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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26
Sit, 3ndbid.

Das @aHerinbtlaumsfeit, meldes
iiber cine ISOLDE IN Berlin gefetert
mnr6e, fam init einem 5eit5ug ser
Sonomerfer at @n6e. @as nun Die
oeuti@en &anomerfer uno ibren 5eit=
aug betrifft, 10 mnroe es ourd Die
fen tpabri6etnli6 mandem gu @e=
miitbe gefiibrt, 6aB ni@t alles, mas
gldn5t Colo lit. DaB aber 6as Sano-
merf, nomentli6 6as 6eutide, etnen
qoloenen 8ooen nn6 at 6em Slut.
l6mung, SEN Deutidlanb nnter &ai-
ler @iIbelms 6es 3meiten &egierung
genommerL iein reoli6 Sbeil beige
trnseubba &on6ieiiem Mlfidml1g,,
bon Ser in Deuti6lano berridenoen
olgemei,1en @oblbabenbeit, bon ser
Eradt, Mabt un6 @roBe uni ereS
often 8aterlan6es f0nnen mir nns
bier in ser 6rem6e faltm cine ri6ttge
@oriteltnng MAIDEN. Mo6 in Ben feb
5tger Sabren 6es borigen ,Sabrbun-
oerts geb0rte es, bon Ser anglo ame<
rifonii6en &reiie 5lt i6metgen> ielbit
bel geptilen INSTRUMENTATION
8eituneen eleidiam gum g11ten Son>
bon nnieren 8ettern oriiben als vor=
men 5din6lltoer6en" gu ipre@en.
Mun 6os bat nnieren 8ettern nidt
meiter gei6ooet. 0as 5eigt au6 ote
6em @oiier gu ietnem @brenfeife, OBJ
geieben bon 11nge3dblten anoeren Sc
idenfen, bon sen 6euti6en @taoten
oorgebrodte @abe in @eitalt elmer
Stiftnng fir 3mede Ser @obltbattg=
felt nn6 6es rnterrtbts inn 8etrage
BON $6,250,000, iotpie sic Spenoe
fir sic Mmslonomiliion in ser Sobe
bon $1,275,OOO.
@eIdes 9on6 f0nnte ii6 iiberbaupt
NIT Demti61an6 an @emetnfinn, on
Snterefie fir 6as @emeintpob1, mel
Icn2 @e!:cf fid ooh i6on I'M Sabre
1910 Die fir &ranfen=, ltnfal= nno
SS>noolioenper ii6ernng beransgabte
Crime al1f SOC, 900, 600 Marf. Sic
armen v56in6lnoerden" baben ii@
qa115 gemolt;:1 herm1sge,naht. Wenn
nos 10 peiter gebt, unb aller gofa1s>
i;l6t 1ra6. miro e Ser 6al iein, tper=
ben Iie CUR 8eit 6es goloenen @e-
Recommendations als oos reibite
Golf ser @elt baiteben. 3ann aber
miro ans ale, sic mir 6iesmal Sitrd
@ei6afts=, @eiun6betts- unb anoere
Mudiidten bebinoert maren, @r. Ma<
ieltat uniere @liidmiini6e peri6nli@
gu BuBen 5a legen. nidts abbolten,
nod Berlin gu reiien un6 nit Tim 10
groBerem Ma66r11d 51 gratnlteren,
fails MIR Damn niht i6on %anoerspo-
hin qereiit iino.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26
80. aabrsans. ct. eLoub, aNtnneiOm, 0onmrfas, ben %. 9ani. 1913.

