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Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04
CITY BRIEFS

Now that the Christmas season is
fast approaching, the shopper that is
looking for elegant things in the jew
elry line must bear in mind that the
Whitley Jewelry company will have the
newest and most beautiful things in
the market. Do you know why? Sim
ply because they manufacture the
greater part of their jewelry. Therefore
you get exclusive things, and things
that cannot be duplicated Any jewelry
bearing their hallmark will be smart
and elegant. All their designs are ef-
fective. Most women and young girls
like exquisite adornments for their
neck. 1 said to myself while looking
In the show windows Of Whitleys:
Surely woman can have her fancles
ard desires satisfied when it comes to
laviliers, lockets, crosses and tiny
watches dangling from beautiful neck
chain" You cannot conceive of the
elegance of these watches until you
have seen them. Surely they would
make grand Christmas gifts. When it
comes to bracelets. it would seem they
had every style conceivable. One seems
to bubble over with delight when they
visit Whitley's store. They have such
dazzling display of jewels. There is
nothing in precious or semi-precious
stones you can call for that they have
not Don't wait until the last minute,
but begin now for your Christmas or
ders, and have your work ready before
the rush Is on. Buy early and wear a
smile. When it comes to buying Christ
mas remembrances. Whitley's have the
gifts for all givers.
There are opportunities and oppor-
tunities, but the rare opportunities are
few. Let me tell you where the rare
one is to be found. At the Security
Jewelry store. 205 West Fourth street,
opposite Angelus hotel. Their entire
stock is being disposed of at auction
Beginning every day at II a. m, con-
tinues through the entire day. 1 stood
and watched the sales of diamond
rings, brooches, cameo pins, necklaces,
watch fobs, earrings, bracelets, gold
chains, silver mesh bags, gold-handled
umbrellas and thousand other arti-
cles too numerous to mention. I could
scarcely believe my own ears, the ridic-
ulously low bids made and articles
sold. If ever a chance to get good
goods at low figures were offered you
it is now. Go and select what you
want now before the stock is depleted.
Make out your Christmas list and go
in their store and stay there until you
have bought your gifts.
Where is the woman that does not
rave over dainty things? I noticed
among the Newcombe corset shop dis
play the other day such pretty, dainty
aprons, just the proper thing for
Christmas gift. Then there was the
Kayser silk hosiery, beautiful handker-
chiefs, and all sorts of silk novelties.
This shop is noted for always carrying
the SWEETEST novelties for woman's
wardrobe Remember the number is 531
South Broadway. See their stock early.
No trouble for them to show you goods.
Everybody treated courteously by
competent corps. of women.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04
ARRESTED 7 TIMES ON
ERRAND FOR Y. M. C. A.

A. Leftwich, an expressman, who
drove through the downtown streets
yesterday with an eight-foot sign
Fastened to his wagon advertising an
address to be delivered by Bishop Bell
at the Y. M. c. A. this afternoon on
''The Greatest Handicap" is wondering
is he is to be the subject of the clergy
mans remarks.
Leftwich was "pinched" yesterday
by seven "cops" as many times in the
same number of hours. Each time he
was released at the instance of City
Prosecutor Guy Eddie, who thinks the
man is serving a good cause.
The patrolmen believe he violated
the city traffic ordinance by displaying
advertising matter on wheels.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04
POWELL TO DELIVER ADDRESS

The Southern California Academy of
Science will meet tomorrow night at 8
o'clock in Symphony hall, Blanchard
building. DIR. Powell will deliver lee
ture on "The Vito-Motive Power or
Muscular Energy" showing with the
aid of the electroprojectoscope and
numerous lantern slides the way In
which and the means whereby food i'm
parts life and activity to the body
Caata free
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04
ILLINOIS WOMEN WILL MEET

The Womans Illinois club will hold
q meeting in Masonic hail. 431 South
Hill street, Wednesday evening, Decem-
Der ii. All women formerly residents
of Illinois are invited. There will be no
admission fee.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04
STRANGERS IN THE CITY

strangers are invited to visit the exhibits
of California products at the Chamber of Com
merce building, on Broadway, between First
and Second streets, where free Information
will be given on all subjects pertaining to this
section SSs
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04
CITY BRIEFS

