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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-04-13

All OF ~ in tie pas, haE2 ms
read our Babies and no. Noticed
that there are Two saIvatlons.
One will be to heavenly condl-
tions ijk2 unto the ang lis, where
there viii pe 10 Planting. NJ
building etc. This is I've saliva
ton offered from PantecoSt to
the present time. to the faithful
few who walk IN the footsteps I t
Jesus ard make their calling
ard election sure The ottet'
salvation will be an earthly one.
1t will recover mankind from
sin, d, gradat on, sorro" and
death, to human perfection, IT"
earthly palaces. in World-W'ae
narad So Restored. Rut I'LL,
cal THY blessing or salvation has
not come to mankind AS yet and
g n not come before is time, ~.
Peter tells Us that those 'umeH
of restitution Of all things which
God ha h 81 Oxen by the mouth
of all the holy prophets >lnce the
world began" will begin az the
second coming OF Christ after
he shall have >clectod the sanity
few WHO will constitute Ills
bride, bis joint-heirs in his glory
honor, and immortality bis a.
sociates in the n cSsianlc King
dow. y st. Louis G'obe Demo
crat, March 18th. 1911
Pastor Russell says, All Of us
in the pass have mis'e'd our
Bibles, and not noticed that
there are two salvatIonS.'
Here We have the language OF
nan, who has claimcd, that he
was teaching the true gospel, Tor
many years, and after his head
is si!vprpd over with the locks Of
time, he must acknowledge, that
himself and all Others, have bec'l
reading their I'iblt wiong. But
we must say that an open con-
fes,ion is gcnd for me SOU. But
again we shall ask You TO read,
the words If another maa Who
is dead and gone, which is,
WHAT THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH
OF TODAY OUGHT TO BE.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-04-13

81 think TIC titc is turning,
and that the old Gospel is to take
its lace in the fam ly, and IN
the university. and in tive Legis-
lative bali. Men have tried
worldly philosophers, and ha 'e
found out that they do not give
any comfort. and that they drop
an Artc mid might upon tie
death pillow Dr.. Talm4ge
spoke these words in the Brook
lin Tabernacle Nov. 9th. 1887 as
recorded in the St. Louis Globe
Democrat.
Again in following up the
thoughts Of the timely IGNORED
Dr.. until we reach tire YER 81
we find that he again expresses
himself in the following language
as we clip it from the St. Louis
journal Of Agriculture, June 1e
1891 Page ..
Let me say to all yourg men
about to enter the ministry that
soon the greatest novelty in the
world wi | be the unadultera ed
religion of Jesus Christ. Preach
that and you will have a crowd.
The world is sick to regurgl-
tation, With the modern Quacks
in religion. The world has been
swinging off from the ola Gospel
but it will swing back, and by
the 1ine you young men 80 into
the pulpit the cry will be coming
up from all the millions Of man.
kind. Give us The bread Of
hfc, no swce,encd bread, nc
bread with sickly rdisios stuck
here and there in it, but old
fashioned bread that God our
mother nike i, and baked it,"
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-04-13

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-18
Methodists
Meet Their
First Defeat

hi a oncsiied game IN which opem
play was used persistentig by both
teams, Southwestern college oI VIM
field defeated tde Methodist Uniyer.
sity of Guthrie Friday DY a score oil
"a to s Southwestern scored Two
touch downs in the first half both OF
them by G. Schmidt Wesley Bade q
ihrd ID he second quarter The OK
lahomans played stronger game in
the third quarter, bat enc touch down
was scored by Winfield Coleman Of
fhc Oklaoomans male forty yard
rm for a touch down in the last
quarter and southwestern scored twic
In that period Coleman starred for
the Guthrie boys and Wesley and
Nichols starring for Southwestern
The Methcdists are very indignant
over ne treatment received at hands
of Kansas officials especially oi Mr.
Ise The southwestern team resorted
10 holding in lie rankest degree
threw Cosur "a his back time after
time While ia tile act Of puntiago
made forward passes as fae Ass thirty
yards and udUlgnd n most malicious
trip3ine ALI tAcae indlgnities heap-
al Hpon De Methodist team were
open.v srulcd at hN Nr lso who re
fused TO allow penalties for amy OF
them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-18
OKIAHlMa CHARTERS ISSUED