mem es ii6 ban6elt um 6ein b06ites
Gut: Die @riitli6e 6amilie. Mit
tiefem S6mer5 iebe i6, tpie mein &C.
idledt in einem groBen Ebeile auf
manoelt. 8errbiloer meroen
oen 6rauen porgebalten bon Cert
bil6ern laiien ite ft@ loden, sic %
iin6: freie 2iebe, gleibberebtigte Sc
noiiin oes Mannes, Miitter obne Sor-
&c nn6 @lage; 6enn Ser Staat nimmt
ibnen ale 8ir6en ab: Muf5teben, @r-
3ieben un6 @eriorgung ser &in6er.
@ie bitter mer6et SIR enttduidt
meroen: Grete 2iebe! @enn gu ner-
braudt biit, mirit gu bon Dem Man-
ne meggetpdrfen; ibm feblt ia sic
9iebe, sic MIR elmer geb0ren fann!
@leidbere6tigte @enoiiin 6es Man-
mes, 10 lange es Tim paBt; er bat ia
fetne Gdtung Dor Ser Grau, 6ie er
me6leln fann, mie nn6 mart1 er min.
Statt Der Wt1ttter, ote Der Stol5 oes
@atten lit, cine &eclamenmlitter, mel-
6e sic &inber ttdt lieben, meil iie
iie nidt fennen. Ole Sa1nilie fo1 in
ibren @rnn6feiten eri9ittert, ioa ber-
ni9tet mer6en; nn6 tper lit 6as Spfer
6ieier @erni6tung? Dte Grau! @ei=
ten gan5en @eidledte mo6te id 5u-
rnfen: u&alt! brGngt ni6t btnaus in
Stnrm un6 Streit, menn ni6t 6te
5tpingen6e Motb es @ud gebietet. 3lt=
rid! iu6t ni6t 6em Manne gu ent-
reiBen, maS 6es Mannes lit; STR
foumelt einem Mbgrnno 5n! Siitet
Gner @etm!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26

ansaiprodenen &rin5ipten, iomobl
mas 1oie itaatlt6e 8efugnib betreffs
Der S&atenbeittmmung, iotpeit iber
%oieieafeine BON Ser 50 n6esregierung
getrdfenen 8eror6nungen porltegen,
uls pas Sic ginidatung 6es uirf1i-
den @ertbes ser 8abnen anbelangt.
9as Oberbun6esgert6t nimmt BEN
Statppunft Elm, oaB, iolange sic &a-
ten ni6t iibermaBig bo6 iino, ion-
oerngoen mtrfliden @erbaltntifen ent-
ipreden, Tie >ni9t geribtli@ gu bean=
itanMn iin6.
Ma6 ser in ser 8reiie borberr=
ibenpen Mnii6t mabrt oaS bodite
Gribnnal bes 2an6es NIT Sen bon
.ibm abgegebenen gnti6eioungen ni6t
MIR Bic Sntereiien Ser @iienbabnen,
ionoera al16 sic ser areottoren 6ieier
o6er Ser SSnbaber ibrer Sefuritdten.
Gs miro 6ur@ sic &ebtsiprude audi
oas Rebt 6es &ongreiies anerfannt,
ieines Suris6tftion betrefs Der @iian=
babnen aus5n6ebnen. nn6 6ieier
miro obne 3meifel I'M 2auf Der Belt
BON bieiem &e6t @ebrau6 MAIDEN,
.obnesoa6lrd gu acknowledgement &gi-
tation nno &eibereien MnlaB 5n ge<
ben. @or Ser &an6 aber miro ie6em
in Gtienbabnen angelegten Collar
ausrei6en6er Sdub 6ur@ fonititutto=
neue @arantien gemabrt, ni@t MIR
gegen MaBnabmen fonfisfatorii@en
Gbarofters, ion6ern au6 gegen nn-
.bilfige 8ei6rdnfung Ser @eineinnab=
men,. Sic @ntidei6ungen iin6 6a3u
angetban, iomobl bel Dem 8nblttltm,
ols mt9 BEL Sen 8abnen etn @efubl
Der gi9erbett berbor5urufen nn6 Dos
in mareber 8e5iebnng geitorte Ser
trouet nie6erber5uiteGen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26
6ra,, umo Nolitif.

