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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-02

GOSHEN. ". ". Oct 2-Burion
W. Gibson. a New York attorney. IL
held for the grand jury here on the
charge Of numbering bis client. Mrs.
Rosa Menchlk SEabo.
Mira, axabo pcrished In Green.
wood lake last July. and lnvestiga-
ton led TO tho arrest OF Gibson.
who 10 alleged 10 have siranKicd
her.
The grand jury Will meet next
Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-02
COMPROMISE ON
SHIPPING RATES

After conference between rep.
resentatives OF business interests
In Spokane. Tacoma and Seattle.
the various railroads In the state
and the public service commission.
which lasted for nearly two days.
an agreement ~ In effect today
whereby all questions OF shipping
rates that have existed between
Spokane and coast interests. have
been removed. The Spokane ship
pers asked for a decidedly lower
carload commodity rate from the
coast 10 the interior. The agree.
ment finally effected was n compro-
misc rate. which becomes operative
Ia 80 days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-02
NOTICE TO flfCIOE
Words by S<hsef.
Music by Condo

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN tnat
In accordance with dissolution -
asos OF the City Council Of The .isy
OF Seattle. adopted September .sI-
1919, the simple referendum has pev.
invoked by the said Ciiy S.enn
self as to the following ordinances
ORDINANCE NO. soess,
An Ordinance relating TO tne
gAnixation. management ara cPrss
ton OF the Fire Department q y,
city Of Seattle, and repeating :"
ordinances In conflict. =.
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE Gil "
SEATTLE As FoI.LOwS -.
section !. From and AFTER ,ne .ss
end day OF April. 1919. the iireet
ana empfoyees OF the Fire p<psr
ment Of Tie city Of Seattle, ses1sSs
10 call, other than the Fire Sn, 49,
shall be divided into two w -
toons. one to perform day ss.-
and the other to perform Night s<ss.
Vice. The hours Of the day seIs s.'
shall not exceed ten tel. ev ,.es
Ing not before eight tSl es' n
&c, o'clock p. AZ The hours q -
night service shall not exceed ~ 49,.
teen tts). commencing net ws ~
six ts) o'clock y. Nj. and ena'ne
later than eight tSl O'clock a
cxcept that in the event OF es~s-
threatening or unusual r,rs
tion, or such emergency. TING .ssns
chief. his assistant. or othet psrS rs
In charge or command OF Wy coyes
Department. shall have fne s,,s.
and authority TO summon sucn ~. ~
men aud employees as may AZ
duty 10 assist in the prctecuon ~
ltfa and property. In their WIZ -srs
nafd piatoons shall alternate a.
day to night and from night "
each and every month, -.x,3.
section ?. There shan DC ". a
ed suitable and hesluius p'cr~men
abode for the employees anu
so employed while on duty. ..vta
Section Z. All ordinances or 81 Il
thereof. IN SO far as they may INA
conflict with the provisions W
ordinance, are repeated. .hAu
section 4. This ordinance .s,rfv
take effect and be In force ~ ss ana
days from and after It's pass"SSs 81 vcr.
approval. II approved BY ths sm
otberwisa IA shall take effeeS ~ ~ ~
time IL shall become q law
provisions OF the city charter ,sth
Passed the city Council tne
dny OF September. 1919. ana ss
nv me I'm open session in authes Nv a
sion OF it's passage this loth Wy
September. 1919. ,,svrTu
President OF the City Ceun..A A
Anproyed by me this 18th das
September, 1919. o-rrp1rI.
er'' - Mayer
Flied by me this nth day
September. 1919. ,,atI
Attest; ~ w. CAhtsss.'s< ctr
city Comptroller and ex-oii'e's
By j. p. Agnew. Deputy clsfA'
a A a
NoTicE Is HEREBY FuhftS
GIVEN that on TUESDAY. the .sisI
dnv Of November, isiz.A .9tv o.
election will be held In Ing s,fving
Seattle for the purpose ~ orilns
ance H. w, ~ sssrln Gu
city Comptroller and ex-etHe's a
pate OF first publication ss'''-
Der %. i9ia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-02
SEATTLE MAN
ARCHITECT FOR
CALIFORNIA FAIR