Special to the Daily Leader
Oklahoma City, Nov. lS.-The fol
lowing charters we've issued Friday
by SotIetaiy Ct state i. +. Fe'lf
risoa;
The proydent Publicity company,
Oblah ma City capital stock, $4,000
mcorpcratcrs S. r. Goltry, Frederick
c. hudson I. Nlants all Of Enid, and
l. F. Mants end Waiter L. Hurd Of
Oklahoma City.
Liberty Candy company Oklahoma
City; capital 81 ck $2500. Incorpora-
tors Asher Rosenzweig, Jake Mitch
en- ana Sam Rosenzweig, all OF Ok
lahoma City
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-18
L.C.H.S. Foot
ball Players
Outslugged
y a

flisgraeefui is a mild term 10 appN
to the treatment accorded tlle Logan
county high school football team and
the accompanying little band Of loyal
footeis Id the game played with the
Oklahoma City high school team Fri
day afternoon. The cious enmitF OF
Nelcherviile" against Guthrie Aad
been famed 10 a white heat by eYi-
IDENTIFY inspired articles in tine lqcal
newspapers and the "roaghneck tac-
tics used by the "Nelcheryile team
throughout the game were supple
mented by aOodlum gang ln tRe
grand stand WHO throw cushions at
the visitors and applied offensive. IN
sulting and sometimes vile epltdets
to the visitors McGee's open stus
sln- la9llrs nnalt became 50 vicious
and SO openly noticeable that he was
9at ont Of he game. The score WIS
s 20 IN favor OF Weleheryilie
trajght football With resort go the
uIdfashioncd crisscoss was the kind
plaved only three forward passes be
ing attempted and Bat one uf them
successful that hy Logan county
Each side missed one pass Ihc oia
tackle around play was revived ana
Hsed 10 good advantage bl DN3h"iA
City. and several line smasnes were
used for long gains Neither size ran
interference we'll the Logan county
team excelling iu this particular
The teams used the same Stale oi
play which has characterized nearly
aii the games ever PLAYED between
7he two high schools
Outside of BBrteis0u Mcf'ee arie
ssgI haM Veho rlstHet itiffsN f9f Me-
Gee. PLAYED the best game he i4t
Guthrie Weinbergeg q Mline nu{ii
0e was injured II fhe lest arter apg
left the game Captain GrlaH a5iA
Fees piaeed he bezt game
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-18

Nv H. Mock, OF Mock. Ark believes
he has saved many lives in mis- %
years Of experience in the drug bust
ness. What I always like to d.,
he writes. lis to recommend Dr. King
New Discovery for weak sore lungs,
hard colds hoaisencss, obstinate
coughs IA grippe Group. asthma or
other bronchial affection for feel
sure that a number Of my neighbors
arc alive and well today because they
tok my advice to use IT, ] honestly
believe it's the best throat and lung
medicine that's madc.' Easy to prove
bots right Get a trial bottle free, or
regular SOC or S 90 bottle Guaran-
lcnl hA AN drnagIsla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-18
A Fathers Venceance

WOuid have fallen on any ono who at
tackled the sou Of Peter Bondy OF
South lockwood Mich, but he was
powcricss before attacks OF Kidney
trouble Doctors could not help him,
he wrote, so lat We gave him
Electric Bitters and he Improved won
derfully from taking six bottles It's
the best Kidney medicine J ever saw
Backache, Tired feeling, Nervousness,
Loss Of Appetite warn Of Kidney trou-
bic that may end in dropsy diabetes
or Brishts disease. Beware Take
Electric Bitters and be safe. Every
bottle guaranteed zoe at all drug
fists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-18
HIS WISH CAME TRUE
He Had Long Wanted to Be Alone
with Her

