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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-10-05
COTTON CROP WILL /.
BREAK ALL RECORDS
Final Report On Conditions Is
Made BY Department of
Agriculture.

Washington, Oct. The cotto9
of the growing season Of 1917 ~ &.
early In the year gave indiQg3l isllj.F \.
1t would be one of the lssSs'l5,.,s,,.ai
history of the county. p, -, e,
mately 1S,S6s,337 tst6&gs ti's'tx 'rS1's y
each or about |.s 8 I I, !. .s' 4
the record yeages. : ~
This was iHf ~ y ;! I. 4 ~; ~, ~
dition repgsea ttny " i ,Ssr x ~
agricultuR III ~ y 4 y ~
showe9 enper ~. q y
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-10-05
h arss f3KI IX One year IN prisc'

| : .<I}R2 ok 1Asn0ne year ~ priscn I
| "a me OF 500 against each of theE
Formed The penalties imposed ny nityg
XXI sf.,. i5istfiet Judge Coterell SatprfA
S,non j j. Beall and Frank Dunn, ssJffg
Election inspectors convicted OF
sn,racy to deprive negroes Of the "
NJ voting In congressional election
in 1910.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-10-05

emergency measures. directing the
vessel to dock Immediately.
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Hiram Greene-What did your sis
ter say when you told her was going
to make a speech in the town hall
tonight?
Willie-She didn't say nothin'; she
just laughed until she had Mysteries,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-10-05

NEW YoRK-AirmenSv who are IS
at Nassau boulevard show great ttr
est In report that the Wright "
preparing to conduct experiments -
which they hope to revolutiopize{ hef4k
of flying. Dispatches from Kiett21aw
N, c., where the Wrigh4 hed4 thei
secret experiments, say 4nG4ip edt
have been made to trysa alR6fhf Il
the purpose Of which dis F11 niz
the use of artificial power 4hl q soa
as the birds do against III witd. N It 1
said the new planes WIZ initiate tn
wings OF the gull. NJ
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-10-05
MADER0 SUCCESSFUL IN
ELECTIONS IN MEXlca

Mexico City. Oct. 3.-Francis9ept OF
ero was yesterday elected praas also
Mexico. Suarez, of Yucate. Al the
been elected vice presiitholic rarty
headquarters OF the ymsilera. chair
Gabriel FerbnandeGominittee. said he
man OF the centro gsde, la Barra had
been elected ,.s5 - .-.-~-s
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-10-05
NEW POSTAL BANKS.

Washington. Oct. 3.-Postal savings
banks will be established on November
at Fort Dodge and Waterloo.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-10-05
NEWS SHOCKS TAFT.

Lincoln. Neb.. Oct. 3.--President Taft
learned in Lincoln Of the sudden death
OF Admiral Schley. The news was
taken to him while he was at luncheon
and Mr.. Taft showed plainly that II
came as distinct shock. He had
known Admiral Schley for many yeary
in Washington.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-10-05

| -
1day
Fair
|l at
| UNITY
liner
uarei
pitol
II to
] at
re-
Yes
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year.
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club.
o be
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ed.
been
good
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| date
Sc or
| this
| pm Of
! last
pro-
ough
| those
allied,
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ected'
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b the
'nor's,
ok In
| spoke
| essive
lnler-
s to-
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b the
can
onths.
hin a
royed
| before
SER
sized
s the
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ached
| DUR
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about,
| e had
place,
| nd by
| aking
ection
lay Of
ion OF
In the
The
| con-
ges.
|1Olllas
.tholic
South
Cath
nation
About
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| hop in
history
rtlIle'lt
OF the
o Bis
Q Lit
| pace
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uttillg
for a
| fall of
BIZ con-
~ an
prairie
|,y Bor-
80 and
when
plead
| rprisCd
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ne one
caught
'itures
n here
raising
united
dance
| ijacent
elieyei
) have
well a
| Will be
| talent
so will
] has
the ef-
in the
here.
the VI
here q
uretl in
and re-
ton In
b stanl-
region
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day Of
| be an
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ut thu
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inCe o.
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vat I.NtD
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-10-05

.- Tine soSyrbs = fas ere rrowins
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-10-05

