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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12

SIM &ongrek bat &epraientant Bic
tor Ml1rbod bon &anias eine 8orlage
einbegra9t, mel6e 6ie giniebung Ell
ner 8mn6esnotnraliiationS
poriiebt. Sic @inbringung 6ieier
Sin lit 6as &einltat elmer unteriu<
dung ser Observation-Disclosures
gen nno gerbdltniiie mabreno Der
letten 5mei Sabre 6ur6 perldieoene
@inman6erer : @oblfabrtsorganiia-
tionen. SSn Sen @eretnigten 5taaten
ionen ni@t meniger ais bier Milio<
1er mdnnlide @ingetpan6erte iein,
melbe bisber nod ni6t INN lire Sir
gerpapiere ~eingefommen- iino. Dieie
3obl %reprdientirt Elm Siebentel Ser
geiammten erlpadienen mdnnli6en
Bep0lfermng bes 2anoeS, un6 es miro
oarouf b%ingetpteien, oaB tire Stim=
men 5uiammen gerrigen tpiroen, UNI
erfolgreib einen 8raiioenten gu mab-
len. Ser 3mef oben genan11ter Nor=
lage foM fein, neinige ser nngered=
tigfeitel melben muni6enspertbe
Musldn6er, menn iie oas 8iirgerredt
erlangen mouen, auSgeiebt itnb, CUR
allgemeinen &enntnib 5u bringen."
Mn6 ion sic &ommiiiion 6ie gerbdlt-
nii1e Ser @ingetpanoerten in beri6te<
oenen Staaten unteriuden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12
9as Sa6r 1912 mar Elm @eeorb-

9as Sabr 1912 uar Elm @eeorb.
iabr fir bie @eielidaft CUR Ml1sbrei-
tung 6es @laubens. Das benefit Der
ioeben ber0ffentlidte Sobresberi6t.
Die @innabmen i'm berfloifenen Sab
re errei9ten> sic &0be bon $780,
315.11, ein Mebr bon $155,469.78
gegeniber ben in 1911 eingelaufenen
8etrdgen, un6 Die grobte Su1nme,
:6ie ie felt @riinoung Ser @efenf1nft
Dor 81 Sabren eingenomr1e,1 tpllrbe.
8ie gemobnlid ftebt Granfreid bin
iidtlid Der 8eitrdge gu oieier melt.
rmfaiferoer Miifionsorgonifation
$621366.19, on Ser Spite. Dar1.
fo11r1rei1 6ie ar1oeret 6ie grobten gei>
fridge Ieiitenoet1 Gambler in folgenoer
Meibenfolge: Ser. 6taaten 1886.
46O.50; De,tf9ld1t6 $196,O13.68.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12
9ds pberbnnbesaeriht hat at

- E
BEL Der gntideioung Der @inneiotar
er @atenflage sic @egeln Der Ser
1mlnft nalten lalien. Sc geitebt benz
Staate grunoidblid oas @e6t gu, bic
3meicenttRate fir ben @%erionenper-
febr nno Marimalraten fir ben
6radtperfebr ein5ufibren, ~borauSge-
iebt, beab- Sic @%ifenbabnen babel be-
fteben tonnen. 8enn ii9 ergiebt, baB
oie ginnnbmen Der @iienbabnen our6
ginfubrung FOLDER Soften 6erartig
perminbert meroen, baB bie @eieu=
|f9aften einen %angelneiienen @etpim
nidt mebr er5ielen, Damn 6iirfen Die
&aten nidt ldnger aufre6t erbalten
merben, tpeil @eiebe, 6te 6as @igen-
tbum elmer Berion o6er elmer Sc
ieni9aft in iol6em WaBe enttper<
then, baB sic @%nttnertbung elmer
tbeilmeiien &onfis5ierung 6es @igen-
tbumS gleidfommt, na6 Ser 81n<
DISTRIBUTING un5uld1iig ftno., Mad
ser @ntibei6ung am Montag fann
Elm u11o 6ieielbe State fir Ole cine gi=
ienbabn perfalinngsmabig iein, mab-
reno lie fir sic an6ere @eieui6aft
nidt berfai1ungsmabtg lit. @em
2inien nnter 10 giinftigen 8e6ingu1t-
gen betrieben merben, 6aB fife audi
unter ben bonn Staate ~feitgeiebten
&aten nod einen a%ugemeiienen Sc
minn abperfen, Damn bot Ser Staat
SOS &e@t, sic @infiibrung bieier &a-
ten gu er5tpingen; 100 aber Ser Be-
trieb 10 tbeuer 1T, BOB er 'na6 Gin
fibrung Ser itaatltden @aten ben @e-
mirm, Sen sic @iienbabnen gu bean-
ipruden bere6tigt iin6, ni6t mebr
abmirft, Ga ml1B bon Ser @infiibrung
ser einbeitli9en Soften Ibitan6 ge-
nommen merben. SSn benz Montag our
@nti9ei6ung fteben6en Sale NOR 6ie
Mi11neapolis & ct. 2onts @iienbabn
imitanbe nad5uipetien, 6aB sic bonn
5toate Minneiota eingefiibrten @a=
ten fir iie nit elmer tbeilmeiien Scott
~fis5ierung ibres @igentbums gleid=
beoenteno ieien, oesbab braudt tie
oieielben ni4t ein5ufiibren; oie
Nortberm 8ncifie nn6 sic Great Mor=
tberr1 aber miiiicn tie e%tnfiibren, neil
fir fie aud nod ginfiibrung Der BON
5taate borgeidriebenen @aten nod
ein a1tgemeiiener @etpirn iibrig bleibt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12
u@enn sic @nffrasetten lire @n

