iih ntdt ntn re-
pl1blitaniidet .&n1fl1s betbeiligen.
@oraus gedlo1ien tpir6, sob iie init
Sen Demofraten ~auiammengeben tperz
Den, 5ie itbrigeus Ole l1nteritiibnng
infolge liner acknowledgement Maiort=
tit ttdt bra11den.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
Gr hattie aenua 4erste.

81 batte gen,tg Ner5te. SD bate
fiiarf Mer3te in bier Motaten," idreibt
@err Soiepb 8ra1dner Don Mmberit,
@ebr. SD mar frudtbar fbtpah,
NIT &opfdmer3en gep1agt unb fon1rte
nidt idlafen. Mls nidts bafen mol1-
te, entidloB i) midi SEN Mlpenfrd1t-
ter 51 oeriud)ear, lnno nod1em i4 ,peutr
6laiden gereommen batte, mar ib ge-
ia116 l111o tmitar0e, mine Mrben pie.
ser 5u t6un."
Gin Snbr ipdter muroe meir
.Strpager frant. Mad)oem i'm sic
Mer5te ied,s Monate lang bebonbeh
batterr, iagte Tie, lie f0nnten ntdts
fir ibn tba1n, oenn er bobe sic
Sdmin0il1bt. Sd rietb ibm, sem Ml-
%penfrallter 5u Der lrben, aber auerit
mollte er nidt; er bdtte iett ldon ge-
mug @elo al1sgegeben, iagte ct.
tSdliebli6 entidyIob er, fid gu ienem
gerir1d}. @r batte feds 61oiden ge-
brandt, ols er mieoer geinr1 NOR.
inns lit ieitber itets tpob ge1peien. Gas
1par Dor fiinf Sobren."
@enn alles oroere perlagt, 6ara,
braltdt 5orni's Alpenfrdl1ter. Mber
marl1m 10 la1t9e marten? @arlm i'm
ni&f gleib int Mnfang gebror1den 1tno
feline mltn0enpomen @eiunobeit brir-
gp &rafte crfobren? gs lit 16tN in
Mpotbefen 5u boben. Spe5iol-Meen-
ten qiefern lin .oem 8ltblifnm. @at
ideibe on 81. $eter Gabrnep & Cons
60, 1876 60. &opne Ape.. @bioa-
go, So.
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Cine Grfalt,tng, So @rippe, banr1
Qnnaenentaiin6Mna

1T 5u baufig Sic fatale Golge. So
Grippe Sniten itbt felt, idapadM oas
|sp1teu uno perringert ben gum 9ebe11
Wioerioan6. St.. IS. Collins,
8p1tneiiter bon 8ornegat, g. S,
logt: vS6 lit mt eirem ihlimmer1
|0a Grippe @niten, meldber MIDI boil
ltanoig erIbopfte. Bolep'S &oneD aro
Gar COMPOUND itellte balo Die &niten-
fallp Dol1tG1oig. Ct farr tridt iiber.
troffen mer0en. Molitor Drug. 80.
--Mr5eige.
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9anfiagmng.

, Muen, oie uns udibreno Ser &ranf=
'beit unIeres unbergeBliden Gotten
Baters biilfreib our Settle pa=
rem urb linn 6aoa1rh Groit gepa66rtten,
tpie ou4 allen, sic iib on leiner Be-
betbeiltgten l1t6 ieiner See
letrlrbe int on06htiyen @ebete geoa4-
ten, lei biermit unier allfri@tiger
eritattet.
6ran Gem pd ,tub &inber.
Melroje, ben %. Mdtr5, 1913.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27

Ser @uuperne1ir bp1 Mrfanias bat
6uS &umititiid fertig gebradt, iid an
leine1t- eigenen, Stiefelitrippen IN Sic
@obe 5u 5ieben. Ct bat 1tamlib feline
@r1pnrtung alS 5e1rator lelblt unter=
8ei@net uno lit, geitiiBt nuf 5ieies So
fllment, nod @dlbtngton obgeretit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27

