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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-17
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@pbltbnn tbnt ,pobl.

Otto uno @ermilte erbielten bon IT,
rer Mutter ieoen Gag flint Gents, fir
sic tic lid 6riibitiid fanfen ioaten.
Ga lie aber beioe ipar iame &inoer ma-
rent, boben lie iib ofters ibr Gels amf,
bis lie eiuige r0imes" geiammelt bot
ten. Ganm f%auften tie lib etmaS oafur,
bal0 cin S9reibebu6, balls Seoern,
balls 5piel5el1g.
gi,1es Cages mar lire 5parfaile
redt gefiillt. SD babe bier Dimes
%geian1melt," iagte Otto. = vl1no i6
flint" iprab @ermine. r@as mo1el1
mir uns 0afiir faufen?"
Sic iiberlegten ii@ Sic 5ade, font
ten ober nidt einig mer0en. gn0lid
beidlpB @ermine, Sic Elm fleineS Sc
der1nal1l mar, iib 3udermerf 51 folt-
fen, u1o Otto mollte iid Elm neues
Nfero f%allfen, oenn 0as alte bate ben
Sdma1r5 ruro Gin 8ein perloren. Sic
madten jid auf sen @eg.
MlS iie altf Sen Marft famel1, iab
an ser @de ser 5traBe ein armer al
ter, blinoer Maltt. 5ein &aar mar
idneepeiB un0 feline &lei0er maren
5erriNen. Mit bepegter 5timme iagte
er:: .Md, geben Sic mir einen Nennp.
i6 bobe Sen ga15en Sag nod ni6tS
gegeiien lno MIDI brngert 10 Jeff. Sd
bin blind uno fan11 nidts mebr Der
oiener. grbarmen Sic ii9 meiner!"
Otto u1r0 @er1nine b0rten Sic @orte
oes Mlten lrno mur0en bon Witleio be-
pegt. Sic blidten chamber a1 l1no
fragten: u@ouen mir?" $50, mir
mouen!!" riefen tie beioe, liefen gu 0em
armen alten Manme fin un0 gaben
i'm ibr gan5es @elo. uM@, mie frel,-
tie ii9 ser blinoe @reis! SD oanfe
guf, liebe, quite ainoer," iagte er.
Ser liebe @ott miro gl1d oafiir be-
lobnen, oaB ibr mir oieie @obltbat
ermieien babt. Sauleno, tau ien0
9anf! Sett fam i6 mir 8ro0 fal1=
fen uno bral16e ni6t mebr 5u bur1=
germ"
gr itrei6elte 0el1 guten &inoern Sic
@angen nn0 lie iprangen pergnigt
fort. @enn @ermine an 0aS 3nder=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-17
@0flidje Snsenb.

