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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-09
TRIAL ar CUssrIuArpK-.

The sensational trial uf Ia" - men,
including two noblcm-n, irulenant,
priest and four lawyers, charged with
conspiring to Se oure the fortune Of the
late Prince Bohdan Oginsky, was end
ed in st. Petersburg yesterday with the
sentencing OF the seven defendants
found guilty
Staff Captain Demitry Won LiarIiarskl
was condemned to two years imprson-
ment and his accomplices were de-
prived of their civil rights.
The case attracted wide attention as
the two chief accused were Won Liar
iarski and his stepfather, Col vladimir
Won Liarliarski, who belongs to the
guards and was until. his arrest,
wa- master Of the horse at the imperial
court The Oginsky family is one Of
the oldest Of the Lithuanian nobility
and possessed vast estates in Poland,
GalIica and Lthuana lis last repre-
sentative Prince Bphdan, died chiidlesS
aud without having fulfilled his
av"Weh purpns" As adopting ~ MS heIr
Count Joseph Znassky.
Soon after the death of the prince in
1909 CAPTAIN Won Liarliar-ky appeared
in ST. Petersburg with what purported
to be Prince Bohdan : will appointing
his distant relative Gen NicS"lai Won
Liarliarski, the sole heir Of his estate
and providing that should General
Nikolai predeceaSe the trsla'nr, then
Captain Dmitty WIS To br sole heir.
He produced proof nf the death Of
General Niknlai in 1906 and through
relatives at court secured permission to
use the title Of Prince OainSky without
waiting to prove the will. Princess
Oginsky became su-plr on, and brought
an action which established that the
alleged will had been forged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-09
ALL TESTIMONY IN.

The court Of inquiry investigating the
sinking Of the nolorhcai Cniprit Fay
hy Secretary OF the Navy Meyers 5
Yacht Dolphin, completed the taking o.!
testimony yesterday An examination
Of the hull OF the Cuiprit Fay will he
made Monday morning bv an expert
Of the Navy Department. and his re
port. with the verdict "f the court. will
then be forwarded to the Navy Depart,
mpnt for notion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-09
stokes Out OF Danger.

New York, June o guess those
girls did not know how strongly am
oppose, to parting with sny Of my
money" smiled w. +. d. Stokes Il
his attorney, Terrence McManus, today
when the latter called to see how the
millionaire was getting along.
At Roosevelt Hospital he was cheer.
ful today aud predicted he would soou
be out and go to court to appear
against Lillian Graham and Ethel Con.
rad. the two show girls who pumped
three bullets into his legs, because, he
alleges, he refused to give up so, ,0OC
for some teuder missiYes he had penn
ed to Miss Graham. Stokes, accord
ing to the doctors is ont OF danger.
In the jail atta he'd to the We I
Side Court, the ;wo girls were rre
pairing today for their defense when
they are rs-arraigned in court on Mon.
day. Neither Of the girls have varied (,
hairs breadth from hsr original sto!y
that they shot only after Stokes had
grabbed Miss Graham 10y the throat
and was choking her. They will plead
seli-dcfense.
1t is admitted by lawyers that the
girls will probably be discharged by the
court. Stokes has no Witnesses to his
story of the alleged blackmaiIing de
mand, and the combined story OF the
couple will probably outweigh his.
Both girls have been signed mp with
well-known theatrical manager for
an engagement beginning in August
The letters in the case are still miss
lug. Miss Graham has refused To dis
cuss them other than 10 admit there
are quite a number in the package and
that when they are published they viii
make nightly interesting reading. "
She insists that Stokes invaded her
apartment to bully her" into giving
up the letters because he had con
suited hI4 attorney, former Judge
Olcott and Terrence McManus and they
had warned him the girl would prob
ably recover a substantial sum if she
went to court in breach OF promse
action. Olcutt admits he had started
negotiations with the girl to get the
letters.
New York, Juns As indicating
that sensational Developments may be
expected when Ethel Conrad ami
Lillian Graham are placed on trial on
Monday for the shooting Of millionaire
W Z. D. Stokes, Herman Phillips, at
torney for the Conrad girl, SAID today
he was prepared to show that Stokes
was disguised as an Italian Iaborer
when he went 10 the Graham fiat On
Wednesday. Phillips did not explain
the reason for this
Stokes did not 60 to the fiat f,r
Ielterss said PhilIipf, because he vas
not worrying about anything he had
written. He went there to see the
Conrad girl, expecting to find her alone,
and when he found Miss Graham there
he flew into rage. Then the fight
started" +"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-09
MANY VICTIMS Of
EARTHQUAKE IN MEXICO
AT Least One Thousand Persons
Killed. Many Houses Destroyed
Much Suffering.