Set 1889 lit Ser aunsrek jebes-
o1pal, tpenn ein neuer 8rdiioent ge=
mablt 1plur6e, 51 elmer grtraitbltng
eirbernfen 1por6e11, u1t Sen 5arif gu
reoibieren, ltno niemals lit ein Der
niiimfftiger Sarif 3uitan0e g%etonupem.
8ir rboffem," emo1i6 ettmul cine
Mltsnabme oo1t 1ieier &egel gu erie
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Gbamberlains Sablette fir Ser
itopfmng. {

Sir @eritopfu,g fins Chamber.
Iains Sablette ausgeaei9net. 9eibt
gu nebmen, milo un1 gefduig I'M Bir-
ten. @eriudt iie. 81 faltfer lei
alien Mpotbetern. - An5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27

q s''s 'saf! 81 eS. ast ,a|: sss ts s%Sst , ssss s' ~: sS %ts t af{s;
fctM. Sic beioen ~etn,elnen geitanoeile btefea Getrdnfes
'9eaia nlo 5opteu. beils.. ieoes tiir I'D bobs!, ,abrhat<
ten &ert. 10 l@er amd a~0gelnetn BON aqea antoritdten
n.lcrfamlit nitro. MemIl rtee weftanotcile alio Dcrbnils
Ben mn6 fart tcn1cntriert tint. 10 crgeben bieelben en
getrdnl, ueld . 9cia,lo ,ilo 5%utrdelit9! fir isosrman
TT. 60 RECT ben glppetit an, tptrit tute ehA stdrt,tnaa.
lnittel til,b 1T aubergep1bMltd i~pobltItig NIB fdrielo
fiji RiilSer unb bie beranuadfe.os 9useilo.. chen 70 III
60 iehr fir g81dncrti,'eI, genefenoe u!o .f9,pf@ttdg
YerioMem III ernpfeblei. Sober fnltit ee It'd 10 5uberet
ten, tpte es ibrn an be1ell i6nlcdt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-16

crosby that We enjoy. We Jews have
found a home at last. But our brothers
in Russia. and in the Balkans. their pill
grimage has not yet ended. the pain Of
oppression stiN drives them on. but the
resting place, either In the United States,
Panama or South America, free from
Will be found for them all.
Merited Right to Live.
There have been times in Jewish his
tory when Providence seemed woefully
absent. and when q thanksgiving seemed
utterly out Of place. Nevertheless, the
Jew always remembered his Succoth, and
always contributed to the harvest. for it
was his desire to return to the soil In the
measure that it gave to him, The Jew
was let to live. and ever did he try to
merit the right to live.
''The Jew to-day is In every business q
force for production. From the Roths-
childs of Germany. England and France,
the department store owners. manufac-
turers. nnanciers. This Ia the era Of our
economic worth 1t was the Jew, Karl
Marx, who fathered international social.
ism. II was the Jew. Simeon Singer,
preacher and teacher. who conservativeiy
started reform synagogue movement In
England: the Jew. Aaron Bernstein. who,
as author and reformer. brought political
enlightenment to Germany; the Jew. Fer
dinand Lassaile. who founded the social
democratic movement In Germany"
Referring to the Jew In agriculture,
the speaker said:
I'm the west $4,000 Jews have taken
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-16

