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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
CHINA AWAKENING
It's Army Hin. Hccn RAISED to Highest
t-H- "sNH" htI. 1Ncle rH. tet. HHN.. 4.a-

Picking, April 3.-An imperial edict,
FAINT Emperor. assumes for him com.
mand OF the army. and appoints the
Prince Regent ge~neralissimo until the
Emperor attainS his majority.
The proclamation is the most i'm
portant OF a series of cdicts. by which,
the throne has gradually raised this
military standard until the army,
which was once the most despised pro-
fession, is now considered OF the high.
est type. 1t reviews at length the
valorous history OF the ancestors OF
the present dynasty. and intimates
that dangers are lurking about tina
frontiers. 1t declares the necessity OF
a great army, and demands that tho
families discontinue seltishly seeking
their own interests and unite, as every
family will suffer If conquered. 1t an
nounced a new military program.
II fulfilled, the proclamation will
prove historical.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
GAVE REID HIS START
John j.. Henderson, Old Scw.ar
Mnn, Dice IN -

'ohn ~. Henderson. Old N~cwspaper
Wan, i1ies In Indianapolis.
indlanapolis. Ind, April 3.-John 7
Eenderson. aged eighty-one. who is
gwen the credit for starting Whiielaw 70
rseiu. american ambassador to C;rea,
1,ita!h, on the road to fame. died TO.
city after a long Illness. - =
UT. henderson was born in Canada
Wnere ne represented the sessions Of
. Canndian Parliament for several
me albany. n. y. Journal. just beforn
ne CYL War he went to Cincinnati
-, ana became city editor Of the Ca.
Mctte. mere he became acouainted
Win Mr.. Reid and recommends him
20 me owner OF the paper to "coy.nr,i
bee MAR wa Tor the Gazette. n Mr.. Reid
me body of Mr.. Henderson vii w.,
TAKEN TO Cincinnati for burial 80 NC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
KING NOT TO INTERFERE
Hc VII Not Exercise P~rcrcEatiye /.
Create 1~ccrapcx II

lrcnte rccragcs.
.onuon, April Skiing George viii
70. eNcfciSe the royal preroEative 50
iar as TO interfere With the messures
orat may he proposed for the reform
= me constitution Of the House OF
htolns: IN a message sent to the uDneI
chamber to-day. in reply to an address
lron, the Lords. His Majesty saws.
iteiylnE upon the wisdom or ny
ives and powers in SO far. as hey re-
,utc 70 the creation OF pccrares ana -
ine issue 9f writs OF summons to tho
70 SIT and vote in the House nf = nrds
nouia nat stand in the way Of nc
noMsiucration by Parliament Of any
.i.c@"urc mat may he i~ntroduced ~
the present session on the siihioc, ~
me constitution of the House OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
Thomas Jefferson
Pictorial Page

In anticipation Of the birthday
OF Thomas Jefferson, which fnila on
April IL, Thursday of next week,
The Tlmes-D dispatch Will In ita next
sunday edition print an entire page
OF pictures showing interesting
scenes in connection with hIs life,
all grouped around n splendid por-
trait OF this great statesmun and
distinguished son of Virginia. This
VIII he n unique and Instructive
COLLECTION Of pictures, md is n fen
ture TINT no reader OF this paper
can afford not to sec.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
O~vERCHARGES ALLEGED
complaint Against Railroads EiIea
WITH Interstate Commerce Commission
ISpecialto The -

IoPec1aI 70 The TfmcG-Dispatch1
Washington d. c.. April 3.-Com
paint was filed with the Interstate
ITor3iaerce commission to-day BY the
goal and Coke Company. against tha
Virginia southwestern and a numher
- otheT railroads.. The complaint ali
acted on shipments Of coke from Az
paiachia, Va. to Rusk. Tex. and thot
IS "a result OF these high charges tic
alton is asked, and at the SANE ~ p1 =
ne commission is requested to comnaI
me roads TO fix a rate of s4.S5 a ton
on COKE from Appalachia TO Rnsk ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
FUNERAL OF DR.. KNAPP
Mnny E%ulogiex Paid to Onr VIII Was
Sincere Friend OF the South.

