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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-13
R|SON SLATED FOR
CAUCUS CHAIRMAN
Pittsylvania Senator to Be Hon
ored-Holt Gets Elections
Craftsmanship.

Developments OF tho past few days
seem to Indicate the certainty of til.
election of Senator John T. Rison, OF
Pittsylvania, to be chairman of the
Democratic caucus OF tho State Senat.
In the Legislature which meets next
month. There has been considerable
discussion on this point. but 1t seems
now to be settled by common consent.
avoiding n fight on the floor of the
caucus
1t also appears equally certain that
Senator Saxon w. Holt. of Newport
News. Will DO chairman OIL the Senate
Committee on Privileges and Elections,
succeeding Senator w. w. Sale. now
Adjutant-General Senator Holt IS near
the top on this committee. and, while
strict priority does not rule. the same
general agreement is said to exist as
is the case with the craftsmanship OF
the caucus.
In 'akng this place, Senator Holt
will let himself in for IN enormous
amount OF work. The redistricting of
the State for congressional and legis-
lattvc representation will occupy
great deal of the time OF tho Legisla-
ture, with many hearings and all sorts
Of demands from counties and oitieS TO
be put in or left out of certain dis
triots. Senator Holt with Judge Mar
tin Williams. Of the corresponding
committee of the House side, must bear
the brunt of this lighting
For some time past, 1t has been con-
coded that Senator Edward Echols, OF
Stanton. would get the Craftsmanship
of the Committee on Finance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-13
CONTRACT AWARDED
Architect Robinson's Plans Accented
for nnlfOrd Nnrmnl

Architect Robinson's PInns Accepted
for Radford Normal.
The problem before the board Of
directors of the Normal and Industrial
School for Women at Radford was
solved yesterday by acceptance Of the
plans of Charles NJ Robinson, an archi-
tcct of this city. Mr.. Robinson's draw
ngs were said to be more complete
and in detail than were others. al
though the board was unanimous in
rraising the beauty and practicability
of all the propositions.
An expenditure Of about $4,000
would be involved in Mir. Robinson's
plan for the administration building.
with about 100000 for a first dormi-
tory and $4,000 for a second
On motion. Chairman w. T. Baldwin
was instructed TO appoint a building
committee of three members to take
up the work of construction in con-
junction with himself, President j. p
Mcconnell, Secretary and Treasurer r.
f. Noel and Clerk George F. Cassel.
Details of securing bids will be left
with this committee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-13
FROGS DINE
FOOTBALL TIE A NJ
Major Bowles Opposes Athletic
Association-Team Officials
Complinented.