Protest against the alleged defama-
ton of the principles of the, Jewish re-
ligion at Kief, Russia, through the
ritual murder trial of Mendel Beiliss,
the Russian Jew, in behalf Of the
American people will be asked Of Con-
gress by Representative SABBATH OF I'LL
nois, according to an announcement
made by him today: The Illinois repre-
sentative. who represents a constitu-
ency largely composed of Russian Jews
in Chicago, also will ask Congress to
request Of Secretary of State Bryan Inn
mediate representations or protests 70
the cars government in behalf Of the
United States Mr.. Sabath's resolution
will. be introduced within the next few
days. He today began. the preparation
of the measure. on his return to this
city from Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-16
LAUREL RACING ENTRIES.
- -
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LAUREL RACE TRACK, Nd, October
ls--Racing entries for tomorrow fol.
iows
First race, for all ages which have
not won more than one race; six FUR
longs. j. I,tlIis. 80; Sherlock Holmes,
rs: Spearhead, log; Votes, IFS; John
p. Nixon. log; Silent Pilot. Toe; Under
cover, SO; Gen. Ben Lodi. Ill: Fathom,
FOG: Monmouth, liz; Autumn, 115; La
SaiDrelia, los; Petelus. las: Colby. 115.
Second race. three-y ear-olds and up;
sailing; one mile-Springmaid, 10l; cdr.
r. L. Swarenger. 107; Towton Field,
ITO; Lord Elan. 107; Schaller. I04:
marion, 1o4; Superstition. 11s: Judge
Walter. lot: Little Jupiter. Sc; Frog.
1o2; L. NJ Eckert, 107; Star Gift, 107;
Mollie S.. liz; Veneta Strome, 107;
Vested Rights. io1; Metis, 1o7; Ralph
Third race. two-year-olds; handicap;
i've and one-half furlongs--Crosspun
1oS; Addie NJ. l0s; Surprising. III:
Roamer. ia; Gamer. 1885,. Valkyrie
Fourth race. for all ages: selling: handi-
cap; one and one-sixteenth miles-Yellow
Eyes. 10c; Sepulveda, 100; Working Lad.
ia: Eloro. los; John Reardon. liz; Elwah,
Fifth race. two-year-olds; selling; six
furiings-sElmahdi, i05; Hehest. lO4: Col
ers. 100; sLouise Travers. los; sPolly H..
100: Lambs Tail, los; Lady Grant, no;
MARY Warren. 90; Tom Hancock. 1O4;
lAnnie D.. 107; sThe Urchin. los; Flask.
107; Redpath, no.
Sixth race. three-year-ol1s and upward;
maiden: selling; six furlongs-Fadoodle
1W: Surpass. lO7: Ford Mai, 1O7; Reno,
lot: capt. links. 102: Brynavia. 1O7;
Margerun. 1O7; 'Hermis, Jr.. 10c: Rock
.,sh. fO7; Melville, 1O7; Arclighter. LOT;
Turkey In the Straw, no
Weather clear; track fast.
apprentice allowance claimed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-16

up farming. in our American univer-
stiles ESQ Jewish young men . are
students OF scientific agriculture;
there are today eighty-flve men receiv-
ing the benefits of the National Farm
School near philadelphia. The Jew in
agriculture? You shake your head No
Yet recollect it was the pilgrim Jew,
Aaron Aaronson. who not long since
located in Palestine the wild wheat,
from which all wheat has come. It was
the pilgrim Jew. David Lubin, who
founded In Rome the first international
institute of agriculture. The Jew in
Agriculture? Why it's where he be-
longs 1t means to relieve the ghetto
life; TO take him back to where he stood
centuries ago. close to the SOL. close
to health and close to his God"
Rabbis Simon and Stern were in
charge of the ceremonies.
One of the features in conjunction
with the observance was a march
through the aisles by the 200 CHI ldren
Of the Sabbath school. The marcners
Included children Of various ages
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-16

The second service in Connection with the
harvest feast. one OF the Jewish holidays.
was held at the Eighth Street Temple to-
The Jewish holiday season will end next
Thursday -
Last evening the first service Of the
harvest feast was held. being given over
to the children OF the synagogue. Law
renee Heller delivered an address on 1.-THE
Pilgrim jew" He urged the return OF
the Jews to agricultural pursuits and
spoke OF the work which had already been
bone by them In this line.
This holy day is our harvest feast.
saiS the speaker. tho time of the year
when We give thanksgiving for al thu
wealth OF happiness, protection and gem.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-16
TO Be ASKED
TO PROTEST TO RUSSIA
---- -
Representative SABBATH vii
Act Regarding Ritual -
Murder Trial.