am in luck to find YOU alone
this evening
~ replied Genevieve Grandilot. do
YOU consider it lucky to be alone
with me-?
Why shouldn't r."
ii don't know have never
thought about 1t before.
Haven't you ever wished that you
and might be all alone together"
Why should wish that?'
q don't know | wish YOU had
wished it.
Have you ever wished it,"
"A great many times
"Why?"
Can you ask me why
Perhaps could--could guess.
Would YOU care if should ter
YOU Why"
"I-ldont know. DO you think
ought to let YOU tell me Why
! wish YOU wuld am going to
tell you. 1t is because L
Because you what"
= wonder if you viii hate me after
have told YOU? Rather than nave
You decide that we can no longer be
friends would carry the secret to
my grave
Oh please don't do anything like
that am sure | shall not hate you
| could never hate YOU no matter
what happened
DO YOU mean that, Miss Grandilot
Geneyieye?'
"Of course. Why shouldn't T."
shall risk all, taen and tell YOU
! have wanted to be alone with YOU.
because-becaus ! love you--be-
cause ! have wanted to ask YOU to be
mine,
Then the beautiful girls mother
stole away from her place behind the
curtain and tiptoed mp tho back
stairs Chicago Recorj-1erald.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-18
9 9 . g . 9, o . o 9 Q . = o g
g
OVER THE STATE 9
9 @ q . g o . g g 9 . . 9 . g

Nlro NJ MusAlgce sunday morning
caused loss OF ever three hundred
thousand dollars
People 81 Qui have asked Gov
eruOr Crure 70 cail an election tO an
mex them to Haskell county
Frank PRICE. or Shawnee. tainted
aud fell under coal wagon he was
driving sustaining serious iujsies
Tho Graut county Poultry ana Pet
Sloel, association viii hold it's ninth
annual show at pond Greek Novem
her 25
CbWles Philips Of Hartshorne went
out hunting last Saturday. and Mon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-18

AMUSE MEN 7 S
"a
6 g Q . 8 . @ . 9 o 9 8 . 800
BLACK PATTI SUNDAY NIGHT.

There are many WAYS in which the
Back Patti Musical Comedy compeny
differs from all colored attractions
and a visit to see this best r all
shows when il comes to Gntnrie,
Sunday next at the Brooks Theatre
viii compel those who have been com
planning. that all the shlWs are alike
to qualify this statement By adding
except the Black Patti Musical M
edy company, and this year the SIX
teenth Trans-American tour is map
ped out To cover most an the large
cities a. the Amcric u continent
Better than circus, this season S
Black Patti show The many new
musical hits iuclude "Ragtime Loye,
Alamo Rag. Never Let the Same
Bee sting You Twice. My Jcwei
o. tine River Nile "Drcary Noon
Plant . Watcrmelon On Ny Grave
and Let the Juice Saak through,
Love rs King ana Baby Rose"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-18
NOTICE.

All parties who have received a
notice to pay poll tax must pay the
city clerk or a warrant viii he is
sued against them Failure to re-
sp nd viii mean "a fine of $40 90
WM - WIIl.IAMSON
Street Commissioner
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-18


4 y Nisley VIII oiduct Suiluas
schcol organization meetings III MAI
nan ch NY. ~, Dotn afternoon anu
eFehlh2 ~ conjunction win liner
aund3y echoql WORKERS OF the couh
t} ana slale superintendent.
The Usage tribe has diminished III
BY death since June 1906 Most OF
these deaths have been among the
IKE, IKE i yg0 s.'1 ~ la ,li"aee' ~
ooe -, il, - oao 1i,tj
l,,a5 =
Because all OF the poultry and eggs
Of Texas and OklslHma were shipped
east on the Katy and that road had
strike OIL, the hens refused TO laF,
having gone out on d sympathetic
atri"e. $ US the Hug liusonian A
great egg famine exists and there is
lltlle pc lor betteInent ni condi-
'i7ii'
When a farmer named AeHey.
who lives a mile northeast OF crowd.
er. went ont to milk his COWS early
one morning he discot cred in a b.. in
his cos a baUy app 8rentlv about a
week old. Tie daughter 81 man
named sparks. who lives about three
miles northeast of Crowder, has been
arrested charged with being the
mothoer OF the deserted infant. The
woman is widow
- cooi,
ABOUT tWo Nteh9 a6o n,-ID
pufcaasea tllc '''e, ',. e9S y, nN. ~ - - XIII
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-18
Football and Other Sports
YEsTERDAf'S FOOTBALL GAMES