Infant ..ostslity is decreasing an
Ere nee ~
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-10-05

DE1Ls OF DISASTROUS FLOOD
EloWINo BURSTING OF DAM
AUstin, Pa, Oct 3.-When the cur
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-10-05

central
annual
~ pr''t-
a net
EN-, but
ss,'N ~"
he com
|ited to
| ne road.
lass in
the ss4,-
on,pany
ed that
|shter OF
SPHINX
.endered'
Tries re-
from a
thrown
iolently'
having
| all her
| il she is
n synod
,ere L)c-
organ
pportins
OF thet
nd else
A sun
,e meet,
special
Madison
|Ly eyen,,l
,hool Of
Gale In-
|lbSanquet
e toast
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-10-05

S re-
o 0 the
t'nor's,
| ok In
Spoke
| sssive'
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-10-05
WEAK, III AND MISERABLE.

How n
! ache, he
but reals
!, koms OF ]
n quency l
. think tn
Doan's K
have no,
n since"
d When
a Der the \
= For sa'
IS storekeer
Foster-Mi
;, ) why |
,e 80 many
d, business ?
J. There
d or BOTH
philosoph
E. or no bu
y, ~ Been
ie asked the
YES"
r all throui
D. which ca
p bearing t
ne mo WI
IN "Oh, b.
b. I didn't
a, a falo Expl
ed Ann N
u !. in her n
tells a Y
Cd tains a {
r Variety 8
er onous, III
~ W, the name
,e. gains int
by There
lage who
ns One day,
~ ~ one on g
Of man said
he We'll,
ne married
never ha,
,os The oil,
,lic a twinkle
It'll 1T W,
~. H. varie do
IS IS u ! III
a "a MEf
OIL t1@|9
HW
W. W.. EA'
;rie M$93#
'or- lMs
one FNE8HgN
gut MVW
.u p Y
ERE I
iing r.k,,
Ited Hiram
. emf ter say "
we'd to make
ave tonight?
i a Willie
lent inst lang
will
has C.;
et-
.e ~. "Up to
Vi II was |,
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10. t ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-23
EamtliemfretS.
@or5eitige @prgen.

8ir babe11 ale Iodenb un6 fopf=
idiittelno bonn Gin gulenipiegel &C.
Ileien, ser, ,penn er oen' Berg binauf=
ging, gutter 0inge ipar, neil er on 6e1
naben Mbitteg 6adte, aber beim Sin=
obiteigen bonn 8erge Sen &opf bangen
EIieB, ga inn nidts als ser folgenbe
bei4tperlide M1tftieg an 6er anoeren
|Seite 6es 8erges In @e6anfen lag.
@ir f0nnen Dem n6rrii9en Sin GU
|lenipiege1 elm bisden 2ebensmeisbet
ablauiden: 2adenb einen Berg btn=
anf1teiqen - per fanr Dos pobl?
Tim 10 baufiger ober gleidyen mir
j0em obiteigenoen gulenipiegel, ser iid
6as gergniigen, oas ibm ser leidte
Mbitieg bereiten fonnte, 6a0ur6 per=
ider5t oab er immer5u an 6as banad
fommenoe llnangenebme oenft. @aben
mir etmas l1nangenebmes bot uns,
Damn bereitet es uns cine Mrt idmer5=
lider @enugtbuung, imnner fort Sic
lem @eoanfen nad5ltbdngen. Gage,
pieqeidt modenlang borber maler mir
uns sic u11argenebme Situation Biz in
Sic fleiniten gin5elbeit aus l1no Der
bunfelr un6 berbittert1 uns un6 Mnbe=
rem i6on sic gan5e 3eit porber. @er
batte nidt, beoor er iid gum @ange
gum 3abuar5t %riiitet, idon 3ebnmal in
@eoanfen auf bem SEPARATIONS fulfil
geieiien l1no sic 3onge int Mun6e &C.
fiiblt! @er batte ntdt Dor elmer petit
|liden 8eltellung, Dor @rleoigung zines
u1angenebmen Muf trages tidy Sen go1t=
5en @ortlal1t 0es @eiprddJs nit ouen
MIR m0gliden @erlegenbeite1t uno Sem
0enfbar ungiinitigiten Musgange aus
gemalt! - SIT es nidt tb0ri9t, b11rd
perfriibte Mengitlidfeit uno por5eitige
@riibe1eien cine ltnonnebmlid)feit, sic
l111s auf feinen SAL eriport miro, l1i11=
notbig gu per5ogern? 9as Sprid=
mort: Ser Seize itirbt idon, ebe
er itirbt", ion beiogen, ooB mir cine
Hein 5ebnfa6 6aour6 periddrfen, SOB
mir iie ein @e0onfen idon norber
iou16io oft erleioen. Denfe porber
ni@t gu piel an SOS ltnongenebme, 6as
Dir beoori tebt, lit Elm mi6tiges @ebot
bes 2ebenspeisbeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-23
Cine %2ebensresel.