uMenn bic 9tffragette1t TIRE Gn-
ergie antpenoen, Srauen bonn Sra-
gen oes @efiebers i6oner 80gel o1f
oen &iiten a~b5ubalten nno oaonr6
Bent grauiamem Mbi6lo6ten Der 30
gelpelt, Elm @noe bereiten, ltnb tie
gut bei6aftigt," iagt &eprdientant
8onole bon Otto. SSo, nao petr
iie oas fertig gebra6t baben nno oa<
gu au6 erreidt baben, bob ibre
9dmeltern 6ie langen Srtnaoeln
ni6t mebr tragen, 6ur6 Die tire Wfit-
meniden IN @efabr geratben, oos Mn-
genlibt 5u perlieren, nno Die Mode
abgel6offt baden, sic beim @initeigen
in 9traBerbabntpagen bie @eneigt-
beit an ben Sag legen, bod binanf
gu rut19en = Damn, ia Damn itno tie
fir 6as @timmrebt retf, 6enn. Damn
baben iie ii9 ielbit be5mungen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12
Gin Iebbaftes SntereHe nebmen sic

Gin lebbaftes Suterehe r1ebmen bic
fatboliiden 6raren Der Ser. Staaten
an Der @rri@tl1ng elmer &apele Der
runbefledten @mpfdngnib," bic arf
benz @runoftiif Ser fatbolii6en nni.
nerittdt IN @afbtngton geplagt lit.
81 biefem 8pede baben fi6 in 8afb-
ington, Seem Sort, Baltimore uno
anoeren @robftabten groBere 8ereini-
gulr1geni lgebtlbet. 8ereits lit Elm 8ou=
fond bon $4,000 geimmelt, un6
3tpar beitebt bie Srmme aus .fleinen
8eitr6gen bon 10 Gents Biz einem
Dollar. Sci benz amgemeinen SSr1.
tereiie l1n6 Ser MuS6ebm1ng Der Sr.
eaniiation bofft man beitimmt, cine
meit gr6Bere Summe al1f5ubringer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12
Nait Ben Grnennmnsem fir ben 81.

Neit ben Grnennnnsen fir ben ot'
plomatii@en Dien1t, Die Dem Hraii-
benton 8ilion S9mierigteiten ber-
urladtenL ideint es iett raid boran~
5ugeben. Sn oieier Mngelegenbeit
begab er 1i6 Do%nneritag mieoer no@
Dem @apitol. l1eber sic &onferen5,
sic er nit Ben ied5ebn I'M &apitol
angetroffenen Senatoren bottle, mnr<
Sc befannt, baB 8m. g. Me@ombS,
ser g%oriitenoe 6es 6emofratiiden Na-
tional=aomitees, gum 8otidafter IN
Tranfrei@l Gbomas g. Eages aus
Girgi11ia fir oen 8otidafter IN Sta<
Iien nn6 &i6ter Sames IS. @eroro
bon Seem Sort gum @eian6ten tn
,Spanien ausgetpdblt morben iino.
Ser lebtgenannte Soften miro 5um
&ange elmer 8oti6aft erboben mer-
Sen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12
sSyn ben 6odidnlen @isconiius bat

