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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-09
&amS mno Sol.
Sic @erbitnng bes Mnstcrbems Der
8a1me tint @inter.

gs miro gem0bnld al1genommen,
ooB merl1 Sen 90ilrnen genug 5eud=
tigfeit in ser groe ma6renO 1bres
Modst6ln1s int Son1mer gegeben
mir0, ibr Mil1ter5ultano menig Be-
odtlrng braud)t.
Mber es lit Sbatiadt, 0aB 8aun1e
81 allen Sabres3eiten 5eu6tigfeit ab=
gebel1, natiirlid piel peniger int Win=
ter, ols int gonrnrer. @a6reno Sen
tparmen ionnigeu Sagen int 8tnter
lit ein GROCER &eriuit bon 5eu9tig=
felt burd Sic 3meige porbonoen, nro
lebr 1par11eS @etter ausgenommen>
erieben sic @ur5eln oielen 8erluit,
men,1 ol1d Sic gr0e lint lie berlm &C.
froren lit. 9ie 6abigfeit 0ie1es gu
t6un, lit natiirlid g%eringer, menn 0ie
Gr6e troden o0er fart g%efroren lit. Sn
Ole EFT Saqen miro ser Gerlult Ser
6el1d}tigfeit ein mebr ooer meniger
qroBes Muftrodnen 6es @emebes
(Sifiues) CUR Solge baben, un6 6ieleS
miro oft Sen 500 0es 8aun1es berbei=
fii6ren. @oS mir unter 0em Mamen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-09
BUR Trage Ser 8utterbereitnng.

gs lit bon gr0Bter @i6tigfeit, 0aB
Ser &abm inn iiBen 3uitan0e bon ser
Milh genommen mer0e. Sci Mntpett-
Dung Ser 3entrifl1ge fomnt 6ieier
Yunft auer6ings meniger in 8etradt
neil 1T 6ieiem 5alle, feblerbafte Mild
porausgeiebt, feline @efabr borbaroen
lit, 0oB lebtere in Sduerung iiber=
gebt, bebor lie entrabm lit. Sour
sort, mo- Sic Mil6 gum Mufrubmen
aufgeiteQt mir6, ber6ient sic be3eid=
nete Sor0erung sic groBte 8eadtung.
Gur6 6as iorgfd1tige Mbbulten
ida0lider Sermente neben entlpre=
fen6er Mbfiiblltng ser Mil6, iomie
6ur@ 6as MuHtellen in einem Mau=
me, ser ausidlieBli6 6em 8meGe
6ient, 1aBt ii6 0os friib5eitige sa1=
ermeroen Ser Milh berbiiten. @onn
Damn no6 meiter 6orol1f 8e0odt ge=
nolnmen mer0en, oob in Sem Mild)=
rdlIt11e EN- 1tf ttogl1dyt gleid}blei=
henSe, nidt SIT bobe Sen1perotur
ferriht, 10 laBt iid m1h beim Muf=
rablmberfabren Ser Nobm in liibem
3uita1oe getpi1men. Mller6ings Der
mebrt 0ieles @erfabren sic Mrbeit
nidt um1peientlid uno ioIte malt
Sort, no Sic @erbdltniiie Sic @enl1=
bnng ser Gentriflege ernt0gliden, Ste
ie 5ur %Gntrabmltng Ser Mil6 ber=
men0en. 9asieniqe Mufrabmeper=
fabren lit ndm1i6 Sos bette, bel Sem
Ser &obm ltnter m0gliditer ger30ge=
r1ng ser Saureentmidlung in ser
Mil6 in Ser fur5eiten 3eit gemon1ret
pir0. IS m1B 6abi11 geitrebt tper=
Sen, 0aB nidt allein Ser &abm, ion=
oern aud Sic entrabmte Mild iiiB
bleibt. Altf 6iele 8eiie ldBt ii6 nidt
MIR cine Butter er5ielen, Sic ielblt
Sen b0diten Mnfor0erl1neen geredt
miro, ion6ern oth Sic iiiB bleibenoe
Milh fonm in Ser peridie6en item
@eiie @%ermen6ung fin6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-09
Gin tpirfian1es Mittel gegert Bic @mrnt=
PLACE bel 8ferben.