KIEF, Russia. October 1e.-Evidence
was given today. at the resumption Of
the trial Of Mendel Beiliss for the MUIR
der Of the boy Andrew Yushinsky, in
1911, by Vera Tcheberfck, the mother of
the murdered boys playfeilow. She de-
clared that the woman Malitsky. who
occupied a room above that OF the
Tcheberiaks. had denounced her, owing
to a long-standing quarrel.
The witness also recounted her rela-
lions with a journalist. Brazul Brus-
skevsky, who. she said. told her that
her husband would lose his position In
the post office unless he assisted in the
discovery of the murderers. Nine.
Tcheberiak swore that she was offered
xes 900 to take the guilt on her own
those making the offer saying
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-16
Funeral of Timothy L. Woodruff.

NEW YORK, October 16-Leaders OF
the progressive party and many other
prominent men yesterday attended the
funeral of Timothy L. Woodruff. former
lieutenant governor of New York. The
funeral services were held at the. resi-
dence of his sister. Mrs. Rodney Ward. in
BROOKLYN, and at the Central Congre-
gational Church. Among the honorary
palIhearers were Chauncey NJ. Depew,
Theodore Douglas Robinson. George w.
Perkins and Frank A. Munsey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-16

McDONOUGH. Ca; October l6.--Dr.
Carey A. Barron. held In jail here as
a suspect In connection with the sud-
den death last Saturday of his wife,
Mrs. Sallie l. Barron. late yesterday
wes released from custody. Analysis
by an Atlanta chemist of the stomach
Of Mrs. Barron failed to: result in the
discovery OF poison. and W. r. s. Mann.
Or. Barron's father-tn-lav. upon whose
complaint the physician had been ar
rested, at once withdrew his charges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-16
store Robbed Twice in Succession.

Complaint of two robberies committed
tao nights In. succession at the store OF
J. r. D.. Pyles, 800 Maryland avenue
northeast. was made to the police today.
Tuesday night the window was broken
and robbed and the occurrence was re-
peated last night. Canned goods were
taken from the window.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-16
Dominican Rebels Reject Peace.

sANTo DOMINGO. Dominican Republic
October 18.-Ths rebels. In Puerto Plata
refuse to accept treaty of peace. and
war operations have been resumed For.
eigners have been advised by the govern
ment to leave Puerto Plata, James NJ
sullivan, the American minister, re-
turned here yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-16
Rempants of Laces
and Nnbroideries.

Torchon Laces, edgings and in.
sertions; widths up to 8 inches;
various patterns. for trimming I'M
derwear. etc. Regular OH.
sc value. Remnant price, ZOMlC
ydrQ.
Remnants Of Corset Cover EN-
broidery and Flouncings; Is inches
wide; good assortment Of patterns;
desirable lengths. Values d.
worth Csc and gee yard. IL DC
Remnant price. ....J.. .ss.
sValenciennes Lace Insertions.
French and German meshes: full
u yards in each piece. 4 OH
Regular Csc value. Il Z3C
Reduced to. .........
All-over. Embroidered Wolfe and
Batiste; In variety of
pretty patterns. Values MR
worth up to 75c yard. ZSC
Remnant price. $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-16
NATIVES CONTROL
ON FILIPINO BOARD
President Wilson Sends to
Senate Nominations of
Five Commissioners.