ueber Srauenittmmredt i6reibt
cine Srau in ser befannten 3eitl6rift
fir fatb. 6rauen uno Miitter, "Weo>
nifo" Jolgenoes: sou ii6 Die Srau
NIT Bolitif befaiien? ga, tie ioa ii6
flor fem iiber oie 6oroerungen Der
3eit, oamtt tie Dem Manne cine per-
ltanoniBpolle @efdbrttn lei. Sic ioa
ibr DIR oem nidt peri6lieBen, mas
oie Oeffentli@feit uno ibren Manm
bepegt. Mber = i@ reoe bon Ser per-
beiratbeten 6rau obne ielbititanoige
stea,1ng - iid offertlid in ser go
litif betbdtigen, bas politti4e Stt1nm-
rebt anltreben? Netn, nein nno aber=
mails nein! Die Holttif 1T bas Selo
oes Ma1mes, Sen @ott oa5u beitimmt
bat, oen rauben &f oes Sebens
nod al1Ben gu fiibren, in Sturm nno
@treit feline ueber5eugung gu bebaup<
ten, fir sic @oblfabrt oeS 8aterlan=
oes, fir sic &eligion uno sic 6amt=
lie ein5ntreten. Ser Mann lei oas
@aupt uno ser 5dut Ger 6amilie.
St ltebe mie Elm Sells IN Ser toienoen
@ranoung, aber me1t1t er miioe pom
8eruf uno ser offentli6en Sbatigtett
fem @eim aufiudt, 10 fnioe ct Die
treue @iterin ieines uSeroeS", Die
lorgenoe SHUTTER ietner &tnoer, Die
inn nit, be0en Mugen uno marmetn
9lid empfangt, i'm NIT oem gar5en
;3auber trauter @dusli6feit umgibt.
@enn tie al,d allf oas offentli@e
gtimmredt per5idtet, 10 lit tie oes=
balb nidt 5l1r 5flapin %geporoen. MlS
@attin uno Ml1tter miro Tie IN ser
0amilie, beren pornebmite 9iterin,
oeren 3ieroe uno Sonne lie lit, inn-
mer tire rstimme" bebalten; es
bleibt ibr ia Ser ME geleugnete Gin-
flnB ouf sen Mann: Sen Soften, Die
50b,le, 6ie iie IN ibren @runoiaben
er5ieben farn, unb 10 tpirft fie bon
innen nod auben, obne iid a1 8obl-
%eriammlungen l,rb 8abltnmulten gu
betbeiliger, mie nnfcre @6neitern IN
'GngIano. Gas Nlles entfleioet Die
Trau ibrer 8iiroe, brdngt lie gus III
rem l1reigeniten &ei6e, Der @al1slid<
felt binal1s.
@don ein altfran50iiides, audi bon
Mopoleon /. nit 8orliebe %angetpar1o-
tes gpridmort iagt: r@as Die Srar
min, min aud @ott," 8. +. in laro-
lamfiges Deutid iiberiest: Die Sra1
lett ibren 8il1en ourd; alio iebe Bet
men 8iuen 6urd, uenn es gilt, 6eine
|gtenung a1s 6ral1 un6 Wlttter 31
bebaupten, tpebre BID, tpet1n Ser Gbe
ie6e @eibe genommen mer6en ion,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26
gt6erbeits8etabl.

Mit @eht miro oarauf bingemie-
len, boB iolde &erri6aften allBerit
naib fem miiiien, melde ertportet bot
ten, bas Dberbunbesgert6t murbe in
feiner lebten, am Montag 6teier $50
die in 8e51g auf @atenfdlle abgege-
benen Gntf6eiolng sic in benz a6t
Eaae rfiiber betreffs Ser Minneiotaer
Safe abgegebenen &ehtsiprud gum
Mus6rud gebradten @runoidbe Bee
id0nigen ooer gar mo6ift5ieren. Die
Iebtere gntidei6ung bilbet etne r1el1e
Saultrotion SIT Sen IN ser %erltere1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26

Die bemtide Snbmitrie itebt nit
ibrer ablebnenben @altung gegen-
iiber 6en Can 6ranciscoer @eltaus-
iteuung 6urbal1s ni6t peretn5elt oa.
Mu6 nniere eigene Snouitrie befltn-
set bis iett MIR eeringes Sntereiie
fir oos lnternebmen, un6 mande
tpoGen bemerft baben, 6aB 6as SIT
tereiie fir sic Musitenung iogar in
San Sroncisco uno @%aIifornien itarf
abgefault lit. Mls ieiner5eit Seem
Orleans @an 6rancisco sic Mus-
itenung itreitig gu MAIDEN fu@te,
tpuroe Ser Streit 5uguniten San
6ronciscos entidie6en, meil Die
OpfertpiGigfeit ser bortigen 8epol'
ferrng oen @rfolg 6es nnterneb-
mems am iideriten gu p%erbirgen
i6ien. @os aber ieitoem 5l1r Sor'
oerung 6es observation-disclosures
leitems ser Musitellungsitaot ielbit
geideben lit, i6eint Sen Grmartun-
gen nidt entfernt entiproden gu boz
ben. Sat- i6eillt es ,aS lei nlal1 gu
ser @rfenntntb gefommen, 6aB etne
@eltausitelung at ser &aeificfuite
6od Elm gemaeteres l1nternebme1
lit, ols man %gegla1bt bat. Iber iebt.
fon1mt 6ieie grfenntniB gu ipat.
Das 8roieft laBt ii@ ni&t mebr
riidgdngig maiden, un6 ni@t BLOB
i'm Srtereiie San Granetscos nno
@aliforniens, ionoern au@ i'm Ssn-
tereHe 6es 2anoeS lieet es, oab Die
Mgitation fir 6ie 8eididurg Der
Musftellune eifriger nno 3ielbemnB-
ter aIs bisber b%etrieben miro. Cont
miro es NIT benz @rfolge nidt tpeit
Der fem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26
Mdnnli6e &ebrfrdfte
fnr Die &nabem.
Bon Dtrecfor s. ~. aaIel.