Sober SSarmer uno Eferoebeiiber tpirb
erf reut fem. on einem reuen Rittel gez
gen bic gefurdtet. @urmplage BEL 8ferz
Sen gu b6rer1, bas in Ser fnr3en 3eit 1eiz
nes 8efannt1eins gan3 er1tnunli9e gfez
iltltate ge3eitigt fat. &c 1tnb bies bic
aus ser aIten 5eimatb beriibergefommez
men 5eurefaz aap1eln, Sic 1icb in Ser fir
8eiten Belt Sau1enbe bon Sreunbe1 erz
iporben ltnb in Ser Mustreibung Don 8iirz
mern bel Yferben als uniiberfreffli1 err
barren @riefen bon Tar11er1r, Sic Sic Sap
ieln benuben, gebt berppr, 5aB rad bem
Gtrge6en bon n7tr stpei &apie1n. 6u11berte
bon 9ots ane mDgltden @irn1er bon
Tferben %abginqen. ul1b bob Nferoe, Sic
pprGcr mayer, bi1lig nn6 itDrri16 tparen,
nacb DEM @ingehen Der &ap1eln 1oiort GUT
nabmen ur1S ale 19ledten gigen1Gaften
perloren. Sic @iirmer geben 9eipDbnlid
l9on nab eini9en Stl1nben na6 Dem @inz
geben Ser &ap5eln tobt i'm Miite ab 11nb
lit 6a5 Mittel linn 10 tpertbboler, als es
obne tpeitere nmitGnbe 1nb pbne Sutter<
ipediel iebem &ferbe let9t %eingegeben
tperben fann. Mnf alien Sarmen, mo
Sfer6e gebalten tperben, fpllten gerdoe
iebt iebem ein5igen Sbiere 5tpei ser &apz
feln CUR gorii1t berabreidf tperben, audi
ipenn itd sic Earaiiten arberIi6 nod
nidt ben1erfbar gemaGt baben. Sic Sap
ieln itr16 geieblt9 %garantiert nnter 6ertal
$50. 21,741 l1nD fDnnen altd tragenben
Gluten gegeben tperben. 9as Miftel lit
ei15ig unb auein at be5ieben bon ser nnz
Ieren Sc ern ippblbefannten Breeders Mez
me0D Co., al @iscpn1in<5 fraRe, Sept.
"a, Miltpa11fee, @is., s1t1n Breiie bon
$1.25 fir 6 ober 5000 fir 12 @apieln,
portofrei, NIT misunderstanding. M1d
3u boben in 3iirders 9rra @tore, WeIz
role, Minn.. ODER bel sc. 8. &arren,
Sreepprt, Wtnn. 49zba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-09
8ebanbInn9 Ser
Smberfmlpf8 babeim.