gs gibt ser 2ebensregeln ioptele,
aber penige Sic befolgt meroen. Cine
BON oiei en pielen &egeln, mod)ten mir
aber DEFENDERS our 8efolgung anem=
pfeblen. Ser Monat mdr5 bat uns
in sic Saiten5e:t binein gebradt, uno
fir sic 6aiten5eit gibt es befanhlid)
ser 2ebensregeln redt biele iii 8e5ua
auf oen @enuB bon @peiien, mabreno
in 8e5ug auf oos Srinfen in ser So
~iten5eit au@ nur @abigfeit I'M Gri,1,
fen a1s &egeI gilt. Das Sliiiiige bridt
SOS Soften nidt, uno 6aber lit Elm
edtes @las 8ier audi mdbren6 6ieier
3eit iebr angebradt, 5umal fit oie<
ieIbe bon Sen 8rauereien fir ELM be-
lon6ers gutes @las 8ier Gorge ge=
tragen lit. limo 6ieie Giiriorge be-
obadtet ftets am beiten sic @reis &
Skinner 8raugeielidaft bur4 2tefe<
rung hires eei@madbaft, ser @eiuno-
|beit tpobltbuenoen Mlt &ei6elberger.
Dies entpfiebH iid. felbft uno tam %.
Der aud beftens empfob1en meroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-23

@in1t er50fltc man Scatter &lloolf /.
BON einem &allfmanlt, Der 5tpar flci=
Big uno red)tidaffen lei, es abcr gu
nidts bringe, "a ibm oas @liid inn
Sanoel nid)t mobl1uolle. &lloolf be-
rief Sen Mann 81 iid l1nb mad)te inn
sen @orid)lag, iein Observation-Disclosures
5u meroen; als 8e0ingumg foroerte CT,
boB ieoer Don i6nen 5meibunoert Morf
III Silber beiiteuern iolle, lu1o oob Ser
Mnoere lid in Mqem bem &aiier SIT fiji
gen bobc. Ser &a1fmam NOR germ
oonit cinperitanoen. Mlsbalo befabl
ibm Ml1oplf, er iolle in Strab bllrg Sc
ringe cinfoufen, iie nad G0ln gum
&erfauf bringen uno BON BORT nit
@eiu nod Ser &aiieritaot 5l1riidfeb=
rcrt. Ser &ol1f mann ging gleid on
Sic Musfiibrlng 0ieieS Muftrages. Scum
mpllte es Ser 3l,faa, oaB Ser StraB=
burger Murft f0rnlid NIT &aril1gen
iiberibmcmnt mar, 10 oaB 11an iie fuit
l,mlo u1t bobcn fomnte;; IN G0ln nage=
|gegen >paren oiele 6iidJ1ein I'M 10 ielte=
11er. Ser &aufmam fonnte oober iei=
tie @ooren 81 boben &reiien losi6la=
gen, inns 81 sort mieber Ser @ein Dor
5iiglid gerotben mar, faafte er i'm bill
Zig Elm. Mit einem groBen @efpirm
febrte er gum aai1er 5ltriid. &l16plf
iiberlieb Nun 0em Manne Sic aa,15e
Summe, 1pobei er iagte: v9o iiebit
gu, ooB n1alr auh untermeilen ei,1
cling mi6eriinns anfange,1 fam u,,o
nidt eben au5eit 6en @emirm on Sem
0rte iuden muB, mo- er 81, fem
i9eint." Ser &aufmam nabm iid Sen
guten @atb 5,t @er5en, fiigte CUR gm=
ligfeit un6 @brlidfeit nod sic umiidt
uno bradte eS 6amit i'm 2al1fe Ser 3eit
nod gu redt groBem @oblitan0.
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@ie man ieim Slid madjt.