There is no excuse for a person not
being satisfied with the jewelry these
days, when you can step into II. b.
Crouch Co., 555 South Broadway, and
order anything you want. This Is the
firm that has built up great reputa-
tion as makers of exclusive handmade
1eWelry. A beautiful ring that was
worn by a society woman the other
day attracted a great deal of attention.
A friend said to her: did you buy
that of Tiffany when you were In
New York;" my, moi" came the re-
sponse. "Why should I, when we have
such firm as the Crouch Co., that
turns out such exquisite and intricate
workP" I heard her tell this same
friend that she had orders in early for
several pieces of jewelry that were be-
ing built for her Christmas remem-
brances. You know the great scheme
is get busy right now and have some
thing pretty made, If you do not find
what you want In their large stock
already made up.
There is a firm whose top floor is
what you might call toyland. You all
know where 1t Is, don't you? Beeman
& Hendee's, 447 South Broadway. 1t
is such a treat for grown up folks TO
visit it. SO what must 1t be to the
little tots? Think of those character
dolls. "Mary Ellen" and Gretchen"
etc. In another case you find Lucy
Lee" "Polly Perkins," MARY Jane"
and Susanna Sue" It's worth your
while to stop at their south window
and study the faces of the little ones
as they stand gazing at the dlfferent
"dollies." Beeman & Hendee have MADE
q speciality of all kinds OF toys ana
games. Go early and buy your toys
for Christmas.
Smoking jackets and gowns are now
ready for Christmas. Early buyers
may have garments set aside for them
by the payment of a small deposit.
Wonderfully handsome effects are
shown-and extra strong value. Come
in and make yourself at home. We
are glad to show you. Harris-Frank,
437-443 South Spring street.
o. l.. McLain, 539 South Broadway
has decorated wood pieces, artistic
leather goods. new shipment beads, eu-
calyptus portieres, Indian moccasins,
etc. Many suitable articles to put
on your Christmas list. Her poinsettia
pillows are works of art. Remember
the place, $50 South Broadway.
REWARD-S50 reward for the man
that can show us how to make our
chocolates and bonbons better. At the
present time they are absolutely unsur-
passed Buy Christmas chocolates at
the Chocolate Shop, opposite Alexan-
dria hotel, 207 West Fifth street.
Miss Katherine MCGOWAN, hair and
skin specialist, announces removal of
her business from 915 West Eighth to
rooms 1894 Consolidated building,
southwest corner Sixth and Hill.
Phone F1467.
Miss Jefferson wishes to inform her
customers of the removal of her toilet
parlors to room 600 Parmelee-D Dohr-
mann bldg, 44i s. Broadway. F10SO.
w. T. Woods will form a class for
beginners in dancing Monday evening,
December IL. 74S S. Figueroa street.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04

REWARDS reward for the man
that can show us how to make our
chocolates and bonbons better. At the
present time they are absolutely unsur-
passed. Buy Christmas chocolates at
the Chocolate Shop, opposite Alexan-
dria hotel, 2O7 West Fifth street.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04

DAY MORNING. DECEMBER a. 1910
a3z& ! 81 7 90 -: :
WELCOME d
T GIFT SEEKERS
W7ELCOME to every one within
w reach of the Brock & FeaganS
store--Wecome in the fullest
sense of the word The Brock & Fea-
gans store affords scope for selection,
in gifts that are rare and unique, that is
not surpassed by any store in America,
scope so comprehensive, so unusual,
that no gift seeker can afford to plan
his or hergifts without first knowing the
advantages we extend. The wares we
have gathered represent master produc-
tons, personally selected from the art
centers of both Europe and America.
Foreign hand made jeweIry in beautiful Oriental designs
that entirely exclusive with this house.
Exquisite creations In solid gold jewery embracing al
most unlimited selection in unusual things
Magnificent gem pieces, of them the creations OF
our skilled designers and godsmlths
Sterling mesh bags, especially selected by us and
made for France.
Distinctive designs in fine sterling silver toilet wares all
of carried in stock so that one may pur-
chase few many pieces as desired
THE celebrated inimiable California cut glass; which Is
sold exclusively by this house In Los Angeles.
Tiffany favrle glass vases Tiffany photograph frames,
mirrors jewel boxes. smoking sets, candestcks, piano
lamps reading lamps, desk lamps, floor lamps. Tiffany
desk articles, and all the productions OF the
famous Tiffany studios.
Exclusive patterns Copeland Mnton and Royal Doul-
ton English china and little decorative pieces In
Heay gold china.
Artistic designs in Teco and lockwood poees that are
without Duplicates Entirely exclusive with this house.
Chatting Dishes eapos percolators feneres trays and
innumerable things in art metal ware
ladies' model gold
t $40 or ii
the magn1a paved watches SG4oo
o manel the den or the hail.
requisites useful things OF leather
sof slVe in
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04