9dlpinbiiidtige 8%atienten brauden
nidt ldnger mebr ipeber bas Weihid, Sem
fruberbin ale, Sic an 2lmgenbe16tperz
Den litten, bc rfielen ober folf ipieliae nnb
6dufig idredlid mnbequeme &eiien fern
bon Ser 5eimatb nad anbereu @limas
ober aadg eirem tberren @anatorium ma
bleiben iekt rubig 81 @auls, 5eilen ii@
lelblt 81 teinen lpeiteren Muslagen alS
5em &o1enbetrag fir Elm Raar Slaiden
Meot8in.. 9ier tit cine: bie aug @rfabz
rlrng iprt9t:
220 81. 4. Ctr. goltppn, (9arbp), ga.
@errenl ~@ier Sabre lang litt i6 am
9ulten. Der alln1dlig 1dlimm tpurbe; i6
hattie Ma6ti9peib nnb 56mer8en III meiz
11er @rnf.. S6 berlor meinen Ippetit nnb
nuroe 10 ounn unb ihtpa9, bab id meiz
men 5arsarbeiten nibt mebr nadgeben
tormte. Gin Nr5t nannte 1neinen Sail
Sdpin6iu6t. Ntht 3ufrieben bamit, Iieb
tb midi bon ben Ner5ten bes Holpclintc
3oipttals nnteriuden unb an6 biefe erz
tlarten Sic &ranfbeit als 56tpinbfu6t,
mas ipdterbin betpielen tpurbe bur6 cine
unteriud)ung besNnstpurfs, ia in bem1elz
ben Suberfuloiis z8a5iQen gefunben tpurz
Den. eG tpurbe nad einem 9o1pitdI fir
S6tptn0iidtige ge1didt. Mein Geffe err
lal1bte mir aber nidt 3n geben, Biz ib
gdman's Mteratibe berfuGt bGtte. CHE
ih Sic Mebi3in brei @o6en lang genomz
men batte. merfte i6 2in6erung; bas
nadt1ide @dtpiten b0rte auf; S6mer5
in ser 8ru1t mar gelinbert; 6u1ten tpur0e
los nn0 lei@t; .8ieber perlieB mid, un6
ih fling an, git 5u fiblen. Meine @ez
irl1bbeit pnrbe normal. eSSd befin6e mi9
Jet bel ausae5eidneter @eimnbbeit un6
bin p%ollitdnbig 9ebeilt felt 8ebn Sabren.
S6 empfeble 6as1elbe be1tens."
(llnter5ei6net)
(Sran) Maria 8aifon.
gdman's Mteratipe 1T tpirfiam Bel
8ronditis, Mitbma, @eufieber, @aIsz unb
91mgenz9ranfbeiten nnb baut bas Sbitem
auf. @,1tbdlt feline @ifte, Spioten unb
CUR @etpobnbeit tperbenoe M%ebi3in5toffe.
gu taufen bel Der MoIitor 9rug So. lnb
onberen leiten6en Npotbefern. Sragt nad
8ooflet aebeilter Sdlle ur6 f@reibt an baS
Gdnnan 2aboratorturn, philadelphia. &c.,
fir tpeitere @btben3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-09
3abu,en mioeripenitiser @feroe.