@emiB, ibr lieben 5rennoe uuo
iSreun0innen i'm Sitter bon IL Bis Is
Sabren, ibr ieio mirfli6 b6flid. SIR
leio 10 boflid,- altere 2eute el1rer Be-
fanntidait perbinOlid 51 griiBen; ibr
Last ibnen Sen &ortritt; ibr bebt If
men cinen neutrality-suspicious. @egen-
ltano auf;; ibr reidt ibnen 0inge, Sic
lie miinide11, gu; ibr nebmt ibnen SUIT
uno Mantel ab, itebt ibnen &eoe nit
freunolidem @eitdte ETC.; 0ent 0as
lino alles Sa@en, Sic iid id)iden, uno
ibr lei0 mobler5ogen.
@ie aber itebt es nit ser @0flid)=
felt int engiten 6amilienfreiie? @enn
Safer lno Mrtter 5n eu6 lprebeh
martet ibr oa itets Sen 5dll1B ser
Meoe ab, ooer faQt ibr ib1en naf ge=
lieben il1S @ort? l1no metl1 ibr aus
&espeft Dor Sen gltern 0ieS al19 nibt
aus SEN Mltgen laBt, beobadtet tbr
audi geniigen0 0ieie &ofli6feit n1rter-
chamber ooer Sen dlteren @el6miltern
aegeniiber? S9ault SUI, Io6ter6en,
audi @oter uno Mutter freunoli6 an
nn6 iagit liebeool ~bitte," menn on IT,
men Butter ltn6 8roO o0er 0erglei9en
anbietelt, poer reidlt o1 es ettpa nl1r
10 gar5 ldiitg 0ar, mabreno sic Mugen
lt11o @eoanfen 400 anOerS meilen?
1em oaB ou bas Mnbieten ettpa gon5
pergiBt un0 crit marteit, Bis 0aS mo-
tbige ge1piinibt miro, um es Damn balb
.qrgerli9, bdlb ungeoulotg b%in5ubalten
ooer gar gu i6ieben, 0aS min i@ ni@t
annebmen. spriagt ibr aud eilfertig
auf, menn ibr gerufen 1per0et, eilt ibr
audi unaufgeforoert gu &ilfe, iobalh
oieie motbig lit? sagt ibr eudb freuno-
lid uguten Morgen," quite &adt?"
8eobadtet ibr au6 getpiiie boflibe
&eoemenoungen gegen oie @eidmiiter,
gegen sic 9ienitboten? &eiBt ibr ni9t
ST 3eitungen auseinanoer, nod ebe iie
fas?59lagt ibr audi ni6t Die
Sbiren gu, ooer laBt iie gar auf? Gr=
5mingt ibr el16 1i@t auf ale Sale
Sen eriten Durdgang 0ur6 Sic Sbn=
rem? StoBt ibr ni6t a6tloS beim gor=
beigebeu an Stiible, auf mel6e anoe=
re iiben poer an Sii9e, an mel4en
an0ere arbetten?
8eobadtet ibr oieie &0fli@feiten I'M
engiten &reiie, mer6en Tie e1@ audi I'M
ltmgong nit Srem6en ME i@mer fal=
len; 6enn mas in 2iebe geiibt nnb ge=
pflegt miro, permadit CUR @emobn-
beit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-17
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@lanberei.

Gin 8rief ser 10 re6t aus 0en1
@er5en fomn1t, ma6t oft l1nenoli6 Diel
ntebr 6reuoe als bas m%ertbpollite Sc
ibenf. ltno mie oft lit ein lieber, ber5-
li9er Briet Ser an einen giniame1
uno Sraurigen geridtet 1T, etne
@obltbat, Elm 2abial, an Sent er iib
mie0er aufribtet un6 neue11 Mutb
faBt. @iepiel permag oft ein tbeilneb-
menoes, liebes @ort, tpenn es in Ser
redten Stunoe fommt!
9ab man es ltd 5ur &fli6t madt,
8%eileiDsbriefe 10 bal0 mie mogli6 81
idreiben, beoarf mobl faum Ser CT
mabnung, beionoers menn 6ieielben an
Sreunoe geribtet iin6.
@enn man bebenft, mie lolb Elm lie=
Der, a%usfiibrliber Brief an I'M ere Sic
ben mieoer uno mie0er gele len miro,
mie ct oft tage- un6 wodenlang in Der
Saide berl1mgetragen miro, Inn tit Ell
ner ltiden 5tltnoe mieber berporge=
nommen 5u mer0en, Damn ioQte man
oo6 ein menig Miibe nidt ibeuen.@ ie
frel1en mir uns ni6t lelbit mie0erum
beim gmpfange iolder 8riefe!
Cine biibibe @emobnbeit finoe id,
beipnoers bel iu1gen Md6ben, sic
8riefe> 0ie iie in ibren Sl1gen0iabren
erbielten un0 Sic ibnen 6reuoe mad=
ten, ser &eibe na6 5u oronen un0 it,
in einem 6a5u paiienoen &aitden auf=
5ubemabren. @ie freut man iid,
penn man iie in ipateren Sabren mie=
ser einmal 0ur6lieit! @te erpa6t
Damn mie0er Sic i6one, ein5ige SUI
geno5ett nit al ibren S0ealen uno
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &egeilteru1tg.
@ob1 nidts, CLAUDE id, fiibrt uns 10
redt Sic enti6mun0enen S%ngen0tage
mieoer in sic g%rinnerung ais iol6e
8rief e, Sic nit 0em gan5e1 Gntbn1ias=
mus zines iungen @er5ertS geidrieben
muroen. Desbalb fann ib eS al16 nidt
be9reifen, mie man, audi in lpateren
Sabren, einen 8rief aus lieber Sano
einfu9 ms 5el1er merfen fann.-
nn6 mie nni9dkbar mer0en iol6e
8riefe crit, menn 0as treue &er5, oas
treue &er5, oas iie emit 0iftierte, int
@rabe rubt. @el6 Elm i@mer5li6=
lIBes &ermadtniB iin6 iie uns Damn,
oos mir um feinen 8reis entbebren
monten. @el9 Elm Groit 6ann iol9e
8riefe iino, Damn iol6e 8riefe iin0,
fann MIR ser b%eurtbeilen, Ser eS ielb1t
EMP fun0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-17

