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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02
zmrttrr Thrtl.
9as Neeer gibt feline 9ooten mieoer.
Gin sdmer5ensidrsi 5iebt pur@ Die

Gin sdmer5ensidrei 5iebt Ourh Die
5yolt bleibt feiu Mlae tbrdnenleerl
llup prulHcu an pes Dteeres Stra1oe
Sreibt mancher 2eid5nem IT'LL lumber
Woud' ltolsss @erS, bas boh 9elhlagen,
Sem fuit Sic tpeite @elt Su tleiu,
Miro BON Der Nlltb lnllnlplrts getragen,
Sus Ateer min nidlt fem Hub'plds letn.
Sic @poe1 roller aui uub uieper,
zie fraSsu uidr, pb arm, pb reih;
Sic sluae1 itorr, Sic 5tirne bleid.
Suheim, "a lpeiuen 1bre Stebeu,
9u: llngliid brad 10 Idb here1u.
g.iid)ts lit Dom ltul5eu 5diff gebliebeu,
Sic 9tudlt rir lpllte Selge tenn.
:, furdtbur lpar Sic Shredensfu11he,
,3erldmetternb truf lie ienes 9er5!
llup auf nem lueiten groenrunoe
5Suhlt man BEN unIagbureu Sdner5!
lSuit ta11n's Ser Seen ten1nunp n1tht la
gen,
8is tief u,1s bieles ltnsliid trof =
Sem 9offnlussldtmmer miro mepr to-
gen,
Stumm rlIheu lie i'm Sobte5ihlu1.
Stol3 ldps nas Sobr5eus nurd9 Die @elz
len,
Wlit 1eiuer the,1reu @tenidenlulf!
Inns bilf(ps ioQte es 5eridelen
Itit ieirem pimpelreihen yta't.
Sic Meere ioQte e5 be5lptn9e1,
60 mie Elm m1dltiaer Siton -
Nun hDren Mrs nit 5dt1oerlngen.
@e5 cine WeereSl1adlt gethuu.
8, ndreu lie ifon ar geborsen:
Sic ltilen Shldfer in Dem Weer!
sic sieh'n on ieoem neuen Worgen
SIM @euenlpiele itlmm Saber =
9u5 0leer aibt feline 5ooten ln1e1er,
5Sreilpiuig sibt'5 feline Spfer her.
Sic Sterre lfimmern traltern5 nisper.
Still lit nus @er5, es tobt niht mehr.
@ur aud Sic gor5e @elt gu enge,
Sic title S,einnth t6ut lth a11
scrbuQt itnh alle Suhelfldnge,
Ga: Ecfidiol munbelt ietnen Suuf.
$, mDflten mir bph n1e lernen,
gaB mir 11l1r urme 1eniden iino!
Ser 5tpls mag uns oft melt entfernen
Ser SOB beretnt uns gar ge14tpt1o.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02
@eni9 @eritamo.