Man 3aibmt gang miloe Yfer6e, NIT
Semen man bisber nod ME umgegal1<
gen NOR, ourdb Sen @ebran6 folgen-
SEN Yulpers. Man erbalt 0asielbe,
inoem man einen &oBapfel bon Sen
Iiiben megnimmt, i'm trodnet lrno
puLlperlirt. giner fleinen She'll o.
BON hlGit man o1r6 cine 6eoeripnle
in sic Maie oes &ferbes inns Sic @tr=
flung tritt in meniaen Minuten EN-;
oos Sbier miro folgiam, laBt feline
IiiBe anfaiien uno auffiben. Cams in
oerielben @eiie, mie man Sic 6alfen
5abm modt, m,bte mon ionit Sic
rnbdnSigiten7 Bfer6e geboriom gu
MAIDEN. Gos Hfero malr0e in ieinem
Gtanoc berfebrt angelegt, nit 6em
Shmeife nod ser &altfe gu un6 48
Stlnoen long befam es me6er SUIT
ter, nod 6urfte es ii6 legen. 2ertte,
sic chamber abl0iten, itan0en an iet=
11em &opfe uno medten es, iobal6 eS
idlafen gu mollen i6ien. Ma@ 48
Stlr16en FOLDER 8ebanolung laBt es
olles nit ii6 maiden. Gin anneres
@erfabren, bas etpos @unoerbares
fat, lit einfa6er 11n6 bon Sen Sn0ta=
tern. in sen groBen &rairien ent-
lebnt. Sobal6 sort elm St0ianer Elm
miloes Bfero gefnngen batte, bielt er
linn Dor alien 3ingen Sic Mugen NIT
SEN &dn6en 51 inns atbmete linn in
sic NiiItern. Son oteiem Mugenblide
an fonnte es fir ge5abmt angeieben
meroen. @enn man Sem Sbiere in
Sic Miiitern blGit. bleibt oas @erfab=
rem mirtungslos; man mub binein-
atbmen. Sc i6eint 6ies SEM 8feroe
etn eigentbiimli6es @ebagen gu erre=
gen, 6enn manhe 10 bebonbelte Tbiere
itreden nn9 6em eriten Ser iu6e ber=
langen0 ielbit sic Miiiitern enppor.
SSH ii6 elm Hfer6 ni6t beid1agen
loiien, 10 itede ma1 ibm einen fleiten
runoen &ieielitein lit 6as DIR, balte
6ies nit ser @anS felt 81 uno itrei61e
SOS Hfero. SS11 bei0en 0bren 5teine
getban, modt es nod 3abmer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Sultan Syiat u,o Srau an Soiep9 STINT,
81, Chen Safe, 100000.
Srue @i1iam Glarf unb Srau an 60
narb @perett @larf, u11getb. u bon Cots
1, 2, 3, 4, 5 un0 6 8lod 6 Curtis ct.
glouo, $4,000.
Riere 81. gilbert uno 1rau an @erbarb
8. Srertds, @h @@A Gee. 3z125z33,
@robe, $4,000.
@eorg @eier nnb Sran an Soiepb
2ebner. nv 1854 @GA sec. 322125z
81, Nlbanb, $325.00.
@ibolas 29blein um5 Srau an Soiepb
81, Nlbanb, $318.00.
8i1iam 8. .Mitdem unb Sssrau an Maz
tben Sail, Got 5 8lod 10 5tearns M66.
ct. @loub, $4,000.
@er@ants @ationa1 8anf, ct. glon6
an gbas. s. QaDner II. a. Got 2 8l 12
@ilfpn ct. glpub, $1,4OO.OO.
Marb q. @ice an Sofepb @gforb, Got
20 Mu. 5ub=9ib. Gee. 10 un6 9<126=
81, Sauf Centre, $4,000.
WfidlneI Bod unb Sra1 an eSo1epb Ser
tram, @h BOT 1 5ec. 13z124z31, 4arz
ming, 100000.
@eora @olb un6 Srau an Soiepb 8erz
tram, She'll bon N@H ..@H Gee. 49,
124z31, Sarming, $4,000.
Gbriitian 2auer Mbm. an eSSo1eph Ser
tram, She'll bon NH M@A sec. 1921
81. Sarming, 100000.
q. g. Senfins an Sohn @oI6, Got 10
Blt so Sreema11s Mbb. MeIro1e, $780, 90.
Mltce SO. Serrar6 un6 @atte an Charles
3: garoen, Got ~ SIT 26 Curtis M06.
ct. Glonb, $4,000
Marb 6. 8urgan nnb @atte an 8arbaz
"a &aber, Got s 8lf 10 gurtis Nbb. ct.
@loub, $4,000.
Sames 81. 2a1ablin nnb SSra11 an Wiz
6ael 6. &rigbt, 81 Got 4 BIf IS WeI<
role. 81, 10000.
Nbtltp 9. gooneb n16 Sran an Ssranf
g6ima1stb. She'll bon @K 9@H M8X
@ec: 15z124=28, ct. @loub, $725.OO
Sobn @a5ett l1nb Trau an Mnton Griez
bienotpsfi, 8h @MH @ec. 26z126<29.
8ro9tpap, 100000
@otpar1 9offmann unb Srau an @ilz
Liam 9offmann, &@A 1854 unb Qots
4 unb 6 Gee. 36z122<29, @aine Brairie,
So, 100000.
Sobn gIarf Ii. a. an 6omer Eenneh.
$50 Slider in S@N NWH un6 WGX
SWA Gee. 9z123z29, @odbiue, $4,000
Sobn 8orgerbing unb Srau an %. &.
Wenoorf, She'll bon 2otS 6 nnb 6a5z
tdmps 51bz9ib. Got 16. Stub. 6ubz0ib.
34z126z33, Melroie, $4,000 {.
g U. WbtppIe an MabIe g. @eus. Got
z 8lf IA @alf Centre, 100000.
Ole q. 8ig 1uno Srau an @1ru6 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-09