Hearty enthusiasm over the brief
and not At all inglorious first season
Of the Richmond Blues football team
was evidenced at Il dinner given last
night at the Masonic Temple 10 the
team by the Bullfrog Battalion. the
roofing and sct-togcther crowd inside
the Blues. The affair resolved itself
into what was generally voted per-
haps the most thoroughly enjoyable
social affair OF the command in recent
times.
All the after dinner speakers had
words of the Warmest praise for the
football team and for Captain DIN
Richardson and Manager sheppard
Grump. who, with nothing to start
with safe resolution, with no scrub
team TO play against. and with a lin
tied clientele got together a team
which acquitted itself with credit
Everybody prophesicd brilliant things
for the future.
Major +. w. Bowles presented a
Eilver-headed cane TO Captain Rich
ardson, andi!. foastmastrr John y.
Cutchms, president of the Bullfrog
Association, did the same duty for
Manager Crump.
Opposes Athletic Association.
In an address which was the key
note of the future for things athletic.
posing the formation of an athletic
ociat'on. which might cause dvi-
s, rivalry and an association spirit
.er than battalion spirit He ad-
ated instead committee com
ed OF one man from headquarters
one from each company. TO have
Ire charge of all athletic affairs
is suggestion will in all probability
adopted.
The following were given sweaters
arkcd "B" in token of their success
n making the team: Fergus McRcc
right end: Maurice j. Sweeney, ris,,
tackle; Warren NJ. Goddard, RICH,
guard: Fcnton s. Jacobs centre; John
r. Houston, left guard; Ovcrton D.
Dennis. left tackle: T, Darnicy Ada m
son. left end; Olin NJ. Richardson, cap
tain. quarter bhck; James J. Burke. Jr.
fun back: NJ Allen Chambers .lr
right half back: William r. Ward. Jr.
left half back. Substitutes were giver
sweaters with numbers as follows
catesby c. Jones, end Thomas B NIc.
lowell, end George l. Parsons, tackle
~ Temple Waddill. tackle; Percy j
Carr. guard; Cey!on C. Corkran, guard
Guiiford S. Van Pelt back
Toasts were as follows: THE Bat
talioMs Attitude Toward Athletics.
Major w. Bowles. 1.-THE Part tn.
tBulifros Battalion Has Played in His
tory" Charles i. Bigger. major com
rnandins BuMfross The Games ",
Won--and Didn't" olim Richardson
"Woman-.A Side Issue" Ben Iigers
"FightinG Stealing and Singing" Der
Wcisiger; The Spanish war" Joh,
Werth: ia Rather be Drawba Il
Than ialfoack," Cecil W stevens,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-13
BIG CELEBRATION
COMES JAHUARY2
Date for Monster Business Dem
onstration Is Moved Up
One Week.
PROGRAM is KEPT SECRET
Many Surprises Being Planned.
Special Songs by High
School Chorus.
PROGRAM IS KEPT SECRET

The cooperative celebration of
Richmond's seven business clubs was
definitely assigned yesterday to jan
uary =. The committees on parade.
program and ways and means met in
the Business Mems Club rooms at 80
o'clock and ratified this change of
date from January .. the day original
ly selected. I. NJ. Darlington, chair
man of the Joint committees, presided
over the meeting.
The change I'm date was made be-
cause of the fact that on the day final
ly fixed upon. 1000 travelling men
will be In tho city to spend the holt
days with their families. and will be
able to witness and take part in the
celebration. One week later many of
these will have scattered to various
reason was the fact that the chorus
of high school children of 500 voices
Will be available only on the earlier
date.
Arranging Surprises.
Special songs, with Richmond inter-
cSts as their themes. are being pre-
pared, and the rendering of these by
the high school chorus .s.; counted upon
to furnish one OF the big features of
the program at the auditorium. The
program committee has been holding
number of surprise features which
will not be announced either on tho
program or through the press The
committee is keeping its own council
and is working out program which
will be as unique as the occasion for
which II Is being prepared.
y total membership OF 5000 bust"
ness men is backing the big home dem
onstration, which will be the first OF
its kind ever attempted In the city.
Stated in smallest compass, il Is for
the purpose OF showing to the cit-
zcnship of Richmond in palpable and
organized form, the organizations and
the men that are causing Richmond to
forge ahead as the South's biggest
and most convenient commercial city,
and to secure a closer cooperation be
tween the citizens and the business
men, to the end that Richmond may
grow larger, greater and better known
In 1912 than 1t is In this year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-13
CHARGE DISMISSED
Bull Fined $40. Which Was Identified
by Magistrate.

The contempt charges against George b.
Bull. the First Market fish and game dealer
was settled yesterday morning by Magistrate
Purycar In the lienrico courthouse by inlng
the defendant $40. The nne, except for the
costs later RENTED by the magistrate
upon apology from Bull.
The charges against Bull originated In the
alleged failure to honor garnishment
served upon him by Constable Eubanks sew
cral weeks ago. When Bull failed to give
attestion 10 this paper the court issued
rule against him, but this was also ignored.
An attachment wns then Issued by the
court for him. and he was released under
500 bond for his appearance yesterday. The
rarnishment WAS honored by Bull Mt the
conclusion OF the proceedings
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-13
s.. John.s IcIcct. omccr..

