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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-21
SERVICES ALL THIS WEEK.
Copper Country Preachers at Annual
Indian Camp Meeting.

The annual Indian camp meeting OF
Baraga county opened at Peduaming
Saturday night and will continue all
week 1T is held under Methodist
Episcopal auspices. Rev. Ames "A.
haywood, former pastor of Grace Nj.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-21

FLUCTUATIONS IN 1st1-

II is interesting the quotations which ruled
this week aud transactions which made the
OF the Losses during this period
~ heavy particularly in the New York Copper
shares however quite heavily sold during this
period with consequent price declines
We a list OF 20 with the quotations which
ruled at the first OF the year and the prices
reached during the week. In a number in
stances have called during
ing period The stocks which showed greatest range
a recorded:
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-21
HANNA is INSPECTED.

Marine Inspector c. NJ. York of
Marquette today inspector the steamer
NJ A. Hanna. which Capt O'Connor
expects will sail tomorrow. He has
moi vet received orders as to her des-
tinatiOn.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-21
NEW YORK, AUG. IS.

This week has Witnessed a continuation OF recent
liquidation but its character has apparently been
urgent ana the rallies have indicated better technical
condition The street continues without any explanation
for the % point in Union Pacific although
Il pretty well understood important speculative
interest known be heavily loaded with stocks past
few months, has qudated its holdings, which would
account for considerable selling while
1t well be that the bears have the and
there is nothing to the matter beyond these explanations
We not disposed credit selling Union Pa
eihc being based attempt make much lower
prices for the purpose securing leading
banking interest here. Such affair possible Of
but the idea very the
the various banking houses.
Elsewhere. while Improvement in steel continues pig
iron fails respond unpleasant note
Of the best companies largely using this pro-
duct in manufacture, namely the United States
Iron Pipe and Foundry Co.. has had pass preferred
dividend This corporation had always done its business
In straight merchandising basis without specua-
tive factors entering therein. action direct
comment trade i'm its line
There has, the whole improvement in
Tie crops while there evidence far of any SUBJ
stanta deterioration to cotton. the outturn will
make later fabulous foreign exchange and
viii still further strengthen position
Railroad earnings for the year ending 80. 1911,
show in the main unsatisfactory results and there not
Immediate Indication of any Improvement there. long
as labor costs continue they
Technically the market is due for a substantial in,
rrovement the low levels seems
nobody around 10 buy purposes in
is in the market just now to forN. J. Miller Miller
&
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-21
BUTTE BALLAkLAvA-

Butte BalIakaava has resumed 400 foot
level and win explore the four depth.
which property some months
halted operations that depth The which
done at this depth proved the continuity
opened in the levels above. AS the company
regular shipments but II understood tina,
will surely before the present
car veins which In litigation There
Lave been important developments In the
Baaklava Anaconda suit and it is dragging along
courts.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-21
GRAN BY

The labor difficulties in the British Columbia coal mines
is having telling effect the mines in that
district and CRANKY facing the problem of obtain
ing sufficient fuel to continue operations. months
output showed material and there is prospect
carly Improvement ar this condition continues much
hanger CRANKY find the payment dividends deferred
Indefinitely. The company. In the meantime, taking
options number of promising copper claims the
dis trlct CRANKY last year $40 per share
that Il is of the few copper shares which
not made low mark a OF the heavy qui-
dation throughout all markets.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-21
WARRIOR DEVELOPMENT

There continues TO be a lack interest III Warrior
shares and this is surprising when is realized
there a general distribution The
company continues shipments high grade ore
10 custom smelters FL Paso than de-
velopment expenses. Warrior highly sicious
and in addition close per TO make
profitable shipment the runs
about ten The penalty attached silica
together with the weight shipped makes the
policy of maintaining shipments questionable The
has the advantage being able property
payments considerable period but for the present
its prospects bright.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-21
THE AMsTER PROPERTIES