linsion, 1854 1854 Gee. 33z124z35,
Nortb Sort, 100000.
9. S. 9ailp uno Srau an Geo. @larf,
Safe, $4,000.
Sobn $. Singer nnb Sral an 9; g.
Singer, Cots 10 unb II 8lt 4 9aines
Mbb. 9%abnesbiQe, 81 100000.
Sobn 8orger6ing nn0 Srau an Sirt
Matioual @anf, Melroie, 2ots 2 8lt 4
8obmers &ezNrrangement Cots 2 uno 3
8If 4 Welrole, $4,000. 90.
Sobn 6. @e&enneh unb Strait an g.
81. Mc@enneD, @h sos Gee. 9z126T
80, Mintpoo6, 100000.
S. SO. abbott uno Srau an 8enjomin
@iegel, Got 3 Gee. 35z122z31 gben
Cafe, 100000.
Garolina Mer3 an S. g. 8einanb, gH
Gh M@A Gee. 19s125z28, Sc Gaut,
81, 10000.
Dapib g. &irtpotrid nnb Srau an
Tbomas Coulter, 8h @8A Sec. 90
1921, @ben Gate, $4,64O.OO.
6enrb @erIing nno Sral an Sreb
5tunbebed, She'll bon @GA s@A Sec.
20z126z33, @elroie, $500.
Magbalena gngelbarb @ormunb an
Q11cas 2embed, Qots 8 nno 10 8H 25
8ruening's Nb6. gfidmonb, $125.00.
Magbalena @ngelbaro an 2ueas 2emz
bed, Cots 3 unb 10 8lf 25 8ruenings
4bb. &idmonb, $175.00.
Sreberid @enb1onbt unb Srau an Sobn
s.. @enblanbt, @gA Gee. 15z123z32,
Hapnespiue, $6,400.O0.
&iere 6. Nilon an Grace sc. Sill, She'll
bon Cots 6 unb 7 8If II &oronis Rarf
YdhueSbtUe. S475.OO.
&enrh 9foa6 an Sra 6urb, Got 12
@ilbcrt's 4. glbb. Eabnesbille. 100000.
@ermann 81oms unb Srau an Ser
mann 8loms, il. S@A N@A Gee. 90
1890, 8abnesbi1e. lnb az @@A nnb
N@A 5@A Gee. 2%5z124z31, Sarming,
$4,000.
Srancisca &lab an Sobn $. 8ade1,
She'll bon @h 5gA Sec. 23z125z31,
Mlbanb, $1,150.00.
Sreberid Meber unb Sran on q. 6.
Sobnion az @8A Gee. 3z122z28 Sair
&aben, 100000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-09