Miss Jefferson wishes to inform her
customers of the removal of her toilet
parlors to room 600 Parmelee- Dohr-
mann bldg, 444 S. Broadway. F10S0.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04

Miss Katherine MCGOWAN, hair and
skin specialist, announces removal of
her business from 915 West Eighth to
rooms 1894 Consolidated building,
southwest corner Sixth and Hill.
Phone F1467.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04

w. T. Woods will form class for
beginners in dancing Monday evening,
December IL. 74S S. Figueroa street.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04

o. l.. McLain, 539 South Broadway,
has decorated wood pieces, artistic
leather goods. new shipment beads, eu-
calyptus portieres, Indian moccasins,
etc Many suitable articles to put
on your Christmas list. Her poinsettia
pillows are works of art. Remember
the place, 539 South Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04

Have you visited the Chocolatorium
at 425 West Fifth street, in the Audito-
rum building? They serve delicious
hot chocolate and the daintiest lunch
cons you ever tasted. While Christmas
shopping don't forget to call in and
buy fresh chocolate and bonbons to
add to your gifts
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04

Mrs. Freeman. 752 South Figueros
street. Real homemade m1nce pies anC
fruit cake. Phone F1613.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04

city Steam Carpet Cleaning works
Main 427. F6120. John Bloeser.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04

Fverybody's thoughts are turning to
Christmas. M Frederickson wants to
suggest that among the smart things
to buy are beautiful hair ornaments or
hand bags No one can show handsom-
er seal, walrus, alligator or pigskin
bags. Surely there is nothing more
practical for gifts.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-25
SIR gebuliuperintenbent.

Sb erfldre midi biermit als &anOi
oat fir Sic oemufratllhe domination
fir ous SdMtll uperintenOentenam
pom Stearns Gountp uno eri llde Inn
gefdlige ltnterltiielng aaer Stimm-
geber. - IS liegt mir %o11rdbal1s fer
lie nit Gor5iigen uno NnOerem,
nidt 5ur Sad3e geb0rcno, prablen SIT
mollen. 9od, lei es mir geitattet, ben
Stimngebern belheioenermeile al15lt-
5eigen, Oab ib mir 0urd langiabrl-
&c grtabrung lno rfplgrelde5 Mlr=
fen ais 2ebrer Dieies Gpuntp, belon=
oers in oeiien 2nno1dulen Qebtere Ser
fait ultsidlieBlife @irfl1ngsfrei5 0es
Superintenoenten) Sic 9efabigrng fir
Sic es 10 mihtige Nmt CLAUDE ertDor-
Zen 5u baben. 6erner, mas 8llOnng
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-25

anbelangt, glaube ih, 0aB i'm Can't
fortmdbren0en St110iulns in Ser Sage
Bin, 0as 2ebrer=Giplom altf 2eben5-
5eit in ndhiter 3ufunft erbalten 5u
f0nner1. ltn0 an Mne, Ste e5 angebt,
oaB id Dor ungefdbr flint Sabren beim
Staatseramen inn 6ade gngltlder
Sprn6e cine Marfe DON SO Ero5ent
erbielt. g5 lit mnbl mabr, OaB i] erlt
I'M Sitter BON 20 Sabren BON 9eutid=
[uno einmanberte, unD ouh 6aielb't
meine erite fuhFndnniide gr5iebung
uno @orbiloltng genpB. @elrl er=
mqblt in 0a5 Mmt oe5 -Sdul=
inperintenDenten, mer0e ld ale Ou=
NIT perbun0enen slngelege11beiten m
bodit fabtger unO ltrengit uuparteli=
ider @eiie BEL orger. Mdtungspon
.. Gibpeter.
Comm 2uemburg, 9fidmonO, s. ..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-25
sir Gpuntp=S pmmiKdr.

