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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-20
DESIGNED TO PUT
END TOCOAL STRIKE
Minimum Wage Bill Passes
First Reading in House
of Commons.

London. March 1o.-The coal mines
minimum wage bill, designed to put an
end to the coal strike. passed its first
reading in the House of Commons to-
night. The bill is backed by Premier
Asquith, Foreign Secretary Grey,
Chancellor Lloyd George and Sidney
Buxton. president of the Board of
Trade. 1t consists of six clauses and
schedule defining twenty-one dis
tricts, the country being divided for
the purpose OF the bill. AS outlined
'by the Prime Minister, the bin pro-
vides a reasonable minimum wage for
the miners and safeguards for the
owners. these to be arranged by dis
trict boards. The minimum will bs
paid from the date of resumption of
work. The enactment is for three
years.
An important clause provides that II
within fortnight any district lacks n
recognized district board. the Board
OF Trade may appoint any person TO
act in place of the local body There
is nothing In the bill to prevent a re-
currence of the strike should the min
ers be dissatisfied with a district
boards decision.
brief debate followed the intro
duction of the bill. which does not give
promise OF easy passage. Tho opposi-
ton is dissatisfied with the absence OF
penal clauses or inca sures for COM
-pulsory arbitration, and will move
amendments to remedy this.
The Prime Minister said he introduc.
cd the bill with great reluctance. but
IL was absolutely Imperative in the in
terests of the country. Chancellor
Lloyd-George said that the government
was confronted by the necessity OF
speedily termina ting the strike, but
that recourse to drastic methods would
create a perilous situation.
At a meeting of the Miners Fedora
ton tonight, much discomfort was ex :
pressed at the !ndefnitenoss of the
minimum wage provisions. The gov
eminent. howaver, Is apxions to have
Continued on Sixth Page.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-20
TAFT ONLY WANTS
SQUARE DEAL"
President States Definitely His
Attitude on Leading Public
Questions.

Boston, March 19.-"All that the ad-
ministration wants is square deal"
said President Taft. speaking to-day
from the steps of the Concord, n. H..
State house. near the close of his two
days New England visit.
During his stay in Boston and in
New Hampshire the President spoke TO
twenty audiences, stating definitely
for opposing the recall OF Judges, and
judicial decisions. and his continued
nope of ultimate arbitration.
Some of his most emphatic remarks
on progressive" measures were de-
livered o-day from the portlco of the
Granite State capitol. with Governor
Bass, one of Roosevelt's ardent sup
porters. as a respectful listener.
The people of Southern New IIamp-
shire seemed eager to and hear
the President. Railroad Square in
Nashua was VOL filled with mill hands
of many nauonalities. After leaving
Manchester he passed through two
lines half a mile long of school chill
dren waving flags.
The President gave u concise out
line of his idea OF the adoption OF the
principle of the recall of judges and
of decisions.
adopt such mea sures.' he said, 'and
you will have a government of special
instances. You would have a consti-
tuition that is to DO applied at one
time and not applied at another.
That. my friends is nothing but a
government of special instances that
has not the uniformity of law and
constitution, and Is tho most tyrannical
form of government wc can have
This question OF change in the
judiciary Of this country means that
we may recall Judges that we do not
- 0,nniInnnd ON sixth papnl =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-20
.LAFOLLETTE Wins
. IN NORTH DAKOTA
Roosevelt Manager Comedies
Presidential Primary to
Wisconsin Senator.
PLURALITY PROBABLY LARGE
Claim OF 1900 to 10000 Ma
iority Made-Taft Does Not
Figure Prominently.
PLURALITY PROBABLY LARGE