Sic IN 2onooner 8lattern oufge=
morfene 5rage, nit meldem &ehte ser
umeritaniide &ongreB in cine l1nter=
iudyu11g ser 5itunie &ataltropbe einge=
treten lei, 5eugt Don piel Smpertinen5,
uber BON menig bertrand. 3as Hedt
Ses &ongreiies, 0ieie ltnteril1dung gu
fiibre11, ergibt iid aus Ser ibm Of
liegenoen Eflidt, it9 Sen Shus arne=
lifaniider 9iirger angelegen iein 81,
laiien, mo- INNER Elm 56ubbe0iirfniB
berportritt. 8ei Ser 5itunic=@ota=
itropbe biBten 5oblreide Mmerifoner
ihr 2eben elm, 0esbalb fat mani an Ser
grmittelung Ser ltri laden bier 0asiel=
be Snterelle mie 1T gnglan0. MuBer=
0en lir0 es 6auptiadlia omerifaniide
Ealiagiere, 0enen Sic engliiden Cant
pferlinien fire griltenj per0unfen.
3us 2eben zines emerifanii den Sir
gers o6er lit ie0enfoQs ebert 10 folt-
bar mie Sos 2eben zines l1ntertbanen
Sr. britiiden Muieitat; oesbalb lit es
oas Reht inns Sic Hflidt unierer Me=
g%ierung, na6 M0glidfeit aaes fern
5ubalten, mas oas 2eben amerifani=
ider 8iirger gefabr0en fann, uno So
gu gebort ieoenfuGs aufy cine @ie=
oer6olung Ser Sitanic=&ataitropbe. @s
lit ri6tig, 0aB Sic Mmerifaner, meldle
6ei Ser &ataitropbe ibr 9eben lallen
mlBten, an 9oro zines britiid,en
Sdiffes al1f boher See, tedniid alio
auBerhalb Ser S%urisoiftion Ser Ser
einigten Staaten itarben, obcr gleid)=
5eitig iino lie aud) ols amerifunilde
8lrger ge1torben, als melde lie gum
Sfub fires 2anoes bered)tigt maren,
lno uniere &egierung mir6e iid elmer
unbegreifliden Observation-Disclosures
ld}uloig gemadt baben, 1penn lie Sic
Mermlten 6dtte umfommen Ialien, of
'e '9tu oe1l 81 !rQgen.
ltn5meifelbaft fat oieies 2ano uud
oas HeH, Sremoe, Sic .ii9 %poriiberge=
heno bier %aufbalten, gem6B SEN bette
benoen geleten iiber einen @egen-
ltano SIT perboren, namentlih menn
es lih Oarum ban0elt, Sic umitdn0e
teIt5ulteuen, unter peId)en amerifani-
Idle 8urger ibr 2eben p%erloren; sl,=
NAL Damn, tpenn Ole @ermutblrng mo-
be ltegt, sob Ser cine o6er an6ere bon
ibne1 an Sem So6e 6ieier 8iireer
ntdt gang uni@uloig lit. g%beniopenig
fann perltdnoigermeiie oas @edt 1tn-
lerer &egierung in 3meifel ge5ogen
iperoen, Sic Musriiitunq un6 Jiibrung
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02
Ylamoerei.

G5 lit lcift, Sem Hatbld}ldg 51 toll
gen, ooB mir MIR Ste Gegenmart ge=
11ieBen %loller, penn Ser Mat lelne
marmen 9iifte iiber 6lur uno Singer
meben ldBt. 3ann miro uns tretlth
leidt INNS 9er5, mir oergel1en germ
Ste itneren Gage, Sic mir oltrhge=
n1ad,t haben, l111o plagen uns nidt
nit Ser Nngit, mas uns Sic 3utl1nft
bringen mag. %l1niere 9er5en ldheln,
neil rings lin l1ns aqes la6elt, meil
Sic 8al1me mieSer nit ibren griinen
Me1ten rauIf5en, dc no1fe1a lie unS
leile 5ufliiitern, 0aB mir gluflid uno
5ufrieSen iein loGen. unb neil iid
aus Mielen ulro @urten Sic bunten
&nospen erbeben, lid gu Ouftenoen
@Iiitben e11tTnlten uno inn @in0e man=
fen, uls mollten lie un5 5uniden un0
inns iugen: @p1nmt ooh hinaus ins
%Sreie. mo- es 10 idon lit, no mir lpie=
len u1lb t1noeln fonnen, Biz aQe Sor=
&c BON lt1ts tltebt.
@ie berrlid ndre es, mern mir Sic
lem Suite INNER folgen f0nnten, un0
menn eS uns mirfli6 m0glid mdre,
gang Ser 8egenrpart 5u leben. 8enn
ober Sic gergangenbeit einmal bii=
ltere Shatten ilber inns al%1sgebreitet
hat> fins lie niht 10 leidt 5u perihelt=
4e11. 8eraoe Sos, mas u11s rfrelten
1olte, ertnnert uns 11ur 5u Oft an err
littene Glsalen un0 9eiSen uno fiiGt
Oas 3er5 NIT gitterfeit ODER merrig=
items S9mer5. Inns lper fam lid BON
Ser Gorge Inn Sic 3ufunft gan5 fret
MAIDEN. Sod boditens Elm Menld.
Ser MIR an lih 0enft Inns in SEN Sag
bineinlebt, gans lunbefiimmert linn Sic
Tolgen. 60 lit es ia o1d nidt ge=
meint; mir iollen aber I'M lere 6ono~
lltr1gen niht 6urh Ste grinnerung an
Sic @ergungenbeit l1no Sic grtpart1ng
Ser 3ufunft 6erart beetnflulien lai=
len, 0aB lie Ser @egenmort nidt mehr
entipreden. @as abgetbon inns err
leotgt lit, 6irfen MIR pob1 int &C.
0dftntB bemabren, iouen uns uber
nidt oona9 ribten, uno Dor Ser 3lt=
funft iol(en mir feline Mngit baber1.
&c geht nidt, boB MIR lie gnn5 ar6er
adt loIien, 0enn oann miir0en mir ia
olt9 sic 6offmung atfgeben miiiien,
ur1o Sieie lit ood zines ser i9oniten
Glitter. Sbne etnen @e6a11fen a1t sic
3ufltnft fanr es nber feline Soffn1ng
geben.
9ie 3ufunft Don heute lit Sic &C.
gentpart BON morgen un0 iibermorgen
lit tie idon CUR @~ergangenbeit getpor=
Sen. Sic orei gegriffe flieBen aIlo
fo%rtpGbreno ineinnnoer un6 mir fon-
ren lie nidt %politdntig trennen. 3a
lie ober eben ~bepegltd itno, 10 miiien
al1h mir ibrer 8emegung anif1ieBen
ltn0 Siirfen nidt an einem bdrtgen
bletben. Man bort iett bel bon sen
Standardization ltno SEN &onlerpati-
ben ipreden, bergiBt aber, 6aB etgent=
1id ieoer Menid beioes iein mug, me-
nigitens Biz 5u einem getpiiien @raoe.
@er aber supiel an Ser 8ergangen=
cit hdngt, halt Sen natiirlifen Sort
idritt auf uno miro on5u ton erbatib;
tper ii9 oagegen nl1r nit ser 3ufunff
beiddftigt, oereiBt Sic 8ergangenbet
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02
2raitii@er @e9emiab.