~&oot filling" beriteben, fommt oft
bon Sem unreifen 3uitan6e ser Bflan=
&c fer, penn Ser @inter anfdngt, aber
IN cen meilten 6al1en lit u&oot fill
ling" auf einen trodenen CONNER
mic Ser lebte 5uriid5ufiibren.
Mel1n Oas 2o110 0ur6 &lrltipierl1ng
oSer ol1f on2ere Mrt nno @eile feudt
erhaltel1 mltrlc, iiro Sic 8dal1me m1Ber
@efabr, o6er menn cas 2an0 troden
iii, iollte es o11rh un0 0nrb, ebe es
5ufriert, naB gemadt utr6 Damn nit
altem gtrohl 5prel ooer Stoll0iin=
ger 6eoedt mer6en, Tim bas Mustrod=
ner 81 p%erbin0ern. 9ieie 8e6edrng
balt 6as 3ufrteren 5uriid, ln6 6ieies
id)on ollein lit iebr midtig, 0e1tn Ser
langanbaltenoe 6rolt lit eS, ser pen
g flon5en 10 id}a6li6 lit.
Gin feutter 8p0en, bon oem 10
lange ais moglih Ser Sroit abgebal=
ten per0en fanrt, lit 6as itderite Mtt=
tel, Inn 6as Nbl terben Ser Baume im
@inter 3lt berbin0ern. Ma6 elmer
So6res5eit, mie in Ser bergangenen,
lit eS iebr lei6t m0g1id, ooB biele
g flan5en 6l1r@ u&oot fitting" berlo=
rem geben mer6en.
NE. k1Ga@>s New A.ifepfMs
sssse tseaGG:: H. v sas'sc~''A-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-09
Order Limiting Time to File Claims,
and For Hearing Thereon.
Reyision of 1906

Estate of Martie Ref, deceased.
: County, Gov ur es stssrns. 1" Probate Court.
In the matter of the Estate of Martin Rief,
decedent.
Letters of administration with the will an
nexed this day having been granted to Alber-
tina Ref,
IT IS ORDERED, that the time within which
all creditors of the above named decedent may
present claims against his estate in this court.
be, and the same hereby is. limited to six
months from and after the date hereof; and
that Friday, the 3rd day Of May, '9l2, at 9
the. Court House at the City of ST: Cloud, in
said County. be, and the same hereby. is, fixed
| and appointed as the time and place for hear
ing upon and the examination, adjustment and
| allowance of such claims as shall be presented
within the time aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by the publication
of this order in "Der Nordstern" as provided
by law.
A. H. KLASEN,
fSEAL) Judge of Probate.
No. 50-3t
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SEAL

Sic 4ualen lno l1nannebmlidJfei=
ten melde ltnper0aulid)feit beruria 6t
modt oas 2eben 5ur 2ait, aber Ser
.@ebrou9 bon 9r. guguit &onig'S
@amburger Gropfen erlet6tert nno
furirt, mno man fublt it@ mieoer
gludli6).
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-09
@idenapeh, &ppftpeb, @crb1ftat.

un6 &be11motism11s, iomobl bei Man=
nern als bei Srouen> meint Mieren<
Srubel. 2aBt ni@t gu, baB es bor=
anidreitet Big auBer 1em @e6i5in=
8erei9, ion6ern itint es iofort init
Solep Mieren=@iuen. sic regulieren
SOS Mrbeiten ser l1rin=Srgane. Stdr~
feno gum Mrbeiten, raid in Sen CT
gebnilien. Molitor Drug 60.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-30
FIRE DAMAGE, 100000;
TWO POLICEMEN INJURED
Destructive Blaze in Each of Two
Business Buildings in New
York City.

NEW YORK. December 30.-Fire in
two big downtown loft buildings early
today did damage estimated at $500. 600
and resulted in the serious injury of
two policemen.
The smaller fire was in the four
story printing plant of Vippert &
Brucker, at 14S Wooster street. 1t
threatened to spread to nearby tene-
ments, and a hundred tenants were
reused from their beds at o'clock in
the morning and sent barefoot through
the icy water that flooded the streets
below. A timely shift in the wind
saved their homes an hour later
Explosion Injuries Two.
The other fire was in a seven-story
loft building at 20 Jefferson street
Two policemen, who went into the
building before the firemen arrived,
were pushing their way through the
main hall when an explosion of chem
icals shook the structure. They were
blown through two plate-glass parti-
tions into the street, where they landed
with clothing abIaze. Both will re-
cover.
An hour after the first alarm was
sounded the Jefferson street fire spread
to three tenement houses and threat
ened to sweep an entire city block It
was driven back to the loft building
only after a fight of three hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-30
ASSA|LANT Of WOMAN
). ] .I!.PQRSUED I!.P BY POSSE
Policemen From Parkesburg
and CoatesviIIe, Pa, and
Farmers Seeking Negro.