A Seattle architect. Mr. +. Frere
Champney. will be chief designer OF
the buildings for the Pauama-Pa-
cific exposition. He viii have gen
eral charge OF the architectural de-
partmenf OF the fair.
Mr.. Champney has had a good
deal OF experience as n designer OF
fair buildings. Besides being the
chief designer for the A.-Y.-P. fair.
he designed the work for the Buf.
faio exposition and was assistant
chief designer for the Louisiana
Purchase exposition. He has lived
In Seattle since the 81. Louis fair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-02
FIGHTING CHANCE

MILWAUKEE,. Oct. 2.-Aithough
his condition shows Improvement.
Mechanician Scudelari. who suf-
fered a fractured skull in the acct
dent which cost the life OF Driver
David Bruce Brown when his Fiat
car crashed into fence al the
speed trials for the Vanderbilt cup
race. Is not yet out OF danger.
After trepanning Scudelari's
skull the surgeons declare he has
a fighting chance for life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-02
Is CENT DANDtRlNE FOR FALLING
HAIR AND DANDRUFf-GROWS HAIR
DON'T PAY so CENTS FOR WORTHLESS HAIR ToNIcsusE OLD
u RELIABLE. HARMLESS "pANpERlNE"-eEr RESULTS

Get a % cent bottle OF Knowl.
tons Danderine from any drug
store or toilet counter. and after
tho first application you will say 1t
was the best investment you ever
made. Your hair will Immediately
take on that life. lustre and luxu-
rance which IL so beautiful. II
will become wavy and fluffy and
have the appearance OF abundance:
an Incompatible gloss and softness.
but what Will please you most
will be after just few weeks
use. when you will actually sec q
lot Of fine, downy hair---new hair
growing all over the scalp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-02
WHY HE'S FREE

EVERETT, Oct. 2.--Because the
complaint against him alleged that
he robbed q passenger somewhere
between Seattle and Blaine" Rich.
ard Brown. Great Northern por.
ter. IN today free man. The court
held the place Of the crime must be
stated specifically. for the trial
must be held in that county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-02
DEAD MAN" APPEARS
IN COURT

SANDuSKY. Ohio. Oct. 2.--While
q suit was being heard TO prove he
was dead, Charles Brett. who dis
appeared from Middle Bass island
about ~ years ago. appeared In the
court and convinced his two sons
OF his identity. He was divorced
before he disappeared. In the be.
lief he was dead. the sons brought
suit 10 recover valuable property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-02
NlTRE
FACTORY

II Is now known that the party OF
financiers. among them J. Il. Duke.
the tobacco king. who arrived in
Seattle Sunday, came here for the
purpose OF looking over the Puget
sound country with the ultimate oh
Jet OF securing a site for a 200. o00-
horse power nitro plant. The party
includes DIR. Samuel Eyde. of Chris
tiana. Norway. head OF the nitre In
dustry In Norway. and the inventor
OF the process OF making nitrogen
from air by the driving OF air
through electrically heated fur.
naces. a process which separates
the oxygen and nitrogen. The two
elements are then combined In wa
ter and nitric acid is made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-02
WORSE THAN A
SEA SERPENT

VENICE, Cal. Oct. 2.--One OF the
queerest deep sea creatures ever
seen here has been brought In by
a fisherman. II IL five feet long.
black and green In color. with
tail like that OF shark. II has a
dorsal fin and -four feet shaped like
those OF n parrot. Its mouth re.
sembles that Of a gila monster.
while Its head is n replica. ON
large scale. Of that of a horned toad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-02
SKELETON FOUND

TACOMA. Oct 2.--The myhieri'
Gus disappearance Of Albert Klein.
cr. brewer. last March. IL cleared
today. the skeleton found IN the
woods Al Julius gulch having been
Identified 40 thai Of the missing
man by VIM. schlch. a close friend
OF the kloincrs. The finding Of a
rusicd revolver and bullet hole IN
the garments clothing the akeicton
lead 10 the belief that kieincr died
by hts own hand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-02
ADAMS SILENT

