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The Detroit times., 1912-02-17

1880 Lard: Easier: middle west spot
$3.50 Syj. Sugar Raw. firmer; CEN
trifugal. 90 test. $3.50; muscovado. 50
test, $3.50; refined. frmer: cut loaf
$500 crushed, $3.50: powdered. $3.50;
sranulatcd. s5.S0I5S5 Coffee. Rio,
No. Z, on spot 14Lc Tallow: Quiet
yeti &C. country, 5a @6lzc. Hay;
STEADY. prime. s1.S5; No. B. Sl.O2 n q
10: clover. 81 LEO Dressed poultry:
quiet; turkeys. 12m2lc: chickens, 1919
n 24c. fowls, l3m Ice; ducks ia 22c.
Live poultry: Dull; geese, l2W lie;
ducks. la Sc; fowls l4m l5c: turkeys,
l5aI ltc: ROSTERS, Si9c, spring chick
ems. 12Ml2 isc Cheese; Firm state
milk, common To specials, IL IL a IL "a G;
skins, common to specials, II a Ia G.
.erv extra. % y a. soc; state dairy tubs,
"a ~ u soc; imitation creamery tirsts
26lk 2Tc, Eggs steady: receipts.
ais nearby white fancy. 40c: nearby
mixed fancy. sea 5Sc; fresh flrsts, $50
3Sc
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Feb II Close Liver
pool closed with "A decline on saturday
and the tone was easy and dull. This
comes from some increase IN Argen-
tine exports for this week and he
promise Of more in the immediate fu-
Iute The railroad troubles -t.Ft-rtYrr-
and grain Is getting 10 the cOust. WIN
PLENTY % ships ready for CnrEuCs ? a.
bl movement W expected. other cN-
ptrtets are doing better than expect
cu and Europe looks confidently FOR uu
increase w supplies.
saturdays wheat market was duu
and weak. and bulls had little to say
,abCut future prospects. AZ present ai.
n,sst everything in sight points in the
Opposite direction to- decline. Tor
stOcks AFRO large receipts heavy ard
demand 10 slow, while Europe does not
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17
>rmy ofaeer stricken by Death.

S----AlasS-.--llGb---l4-- Stricken
with heart disease while enroutc 10
the home OF friends from banquet OF
the Phi Kappa Sigma ftdr"rnsierfr a
which he was a leading member Brig
Gen. Clinton ". Sears. L. :. A., re-
tired. Of ST Louis, died Ia a trolley car
early today before medical aid could
reach him lie was rs years old and
retired from tho army four years ago.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17
UNDER AxAEsTHErrc SIX MONTHS.

MARQUETTE Mich. Feb 17.-Al-
though she was given an anaesthetic
six months ago when she submitted TO
an operation 10 her foot in Chicago.
Miss Dorothy Grabower. 16-year-old
DAUGHTER OF Louis Grabower. mer-
chant Of this city. is just recovering
from the effects OF the drug. All eff
forts OF physicians TO remove IL had
failed.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17
TOWNSEND THINKS
PRIMARY LAW is SURE
(From a STAFF Correspondent

4 WASHINGTON, Feb. 1i-Senator
Townsend returned from Michigan
yesterday.
In speaking Of the extra session
that has been called by Gov. Osborn.
he said that he thought 1t was a mis-
take not TO have inserted in the call
a provision for re-districting the state.
He said that in his opinion the legis-
lature would pass a law giving Michi-
gan q presidential primary.
SCOTT.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17
PASSENGER HITS STRAY CAR.

PETOSKEl. Mich, Feb. l1.-Pere
Marquette passenger train No. 3 col
Ilded with a car of stone which had
been left on the main track near
Chsrlevoix last night The passenger
tram had stopped al the Beividere
station. a short distance away. and
was travelling SLOW when il hit the
car. and the pilot and drawbar or the
engine we're damaged The car was
one of FIVE which a freight was
& uitching and which I'm some man
'per became uncoupled from the other
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17
NEW YORK HANK srATEMEN