Fargo. y. D., March Ex-senator Rob-
ort NJ, La Toilette to-day carried the
presidential preferential primaries in
North Dakota over Theodore Roosevelt
and President Taft.
Frank Talcott chairman OF the Re-
publican State Committee. and John r.
Hass, manager Of the Roosevelt cam
paign in this State, notified Senator
Joseph NJ. Dixon at Washington late
tonight that in their opinion Senator
La Toilette had carried the primaries.
Neither made prediction as to La
Follette's plurality, but conceded that
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt has been
defeated
This decision was reached by the
Roosevelt managers after nearly com
plete returns had been received from
eighteen of the forty-nnc counties in
the State. Going over tho hgu,es from
these eighteen counties, the Roosevelt
men conceded ten of them to La Toilette
outright. listed two others as about
even and claimed six counties for their
candidate.
With these figures as a basis il was
decided that there We're not enough
Roosevelt votes on the Western slope
to balance the heavy poll for Ia Fol
cite in the Eastern portion OF the
State.
Even in some portions Of the COW
country, LA Toilette ran even or bet
ter. Roosevelt carried Mcdora, his
former home. 20 to IS.
PIurnIity Is i.urEc.
With Grand Forks. Valley CITY.
Davils Lake Minot ana others Of the
larger cities listed FOR La Toilette by
the returns, it seemed that the Wis.
ccnsin Senator's plurality would he
large.
Leaders OF the La Toilette movement
sent telegram TO Senator Ia Toilette
aboard train on his way from North
Dakota TO Washington, stating that ne
had won the preference primaries ~
from $1,000 to 10000 votes.
The In Folcttc men declared that
they would admi, no smaller margin
of votes.
President Taft did not figure promi-
rently in the contest.
Because of the difficulty in securing
accurate complete returns from many
isolated quarters of the state it is
doubtful Il the total vote In all OF the
1900 precints viii be known until late
tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-20
VIII Tackle Wool schedule.

Washington. March 19.-With the
free sugar bill and excise tax bills
out of the way, Democratic members
of the Ways and Means Committee are
free to tackle again the wool sched-
ule which is considered tho knottiest
problem they have to deal with at this
session of Congress. The committee
will begin work with the free raw
wool sentiment strong.
Chairman Underwood is known to
be opposed to free wool bill. be-
cause he thinks the revenue lost from
rhw wool. approximately $1,000. 600,
could not be raised by putting a duty
on raw silk and raw rubber The anti
free wool Democrats say they can
demonstrate this.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-20
O'CONNELL RE|GNS
NOW upon THRONE
AS new BISHOP
Likened by Cardinal to
Ulysses as He Comes
Home Again.
HIGH ANDLOW PAY
HONOR TO LEADER

Solemn and Impressive Ceremony
Marks Installation at Cathedral,
Crowds Standing By as Pro-
cession Passes Along-Car-
dinal Gibbons Ruling Spirit
in Dazzling Event.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-20
EXCISE TAX BILL
PASSED BY HOUSE
Democrats Vote Solidly ier 1t
and Carry Eighty Rcpubli-
cans With Them.
FATE IN SENATE UNCERTAIN
Measure Intended to Make Up
for Losses on Free
Sugar.

Washington. March l9.-The Demo-
cratic excise bill TO virtually tax
everybody's income when IL is $1,000
o: more Il year passed the House to-
day $50 to 40. The Democrats voted
Solidly for il, and carried eighty Re-
publican votes with them. Forty reg
ular Republicans were the opposition.
The bill now goes TO the Senate.
where It's fate IS a guess. Many Sen
ators to-day declared tina, if upon
analysis they found the House meas
ure would tax all classes OF people
alike they would support it, Demo
cratic Senator'S with few exceptions
are expected TO vote for it.
Democratic Leader Martin expressed
the hope that the Democratic Senator'S
and the Progressive Republicans might
put the bill through. Republican
leaders are depending upon the Presi-
dents veto to check revenue revision
bills from the House,
The excise bill, though primarily in
tended to produce anywhere from SEQ.
100000 to S60,000,000 a year to make
up for the losses on free sugar is also
expected to be one of the Offsets to
general pension legislation, which
seems sure to be enacted.
Democratic Leader Underwood held
his majority intact through the pass
age OF the bill Not one Democratic
vote was cast against it. and the
measure was passed exactly as framed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-20
La Toilette LIS Pleased.