At the stated communication Of St
Johns Lodge, No. 30. ~, +. & Is. NJ
last night, held III the Masonic Temple
INC following officers were elected
w orShiplul Master. VIM. Shelly Gill
senior Warden. James 4. Pamplin
Junior Warden, J. j. N1attcrn: Secrc.
thry. oscar J. Adams. Treasurer. James
bowman; Senior DEACON. G. l. JET
frcss; Junior Deacon. w. S. Llpscomb
Tiler vs.. ]. LYMAN; Chaplains, Franl,
Y. Anderson and il. Cater Osterbind
Trus;ccS-H. r. Pollard, J Leroy Suth
qrland ana u l.. Craddock: Stewards
y. l.. Thomas ana y. L. Bnrfoot Fur.
vcyor, a. ~. Baker; Masonic Relic
Board, Frank r. Anderson: Masonic
Home, Charles l.. Shepherd; Masonic
Glass, G. i. 1teshrld.
full attendance OF the lodge wa.
present and a sumptuous banquet wa:
served,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-13
rhyslcIan. EI.c, onicers.

The following officers were elected last
night AT meeting OF tho Richmond .Icnd
envy Of Medicine and Surgery. held In the
r. y. A. building: DIR. 4. l.. Gray prcsI.
ident: DR.. Il. s. Fitzgerald, second vice
president: DR.. tSuart y Michaux third
vice -presIdent: DIR. Marx w. Peyser secrr-
tary; DR.. r. H. Terrell. assistant secretary;
DR.. W. A. shepard. treasurer: Dr. q. r La
Rogue. librarian. Judiciary Commi,tce-Drs.
w $. Gordon. d. NJ. Mann. G. M. Miller,
Mcclure Newton, j. 8. IIors,ey, H. NJ rhy,
Tor. -
The annual dinner OF tho academy viii no
given during the carly part OF January Tho
election or DR.. Peyser az secretary last
night makes the nineteenth time he has
been chosen 70 this Office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-13
HADDoCK PARD0NED
Governor Shows CIemcncy 10 Young
Rtchmond Mam.

Governor ShoWS Clcmcncy TO Young
Rtchmond Mnm.
4 conditional pardon was granted
yesterday BY Governor Mann 10 Clar-
ence Haddock, the young Richmond
man who was given six months In
jail and a fine of $25 for the larceny OF
shoes from the Wlngo. Elicit & Crump
Shoe Co. The judgment was imposed
by Judge Ernest III. Wells. of Hust-
ings Court, Part .. the severity being
mitiSated because of Haddock's pre-
Hious good character which also
caused his release by the Governor
after few days imprisonment. The
petition was largely signed.
The concern from which Haddock
stole was his employer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-13
PUT UNDER BOND
Warning Families in Henrico Also Have TO
Paw Costa.

Warning Families in Ienrico Also HIVE to
Pay Costa.
Peace was arbitrarily restored between the
warning members of Two Henrico families
yesterday afternoon when Magistrate Pur-
year put Ave Of them under $50 bond for six
months. Fay Rodgers. Ray Rodgers y. b.
Rodgers. Willie Walker and II. T. It'll were
all in court TO answer TO series OF cross
warrants charging assault and battery. The
magistrate dismissed the cases after divid-
ing the costs among all except IIil
The light occurred on December 3. but the
hearing has been postponed TO allow Hill To
appear i'll court. He received a severe blow
on the head from brick thrown by one OF
the IodEer boys while he was fighting with
y. Is. Rodgers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-13
BOND ISSUE OFF s650,O00
FOR STREETS IN LYNCHBURG
Lsnncfal 10 rhe r,mcs. pisnatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
Lynchburg, Va. December l2..-ThC Board
Of Aldermen tonight by vote OF sixty
three adopted an ordinance providing for
the issuance of s55o.00o bonds for street I'm
provements. This was done after elimina t.
ing $4,000 item, the ordinance as adopted
by the Common Council The Council will
concur in tbs amendment at q spccial
meeting soon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-13
CAPITOL people away.