The financial difficulties of individual any cotere
of men cannot rob property its
from 1t of its physical possibilities. Such being
case, the financial of N.
not robbed Arizona Commercial. Shannon
bin of of their prospects mine development
rather unfortunate for these properties they
subjected to such extreme liquidation experienced
this week, but i'm this expected
because of the reverses of Mr.. Amster The appont-
rent of committee consisting OF prominent
brokers' to the Amster holdings i'm the three
companies above mentioned helped the situation
what
1t is rather interesting to note that the
present month, Arizona Commercial quoted $15A
Bosom Corbn $127s to $1SA and Shannon slO% r.
Yesterday low prices OF these
issues with Arizona Commercial selling at $50, Boston
Corbin at 1875 ana Shannon at $7A such breaks
experienced in each these issues the
stocks should be bought There is out
of this chaotic condition existing now
stored, and with it win prices Ar-
iona Commercial, Boston Corbn and Shannon
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-21
ISLE ROYALE-

There was considerable activity in Isle Royae shares
during the past largely the developments
the property of the Houghton Copper The held
Up quite well price considering general market
weakness. The vein i'm the feet by
Houghton shaft is only about distant
isle ROyae end line. and the believed underIe
almost the entire Isle Royae Houghton
vein fairly well charged with copper although
work has been done it determine definitely what
MAJ be expected from it, Houghtons developments will
hc watched closely by Isle Royale
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-11-09
PARTISAN POLICE HANG ON"
One American Autoist Found Them
Relentless, and Was at Last
Glad TO Settle.

Anyone who has evel attempted to
fight the police of Paris has been woe
fully defeated, and an American auto.
mobilist who has just made heroic
attempt TO resist this powerful insti-
tuition has met his Waterloo like all
his predecessors. Returning from a
drive to the suburbs one day last
summer he made a mistake of three
liters in the declaration of the amount
OF petrol in his tank He refused TO
pay the penalty and was taken, hand.
cufed. to the police depot Proceed.
ings were instituted against him and
the refractory automobilist was sen
fenced to fine of 500 and costs. As
an alternative he might choose one
months Imprisonment. ~ shall go to
prison." he said
Some time passed and he was not
molested. He imagined that the po-
lice had forgotten all about him.
But one morning as he was coming
out Of his house two policemen laid
their hands on him and took him a
second time. to the depot, where he
was put In a cell with common Grim.
inals. He spent the whole day here
and in the evening he was taken with
the rest OF the prisoners-one OF
them notorious apache-to the
Sante Jail
The following morning he was
offered the usual pittance in an old
prison can, the very sight OF which
disguised him, and he refused IT, He
asked for some food to be sent to
him from the outside and offered TO
pay, but this favor was refused be-
cause, he was told, he was only
"transitory" at the prison and no ac-
count could be opened for him. He
did without the food the whole day
and the following morning the same
food was offered him and again de-
clined.
In the afternoon he was put in the
dark police omnibus and after hours
Of Jolttng over the rough suburban
paved streets he was landed at the
general prison at Fresnes. Here, on
the third day, the common fare was
again offered to him. He was unable
to take II and, at last, after heroic
fast OF 72 hours he preferred to pay
the fine and costs and was released
The police had It's way and II would
be good lesson to any foreigner who
might be tempted in similar case to
protest. Better pay any small pen
atty at once than to arouse the wrath
Of the terrible institution that holds
Paris in It's grip.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-11-09
RESTORING LIFE IN JAPAN
English Scientist Tells How the Is
lsnders Maui Those Who Are
Virtually Dead.

An English scientist, Prof. A.
Abrams, has recently been making
special study of the restoration to life
practiced by the Japanese, and while
he does not fully explain why the
men come back to life after being to
all intents dead he does tell how Il
is done, and this in itself is interest
ing.
In jiu-jtsu II a man is knocked out,
beaten senseless, killed or otherwise
mauled, and If a man has been killed
by sunstroke or by drowning the re.
storer rolls the patient on his face
and extends his arms sidewise. Then
he strikes the patient on the seventh
cervical vertebra with his wrist Sc.
verely and regularly until the patient
recoYers consciousness.
Immediately he is placed In a sit
ting posture, his arms rotated and he
is aided in walking, for otherwise he
relapses into Inconsistencies imme-
diately and in some cases dies at
once.
This system of pounding the sew
enth vertebra has been found peculi-
arly beneficial In some acute heart
diseases and the effects of the treat
ment under Japanese manipulation
seem almost miraculous at times. AS
yet there seems to be no clear med
ical explanation Of the effects OF
pounding the seventh vertebra, but
the genuineness OF the cures and re
suscitations frequently described by
travellers is now scientifically estab
lished by Professor Abrams investi
gations.--Health Culture.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-11-09
THE NEws-HERAID HmLsBoRo OHIO THURSDAY NOVEMBER
PROSPECT CROSSING.
November s, 1911.