Many EuIOEieN THIU 10 VHr WIZ "HS
Sincere Friend OF the South.
Washington. April 3.-The funeral Of
DR.. S. a. Knapp, widely known expert
of tile Department of Agriculture. was
held here to-day. n the body was
taken to his old HON at Ames. Ia.
for burial.
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson Rep
resentative Ransdel1, OF Louisiana. and
others paiH eulogies to DR.. Knapp e.
to-day,s services. Colonel Ransdeii'
pictured his ma gnifcent services to
The South as a pioneer in the rice in
.dustry, which he introduced and aided
in developing into an industry involv.
ing millions of dollarsS as a loader In
the tremendous fight against the cot
ton boil weevil and in farmers demon
er in the Department OF Agriculture.
the department most important TO the
people.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
WOMAN'S TRIAL BEGINS
"unsSritten Law" VIII BE PIeaded IN
Her Dcfenac.

OF Mrs. Lizzie Brooks, on the charaa
OF numbering Mrs. Mary Binford. .
Saleswoman. began here to-day. Mrs
brooks,s counse asked each juryman:
fome?" "et
On January 16 Mrs. Brooks, the wife
OF a prominent attorney of Fort Worth,
Iur mutt, to the department store where
Mrs. Binford worked and shot her to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
TWENTY-FOUR SUITS FILED
c Litigation Growing Out Of
Nnlght-Yanccy Failure.

Huntsville, Ala, April 3.-Twenty-
four suits, aggregating almost two and
a half million dollars, and thirteen
suits, amounting TO almost one million
and q half dollars, were filed against
the Louisville and Nashville and the
southern Railroads. respectively, here
to-day. They are the outcome Of tho
failure of Knight, Yancey g. Company,
cotton dealers. n were filed by COM
plainants In al effort to obtain money
lost through alleged forged bills OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
WILSON IS CITY EDITOR

OF New Jersey Governor Gets
Promotion on Nashville Paper.
Nashville. Tenn, April 3.--Joseph r..
Wilson,. brother of Governor Woodrow
Wilson,, OF New Jersey, has succeeded
NJ, III. Morgan as city editor OF the.
signed to become secretary of United
States Senator Luke Len
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
TELLING THEM ABOUT IT
raft Takes congressman Into Conn.,
denCc About IrOOp aIoycmcnt

TIT Tnkes COnEresSMcn Into COnfl-
dence About Troop Movement.
Washington. April 3.--President Taft
began to-day to take the Democratic
members OF the House COMMITTEES on
Foreign Affairs into his confidence in
regard to the movement of troops to
the Mexican border. The President
talked over the reason for the troon
movement with Representatives Sulzer,
Of New York. who is to be chairman
Of the committee: Flood. of Virginia,
and Garner, of Texas. Mr.. Sulzer car
mass of papers relating to the situa-
ton in the Southwest. He refused to
discuss what they contained.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04
HARMON BEFORE COURT
He Asks Review Of Findings IN CI,c.a.
peMke mud OhiO-N!ciNc eli Cnsc.

peahts Hhd p~hlo-NciNcl! CnSc.
Washington, April S.-For about a
minute to-day Governor Harmon, OF
Chic. addressed the Supreme Court az
the United States. He submitted. on
behalf OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Halfway Company. n request that the
court review tho finding of the Circuit
Court of Appeals OF the Sixth Circuit in
q case begun years ago and involving
the construction OF n contract for the
development of coal lands in West yir-
.ginia, In which the railroad on ono
side and Thomas G.. Nickel. OF Chilli
ccthe, O., We're interested. The court
took the request under consideration.
oral "rgument not Being in order.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-04

y SAFE COUGH REMEDY.
Browns Bronchial T~rooAes-contain no OPT
atcy. .H lW4M .tN AEa9tH. saHFNa
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12
Ntndor sohroton
MACH FLETCHER'S
CAS- T . RIA
Qmrcm6nr9.