merit oudte, bas lie iid batte bolen
moaen, iagte tie: uNd mas, iebt butte
i6 es aud per5ebrt uno mare ni6t 10
pergnugt, 11no ser arnte alte @reis
bu1gerte pieuei9t nod!" @enn
Otto iein @fer0 obne S6man3 nno
8ein betrabtete, iagte ct: vDu bit
imm1er nod gut gel1ltg 51m 5pielen,
ih bral1de fem neueS!" un0 bate 0as
alte 8fero lieber als iemals. @arum
mpbl? - Gs erinnerte ibn an cine
quite Sbat!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-17
@aditenliebe.

@enn ib l1mi9au balte in ser
@elt, menn i6 MIDI frage, mober eS
oenn fomme, 6ab 10 piele @eni&en
5eitmeiie redt ungliidli@ iino, tparl1m
es. oenn gar 10 piele @ioermdrtigfei=
ten gibt unter Sen @eniden, 10 fin6e
ib alS @run6 Dor alien audi oieien:
@eil 10 piele Meni9en 10 menig ooer
fait gar feline Mddftenliebe baben.
@iele Meni@en iino gegen anoere re@t
grob, rob, ridii@tslos> iude11 anoere
gu iiberportbeilen> mogen nieman6 Ell
ne @efauigfeit ermeiien, beidimpfen
an6ere, itreiten un0 5anfen bel ieoer
@elegenbeit. 9as lit traurig.
@ie idon lit es bingegen, menn man
gegen feline Mitmeni@en re6t bofli@
lit, freunoli@, 6ienitgefdaig; an0ern
germ cine @efd1igfeit erpeiiet, an0ern
@utes miini@t, @utes tbut, bon an=
oern @utes reject, re6t entgegenfom=
memo lit gegen an0ere; 10 meroen mir
cole Meni9en, quite @briiten; 10 be-
folgen mir 6as meiie @eieb Seiu
@briiti: gu lonit 6einen Maditen lie
ben mie 0i@ ielbit. l1nier &eilano lit
ser @eiieite bon alien, rn6 er bat uns
neben Ser @ottesliebe, als mibtiges
@ebot, uls @auptgebot gegeben, Sen
Nedi9iten 5u lieben.
grbebeno lit mas 1r. 5r. IS. 60r=
iter in ieiner ~SSugen0lebre" er5ablt:
SD traf fiir5li@ einmal einen itein=
rei9en Mann, ser sic gan5e 8elt
our9reiit uno pieles geleben uno err
lebt bat, tpopoa1 unier elmer faum ein-
NAL traumen fam. oils i9 ibn frog
tie: u@amn baben Sic iid eigentli6
am gliidli6iten gefiiblt in Sbrem Sc
benz" = ga iagte er: ~MlS i6 in
Miinden SEN Ippbus batte uno int
aranfenbauie lag.u = unno oa NOR
S6re id0nite Seit?" fragte i6 ga115
eritaunt. uSSa. Mi6 pflegte cine barm<
ber5ige S6meiter uno ibre Gngelsmtl=
Sc uno @eoul0 fann i6 ME in meinem
9eben pergeiien. Sd mar ibr ein
Tren1oer uno iie bate auber mir nod
anoere &ranfe un6 Sag nno 9sadt
l6meren Dienit- aber Sic gan5en adt
@oden binour9 lab ib anf ibrem @e-
ii@te nur immer oie gleide leu6tenoe
Cite = niemals a116 muir Den flein=
1ten 3l1e BON @er6rieBli6feit ooer &c
rei5tbeit. Sa, oamals mar i6 I'M
&immel."
@roBe @eloiummen itan0en oielen1
Manre CUR @erfiigung; tie baben i'm
nidt gliidli6 gemadt; meite &eilen
lieBen i'm berrlide @egenoen, groB=
artige @ebiloe ser Matur uro meni4li.
der @unit idauen; file bradten ibnn al.
le nidt sic gliidlidften Stunoen. Mm
gliidliditen mar er I'M Spita1, tn Ell
ner i6meren &rattfbeit; nno marnm:
Ct batte Elm leu6tenoeS 8eiiptel be1
MdditenIiebe Dor ii6. Sd modtf
es nidt 5Qb1en, mie oft Sic S&meitel
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-17
Gin sd)nt Ser &inoer.