Sen Seinen gibt's ser @err inn
|S9Iafe,"- Elm GROCER Ebeil ser @r=
finoungen, sic ibren 8eiitern elm Ser
mogen eintrugen, iino ntdt Die 8rudt
l%angjabriger Mrbeit, iie iin0 oas gr<
gebniB zines gliidltd)en ginfaues, Ell
ner 3ufdqigfeit, sic irgeno Elm leben-
bigger @eiit iofort in ibrer practiiden
Bermen6barfeit erfannte unb lit Sic
|Gbat untiebte.
Grit fuiir5li9 erf1br man bon eiltem
reuen S~dapimmeiirtel, aus einem in
|oiihen 8aummouitoff, ser &apof ge+
nonnt miro uno cine oerbliffenoe
|@dmimmfdbigfeit bot. &apof mar
|fdon lo11ge befannt, aber ser 9liidlide
@e0onfe, bteien merfmiir0igen stoff
|5u 5~dmimmgirteln uno &ettungsge=
r6tben gu %perarbeiten, eritau6 aus Ell
nem merffmuroigen 8ufau. Dor eini<
|ger 3eit ian6te Elm &aufmamn Elm
&lapier iiber Gee. Das Sdiff ideiter-
tie. Ma1 tpor nidt menig eritaunt,
ais man am ndditen Gage auf ser
MeeresoberflGde cine rieiige &iite
idpimmen iab. Sic &iite mur6e ge<
lanoet, man 0ffnete iie un6 fano odrin
Elm @lanier in &apof perpadt. Ser
&nufmann batte sic ionit iibliden So
belipabne our6 &apoffaiern eriebt,
obne ii@ etpas 8eionoeres oabei gu
benfen. Mber sic S~6mtmmfabigfeit
oieier in6iiden 8a11mtpone par emit
oedt, u16 sic Musnutung 6teIer 81
aenidaft MIR nod cine 6rage oes l1n=
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Cine fran5oiiide 3eitidrift er5ablt
cine @eibe dbnlider 6ane, in oenen
Elm fliiatig ouftaudenoer, ood iofort
tb%otfrGftig ergriffener @e0anfe Sem
grfin6er obne Miibe Elm 8ermogel1
eingetragen bat. Ser Mann 8. g., Ser
gum eritenmal auf BEN @tnfan fam,
inen fleinen @aoirgl1mmt rrmittelbar
am 8leiitift an5ubringen, fat nit Ste
ler SSoee genau $4,000 oeroient. ltno
Elm onberer, ser ii6 0ariiber argerte,
mie our9 SEN Sabafraub Sic Gede JET
mes 3immers gebraunt mur0e uno ol1f
Sic S6ee fam, einen &audyper5ebrer 5n
CON itruiren, muroe in fl1r5er 3elt
mebrfoder Miaionar.
24nger m1tBte Ser Mann marten,
|oer ste Monidube erfano. Sc mar etn
leioeni9aftlider 5dlitti9ublarfer,
iann ouf Elm Mittel, audi int Sommer
%1oufen gu fonnen, uno pertiel idlteB=
Ii6 boraut itatt Ser 56littidube
fleine &ollen unter Sen Tiiben gu BE-
feitigen. Sein @ebanfe muroe oltd
p%atentirt, aber Sabr5ebnte lang BE-
l66elte man Sen @infan, nnb fem
Menl9 befiimmerte itd UNI Sic @rfin=
Dung. &11r5 Dor Sem @rloi6en oes
Yatentes brad iid aber ploblid oie
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Der aosbfts,s,,4 9.unerass, - 81 !. 2aRsrs 1 s11.
Mo6e 8obn: ser Grfinoer perfaufte
icinen @eoanten fir 100000.