A step toward the complete independ-
ence Of the Philippines, promised by
President Wilson, has been made In the
designation of Philippine commission,
with a majority membership Of Fflipinos.
The names OF the five Filipino members
were announced yesterday and the NOM
nations were sent to the Senate this aft
ernoon. The new American members
have not yet been designated
The Filipino commissioners are: Vic
torine Mapa, in charge of finance and
justice: jamie C. de veyra, Vicente
Iiustre, Vicente Singson and Rafael
Palma The latter has been member
OF the Philippine commission for five
years. and his resignation was not ac-
cepted. The others are ali new appoint
nents.
Mapa and Singson are members of the
progreeista or minority party The other
three Filipino commissioners are of the
majority or naclonalista party.
Vfctorino Mapa who Is to be secretary
OF finance and justice and member of
the commission, was born In, Calivo.
province of Capiz. Island of Panay. about
attorney at law since 1877. He has oc-
cupied the positions of register of deeds
or Iloilo, mayor Of the city OF Iloilo and
various judicial positions. He has been
IN the Philippine Islands since 1901.
Visited States in 1904.
He visited the United States In 1904 as
4 member Of the honorary board of COM
missioners to the St Louis exposition.
Jaime c. de veyra was born In the
province of Leyte in 1873. and was edu-
Gated in Manila He Is a journalist an /
has edited newspapers in Cebu. in Leyte
and In Manila. He has been governor of
the province OF Leyte and member of
the Philippine assembly from that prov
tnce.
Vicente Ilustre was born in Batangas
province. Since 1904 he has been prac-
ticing law in the city of Manila. He has
government of the Philippine Islands.
Party Leader in Assembly.
Vicente singson was born in vigan in
the province of Iiocos Sur. in the north OF
Manila: bachelor Of arts 1894. graduate of
Mtniia: bashelor OF arts 1894, gradual Of
law Of the University of Santo Tomas;
admitted to practice before the supreme
court OF the island In 1901 He is the
leader OF the progresista party In the
party.
Rafael Palma was born in Manila in
1874. During the instruction he was
connected with several newspapers. He
was admitted to the bar In 1901 and was
2 member Of the first Philippine assem-
Oily from the province of Cavite. He
was appointed member Of the Philip
pine commission In 1908.
Two members hail from the visayan
Islands. Manila and the neighbor .ng
provinces have been represented by two
members, and one member is appointed
from the Ilocano province. In the north
OF Euzot. r. = =
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Mems Heavyweight Ribbed Bal
briEgan Unde' wear: light fleeing;
shirts and drawers to
match. Abbott & Herman's DM-
prices. Soc and 75c. Our cOVC
price ,...........
Mems Heavy Fleece-l;ned Under
wear: shirts and drawers to match;
extra well made. Abbott On
e Herman's price. Soc Our oOVC
price
Mems Genuine Wright's Health
Underweas pure lambs wool fleece:
shirts and drawers: all sizes. IN
Abbott & Hermans price. UDVC
S1.00. Our price. .......
Mems silk and Wool Medium
weight Spring-needle Ribbed Under
wear: in natural gray only. IN
Abbott & Herman's price, QDVC
S1.0O Our price.
Mems Winter-weight Spring-needle
Ribbed Balbriggan Under wear;
shirts with satin fronts and French
neclss; drawers made with
double seat. Abbott & Her m
mans price $1.OO. Our QDVC
price
Mems Duofold Underwear; the gar.
ment with an outer wool surface ana
i sse 's Asset s',s'1 H ,asssn csc
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Children's Needs.

NllllQl Gil > lNCCAS.
Small lot Of Misses All-wool Coat
Sweaters, in gray only; plain and
fancy weaves; made with V-shaped
necks; single and double breasted;
pockets, and finished with bone but
tons; sizes 10 to II An dM
yea s. Sold regularly ID ~
at $500. Reduced to-.
Small lot of Children's Dresses. of
white India linon and colored per-
Gales; also galatea cloth; some low
neck, others with high neck and long
sleeves; sizes 2, and %
years. Regularly SOC each oOoOC
Reduced to ......-...........
Children's Balkan Blouses, of white
cannon cloth, with blue collar and
cuffs and tie; odd sizes. up MM
to Is years. Regularly SOC. AyC
Reduced to ..........,......
ChiIdren's Flannelette Nightgowns,
Night Shirts and Skirts; pink and
blue stripes; sizes 2, 3 and NJ
years. Regularly soc AOC
each. Reduced to...........
Infants White Silk and Colored
Corduroy Bonnets; silk lined: l. I'M
med with satin ribbons; turn-back
revers; all sizes; slightly On
mussed. Z Worth 69c each. DYE
Reduced to s..................