eSSr ben 9Dd)ld)ltlen WtSconll1S bat
i'm lebten Sabre Die 3abl Der 3euti4-
2ernen6en nm 5ebn cuffs Sunoert
3ugenommer, mdbren6 bie 3abl Der
2otein Stubierenoen I'M 3tp0lf @ro-
3ent abnabm. Ser 56ulratb gbica-
go's bot gum eritenmal in Der @e<
i6idte Der Staot einen 8rdiibenten
unb einen 8iceprdii6enten beltfder
3unge, Elm 8etneis, bob bas 6ortige
Deutfdtbnm Der @ertbf6dsung ffiihd
erfrent. Der 2egislatur bon MebraS.
ia Iiegt' Elm Intrag Dor, in ben Bolts
i1uIen bic oeutfde 5prade ein3ufiib<
rem. SIN Stantsienat bon Ohio 1T
cine 8orlage angenommen 11r6 I'M
&anie miro iie, tpie eS beiBt, glei@-
fa1s Mmnabme finoen, bob in ieoem
sduIoiitrift Deuti4 gelebrt meroen
mub, tpenn 40 @ltern in einem iol-
den 8i1trifte biefes 8erlangen iteuen.
8ober folde MaBnabmen? Sic be-
ruben auf feinem anoern @ranoe als
oieiem, baB nel1eroings mnrer mebr
in amerifanii9en &reiien 6ie ginii6t
bon Ser Miitlidfeit Der beuti6en
5pra9e un6 6es 6eutf@en unterridts
por6rdngt. Dieies SSntereiie 1T AUDI
an manden on6ern 9rten als 6en
angefiibrten nabrnebmbar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12
unldnait fanb in 2iperpupl aui

ltnldnei fanb in 2iuerpDul anf
@eranlaifnng Der 2eitung Der fotbali<
iden ssSugenopereine 1T England cine
fatbolii9e Eagrng itatt, auf tpelder
Ser @egierung sic 8infde Ser Sea-
tbolifen in Ser 56nlfrage 6argelegt
puroen. &ar6inal Bourne; @r5bi-
idof bon 8eitminiter, erfldrte, oaB
in Dem Saale, In mel6em bic Ser
iammlung tage, bereits bier @eiebes=
ent1nirfe ser &egier1ng in Der Sdul=
frage bon Sen &atbolifen 5urldge-
mieien tporben ieien; menn sic &e-
giernng oen &atbolifen ni6t @ere@-
tigfeit mioerfabren laBt, miro au6
ser finite @eiebentmnrf 6asielbe Sos
erfabren. CT lenfte audi Die @mf=
merfiamfett auf 6ie &batiade, bob
6ie &atbolifen in 2iperppol 5d1len
fir $4,000 fatboliide &inoer unter<
baIten, sic gum gr0Btentbeil Der Mr=
beiterflaiie angeb0ren, nno oaB tie
trotbem sic Steuer fir sic %itaatli=
6en S9nlen be5ablen miilien. Sic
Mnglifa11er baben in ibren Bfarr<
i6nlen rur 10000 &inber. Ser nn-
terri6tsmintfter bat fir5li6 ertlarf,
oaB bas reue S6ulgefeb auf natio-
naler @run6lage anfgebaut meroen
miro: r@ir tperoen ieben," REF 6er
Gar6inal aus, lob 6ie &%egierung 6ie
&atbolifen -uls 8eitanbtbeiI Der Sea-
ton betradtet; fonte es notbtg iein,
mer6en mir &atbolifen Dos rel1e Sc
fet befampfen, mie mir Die friiberert
bef1mpft Daben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12
Mmf ser uaronprinaeRin geeilie1z