Ser befannte @iirl tcnfabrifont nl1o
@~aufnlann ST.. 9erpaur bon Guy
e NJ + T. 9, 48 SATIRE alt, lpor am II.
Sec fritz geiddftsbaIber nad Ser
burg gefabren. MbenoS FAM er pom
@ege ab arno gerietb in Sic 5pr, mo-
CT am Mbeno oes 12. Sec. ols Set
d)e oufgefun0en muroe. SSn Ser
8ergitroBe gu Differ0ingen
fano man Sen 5%0iabrigen Mrbeiter g.
@icolap aus 9onnepeg 5%elpabtlos Dor.
Ma1 trug i'm in Elm b%enad)bartes
&ans, 100 er peridieo. Ser Mr5t
fiibrt Sen Sos t%beillpeiie auf gntbeb<
rl111ge11 5ltriid. = Sn @rosbonS
itiirote ser id)0ne Meubalt oeS Sdunie=
oemeiiters S. s.. Miia unter bonner
a6nlidem @etoie %5uiaunme1t. = Mn Ell
lrem 2ungenldlage itarb TIT @or=
Iingen Ser Sh0ffe Nih. 6reres=
2eD0er1. - Sn &autenba6 bra6
in ser @obm1ng oes &otte1arbeiters
Soft. 6leres 6el1er ats, Sos lpegen Ser
Strobbeoo6u1g raj cuff oas Mad|=
borba1s Eeter Streder's iiberlprang.
@eioe &al1ier branr1ten nieoer. 5da=
SEN perlibert. = SSn 5enningen
bronnteu Brenn6ol,s inns &emiie oes
@reumerei6eiiters Gbriitopber @oer=
oe1 nebIt ei1er GuantitGt 8rannt~
lpeil1 nieoer. 5hooen 1O,000-12,=
600 ST., per1id1ert. - SsS11 % Inner
6ingen itarb ser 56abmeiiter Ser
&irdcnfobrif, Tral15 Stempels, I'M
SITTER BON II Sabren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12
Gdnuci5.

Die sem 8%unoesratb angeborenoen
iSoSfnliften for0erten, al1geiidts Ser
Ii%eigen0en 2ebensn1ittelpreiie, 10 nad=
oriidlid) cine grnlabiguug Ser gin=
flr6r50le auf 6leii& bauptid6li@
ioldes aus s(rgentinien, 0oB Sic 93e=
gierung i@lieBli@ nabgab ua0 Der
pradl, eine @orlage ein5ureiden mel=
d]e oieie 30ne BON 25 ST.. ouf 10 ST..
per 100 &ilogramm Is. /. BON $4.75
atf $3.50 fir je 220 Nflu1o) berab=
geiebt. : 6rieori6 9uetbp, Elm 8u11=
6esbeomter, lift 3l11n Sefretar Ser
id}mei5eriiden legation III @al6ing=
ton, 9. g., ernannt moroen. 5eilt
8prgGnger par @enri Marfin. - 81
nen1 furdtbaren &erbreden, elnem
9oppel=& aumboro nit 8ran0i tiftung,
iin6 in 8 ern Sic betagten @beleute
@irfht gum Opfer gefauerr. Gas 6elt=
er muroe o%ffen6ar angelegt, I'M sic
5puren oes &atbmoroeS 81 beieiti=
gen. = @err Sobam 8ral10li=yfaef,
3immert1ra1m int 8aot= @oBan,
arbeitete fiir5lih in 9aubbad}=@al0
fird,. fiblte ii6 auf ei1mal etpas un-
mobl uno ging 81 9ette. Mls sic 2eute
na6 ibm iaber, batte Elm @er5i6lag
leinem 2eben elm idbes @n6e bereitet.
Ser 8erbli6ene mar erit a. Sabre
alt. = gu ct. @oIlen ltarb I'M bo=
hel1 Sitter BON "a Sobrcn Ser dltelte
ginluobner ser Staot, @err Solepb
4riitter Erinatn1a1m.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12