Mexico City, June 9.-Greatly
alarmed over the reports tilterng into
the city from various sources that more
than thousand persons were killed,
twice that number injured, aud srore,
Of villages destroyed by Wednesdays
earthquake, the government officials
today took steps to investigate aud aid
the sufferers The centre of the dis
turlIance is said to be volcano Colima,
near the Pacific coast.
Extinct for years. it is now reported
in violent eruption. In Zapotan, a
large portion Of the city was destroyed
and many are reported killed and in.
jured. Tonila, Platanar, San Andres
and the surrounding countries are re
ported practically wiped out with many
deaths.
The area OF destruction, according
to the best adyices, is rectangular With
the northern boundary less than fifty
miles from this city, and the southern
part taking in the lower part of Guer-
rero. Relief trains have been hurried
from Guadalaiara, with troops, nurses,
medicines. and food, Nearly all the
officers in command report it will he
impossible to make an accurate es-
innate Of the cuaslaties. "ar
A strange feature Of the activity OF
the earthquake was that its greatest
severity seemed to be felt in circles
around Coiima volcano between which
were belts that we're almost immune
from damage. The immediate vicinity
Of the volcano suffered heavily after
which there was zone fifty miles VII
which was unharmed. Then came
other dam ge sections.
Mexico City, June 9.-Francisco ]
NTadero, chief adviser Of provisional
President de la Barra, today faces neN
problem in the attitude of the army oi
General Figueroa, leader of the south
ern Insurgents. His force, l 200 strong
is encamped tweney miles from the
capital.
An arrangement by Madero to re-
view Figueroa's troops yesterday was
broken off ostensibly because Maderc
is Threatened with IN attack OF grip
This report has caused great impatence
among Figueroa's men, who remained
away from the capital during Madero'S
rec ption. after they had marched al.
mo. in view of the city.
Because their presence might cause
trouble in Mexico City, they we're salts.
fed with Madero's announcement that
he would review them Friday.
Government leaders are holding fre
quent conferences over the question oi
pacifying Figueroa's followers, while
rumors continue TO circulate that the
Cientifico group may attempt to regain
the city through Figueroa'S army.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-09
'::THE VELVET KIND -

Because of the purity, wholesome
ness and delicious taste Of tho ice cream
and the energy and enterprise OF the
manufacturers, the Velvet Kind" ice
cream is one OF the most popular frozen
dainties 10 be found throughout the
United States,
The immense tablishment where ii
is manufactured is thoroughly sanitary
and the size Of it alone is evidence of
the popular favor 10 which the Velvet
Kind" is held. The uniformed EN-
ployes and the excellent service render
ed by the company indicates pro-
gressiveness and seems to, in a measure,
verify their claims for purity and
quality. In the list which appears in
an advertisement on another page Q!
Alexandria dealers who handle the
Velvet Kind" ice cream, may also be
included Messrs. G. c. Donaldson and
II. c. Stanton at Seminary Hill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-09
CANNOT INCREASE RATE.
Court Of Appeals Decides that Washing
ton Southern Railway May Not Charge
Three Cents Vile in Virginia.