Ser 9. &.=@. 8eretnsbun6 bon 81
linois bat bel iefner oiesjdbrigen Ser
%iammlung Sen @eidIuB %erneuert,
ser %tpieoerbolt in an6eren 5taaten,
belonoers au9 in @isconiin gefabt
tpuroe: n8ir boffer, oaB Ser 3eit-
punft nibt mebr fern iein miro, no
nniere &naben, tpenigitenS bonn 5ebn=
ten Sabre an, mannli6e 2ebrer baben
mer6en."
-2ieler Bei6luB befl1noet gefunben
Sinn un6 Spfermiqtgfeit BON ieiten
oerjemigen, sic tbn ourdgeiett baben.
gr befl1noet %geiun6en Stnn> benn es
liegt in ser Natur Ser &11aben, bob
lie bon Mdinnern er5ogen meroen
miiiien, ment1 sic ibrem @ei6le6t be-
lon6ers perliebenen DISQUALIFICATION
CUR %geborigen @ntmidlung fommen,
tpern aus Sen &nuben re6te Manner
tperoen io1en. @benio befunoet Ser
@el6luB 9pfermilligfett, 6enn bie Mn<
ltennng BON 2ebrern fir sic boberert
anabenflaiien benotbigt grobere Mns=
goben ols sic Mnitequng bon Sdtpe=
ltern, nno oieie Musgaben fallen amf
nie1nan6 on6ers, aIs auf Sic fir sic
gdulen bereits 6oppelt %beiteuerten
fatboliiden Samilienpater. @s ge=
biibrt 6ober sen Mdinnern, Sic in De-
catur b%erlommeIt tparen, un6 6et at1=
oeren Staatsperban6en cine por5iigli-
DIE Entertaining, oenn es lit nidt 6a=
ran 51 5tpeifeln, 6aB lie iid ser Srag=
meite hires 8eihluiies mobl betp1bt
tparen.
SIT nun aber NIT ser Saliutrg uno
Ynblication 6es 8eidluiies Sic Mrbett
gang getbat> tpeIde our @rreidung
oes angeitrebten 8teles erforoert
miro? Stun, 6ieie Mrbeit lit oamit
nidt eri90pft, ion6ern es iino nod
meitere @dritte erforoerli@, ionit
miro Ser 8eidluB pereeiien uno er-
meiit ii@ oIs 111tIos. @s lei 6aber
qeItattet, iiber 6ieie notbmenoigert
meiteren @@ritte bier ein boar Worte
bet3ufugen.
9as @rite, mas bier gu tbun tpare,
lit oaB man iunge 2eute a1trege unb
aufmuntere, BOB fie iid bent 2eb'
reritan6e tpibmen. Dteies fann me-
niger 6urd sic @eretnsbanbe als iol-
de gei6eben; es 1T bielmebr Sade
Ser %ein3elnett Mitglie6er, 8rteiter uno
2aien. @enr Ser Gir3eIne in ieiner
@emeinoe ettpas 1adiiebt, 70 1T es oft
m6glid, fo1de iunge 2eute %anf5utrei-
ben. Dtefer ielbe @eoanfe tpuroe leb.
ten @inter ol1sgeiproden Bel einer1
&furrer bon Slinois; er griff ben
@e6anfer onf, belt Madidan in fei'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26
zmritrr Thril.
Muf's 8anb.