Mo6e 8abn: ser Grfinoer perfaufte
leinen @eoanten fir 100000.
Midt meniger intereiiant lit Die &c
i9idte ocs @ol3papiers. Gin 81. SIN
b0rte, tpie bie Yapierfabrifanten 6arii-
Der iammerte,t> oaB man. Mibe babe,
geniieeno 2runpen 3l1lammea5ubrin=
gen, oaB eeeienete 6aiern i6mer auf=
5rtreiben ieien uno bab Die 9eritelll,ng
bon Yopier 10 tbel,er lei. gr bate be-
obadtet, mie sic @eipen ibr Meit
bal1er: gines Cages eridien er bel ei-
nem Napierfdbrifanten, 5eigte ibm elm
@eiperrneit u,0 meinte: ~@ar,m fol-
gen Sic. ni6t oem 8eiipicl Ser @es=
pen, sic bei 8eginn fires Me1tba1es
@ol5 5erfaiern llno oaral,s einen 8ret
MAIDEN? Gieier @infoll mad]te crit
sic @eritellung bes Eapiers moglih,
auf nem bel,te biele 3eilen georudt
lino.
ginem 3ufal p%eroanfen AUDI Sic
Confetti ihre @ntltebung, jcne m1nten,
(lrltig mirbelnoen Eapierblattd)el1, BON
oener in europa in Ser Jaidings3eit
WliQipnen l1nb Mbermillionen Der
broudt mer0en. Sic ~grfinoung"
muroe in Haris gernodt. S1 elmer
9l1doruderei ipar man nit scr Ser
Ite1ung zines Mlmonod)s beldaftigt,
Ser bl1rdlobert merben m1Bte, I'M
cine Sdynltr gum Mufbangen beS 8iid)=
(eins ourd sic 8latter GIT 5ieben. Sic
fleinel1 rltn0en Yapieri tiidden, Sic So
PEI obfielen, flattertelt in Ser @erf-
itatt lumber, int S9er5 padte elmer Ser
Mrbeiter cine @a,1opoG 0ieier Mbfaue,
ldleuoerte lie auf einen Goqegen, Ser
antmortete nit berielben Wfiin5e, uno
bal6 mar cine lltitige ~@onfetti=
id}ladt" i'm @ange. Ser Drudereibe-
iiber iab gu, linn fam cine @rlel1d=
tu11g, uno er erfan6 sic Confetti. Seu=
tie fabrieirt ct Sag fir Sag einige
Eonnen bieier 8apieridnibel, sic linn
ldngit Elm @erm0gen eingebra@t ba-
ben.
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Mufrmf.
9ln ale beutide &atbulifen, bic &C,
ionne1 finb, fi6 I'M fanaoii@en
@eitem ar5nfteoeln.
s. Mpe. e.. ct. @Ioub.

&ier in ser ct. @eters @olonie
lpuroe oas @eimi tdttelano groBten-
bells oufgenomme11 bun Su1ggeieuen,
sic iebt oes leoigen Stanoes leioie
iino, ur0 oaber lire 2iegenidaften gu
perfaufen iuden. @er 6arum binig
81 2ano fomnen min, oas eroBten-
tbeils unter &ultur u1b nabe elmer
fatboliiden Stride un0 fatboliiden
s@ule gelegen lit, ser pergeiie sic
ausge5ei@nete @aufsgelegenbeit nidt.
Sc lit aub gltes, fl1ltrpiertes 2ano gu
faufen in unmitteIborer M6be 6es 8e.
neoiftinerfloiters. Tim ndbere Aus.
funft tpenoe man ii9 an
Sembrpf e 8rnnirg,
Gieentbiimer eines @ii@maarenge-
). {ddftes in Miiniter, 5asfatbetpdn.
Canada. 11.t3t
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sSbtete cinen MDrber.

Gin unbarmber5tger Wor6er ii
@~linooarment5iinbl1ng bel bielen Sp'
fern, ober 81. Sings Meue 2ebenspil'
len tootet iie Bel friib5eitiger @ntpen'
oung. 9ie itimuliren laneiam Sen Ma.
gen, 2eber un6 @ingetpetoe u116 perbu.
ten @eritopfung, sic 8lin6oarment'
3iin6ung peruriaden; BELT l1nper6al1'
lidfeit, &opfpeb, 8ilioiitat, 5rofteln.
CSC. bei MoIitors Drug 60.
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Mic fam bic M1tttcr bent @dmlfinb
belfen?