By decision of the Court OF Appeals
at Wytheville yesterday, the Washing
ton Southern Railroad may not charge
3 cents mile for passenger service in
this state. The action was instituted By
the railroad to prevent passengers
riding between Virginia roints and
Washington from enjoying the state
rate Of = II cents mile instead Of
paying the higher interstate rate. By
purchasing ticket for Alexandria and
then paying the state rate to their
points Of destination to the conductor.
travellers from Washington are able
to save a considerable amount over
the regular through rate. TIE same
saving may be made in travelling to
Washington.
It s SAID The railroad will make the
rate between Alexandria and Wash
ington 90 cents if possible. A petition
to that effect is nov before the Inter
state Commerce Commission. The
present charge for The Alexandria
Washington Trip is ~ cents. Up to
1889 the fare on the Southern and
Washington Southern trains betwecn
Alexandria and Washington vas 90
cents. The original rate in Virginia
vas cents mile. The corporation
commission allowed the railroad to
increase its rate to "a cents a mile,
and the company appealed. Yesterdays
decision upholls the corporation COM
mission.
The fare now chan ged between Rich
mond and Washington is $3.50. b,
paying two fares. one for the journey
in this state and another between Alex
andria and Washington, passengers
are enabled to ride from Richmond to
Washington. or vice versa. for 81 80.
1t * SAID that more than 50 per cent
OF all passengers on the Washington
Southern Railroad ride in this way.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-09
Excitement at a Bank.

London. June 9.-One hundred po-
Iicemen surround Birk beck = Banking
establishment, in High Holborn. today
to prevent an attack upon 1t by thons-
ands OF depositors, fearful Of losing
their life savings rs the result OF the
suspension announced yesterday after
noon.
From early morning hordes Of
clamoring deposito-s. majority of
them women, have been at the bank.
Many reasSurlng statements were
made, but none had the desired effect.
The failure Of the bank did not ma;
terially affect the market, because
financial circles had known OF its shaky
condition ana had discounted the fail
uic
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-09
D|SSAT TON IN
COLUMBIA MPANY.
Order Extinguishing Lighters on In,
gines Origin OF Trouble---Nlayo
UphOldS WardenS.

There IS said 10 be more trouble IN
the fire department originating, It IS
alleged, in the Board Of Fire Wardens
issuing an order eXtingushing the
lighters (slnall tapers) heretofore kept
burning under the engines. Lights
under the boilers are kept burning con-
tinuously, and when engines start to
leave the houses they generally have
between ten and twenty pounds OF
steam in the boilers. The lighters
which are kept under the engines are
caused TO throw blaze into the wood
IN the furnaces as soon as the wheels OF
the apparatus are turned. The war.
iens, in consequence OF the number OF
false alarms, see no good reason Tor
using fuel unnecessarily, as, should
there prove to be 4 fire and the SER
vices OF the engines We're needed, they
would be ready To work almost As soon
as they arrive on the scene. The mem
oers of the Columbia Company are
said to have taken issue with the war
lens and a meeting Of the organlZa-
lion was held on "Wednesday night.
Warden Acton vas interviewed aud
,sked to rescind the order eXtlngulsh-
ing the lighters. This he refused to
10. when representatives OF the COM
oany appealed to acting Mayor Mar
bury, who set aside The order Of the
wardens. He later. however, rescindcd
his order and declared that the man
late Of the fire wardens must ne COM
IA with for the present at least.
The company adjourned "Wednesday
u,gmt to meet again last night.
Acting Mayor Marbury this morning
had consultations with Chief Engineer
Gronau, Corporation Attorney Fisher.
William A. Smoot, president OF the
Columbia Company, the fire wardens
and others concerning the dlssatlsfac-
ton caused by the wardens' order. 1t
was urged by some that the order
would invalidate the insurance policies
on property in the city, and it was al
legged that had the engines been unable
to work as soon as they arrived at the
scene OF the fire at Smoot'S saw mill
about Two years ago the conhagratlon
would have spread to the Corby Bakery
and to other buildings.
At meeting "f the Board Of Fire
WardenS held this afternoon the order
which had caused llr: trouble was re-
scinded. This actiou WAS taken at the
suggestion Of acting Mayor Marbury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-09
GroCer'- SaIc R0hhrd.