George Edward Adams. who, aft.
er being paroled on the charge OF
in the government as
say office while employed there. and
who has again entangfed himself
with the law In an alleged conspir-
acy with John G. Weber to manu-
facture counterfeit money, has de
cided to keep his mouth shut until
he obtains an attorney. He says
that as soon az the grand jury acts
on his case. he will ask the court
for counsel, as he ia too poor.
Adams was taken before U. s. Sc
cret Service Agent Thomas -. Eos
ter yesterday. and they held long
secret session.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-02
BLOW TO MOOSE

BOISE, Idaho. Oct. "A severe
blow IN dealt the Bull Moose party
In Idaho today through the action
OF the state supreme court In issu.
INK a writ OF mandate compelling
Secretary OF State clifford 10 certi-
~ all state tickets except the pro.
grcssiyc. Clifford IL ordered not TO
certify the Bull Moose ticket until
the present litigation. In which the
progressive ticket IL attacked as II.
legal. is ended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-02

DOUGLAS. Arlx.. Oct. 2.-Four
officers Of the United States army
are under arrest here today. ehsra
cd with unls~fuiIy entering the
Hotel Mexico and aasauitine the
proprietor, D. J. ocnardini. or aid.
ING In a search without a. ~srran,
for rebel leader whom they de.
signed 20 take into custody.
The county sheriff made the ar
rcat OF the Officers, and In addition
he Jailed Manuel cussia. Mexican
consul. aud Powell Roberts. chief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-02
GIRL ELOPES

ABERDEEN. Oct. Warrants
are out today for the arrest OF
Charles Risk, moving picture OPP
orator, on the charge of abduc,ing
Grace Shaw. pretty society belle
of this city. who eloped with him
yesterday and was married in Mon
tesano last night. The parents OF
the Girl are irreconcilable. The
couple are reported to have left
Grays harbor In a small launch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-02
SEPTEMBER
A FINE MONTH

The report OF g. y. Salisbury. d.
rector OF the Seattle station OF the
weather bureau for the month OF
September shows that Seattle en-
joyed weather last month that was
. little better than the average.
The average daily temperature for
the month just ended was as.2,
which Is Is degrees higher than
the normal for the month. The
precipitation for the month was
e73 inches. the normal for the
month Is i9S. Twelve days OF last
month the sun shone all day.
twelve days II was cloudy all day
and the remaining six were partly
cloudy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-02

Thin, brittle, colorless and scrag-
ny hair is mute evidence of neg
lected scalp; OF dandruff-that aw-
ful scurf.
There is nothing so destructive
10 the hair as dandruff. II robs the
hair OF It's lustre. It's strength and
It's very life: eventually producing
a feverishness and itching OF the
scalp, which II not remedied
causes the hair roots to shrink.
loosen and dic--then the hair falls
out fast
A little Danderine tonight-now
any time-will surely save your
hair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-02
SHERIFF ARRESTS
4 ARMY OFFICERS

Of the Mexican government secret
service.
The arrests are the result OF the
attempts OF the Mexican authori.
ties 10 utilize 4. =. army officials 10
capture rebel leaders after state
and county officials had refused TO
act. Col ouilfoyle. rebel leader,
had been traced 10 the Hotel Mex
leo. and Il Was there that the clash
between the authorities occurred
Proprietor Genardini claims that
he was assaulted by U. y. troopers.
The rebel escaped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-02

and puts your stomach in a healthy
condition so the misery won't come
back.
You feel different az soon as Dia-
pepsln comes In contact with the
tomach.-distres just vanishes--
your stomach gets sweet. no gases,
no beIching, no eructations of undi
gestcd food, your head clears and
you feel fine.
Put an end TO stomach trouble by
getting A large fifty-cent case 9,
Pape's Diapepsin from any drug
store. You realize In five mip,res
how needless II is to suffer from
Indigestion, dyspepsia OF any stom-
ach Disorder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-02
CONVlCTS ESCAPE