Chicago. March 1o.-"Thats better
even than I expected senator Robert
La Toilette said upon his arrival here
tonight from Devils Lake, y, u. whom
he was shown early returns from the
North Dakota primaries. II am glad
to see that THE so-callcd COW country
returned the results IL did. my
friends in that State cannot he fooled
by mere talk and North Dakota can't
be shaken from It's progressive trend.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-20
TO INVITE PREsBYTERlANs
Plans Largest Assembly nt
Denomination fn History,

Atlanta. Ga. March 1s-Committees
from the Presbyterian Minister'S AS
ISOLATION OF Atlanta and from every
Presbyterian church In the city, are
now being appointed to invite Gil the
Presbyterian assemblies In the United
States to meet In Atlanta on the third
Thursday in May. 1918 In the Pam
Presbyterian Pentecost
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-20
Measure Cnrrica s.0,25o.Ooo.


Washington, March 19.-The House
to-day passed the rivers and harbors
appropriation bill, carrying upwards Of
S2G,250,0 900. The measure went through
In quick order. The vote for It was
unanimous. Several amendments did
not Increase 1t much.
Twenty OF the appropriation items
and an equal number of survey Items
were for work or Investigations In
Florida, the home State of Chairman
sparkman. of tho committee. That
eeew the fire of Minority Leader Mann.
IF there ever was needed an ex
ample of the desirabllity of States
maintaining their representatives in
Congress" he said ironically, st Ia to
be found here. The gentleman from
florida. now risen to the head OF this
Important committee, having seen to
1t that every river and harbor in his
CONTINUED on Second Page.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-20
s.7.ss TO oALIFoRSIa,

Arizona, New Mexico. Mexico. until April
"a. Tourist sleeper personally conducted
without change five times wselsiy. Berth
So Waehington-s Sunset Route. 9W e. Main.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-18
&crb5rsnptis be5iielid @eiuMes etnes
@runbbeiiberS.

9a Elm bon Moman @fipira, @r1tnobe<
1iber i'm 5hulbiitrift ~ lit otefem Count
tb unter5eihnetes @elucb. III Incident bar
getban lit. bab er Ser @igentbImer fol-
ge1b beidriebener 2G11bereien lit, bie in
genonntem 9iitrift geleaen iinb, ndmlih:
5@A bon 81 bon M8A bon @@A,
alles in 5ection II Sobn 1875 nnrblid)
bon Nanae 20 tpeltlit6; nnb DaB i'd cine
Weile ndber bin 5um9iltrttr4 als id gum
9iitrift ~ tpobne; baB i6 einen bei1ern
@eg na6 $50 4 babe; 6ab i6 flint i9ulz
pfli9tige &inber babe, bem BOARD Ser
Gpuntpz@ ommthdre bon 9tearns County
u%nterbreitet lpurbe; nnb "a er berfangt,
DAB feline Qdnbereien bonn 9iitrift ~ gez
trer1nt 11nb Dem 9iltrift 4 311ge3dblt 1perz
Sen iollen; unb ba befagte 8eb6rbe 3eit
nno 9rt fir Elm ioldes @erbor beitimmt
Moti5 erlai1en, 6aB 9enanntes @efud
bonn 8oarb in beiien @ibung, Sic am z.
Wtat 1912, morgens 9 l1br in Der Office
hes County Mubitprs in ser 5tabt ct.
CLOUD begtnnt, angeb0rt nirb, 5u inelber
3eit unb an meldem 8labe Sic Mrguz
mente aner babel intereHirter YerIoner
fir o6er gegen @%enebmignng bes @eluz
6es er0rtert tper0en. 9a6irt ct. gloub.
ben is. Sea. 1911. SIM Muftrage bee
| Boarb Ser County, @ommi5dre.
S. g. &am, @pnntp= Mnbitor unb e.
offieto Glerf bes 8oarb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-18