mie nelrlid gemeloet mur0e), gegen
1920 /. S. 1906. - Sn &repS=
lingen bel &onitan5 lit, 81 Sabre
alt, on einer @er5l0bml1l1g Sr. Sob.
@insmanger len., Snbaber unb Setter
oes MEDITERRANEAN SanatorinmS v8el=
leplte," &rell5lingen, ein berporragen-
ser Mr5t ge%ltorbeu.- Sn &eioels-
+ c / M ltarb I'M Sitter bon 60 Sab=
rem @iirgermeiiter 8altbaiar @odel.
: SSu SCI elbrpnni lit ser altelte
Moni1 0es SrteS, &e6manrl, I'M Ml<
ter pom 80 Sabren geitorbett. = Outs
bcliser 6ron5 bon 56miosfelo aus
M orfoort friiber liberaler Mb=
georoneter 0es S%eefreiies, lit geitor=
ben. = SSn Mosba6 feierten Sic
Gbeleute Mub. &otb nno Grescentia,
geb. Yontber, ibre goloene Sod5eit.
: Sn Medorbtido fSbeim be-
gir,g SOB. Nl6redt ien1en so. @e=
mrtstag. = SSn 5an6 lit Sralt
Glii. 5teinert, geb. @errel, int Sitter
bon 80 Sabreu geltorbelt. = Dem
pcrbciratbeten 9anomirtb &arl &eis
ppl1 @eingarten, Mmt Dnrlad,
m1roe ol1rd Sic 9eidiel ieiues $50
gems Ser 8rultforb eingeoriift, 10 ooB
Ser SpO ul1aeublidlih eintrut.
@liaf=9utbringcn.
Sic @eiltlid)el1 ser Gio5eie Stra s.
burg babeu int @egemart 0es @i=
idlofs sen M1lti= Mooerniiten=gi0 gelei=
ltet. Gie &rofelloren ser fatf. tbeo(.
Tafultat bral1d]en Sen CID nidt 81
lei1ten. IS. Nlops Mlunid aus S L
Ierinoen (gliab) lit sum Mil=
iipnsbiidpf int 9eutld-Si tafrifo er=
l1ull1t mproen. Ser 9f%el1er11arlnte lit
II SATIRE alt, ml1roe 1894 gum Grie=
tier ge1peibt un0 mirfte ieitber lit
9el1tldofrifo, mo CT in SEN lettc11
Ssobreu Sberer Ser Station Mbon0a
mar. = Sim q. 9fopember mllr0e III
0ornod Hforrer Mueb beeroigt.-
ans Nodfolger oes gum ltnter|Stoats=
iefretir i'm Meid)S= &plpnialumt er=
l>orntel1 Or. 8oebmer ml1r0e Megier=
nltesrot6 9ittmar (StraBburg) sum-
@iirgerlneiiter Don % + gelp0blt. =
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12

rai@ung in @eltalt elmer Mebrfor-
oerlng fir Sen Marineetat bereitet.
gr perlangt Biz 1916 adt 11el1e
vDreaonpugbts". l1ngarn fat iid CUR
8emiuigung bon 6 0ieier ui6mim-
me1toen 6eltungen" bereit erflart. Sic
Miniiterfoufcreu5el, iiber Sic 6rage
mer9en fprtgelebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12