NORTH YAKIMA. Oct. a.
Posses are making a thorough
search for miles around here for
three escaped penitentiary convicts
who calmly decided TO leave the
state quarry at Sclah Gap yesier.
day afternoon. They wore over
alls and blue blouses, like ordinary
laborers. The fugitives are Chas.
Sherman. sentenced TO five years
for burglary; William Campbell.
sentenced TO three years for rob.
berry. and Tom Nolan, sentenced to
five years for robbery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-02

KEEPS GOOD CHECKS
FOR 20 YEARS

GREELEY. Colo. Oct. I'm.
cashed checks. some dated 20 years
ago. and aggregating several hun.
dred dollars, we're found among the
effects OF George Burgoyne, now in
the county hospital suffering from
paralysis.
Burgoyne had horror OF banks.
as he lost money In failure. Some
Of the checks are from the Union
Pacific. and among his papers were
letters from the company asking
him TO please cash the checks. that
the books OF the company might be
balanced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-02
REALLY DOES" PUT STOMACHS IN
OROER AT ONCf--PAPf'S DIAPfPSIN
Time 1t! In just five minutes there will be Indigestion
Sourness, Heartburn, Gas Dyspepsia.

Do some foods you eat hit back
taste good, but work badly: fer
ment into stubborn Jumps and
cause sick, sour, gassy stomach?
Now, Mr.. or Mrs. Dyspeptic, jot this
down: Pape's Diapepsin digests
everything. leaving nothing to sour
and upset you. No difference how
badly your stomach In disordered
you get happy relief In five min
utes. but what pIeases you most is
that It strengthens and regulates
your stomach 30 you can eat your
favorite foods without fear.
AQst remedies give you relic
sometimes-they are slow, but not
sure DiapeDsIn ig quick, positive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-02
MURDERER MUTE
TWO YEARS

4 SACRAMENTO. Cal. Oct. 2. 4
4 Charles Carson. who muir 4
4 dered guard during a prison 4
4 mutiny six years ago, has not 4
4 uttered a word for two years. 4
4 lie was sentenced TO hang 4
4 this week, but has been grant. 4
4 ed reprieye until November 4
4 s. When told OF the reprieve 4
4 Carson made no comment. 4
4 Every attempt to compel him 4
4 to talk has failed and the sus- 4
4 picion that he might not be 4
4 sane caused the governor 10 4
4 set forward the date of his 4
4 execution. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-02
WILL TEST BRAINS
OF CHILDREN /,

= CLEVELAND. Ohio. Oct. ?. 4
= Two thousand children in =
= Cleveland public schools are =
4 suspected OF mental def. 4
= cheney. BY propoundlng n 4
4 series OF questions To a pa 4
4 tient. Miss Charlotte Stein 4
4 bach will examine the chill 4
4 dren. and those mentally lack. 4
4 Ing viii be separated from nor 4
\ NAL pupils and given special =
4 instruction. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-02
PERHAPS LOVE WILL
BRIDGE THE cNAsM
BETWEEN LIFE
Ann nEATA

= Prof. Hyalop says that love 4
. is the great moving force OF I
= the other world" He says 4
= that the spirits there tell him 4
. that all our laws and traditions 4
= are Of puny import--that only
. love counts: that love survives I
= death. So when the first Of I
. the biz Communications be I
4 tween the living and the 4
= dead comes. Il may be be- I
= tween two great lovers who
= cannot bear that even death I
= cut them off from each other. I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-02

5obby-o-ohl mammal Here's a
little green snake.
Mamma--keep away from u,
dear. II may be just as dangerous
as ripe one.--Llfe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-02

For and here you had better
stop reading II you're "skeeryT OF
spooks-there ARE such things as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-02
ARE THE LIVING DRAWING CLOSER TO
SPIRIT WORLD? GREAT PSYCHIC SAYS YES