NEW YORK, Feb 1.-THE weekly
hank statement as issued today shows
the following changes: Excess cash re-
serve. decrease s5.520.S50: loans. in
crease s76SnOO0: specie. decrease So
71S 600 legal tenders. decrease $3.50
nOn deposits decrease s6,951 600 cir
culotion. decrease $4,000; total loans,
s9.n1a24t.0Oo The surplus Us S35.42i
$50 as compared with si0.o5S. 200 last
year and s2i.i$Llo0 two years ago
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17
~I.,, ,oRK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times ny Paine,
webber * Co. Feb II: The market
today was steady and dull traders did
little and there was little or no com
rntssion business The bank statement
was not very good. but we expect 10
see money easy for the present The
-borrd market hOtds very we'll and there
is active demand for short time notes.
we look for quiet market for the
present and largely governed by pro-
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17
BUSINESS BRIEFS.

The Lake Shore Land Co, formed
to deal In real estate in Lake town
ship, Macomb county. filed articles OF
association, Saturday. The company
Is capitalized at $4,000, OF which 81.
500 has been paid in cash. The
shares are held by J. V. Sheehnr, T..
J. Loranger and James ID. May.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17
EAST BUFFNLo-CIose.

LAST BUFFALO. y ". Feb. IT,
cattle. Receipts, so head market. slow
ana steady: prime steers, SOS: butch
or grades. S3M515, Calves Receipts.
200 head. market. active: Gull 20 choice.
ys.1GsfIO.50. sheep ana lambs: Re-
ceipts. G.000 head; market slow; choice
lambs. s69OG7.10. Gull 70 fair. $3.50
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17
CHICAGO pRnDICE.

CHICAGO. Feb. l7.-Butter: Extras,
25c Eggs Prime frsts. 2sls a soc.
trsts. ga csc. Cheese Skins, l6&. n
l7C: young Americas. l7ii'd Il y e.
Potatoes 95cm$l Live poultry:
Fowls 49, ii 12c: ducks I5IlG l51Ae.
geese. la 12c; turkeys, 14@i5c.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Extras s2c: hrsts. coo ID.
dairy &c, packing stock, &c To.
cluded. 29c per doz. Market firm. Re-
ceipts on Saturday. S4i eases
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17

The Tiyoii Brewing Co. has issued
5000 900 in bonds for the purposes
OF making extensions and enabling
The company TO increase Its output
The bonds bear interest at the rate
of per cent. and the Security Trust
Co. of Detroit, is the trustee. The
entire Issue has been taken up by in
vestors.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17
sinn, Anti.Raeina Bill.

COLUMBIA. :. g.. Feb. 1.-THE
Auiiracing bilI'' passed by the legis.
iature was signed by the governor to-
day and will 80 into effect July 1.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17
ADVICE TO INVESTORS
By Finance

WI give me some
his
L.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17
nnsrnN C0PrEn ILTTERs.

Reportcd Tor Tue TIMES ~ Paino
Weber a Co. Feb "a The local list
showed no change worthy Of mention,
The demand for stocks was very scat
tered with equally small offerings
There was no change In prices and the
local traders are waiting FOR further
developments tn the metal situation
and the political situation We -thlak
the copper list Is cheap and that we
shall see materially higher prices bee
fore We have any reaction.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17
>rw yonk MONEY! MARkET.

NEW YORK. Feb. i1.--Bar silver
london ed. bar silver--.New York
5SHc. demand sterling, st.Sr.SSI4y
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17
MARKETS AND FINANCE