Oalahoma S Logan County 2
Touk3wa Props, 70 Christians. 8.
Shawnee High, FL Ada N0rmais. y
At Birmingham Ala Howard, g.;
3
AT Tulsa-Tulsa High, s.; Vinita, o.
Az Tarkio Mo- Haskell Indians,
Tarkio College,
AT Baldwin Kan Baher University
William Jewell College ..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-18

J r. Nisley will conduct Sunday
school organization meetings IN Mul
han en- NV. 9, botu afternoon and
evening III conjunction with ther
Sunday School workers Of the coun
Is and state superintendent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-18
GALL FOR PUBLIC
BUILDING WARRANTS

on NOVEMBER 20. l9ff WILL
pay nIL OUTSTANDING PUBLIC
ntJfl DING WARRANTS UP TO AND
fKcLUDH(c REGISTER NUMBER
asy INT EREsT cEAs1Mo DECEM-
BER 2oTH.
ROBERT DUNLOP.
STATE TREASURER.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-18

day his b dy was found near .he city.
lie hsd frczen To detth
The evening world., 1911-05-05

ten in the crofut and Lewis families,
Mr. and Mrs. Coryell were supposed TO
be one Of the most perfectly mated
young couples In New Haven. They
entertained a great deal and Mrs. Cory
ell, who Is short and plump and o, q
striking brunette type, was constantly
In demand both because Of her person.
aiity and her musical taIents.
The evening world., 1911-05-05
SUES HER rival"
FOR $4,000 AS SHE
SEEKS DIVORCE
Mrs. Coryell Files Two Suits at
New Haven as Result of
Hotel Raid.
TANGLES CASE
Mrs. Lewis, Whom She Accuses,
b Herself Seeking Freedom
From Millionaire Husband.

NEW HAVEN. May s.-Mrs. Blanche
a. Coryell. . popular society matron OF
this city. who recently has been ap-
pserfng ~ . pianist in vaudeville ia
New York City. has nled . suit for d.
voFes againSt Nelson Coryell. formerly
manager Of Q besf company In this city.
At The same time che instituted pro-
esedinO against Mrs.. Charles w. Lswis.
propr1strsss OF the Orofut Inn. at or
for6. Coan.. alleging s~,,eresicn IN ask
Ing for ep.0o0 damageA
THIS ada . new chapter to . maze Of
brOken romanoes that will require some
untAngiins whom the cases come to trial
nsst month. and . further complication
70 me divorce suit nov pending. OF Mrs.
Lewis against Charles W. Lews. COM
needy known here ~ ''Brainstorm"
LSw1s. Mr.. Lewis asked for $500 .
yUar Aiimony.
Had an Auto Wedding.
TO Dispose Of the Lewis end Of the
tsagls nsst. II wa only last September
that New Haven society was surprised
The evening world., 1911-05-05
First Hint OF Oiscord.

The first intlmation OF discord came.
Il IL said. when she recently went to
New York TO go on the stage and the
possibility OF a dlvorce was the brulled.
The story then goes that Mrs. Coryell
wrote her husband to come TO New
York and on his replying from the
Crofut Inn. which he said he was think
ing OF purchasing. SIZE started the in
vestiga,ion. with the aid Of an attorney
and a private detective. that resulted In
the suit,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-16