vl1niere 5nei &in6er bon lebs nno
o1t Sabren maren felt ibrer &in0beit
grfaltungen un0 6em &%eudbuiten un=
termorfa1. @or ettpa 6ret Sabren be-
gam i@, 5oleps @omep ono Gar gu
gebraud)en, nn6 es bat ME berfebIt,
bieien 8ei6mer0en b%or5ubeugelt uno
file gu beilen. Sc lit Sic ein5ige Me=
oi5in, sic man sic ainoer einnebmen
MAIDEN fann obne einen 5peftafel."
0as 0bige bon 50. 6. 0rnitein, Green
8ap, @iS., erbartet Sic Grfabrrng
bon tauien6en Mn6erer, Sic 6olep's
&onep ans Sar gebrau9ten. Molitor
9rug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-17

@enn beidmert nit l1nperoaalid=
felt, @artleibigteit, fem Ippettt ODER
bili0{es Tiiblen, gebt @bamberiain'S
Maqen= nno 2eber=S abletten etnen
@eriu&, un0 STR peroet 5ufrieoen
lein nit 6em @eiultate. Dteie Sab
lette itGrfen Sen Magen uno sic Sc
Der un6 belfen ser @er6auung nod.
gu faufen BEL Ser @olitor Drug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-17

chamber geirrt babe. 60 etpas lit
Uncle Sam's @etterperfMn0ern ielb1t<
Der itan6lib nod ME %begegnet.
g.
Ser Mufi9mung u16 M%ieoergang
6eS Diamantengeidafts fat nit 6em
&an6el in i@par5en Diamanten menig
gu tbun. SSn Chicago bat er, mie sic
Merriamfommiiiion ermittelte, bon
Sabr al Sabr einen gr0beren Muf=
i9mnng ge1ommen.
g.
&ei1 @unoer, oaB sic Srujts nit
Ben Brobibitioniiten &ano in &ano
geben. Das @ebeul ser ~&eformer"
lenft Die Mufmerfiamfeit 6es 8oltes
alb, oamit sic Muspliinoerung in ge>
pobnter @eiie fortgeiebt mer0en fann.
g
Gin @eiangperein in @iga bat Sobr
8. &odefeuer UNI 100000 gum 8au
zines eigenen &auies gebeten. 8or
SEM electromagnetic ser &odefeuer-
i9en @el0er i9einen iid Die guten
2eute ni9t 5u fiirdten. SIR naipes
@ertrauen lit auein 100000 mertb.
g
&eioenmdBig biel @elo fat ser Del
truit. @iiroe man linn aber iein lang
jabrigeS 8opfottperfabren gegen Mit=
belperber in dbnlider @eile gu @emii-
|tbe fiibren, ipie SEN @utmaderr, Damn
miiBte iein @eloiad cine perbangntB~
polle Grlei6terlu1g erf abren.
g
Ser @reis zines 5ites in ser SEEM
Oorfer Mftienb0rie lit felt oem pori<
gen 9e5ember BON $4,000 auf $780,
600 %geiunfen. IS i6eint, 0ab ni@t
tur sic u2ammer," ionoern audi Sic
M1a9er @oqe gelaiien baben.
So
0aB ser &oblenporratb uniereS
2anoes in abiebbar6r 8eit 5u @n0e
geben miro, 6arf als itder angenom=
met peroen. nro babel lit Elm Groft.
Die &oblenbarone f0nl1en alsoonn
SOS Golf nidt mebr ausbeuten ln3