amman ~ American w tIC.rt-,-atiI-
htnpolls receipts continue large and
run heavier than a year ago almost
every day Much OF This wheat il VIM
70. from The southwest and - counted
twice, giving an incorrect idea 90 the
size OF the crop. which may count In
fuNot 'of The bulls later, bat Just now
an" supply and demand situation Is de-
eidSdly in favor of lower prices
chicago dealer SAYS Argentina viii
cht luue hgure as an exporter this
season, No thinks the country did not
harvest the wheat the truth Of which
VIII soon come out now that the gram
IL moving.
Wheat declined ic for cash. .. G for
MaA and iac for July and there was
no showing OF strength.
Corn declined &c and eloverseed lost
Wheat quotations. CASH No red.
Soc. May opened without change at
S.O2 and declined 10 $lOll., July
opened at S6i4 4. declined 10 % ~ and
closed al soc; No. / white, ste Coarse
grain quotations. Corn cash No. g.
t6iC, No. 3 yellow. . ears at 67if
y" yellow, cars al 80 Ssc. sour. !
car a Gle; sample. ear AZ 63c. oats.
StSndard j3a,c. No. white 53i,c.
mediate. prompt and Feb shipment.
S2.40: Mar. $:.i2 APRIL S2ii; May,
81 ~. CIOverseed: Prime spot and
Mar sl565: prime aisike, SIZES. TIM
Receipts In the Detroit market sat
uraay included 81 bids OF aour, cars
OF wheat - OF corn. \ of oats . OF
barley and ] OF rye Withdrawals were
100 bbls OF hour 5,s7i bu Of corn and
l.lbC bu OF oats Stocks are 52,116
bu Of wheat. 2ta.6eO bu OF corn les $50
I'm Of oats. 1925 bu OF barley and
2SlO2 bu Of rNe
Iowa rs beginning 10 ship corn 10
Chicago freely. fearing congestion in
other markets. Cash demand was not
good on Saturday
Wheat receipts on Saturday: Du-
luth, 10 cars. against rs cars year
ago. minneapolis, ga cars, against 1870;
So Louis $4,000 bu, against ~ 600 bu:
winnipeg 3i6 cars against IFS: Kan
saS city. i6 cars, against "a
Primary wheat receipts were 511. 900
.bu against $50. 600 bu year ago,
Exports OF wheat and flour Saturday.
6s 600 hu
Toledo GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO. Feb. Nv heat: Cash,
9S} c; May. s1.OOTs July 967sc; Sept.
- !. C. Corn cash 66isc; May and
July. 6N7sc. Sept. 69Asc oats: Cash.
So sc; May. sac: July. 49iec sept.
Cash and Feb. $3.50. Mar. slS %, No.
. slS25; No :, sl3.O5 rejected s12.15.
Alsike: Cash, $685.: Mar. Si2 40 Tim
othy. cash 81 Mar 500 Butter.
eggs and hay: Unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
CHICAGO. Feb. IT.-Grain opening
Wheat. May and July down &c Corn:
May and July unchanged oats: May
down &c; July unchanged. Provisions
Close-wheat May down &c. IDLY
down &C, Corn: May down &c; July
dow &c oats: May down &c, Pro-
visions Lower.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17

Bradstreets report OF bank clear.
lnes for the week ended Feb. 10,
shows total clearings for the country
OF e2.S93 ,224,000. against s3.46l. 62S
last week aud $2,S03. 5s1 900 for the
corresponding week last year. De.
froit showed ciearings OF s1s.7Oi. 900.
GEAR
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17

Bu.iness-iIke Printing. NO fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co., Is
John R-st Ph Main 14aS. or city ASS
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17
NEw ,oRk PnoprcE MAakET.

NEW YORK Feb 17.--Flour lnac-
tive Pork; steady mess. sl'2Jn
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17

Reported for The Times 10y Hayden.
stone 4 Co.. Feb u; small iuctua-
tons characterized the trading this
UoTntUU ttxrrrri7r- -+-,-Aft ', l4.9lt- tI-.-
only active feature that Las attraCN u
attention, dNantlnE point ~" t''e
GA rumorS of q contest for control ~
tile annual meeting next month. .-ut-
flower and Old Colony are rather quiet
Maynower sold at 92t with only odd
lot sales 30 old ColonN UP 10 this writ
ing other departments Of market
,fauarallv uttfet.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17

rs-f'-s CO.. Is John n.-'i
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17

The market was a regular saturday
affair today. receipts being practically
nothing and the demand In proportion
so FAR as the market has any particu-
lar feature IL would he in the general
weakness OF about everything IN the
tied and looking lower the egg mar
ket Is weak even after n thrce-cent
decline. The weakness here, however.
Is sYiupathtic as Yet, as only few
cars Of southwestern stock have
reached here. The poultry market -
steady. but very quiet Dressed calves
ave no better than holding their own.
and potatoes are weak.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17
BOSTON COPPER. !