Pittsfeld, Mass, June . When
William II. Cooley opened mp his
grocery store hese today he discovered
that during the night yeegs bad entered
and from an unlocked safe had stolen
S5, 900 worth negotiable bonds. Sl4, :
900 worth of stock certificates aud $50
in cash. Remains Of food taken from
the shelves showed the thieves had
luncheh in full view Of the street The
police haqe no clue to the thieves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-09

l. Auto, Of Paris, estimates that
Nedrine, the winner OF the Paris-to-
Madrid race. whose proper name is
Jules Vedrines. attaiped the prodigious
speed OF l55 miles an hour on Tues
day. covering the q $40 miles sepa-
rating Dion and Saint Laurent-le :
Macon in so minutes. The paper
quotes the aviator as saying that he
was pushed by a wind so violent that
at times be flew with the tail of his
machine perpendicular. He also en-
countered wind pockets that caused
his monoplane to make frightfnl drops,
sometimes descending 900 feet in a
few seconds. Tedrines suffered only
through the strain of his eyes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-09
TO PLAY COMMISSIONERS.

At the ball park tomorrow at 4:3O,
the local fans will have their best OPP
portunity to see how we'll the AleXan-
dria boys play the National game.
They begin playing off long list Of
the League teams from the District.
The Interstate Commerce Comms-
sioners, as shown from their past
record compose the best ball team ever
to visit Alexandra. y inrge attend
ance Is esprcted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-09
TURKEY WILL WAR
WITH MONTE NEGRO
Hostilities Expected at Any Mo,
ment---Austria to Keep Rus
sia and Italy off.

Vienna, June 8 Open hostilities be-
tween Turkey and Monte Negro are
momentarily expected here. King
Nicholas is on the frontier, super
intending military preparations.
Austria Is prepared to prevent either
Russia or Italy from intervening, both
Of which are suspected OF trying TO gain
foothold in Turkey.
Monte Negro's alleged aid 10 the
Albanian revolt started the friction
between Monte Negro ana Turkey.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-09
strangIed Herself with tier stocking.

Green Point, !. y, June 9.-Be-
cause her parents refused to permit
her 10 marry the man OF her choice.
Miss Edith Terry, Of O.ient, strangied
herself Sith her stocking. Flrst she
stuffed her ears and nose with cotton,
after which she noosed the stocking
around her neck, lay down on the bed
and pulled the moose tight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-09
Exceptionally pure, deliciously palata-
BILE, clear as crystal.
9uadrupie Murder.

P";tland, Ore. June "a brutal
quairuple murder was uncovered at
Ald,nwald, six miles from here. today
when the dead bodies of William Hill,
his wife and their two children, We're
found in home.
Both children hal been decaptated
and their mother had been slain with
an axe which lay nearby Detectives
have gone To the scene.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-09
FIFTY PerSnms Drowned.

St. Petersburg, June 9.-At least
fifty persons were drowned hy jumping
into the Amur river from the turning
steamer Murav:eff last night, accord
ing 10 dispatches received here today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-09
PERSONAL.

Mrs. NJ. R. Norris is i'll at her home
un Prince street.
Mr. Robert Murray, OF The Plain-,
Va, il in Alexandria on business To-
4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-09
Coal Coke Wood

Order your Coal before the advance a.
lowest summer prices. Best quality,
prompt delivery and bottom price.
Phone IS. DEW. AITCHESON, lO7 south
Royal street. je9 #
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-09
IN MEMORIAM.

lii sad but loving rememcrance Of my
dear father Gothic kICHERER.
who departed this life June 9, 1905. three
years ago today.
By His LOVING DAUGHTER,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-09
Start Home Now and Join the Ranks
of the Independents.