NONemOeT U, lSll'
Mrs. Don Main and children visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Ash
more, several Gays last week.
G. w. Eakins, of Hillsboro, spent
Saturday night with VIM. Ream and
family.
Newton Faris and wife attended
the funeral of Mrs. Earl Mason, at
Sinking Spring, Sunday.
Ruther Hetherington, of Hillsboro,
was entertained by Frank Ashmore
Saturday night and Sunday.
Elizabeth Ballentine, who is teach.
ing school at Blanchester, spent sun
day under the parental roof
Mrs. Mary Foulkenberger and
daughter, of ILL.,, who have been the
guests Of Mrs. Mary vanZant and
other friends, retu ned home last Fri
day.
Miss Dora Ream, who had been
visiting friends at Wilmington, Cuba
and Blanchester for several weeks, re-
turned home last Thursday.
Rev. johnson Preached an able SER
mon at the 9. U. church Saturday
night.
Benton Parks and wife visited their
daughter, Mrs. DR.. Mason, of Mar
shall
Mrs Anna Wise, who had been
visiting friends here, has returned
Friday to the home Of her son, Jesse
Wise, i'm Marshall.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-11-09

In order to repeat last weeks bust
ness or make it even better, we place
on sale the following
NOTE the prices very carefully.
l lot of Ladies' and Boys Astrachan
back glove 35c grade. .19c a pair
lot ladies' and misses assorted shades
all wool golf gloves 25c and 35c
grades at.... ... l9c a poir
l lot Mems and Boys Wool Golf
OloVeS. ...................l9 l9c pair
l lot Ladies Black Jersey Gloves,
wool and chamois lined at. l9c pr
l lot Ladies' wool double mittens, 25c
grace. e........ .................loc pair
l lot Mems all leather gloves. .l9c pair
Another lot Of those Mexican half
lined leather gloves. ... .39c pair
l lot Mems Bek Jersey fleeced gloves
at .....,............. lOc pair
! lot Of Ladies' White Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, fine grade ats for 10
l lot Mems Red and Blue Handker
Chiefs large size, at......... .4c each
! lot Mems Zero all wool socks, 35c
Braue ...'.....,......... lJc pair
Another lot of those heavy cotton
SOCKS aJ.... ..7tc a air
Another lot Of those heavy fleeced
Ladies' Bek Hose at. pair
Another lot Of those heavy mixed
Ladies' Hose eat........7lc a pair
/ lot zepher wool lined Baby Caps 25c
grade at....... ..........l2c
l lot Silk Teck and 4-in-hand Mems
ties, 25c grade at l0c each
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-11-09

The Bee Hive ad. In this paper win
make you sit up and take notice.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-11-09

FOR SALE-Cheap if sold at once.
A very desirable property on John
street. Large lot on alley with fruit
and good barn. Modern house of seven
rooms and pantry. Both cistern water
and city water in kitchen. Very nice
for home. Inquire of Dan l.. Fore
man, at Turner's Furniture Store.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-11-09

Lamps, lanterns, globes, chimneys,
wicks and burners at Tener's No. 10
North High street.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-11-09
Peoples
Column
FOR SALE.

Farm and Town property always
for sale. Money loaned on Real Es-
tate. WADE TURNER,
Merchants Bank Bldg.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-11-09
The Bee Hive News

Things are going very fast.
But we want them to move
faster.
Last week was a top notcher
Saturday was a hummer.
Such crowds.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-11-09

For SALE-Corn fed young geese and
rize winning mammoth Bronze tur-
keys. Home Phone long 81 short S02.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-11-09
JEWELRY

Thousands of articles at less than
half price.
Fine Nickel Plated Spectacles, true
locus aU,, ,.,...............,o sc pair
Gold Plated Spectacles, good wide
lenses, the kind you pay So and 50
IOr. r.,.'.........,,..... loo pair
EXTRA SPECIAL for the rest Of
this week:
1 lot Crystal Glass Cream Pitchers,
Colonial design, our 10c kind, but
worth l5c, will 90 &c
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21
Gin seise,nafer Mppea.
IT t d NJ d, Gan., 20. Sepf.