@arab 81. 8ruce an @4fi1tenn S. @alz
mer, 3R bon Got 4 5pruig Farf, $4,000
.@li3abetb 8en1en un0s Gate an sc.
g. 5teQmader, 2ots 3s4=5<6 unb z
@ntte. Scarf, $4,000.
Ottilin Tben II. a.. an.s MnSretp Sber,
5h S@A Gee. ID, Il Gee.
13. @@A N@A bon: ggA Gee. Is
nnb N@A 5@A Gee: 80 t26z29, &c.
10000.
@iuiam Sben uno Srmr on Nnbren
N@A NgA uuDsGh yt~A. nnb
GBA N@A Gee. 232126z29, $4,000.
Otto Yilnt3fe anbo Syrnu to Matbin5
S. 2ublnn6, @h S@ ~ Cat. 34<122z31,
$1,000.
Charles q. Mories unth ;sro,1 an 5er>
mann Sort, N@A gegM Gee. 36<127z
"a, 100000.
soiepb 8raun anr: @fumles 90. @%inbz
Ter, S8A NgA nnbt GEA N@ Sec:
18>125z29, $2,OOOcOU!.
MnrD Blab an,i sssSnHtn $. 8a6el, gH.
5@A Gee. 23z125z33H, $4,000.
sSobn 8. 56mift inns Trau an Mntorr
8ruenfe. 2ots 11'unn t2 BIf II Mbaun.
81 100000.
Sobn $. @ann aa @ermonn @otpR;
5@A 5@A Gee: 3~3<127z3O, $2,7O0.
Sal. @r5 ur,fb. 6Taou an Sobn Samg;
S@A NgAA Gee Z nnb N8A Sec:
Sz122>3O, $12,OUNl.O0.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-18
&crb5rsnpti5 be5ielih 0cindjcs e;ncs
@rnnbbei;ters.

9n Elm. bon ssSpbonn &uIas, @runDbez
liber i'm @6uloifrift ~ in Sic en,v nrtrttn,
undergraduates 8efud, in tpeldlem angez
geben lit, baB er Ser @igentbimer fol-
genb be16rtebener 2Grbereien lit, sic in
ge1,anntem 9iltrift gelegen 1inb, nd1nli@:
@A on NA l1o NgH BON MgA o1es
III Section 3, Snip. 1875 nd1nlir) bon
@arse 80 %; has er flint f1ulpfliNtiae
ainber bat; baB er ndber gum 9ifrtft
81 mpbnt uu0 Before 8ege nath Dem
9itrift 81 bot; baB ser nab @iitrift
72 fubrenbe @eg mebr eebroudt mirb;
bnB Elm SbeiE ieines 2a1bes 1dpn in ben
9itrift 81 gebDrt; 0em 8oarb Der Count
tbzgommi1Gre bon @tearns County unz
terbreitet tpl1rbe; unb ba er berlangt, baB
feline genonnten QG11oereien pom $ ,+rift
70 getrennt unb Dem 9i1trift 81 5uge<
tbeilt tperben iolen; uno ba beiagte Be-
hDrot 3eit unb Srt fir Elm 1tesbe3Igl1d1es
@erb0r beftimmt fat, 10 lit hermit
Moti5 er1ai1en, bag q%enanntes Geiud
bonn 8oorb in benen Siibrng, Sic am Z.
@ai 1912: morgens 9 1br III Der Office
BEG County NllDitprs in Ser 5ta6t ct.
@lolb be9innt, angeb0rt tpirb, gu trelder
3eit unb an tpeIbem 8Iabe Sic Mrguz
n1ente a1er babel intereKirter Rerionen
fir ober gegen @enebmigung bes @ei III
Ges er0rtert perben. 9abirf ct. elnlto,
Sen Is. Sea. 1911. SIM Muftragc bes
8oorb Ser County, gommi7dre.
S. =. &au, County Nubitor uno err
officto glerf beg 8onrb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-18