Never has it build than right no~-noney Is penu
f and legitimate channels And there Is no enterprise
more worthy than building 1t purse strings OF
the anything else because meant that you
have become part Of the community 10 winch YOU
live before you start you hind the ownership OF
home carries significance. Start today-youn be glad you
do not sorry you When you're ready to talk LUMBER
VEN be waiting you because have just the lumber you
will need besides lot ofsuggesons that may oe hepl 70 you
without any charge.
w. A. Smoot & Co, Inc,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-09
D G B { Y ] | s {:

figure forming Brassiere is
the ideal dress foundation
over which the outer gown
can be fitted and worn with
the most charming grace
and beauty. This clever
Partisan cut garment COM
bines the function if a SUI
perbiy fitting boned corset
cover, a Corsetand comfor-
table bust supporter, a rest
ful and hygenic back and
shoulder brace. & wonder
fully effective figure beau
tiher.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06
I'm eirer fleincm aapele in eiu

@auie, mo- er g%egentpartig 5u 8eiud
metlt, etma 80 Metlen BON Buffalo
entfernt, las &aroinal Gibbons cine
Ganfiagungsmelie CUR grrimnerung
an Ben midtiglten Sag ieiner langen
2m1fbabn. Ct p%ollenoete 1dmlid oas
so. Sabr ieiner Brielteridaft lt1t0 0as
25. Sabr, leit er gum &ar0inal uno
5l1n1 nominellen @aupte ser fatbo=
lii6en Stride in Mmerifa gema6t
muroe. IS mar amn 80. Stunt 1861,
oob @ater Gibbons nod poIenoeten
Stroien ant ct. Marp's 5eminar III
Ser .bieltge1 &atbe0rale bon bem @r5=
biidof &en0rid gum Hrieiter gemetht
ml1roe. @era6e % Sabre ipater, ant
80. Stunt 1886, muroe linn in Ser
ielben &atbe0rale Ser rotbe &aroinals=
brt p%erlieben. @6brero BEL bem er=
item @reigniB r1r etnige germanote
un6 6reunoe bon Slater Gibbons 5l1<
gegen tparen, mobnten bent 5tDei=
ten Seite &un6erte bon leiten=
SEN Mannern ser Stride unS Ell
ne Maiie bon 8emun0erern 11n6
6reunoen aus Baltimore rno at1=
6eren 8ldben BEL. Ser &ar6inal
iton6, pie getpob,1li6, um 6 ltbr ouf
uno feierte nit einem ein5tgen Miii=
Itenten cine itime Meiie bei Ser n1r
sic Mitglieoer oes @m1sbaltes 5uge<
gen tparen. Sic firbli6e Seier 51r
@rtnnerung an erpdbnte greigniiie
miro im naditen Oftober in ser Sea-
tbeorale abgebalte1 rper6er.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06

|EreB B" gegen sic Staot ct. Glouo gut
llno geletlia, barob MN sic Idngit
fallig getpeiene3ablung erfoIgen mlb,
Die adn in Der Montag Mbeno gebnI-
tenen Sisung Ser Sta6tpdter a11georo.
net mnroe, nad0em oieielben our Ar-
ii4t gefommen, 6aB eine Mppenatiort
in oieien Sale geraoe 10 frudtlos
let, mie sic 8efolgung oes @atbeg, Ser
ibnen CUR 3eit bon oem nberflofenen"
Staotantpalt Bennett gegeben p1roe.
spredt in unierer Banf Dor uno
labt @u@ bon unierm @aliirer ben
Bortbeil unierer 8eit=Depoiiten-ger.
%tifitate auseinan0erieben. Garmers
State 8anf Of ct. CLOUD. 16bo
Cunt
fann ieoer MAIDEN, aber MIR Ebat-
laden betpeiien 8ebauptungen. go
lit es cine Gbatiade, 6oB @olo Spring
gier 0as %geiunoeite lit. @orum? IS
tit gebraut NIT oem reiniten Mineral=
malfer, miro MUIR no9 erlangter @eife
ansgegeben un6 er5eltgt, So es gut
abgelagert, feline @dibrung i'm Magen.
9armm 1T es 6as geinnbeite 8ief
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06
Sn 8eant,portmng eimer ppm Sema