Colonel Joseph Button is in New
York attending an adjourned meeting
of the National Association OF Insur-
ance Commissioners.
Commissioner Koincr, of the Depart
mcnt of Agriculture. Is meeting with
the Eastern Fruit Growers Associa-
tion In Washington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-13
BERMUDA
INCLUSIVE Tourn.

From New York. FIVE days, s22.50;
seven days, $3.50; nine days, $3.50
twelve days, $4,000; sixteen days, $500
and upwards. according to location on
steamer, all necessary expenses In
Guided.
RICHMOND TRANSFER CO.,
500 Emit Main Street, Richmond, Vn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-13

Marriage License.
A marriage license was issued yesterday in
the Hastings Court to j. Anderson Hocka-
day and Louise Branch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-13
|. N. WALKUP FINED
Charged In Police Court With Being Disor-
dcrly md StrikIng Pnul Renttie

]. y. Walkup was fined jl0 In Police Court
yesterday morning a charge OF being
disorderly and assaultins Paul Beattle The
two met on the street. and the attack was
said By an eyewitness to have been appar-
entity unprovoked. Beattie's mouth was
bruised and one tooth was knocked out
Lille Brown. coored. charged with as
sauitinG Susanna Crump, was fined $50
Harrison Edmondson. colored. charged
with stealing $40 from Henry Davis, was
dismissed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-13
Motion for Judgment.

Notice Of motion fot Judgment was dock
e,ed Yesterday 70 nc cry Circuit Cour; b.
u. oSuliiran aF1!nst J. J. Smith Com
pany Gnc.).
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02

spitmduie, Die befanntli@ Snieften.
fre1er iino, ridten inter ben 8ienen
arge 8erbeerungen an. Son @auie1
ODER 80geln bdufig geplagte @olfer
geben iber @inter meiiten Elm. l1no
ooh lit es gar nidt i6mer, iie oapor gu
idiiten. Sat man feine 2a6en am 8ies
nenbauie, sic man nit 6em @intritt
oes 6roltes berablaiien fam, 10 blenoe
man Sen gingang gu Sen Stoden nit
porgeiteQten 8rettd)en ober 3iegelitei=
men. 0as balt sic ideuen @0eel idon
ab. @egen Sic @Guie mer6en Sic
6lugl6der entipredeno pertleinert.
ga man ater 0arauf beoadt iein mr1B,
oaB inuner geniigeno frii6e 2uft III
Sic Stode einitr0men fann> 10 perenge
man sic 6lugl0der nl1r nit ourdlo=
6erten 9le6idiebern, einem Studden
Drabtgefledt ooer porgeitedten Na=
geln. &on Belgium 6es @inters at
miiiien AUDI ftets M6uiefallen al1f Dem
8ieneni tan6e bereit iteben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02
@ie beust man ben idaolid)en Gin
mirfungeu Der Stirrne a,1f bic
8aumfrpne Dor?

9ie groBen @arben pieler Sem @in=
Sc ausgeiebten @aume 5eigen id)on an,
melder S6a0en our6 sic Stiirme afl=
geridtet meroen tann. 8ea6tet maj
iolde 8acume naber, 10 miro ma fin
oel1, 6ab namentlid an Sen @ergabe-
ll,ngsiteQen ser Meite &iiie it9 befin=
Ben, ODER Melte 6ereits a6ge6roden
li1o, go115 beionoers Damn, pen11 5lpei
groBe @abeldite an ser 8alis menig
per5peigt iino, on ser Spite. aber iid
gu elmer breiten &rone ausbreiten.
9ieie @iBitellen iino nun ungemein
gefdbrlid), ba Tie sic &ranfbeitsber0c
fir 8rano uim. un0 Sen Mufentbalts-
ort fir cine Mn3abl bon 8aumida6-
li1gen abgeben. Inn oieiem por5u=
bel1gen, odte man oarauf, 0aB ME
mails blos 5mei, io116ern INNER meb=
rere &auptaite Sic Srdger ser &rone
.abgeben, mas 0urh einen 5medmdBii=
gen Sdnitt ia leidt gu erreiden lit.
Sic 9ait miro bei mebreren g(ei ten
heller pertbeilt uno Ser Baum fann
Sen Stiirmen melt energiider @i6er=
itan0 %[eilteu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02
Sic NnfbeIuabrnng bes gebruidcnen
GDrncs.