Stltrme, Gis u1o Sdnee MIR Sem 9eo=
n1en nod feltnt, entipridt ei11 leidte=
rer Sau Ben Mnforoerlu1ge11, mpDurd
Gem, Ser i'm erridter ldBt, Ser 8e=
minn ermdd1t. Ius &lima 1part ppl=
le SO bis 40 Nro5ent; Sic jupantlde
glnfahbeit fomn1t inn Snneren sur
9eltu1g Dle ul1d in Ser Mus1tattl1ng.
@a1en, oie man ais Haltn1pergel1oung
erudtet, meroen perlnieoel1, no Dies
immer m0glid. Nltfentbolts= l11N
GB5tmmer iir1o Elm uro Dosielbe. 81
bliptbef o0er Muiif5immer fins 10 ein=
geridtet, Oab Bic gat15e grlnofldde
NIT Nusnabme Ser 8ett5imn1er 5u I'm
terbaltuns5meden be11iist neroen fon11,
10 oaB ein mooernes Sos 9(ngeles
9ungalom Sic gleihe Mffompoation
mie ein neun o0er 5ebn 3immer e11t=
baltenoes Minl1elpta @pbnbou5 Qe=
muhrt. Srnumente meroen in Sem
Sau nidt 5u5l1laNen, u1o ieoer 5heil
lit 5medentipredel1o eil1geridtet. geim
@au miro MIR heimiide5 Materia(
D%erpenoet, moruu5 Sem, meld]er oel1=
lelben errihten IdBt, ei1 beoel1tenoes
griparniB ermdhit. aaun1 ooB mo
lid III Sem neuen @eim SIT @altlc
filblt, lit 0a5iei6e BON ei1tem Moien=
gebege p0er Ionitigen ferrlihen glu=
mel1aemad1len lnpgeben, 11no Damn crit
begrllBt 0os 9tltge ein foitges @ein1.
Sn 5m0lf Mfonaten idieBt cine SEM
&ooen anpertral1te Goi 1or : @obne sr1
einem - SUP boben 8aume en1ppr,
mo11dlem 51par n1glaublih, ober mahr.
Nadoem @err 6. g, Sdmib Elm
Sdmager oes in ct. Gloub m%o6nenoen
AfablaBridters- Glerf Sacob 2abr, Elm
Sabr 0as California alinro genolien,
fonnte er nidt u1nbin Ser 6re1oe iei=
men Ireunoen in bieiem Stuate gegen=
llber Ml1sOrud SIT perleiben, melhe er
in 0em einem Sabre genoiien. Sem
gar5er 6reltoengenlrb lit 5uiammenge=
faBt in Sen @orten: uMeine Iomilie
uno id be0altern Sic 3eit, Sic MIR inn
S6laf perlieren." 3miihen 6 uno :
l1br morgens lauiden mir Sem melo=
oiiden 8eiano Ser Mln1el, u11o auf Sic
lie 8egeno ldBt iid III Ser 5bot oas
Spriidmort anmen0en: "Morgen=
ltunO fat 8ulo i'm Mu11o," oenn ieoe
Mlntlte, Die MIR mad Iino, oient ser
Ireu0e 0es 2ebel1s. SIM Often miro
oa5 Sriibia6r ourd sic Mnfunft Ser
@0gel angefinoigt; in Sos Mngeles
bort Ser gogelgeiong nidt ouf; ibr
Northumberland lit geraoe 10 BON
ols ibr Iprilget0ne. @iIoe @eilfen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-16
9as alto Sieo.

Sic 2onooner ~Simes", Sic lid)
ourh fire beiolr0ere &prliebe fir
Gel1tldlal10 n1s5eidnet l1l10 nidts l111=
per1uft laBt, 1perl1 e5 gilt, oemlelben
etpas am 3eltge 5u fifteen, fat nieoer
cll1en @esartifel gegen oo1lelbe per
offentlidt, Inn M%ibtral1en gegelr oas=
'elbe 5u erregen. SIR m%ilitarild1er
Wiltarbeiter, Ser iibrigens ser oeltt=
1hen armee bohe5 2ob soft, fat Bic
jenigel1 mllitarilhen 9lrbeiten uufqe=
5ablt, 0le BON Ieutiflano an Ser frol=
5oiiifen @ren5e ausgefiibrt mor0en
1lno, lno gefu1t0en, oaB Ser oeutld1e
Sperotlon5plm int Safe eines aon=
lifts nit Sral1freid) cine meientlihe
@fooififation crfabren hat, uno Sic
S1mes bennett oa5l %fplgen0es: Gpr
fur5er 3eit nod glal1bte mon auge=
mein, 0aB i'm Safe zines &rieges nit
Tra1freih bes 8rp5 Ser oeut1de11 Or
NEE onf Ser 9inie Mee StraBbl1rg
fon5el1triert miiroe inns 5mar 0rei
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-16