COATESVILLE. Pa. December 3d.
MIS- Smith Guthrie. wife of a constable
or Highland township. living on a farm
near Parkesburg, six miles from here
was attacked by a negro today and
roughly handled. The negro escaped and
e being pursued by policemen from
Parkesburg and farmers. all Of whom are
mounted. Policemen from Coatesville
We're summoned and left here in automo-
biles. The husband of the woman is a
member Of the searching party.
Mrs. Guthrie said shetwas in the lower
part of the house when 6he negro entered
There was no one at home and the negro
seized her. She says there was a ter
riflc struggle and she finally broke away
from her assailant and ran outside the
house and screamed. The negro then
fled. The last seen of the man, who was
short and stout, was near Timicule abOu,
a mile from the Guthrie farm. He wore
a loose gray suit
The authorities here and in Parkesbure
have taken precautions to prevent a repe-
tition Of the scenes here last August
when Zach Walker, negro was
lynched by mob. If the negro is cap
tured he will be immed.ately taken to the
county Jail at West Chester
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-30
RESULT OF POSTAL CANVASS.
Taft Leads Republicans, Harmon the
Democrats. in New York.

NEW YORK, December 30.-A ''rost
card primary undertaken by the repub-
lican leaders of a large election district
i'm the 9Th avenue residence section,
shows that President Taft is the choice
of 30 per cent of the voters. Justice
Charles Z. Hughes comes second with
-: per cent. Col. Roosevelt gets II per
cent. and Senator La Toilette, > per
cent
The opinion of the voters was also
asked as to the most formidable demo-
cratic candidate The result wa as
follows Harmon. 81 per cent: Wilson.
-: Underwood, y3; Dix, Is: Gaynor, :.
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SOCIETY LEADER LEAVES JAZZ
Harry Morris of Cleveland Completes
Two-Year Sentence.

LEAVENWORTH, Kan, December 30
Harry Morris, former leader OF th'
younger social set Of Cleveland, Ohio
left the federal prison at Fort Leaven
worth today, having completed his sen
tence of two years. less five months time
allowed for good behavior. Morris was
convicted Of attempting to blackmail Mrs
Dan O. Caswell. a millionaire widow OF
Cleveland, from whom he demanded
s., 900 under threat Of kidnapping her two
children.
Norris has always laid his conviction
to the baneful influences Of the "hoodoo'
numbers '13" and '23" and to the faci
that his trial began Friday, May 13
1910. The verdict finding him guilty was
rendered at twenty-three minutes past
s O'Clock, and he was turned over to the
prison authorities May D.
At the time of his trial Morris is said
to have been engaged to q society gir
of Cleveland, who always has been con.
vinced Of his innocence. He will enter
business with his brother In Cleveland
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OPERATION MAY SAVE HIM.
Hospital Authorities Trying to Patch
Up Boys Broken Neck.

NEW YORK, December 3O.-By an early
operation 1t is hoped at the Roosevelt
Hospital today, to save life Of Edward
Cox, a seventeen-year-old clerk. whose
neck was broken in peculiar accident on
Broadway yesterday. Cox attempted to
cross the street in the wake q passing
taxlcab. and stumbled over a rope with
which the motor car was towing a dis
abIed automobile. In falling he turned a
complete somersault and landed on his
head
4 hospital examination by X-ray re-
vealed that his neck was bro zen. Cox, al
though conscious and able to talk freely
cannot move any portion Of his body. The
hospital surgeons, however. express hope
of being able to restore him to normal
condition BIZ heroic measures.
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OSCAR v. UNDERWOOD
CONFINED TO HIS BED
House Democratic leader Is
Threatened With Ap-
penditicis.

