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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-29

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Gampanwli, Ser Sobn zines befann=
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gen Stoot."
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ter finiter 3uiammenge5ogenen 8ra11en.
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Ml1gen out iobal1 Sonia ii6 ibm
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loretcn @li6e ibn itreift.
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dcngel tollt ol1ml1tbig aus.
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gierigen 9lide ringsl1m SIT bemerfen.
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nit 6em Siiriten. Mber ie6ermam
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gel15e, palmeru,m idumte 6abri trabe
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ten b%lun1enpollen Serroiie, bel Sen
idn1eid)eIn6en &ldngen elmer mobl=
9eidulten &ape1le, ~ga,15 &om" iidJ
ein @en0e5pols eibt, tpdbren5 ser
belmgel l1d)ten SontenbaH ln1ten Die
vetpige gtaot" lit bioIetten &urpur
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re,1, iu lel1dten6en Mtlos p6er 6uf=
tige Spiten gebiiqt, itroblem5 inn
sdmud ibrer ~eIiterr5en Diamarl-
ten inns f1nfeln0en Mugen, nad1ai-
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iter, sic @eiude ibrer @erebrer emf
gegennebmen, mo- ales lodt uno
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! Oh es gar fem glenb mebr gdbe auf
6ieier @elt uno feline Tbranen uno
feline %d1ummer1oien @ddte bon BAIT
ger sebni16t na6 einen bobere11,
beiicren 9eben -- inmitten Sic les
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-29
New Process
STAIN | aundry.

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men, nibt auber Nht gu loilen. BOB mn
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niaite @aidanltalt i'm Norbuel ten NIB
liefcru eritcr NlaHe glrbeit.. 8ir &C.
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reine Nrbcit 1tno bette @ehonolun!9
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ten in Den umlieeenben Stdoten.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-29
Naflers @6maro Mprrijol1 betretel!

Maflers gomoro Mprrilou Mtrcten
batte.
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re periii1gt. Ser neradtete Straf=
ling lit III eil1en pornebme1t @erbam1z
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9bren bernie6erbol1melr0en 2oden
lin0 ser S6ere 5l1n1 Spfer gefallen;
iebt ergldn3t MIR ein matter Silber-
ihein ol,f SEM fraftig al1sgebil0eten
6aupt. Ser lange, itruppige, porber
bis 5lm @iirtel niebermallen0e 8art
lit militdriih fl1r5 geidnitten un6 sic
Spiben 6es meiben Sdmurrbartes
itreben fiib1t en1por.
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por. Ser gldn3en6e 3%p1i1noerbut lit
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liden brouidmar5e1t Mltae11 blifen
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ten Game ihldgt Sen arn1e1 Slii9t:
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gefdmpft. @ol1 Tie oem @roBbote1
qeborben? S6er Der udet1, ii6 ibren
eigenen @eg Slrrds 9eben GIT bah:
nen?....
ga aeoo@te iie Ses @len5s ser leg
tell Sabre. .ge0adte fie ser 5n-
ltern, Observation-Disclosures Stro=
ben, in oenen Ole Mrmutb ibr Seim
m1Hdlagt. %. ge6od)te iie Ser Notf
un6 bes 2a1ters, 6iei lee unousbleiblt=
den @efoIges iener Mrmen, Sic niht
9elernt hahen, ii@ ibr @rot ol1f chr
1ide Meile 5u per6ienen - uno Elm
Sdamer iiberriei elt ibren &orper.
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Epiel, tpobtn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-29
@enm Sir am @aeer 1eibet,

Damn laBt @ua Elm freies @robepadet
BON meinen Magentabletten %fontrnen,
melbe @u@ i9nene 2inoerung britt
gen per6en. Gin portrefflides Mtt-
tel gegen Merb0iit0t, Magengas, Ger
ftopfung, trGge 2eber, etc. Gin geote,
genes Sud- iber Magenfranfbeiten
ebenfaus fret. Ma1 aoreiire:
Sobn u. Smith,
9147 Smitb Bldg, Milmol1tee, isis.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-29
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@eleuihuftsrdume ser Ginn Morrt=
ion.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-12-18

FOR SALE:-1 gentle work
horse, or will trade for good
milk COW. Inquire at this office.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-12-18
Feeble Minded Children Are
Direct Result Of Overwork-
ed Women

The large number of feeble
minded children today is the di-
rect result of overwork and over
strain to which the mothers are
subjected in factories. This is the
conclusion reached by DR., Max
Schlaph, head of the bureau for
the study of defective children.
Schlaph says that he studied 300
cases in the year and found that
in a majority of cases the mother
is physically and mentally unfit
because she has been an indus
trial slave for ten years in in
dustry. He says it ruins women
for marriage physically and men
tally.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-12-18
Four Hang On ScaffoId At
Salem
ROBBERS Said Mind Was I'm
balanced By "HOunding''
On The Part Of Prison
Officers.