sic &ontraftoren nno 8olitifer
miiilen 1ib einen anoeren grmerbs=
5meig iu6en.
g.
@enn ser Hraiioent Gaft ernitlid
NIT Sen @orbereitungen fir ieine @ie-
0erpabl Beginner min, 10 ioute er
Dor alien Dinger1 bon ieinen &odido-
ben iene 2eute abidutteln, sic i'm
um einen Tbeil ieiner 8olfstbimli6<
felt gebradt baber:
g
Sir sic io5iale @lei6beredtigun9
ser Meger tritt Gra1 Belmont, cine
5timmenrebtlerin un6 @eieQi@afs-
oame in Seem Oorf, iebr entidie0en
Elm. @enn jie lire Sbeorie in Die
Hraris iiberiebt un6 gu ibrem ndd>
iten @eieuidaftsabeno peridieoene TO-
lorirte 2abies nno Gentlemen einla-
set, Damn erit 5eigt iie, bob es ibr nit
ser @leidberedtigung ernit lei.
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Die Sta6t 5pofane miu cine Mus<
iteuung bon gbemannern peranital=
ten. ga, an oener lit oft mas aus5u=
iteuen!
g
@iien nn0 S9lafen iin6 iible Mn<
getpobnbeiten; 6as cine foitet 0as bal<
be 8ermogen, 6aS an6ere bas balbe
2eben.
f.
Sebr 5eitgemaB mare geg%enpartig
sic &erausgabe zines &odbu@s nit
&e5epten iiber Die 8ubereitung BON
Sleii9ipeiien obne 6leiid.
g
Seit 2amgem fort man mie0er ct
mas aus 8ralilien. 0ie &epublif mill
einen 8ump BON so MiQionen 9ol-
lars anlegen, 3as ldBt it9 boren!
g.
ENGLAND tbate mobl flug 0ara11, Sen
J%1ottenbam bon Sapan etmas 5u uber-
maiden. Ser lit ibm, troy 6es @iino-
niiies, gefabrli6er ais ser oeuti9e.
g
Giner unlerer 8rofeiioren bebaup*
tet, 0as amerifanti9e &olf Tonne rl1r
o11r@ sic Mujtf 5ipililiert mer0en.
@enn er babel an oas @ramopbon
ge0adt baben io0te, 5teben mir Dor,
lit ser @ilobeit meiter 5u leben.
g.
Ser 8erban0 ser 8utterbdn0ler bon
N%febrasfa felt einen 8utterpreis bon
go Gents in Musitbt. Iroiten mir
uns, Sal5 un0 8ro0 madbt @angen
rotb.
g.
Man6er oenft, er batte aues ermo=
gen, uno merit binterber, 6ab betm
@iegen feline 9ummbeit gu i6mer tn
sic Magidale gefallen lit.
g.
Sssn Sen Ser. Staaten iollen iid
1000 Miutonen Mpfelbdume befinoen
@er 6aran 5meifelt, fam Tie nad5ab=
len.
g
Sn $40 8aulo> 8raiilien, baben liz
sic g%infibrung bes 6mBbauiports mil
8egeiiterung begriiBt. DaS let cir
bobintereiiantes Spiel. DaS miro IT,
men i9on nod flar meroen, oaB If:
men sic Mugen iibergeben.
g
Bittsburg's amtlider 8etterpro
pbet mirft Sem Maulmurf (@ronnl
&og) Dor, 6aB er iid 0reiInal bt11ter
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-17
ROBERT