Mmf ser u3rpnprinse7in Geeilie..
tit @raf 8ernitorff Ser beuti6e 8ots
i6ofter in @aibington, bon ieiner
fur5en gnropareiie 5urldgefebrt. ue<
Der feline &onferen5en nit 6em @ns-
martigen Mmt in Berlin moate er iid
ni@t auBern. Sn ieiner 8egleitung
befono ii9 fem 5obn, @raf @iintber
bon 8%ernitorff Ser bisber an Ser
l1niberiitat Miinden sic @eebte itu>
6irt bot nnb ii9 iebt I'M amertfani.
f6en 8onftpeien al1sbil6en ion.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12
gtaot=Memi8feitem

- @roBartig mare1l 6ie 2eiit1ngen
oes Minneapolis SDmpbonie Sr6e-
tiers, oas unter 2eitung oes @errn
0berbofer am Samitagabeno in Ser
&aGe bes fatb. @lubbauies Dor 5iem-
li9 gut beiebtem Sa1ie Elm &on5ert
peran1taltete, u. mie a%lertpdrts 10 bat
audi in ct. CLOUD @err Sberbofer
SEN linn getporbenen &uf betbatigt,
ooB er eines ser beiten Sr6eiter in
6ielem 2an6e at Ieiten 6as 8ergnii-
gen bat. Die Mmiif pur6e ieoem,
ser @eiit fir Mlriif bat, menn linn
audi bas 8eritdnoniB 6afir abgebt,
5u einem &o6genuB, unb bteier gee
lang gum M1sorud in Dem pielfaden
MppIaubierer, tpomit Sic @erren Nfu-
filter Oh ibrer bor3iigliden 2etitlngen
banfen6 gelobnt mur6en.
6ylbe mii6e, geidmol1en nno
tpeib? @treut Mpal's Cos gm in bic
5dube, 6as erite, tpas SIR morgens
tbut - es beoeutet Dies SUBJ Comfort.
81 fnufen I'M Corner 9rng Store,
ct. CLOUD.
- Sn ether fpe8ielen 8eriamm.
lung. batte fid Dienitag Der @o,1ntp-
ROTH 5uiatn11engefun6en ltn6 IN Der
5iburg orbnete 6erielbe an, BOB be.
3iiglid 6es @eiu6es fir einen neuer
S9mloiitrih, Ser aus Ebeiler1 bon ben
Sdul6iitriften 10, 68, ITO rn6 134.
5uiammengeiebt fem ion, @oti5 er-
laiien mer6e. Die betreffenoen Diitrtf-
tie befinoen ii9 in ben EotpnS g6en
Safe, 2uremblrg, Ml1nion un6 Bafe.
field.
~ &err S. g. @agner, Ser 1,nab.
ldifig bemiibt 1T, feinen &l,noen 11rr
6ns Mlerbeite at bieten, bat 6aS SIT
mere ieines 2ofaleS Der 8oitoffice ge-
geriiber, 6ag borbem f9o11 feiner
Musftattung tuege1t 51 eitern gern
beil19ten 8laB getpor6en, boQft6noig
abdn6ern nnb 6erort eirridten Iaiien,
BOB es @efalIen errege,1 muB. @ie nod
70 elnpfiebH ftd a1id nod Iii.
Sen bas 2ofaI 6es Germ 8agner,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12

nniere @egierung Elm geridtlides
gerfabren betreffs Ser &ebtsgiiltig-
felt ser in Srage fommenoen 8eitim<
mu11gen bes faliforniiben 2anogeie-
tes %anitrenge. St meiut audi betreffs
ser 5rage Der DECENTRALIZATION bon
sSsapaner11, bie in Der neueiten iapant-
1den Mote nidt beriibrt iein ion, bat-
ten in ben Ser. Staaten anidiiige
sesapaner sic Snitiatipe al ergreifen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12
9ie sesen ben anseblid amfseli

Sic sesen Ben ansebli6 amfselD>
1ten Gobaftruit beantragte 3ni6lag=
lteuer omf Eabaf unb Gabafproorfte,
oeren @rtrog man a11f Is Minionen
Collar i6abt, mag ia gar5 angebra6t
ietn. Mber fir uns &oniumenten
miro iie pabri@einli@ CUR 6olge ba-
ben, 6oB mir tiefer in 6ie Saide grei=
fen un6 anitott, tpie bisber, fir 5mei
3iqarren einen u4uarter" at 5ablen,
in 8nfunft biefen 8etrag fir n n
@limmltengel GIT entri@ten baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12