BUR Mufbepabrlt1g oes ge0ruid)e=
llen &orncs lit me6r Sorgfalt erfor=
0erlid, als ibr in Ser Eraris 5ltge=
me1Oet miro. Mllh gon5 trpdfel1 &C.
erntete &Drner mod)cn nad Sem Gre
idel1 oltf DEM @ooen einen Sdmit=
prp5eB ourd, bei oeut @arme el1t1pi=
dclt uro @aiier per0unitet miro. SSH
n1al1 erlteres perrtnger11, lebteres aber
unterltiiben, 10 0orf man gleid na6
Sem 1reiden mir 0ii1rn oufiditter
u110 ml1B bal,fig lpenoell. Mod eini=
ger 3eit fam 0anm 0os @etreioe in
arpbe @aufen aebradt ul1o broltdt
MIR aQe % @o6en lu11geitoden 5u
lper0en. 9ebteres 6orf ieood nidt bet
&egen= ooer Suumetter itattfinoel1, gu
melder 3eit man iogar sic @ooenllt=
fen m0glid)it gang idlieBt. 8eim ltn1<
lted)el1 iol 6as &orn i'm 9uft5llge in
n10glid)it bobem u1o lpeitem 9oge1
g%cporfen meroet1, 10 SOB reht piel
2uft nit Sen %ein5elnen &0;r11er11 in
@eriibrl1ng fommt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02
8cniitnns Scr 2riQmaidJine.

Mud Ser f(eine 6armer fam 0l1rd
tbeilmeil lie @eniibung elmer 9riQmo=
l6ine iid oeren @ortbeile 5unltbe mo-
d5en. @elon0ere Goriiht lei oae,1
2al1omirtbcn 6eim @e5ltge nes Slice
lornens anempfo6len. Mbgeleben bonn
Seibengebalt bes aleeiomens lit jeg=
lthe &erunretnigul,g oeiielbcn BON
gr0Bter @efobr, oenn Ser Sha6en Ser
&erl1nfral1trn1g u1o oes magleihen
Sci an0es modt iid nibt MIR III Sic
lem, lpn6ern al1d) nod I'M 5meiten
Sabre bemerfbor. 3oB iogm Slice
iiebiel, Ser nab &einigl1ng oes Slices
NIT Ser Moldine bielfod} il1s 9(lslau0
mol1oert, mie0erlm eirrgefiibrt u11o sur
@ermiidung nit &%leeiaat @ermen=
Dung fin0en fonn, lit nidt m1befannt
0esbalb pern1eioe man SEN &c5l1g aus
N1eQel1, bon oeren &eeQitat r1ol, nidt
poIig ii6er5enat lit, fa1fc feline ouf=
faQe116 nieorig inn Ereiie itehen0e
&leeloat, laiie iih @arantie geben,
ooB ser Satne inter l1dt ml1r0e, p0er
lellOe ielbit cine Erobe sur ltnteri l1=
dung an cine ltnteri l1d]l1ngsoni tolt
eil1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02
Gas Sreiben Der @Daaintbem amf @lG-
icrn NIT Moos.