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
stone a. Co. Feb. =:
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17

Rsported for The Times by Hayden
Stone & Co. 116-lls Griawold
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-24
SIN 2ao5ion.

Sos Maoden, ser Mann uno 5as
Spiel" sic erite be6euten6e m1iifoli.
ife aomGoe ser Saifon, miro CONNER
ltag, Sen "a. 0ctober, i'm 9api6lon
iiber sic 8iibne eeben. Ole Eruppe,
an 6eren Spibe Sin Clifford, beitebt
aus so &iinltlern, uno wer INNER iei=
ne @orliebe fir etrpas Mulitaliides
befrie6igen mill, ioute oieie &omooie
anboren. - 6reitag Mbeno miro sos
erfolgreide Spiel .5ie Sta6t" nit
@llgo 9. Sod in ser 1itelroue CUR
Mrffiibrltng gelangen. @err &od lit
elmer Ser @auptoariteQer auf ser al1e=
ritaniiden @iibr1e. Site in Molitors
Mpotbete. = gonntag Mbero, Sen q.
Sct., e%r0ffret Sic populare Sherman
&e1eD Stod Company Elm cine @od)e
anSa1erl1oes engagement.
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Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETcHER'S
CAS SIC RIA
SM6=0afota.

Aberoeen. = 3ie Sobn Mor=
ref Eoding 60, BON Siour Go1s, g.
g., un5 Sttumua, So, fat bier cine
MISUNDERSTANDING e%roffnet, sic
fir Sen n0r0lid}en Ebeil 6es stoates
beitimmt lit. S. s. Sdulb lit ibr
Better.
3eaomoob. = @enr Gerban6=
lungen, sic 5,piiden Ser @egierung
inns elmer Ser sroBten @ol5firmen in
Sen 8lad Sills i'm @anse fms, gu
ge1piinidtem MbidluB fommen, miro
ein 6on0s 5uii9en $4,000 un6
100000 gei6affen ueroen fir Sic
Mrlage zines Stiides gutter StraBen
uno @ege in Gieiem 5heile 5es stoa-
te5.
Eierre. - 2ie iett 345 a0pfe
5ablenee 8uffelbeer6e ol1f elmer 1850
Meres umfailenoen @anb Bel 9ierre
geoeiM ausge5eidnet. Gie SCRIBE be-
finoet iid in 8rioutbeiit; eemnod Be-
lte6t allo nod 9offnl1ng, SOS Musiter=
Cen ser 9iions oSer pil0en @iiffeI in
unierem 2onoe SIT berbtn0ern.
Siileton. - Ser 35 SATIRE al
te Irbciter @m. Ml0olpb, Ser aus
Soma itammeu loa, lit inter ser Mn=
flaQe perhaftet mor6en. Ieinpn Go
noiiet 4lbert Madep aus Chicago
ourd eineu Sdlp auf sen aopf nit
einem idtperet1 stiid Sol5 getootet 5ll
&apio@itp.- 8ier 8anfr6u~
Der unb Elm 3oiie unter Mnflbrung
oes sderiffs talrldten in sen Ba6
2anos, 80 Meilen IiiI0lid bon Dponfn
5duiie aus. Sn ser 5taats ganf
bon 0tpar1fn erfolgter1 5 g%rplofiouen.
E[-E- s+EEn-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-24

tes Hr~airtefel1er nabmbafte @erlulte
erlittne.
Sristo. = Nafoem nun 5os
0reidJen in Morobafota fait beeroet
lit, febren Sic &odidl1I= inns 4oaeg-
S%tu0enten, Sic 511r Mbbilfe oes grnte=
arbeitermangels oier5ebntdgige 6erien
erbolten botten, miecer an lire Stu-
oien 5l,riid. gtma tal1ien6 stuoenten
baben lib auf sen @rntefeloern Mtg
li6 gemabt.
&enmare. Gin beftiger
St1rm 5riidte Sic @oroerpan0 Ses
bleiigen Noi tamts Elm ulro ridtete
oud arr0ermeitigen erbebliden s6o=
Sen on. Ser Sturm murce bon Ell
mem Sd]nee= uno 8egenfad gefolgt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-24