Salem. Frank Garrison and
Nodle Faulder, murderers, were
hanged on Dec. 13, at the pen
itentiary here simultaneously at
1:28 O'Clock. II. F. Roberts and
Mike Morgan, also murders, were
hanged at 11:30.
Roberts made statement be-
fore he climbed the scaffold.
saying he was bounded by officers
until his mind was unbalanced
by work over the emery wheel
while in prison. He said that if
he had not killed those two
men" he would have killed
someone else. Morgan protested
his innocence to the minister
who accompanied him on the
scaffold.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-12-18
MatrOn It Benton Has
Heavier Duties

The salary of Miss NE Wynn,
the head matron at the state in
dustrial school, has been raised
by the board Of control from $45
to S65 a month, and her duties
have been increased materially.
Miss Wynn will hereafter assist
the teacher at the school, who
has more than he can do. She is
already teaching some of the
girls typewriting. Dressmaking
and housework are being taught
more thoroughly and extensively
than before. Miss Wynn will
have charge of the girls altogeth-
er and may also teach some of
the boys.
Within a short time a loom will
be installed at the school and all
rugs and carpets used in the in
stitution will be woven there.
The girls areS now turning out
some creditable baskets-G Gazette
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-12-18
Leases Jim Crow Mine
SteeplerOck Development
Company Adopts New
Policy

Lordsburg, N. NJ, Dec. 16. =
G. A. Easton has taken an option
and lease on the Jim Crow-Im-
perial group of eight mining
claims at Steeplerock, property OF
the Steeplerock Development
company.
w. HI. Newcomb of Silver City
is interested with Easton in the
option and lease.
The company owning this prop
erty also has other property in
that region, and heretofore has
made an effort to sell it's holdings
but would sell all or none. The
result was they sold none. A
new policy has been adopted,
that is of splitting them up and
granting working bond.
Easton & Newcomb expect to
sink a new shaft on the jim Grow
and probably will put in a small
cyanide plant.
This mine was closed in 1897,
but much good ore was shipp 4
from it prior to it's closing. Tie
workings are only 200 feet deep,
but shipping ore in good quantity
exists on the second level.
Regarding this deal the West
ern Liberal, published at Lords
burg, says:
1T will probably lead to the
reopening of the Steeplerock
property, and the establishment
Of business and prosperity, in
the western section of the coun-
try. The old Carlysle mine was
in it's day neted producer, and
sent many dollars to it's English
owners, What was low grade ore
in the days it was producing is
now high grade ore, owing to
later discoveries in metallurgy.
"Jose Padilla, who has for
some time been in charge of the
property, will remain in that po-
sition. "-Times.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-12-18
Hampton Says ArizOna's
Copper ProdutiOn For
1912 Will Reach Total
Of $4,000, 900

Phoenix, -Arizona's copper
propuction for 1912 probably will
be nearer 35O,000,000 pounds
than 1926, 900, ,000."
This prediction, made by John
R. Hampton of Clifton, is based
on figures and reports in Mr..
Hampton's possession,
Few men in Arizona follow
the trend of the mining industry
more closely than Mr.. Hampton.
He keeps right up to date on
latest developments and on pro-
duction. For this reason5his pre-
diction has the weight of author
ity behind it.
The production of Arizona for
1911-was, in round numbers, 300,
900, 600 pounds. Mr.. Hamton de-
clares that this years total is
certain to be much greater. All
the important mines that were
producing in 1911 are still in the
producing column, and most Of
them have increased their pro-
duction. Many shippers have been
added to the list.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-12-18
Thirty Five Years Is Pen
atty Sedney ALEU- Must
Meet
NeDhew Will Serve Twenty.
Seven Ye;lrs

Wytheville, Va. Thirty-fve
years in the penitentiary is the
penalty Sidney Allen will pay for
his part in shooting up Carroll
county court house at Hlllsvllle
last March when five persons, IN
Guiding the presiding judge,
sheriff and commemorative at
torney, were killed by members
of the Allen clan and a number
of others were wounded,
Aliens nephew, Wesley
Edwards, will spend 27 years in
the penitentiary.
These sentences were the re-
suit of a compromise on the after
noon of Dec. IL, following a YER
dict of voluntary manslaughter
in the case of Sidney Allen tried
for murder of commonwealth
attorney William M. Foster, the
jury fixing a penalty in that case
at five years Imprisonment. Allen
had already been found guilty of
second degree murder in a former
trial for the killing of Judge
Mas sic, for which he had been
sentenced fifteen years. Another
indication was pending against
him for the murder Of Sheriff
Webb, but was compromised by
letting him plead guilty to second
degree murder and taking fif-
teen year sentence. The combined
sentences are 35 years.
Three indictments against Wes-
ley Edwards were compromised in
sentences of nine years for each.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-12-18
Colonist Raes