Sbr Stdbter, 1llht ibr Sreuoe.
q aebt anf's QarD btna,lS;
Sent @arten, Selo unb Bai6e
,llmgriinen iebes 9ats.
&eiu rei1er Maun berbdnet
Sort Monb unb 5onnenf 6etn,
l1ub Mbenbs iiberf6auet
Man iebes 5terneletn.
SOFT iebt, pie @ott ben @esen,
Nus reiden 9dnben ltreut,
sSHie 5onnen16em nnb Negen
Sort BaIb llnb Slur ert1e1tt.
Sort bliih'n bes @artens 8dume
Sort prangt has Crime ,Seln,
Sort 1ingen in Dem 9a1ne
Sic GDael obue @elo.
Sic idmere Mrbeit lpiir5et
Gem 2anhmarm feline Soft.
llup 211lt uuh Treube fur5et
Sic 3eit, BEL 5it' uno Sro1t.
0'r,,m tppllt ;br Srenhen idal1et1,
60 nouet &anb III 5anD,
Shr Mdnner unb ibr Srallen.
l1no eebt binol,s m,f's 2ano.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26
Sam es nidjt sebei,a balten.

Sic berrlide Mrbeit Ser gbomber'
Ioin's Sobletten miro tagtdglt6 mebr
befannt. @ein fold groBartiges Mit.
tel fir Magert- unb 2eberletoen 1T
je gefannt getpeien. gu falfen BEL
allen &dnoIern. 49, Mn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26
6ritr q biz Ii.
rer gduIe, unb oas @efultat tpar,

Iter SOule, uNO OQ8 Jte}llIm W0rs
bob orei iunge 8uri4en I'M Sitter BOZ.
bier3ebn Bis feh3ebn Sabren gefl1,t-
ben tpnr6en, tpelbe nddftes S9uliabr
sic Mormalfdule in ct. Grancis be.
iu9en perben, nm ii9 altf ben 2eb.
reritano por5ubereiten. @as in oiefer
@emein6e Der Gan lit, tptro aud an
manden anoeren 0rten 3utreffen, oa-
ran lit fein 3lpeifel.
uSsa, ib tpuBte tpobI 6iefen ODER ie-
men; oer 8urf@c bat Salient, er 1T
brap un6 etnge8ogen un6 es f6nnte
aus ibm Elm gutter 2ebrer tperben;
aber feline @ltern fin6 arm un6 ton.
men 6ie notbmen6igen %l1nfoften 11i9t
beitretten." 8em mir foIbe @eoe11
boren, mas ioqen mir 6aral1f anttpor.
ten? @nn, tpenn Ser SSlnge ielbft fur
oie r0tbigen Musgaben nidt auffom-
men tam, 10 mag btenet6t ionit ie.
mano es tbun. Sur Stunoe befinoen
itb i'm 2ebrerieminar 5u ct. Srancis
mebr ais Elm babies Duben6 iunge
2eute, oie, gang o6er tbetlmeiie unbe-
mttelt, nrr NIT fremoer Stlfe lire
Stu6ien abiolbiren fonnenL aber gu
Ser @offnnng bere6tigen, EMIT ie-
gensrei@ i'm 2ebrfa@ gu tuirfen. @ie
mer6en lire l1nfoiten beitritten?
Gbeils 6ur6 Sen @rl0s bon &ir9en.
Collector, mel6e nit Ser freunoliden
@rlaubniB Ser betreffen6en &erren
8farrer IN beridieoenen &ir@en er-
boben muroen; tbeils ourb @eidenfe
bon peri6teoenen Bripatperionen,
melde cine ~5ettueilige ct. Grancis-
1reiiteae" gu itanoe bradten; insbe-
ionoere aber 6urd Die 8ettrdge Ser
Mitglieoer bes v@ereins our FL. So
melder lebten 5ommer BEL Ser
2ebrerperiammlung in ct. 6roncis
gsgriin6et tp11r6e, nno tportn sic Mit-
ylieoer einen Sabresbetrag bon 6rei
Collars entridten. gs ltegt fem
@run6 Dor, marum 6ieie 6reifa9e
g~innabmequeue beriie6en ionte, nno
nibt au6 in 6en fommen6en Sabren
mebreren nnbemtttelten Mormalilten
gebolfen mer6en f0nnte. SIN @egen-
tbeil, lie reger 6as Sntereiie fir Ben
.9ebreritan6 miro, Inn 10 1nebr miro
getpiB sic 9riitli6e 2iebe in ser Notb
beiipringen.
Dos mdre alio 6aS grite, mos sic
@ereins- Mfitglieber uno Die 4atboli-
fen iiberbaupt 81 tbun bdtten, Inn it,
re Meigung augunlten 6es 2ebrerltan-
oes praetifb at betbdtigen: Die 8ed-
ing mn6 g0r6erung oes 2ebrerberufes
bel iungen 2euten. 8ir ieben btes
oarum a11 Sic erl tie Stelle, neil Biz
iett je0es Sabr sic Ma9frage GROCER
lit, als sic 3abl Ser 8emerber. 9eb-
tes Sabr batte 6as 2ebreri emiar bon
6rancis nl1r bier @%raoutrte, es
maret aber pier5ebn 2ebrer begebrt.
Sn 6em laufen6en Sabr iteben mir
nod 6rei @onate Dor Dem 8eginn oes
11euen S6ultermins, un6 es iin6 be-
reits iieben Mnfragen mebr eingelau-
fen, aIs @an6i6aten borban6en linb!
The Sentinel=record., 1913-01-30
CREST OF FLOOD
 NEARING MEMPHIS
INSPECTION OF LEVEES SHOW THEM TO BE IN GOOD coNDl- TON TO WITHSTAND FLOOD