ISildl offnet oos &ditd]en uro iogt:
u&ier, id bab' feine Set, flebt @ud
0r1ff, mos CT balplpe mollt."
g
sllrf einen1 3l,ee int @eiten babelt
5mei RGil,ber ii6er 100 @aliogiere &C.
pliia1oert. Ias beriibmte onerifani=
ide &el0entblm ideint u1ter 6ieien
100 Meniden 1lidt iebr ltarf Dertrete11
gemeien 5u iein.
g
Der &afiee lpiro tbeurer. 9as lit
idltmm fir Sic flugen Srauen, sic
aus Sem &affeeiab ibrer leidtgldubi=
gen Mitmeniden Sic 3ufunft propbe-
5eien. Da mer0en iie Sen glei9en Sot
tpobl glei6 BET einem balben 9uben0
ibrer &un0innen bertpenoen miiIlen.
g
Ser Seem Oorfer Merpenor5t Or.
Serafini bebauptet, 6aB sic Srol,en
5lt piel lpreden uno infolgeoelien ner=
benlel0eno muroer1. @enm ser gelebr=
tie SEER sic alten&lai1ifer% al1fmerfiam
lelen mpute, tpiiroe er fin6en, 6aB Sic
Tral1en oltd idon in gral1er gor5eit
redt u1terboltli6 !paren. 0ie meib=
'li9en Merpenleioen miiBten iomit id)on
reht ebrmiiroigen 9atl1ms lein.
g
3pei geipidtige DISQUALIFICATION,
Ser Erdiioent 5aft atno ser 8iirger=
meilter 8ulle BON Chicago batten Ell
lie ltnterre0l,ng NIT chamber. 0ic
l%1nterboltung mar iebr laltt, neil &C.
miie natiirlide @inoerniiie Sic Mn=
ndberung auf sic gepobnlide Spred)-
meite b%erbinoerten.
g
Scr 3olfoueftor 2oeb fann eigent-
li6 frob fem, 6aB ser ariitofratiide
Union 2eague Club bon Seem Sort
ibn nidt a1s Mitglies oufnabm. Man
baitte ibm lonlt Sen @pru9 porbalten
f0nnen: Gage mir, NIT tpem gu UNI
geblt, uno ih mill Dir iagen, tper 0u
bi1t.
g
Giner bot sen beioen Mnardiiten
III 2onoon, 5u 0eren 8%efampfung meb-
rere bun6ert Holi5iiten, 5tpei &ompag=
nien Solbaten un0 cine 8atterte aus
riiden mllbten, mar Elm 9eutider.
Mlln aIlo! &o1m man es sen Gngldn=
oern nod) ber6e1fen, menn Tie bon Ser
u3eutiden @efahr" tranmen?
g.
Nid)t imn1er nr,o iiberan berrldt
sic Maioritat. go 8. g. miro Die
3abl ser Mutobeiiber in Mmerifa al1t
100000 ongegeben. Sic SuBgd,19er
1in6 lomit bel 5ablreider nno ood
miilen tie itets ausmeiden nno frob
fem, tpe1n iie nit beiler Satt oanon'
fnrumpn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12

Sn ieinem @eburtsort &einiger
lit ser I'M @1beitano lebenoe friiberf
@farrer bon &G0ers0prf SEER Mar:
tin @ogner inn Sitter bon 10 Sabrer
geltorben. = Sn Strabbmrg ii
Oberregierungsratb Staolcr i'm III:
ter bon 81 Sabren pl0blib geitorbe1.
Gr por ieit oen1 @eggallg BON Soil
ler's 5ugleid Curator scr l(niperlitat
l,no elmer ser Mitorbeiter 5ltr grrid-
tllug ser fat6. =tbeologiiden Safltltat.
.gr NOR 1913 in Spntbpf e1 @aDern)
aeboretl.
Ecitcrreid)=llngarm.
Sn Suffrage oes aaiierS 5ron6 So
lepb bon Seiterreid=ltngarn bat Der
@r56er5og=Ibroniolger Jran5 6er0i=
nano IN Sfen Yeltb Sic 9elega:
tionen eroffl1et, inns 5lpar NIT elmer
oaltlden l1no ln,garild)en Sbronreoe.
Gle pom Mpnarben angeoronete yer
treteung erregt grpBes M1tleben. er5=
ber5og Sron5 6eroinono> oem lett lan-
ger 3eit Mntipat6ien gegen l(r1garn
nodgeiagt mltr0et1, maro BET otele1n
Mnlob IN 8eriibrmg nit Sen fiibren=
Sen Decentralization Ser politilGen u1o
geleuihaitliden &reiie ltngarns ge=
bradt. = Ias Magnotenbous oes
ungnriiden &eidstags- bot Sen idon
iriiber POM Mbgepronetenfultie g1tge=
beiBenel1 Haragrapben sur Gipilpro-
seBorom1ng ongenommert, no6 mel
6em in 3l1funft Sic Sroge nab Ser
&onfeiiion Ser geri6tliden 3eugen
perboten iein ioa. = Ser Gbef Ser
Morineicction oes &eidsfriegsmini=
lteriums, Marinefommal1bant Momt=
raj @raf Monteel1ecoli, fat in leinem
@irfen fir sen Musbau Ser &ei4s.
fp(tte SEM &ei6 cine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12

llngliicflih lit Ser Mal1t, wel6er
Elm dronildes 2eberleioen fat, uno
%9elegnet lit ipld} elm Man1, meld)er
Or. Mlrgult &onigs @amh,rger 1ro=
pfcn gebrol,dt ltn ii6 SIT f%l1rirel1, iie
lpornen Sic 9eber sur Sbatigfeit an
u1,0 reql1liren sic ginge1pei0e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12
sterni1mmppem.