Muf SEN 0ringliden @unid meiner
Greunoe, als &an0iOat fir @teoer=
mabl in sic Office oes Gountp=&omz
n1iiidrs oes 4. 9iltrifts auf5utreten,
erflGre id mtb als &an0i0at fir Ste
MieOermobl bei SEN am 20. Septen1bel
ituttfin0enben Nrimarlpablen u10 er=
iude sl1gLei9 um l1r1teritiitung offer
@1bler Oes gena11ten Gitrift5. %
ib mdbren0 5mei Serminen 6a5 Mmt
befleiSet bube, fann id> penn i4 nit
ser Domination unb ser @ubl Be-
ebrt meroe, meinen &onitituenten BEL
ier 0ieren 0enn le, 30 mir cine ma9=
reno Ser lekten Sabre gel umlnelten Gr=
fabrung oabei 5unuben fomn1t. Md=
tungspon Syn. &remer~
Golo spring, 6. slug. 1910. 3Sba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-25
GiueS StebermamneS t1rjer
9ebeus1auf.
Sered,tist 81 abermaligem &olfsner=
trn1lcrt+
:. j.. @auiielo fmIr oas &umminar-
amt oes 5. 9itrifts I'M
TelOc.

9eltte BON Shlage zines sleoer=
n1annes mie SEER S. 8. Ganflelo BON
Suuf Centre, meld)er nit eilem aut=
rittiaen leltieligen @elen geraoe11
Sina uu0 %poultanoige aulprudslollg=
felt perbinnet, uerolenen IS ltd)erlIdl
oub man nit einem geredten Sobl1e=
Sc olf tie niht bis nab if)re1t 2ooe
hinter oem gerge bolt, 'o1oern oaB 81
itrer 2atseit in S1ut u1O Mort ar1-
erfal1nt miro Nus @ute, mus lie sum
9elten ihrer Mitmenlder inns SIT III
rem eigenen gemirft ullo er5lelt boz
Ten. Serr Gunfielb, Dem olele 3eilen
I'M SsN1terel1e Don Stearns Golu1tp TIM
Nugeneineu uno SIT oem Oes 5. 4on1=
mlndroi1trifts i'm 9elpnOeren gemt0=
met itno, gefort leit fait einem bal-
BEN Sabrhunoert SIT Sen %ebrenmer=
then Riirgeru Don Suuf Centre, no
iein 9fame, Ser in gan5 Stearns
Goltntp IN ghren gena1nt miro, crit
red7t einen por5iigliden Slang bat.
Mus ieinen S%ugenoiabren liegt inns
11rtr llubeoe11teuse5 Dor. 3aB CT BON
1ehr gl1ten Gltern mrB er5pgen NOT
Sen iein, oafiir birgt lein ga115es
Srud3ten ulro @anoeln. Mit Der Ml1=
Benlpelt m1roe @err Garfield crit
Damn befor1l1t, ais er I'M Mar5 1864
SIT Sen @affen gerlsfen Dltroe, I'M
ieine 2icbe a111o Srelte sum Guter=
lanoe SIT befuroen. lte6er eth SaGr
Nlente CT in Dem aus 6reImtQigel1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-25

Ser ffoi;rnte oieie nnteriffnbltng better
%leiiten, als n,rier fatboli1des Volf,
be%lonoers menn I'M ere fatboll1hen
Mrbeiter un0 8al1ern mber Ous gan5e
2nno in Sunoerte u1O Sal1leroe po't
Mrbeiter= uno 8alrernpereine orgal1t=
iiert meroen? (BolfsoeretnO g111e
lolde Mrmee BON driitliben Mrbeitern
uno 9auern, moblgeihltlt uno orgu=
in tal1ieno Gereinen, perbu1r=
BEN uno 5entraliiiert - meld' elnen
u%ngebellren, mobltbatigen, Srieoe l111o
er5eugenoen Ginflub fonnte tie
altsiiber1 a11f Ste 0ffentlide Meein1ng,
Ste Yreile, ste 8eiebgebung, ia logan
ultf cine erlpteBlid)ere Ibatlgteit tn
Sen Mrbeiter= ltnloren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-25

Ser grobe 4aroinal Gibbons
id,reibt: sd BIN ~iiber3eugt, oaB es
praftii@ unm0glid tit, 8robibition
tn elmer gr0beren Srtfdaft eiu5u=
tiibren uno Dos bette Mittel sur 50r=
oernng Der Iemperel15 lit bobe Mus=
idanfiteuer fir ste Saloons. Sd Bin
fir idarfe 9eitrufa1ng Ser Saloonbe=
iiser bei Ser eri item ltebertretlu1g oes
Sc ebes uno bei ser 5meiten fiir poQe
2i5en5ent5iebung.
Ger fatboliide stanopunft in ser
Iemperen5frage lit ali oieler: Gel
I'M giien uro Irinfen; lei fir
Iotalabitinen5, penn gu miQit, a6er
syringe iie a10ern niht auf. I'm
maBigfeit lit ein groBes lte6el. Sell
mittel lit rift Erobibition ooer 2oeal
Option, ion0ern quite, driitlide Or
5iebung, bobe Iusidanflteuer uno
9eobadtung Ser 6eltehen0en @eiebe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-25
SIR @puntp=N e9iitrar.