Go into dim room AtONt.
Close the door TIGHTLY behind
you.
SIT there quietly and concentrate
your mind on the DEAD.
And In few minutes. maybe,
you will Get a message from a
GHoSTi
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-10

groben Sl1tcreiie an allen llnterneb=
Ger offentlid)en @obltbatigfeit, i'm 81
fentlid)en NInt als Mlieiior, Sos CT 10
SATIRE befleiocte l1no ols @ertreter lit
Ses 2egislatlr mfangs ser 90ger
Sabre, nobel er 6as in i'm gelebte
3utrauen nad) beiten @r1ften per=
mirflid,tc- iiberall 11n0 INNER tbat
er leine DoGe gan3e Hfli9t, l1n0 mo-
INNER irgeno cine Sade sum 8eiten
Ger bon ibm be1pobnten @emcin0e I'M
ternomn1en ml,roe, 1o fteute er bereit-
miQig leine 3eit un0 &raft sur @erfii=
gltr1g. Mit Ser Satin betral1ern sic
Sobne Soiepb inns Sobann bon bier,
Sran5 BON 6reeport u,t0 Mnto1r bon
&id)n1on0 inns sic S0dter 6rau g. S.
Sep BON 8isbee, g. 9, Trau @eora
Meebger bon Mt. Carmel, e. g., un0
6rdlrlein Tloren5 @ielano bon bier
Sen sos bes el'ten @oters, uno
in oerer1 @er5eleio tbeilen lid 51pei
8riiber:: Soiepb bon bier l,no Mnto11
pon Melroie uno 5mei Shmeiterrl sic
6roueu Scrboar un5 @crbers bon
Tier. Sir Sic gon5e @e1nein6e lit
lein @inid,ei0en Elm idtperer S@lag,
inns iie bat on ibm piel bcrloren.
@it &ubert &ielano lit ciner ser @e-
item bon 1tns geideoen, Elm Mann
nit GROCER @er5ensgiite ms e6lem
Gharqfter, 6eiien Mnoenfe,a ME erlo=
id,e1r mir6. Sein Sos 1par ianft un6
frieoli6, mie oud} iei1 9eben ae>peien.
Sdmer5los lit er eingelhlummert SIT
cinem helieren @rmdd)en. Sim Tien=
ltag Morgen fan6 nod einem Inn 8
l1hr in ser bieiiaen Fforrfird)e pom
bodm. Sfarrer P. 21,eas, .. g. g.,
uoter Miinten5 ser bodpp. PIP. Mor=
tin, 8. g. g., bon @eire @robe ols
1iafon un6 MeinraS, $. g. g., bon
Treeport, gebalte,1en 3eqniem, 1pel=
d>em Ser bo6tpitroige @elebrant cine
ergreifenoe 2eiherreSe folaen lieB,
bre @eeroigung im 8eiiein 6es
Monnerpereins, 6elien lonaiabri=
ges Mitglieo CT gemeien; mmo
unter Ionitig GROCER Sbcilnatn1e itott.
Sn einem 2eiheu5rge, mie Seem
@'rnid i'm borfer ME aeleben, murbe
Der Ser torbene ouf SER @ottesader
geleitet un6 Sort bem fiiblen S6oB
Ser @rac iiberaeben. @6ae ser quite
Gater MielanS ruben in Srieben. Gen
Snterbliebenen SOFT Ser ~Nor6itern"
lem aufridtiges @eileio uno bie 5em
500 6es guten Gotten uno 8aters
8etraltern6en eritattcn biermit allen,
Sic linn m1bren6 ieiner 2eioens5eit
tr0iten5 un6 belfeno %beiitanoen, 1pie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-10