Der anglifaniide gr5biidof pon
@upertslano, Dr. g. g. Matbeion,
Nrimas bon Canada, uno 9fep. Dr.
Gbas. .@an1ilton, @r5biIdof BON Ot=
tapa, baben i'm gsanren aller 8ti6ofe
in Canada einen glufruf an Sic
stimn1geber erlniien, in tpelde1n ba-
rauf bingetpieien miro, ale @dbler,
obne &iidiidt auf politiide 8ugebo-
rigfeit, oarauf bulten ioQen, oie pole
tiide &einbeit gu betpabren, melde
sen @rln6itein bil6et, auf 6em oie
@roBe Der geation a111b 0ie Broipe-
ritdt ruben muB;; bob fpe8ten Der
5tinunenfauf o6er @erfauf als Ser
r6terei gegen bns 8nterlan6 5u be-
tradten lei uno bon ie6em anitd,t6ig
Tenfenoen peroantnt per0en n1iiile.
Hremier 2aurter ipridt beute gum
Iebtea Male Dor ser 8abl in Mont-
gornerD-G COUNTY.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21
go,, grnppen be,uadjt.
@ ten. 18. Sepf.

W e n, IL. Sept.
Wien lpuroe Wontagaber1o bonn Ni-
.litar tontrouiert, nadoem 0ie @ar-
nila1 ourh nlebrere &egimenter per-
sjfdl( t mar. Mne Baldlte uno offent-
li@ @ebauoe ii,,b al,f oas iorgfal-
.tieh belpadt. SIM 0ttafrine- -Diifrift
lit soer 8elagerungs3litano erflart
morben l.nb 5000 5oloaten lorgen 90
fir 0ab iid 0ie s5enen bonn Conn,
tagaben6 nidt nieoerbolet,. einige
fleiue &ubeitorungen ereigneten iif
am g4beno, lpuroen ie0o6 iofort nn-
terofiidt. Die 5iibrer Der so5ialoe,
rnoftaten erfldrerr, 6aB Die &ubeitorer
fiibrerloier Mob gelDeien ,.ieien, un1
ern1nbnen sic 9lrbeiter, iid meiterer
&raipaue gu e11fbalten uno on Die
Nrbcit gu geben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21
Me1ifo @ablen.
20 erifo, 18. 5e

~ 4 ~ IL. SCRI.
slusgenommen oie 8erb6ltni1le in
Merifo ioQten iid in Sen ollerndd-
lten Sagen be6euteno peridli1nmern,
miro ser merifaniid)e &ongreB por=
ansiidtlid) es ablebnen, oem @elud
Ser Mnti- -Ma6eriiten GoIge gu leiiten,
0ie einen Mufldub fir Sic MbbaItunq
Ser geel1tpnblen perlangen. Gin am
Montng eingereidter 6abingebenoer
Mntrag tpur6e i'm 9arlament eir1em
beionoerem ausiduB 3ur Hriifuna
iibertpieien, ser nloglidit balls ieinen
8eridt einreihen miro. 9roboem I'M
tner pie0er aus beridiebenen 2an.
oestbeilen l1nruben gemeI0et peroen,
glaubt Sic Mebr5abl Ser Norlanents-
mitglieoer, oaB ein Iuf1dub ser 8ab.
len 0ie Gage MIR perihir1n1er1, Mir
Sc. 8ie es i6ei11t, bnben 3tpar in,
HdrInme1tt Die 9lnti lDeooeriiten sic
Dberbano, nber Sic Mebr3ubl bon il.
men 1T Ser N,liidt, 0oB Sic @efabr,
ei11e t1eue Menolution Observation-Disclosures.
rem 3ll grob iei, als onB man sic Wab.
Ie1t Defhieben f0nt1te.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21
8Snroe abaeia8t.
go. Is. Sept.