Gedt oraltiih itelt &obert Stone,
Mitglieo Ser 2egislot1r BON &ani jas
in ei11em @ortrag, SEN er ~iiber aus
lda0iide 5euergelete" gebalten fat,
Sic 9eoingungen gegeniiber, Sic bier
inns 0riiben in 8e5ug ouf Seuerper=
LUTTE berriden ltn0 Sic uniere 3iffern
10 rlelengroB erideinen lalien. gr iagt
mortlid: ~@ir fins cine Station 6es
@el0oeroienens; in europa mobnen
galfer, Sic @elo iparen. @ir iin0
elm Soft Ser @eridmenoung, jene 6es
grperbs. @ir nebmen an, Sos mih=
tisite lei, einen 9oqar 51 ma9en;
lie oaB es BON gleiden @idtigfeit
ii, einen at Iparen. 9ies 5eigt fid
ins6er eiligen Guffiihr1nq unierer.
Hiei ergebdu6e uno in beren lnng=
iom.r uno ioli5er Maurerarbeit: in
ulrierer 8ereitmiaigfeit, cine bobe
6g1erperi iderunysrate SIT be5ablen,
NIT 6em unpermei6lt9en &iiifo, uno
oeren @eIteben uno 9rdngen ouf
cine nie5rtge State un6 ununterbro=
dene @oritdt; in unieren foitipie=
ligen Mpparaten 5um 9oiden Ser
Ieuer un0 in 0eren Gorfebrunge11
u11o @oriidt CUR gerbinoerung Ser
6el1er. @ir betradten Elm 6euer ols
Elm ltngliid uno ipmpatbiiteren nit
Sem Manne, SEN es b~etroffen; lie
iehen Sag 6euer ols Elm @erbrede11
a1 1tno beitrafen SEN sdul6igen.
Gin getpultiger ltuteridieo beitebt
aud 5piiden uns unS ibnen be5iig=
Tiff Ser @e riiGerungspolice @enn
mir Elm 6elter baben inns mir fins
periidert, 10 betra6ten mir es nidt
als einen Gerluit; mir boben MIR
Sen @erluit auf an0ere, frem6e, emit
ferntere Sdultern %gela0en; 0riiben
miro Sic @eriiherung als cine steuer
n%ngeieben, Sic idlieBIih nuf ieoen
faat, bon iecem getragen mer0en
mug.
Sier holten mir Sic @eriiferl1ng
fir Elm g1iidsipiel, l1no tpen11 elm
IAter ol1sbridt, fat sic 8erlife=
rltngsgeieuidaft Sic @ette perloren;
orii6en gilt Sic @eriiherung als Mit=
tel sur &eou5ierung Ses 8erluites ouf
cine beitimmte Summe, ur0 Ser Ser
luit miro BON Ser ga1t5en @emein6e
getragen. @ier nebmen mir an, oaB
Sic Teriiderungsgeie0idnft SEN Ser
lult riebt, orliben miro angenommer,
oaB Sic @eieGidaft SEN Gigentbumer
MIR fir einen @erlr1it entiddoigt, Ser
ntft mie6er gutgemadt mer0en fam.
@ir [olien bier gelten, 6aB Elm 6e1ter
ein Saui6 0es gigentbums gegen Be-
reitliegen0es Gels lit; 6riiben erad-
tet mon Elm Seuer ols einen abioEnten
ar Mrbeit uno natiirlid)en
5tlfsqueqen. @ir bemiiben uns, 0aB
5Selter gu l0iden; 6ruben 1trengt man
itd an, es gu berbinoern. @ir oer=
lieren ieoes Sabr Elm @ermogen, 0rii=
BEN ipart man ems"
Sdarfer un5 berni9ten6er, aber
aud geredter l1no flarer bdtte Sic
unieres booenloien 2eidtiinns,
unlerer tns gtgantii9e madienoen
@erI6penoungs= uno 3%erit0runes=
nidt ausfalen f0nnen. @eroen
oie @orte @ebor finoen? SIT cine
Nenoerung ser beiteberoen l1ebeI-
itdnoe 5u ertparten? @iro man ero=
li6 5u Ser @iniidt fummen, oaB ntan
ielbit in Sem alien europa nod bic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02