giertel ser 5treittrdtte 5milden Meb
un0 3abern n1o ei1 Giertel 5mi lben
3abern l1no &olmor. Sebt ideint ober
Elm Ne6lel elt1getretel1 5u iein. Ger
Hmfang un0 Stano Ser fran5oiilben
gorbereitunaen Bic frum3oiilden Ser
tbeioigfeit Ser 0eutlden l1n13inge=
ll1ngstoftlf a1l1o sic l1llneri1de l1eber=
legenGeit Ser oeutiden Mrmee baben
cine gusoebn1ng Ser itrategiidengnt=
mlfelll1g npt6menOig gemadt. 9ie
gdbntpege fir sic in Web anfommen=
oen 3lige lin0 beoeltteno ermeitert nor
Den un0 in Srier uno auf ser qan5en
Songe 5milhen SroiS Gierges un0
Ma6en miro cine neue a%onsentro=
tlonsbolis fir Sic oel1tihe 9lrmee ge=
lfoffen. 2as Centrum zines 5u=
funTtigen Angriffs geger1 Iranfreid)
ut ali nah Noroen uno cine midtiae
Notwithstanding, menl1 nidt sic
m1d)tiglte, ol1f 0ie gaiis Ser 2inie
&oln Z &oblen5 perlegt. ltnter Sic
len @eolngur1geu lit Sic Auiredter-
baltung Ser Neutralitot @e(giens
l11o rielleidt al1d Sic Don Solano
ld)mer be0roht. ~Gs lit oos olte 9ie0,
Ge,1t19lano 6e0roht noh Mniift Ser
SimeS Sic Se(5ltdnoigfeit @elgiens
inns Sp0nnN5"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-16
Gorreiponoe
Nus ocm id)0nen 6altfornten.

Sr Ser Nrnabme, 0aB Sic 2eler Oe5
u9eorO itern," l1ul1entlih iene aus
Stearn5 County, gerre eine Seftllre
iiber oas ih0ne Gulif prnlen, oa5 moi
1,ift bios bier, ionoern lm gun5en
9anDe nit ppuem He6t als u9ottes
2ano" be5eihnet, sur 9ano neb=
l11er1, lese ih midi npd)mal5 81 Napler
sur Gntperfung elmer elise ilber Bic
11elte @eimatb, in Ser 1td meme So
n1ilie lett lestem @erblt gli1flih fllhlt.
Sun Troncisco uno ous 05lttelfalt=
f%or1tien fiihren ielnen l(riprl1rg 5urllf
ouf bic pon 8~olOlud]ern DOR 6OSubre1
iii Sierru Aiepaoa gen1adte Gntoed=
ul1g. Sos 9lngeles uno Der lllol1de
Sheil Oes 8oloitaates bor9 fein gel
bes MetaQ IN lih, aber gegen Dos
SSahr 1885 entoedten 8lllGsfpr1her
bier ei11en ul1erihDpfllden Gprratb
on % Aarat Selma, Oas ellle. eerart1=
ge Menlfe1u1enge an iid 5og, Die SIT
elmer gleihmablg perbreiteten aufre=
gung Geranlallung gub uno lbrel1
Nrl11o su plDslid)en1 @pblitalo leg
ten; o6ne iif BEN 9eldmeroen je1er
al1sleten 51 milien, Ste lbren 8lllds=
tern in alpnDife permelnten. Ser
@ertb oes neuen 2anOes, Oas nit lol=
dent 4lin1a begnooigt lit, ting, nad3=
Sem es permel1en uno in Nar5eaen
eingetbeilt NOR, in 1870 5u lteigen an.
Canals 5ablte Sos Angele5 5000
@inpobner uro 0ieie Staot puroe als
cine Ser ldlimmiten Std0te I'M Sio-
meiten be5eidnet, Sic tn oagemetner
Geradtung SEN beriidtigiten @ren5-
nieoerloi1ungen nidts nadgob. Son
1870 Big 1880 itieg Sic Mn5abl Der
8emobner BON 5000 a1f 1000, u1o
inn Sabre 1890 batte lth Sic Gin1pob=
ner5obl al1f 10000 emporgeldmlt1=
gen. Ser Strom Ser @liidl1der> oie
lid BON Sem por5iiglid,en CALIFORNIA
alina on5ieben lieBen, idpoa mebr
uno mebr on, uno als. inn Sabre 1910
oas Genil1s=8urea11 cine Nad5ablung
Ser Naien porr1ubm, unb Sic @eamten
iid) NAL geb0rig Sic slugen ausgeputt
butten, fanoen lie 81 ibrem grDBtener=
%itaunen cine 8epolfernng BON 319,-
900 Dor. @Gbreno oes lebten Snbr<
sebnts lieBen iid i1l 2o5 Mngeles uber
100000 neae Mnlie0ler nieoer, lno
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-16