Ser r,e,te amerifaniide 8utidafter
8alter Shines 3age mnroe ant Sret~
tag bon a0nig George I'M ct. Sames
8alalt IN 2onoon empfangen. Spater
murbe ibm gu gbren ein 8anfett bon
Ser 8ilgrims Society gegeben, ben
piele berporragenbe Manner @ng=
lambs beimobnten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12
Graiibent @ilfpn faht fd bnrd

Erdiibent @ilfon fablt fid bnrd
bie Iebte ioponif9e Mote ni@t tpeiter
be11rnbigt, mie es ideint. Na@ fei.
11er Mnfibt ebnet oiefe Sen 8eg ffuir
tpeitere b0dft i1terefante lln6 freu1to.
i9nftIi@e l11terbnn6l11rgen. Mit Der
Beantportat119, Der Mote mirb man
1id ieoo9 8eit Iafie11. Gs entipridt,
.idt Der M119t bes 8rdfioerte11, 6nb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12

@omnr,,11ion nidt beiliger au fem
aIs fir Bic oiterlide. @enn Seilig
peri0nIib eridiene uno iagte:: &omm,
rimm mid tdgli6 IN Der fl. Som.
munion in Dein &er5 auf! miiroeit
niht gerre Der ginla6ung fol-
gen? Seins bat aber al Sir geipro-
hen in Dem 3efrete 1es Bapjtes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12

j3m ben 1mperbeKerli@en 3meiflern,
sic bon. ser bemofratti4en Sarifge-
%iebaebung .eine @erbinignng oes Se-
bens ni@t ertporten, gebort offenbar
sic Game, oie BON ibrem Soften 49,
600 Collars i1brli9 an @limenten
beaniprudt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12
0er 81. @ater &apit Sins

Ser 81. @ater &apit &ias x. hat
an Sen oeutiden Safer Elm Sano<
1dreiben geri6tet, in BENT er i'm gu
1einem @egiernngsiubilanm oas tn
6ieler ISOLDE inn @ei1ein aler Snrften
qefeiert miro, beglidpiinidt. &ar=
6inaI @opp miro Dem Monar6en ben
8rief iiberreiden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12

Die &ropia5 &annoper bleibt, ,pie
tie lit, unb nit Dem ani4luB Der
2unebr,rger 3 &eioe als @roBber5og-
tbum an 6as &er5ogtbum Bra1i,1o-
5dpeiq lit es, tpie eS poralls5uiebe11
tuar, audi ni9tS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12
g}o6e,m fami Miaioner,
nen 9pIars

itno laut eingelaufenen @odridten
fir 8eranjtoItung elmer miiroigen
6eier 6es 25idbrigen &egternngsin<
bilaums Scatter @iIbelms H., oaS am
16. Sssuni nit einem groBartigen Selt=
un6 &rloignngs5uge en6en miro, ge<
seidnet moroen. Dem @uni6e bes
Sesubilars gemaB ionen Sic @elber fir
mobltbdtige 8mede @ertpenoung fin
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12
Scr oempfratiide @omperneur Ma

ior BON MiHouri bat fir bie oortige
Milis abIolute Mbfttnen5 perfiigt.
@daoe, 6aB uniere trodene 8nnoes<
administration feline Sroen 611 nergez
ben bat, 1onlt miir6en mir fiir 9err11
Waior 6en Srben pom groBen &a=
mel in 8ori9lag bringen.
The evening world., 1913-10-20

the Divine. The clash came when
Rathbone Gardner. a lay deputy. offered
a resolution calling on the Church to
observe a broader platform in its re-
lation to labor and labor interests
and to extend to labor more courteous
trea tment.
Instantly there came a demand that
the resolution be presented for inn
mediate consideration. The ruse was
apparent. Had IL been put TO a vote
there was sufficient strength in the
meeting to kill the measure at once.
without opportunity being given TO
It's author to make public appeal in its
interest There was not quite sufficient
strength. however. to put the scheme
Into operation and to the dismay of
the opponents of wealth, the resolution
was referred to the Committee on
Social Service. which Ii composed
OF men known 10 he favorably inclined
to the cause OF labor.
In long preamble the resolution re-
cited that Misunderstanding. injustice
and hate existed In the relations of
capital and labor and called on the
church to require OF its communicates
clerical and lay. a study OF conditions
under which we are forced 70 live" Ia
the end that sympathy. Justice and I'M
derstanding should supplant the present
feelings.
The evening world., 1913-10-20
STATE REFUSES TO PAY
FOR DEFENSE Of AlLDS
Martin w. Littieton, Who Pleaded
for Senator, Will Lose
10000 Fee.