Fer aaiiirer S. 9. Stiles traf 5uerii
Elm unb feuerte iein @epebr auf bier
Mldnner %, lpelde alf lire Hferoe
lprangen urro enttamen. Sic Miauber
erbeuteten $500 in Silber.
9ierre. = Ger staatstbierar5t
Gr. Sids bat ertlart, boB Sic Eeroe=
frantbeit, Sic in einigen iiioliden
Counties oesStaates aufgetreten mar,
nun Gem Grlolfen maize leien. Sizes
lit Sem falteren @etter u,,o Sen 6r0=
item 5M peroanten.
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Nufnnbisnne

auf oringe,toes griud)eu Don
JreunOeu uno 66nuer11 BON 9eutor
Gountp, 10 5pie bon melnen 6reun-
SEN bon Ser Stuot ct. Glou0, Sen
Iomns st. CLOUD umo Sc Snuf, fam
lh nidt umhin, oem Bunide Ser
5timngcber gemdB mid als 1nab=
6dingigen Ronoioat fir Superintendent
IN ser Staots1egislatl1r bei Ser font
menSen Mob( ;l1 erfl6ren.
G. q. Bilman.
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9nrd ieixe ssraa aerettet.
Sic lit cine metie Hrul,. Sic

Sic 1T cine meiie 6ral,, sic meiB,
mas geraSe gu tbun, tuenn ibres Man=
neg 2eben lit @efabr iii, aber Gral,
q. 5. Stint, 8rain-9ree, ST., lit bon
Meier Sorte. rSie beitono oorauf,
oab id Or. Sings Mep DISCOVERY
gebrout5e", idreibt SEER s., ugegen
einen entietfihen @uiten, ais i'd 10
idppad mar, oab aQe meine Sre,,n0e
glonbten, 0oB id nur mebr cine fl.r5e
3eit gu leben batte, ln0 es beilte mid
p~ouitan6ig." Mls raide Sur fir
@l1lten llno grfaltungeal lit es Sic
fiherite lno 5uoerldiiigite Meoi5in
fir oiele @als< u11o 2ungen=8eidmer=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-24
BEZAHLTE

Bur State con 10 @ents per 3eile
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nad aunias gitp. - Ser freunolide
8anftailirer Solepb Stte madt quite
Geidaite. = Ser iobiale 8iertpirtb
Nnton &apfomsfi oerlegt li& auf Sic
|5dmeine5udt inns 9eoe11ft 5ur9 areu=
5l,ngen sdapeine NIT flint @ierteln
gu befomnten. = Sic 5~iesjdbrige Crit
te mar cine al1sge5eihenete. 3as 9re=
iten lit getba1r, un0 sic Sarmer rifz
ten lid) fir 6elr @inter elm. = Mn=
quit Sdnei6er but Sic bier gelegene
6orm ieines Goters iibernommen u1ro
fat iid} BON Ya0ua, mo- er ollf elmer
o,p5eren Tarm leines &ater5 arbeitete,
Gin 6ral1fen mitgebradt. Sn @ooe=
no bot er lid lit Sic &eibe ser CITE
manner al1fnebn1en lalien. = Sralt
Mntcn Nesge5 geoe11ft, in fltr5er 3eit
ibr Saus in @aoena 5u be5ieben, I'M
lid nob gethaner Mrbeit i'll Sen pobl=
peroienten @l,beitano 5u- ieten. =
Meatb. &obr uno 6rau fms na6 Bluff
tot 1,mge5pgerl, INN Tier lire alien
Sage SIT perleben. = Sn Ser 6amIlie
Moam @al5 fat iih Elm Itranmes
andbd,en eingefun6en; Ser 6nmilie
Midael @al5 lit oas gleide Sell mie=
oerfabren. &iel @liid sen gelegneten
iSamilien. S. g.
Noro=Nafota.
@rano6o rfs. - Die iedaebn
Sabre alte 9od}ter Cora beg @bepua=
res 6. s.. @oroer als 8epnolos lit
mad Sem @enuiie bon Erauben er=
franft atl1o nod orei Sagen g%eitorben.
l. Ser Sdutmann 5. $. glioen, Ser
einen Simmer no1rrens 5ono Court,
ais sieier iih Ser ger6aftung mioer=
ieste nieoerld)oB, lit auf @run0 Ser
bei Ser eingeleiteten ltnterll1d)ang Of
g%egebenen 3eugenaltslagen als ge=
redtiertigt erflart moroen, 50 ct Sen
W1unn in ser Musiibnng leines 0ien=
ties tootete.
Sem Rodforo. = Eeter 2l.6
aus Sarge miro in oieIcr Srtldnft,
lpelde ourd) Sic fltr5eStrede Ser Great
Nortberngabn bon Sarge nah Winot
SIT einem midtige11 Tunft getporoen
lit, elm @otel er6alle11. 3rei nere @e=
treiseipeider meroen erbart, I'M nof}
eas @ert'tgetreiSe unterbringen SIT
f0nlun.
2aug0on. = 9ieies Staotd)en
ioQ elm nel1es @eridtsgebduoe neblt
@aftlofal erbalten. Die Srn6ame11t=
arbeiten fir Sos 9arf &ietp @otel in
Samestonn lin5 pol1enbet, uno
Sic @ontraftoren Inben NIT Sen 8au=
arbeiten begon11en.
gn6erIin.-5 arrner I'M sbel,
on.1Htrifte baben ourb ausgeoebn=
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a1INNECnT