San Sort, Sranf &ennebg, Splpn :
nesiue; SsSpbn Stint nnD Sit. 8lunt1gen,
Eppn ct. Martin; @en3el 5tengel unb
1epn. @irdner, Eopn Sprin9 Still; Ser
mann Wfan5, Iotrn 3ipn; Geo, U. Anale,
Sotpn Sair @aben; $. S. 8lein, Goipr1
Gollegebine; Geo. Sell nnb S. 8. 8insz
felb, Comm Quremburg; 8n1. !Sal1Ie Ell lnb
sSpieph &ir1h, Spipn Modpile;; @m. YettD
nnD SeSacob 3bplper, Conn Maine Yratrie;;
ssSobn 2%olternonn lno 2oren5 Balpb,
ct .eSSo1epb; S. $. SGmib nlo Earl
8auer. Spmn 8afelielb; Nti.b. Mimrat6,
Iolpn Mafefielo; Clinton 8entfeln, Sotpn
# Gelnper, Splpm @elrole;
8. @. @eeber, Sp>p1 Gettn SLIM nao
@erb. Qeper1pn, Eptpu Nortb Sort; Glc
6tral,b. Splpu grpn Mipcr; @eo. 8pipz
ma1, Sreb. 2an~, @ilb. Yangburn, S.
sSenfiuS' Stabt Gol,t Centre; sSppt1 8rom<
menidenfel l1nb Mnb. 8idlunb, Sotpn
6auf Centre; @,n. Qelpis 1lnb s.. @.
8pb, Splpn Ganf Centre.
Muf Mntrag erudblte Ser 9oarb fol-
genhe Gerlonen, y on Der 2Sahl, Die inn
Sabre 1912 als &leinpcs S1pprene 5t bic
nen baben: Stobt ct. gloub - &arl 9iiz
Der, lambert choppers, 6p. &alfmann,
ST. S. Sdn,ib, 6. 90. Bauer, Setter Menbz
ling, s. s. Stephens, S. g. @olpalfplpsz
ii, Mar Yelorpsfi, otto @ulquilt, glart
@aite; 2ouis &ral1s, Sreb. Meger uno
Sarrp Serner, Spnn ct. M11anita; .. M.
5tofes, Sppn 2pnben; Sbunlas 5aage,
@iuogc @oite Ynrf; Sobn Sbieln1ann,
Setter 5d,idbta lnb S. g. 56neiber, Splpn
Npon; Sran5 Gplf, 2ucds 3e5G nno
Marti1 Martei6, Sptpn 8ro!lpaD;. 90.
s.. NDl1ng, ct. &abmaref nnb Nif. @olz
neb, Spipn 6olDinn. sos. YogatI bnid ur10
6einri6 @erabs, Sotpn @raiu; Spiepb
Srieberih, Sptpn Sc 6auf; Math. n>rbel
nnD gbri't yeele, Sotpn Aaf; IDam
8lomfer uub Geo. 0rmmett, Splpn Chen
2afe; @ernb. Nemmler, Somn Sarming;
sespbn 2ieler unb @ilb. @tublhanDt, Splpn
Safe 6errn; Yeter Sen, Matb. Muppert
n1b @eo. eng elborb, Sotpn Mnnfon; q.
s. Nebring nnb @D. 8iuolanbt, 5plp11
Gapnesbille; Ycter Serres, Eolp,n ct.
Mortin; Eeter @inter, Sotnn Spri11g
Sill; sreS Settle, Sotpn 3tpn; Saul Mah,
Sotpn Sair @aben; 8la1ils 5herer, Soipn
golegepille; Srau5 M0aer 1nb Matb
GarIh uno 8ern6. Nilters, So,pn Stool
piQe; @arl neioer nnb Sobn &eubed,
Solpn Otaiue 4rairie; 9 "ier l,11D
@m. S. MiiIer, Sopn ct. sspieph.
@ibmasn. "S~hn Euds Mnb Sphn 5dmit,
Sotpn 8afefielb; Sobn Miller. Sppn slihz
leu; Sreb. 9febfamp, Sotpn MelrD1e; Mlz
bin 2omb, Splpn @cttn; Matb. 6anbers
1tno @ittle 6nlperlnn, Sptpn Mort6 Enrf;
2outs &orneal1on, Sntpn grptp Hiber;
6b. @alotpin, @eorg Man11, glorf ga1e,
6arrD &arfer, 6taht 5ouf Centre; Sen.
2inbemau, ghriit. Sobnion, @onreo @ob
unb Nron3 Inner, Conn 5orf Centre. -
Nuf Gntrng @ertasrng his 8 mfr anpern
Worgens.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-18
8erfjrsnptia be5i9lid @eimdea etaes
@rnnhbefiters.