The Board " Claims Of the state OF
New York to-day disdllowed the claim
Of 5000 made by Representative Mar
tin w. Littleton against the State of
New York for fees as attorney for Sem
ator lothian =. Aids in the latter's un-
successful defense against charges of
bribery made against him by Senator
Conger In January. 1910 Aids, who was
Senator from the Thirty-seventh Dis
trict and President pro tenn. of the Sem
ate. resigned on the day that he wa
found guilty by the Senate.
Not only will Congressman Littleton
lose his fees, but the Board OF Claims
also disallowed the claims OF Lewis r..
Carr for S,621 Daniel Il. Ainsworth.
g., 100: Albert L. Hamilton. s92s. Lewis
E. Griffith. &2.2i2. and David N. Car
valho. the handwriting expert. Sss9. x
The aggregate Of the claims disallowed
was Si7.o3. In Its decision. a leng' by
AFFAIR. the Board of Claims made the
unequivocal declaration that a public
servant cannot commit an act that Is
against the interests OF the public ana
expect to be reimbursed for the expense
he Ii put 20 In defending himself Only
In the event Of his honorable ecquitta
could he ask the state to pay.
The evening world., 1913-10-20
INJURED FIREMAN 4 ST0lC.
Run Over In Engine House, He
scorns Hospital Bed.

While Engine Company No. 50. located
on Ono Hundred and Thirty-seventh
street. near Seventh avenue, was re-
spending TO an alarm from One Hundred
and Twenty-eighrh street. the hitching
strap on the hose carriage became I'M
fastened. Michael Tracy. twenty f,ve
years old. Of No. e!i7 Mclean avenue.
Jumped from the tender 20 TX the strap.
He slipped on the wet pavement and
his legs went under the wheels of the
hose carriage.
DR.. Kahn was summoned from the
Harlem Hospital and said that the FIRE.
man had number OF contuslons and
bruises. but that no bones were broken.
Tracy refused to 20 to the hospital and
was made comfortable in the engine
house.
The evening world., 1913-10-20
And These Also

Electric Pocket Flash Lights, in
nickel, at Toe. regularly 1925.
Electric Flash Lights, especially
adapted for automobiles, at $1.26,
regularly $l.75.
Electric Shaving Mirrors,$6, reg. so
Electric Heaters, at So, reg. $ll.
Electric Detachable Plugs, porce-
lain, at 16c, regularly zoe.
The evening world., 1913-10-20

one of the Goycrnmont's new wireless
Iiawkshaws." ON the evening 81 June
% last. not long after the wireless law
went into effect, a station in New
Jersey used by the radio Inspector heard
a message that ran:
AS Adelphi street, brooklyn, answer.
no you hear me- This IL Elmer H.
Myers go West One Hundred and
Third street Manhattan. Answer. DO
you hear me?"
Myers was Immediately arrested and
the station closed.
In the appeal tn the higher court
The evening world., 1913-10-20
WIRELESS MAN FINED.
Unlicensed Amateur Operator First
20 suffer Under New Law.

Elmer b. Myers. charged with VIOLA
ton Of the new act Of Congress for
bidding the operation OF unlicensed radio
stations. was quickly convicted after
general admission of the facts at a
hearing in the United States District
Court to-day. Judge Mayer imposed q
fine of $50. thus making the defendant
the first actual victim Of the new
statute. The case will be appealed on
the ground that the law is unconsti-
tutional.
The apprehension Of Myers was ef-
feoted by Radio Inspector w. ID. Terrill.
The evening world., 1913-10-20
LABOR AN ISSUE
| BEFORE DEPUTIES:
! + FIGHT Imminent
mand for Broader Sympathy
Nth Workingman Causes
|Sdrin Episcopal Convention.