Sen - Grippe, 2uftribrenent5iiin,
ourg, @eudbuitenb @loubuiten, gals.
brdune, Druienani@apeuung, 8lut-
thurs. Gin 8eri1d) miro gud) Iber-
3euger. SO Gts. un6 81. 90. @araa<
tirt BON Ser Molitor 1rug go.-Mn-
5eige.
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aranfes aopfpeb piro peruriadt
burd einen in %l1nor6nung geratbe-
men Magen. Nebmt Chamberlain
gabIetten uno befert oas aus, un6
has 4ophpeb miro beridminoen. gu
faufen bei onen apotbetern. - an-
5seiae.
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8abl am 5. Nopember I'M geiaaise
l1nterltitung ieSes uno aller Stimuli
geber geger1 Sas 8eripreden, penn
er1pa6lt, Ole mir BEL friiberer
9efleioung oes Nmtes errporbene
&sem1tniB gum 8elten oe5 9iitrifts
1lno ieiner @enoh11er permenoen 51
lponeu. Spfepb $. Coates.
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>Depart<ment

2amen : llnionan3lge, cream Uni
meiB. gerippte uno nouene @ar:
ments, EXTRA fein, Ereiie $500
$3.50 Big $3.50.
3meiitud : Garments, Belts mn
@olen, Greiie 25c, SOC u,r5 $1.O0
@arn=5alt= uno Singerbano1dp,.
te, Jral1enz un6 &inoer=@ roBen,
25e pertb, iebt 19c.
1 Got aus @arn geltridte 6ault=
lu1o 6ingerbanoidube, Jrauen=
uno ainoer=@ roBen, mertb Big gu
25c, jebt MIR Toe.
Musmabl o1,s uniern 0amen SOC
@olf@an51d)uben MIR 800.
@roBer &orratb an 6rauen= uno
&incer= Mprba= unS &io=@amoldu=
fen gu Sen ~nieorigiten 3retien.
Striimpfe, ertro gut, nit glieB
alsgefiittert ooer gan5 pollene fit
Jral1en uno &inber, 8reis 25e.
Sdamere, nit @lieb al1sgefiitterte
&inceritriimpfe in alien @r0Ben,
Nreis 2 fir 25e.
@roBer @orratb on 3ippelmiiten
lang unb fltr5, ane Sarber, mertb
SOC, jett 19c.
5lanea= Gepdnoer, EXTRA groB,idon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-24