S1 OeaHlIuOIlnN9 etHer uDH1 SeHQl
geiteuten Outrage bat Nrdiioent Soft
fiir5li@ einen Musmeis iiber sic oer=
5eitige 5tarfe nno 8ertbeilung bes
8unoes 8eamtenbeereS gegeben. TIM
ter Sen @unoerttauien0en berldieoen=
artiger Memter un0 Memtden iino 90
mod 9846, Sic Ser &rdiioent Init
9eiratb uno 3uitimmung 6es 5e=
mats" gu beieben bat. 8eitere 998
Steuen fann ser 8rdii6ent beieten
obne Mitmirfung 6es Senats. Damn
fommen 262,608 Steuen i'm nflaii-
fi5ierten 8ioil6ienit", in mel@e Ser
gintritt auf @rr,no geiebli@ porge-
ldriebener amtli6er Brifungen er-
folgt. Mnes in anem itent iid (ab=
geieben bon Sffi3ieren un6 angemor=
benen Mannidaften oes &eeres uno
ser 61otte) Sic 3aM ser 8un6esbe-
oieniteten auf Observation-Disclosures (ge=
na1. 411,322). Ser 8apltoienlt al
(ein beiddftigt 272,8tO 2eute.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06
Maes 1T bersanslid!

go flagt ser Meni6, Dem es in fritz
.bere11 Sabren gu mobl ging uno ipdter
fir Sic idonen, unbenutt gelaiienen
Gage biiiBen muB; 10 flagtS Der Mana,
melder Die Sl1geno genob, fi@ aber
I'M Sitter aGein un6 troitlos fiebt.
Mber oieie &lagen iin0 mobl unbere6'
tiet, menn er ielbit in unbemittelter
Gage ooer 1T troitloier, befnmulerter
Sage iid 0as g0t,nt, mas t1elen Sc
6ensmutb, ia rel1e 2ebensfraft per.'
Ieibt, ainb als oieies Mittel miro CANA
allgemein angeprieien, mei1 es iid als
loldes betpdbrt bat: oaS berubnte
.OIo S%eioeIberger" Der 8reik (
Skinner 8raugefel1idaft in ct
5@fouo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06

Die Mtagara-Taqe baben bis iett
u,ter etnem 5ettmeiligen 59ubgeiebe
aeitanoen, 6as 9ienitag ab3ulaufen lit.
Nah Dem 8ertrage nit CANADA miro
Die Mbleitung BON $4,000 &lsbiffuB
@aiier perSefunoe geitattet, etne@ai-
iermaiie, sic ettpa % &ro3. 6es iiber
Die .6aue gebenoen @aiiers a,1smadt,
Fat bog 8urton 5eitmeilige @eieb Sic
4usfiibrung 6ieies gertrages auf oie-
Ter Seite oes Stromes perbinoert.
Dns @eieb mur6e I'M Sabre 1906 an
genomrnen, un6 beidrdnfte sic Mblei,
tung beg Maiiers a1f sic bamaIs be-
itebenoe1 - mabreno es freili9 Ga
naoa geitattet NOR, bas Marimal-
Quantum gu entnebmen. Ser Senat
bat iebt cine @eiolution a11genomr1er1,
melde 6ie @irfjamfeit oes Burton
.@eiebes auf 5uei Sabre, Big 90. Sl,ni
1913 ausbebnt, unb 6as Sous ioQte
oem 8eiiptele rngeiaumt foIgen. Dies
idibt Die Miagora-Gane bod menig-
items peitere 3tpei Sabre Dor idtperr,er
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06

Set benz i. Snli 1T bas @eijen
i'm Staate Minneiota nit groBeren
|unfoiten perbunben, oenr sic Glen.
babngeienibaften, melde nradgepie-
ienermaBen" beis6em~ bisberigen Iabr-
preis bon 3mei @ents per Meile nidt
beiteben fonntep, laiien ieBt Sen @eiie-
luitigen orei Gents pro MeiIe bleden.
Sir Den 5miidenitaatlid,en @erfebr
oiirfte ser Mufidlag erit bonn 80. Suli
in &raft treten, mobl infolge Ser notb=
menbigen meitgreifenoen 8erednur=
gen, sic our6 sic 8erbin0ung nit ben
.peridieoenen Sabrpreiien in anoeren
Staten erforoerlid mer0en. 9ie Co
rife fir Minneiota boten in oieler
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