I'M @al1ie 6ieie a@t @o@en periu6t
muroe our @erorieBli6feit, our hinge
6ul6. Mber, un6 oas lit mabre &unIt
uno mabre &raft = iie bate gelernt
= iiber 0ieielben gu berri@en, oieiel=
ben int Seine 81 erltiden, iie batte
iol6' cole @eiinnung erlangt, 6aB ibr
Mntlib Dor @ite 1eu9tete.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-20
CARDS
ENTERTAIN
TONIGHT

Company NJ, Oregon National
Guard, will give a Military Ball to-
night at the Armory in honor of the
date upon which the National Guard
became a reserve of the United
States Army The event promises
to surpass anything ever given by
the militia boys heretofore. The re-
ception committee is composed CT
soldier lads, Sgt. Walter Pearmine;
Sgt Roy Neer; Sgt. Chester
Abrams; Sgt. Ralph White and G.
Branson. Floor Committee; J. M.
Coburn, Wollard Wirtz, Sgts. John
w. Holman and Mapes. Special
committee: Corp. Dan Allen; Corp.
Perry Reigleman and Clifford Head
rick. McElroy's orchestra will fur
nish the music.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-20
MURDERER LOCATED.
VIII Make Confession and Clear
Prominent Attorney Now SeTv-
Life Sentence i'm
Sing Sing.

Galveston, Tex, Jan. 2O.-'Va-
let' Jones, wanted in connection
with the famous murder of VIM
Morris Rice, New York capitalist,
for connection with which Albert 4.
Patrick, famous Gotham attorney
is now serving a life sentence, is re-
ported to have been found. Jones
is reported to have agreed to make
a confession which will clear Pat
rick of participation in the crime.
Albert T. Patrick, now in Sing
Sing prison, was convicted of con-
spiracy in connection with the un-
timely death of Rice. He was SEN
fenced to death. Several times he
stood within the shadow of the cleo
trio chair but finally his death SEN
tence was committed to life i'm
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-20
RECOGNIZES
TAFT ONLY AS
PARTY LEADER

Washington, d. c., Jan. 20.---
President Taft is done with Speaker
Cannon and hereafter the wishes of
the president must carry more
weight than the demands of the
house organization, according to
the general Interpretation of an an
nouncement made today.
The Ohio delegation issued a
statement declaring that it recog-
nizes President Taft, as "the party's
leader"
A member of the delegation stat
ed that this means that the members
from Ohio will take no more orders
from Cannon unless they are official
ly 60 K. ed" by the president.
With Ohio falling in behind the
president, it is expected that other
states will take similar action, and
persons who have been predicting
the downfall of the speaker profess
to see the writing on the wall"
more clearly than ever before.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-20
MADE GOO-GOO EYES
[nNIrnn pnnss 1nAsnp w1Rn. l