Sett lit sic 3eit, Guren &be11ma-
tism1s los5umer0en. STR fonnt 6ies,
tpenn SIR Gbamberlatns ointment
antpenoet un5 sic Sbeile Bel ieoer Mp=
p%lifation gut einreibt. gu faltfen BEL
alien @dno(ern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02

ltno @egenpart uno sic 2ebret1, Die
mir aus ibnen id1pfen fonlre11, mill
S1 ldruea pormGrtslhreiten uno llber=
1rilrst lib, inoenr er gleld5eitlg eas
Cute nit Sem Sbledten nteoerre1Bt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02

les lernen uno ouB audi unler 10
rieiengroBer Mational= uno Bripat=
reidtbum 5repel, mie tie jett an Ser
Iagesoron1ng iino, ouf Die 9auer
niht pertragen fann?
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-14
NEW YORK COTTON.

New York. Dec. 13.--The cotton market recovered last weeks losses during today's trading with the active months selling about $1.5O per bale above the closing prices of last night and with May contracts touching 12S5. or within points of the high records for the season. The close was a shade off from the best under realizing but very steady and from 10 to 26 points net higher
 The opening was firm at an ad- rance Of so i22 points !f s;yif.is;;s.t sy i ;; with form cables and on reports that leading trade interests had been the chief buyers on the break of yesterday afternoon. After selling about r to 22 points net higher the market re- acted slightly under realizing but the general tendency was upward, and during the early afternoon demand became increasingly active on rumoTs that preliminary returns to the Ma tional Ginners association showed a big falling off in the, ginning during the first half of December.
 Many early buyers for a turn con- sider this sufficient for the time being and began to realize in anticipation of week end liquidation tomorrow while the support from leading trade inter ests became less active and closing prices showed reactions of from 4 to : points from the best.
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BELIEVED KIDNAPPED
 CHILD MURDERED
POSSES ARE SEARCHING FOR THE MuRDERERS OF FOuR-YEAR-
 OLD ROBERT DUNBAR.

Mobile, Ala, Dec. 13.--Belieying lit tie Robert Dunbar, the four-year-old child kidnapped from his home near Opelousas. La, has been murdered, small posses of citizens are searching the country about Lucedale, Miss, to night, trying to find his slayers.
 Two men are in the Lucedale Jail arrested in connection with the crime They are Joseph and Robert Marshall the former arrested yesterday and the latter today.
 According to a long distance tele- phone message received in Mobile to- night by Deputy Sheriff Cachen of St Alndry Parish, Louisiana, from Detective Cowan in Lucedale, one Of the marshalls made a statement to the effect that Edgar Hooks, the one legged suspect arrested in Mobile yesterday Is the man who stole the child.
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soLoMoN's SECRET.
Hawthorne and Colleagues Quoted
 Some Real Philosophy.