1. stebe redt5eitig auf, oamit Sci
ne &in6er gut nit Mnem fertig mer=
Sen, mas 6a5u 6ient, 6oB Tie geitdrft
l1n6 geiammelt in BEN unterrtdt font
men; man iiebt es Ben Sdiilern TO-
fort at, spen11 tie nidt or6entIi4 ge=
friibitiM ODER ii6 aud ionit porber
baben; es febIt at Mufrnerf<
iamfeit un6 Der fir cine eeoeiblide
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-23

Sbr5 tonopunft. - @atte:
Sd mer6e Sir mabrideinlih oas
@el6 SIT ether @a0ereiie nidt geben
fonnen, Mnna; BON auen Seiten
orangt mon mild 5ur 8e5ablung, M=
Ie mollen @eI6 baben."
Trau: go, 6a iin6 Sir ollo an=
oere 2eute Iieher ais id!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-23
New Process
5team | aundry.

9entt Sbr Gtuas ppn Cure Wai@e?
8enn 70, bann miro es iib gud lob
men, ntdt auber 4dt 3u IaHen, baS mir
guer gtgentbur1 b%ebanbeln, aIs pdre es
oas nnferige. Sir baben bic bou5tdnz
oigite 8ni1antalt i'm Norbtpeiten unb
liefern erfter @laf1e Nrbeit. @ir gez
brauden feine Ghenifnlen; mir beroerben
baber Cure 5aden nidt. 8enm Sbr
refine Nrbeit 1tnb bette BebanbIuna
lpolt, bann benft an uns. l1n1ere YreiS
ie fino nieoriger als fonjttpo. unb mir
beiorgen Cure SamiIientpdi9e biuiger,
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-22
ARTS AND SCIENCES
INSTITUTE OPENS OCT. D.
Long List of Subjects Included
in Courses.

The season of 1911-1912 of the New
ark Institute of Arts and Sciences be-
gins October 2. This college extension
course, given under the instruction Of
professors from the New York Uni
versity, in this city, for a number OF
years, has been the means Of giving
hundreds of students a college s']uca-
ton. The courses include English, III
its various branches, as also the Study
of foreign languages. There are courses
in music. geography, history, arr, &C
counts commercial law. corporation
finance. public speaking and other use
full and interesting subjects.
Glasses in most subjects are held IN
the Public Library, but some are held
in the Normal school and he Burnett
Street School. The instructors, &C.
cording to the students that have at
tended the classes, are in every way
desirable, competent and painstaking.
Those that wish to enroll should COM
munioate with David B.. Corson, in
Firen,en's building.
The board of trustees is composed Of
the following men: Samuel E. Robert
sonson, president; Frank H. Sommer,
vice-president; Addison B. Poland,
vice-president: David B.. Corson, vice.
president; Horatio NJ. Van SAINT, secre-
tary; Willard I. Hamilton, treasurer;
J. H. Bachelor. Louis Bamberger,
Samuel Clark, John Cotton Dana,
BENJAMIN G.. Demarest. William H. F.
Fielder. Solomon Foster, David Grotta,
Thomas S. Henry, George r. Howe,
William T. Hunt, Richard c.. Jenkin-
son. j. Wilmer Kennedy, Thomas N.
McCarter, Merritt G. Perkins, Frank
lin Phillips, George F. Reeve, Abra-
ham Rothschild. Alexander S. Ward.
Isaac P. Whelan.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-22
DUNN TELLS HIS
STORY OF DEALS
WITH GREENBERG
Asserts lie Aided Man in Every
Way to Get His Own
Home.