Oakland, Calf, Jan. 20.-Accus-
ing state Assemblyman Henry o.
Beatty, of San Francisco, of paying
ardent court to Elizabeth B. Hitch
cock, a bedridden invalid 73 years
of age, in order to possess her for
tune, suit by Elizabeth B. Smith,
to break the will of Mrs. Hitchcock
is pending today in the superior
court.
Mrs. Hitchcock died recently, leav.
ing property worth $4,000 to Beat
ty, who also is an attorney and
practically disinheriting Mrs. Smith,
her niece.
Mrs. Smith claims that her aunt
engaged Beatty as her lawyer early
in 1903 when they first met. She
accuses him in her complaint with
schemlng to possess the aged wo-
mons property under the guise of a
suitor "and of being treacherous to
the confidence" he is said to have
caused Mrs. Hitchcock to repose in
him.
Beatty has filed the will with a
petition that II be admitted to pro.
bate.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-20
TWENTY NINE DIVORCES
Continued from page u

Thos. j. Kerr against Samuel Ed
miston, ct al, foreclosure of lien
Art l.. Roda against A. S. baty
foreclosure of lien.
VIM. II. Jameson against Idenia
Jameson, divorce.
Anna Hansen against Hans Y.
Hansen, divorce.
l.. Bernard against Sarah Hasson.
ct al, foreclosure.
James Dick against Ellen Dick, di-
vorce.
Frank Ford against Oregon Elec-
trict Railway Company, specific per-
formance of contract.
Lawrence H. Hanningsen against
Julia Henningsen, administrator for
estate of Lawrence Hanningsen, ac-
tion to quiet title.
Eastern Investment Co. against
James II. Nichols action to quiet
title.
Charles f. Elgin against S. II.
Snyder, application for an injunc-
tion.
State of Oregon against Southern
Pacific Railway Company mandamus
o F. Haskell against VIM. McKil-
lop, special performance of contract.
j. M. Brown against Il. l.. Irwin,
application for Injunction.
A. Drain against Nancy Campbell.
ct al, foreclosure of mortgage.
Elizabeth Finlayson against Jas.
f. Finlayson, alias James Carson
Mansfield, divorce.
Martin Watrous against Ombra
Watrous, divorce.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-20
On Saturday, March 5, 1910, the

On Saturday, March 5, 1910, the
voters of the city of Rrseburg will
vote on a proposition to bond the
city for $4,000 for street improve
ments. In the event the bond issue
is voted Roseburg will expend $780,
900 street improvements during the
coming year OF this amount the
city will pay one-third while prop
erty owners benefited will pay the
remaining two-thirds of the cost.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-20

A. Gruber against T. p. Madill,
action for accounting.
MaIinda A. Simpson, ct al,
against Clara stanton, ct al, parti-
ton.
Emma A. Sands against George
II. Sands, alias Don William, divorce.
Ellen NJ. Reese against Winifred
Reese, divorce.
G. w. SCHNEIDER, ct al, against
Frank Haskell, ct al, application for
injunction.
II. e. Noble against John Parsons,
action to quiet title.
Woodburn Canning Association
against e. y. Buster, ct al, an appli-
cation for an injunction.
Geo. B. Baldwin, ct al, against
Edwin NJ. schwart, an action to
quiet title.
N. V. Sorenson against w. i. Brew
ster. an action to redeem mortgage.
W. NJ. Bushey against N. S. and
Maud Wagner, an application for an
injunction.
M. L. Jones VS.. c. H. Isom, in
junction.
w. r. Baker against Inez S. Bak-
er, partition.
f. r. Durette against Inez b
Miller, ct al, injunction.
Sadie L. Prahl against John s.
Smith, action to quiet title.
Corvallis &c Eastern Railroad Com
pany against Frank Benson, COVER
nor, an action to prevent sale of
tide lands.
Bank of Heppner against August
Walker, ct al, foreclosure of mort
gage.
Frank Amort against VIM. Baker,
writ of review.
w. C. Mount against J. R. White,
Injunction.
Joseph Graver ct al, against L.
Bernard, ct al, foreclosure of lien.
George L. Rose, ct al, against
City of Salem, injunction.
John II. Brooks against Mildred
Brooks, divorce.
L, H. Mcmahon against Southern
Pacific Railroad Company, injunc-
ton.
Leola Cayce against e. N. Cayce,
alias e. NJ Casey, divorce.
Olive L. Pierce against LaRonda
VI. Pierce, divorce.
Mable Claggett against Thomas
Jlaggett, divorce.
Nora Kaufman against Jacob
divorce.
Mary E. Davis against Alva S. b
Davis, divorce.
Ida M. Elliott against George FL
lott, divorce.
Elya NJ. Payne against NJ. il.
'ayne, divorce
r. s. Cookingham, ct al, against
Ohm II. Lewis and State Land Board,
yrit of review.
Mason Mickerman against Mary
divorce.
Belle r. Woodward against VIM.
. Woodward, divorce.
Amanda j. Hastings against Jas
[. Hastings, divorce.
Alice Bernard against Kenneth
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-20