TbiIo0eIpbia, Ra. 18. Sept.
Mn 8oro oeS oeutlden &rel5ers
,8ren1en, ser ieit Dem 8. September
bier i'm Soften liegt, berrl6t Srauer.
SHE Jeltli9feitetb 10 aud) Der fiir
beute geplante gmpfang pon bunoert
Meannl9ofte1 uno Sffi5ieren in Der
@alle ceS SSungen Manner6ors beS
2entralpermn0es ser Geteranen nno
arieger Ser oeutl6en strmee iiro ab=
qelagt tporoen. gs par bente morgen
balls na6 O1itterna@t, als oie Diff
5iers-8oartnile oes &reu5ers bon Der
Bremen" abging, mm am Naee-Str.-
@erft oieie11igen Serren auf5unebmen
uno 5uriid5ufabren, melde als @alte
ser 8bilabelpbia Gurngemei1loe uno
ser &arnonie - beibe batten 6eltlih=
feitsn arrangiert iid an 9ano be-
fan6en. slIs Sic 8anrfaiie ii6 Dem
@erft ndberte, tau6te plotli6 aus
Sem lunfel ser 9eadt Ser S4lepp=
oampfer rSgonb" BON Der Hbilaoel=
pbia & Meaoing @oal ono Sron Cont
panp nit einigen 5la6booten I'M
Sdlepptou auf ssSn ser 8aarfaiie
befanoen li9 auBerben Obermatrolet'
gilbert 8rettibneioer, melher iie fiibr=
te, Ser % Sabre alte Sungmatroie
9beopbiI gidborn un6 nod Elm Ma=
trole. 8rettldnei5er bemerfte oen
56lepper gu lpat. St beriu6te 5lpar
Sic Boartaiie aus Sem &urs besielber1
bernus5ubefommen. 2ei6er ging es
nidt. Das Ieidtere Tubr5eug lpnr0e
bon Sem S9lepper getroffen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21
Reorganization.
@ a bingto n, 20. g,

8 bingtom 20. Sept.
IS 1puroe beute bier befannt ge=
geben, baB 0ie 8unbeSregterung bot
laufig bon elmer @nfloiung Ser vSl1==
ternational @arpeiter Co." 9lbitano
nebnten uno Ser @eleni6aft geitat-
ten mia, fire Organization in Git
flang init Ser iiingiten Nuslegung
oes Sherman @eletes gu bringen.
Sdritte, nm elm ginperltanoniB 5tpi-
l6en Ser, &egierl1ng a1nb 6em SarDe=
iter=Grult berbei5ufiibre11 muroen be-
reits inn lebten 5ontner burb Cigar
q. Bancroft, oem @eneralonpalt Ser
@eieuidaft, in 8aibington unternonl=
men, u1tb ipater tpurben bie llnter<
.ban0lungen nit bem 8un6es Gene
.ralanmalt @idersbas in Geoarburit,
8. S, fortgeiebt. Sic geoieben lo=
melt, oaB nun &err Bancroft inftatt-
Sc iein miro, sic 8ebingungen ser &e=
organization oem Direftorium por5u=
legen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21
8a6nitrcif in sssrlanb.
9 II E lin, 18. Sept

~ ~ - y y w ~. O$f%'
SSn elmer groBen Maiienperlant1n-
lung BON gilenbabnangeiteutet, MEL
de N1ontag Mbeno in Dublin ST.
lan6, abgebalten muroe, 1purbe cine
&eiolution angenon1ne1t, melbe Sen
@eneralitreif bei ser Greet Soutberr1
1no 8eiter, Ser Greet Nortbern uno
Ser Miolan0 Great @eitern, SEN orei
beoeutenoiten 8abnlpitemen in ST.
lano, befiirlportet.: Die 8eb0roen ie=
ben Die Gage fir 10 ernit an oaB alle
Gubliner &egimenter, sic iid i'm Mo=
noper befinoen, 5uriidbeor0ert iino.
Bis jett iino menig unruben beri6tet
mor0en Sic Ropal ssSriib @onitabIer
uno Sic Gublin berittene Holi5ei be-
naden Sic 8abnb0fe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21
Stolppin tpbt.
& / e m, 19. g