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Sahre binul1s nit elnem a1ne6mbaren
3unohs ul1 Ser Spite lteben. Sober
grimmige @inter i'm Often permebrt
Ste Nn5abl ser 9eimatben in Sos Mn=
geles, jeoer Shneeiturm I'M Mpril,
oem modenlonges lhlummiges @etter
folgt, erhobt Sic Mn5abl Sener, 0ie ibr
@eim nah Galif ornien perlege1t, nad=
oem lie Don Sen in iel1em 5taate ge=
botenen Gor5iigen getral1mt un0 iid
inn 5rul1m oari11 Elm 8ilo gemadt ba=
ben. Mls mir int pergangenen Scto-
Der tier anlangtert belief lid Sic
9urhidnitts5abl 0es tdglid anfom=
mer1oen Gplfes al1f ilber $500.
SIN September 1910 e%rlal1gten go
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geles Observation-Disclosures fiir Sen
9au eigener @%phnl1ngen, uno 81 Ser
@ungrrnlo in oie'er Staot ourhIhnitt=
lih so SUB tn Ser 9reite betrGgt, 10
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tie bier l1no eine halbe Wfelle lange
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nel1er @a1rier int 9oufe etnes 1urd)=
ldJnittsjabres. Staote nit fii11fmal 10
GROCER 9epolferlu1g al5 Sos slngeles
f1nl1el1 oerartige Ml1sfil6rl1ngen ntht
al1fpeiien. 9lltdl Qlh es feline al1oere
Staot inn gal15en 2un0e, Sic Sen Set
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rem ooer leidtere1 Efa0 bletet. glelh=
piel Of Ser 9oulultige ieinen @auploe
oben boh oftf Sem Serge oOer un1
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SIT ei1ee lang iih binltrecfenoe G6ene
ooer Sic alippe, Sic BON SEN @ogen
oes blalen Sees beipiilt miro, por-
5iebt, er fin0et ieinen @uni6 befrie=
0igt, obne sic @ren5en Ser Staot ilber=
ihreiten SIT miiilen. @iinidensmer=
tbe 9al1itiide lino in Sos @ngeles 6od
int Nreile, ober fleine Shl0bden nit
mirfliden @eingarten uno Teigenbdl1=
men f0nnen 5u einem &oitenaufmano
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tractoren als lnglaublih nieorig be-
traftet miro, namentltb BON SEN ct.
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ltenpreiie fir cine @ohnlr1g erfldrt
lid tbeilmeiie ourd Sen gaarmerth
oes California &limas. SIN @elten
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Ter 10 gebaut mer0en, oab lie Ser Bit
teren @interfdlte @ioerltano SIT lei
item un0 sic 9dd)er sic 2ait mebrerer
Sonnen Sdnee 5u trugen Dermogen.
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