divorce.
Mamie Moore against Arthu
Moore, divorce.
Creta j. Steige against Charles w
Steige, divorce.
Sarah Davis, an insane person hy
A. V. Condit, against Elvera North
cut, an accounting.
E. b. Doty against c. NJ. Cut5lrth
foreclosure of mortgage.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-20

Bernard, divorce.
Carrie Wilcox against w. e. viii
cox, divorce
Purlina Hunt against Fred NJ.
Hunt, divorce
Mary A. Rump against Wm r.
Beckett, foreclosure of mortgage.
Laura e. Clark against Wm Z.
Clark, divorce.
Efile Miller against w. II. Miller
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-20
prisonment by the late Governor
Higgins, of New York.
WilI Mold RevivnI.

Commencing Sunday morning,
Jan. 16, revival meetings will be-
gin at the Salem Heights school
house and continue throughout the
entire week. There will be preach
ing Sunday morning at 1920 and
at 1880 each evening during the
week.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-01-29
PASSING OF JAG NAIL.
Well Known Politician md Fnaneier
Who Amassed a Fortl ne Retires.

1t is said that Jack Nail of Nail
Bros, saloon proprietors and political
organizers, who recently sold his place
Of business at 46l Sixth avenue. New
York, for the handsome sum of $780,
500. is perhaps the we llthiest Afro
American in New Yor- : Mr.. Nail,
whose fortune is estimat d to be about
100000. has retired from business.
Twenty-seven years ago two youths,
Jack and Eddie Nail. ere employed
as attendants in a spori ing establish
ment In Pennsylvania tenue, Wash
ington. then much patro lized by SEN
ators, representatives ant others in au-
thority. The two boys saved little
money, staked II on n turn Of the
wheel and won. They tarted res
taurant business in Wa ;hington, but
after several months d, cided to try
their luck in New York They sold
out, came TO New York 9 nd purchased
a saloon at 450 Sixth q 'enue. They
prospered from the first .ecause It be-
came known their motto vas Nothing
crooked" After a caree Of fourteen
years at the above mum er the Nails
moved to a more comm pdious estab-
lishment at 46l Sixth ienue. Dick
Croker was a frequent lsitor in this
place. Men prominent In the sporting
world who visited it in ,luded Peter
Jackson, George Dixon, oe Cans and
Joe Walcott, pugilists, al 4 Isaac Muir
ply and Frank Craig. jc keys. Jack
Nail was leader of the ,olored Dem
ocrats in New York city II years. He
founded the Parqueto ! oliticai club
and acted as its chief hen he was
leader OF the Twenty-fi th assembly
district. Eddie Nail died -yeral years
aon
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-01-29
An Original Negro Institution.

ued growth in numbers. influence and
material benefit to the race of the
Grand Fountain of the United Order
Of True Reformers. 1t is an original
Negro institution which has withstood
the onslaught of gainsayers and pref
udice minded persons both in church
and state. 1t has a membership Of
nearly 100000 and employs large
number of our young men and women
as clerks. stenographers. deputies and
head workers. The home office is at
Richmond, Va.