SD cir bon Sobn 6. @alaaas eines
@run6befieers inn 59nlbiitnih t43 in
bieiem gplntb unter8ef6netes @efnd6. in
tpeldem oargetban If, 6aB en- ban giasnz
Thinner Der folgenb bei6riebenem 2anoez
reien lit, Die III genanntem 9iltrttt ge:<
legen finb. &egiernngsz2ota g. a. 5 n11o
6, Snip. 1875 n0rDlid bon &la1e 81 3d.;
unb baB Ser 9itrift 1O2 eine beffer ausz
ae1tattefe S6ule unb be1Iere 2ebrfraft
5at; bas mein @e1pann btermal Die
8ode nab Dem 9iitrtft t02 gebt; bdb
id einen be11eren 8eg nad. bent 9iitrttt
1902 babe; baB i9- flint; f9mGpfli9tise
8inber babe; 0aB ib 1teta 1neir1e &t1,ber
na9 benz 9ifrift 102 i6ifte;; Dem 8parb
Der. @ountpz@ ommifdre' bon @tearns
County unterbreitet 1pnr1e. uub ha er baz
rum nadiuht, bab feline 2%Gubereien bonn
qennnnten 9i1trift 143. g%etrennt unb Dem
5i1tritt 1O2 3~uge3Gblt trerben fnlten, uno
ba aenannte &eb6rbe 8eit unb Ert fir Elm
btesbe5iglhbes @erbof beittmmt bat, 10
lit biermit
Mpti5 erlolen, ba6 eenanntes @ein6
bonn 8oar0 in be1en @ibuug. Die am Z.
Mai 1912, morgera.9 u9r in Der Office
beg County, Nubitors in Der Stdbt ct.
CLOUD beginnt, angeb0rt tpiro, 81 tpel6er
Belt nnb an tpeldem Ylate Sic @rauz
mente aIer bates intere{irter Yerlonen
fir ODER gegen @enebmigung beg @e1lz
6es er0rtert tperben. 9dbirt ct. CLOUD,
Sen Is. Sea. 1Stt. SIM Mnftragc 6es
8oorb ser Gountps gommiiidre.
S. g. Stan, County Mubitor unb egz
offtcio @lert ba 8oarb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-18