8elud;e in ct. CLOUD nab @auie SUI
riidgefebrt. = @eiduilter Mnna. Ml<
Der uno Morgaretba 8ririus m1re1r
BEL Germanoten lit @atfins iiber
Spmntag SIT geiu6. SEER uno
6ral1 Gbeooor S90ner l1no Mlois
&rebsbad l1no Satin erltatteten iiber
Sonntag IN @eorgepille einen Sc ud.
Mpon.
Sm @auie lei1res @roBpaters, pier
Meilen 10r0lid bon bier, muroe ser
iieben Sabre alte @eorg &ooneD our9
5l1faQige G%ntlo0ung zines 5driies
permunGet. nls CT nit Nadbarsfir<
0ern ein gelooeues @epebr ols Spiel.
3eug gebraltd)te. 8eioe geine 5es
j1ngen Burden muroen erbeblid Der
lett, jeSod iino nad Mniiht oes gu
&atbe ac5ogenen. @r5tes idli>mme
6olgen nidt at befiirbten.
Die Security State 8onf bon ct.
Glou5 bat 100000 5lt perleiben ouf
Narm 9ropertp gegen onnebmhare
@eoinaungen. = Mn5eige.
Me1p @11nid).
,Mbermals lit Elm trelter, oeutjder
Mann aus unierer @itte geldie5en.
SEER @l'bert &ielanS lit nod hinge
rem 2eiSen, Sos ol,rd ein @er5leioen
oeruriadt 1pl1r5e lin6 Sos er ergeben
III @ottes fl. 8i0en ertrlg, ant let=
ten Somitaa Nheno gegen 6 ltbr, &C.
items ol1f Sen mrbern1et6lihen Gang
in SieGlpigfeit %porbereitet, sur epigen
&l1be eingegangeu. @err @ielon5
murSe lit @beinbeder. GcutIdlou5.
Dor II Sabren geborer. SIM Sitter
pom 19 Sabre,r man6erte er rod Slime
rita aus a1no nabnt nobe Sem he1,tigc11
&iGoge Seem Mlnih cine &cimltddttte,
ol1f Ser or nit ieiner @ottin bis Dor
neltn Sabren uerblteb, 81, 1peld,er s3}eit
oos olte @lternpaar ibr @eim lit 0os
Sil(age perlegte. mo- es icitoem ge=
mobnt inns mo- er n11nmebr iein ie~
gensreides 2eben beidloien fat. Mls
III 1862 Ser Sn6ianeral,siton6 ous<
brah. bradte er ieine 6amiIie nod
SEM hel,tigen &idmor6 inns beiorgte
feline 6arm al(ein, Bis Sic Snoioner
ibr @riegsgebe,,l etnaeiteGt botten.
Ser &%eritorbene par Cit Monn BON
ieltener Gnergie l1n5 2iebensmlrbig<
felt, Ser NIT GROCER Srel1e inns &in<
gabe iid ser g%rfiilluna ieiner 2ebens=
pfltdten tpi5mete. SSrt ietnem @erltf,
Sem er NIT groBem 6leiB obIag, III
ieiner Samilie, Ser er li@ oIs tre,ter,
fiiriorglider @atte l,n5 &ater tpi6n1e<
te, in ieiner Stride, NO er iid nit
ml,1gen betbetltgte, a1,f oem @ebtet
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-10
mo- jie iid) als 5dtpeitern 5em 6rpn:
5isfaner-Orben anid)lieben merbeu

mo- lie iid ols 5dapeitern Sem 5mn-
5isfarer-Or6en anidlieben tueroeu.
- Osoar MuQer bon Bluffs,. 81,
uclter iid} mebrere @oden bier bel
ieirer 5d1pciter, Ser Grou S. IS.
2eTogt uafbielt, bat lid tpieoer beim-
lpdrts getnadt. = Ro{n Sanobriuf,
ueldc in ser Ndbe bon Belgrade Ms
gebrcrin Nniten1sng fat, erfattete
Sonntag bier eineu oertuanot- uno
frelnoidaftliden 8elud. = @odp,.
@err 8ied)ma,m bon 8Iuffton,
Minn., eritattete bier i'm ct. Bonita.
5il,S<Hforrbauie eine', minfommeuer
@elud. = Die 1arnilie Cart Brau0.-
ncr wl'roe Slrd) eiuen Spr0bIing Der
me9rt> mo5u miere @rat1lIation. =
Sir Sic Marfttage 5. /. sic orei lekten
Gage bieier ISOLDE lit oaes in 8ereit=
id)oft, nl5 ioQs Sic 8ifterung bic
orei Gage begiinitist, mir5 MeIroie
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