Sn Ser grinnerung, 0aB Bel meinem
lebten 8emilben tint OaS ltrfun0en=9te=
qiitrursamt BON Stearns County etne
10 groBe Mn5abl mir freunoli6 geiin11-
ter stimmgeber 5ur Seite mur, rper=
Sc id MIDI BET Ser am 20. Septen1ber
ltattfinoen0en Grimarmabl nodlnals
al5 oemofratil6er &anOioat Inn OaS
Ne%gitrarsamt bemerben, un0 id er=
Iude ale Stimmgeber 0es Gountpe
mir TIRE @emogenbeit 5eigen un0 iid}
am Stimmfaiten meiner erin11ern Sit
monen. Sir MIR erlpielene CUNT
be5ertgur1g miro lid itets 0anfbar er=
meiien.
34ba Sobn Gang.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-25

bel teben0en adten Minnel ota : Hegi=
n1ent in Company sc" un0 bulf
nod munde Sdladt ldlagen nnO
noG man9en Sieg %erringen, nod
Dem sic BON ibm gingetretenen
SLUT uno 2eben I'M Sample gegen Die
rebeQilden @uffenbrm0er Dergo11en
hotten. Nah 6rieoens idluB erblelt
er ieine ebrenpertbe gntlallung, uno
leit0em finDen mir rbn mie0er in Suuf
Centre in oem gleiden @elen: Dol=
Ter i3uporfomnrenbeit un0 poaer Md=
tuna qegen aae, Sic nit ibm IN Sc
rilbrn11q fommen. ltn0 mie 3l1tralte11
ermeden0 lein @el en auf leine Dt1t=
biirqer mirfte, gebt aus Ser 5batlahe
herpor, oaB er NIT Dffentliden Ment=
tern beebrt mltroe, Sic er Sabre be-
blei0ete al5 9eleg oufiir, OaB er Dem
nit ltebernabme ser Mea1ter perbr11=
oenen Gflifter1 IN g%ctrene1t ter u11o SUI
perlaliigiter @eile geredt muroe.
5ieben Ssabre Tang mur0e er o61te I'm
terbred11rna ais MIle11or Oes Comm
@a11f Centre errpdblt, nnO in o1e1er
5teaung lieB er iih bet Der ger1Dal=
tunq 0es Mmte5 bon e1nem 1tr1tfen>
unpartetiiden Gei1te leiten, Der 1tets
oas Nedte u%115fubrte, Oaber es altf
nift @l1nDer nebmen farm, Dob 1bn1
lpdterbin Elm observation-disclosures, e1n
ioldes BON boberer geoertung, e1n
Gountpamt anpertra1tt mnroe u1to er
lett SEN lebten adt Sabren I'M eoun-
tprotb BON stearns Gour1tp Sen flint
item 9iitrift in elmer Irt uno @e11e
nertritt. sic oem 3iltrift nno benz
go1tutp un0 nidt min0er ibm ielb1t
aur gbre gereidt. gin Mann nah
Sem gdlage oes Serrn @anfielo, outs
ne5tattet nit SEN beiten Wm1nesetgen-
idaften, ste nadgeribmt mer0en ton
nen, muB Mdtnng un0 gntgegen=
fommen sem Mitmeniden ob5utngen,
11no 0ie1er Munn lit es, Der am ~;
geptember 1910 bei Ser NrtmarpaDl
on sic @abler nit Oem freunol1he11
griuhen berantrih, i'm npdn1als nut
SEM Qsommiiiarante BEG 5. 1nfr1tfs
~ betrauen uno init 0em gritden
nerbinDet .er oas Mnnnesper 1pred1en,
nip1elben uieoerum I'M GorntDratb
ann ge1ten leiner &onifituenfen naf
be1fem @iIlen ltno &inen 5n pertre=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-25
SIR bas Observation-Disclosures.
Sem Muuihe elmer Mn5abl meiner

Sem @unide elmer Mn5abl meiner
6reun0e nadgebeno> babe id MIDI emit
ltlol1er, BEL Der ont 20. September
itattfnoen6en Nrimartpabl midi al5
oemofrutil6er &anbioat fir 0as Ste
prGlenta1tenamt oes 2. 9ifrtft5 0es
"a. legiSlatiom 9iitriftS 5u 6emerben.
Mit 0ieler Mnfinoigung Derbinoe i9
sic an Sic 6emofratiiden Stimmgeber
belagten 1itrifts geridtete 8itte, mid
am @obltage in mei1em Sorbuben,
oas MIR oem 8elten 0ieies 9iitrifts,
oes gountD un0 0es Staates i'm Maz
gemeinen gelten jon, unterituben uno
mir gum siege perbelfen at molen.
q. M. ntcdt,
Mi9mon0, II. Suli 1910. 34ba
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Tar gebuliuperintenbent.