Die u. q. @6itnep 2ano & 2oan
60, ct. CLOUD, Minn., bietet gum
aoltfen an einige Ser beiten Sarmen
in Ser Country. Spreht bei uns oor>
ebe SIR fauft. = Mn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-24

aufgemadt, Yreis 5u SOC, $500
Bis 5u $3.50.
Outings, 5lanelle uarS Jlaneuettes
fir &in6erfleioer.
Sdspere mol1ene 6laueue, Ereiie
Ser Gumlitdt angemeien.
Bugs, lulr lolde in or0entlider
@roBe $50.
@roBe Iusmofh an 9al>sfleioern,
mertb 1926, MIR 9Se.
2pt / : Gumen=Maintcl, @r0be
16 Bis %; lie fins in Madinasp
Goatings, @bepiots u11o in ounflen
6orhen, tpertb $40 Big $12, I'M Tie
aus5uperfoufen 81 $7.75.
2ot 2 = 9atnetr= uno Maoder=
Mantel, nel.es Garaeul, gang aus
gefiittert, grobe &nopfe, Gin EXTRA
gutter Mantel, @r0Be Is bis IA.
sll1h gibt es einige quite Nl,mmern
in Sud)manteln, sic nel1eitcn Stils,
10 lange melde 80 fino, muir 1895.
MnSere berrlid)e neue Mdntel, De
a%ller1eueiten GIT $500 o%uhpdrts
BIS $28.
@robe Ml1smabl an Hliiidymdnteln.
Sic lir6 mirflide Sd0nbeiten.
Hreiie SIS bis $25..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-24

Nlal1fets un0 Golnforters lin5 Die
Suden, moran Sic 2eute jebt oen<
fen.
@oaene Blanfets, einfude Jarben,
-uno Glaios ertra ipe5ieller Ereis
So 50 uno $3.50.
Nneere moaene 9lonfets 81 $500,
$500 biz 5u $40.
Spe5ieae eralte uro gebraunl1te
uollene Soap 8Ia,1fets, oroentlide
GROCER, reguldrer $3.50 8ert6,
MIR $t.98.
aneere molene Soap Ylaio 9lan=
fcts sit $3.50 uno $2.9S.
grtra groBe haumuoQene 8lanfets
1sbrGllnt uno gral, ST Csc.
Musere quite 8lanfets gu SOC uno
75c.
Gomiorters SUI $t.25, $t.75, $3.50
bis 81, $500.
ainSer= lluter5elg, ,ldymer nit
glieB ousgefuttert, III alien @ro-
gen big 5lr 80, Ereis 19c.
ail:sser- llnionon5uge, gerippt, nit
@lieB ausgefuttert uno mollene,
Freiie fins redt.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-27
I'M j NC ton SUIT
HEARING AGAIN
POSTPONED
CASE SET FOR TODAY DID NOT
COME UP ON ACCOUNT OF MR..
TRAVIS ABSENCE.

The injunction suit of the Missis-
sippi Central Railroad Company
against the Hattiesburg Traction Com
pany set for hearing before Special
Judge j. M. Arnold, of Ellisville, to-
day, was not taken up, on account OF
the absence of S. e. Travis, of counsel
for the defendant. 1t is stated that
another date for the early hearing of
this case will be arranged for on the
return of Mr.. Travis from the burial
of his father.
The Traction Company yesterday
put crew of laborers to work on the
extension of their Main street line, at
the point they had reached when work
was abandoned the day they were en-
Joined from using the Main street
crossing over the M. G. R. R.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-27
MISS sweeney IS
HELD FOR
MURDER
HENRY C. WINTER sUccUMBs TO
WOUND INFLICTED BY YOUNG
SlSTER-lN-LAW.

Water Valley, Miss, Aug. 27.-With
the death early Monday of Henry C.
Winter, two eye-witnesses to the trag-
edy, which ended his career made affi-
davit that Miss Zella Sweeney, the
pretty sister-in-law, who shot Winter,
was not being abused by her relative
and that she did not shoot in defense
of her honor. Miss Sweeney has been
formally charged with murder and she
will be arraigned and date set for
preliminary trial.
When Miss Sweeney shot her broth
er-in-law she is alleged to have stated
to a sheriff's officer that Mrs. Winter
was jealous of her, that Winter forced
attentions upon her and that while she
was sorry that she shot her brother-in-
law, ut had to be done"
Mrs. Winter made affidavit, it is
said, denying all the sisters charges
against the murdered man. Miss Swee-
ney is seventeen years old.