1hieoenen 5ectipnen $500; Sotsn Mats
IS. NttpooS & g., 5dreibmaterial $l6.z
81 9oiium pafgie5%s% 9 nn )! @si Z; ii Sr's $s7..
am am g Sc; # s'ferIo gso. g BiSS $7e.i5; Sesl
& &tf5at @e @spa'e ap a@S II gs3' $is f5s $: 5.
3. Dunn, Goroner, 8elintig1ng Ser s..
g. gampbeTs 2eide $5.o5; s; 9; 9unn,
gorouer. 8eli9tigln9 ,oer getde pon
Moam &iliaa $5.45; Srttzerob Gompanp.
60; Sal. @erman, golnmi1droienit nno
@ienit am golmtps@raben Mo: SO $4.25;
@artin &arllid, M1lslagen fir 9erid}tiz
gumg uber cine geeflnoeue Setbe $1.35;
S. s. &otpalfotusfi, gommiiar9ebnbr nno
Meilengelo $1S.4o; Sobn &rid, 33eneenz
9ebiibreu, @taat gegen g: S. Staples
$1:00; q. Gnblmanu, goronergebubr,
gelirbttgnng Der 2eidDe BON vi: Y. sSrtez
Ter $6.45H Sobn 2ep, 10 5taotaoreBbil@
der $500; So: S. 2impcritl, areisge<
ri6tsldreibergebiibr uno Sreimarfen
$23.75; @ora g.. 2imperid, Stcnopraz
%pbenzMrbeit fir @pmtpz Inlpalt $1.25;
9. S. Morib, 8efolttgul9 Der &allabee
County, efangenen I'M 9e5ember 1911
$14.S2; Der 9taernS GprmtD<@ efangenen
inn 9e5ember 1911 $103.04; bet' 8enz
ton County @efangenen I'M 9e5ember
1911 $27.22; 81. @. Selep9one Gg9ange
60, bone ietbe fir San11ar 1912
$500; Bublic @erptce 60, 2ibt unh
@as inn 9e3en1ber 1911 5000; Sobn
g. gfau, Sreimarfen $1,000; Security
SLANT 8oof & 8rt. g., Mnterielien $13.z
so; besgleit1en Sinte 80 @ts.; Gbrilt.
5dmitt, Mnfertigen ser @upplitat 5teuz
erlilte ser 1911 5teuern $225.OO; besz
glei1en Sreimarfen $1,000; S. S. 56r6z
Ser, 5pl5 fir GolrtDdus $305.47; Stn1e5
9ruo6eeiea1daft, 1eroffentlidung Ser
&erbanblltnger bes GpuntDz8oarb $14O.z
25; @er0ffentlidumg fir Iransferirung
ser 56antli5ens $500; ger9ffentlidl1ng
ser geoti5 fir Mpplifution fir 9%a1fz:
lisen5 $40; Nit. Sbomep, @ommiHdrz
gebiibren u10 Metlenaelo $3.50; q:
5I9umperlin Surniture 60, Offices Stuff
$500; Socob @eter, Mejlengcbiibr CUR
rea1ldren Gitsung $500; S. S. MeiBer,
Sriebensridtergebiibr 6toot 0egen glpin
Spbn1pn $3.45; 6. s.. @ef, GebMlfsz
Sngenienr am GpunthzWraben SEQ. 80
$500; 6. $. @et. @rbeit nm County,
Broben SEQ. 81 $3.50. Muf Mntrog Ser
tagl11,g fine Sic.
S. 9. &otpalsotpsfi, goriiber;
Sal. 6er1nan, Sacob @eber,
Nif. Sbpmeb IS. $. gonfietr,
gountbzBehDr0e bon Stearns
County, M3inn.
9eitGtigt: eSpbn 6. yfol1, COUNTY, MrtDttor
1nb egzofficio Glerf oes 8oaro.
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@erb5rsnpti5 be5ielid @eindes clues
@rnnbbefiters.

9a elm bon Sbeo. $. @innenfamp,
@runobeiiber i'm @9ulbiftrift 1854 in biez
fem County, undergraduates @eind, in
tpe1hem bargetban lit, bob er Der @igenz
thinner folgenb beidriebener Qdnbereten
lit, Die in beiagtem 9iitritt gelesen iinb;
ndmlid: @h bon M@A bon 5ect. %
Snip. 1875, @anse 33; unb haB id ~
Meil:n bonn Sdulhauie I'M &iitrift 1874
lpobne, nnb baB Die 9iu6er etner Bod
~frel5en mii5ien, uuf Dem 8ege noh m6
bon Ser 56ule. tpdbrenb i6 na9 9iitritt
$50. 1877 unb 9retbiertelmeile bonn @dhulz
hauie babe;; baB i@ 8tpei i@ulpfli6tige
airber babe, Dem 8oar0 Der County
@on1miiidre bon 9tearns @ountp unterz
breitet ipurbe;; u1b. % er perlanst, baB
feline 2dnbereien bonn 9iitrtft Ga getrennt
unb bem 9iitrift 1877 5ugedablt tper0en
ioIlen, un6 ba bieier 8oar6 Belt u,lb Srt
fir elm biesbe5iigli9es @erb0r beitimmt
Fat. 10 lit hermit
Moti5 erlni3en, bab eennnntes @eiud
bonn 8oaro in bsiien t5itung, Die anu Z.
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Mittlppd, Sen 8. Sanl1ar 1912.