st ~, ~. Sept.
Ger ruiiiide @remierminiiter 8e-
ter M. StolDpin lit an ben @lln6en
geitorber, sic er bon Ser Saro eines
WenbelmDr6ers bel elmer @nlnbor-
ltenung i'm muni5ipnlen Sbeater am
Donneritag poriger 8ode enlpfan-
gen batte. Jait Bis gum lebten glu-
genblide mar ser 2eioenoe Bel 8e-
lpubtiein geblieben ll11o cine balbe
stunoe f1r5 por Dem gnoe NOR oie
@attin NIT bem Sterbel1ben anein.
sSS11 sen lebten Stunoen Dor Dem 9ooe
hdtte ser Minilter fllrdtbar 511 letoen.
gr itobnte unaufb0rlid uno mari iid
alrf ieinen Selobette rubelos FIN l,1to
ber. ss,1 einem lidten MlgenMide
periab lin Elm 8rieiter nit ben Fro-
.itnngen Ser Stride, a1n6 fur5 Dor benz
gooe elnpfing Der 5terbet,oe ben sc.
gen 6es Wetropofitnn Glabia1t. #s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21
@elpiuntheilnna.

@lepelono, 0bio, 18. Sept.
Die rl1niteb gtates Steel @orpo=
ration" unteriudt Sen Nan oes Sar=
mers Martin g.. &uti11if, melder sic
Ebeilung oes @elpinns 5tpil6en Mrbei=
tern nno s[rbeitgeber betrifft. &1ti=
nif geltattet ieinen @rbeitern einen
9lntbeil am @etpirn inioferrt als Ser
@epinnantbeil 5u Sen 2obnen geibla=
gen miro. SSn1 berfloiienen Sabre BE-
lief iid ser gfeinertrag auf $4,000.
8enn ser @etpinn 8. g. iib uuf 10
3ro3ent belal1ft, Damn erbalten Sic
9lrbeiter auBer ibrem 2obn nod 10
Nro5ent ibres ,Sabreslobnes. @uti=
11if erflGrt, oaB er na6 ginfibrl1ng
oieies Nlanes melt n1ebr perbiert, als
3l1Dor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21
@in!e 2a,rnnu's.
6 II / co d o. 19. (

" D1ca g 0, l9. SepI.
Qn ole iungen 9lrnerifaner ergebt
Sic 6ringenoe Wubnung, ni6t ben
O5ean auf ser 5uAe nod einem 8er<
noge1 gu freu5en.. Mt Gnergie al
lein, ,pie in Mmerifa, 1T es in gnropa
ni9t getban. sic anein Derbilft orii--
ben nienlono gum gpfolge, oenn oas
Mngebot tidtiger &rdfte lit piel gro-
Der als sic geadfrage. go a.ngefabr
lnuten oie 8en1erfungen, sic 9arrD s.
Selfribge, ser nmerifnnii6e Better
zines amerifaniiden Departement'
@ei6dftes in 2onoon, ser gu einen1
fur5en 8eiube beriibergefommen it,
lnabte, als er gefragt nuroe, ob gng-
lano elm gutter BIaB fit einen tbdti-
gen, itrebimnen Mn1erifaner iein mir
Sc, um iein Slid gu perfuben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21
@ieiiaer sdlaben.
@hicoga so. 18. Sept

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sssn Chicago, ST., tpitbete Mor1tag
friib Elm @etpitteriturnt, ser sen Soo
BON 5tpei Nerionen 8erlebungen bon
5tpon5ig uno ett1en Sa6idaben bon
gegen $5O0,O0O CUR Solge batte. Ser
9turn1 par bon @egen uno &ageI be-
gleitet uno bnuerte mebrere gtun6en
an. Die Eobten iin6: Gbonas Ma<
stbems, 90 Sabre alt, nur6e in elmer
@oiie Dor ieinem &auie to6t aufge-
fl1noen. Sobn Mc3biaips, 73 Sabre
olt, ipurbe iiber ein @elan6er in ben
Seller bon ieinen &auie gepebt. Ser
Sturm 5eritorte Elm Mietbsbaus un6
Elm babies Dubeno Hripatbduier,
burh. ben 8lib ipur6en piele 8duier
IN 8rano geiett, tpoour6 81 SAINT
lien ob6adIos arf Sic 5traBe getrie-
ben tpilroen; Calder rpuroen bonn
8ino fortgetrngel1, Seller iiber-
f6lpentmt, En1ier16e bon Senfteri9ei-
ben 5ertriimmert, Ser @eit gn6 8all-
pnrf peripiiitet, Elm babies DnBen6
@eiddfts tsbauier 5eritort, Sun6erte bon
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i'm &afen befinoIiden Gabr5euge in
8efnbr gebrudt 8i