Man fann Sen brapen 8urgern,
sic in M5ams County, g., lire
gtimnlen fir S. bis $40 perfanften,
faum nadiagen, oab iie bon ibrem
eiqeuen @ertb cine iebr bobe Wfel=
nut1g batten.
g.
Gie Gage mer0en idon wie0er ct
mas ldnger. 2ei0er au6 Sic @eitdt
ter, menn sic Me1iabrsrebnl1ngen a1t=
fommen.
g.
Sci @unta Mrenas, an Ser Suo=
1pibe @biles, lit man auf &etroleum-
queen ge1toBen. Die &egierung pia
iie ausbeuten Iaiien. @aS iagt @ode=
feller ba5m?
S6meihelei lit cine falid)e Miin5e,
Sic aber po11 Sen Citizen mtlig in 3ob=
luna genommer miro.
g
Sssm b%erfofenen Sabre mur6en TIT
unierem 2an6e 917 Meniden bon Ml=
tomobiliiten get06tet- uno 1898 per=
lett. l1n6 6as iin6 = moblgemerft!
- nur sic Jane, sic gu amtlider an-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12

5eige gelangten. @en1 Sic 3ablen fei-
tie lal1te, einorinylibe 2ebre preOigen,
Ser ntuB mebr ais itodfifal1b lei1.
g.
Ser Gegierl1ngsaitronom See BE-
ballptet, 0aB Ger Ylo1et &elu1S BE-
mobnt lei. Die 8emetie 0ofiir mer0en
mobl niht better uno nidt ld)lebter
lei1 ols jene fir Sos Gorbmnoenlein
pom inteaigentel1 2ebelpej e11 ouf sem
@arS; es lit aber oo6 penigiterS ei1=
mai et1pas Nbpe6lelung.
Carnegie fat }id nun 0aro1 erin=
merit, 6oB eS m0glider @eiie art6 III
Oeuti6lan0 &el0en gibt. Sb iid ser
@auptmann BON &0penid mobl mel
SEN miro?
g
Sic @erpolter -oes Nodlolies BON
&l1liel Gage molen SEN @l1derer'1
6as @an0merf legen. 9as lit ge>piiier=
maBen poetilde @eredtigfeit, ga oie
Miuioren Cages in elmer @eiie 5u=
lamr11engebrabt mltr0en, sic nit 6em
@lld)er cine gemiiie Mebnlid)feit fat.
g.
Nuu10 $50 Miuionen OolarS ii10
int 2oufe 6es norigen Sabres in Slime
rifa fir m%obltbatige un0 gemeinnii=
bige 3mede geitiftet moroen. 0as
lit iiderli6 nidt Ser idledteite Sc
foro, ullf SEN mir permeiien %fonr1elr.
g.
Gin Seem yorfer Eoli5iit lift beim
9i6te11 ertappt mor0en. Alio mobl
elmer bon SEN politiiden Hoeten, Bic
bel Sommanps 5beilatng Ser 8elt 5l
lpGt gefommen lin6.
g.
Sir ieoen Mant1, Ser mebr meiB,
ais ct iagt, gibt es 5ebl1 Seute, Ste
mebr iagen mte Tie milien.
g.
Ser erite @isidnitt lit giinitig per=
louf EN-, aber ser @auptidnttt fomant
ood INNER erit int @odiommer.
g
Sn cine Before 9orfidenfe fommen
einige 6urltige Stuoenten uno perlan=
gen Elm paar 6laiden &iioesbeimer
Berg. gfa6 elmer @eile fommt Ser
@irtb lit Gle NIT SEN Sloiben nno
ei1em peroadtig a%l1siebenoen &aitden
unterm Mrm. gr itellt beioes auf sen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12