Ser @ertagung gemdBl trat sic Beb0rz
Sc 8uiammen; ale Wit9lieoer anipelenb,
S. s. @otpalfolpsfi als 8or1iber. Gin Go
mite, an oe7en @pibe 6. S. Wlacopnolo,
@%on1na110eur bes Mec6elbb Soften s. q.
st., 1prad bot Dem 8oorb Dor m1b er1ud}te
111l1 cine 8etpiligung, Die in l1ebereinz
Thinning nit &apitel 100 Der @elebe bon
1911 gu @nniten seq 6. q. 81. HpIten
gemabt iperben fol-, Sic III Sen 5tGbten
ct. Gloub unb Sunf Centre aeleoeu 1inb.
Muf Mutraf tpurbe fplgel,Der 8eI9luB
bon Der 8eh0rbe gefaht: Gel es hermit
beIdlof1en. bnB in ueberein1limmung NIT
&opttel 100 Ser algemeinen G>e1ebe bon
1911, b1,r9 tpeld1s Site bie Counties BEG
@taates bebonmdGtigt tperben, $500 iaqrz
li6 FL betptQtge1 fir cine %geetgnete Neter
bes Observation-Disclosures; 3n it1b bier
nit aug Sem gountnz @infiinfte Sonb BEG
genonnten @puntb Ser 5tabt ct. Glonb
SITS unb Ser @ta6t 5auf Centre 1925
fitr ben 3med elmer fe1tIi6en 8egehnng
bes Memorial Saqes erlaubt. 9aDirt,
ben 8. Sennr1or 1912.
s.. 8. &omalfotpsfi, 8orliber;
@al. 6erman, Sacob 8eber,
Silt. Sbomeb S. s. @anftel5,
GonntDzBehDr0e bon 5tenrns
COUNTY, Winn.
ge}tdtiat: Spbn g. Man. County, Nubitor
unb erofficto glerf seq Bcnrb.
Muf Mntrag tp1!rnen fnlgen5e ne6nlmz
gen erla11bt unb Dem @e1ebe 3ufolge CUR
Bablung anaetpieien: Sotpn Sc @mt,
8%riidenorbeit in 5ect. 10 unb 20 $4,000;
Sotpn Nprtb Sort, 8egearbeit in berz
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Tpleh NierenniQeu

geben immer 8ufrieoenbeit. neil iie
INNER sic Mrbeit tbun. s. S. Sbel=
nut, 8remen, Ga, iagt: sd babe
Solep Mieren-Bi1en nit GROCER gu.
frieoenbeit gebraudt uno ian6 mebr
2inoernng our9 0eren @ebrau6 als
BON irgen6 elmer anoern Nierer.&e=
6i5in, un6 ib babe fait Gle Sorten
gebraudt. Sd fam file frel1oigft al,
len empfeblen, Sic an 9eiere1z .o6er
8laiem.8 eidmer6en leioeu.4 Molitor
Drug 60.
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5plep's @pnep anb Sur Gompumno
.heilt In iehem sSllle.N

@err Sas. Mcgofferp, Msr. 6es
5d1it @otel, Omaba, @eb., empfielbt
Solep's @onep ans Sar COMPOUND,
neil es in ieoem SnQe heilt. SD
babe es ielbit gebrauht rno ih babe
es bie1en an6eren empfoblen, Sic mir
ieit6em bon ieiner groBen @eilfroft
in &ronfbeiten 6es @eblfopfes u1l6 Ser
0ungen gelproden baben." Sci alen
Sriten uno grf6ltungen lit es raid
mirfi am. Molitor Drng So.