Siermit erflare id mild ais oemo=
fratilder &%anot0at fir Sic Office oes
County OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bon
5tearns County BET SEN am 20. Sep=
tember Itattfin0enben NrimdrDablen,
uno ih eriude 5ugleid Tim gefanige
.l1nteritiibrng Ser 5timmgeber 6es
County. @enn ertDdblt, meroe i'd
meiner Hflidt getreu uno nad beiten
S&9rdifften nadfommen.
34ba 8ilbelm q. Burger.
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SIR Gpnntp=G pmmiKdr.

Sierimt erflare i) midi als aal1.
0i0at fir Sic o%emofratiide Nomino=
tion fir Sos @~ountp=@ommifdramt
oes eriten Diitrifts Bel ser AM 20.
September itattfin0eroen Grimar=
mabl, unb id eriude ane meme
.reun0e uno 5timmgeber beiagten 81
itrifts, mid am @abltage lnterltii<
zen 5u mp1en.
sbeubore 8. &rafta.
ct. CLOUD, 1. slug. 1910. 37ha
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pnlitt(d1f Ekr*

ten. @inen ebrennertberen uno lei-
ner @iuiidt in SEN Gulmtpangele=
genbeiten uno leine5 ul1purteltl6en
@eiens megen beiieren @ertreter
foinnen bie @dbler oes fiinften &orn-
milIdrOtftrifts ltb weoer piinlben
nod geben.
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Mnfanbi9nn9.

Siermit erflGre i5 midi als &ar0i=
cot fir Sic 0emofratilde Nomination
fir 0us Neprdi entantenamt 0es "a.
legislutiDen 9itrifts unb erlu9e alien
@rnItes I'M Sic gitige ltnteritiibung
Ser 5timmgeber beiagten 9iitrifts.
SIM 9Suue Sic Nominution un0 sic
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-25
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The Winslow mail., 1910-09-10

JOS, Thomas, formerly employ
ed in the office ofAgent O'Rourke,
left last week for Bakersfield,
Calf, where he has been en-
ployed by Pat Doan, the jolly
agent of the Santa Fe at that
place. Mr.. Thomas, as well as
attending to his duties at the de-
pot, has been engaged by the
Bakersfield base ball club to play
third base, and it will be no sur
prise to Joe's many friends to
know that he is making good in
both the Santa Fe and base ball
world.
The Winslow mail., 1910-09-10
School Opens
Next Monday

Winslow's schools will open
next Monday and the small boy
will be correspondingly depress-
ed. 1t is estimated that about
275 children will seek admission
to the schools this year being a
substantial increase over the at
tendance OF last year.
Miss Cora Buxton. as Princi-
pal, will have charge of the
eighth grade. The other assign
ments are as follows: Seventh
grade, Miss Daniels; fifth and
sixth grades, Miss GAVIN; third
and fourth grades. Miss Young
second grade, Miss V. Alberta
Parr; primary and intermediate
classes. Miss Mary Myers.
Mrs. Geo. Weinert will preside
over the Southside school and
she will be assisted there by Miss
Lee, the attendance at that
school having increased so that
thai an additional teacher is
necessary.
Among the new teachers en-
gagged this year, Miss Lee halls
from Missouri, Miss Daniels
from California, while Miss Parr
is daughter of our townsman,
W. A. Parr.
Miss Fisher is the only one of
last years corps who has not re-
turned here that lady not having
made application for re-employ-
ment.
The Winslow mail., 1910-09-10
Notice.

The question has been asked
what the L. 0. T. M. intend to
do about the fund that was
started by them for the purpose
of piping water to the ceme tary.
would like to state, that the
fund we have is still open for
contribution by any who wishes
to give toward the cause. As
we wish to start the work in
the early spring. All money re-
ceived will be receipted for and
announced in the Winelow Mail.
Nellie II. Eastman,
Commander.