Meoi5inen, sic Ser @atur nadJbel=
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bei anen @an6lern.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-07-27
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Grygla, July 24-We had fine rain
Saturday evening and Sunday morn
ing which was just the thing for the
growing grain. The cool weather we
are having is also great benefit for
it.
Mr.. Martin Sand is at present work
ing for Arpin in Grygla.
Miss Bertha Forsberg left last week
for her home in Viking, for months
stay.
Mrs. Ole Knutson, Of Grygla, is
spending a few weeks with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Carl Utabjaa, in Thief River
Falls.
Mr. Gust Sanberg. who has been
working in Minneapolis for the past
few months, returned to his claim last
week. &.
Hay is very plentiful this year and
all the farmers are busy haying.
N. L. and O. R. Nelson, Nels Hog
stad also Thos. Blikom were visitors
at Oscar Tveten's yesterday afternoon.
Gust Erickson, N. Il. Nelson, s. Ask.
Gland, Andrew Arne and M. Teigland
returned from Middle River last Tues
day, with threshing rig which means
one more for this vicinity.
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July 25-The w. C. Addy Mere. Co.
went out of business Friday evening.
The store has been closed this week
for the taking of inventory, at the
close of which N. A. johnson, the new
owner, will take charge. Mr.. Johnson
clerked some years for ]. E. Strand.
quist, and has been in the employ of
w. G. Addy Mere. Co. since it opened
it's store four years ago.
Ellen Johnson went to Minneapolis
Friday evening.
Ottine Rookie spent Saturday and
Sunday in Grand Forks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Yackel were in
Ersl1ine on Sunday visiting the 500
line agent at that place.
The Luther League meet with Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Isaacson Sunday after
noon and the ladies aid met there on
Monday afternoon. Both meetings
We're we'll attended.
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Haying is nearly finished now and
the golden grains will soon be ready
for the reapers.
Messrs Ole and Anton Siverson and
Conrad Loge arrived on Monday at NJ
Carlson's where they will make their
headquarters while they put up their
hay on section 81.
Mrs. p. Jesselynne, who left with
her parents, for Tacoma, Wash, sew
eral years ago came here on Wednes-
day and will remain for some time to
visit with friends and relatives in this
vicinity.
Filing Olson made a business trip to
Angus Wednesday,
Ole Sand had a wonderful expert
ence on Saturday which turned out to
be a great success.
Oscar Olson made a business trip
to G. r. Arhaug's Wednesday.
Anton Hanson was in Angus on
business Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Alison, Mrs. j.
M. Olson and Otto Olson were in War
rem on shopping expeditions on Sat
|urday.
Miss Agnes Carlson visited at Albin
Christofferson's Sunday evening. Her
second cousin Mrs P. Josselynne &C
|companying her home.
Services were held in Melo church
on Sunday morning.
Rev. N. G. w. Knudtsen, Mrs. M. b.
Carlson and Mr.. G. D Arhaug dined at
b. O. Olson's Sunday
Ole Sand, Arthur Olson and Tom
Hauglid visited at M. Carlson's Sun.
day evening.
The Helgeland Knights and the
pick-ups played a game of ball Sunday
afternoon on the pick-up's diamond "A
few hot air shots were handed out TIC
the players but they We're cooled of
after few scores had been run in.
Miss Inga Olson made business
"trip to Clifford Bollie's place in Farley
on Monday and Tuesday last week.
Ole Sande accompanied by Queer
made a business trip to w. Hauglid's
and Andrew Olson's on Monday.
j. Gjerde attended the prayer meet
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John Sjoquist's threshing machine
will be in good running order next
month. We all like to see that John
will get in 30 days threshing this fall
Mr.. Oberg and Ahard Bjorkman left
for Newfolden Monday.
Louis Anderson was business call
er at Bergstrom's Sunday.
Mr.. Sjogren called at Strandquist
Monday.
Andrew Holmgren visited at Albin
Johnsons Sunday.
Hilma Bergstrom has been ill for a
few days.
Engla Holmgren, Mamie Holmgren
and Sarah Bergstrom spent Sunday
with their friends in town.
VIM. Wikstrom bought new wagon
last week.
Clarence Fredrickson was a bust
ness caller in town Monday.
J. o. Sjoquist is busy harvesting his
barley.