MQegemein befan1t uno beliebt lit
0as Sreiben ser 9pa5intben a1f @la=
fern, Sic NIT @aiier gefiint fins. Ser
ltmitano ie0od, SUB sic auf 6ieie @ei=
lie %beban0elte,1 3miebeln, nadoem iie
%abgebliibt baben, fait 0urdmeg fortge=
morfen meroen miiiien, fat mobl matt
DIE 9iebbaberin ser id0nen &pa5intbe
abgebalten, Sic ionit 10 angenebme
&ulturmetbo0e meiter gu betreiben.
9aber lit sen 5reun6innen ser @ld-
ierfultur 5l1 ratbe,1, sic Glider anitatt
nit @aiier nit Moos untermti@t 5t
boben. Sic 8ur3eln 6ur96ringen
oas Moos lei6t, sic &ol5foble perbii=
tet ein &eriouern uno Sic 8liitben=
itanoe Ser @pa5intben entpideln lif)
pradtpoa. Nab Sem Nbbliiben l6Bt
man lie nod einige 3eit auf Sen bei=
leite geiteQten @laiern, Biz sic @lat=
ter gelb gemorben uno abgelpelft fins,
mo0lrd Sic 3miebel musreift. Muf
0iele @eile perleirt man feline einsi=
ae 3miebel; tie bliiben, int @erbit ins
freie 9an0 geiett, mieoer id0n uno
ielbit in S0pfen fl1ltipiert geben lie
l1odmals einen hiiblden 6lor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02
Nn'ueiinns sur Meblfiitternns.

@enn Sen @ienen 5u Sen piellei6t
meaigen Nollen, sic tie inn Stode ba=
ben o0er Sic Tie frii6 e%intragen, nod)
@etreioemebl gegeben miro, 10 lit oas
8rutgeidaft mel entlid %gef0roert. 0a=
nit mum sic 8ienen bas @ei5enmebl
- MIR 0iei les eianet iib CUR 6iitte=
rll,1g = IN gr0Berer Menge l1ro int
trodel1en 3uitm1oe im Stod nebmen,
lebt mal1 Sem Mebl biinnfliiiiige11
Sonig sur, melde Mild)uarg feiner
SHELTER, pie ie0er mobl 0enfen miro,
gibt, ionoern iiiBes M}ebl. 1ieles
miro auf folgenoe @eiie bergeiteat:
SNm @tehl, 10 mie mir es aus ser Mii6=
lie ooer bonn @ader er6olten, lit elm
gemtlier Ero5entiab @oiier entholtcn.
2ieies miro 0em Mebl %elrt5ogen, i'll
oern lebteres auf fladen Eor5eum=
telern m1sgebreitet uno gum Mnstro=
efnen ouf Sen lparr1el1 Ofen geiteat
miro. M11 Dem Gage, a1t meldem mon
oie Miidu1ng nit @onig pornebmer1
nil, miro 6as Webl in ser morl11en
Sfenrobre meiter %erpGrlnt, gleib5eitia
old cine &eibidale l1lo Elm Meiber;;
Damn miro ein @bl0ffe( bon MeDl inns
Elm Sbeel0ffel poQ &onig in ser Meib=
lbale 10 la1ge berriibrt, bis mo11 sem
&onig nidt me6r gIan5en iiebt. @ot
mani 10 eine 3eitlang griin0li9 gerie=
ben, 0onn lit Elm iiiBes Meb1 bereitet,
mel6es idmad nad @onig rieht uno
ol16 etmas bon Ser sSarbe 6es 6onigs
a1genommen fat. @irft man 6ieies
Mebl Damn no6 in ein feines Mebl=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02
&amS mno Sol.
sdnt por @0se1 nnb @aniem.