San Francisco, Dec. 8,-The
Southern Pacific and other rail
road lines entering California,
Arizona and Nevada, have just
announced one-way Colonist rates
to points in those states for the
spring of 1918. The sale dates
from the east will be March Is
to April Is, on the same basis as
in effect last fall,
Ten day stop-over will be al
lowed in New Mexico, Utah
Arizona, Nevada and California
not exceeding 80 days from the
date of sale. From Omaha,
Council Bluffs and Kansas City
the lates will be $50; from
Chicago, $38 and from St. Louis
and New Orleans, $37.
Nearly one million people have
been brought to California by
the Southern Pacific Company
alone on these rates, and they
have been pronounced, without
doubt, the greatest factor in in
creasing CALIFORNIA; population.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-12-18
Globe Saloon Killing
One Mexican Shoots An
other With Deadly
Results

Globe, Ariz., Dec. 16. Louis
Ortiz was shot and instantly
killed by Marguritto Martinez
about 1:3O o'clock this morning
at the Mandolin Club saloon.
Martinez and Ortiz were drink
ing beer in the saloon and con-
versing with each other in
spanish, without any previous
hot words Ortiz slapped Martinez
in the face. Martinez stood up in
rage and drew his gun and was
about to shoot Ortiz who had a
shovel in his hand, having just
come from work, at the Old
Dominion mine. Dropping the
shovel and throwing up his hands
he said in Spanish, l am not
armed. "
The bartender and bystandel
seeing the gun in Martinez
hand started to seperate the two,
but were showed back by him al
the point of his gun, which was
a ,32 automatic. Instantly there
after, he fired at Ortiz who was
almost next to him at the table.
The bullet penetrating the heart.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-12-18
Goodwin I O BE
At GIObC Marc d
United States Co
Sentences. Convi
derer, Naming
for Executi5n

Phoenix, Dee.
Goodwin, convicted of
der of Kibbey and
county, was today
by the United States
court sentenced him 8 be
ed March IA at GLoba.
Assurances We're
the authorities Of
that they were not
ing the execution
feet in that county. ao
tions Of Pima c0un
the hanging were thus o5v
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-12-18
Family Mix Up In Which
Guns Are Used

Des Moins, Ia., Dan Hoffman
shot Mrs. O. E. Wasson. his for
mer wife, and in turn was Shot
by her husband who is a SON
in-law of his wife. Both are in
the hospital and the man is not
expected to live. Five years ago
Wasson married the daughter of
Mrs. Hoffman. Later they were
divorced and Wasson married his
mother-in-law.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-12-18
Suffragette Is Sentenced

London, Dec, II. Elsie How
ey, a militant suffragette, was
sentenced today to two months
Imprisonment for turning in a
false alarm of fire, The govern
ment counsel defined the defen-
dant as lone of band Of suffra-
gettes who are trying to terro-
rize London.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-12-18
Time To Act, Not Talk
About Road
Something Must Be Done
AOut National
Highway
Potter Puts It Straight

What is Arizona going to 90
about the national highway?
What is Los Angeles going to
do about the national highway
Dell M. Potter, national organ
izer for the Ocean-to-Ocean
Highway association, wants to
know. He is here to learn what
the sentiments of Phoenix and
Maricopa are, and he is going to
Los Angeles to find out just
what they are going to dc over
there.
'T may come back from Los
Angeles all Scared up, but LII
know just what they are gong
to do about that national road,
Mr.. Potter said they have double
crossed us and we are no farther
along with the highway move
ment than we were a year ago.
Now they have to do something. "
Mr.. Potter reviewed the man
ner in which Los Angeles Sc
cured controle of the Ocean-to-
Ocean Highway association when
it was organized in Phoenix last
December. At that time the
Arizona, New Mexico and Cali
fornia delegations caucused and
selected the routes they desired
across their stats. 1t had been
agreed that each state was to
select the route of the national
highway between its borders.
The Arizona delegation endorsed
the route through Phoenix,
Globe and Clifton. Since then
the Los Angeles people have
failed utterly to keep their
agreement. They have not work
ed for the central route or, IN
fact, any route at all across
Arizona. They have endorsed the
route across the northern part OF
the state and have told the border
land people that they were with
them.
The situation is very much
muddled. 1t was explained by
.ar. Potter at the meeting which
was called for the board of trade
quarters, on the afternoon of
December IA, at 4 o'clock. Many
good roads boostrs were present.
I'VE have no time to waste, "
MIR. Potter declared. No one can
deny that the national highway
movement is one of the biggest
things before this great state.
Phoenix wants to be on the high
way, of course the central route
is the only feasible one. This is
the scenic, the beautiful part OF
Arizona. The northern route is
impossible two or three months
of the year, and it is practically
impossible to get national aid for
the route along the border be-
cause there is no American
territory south Of it.
Mr.. Potter has denied the story
that he is in favor Of Congress-
man Stanton Warburton's bill to
build a national system of roads
reaching all state capitals and
imposing a specialtaX on tobacco.
No man really in favor of a
national highway can afford to
endorse any bill, that antagonizes
any great industry" he said.
What we must do is to get the
national government to pay half
the cost of an Ocean-to-Ocean
highway and let the states thru
which that road passes pay the
other half, Gazette.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-12-18
Indian Head Nickle Will
Soon Greet Public