Representative Oscar w. Underwood Of
Alabama, democratic leader Of the House
Of Representatives, is confined to his bed
in his Washington apartments. threatened
with appendicitis His physicians ex-
pressed hope today that an operation
would not be necessary. The full signif-
icance of his illness Is not yet known, but
his condition apparently is due to acute
intestinal trouble.
Mr.. Underwood's Illness is said to be due
to overwork in Connection with the prepar-
alton Of tariff legislation for the reopen
ing of Congress next week. 1t was an
nounced yesterday at the Offices of the
ways and means committee, of which he
is chairman, that Mr.. Underwood had
been forced to deny himself to visitors
until the first of the tariff bills was COM
pleted., and his illness did not become
known until today. Unless his condition
grows more serious 1t Is hoped he Will De
able to return to legislative work next
week.
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Willing to Help Cabinet.

Tie majority leaders in the House in
Sis. that the maintenance of the economy
eosnmissiOn is a waste OF time and money.
and tiiat il The members Of the President s
cabinet can't find time to run their de-
partments in . businesslike and ecOnomi-
cal manner The various democratic COM
mittees on expenditures in the various
departments will be mighty glad to help
them. So this appropriation will go out
of the sundTy civil measure.
Very few democratic members of the
House try to defend the appropriation of
5000 FOR the travelling expenses OF the
President. Most of them seem to think
that, so far President Taft is con-
Cerned, the $4,000 he received for the
current year Is just so much ammunition
to be used against the democratic enemy.
So they propose TO see that he does not
get any more money for the same pur-
pose, and insist that when they elect a
democratic President next fall-the word
if having vanished from the democratic
vocabulary-they will be quite willing to
abide by the precedent created.
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NEW YORK. December 3O.-Anxious to
reward a fellow-fireman, who rescued
him at a fire ten years ago, Louis T..
Hauck, battalion chief Of the Brooklyn
fire department, has presented to mis- su-
periors q request for immediate retire
ment on half pay. His friend ard res
cuer, George j. Volse, Is at the head of
the eligible list for promotion to this posi-
ton, but the list expires with the end of
the year and he would have to take an
ather examination unless a vacancy were
created. before that time.
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SEEKS LOST DAUGHTER.
Wealthy Pittsburgher Wants Cki1d
Taken From Him Years Ago.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. December a.
Mary Johnson" aged sixteen. daughter
Of q well known Pittsburghsr. and
niece Of United States Senator W. e.
Chiffon OF Charleston. w. Va. - the -
jeot Of a nationwide search being osn-
Quoted by her father. For twelve yoa3s
the whereabouts Of the girl have heen
yelled in mystery. and It Is believed she
10 In Europe being educated. The msther
left the father because, 1t Is alleged. of
religious differences.
When the separation was decided upon
the child was placed In St Paufs Or
phanage here, and later passed into the
care of a family named Parnice Of Her
mimic. Westmoreland county. Pa, or Her
man. Butler county. An error in the ad-
dress was made when the child was taken
from the orphanage, and most careful
search has failed to find her. The father
has since become wealthy. The lost
girls real name is Bertha May White.
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WAVERLY INN BURNED.
Employees of Famous Connecticut
Hostelry Jump From Windows.

CHESHIRE, Conn.,. December 3O.-The
Waverly Inn. a widely known country
hostelry, which for years was kept by
Walter A. Scott. was burned today with
a loss of about $4,000, on which the
insurance is about half that amount Be-
fore the dawn of the automobile and
trolley car the inn was famous for its
game dinners. The inn had been in the
Scott family for long period, but re-
Gently was leased to Charles Martin.
The fire probably started from an over
were obliged to jump from windows In
their night clothes.