Son Ser 3eit ob, 400 Ser @il1ter
ieine @erridoft o1tgetreten fat, 5ie6en
iid bile @0ael uto Mal1ie in Sic Cor
fer nno St6ote. Sic bolte,1 lit i6rer
9foth nod MGem l1midolt, mas ibnen
nos 9ebel1 %friite11 fanm inns mer0en So
bel 0fters Sen 8ienenit0den oefdbrlid.
Md,1ie uno Spedte ieben iid gang
orciit Dor Sic sS(l1al0her inns piden
Sort 10 longc, Bis @ienen berol1sfom<
men, Sic iie 6ann megidnappen. Mehr
nod ld,ooet Sen @ienen Sic ooourh
herporaerltfene itete 8e%unrlthigel1.
Gicle pcrloiien Sen @tr1terf1drel un0
eritarren; mtBeroem fiibren hdufige
storltnac1 al16 51 elmer iiberm6Bigen
;3e6rlng uu0 6amit leidt 5ur &rbe.
1oiielbe lit Ser SAT-, menn MGuie III
id)ledt pertnabrte SGugl0der %einorit=
gen. Sic 5ernagen SEN 8ol1 inns per
unreiniaen Sic @obnn1g, mas oen
@ienen al1Beroroentlid laitig lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02
Ntndor achroton
MACH FLETCHER'S
GAS TO RIA
@nscnent5iinbnne bci Hferocm.

2lrrd1 grfaltu,rg, Ginoringen Don
Statb 1tim. e,rtiteben bei Eferoen
baltfia Mllgel,ent5iinoungel1, Sic iid)
ollrh bei tdnoiges Mmsloufen BON @oi=
ler be5p. Shleim l1no ourd bohrotbe
Idrbu1g Ser Shleimbaltte fe,rn5eid=
men. @enn nta1 iol6e gnt5iinounaen
pernahlaiiiat, mer0en lie leidt dro=
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BON 2nruspferoen beoelttero. 0esbolb
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itelen un0 tagli6 einmal NIT Der
ounntem idmefelim1rem Clint in sic
Mltaen Ginipribungen MAIDEN, Biz
pollfonmcne @eiierurg eingetreten lit.
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pber &er
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ma11's Mlteratibe.
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ION es llber 1i9 bringen Mlteratipe nidt
5u nebmen?
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ben anoers alsieben, bringt Before &C.
ll1nbbeit NIT gr0Berer @eninnfraft. 6d1z
fig be1lern iih Sic &er1onen Derart, baB
tie logar arbeiten f0nnen, bebpr lie bpIlz
ltdl1oig ae6eilt 1inb.
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ge11l1g 1eio, DAP es cine SIR fir Sd,pinhz
lll1d)t gebel1 lam, Bic nod nidht ING 5enfaz
t1oneue arsgepodt lit, pber Sic nid6t gan5
oSer gar baiirt lit auf fli,natiide ober
Observation-Disclosures. !@errl1 &ebb's
8eridt fnlat: @elbpn, Hn.
6errenl SIN Suli 1905 ia1ote midi mcir,
Mr8t nad Seras u,1h Damn nod Colorado.
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oalrle ge1dtdt, Tim BORT 3u 1terbel1. sd,
bDrte bon @dmon's Mternatip, itcute midi
nnter 8ebnrblung nno ipurbe 9ebeilt.
Sd embfeble allen grnites gdn1an'5
nln1berbare Sur fir 5hpir,bludt."
@dman's sllterat1p beiIt 8ronditis,
Mithma: &enfieber, 2unae,1< unn aebls
fopfsMffefttonen. gu faufen BEL ser
Wolttor 9rug So. unb BEL onberen lei
tenoen Mpolvelern. Sragt na6 8oofz
let Der gebeilten SGne 1t1b ihreiht an
oas Gdttatt 2aboratortnn,, Yg1laoelpbio,
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in ser @roBe eines @tednaoeltopf,
dens i'm Sieb uno bat Elm Mebl Be,
fommen, 1peldes BON oen 8ienen i'm
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fladen 8le@teller, Der mebr lang als
brett lit, aus un6 idiebt oen Seller
our6 einen Musidnitt i'm @iniabbrett
einem 8olte unter oen 8au. SSn fur
5er 3eit miro ser Seller leer fem.