Washington, D. GA nickel
with an Indian head face will be
in circulation by February 1st,
according to expectations of the
treasury department.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-12-18
Local and

Jas. Gale was ia
Franklin yesterday
FOR SALE
a bargain. A. e.
Wilmer McKelra
Saturday from 5As-aon.
Chas. Harris was
visitor last Saturday.
DREssMAKIVG. TA
FAIR WEAVING. 4E is.
door to ARIzoNIAN o
Tim Chapman was
Sheldon Saturday
business matters in
]. E, Coils made 8
trip to Clifton Satur
turned Monday moal
Campbells is beada
holiday goods. ADV.
Millard Gooch and
hanson left last Sund
for Miami, in c0I
Crocketts.
S. A. Foster made s
trip to Clifton Sunday
the new automobile @
Williams from this place
FOR SALE: Los5
Bartchec-Tipton aooi
so feet, one snare
each lot, cash or instaT lime
also 2 lots ia Block /. Inc
BART Upton.
See the change in tae
the Duncan Hotel
from F. NJ. Crockett 10
& Son. Mr.. Spillers to
last Saturday night.
We have a Ia gre
ladies' cniid eers.an
at very low prices,
top shoes zoo 21G n
Elk shoes 81 I. g. q
CampbeE5s. ADV.
The ARIZONIALN has
stalled a telephone In
and are ready TO recel
news you have, all calls
answered.
Bart Upton, Frank Go
J. Turney, George
Will Brooks eft la4
for the Cop2ac
claims to do
3essment work, they WA
about a month or more.
E. w. Taylor re5ed
from Pe1a
lad been looking al laa o
md investigating the
hat section, Mr.. Taylo
country looks good,
,etter than our own o'a
o he came bacl salts
Mr.. and Mrs. Chae
he happy parents Of tw
rrived at the Martin
ONE two weeks ago Of mo-
re failed to learn Of the even
0 it did not appear
olumns of our paper, taey
AIMED them Martha ard Marry
lother and babes ard dol
icely and Charlie. ii
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-12-18
26tl WEEK

he chief Of the bull
G senlee county, was
first Of the week.
most as happy over
f the Republican
a te election as nc
zen over the cleo
agressives. -Liber-
w Johnson came in
last week, as a
final proof Of Mrs.
Ill. He got snow
not want to make
owing to the bad
Taveled nearly a.
brother. out OF
as Liberal.
the chicken dir
Hall, Saturday De
I2.
ed all day, adults
"a 20 cents.
$50 have Oh sale
ful and pretty ar
-oe and bring your
erian Church VII
q Christmas Tre
q Xmas eve.
ram is being pre-
some treat will be
he children. The
II their parents and
We a merry time
on.
has sold his entire
and his rancho
p rs. Mr.. Cosper has
title business for
ars In and around
his many frienCs
. learn of the sal
= reports to tn
{, he has sold oat
y not leave this
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kett and familoE
0rning for Milan
pect to make thieg
4r. Crockett sas
leaving Duncaa
oas not like the toy =
lis a matter of bu
ng else, for he says
t think there is q
the state thaa
ntine has been
ne Franklin school
school will start
nday morning the
icing only two
quarantine in tha
present time. We
in keeping the
It, of Duncan bY
of health SUI t.
T. A. Moore Wiz
by Supt. Burtoa
section durirg
disease.
Literary Society
organized for q
making splindia
Did a debate and
which they will
friday night at
g. Next Friday
# to the splindia
has been arranq
nittee, they viii
Ola for electing
nsuing month.
entertainment
for the town
ia in giving it
g it to grow. It
Duncan Liceun.
FORK. W. Taylor
= will find Santa
rs Dnakin0 that