The story told by Martin G~reenberg,
of Sc Bank street, when he was ar
raigned in the First Precinct Police
Court yesterday, charged with assault
made on James C. Dunn, secretary OF
John H.. Dunn & Son, real estate
has brought denial from Mr..
Dunn and a full explanation of the
real estate deal involved. According to
the story told by GreenPerg, he entered
into a contract with Mr.. Dunn to buy
a house at 661 Fifteenth avenue on
monthly payments, and after paying
$3.50 on the house he got behind in
his payments and was in danger Of
losing the property. He said that he
went to the office Of the firm in the
Firem> ms building last Tuesday and
he was told to get out by Mr.. Dunn.
When Mr.. Dunn vas seen today he
denied that Greenberg vas in danger
of losing the house, and said tina
Greenberg had transferred the contract
to William Wackerman, of $50 Fifteenth
avenue, of his own volition for $425
n that he had lost nothing by the
transaction. Mr.. Dunn said thai Green
berg from the time he entered into the
contract had received ST. 40 in rents
from the house, thus giving him S495
more in returns than he had paid in.
THE firm" said Mr.. Dunn. has
carried this man G~reenberg for over
a year and during that time he only
paid us 500. We have in every way
tried to help him, and when he en-
tarad into tha contract with 1a wa al
lowed him to pay only $500 down on
the purchase price, instead of $500, our
regular price. l did not order Nh.
Greenberg out of my office when he
called last Tuesday or threaten 10
throw him out of a window. Greenberg
was in bad humor and, without any
cause, e strucl. me. 1 entered the
charge of assault against him"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-22
HEIRS co TO LAW
FOR .S100,000,O0O
DURkEE ESTATE
Nieces of Late U. S. Senator
Now Take Hand in Long
fought Claim.

KENoSHA, Wis. Sept. 22.-In an
effort to recover property owned by
The late Charles DuRxee. one of the
first United States senator's from Wis
consin. said to amount to about $780,
100000. a bill for the appointment OF
an administrator for the Durkee estate
was fled In the county court YESTERDAY
The petitioners are Mrs. Harriet l..
Blaisdell, of Champaign, Ill, and Caro-
line C. johnson, of Fayette, o., nieces
of Charles Durkee. H. Head,
Of Chicago, as administrator, filed his
report closing the estate in March,
1872.
The applicat ion for an administrator
IL made to bring out the facts in re-
gard to the fai-ou5 claim against the
government known as the Durkee
claim, in which 1t was alleged that
Durkee deposited with the government
in 1865 stocks and bonds of Pacific
railroads valued at SIC, 600 900. n
amount of the claim, with accrued in
terest, grew rapidly and it is now esti-
mated at 500, 900, 900. The claim has
been before United States courts, Con-
eress and through all the claim de-
of the national government,
but this is the first time that any OF
the heirs of the former senator have
taken any part in formal claims for
the money.
In order to nance the necessary
litigation in the struggle for the money
shares in the claim were sold through
out Wisconsin and Minnesota, and
these now are held by thousands of
persons in those States.
Judge George w. Taylor. of the
county court, said he probably would
name an administrator.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-22
CONTRACTS FILED.

These contracts were filed In the county
clerks office today:
Mary Rowe, owner, with j. Sloss. con-
tractor. painting work, 1888; Forest avenue,
Verona. Same owner with II. Elkhick,
contractor. mason work, $3.50; same prem
ises. Same owner with N. Douglas, con-
tractor, steam fitting and plumbing work,
$726; same premises. Same owner with r.
Brown & c. McBarron, contractor, car
penter work, 1854; same premises.
A. Pecora, owner, with A. Stifanelli &
Son, contractors. all work, SO, 725; Franklin
street and Belmont avenue, BelleVille,
Trustees of the Free Public Library,
owners. with w. Burdick, contractor. book
stacks and furniture, 81, 200; Elmwood
branch library, East Orange. Same own
ers with J. O'Connor & Son. contractors,
grading work, 1926, same premises.
j. Harold, jr., owner, with New Jersey
Cement Construction Company, contractors.
all work, 81, 1890; 369-31 North Fifth street.
M. Meinket, owner. with r. Zeitler, con
tractor, plumbing work. 81 100; % and "a
Chester avenue Same owner with l..
Karasik, contractor, all work except
plumbing, 5000; same premises.
e. Schoen, owner, with j, Fisch & Co.
contractors, stucco work. 1925; Clinton ave-
nue. and Twelfth street. Same owner with
Bllman Bros, contractors, painting work,
$3.50; same premises.