The spectacle Of wealth arrayed
hgainst poverty and capital opposed
% labor was presented to-day in the
House Of Deputies Of the General
Convention Of the Episcopal Church
meeting in the Old and New Synod
Halls In the Cathedral OF st. John
The evening world., 1913-10-20

BELGRADE. Scrvia. oct. ~. 90 Tho
Scrvian Government to-day notified tho
European Powers that 1t had ordered
It's troops tn withdraw Immediately be-
hin 4 the Albanian frontier fixed by the
Peace Conference held in London AZ the
conclusion OF tho hrst Balkan war.
ptlfutp
The evening world., 1913-10-20

Myers will contend that tho Govern
mcut has no power 30 control the air
and that the law. therefore. Is unconsti-
tutiuu.l
The evening world., 1913-10-20
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Electrical Christmas Tree OUTFITS,
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-03-09
Members of Wilson's Cabinet Wi!
Start Next Week to Formulate
Plans for New Policy.
WILSON'S SPECIAL MESSAGE
J; To Go to Congress Soon--Cabinet
Decid' 'ng on Appointments of
Various Natures.

Washington, March 8.-Presidert
Wilson divided his time today be.
tween a discussion OF positions and
appointments with members of his
cabinet and legislative po icles with
members OF congress. He closed his
desk al p. m. and took 4 long anto-
Tobilc ride with Mrs. Wilson. To-
night he found recreation al a
theater.5
Four days OF working in the
White House have moved owly as
If it's head had been there for yea $.
Though the president has had a long
list of engagements, the work has
been far from exhaustive.
Thus far the work has only com
prised that of formulating the
physical organization OF the new
party Next week it is expected the
members OF the cabinet will begin
preparations 10 outline tho policies
OF the Wi son regime. The presi-
dent will also begin work on his
special message.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-03-09
Brought Out By Testimony Of Ed.
ward Hillman Department Store
Head at Hearing.
FEMALES SELL THEIR VIRTUE
When Starved, it is sSAssertsa Par.
ents Thought to Be Responsible
in Some Instances.

Chicago, March S.-That low
wages contribute to the downfall o
women was admitted today by Ed
ward Hilllman,, head OF depart
ment store, which employs thou
sand women. in his testimony to thu
Senate vice commission today Hill
man was astonished when members
lof the commission told him there
was high percentage of immoral
lily among women employees OF de
partment stores.
He asserted he would suffer q
twinge Of conscience II he learned
one of his employees had been forced
to sell her virtue to live. When
Lieutenant Governor O'Hara asked
him if he ever investigated persons
seeking employment to find out II
they could live on the salary offered
he said: ''lt's a good idea. III
hire an investigator right away ant
report to you
The speaker was all smiles and
asserted TO the commission that n,
was in sympathy with their in
quiry and favored recommendln,
remedial legislation 20 the genera
assembly
DO yon think d woman woult
sell her virtue If she were starving
was q question asked Hillman b,
O'Hara
Yes I do"
II one Of your three dollar
week employees lost her virtue wouls
it hart your eonscience?"
Yes, certainly"
Would you hold yourself respon
siblc?"
Well, let's see. The girl live
at home and is brought to the stort
by her parents to fnd employment
! think the parents should be hell
responsible"
Hillman said saleswomen in hi,
employment received an average
wage of $S.l7 a week. Asked abon
their morals, he said, "They size III
pretty good. = He invited member,
of the commission to come an,
look them over"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-03-09
new HE|RESS IN
]. GOULD FAMILY
Baby Through Mother is Related TO
Royal Family Of Hawaii; Re-
ceive Congratulations

New York, March s-Congratu-
latory kilograms. letters and gifts OF
flowers poured into the Fifth avenue
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Gould to-
day following the news of the ar
rival of a new Miss Gould. The
birth of the little girl makes the
family consist of four, there being
another daughter, Eleanor
The baby through her mother. the
former Miss Annie Douglas Graham
is related TO the royal family oi
Hawaii.
Jay Gould was the favorite grand.
child of the late Jay Gould.
The birth of the littl girl make.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ]. Gould
grandparents five times. Lady
Decies, the former Miss vivien
Gould, gave birth to q daughter last
summer and Anthony ]. Drexel, Jr,
and Mrs. Drexel, who was Miss Mar.
jorie Gould, have two children.