Memphis, Tenn, Jan. 29-Other than the widening of the crevasse at Beulah Miss, no breaks in the levees have been reported
 The crest of the flood is now south Of Cairo and at Memphis the stage at ' o'clock tonight was within three tenths of the predicted maximum stage Of 40 feet At Beulah the gap is about $50 feet wide and the water coming through the opening has spread across Bolivar county and as far south as Dunleith in the adjoining county of Washington. Low spots oa the main line of the Yazoo and Mississippi Valley railroad, between Cleveland and Leland, a distance of 30 miles, are submerged to a depth of several inches, but so far there has been no interruption in tratflc.
 The Tennessee river is rising at Chattanooga and the Cumberland river is falling at Nashville. other tributary streams are reported as ris' ing
 o. N. Killough. president of the St Francis board, returned last night from a tour of inspection of the levees between New Madrid, Mo, and Mem pbis. and he describes the embank- ments on a whole, in as good condi- tion 10 withstand the flood as mey were at this time last year. No breaks occurred along this stretch or leyee until the stage at Memphis passed the 43 foot stage MT. Nil tough is confident that all the ievees will hold
 In southeastern Missouri, the water which has been running through a gan in the levee near Big Lake for several days. began flowing back into the Mississippi near Charleston MO- today The low lands of several couh- ties are flooded.
 No loss of life or live stock was reported today. Fifteen negroes ana eight mules, rescued from raIt III III the St. Francis river, were brought 1 tn Nemnbis tonight According to tbe negroes the party had been aboard the raft five days,
The Sentinel=record., 1913-01-30
SUNNY SOUTH SHOOT.
Texas Gunners Make Good Scores at
 Winter Meeting.

Houston, Texas, Jan 29.-Lone Star gunne.s took the higl rlaces in to- days bird program of the Sunny South handicap shoot Ed Forsgart of Waco. Texas, was high gun ant and amateur. with l9S, making a run of 1S0 straight, including 35 from the Tuesday program and setting a new ground record here. Bart Lewis, of Auburn, H.. was second amateur, 192, and B. IF. Alexander of Bushnell, H., and Henry Ellis of Houston, tied for third with 191
 Mrs. Ad. Topperwein of San An tonic, was high professional with 197 followed by w. s. Heer, Guthrie, Okla, with 196 and c. II. Spencer, St. Louis. l94.
 Nicholas Arie of Houston won the Houston Chronicle cup emblematic of the southern amateud championship, with 99 out of 100.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-01-30
ATTORNEY GENERAL DECLINES SYMPATHETIC OFFERS TO
 PAY AND STOP THE LAW
THANKS MRS. LONGSTREET
Says New York ReVeres Her Heroes, But Will Uphold the Majesty of The Law-Says There Was
 No Justification.

Albany. N. Y Jan. 29-1he fame of Gen. Daniel E. sickels as soI-rer should not deter New York state in it's efforts to collect the $23,476 un- acc6unted for by the general as chairman of the New York monu- ments commission This is the view advanced by Attorney General Car mody, in a letter today to Mrs. Helen D. Longstreet of Gainesville, Ga, widow of the confederate general
 In a telegram to Attorney General Carmody, Mrs Longstreet offered to raise $23,476 from "the ragged and maimed followers of Lee"
 Attorney General CaYmody's letter says:
 Your sympathetic and patriotic ex- pressions do justice to your heart, but they do violence to the facts in this case Gen. Sickles is being prosecuted by the state of New York for converting to his own use the sum of $23,476. This money came into his hands as chairman of the state monuments commission, to be used among other purposes, for the erection of monuments to mark the resting places on the field of Gettys- burg of the brave soldiers who fell in defense of their country and to pro vide for a celebration upon the Held of Gettysburg in which those living might participate. at the states ex pense in fitting manner
 staIe1 1Du a amount to his own use. This he has not attempted to justify or to defend admitting that he took the state money for private use, without auth ority of law. an act which, under our laws, and under the laws of all civiliz ed governments, means stealing. He was given his own time to repay this amount. and that time was extended at his suggestion, without any desire to embarrass him. and with the tul appreciation of the claim which Dc has upon this nation for the grea' services he rendered in the rebellion These services Flnnot be >overesti mated, but even the fame of the sol dier must not be used as a cloak ol protection for the commission O crime, and it is nothing less than mis directed sympathy to undertake to st confuse the questions involved as t' make an ordinary prosecution for crime seem like persecution and t' elevate as martyr a person wh' confesses his dereliction.
 New York state appreciates he heroes and feels humiliated at tn spectacle which this case presents New York state also respects her lay and seeks to enforce them in q -Nifi of equality to all.
 "I trust this brief statement of tn facts will show you how erroneou have been your views, how misplace your sympathy, and how misdirecte your patriotism"
The Sentinel=record., 1913-01-30
REBELS MOVING ON JuAREz.

Fl Paso, Tex, Jan 29.--Rehel for ces at Guadalupe today evacuated that town and began moving along the Texas border toward Juasez- United States army officers estimate the rebel force to exceed one thou sand, while other groups are reported moving in from below Juarez.
 The state police opened fire today on what appeared to be hundreds of rebels on the American side in the rough country along the river near Fabens, Texas. shooting two riders from their horses and capturing one of the wounded A troop of the Thirteenth cavalry rushed to the place and it's commander talked with Gen. Antonio Roias. who said he did not know his men were on the Am eriean side of the border.
 Federal officers declare that gov ernmant troops are on the way from Chihuahua city to rs-enforce the weak garrison which contains only about 500 men, two cannon and two mach inc guns.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-01-30
HOBO CONTENTION
 AT NEW ORLEANS
DECLARE IF NEWSPAPER MEN RIDICuLE CONVENTION THEY
 WILL BE BARRED.

New Orleans, Jan. 29.-The conven- ton of the international Brother hood Welfare Association" otherwise "The National Hobo Convention" ," was formally opened in this city this afternoon, President Jeff Davis, pre- siding. Mayor Behrman was unable to attend, but sent letter in wihicn he stated that so long as law and order prevailed the delegates need not fear police interference.
 VisitGrs was informed that anyone who wished to address the conven- ton was at liberty to do so, and upon this announcement, Ike Mcbride, q socialist and a number of leaders Of labor of this city held the floor for the rest of the afternoon session, practically all of the addresses being devoted to denunciation of capi- talists.
 A near sensation was caused during the meeting by the entrance of Jesus Wesley, who belongs to the Brother hood of Christi and stated that he came from heaven. Wesley was clothed in loose, white garments anC iiio UAOhdt lhii Afii III AOhfs RHNAN' about his shoulders. The hoboel were so overwhelmed by the appear ance of the man that they allowed him to talk for a few minutes. Wes ley made ~n appeal to all hoboes t' join his brotherhood.
 In a proclamation" issued to th' newspapers of this city Presiden
 Davis gave warning that unless ac curate reports of the proceedings o the convention are printed, pres representatives would be excluded from all meetings.
 Davis said he would not tolerat efforts to ridicule the convention.
 President Davis and H. II. Wood ward national organizer, gave out statement in which they denounce' the alleged claim of James Eads How the St Louis millionaire hobo leade ito conduct the affairs of the asso citation in a manner that would plac' the organization before the public al one upholding socialism and opposed to the Catholic religion"