New York, Dec. 13.-"The Secret of Solomon one of the most import ant documents among circulars, let ters and other literature issued by Julian Hawthorne, Josiah Quincy, pr Wm. J. Morton and Albert Freeman promoters of alleged worthless min ing stock. was read to jury today in federal court, where the four men are on trial charged with fraudulent use of the mails.
 One bit of philosophy, emphasized by Unted States District Attorney Thompson, was:
 Since the beginning of things the sole child Of folly has been disaster
 Promoters may be liars or self de ceivers," was another excerpt read to the jury. Aside from the reading oi company literature. the day was giv en over largely to evidence relating to the organization of the several Hawthorne companies.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-14
NOTICE OF sHERIFF's SALE

State of Arkansas, County of Garlanq Notice is hereby given that l WI sell at public auction to the hlgneS bidder on a credit of three mob'a, upon the purchaser giving bond aha| good security to the plaintiff in eAs8 cution for the payment of the s',| money, bearing interest from date q the rate of ten per cent per annans before the main door of the cua''l House in the City of Hot Springs us,, land County, State of Arkansas v the 31st day of December, lyiz' m tween the hours of o'clock III v. forenoon and o'clock in the a''s. noon, the following described pIup~ ty. towit: Lot one CD, Block sew ty (70), of the Hot Springs hese''s '''a tion as surveyed, mapped and pla~ss by the United States Hot Sp''ns' commissioners .,, Levied upon. by me as the propssMS 1rS of Preston Jordan by virtue oi
 to satisfy an execution in my nass .ss against him which issued out ol s ss Court of Common Pleas of ual'asy '1asy County in favor of M. J. mu'fs' against the said Preston Joraans
 This eth day of December isi1'
 R. l.. WILLIAMS,
 Sheriff of Garland Ooun''
 W. R. DOANEN .,s
 Deputy Sne'~
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Notice is hereby given, that in pur suance of the authority and diree tions contained in the decretal orde. of the Chancery Court of Garland County, made and entered on the 21si day of November, A. D. 1912, in q certain cause (No. 5194), then pend ing therein between John J. McManu; and M. J. Henderson, Trustee, com plainant and Alice c. HageT, Irma Dalton, Charles N Rix, Trustees, liar Tiet L. Steele, R. A. Simpson, J. c Budd. Jennie Budd and Daniel Mo Gahhey, defendants. the undersigned as Commissioner of said Court, will offer for sale at public vendue to the highest bidder at the front door O: entrance of the County Courthouse, ir which said Court is held in the County Of Garland, within the hours prescribed by law for judicial sales on Friday the 27th day of December A. D., 1912, the following described real estate, tO-wit: Lots five (5) sixteen (16), and all of lot seventeen CID, in block one hundred eighty two (lS2), of the city of Hot Springs Arkansas, except portion describ ed as follows:
 Begin at the Northeast corner oi lot seventeen CID. and run thence south along the dividing line between lots seventeen CID and eighteen (1S) block one hundred eighty two (182l forty nine (49) feet; thence west twenty-five (25) feet to a point forty one (41) feet south of the north boundry line of said lot seventeen CID; thence north forty-one (41i feet to point on the north line of said lot seventeen (17), twenty mine (29) feet from the northeast corne. thence twenty-nine (29) feet to said northeast corner, the place of begin ming; situated in the city of Hot Springs, Garland County Arkansas Sold however subject to prior Deed of Trust in favor of Harriet L. Steele, recorded in record book Number 60 at page 627.
 Terms of Sale; On credit of three months, the purchaser being re quired to execute bond as required
 by law and the order and decree {
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-14
NEW YORK HAS
 VICE UPHEAVEL
WOMAN OF THE UNDERWORLD ASK TO BE PROTECTED FROM
 ACTIONS OF POLICE.

New York, Dec 13.--Secret meet ings of women of the underworld stirred to action by the revelations of Mary Goode. self confessed keeper of a disorderly resort, are being held in furtherance of a movement to bet ter their condition and in rebellion against what they like Mrs. Goode, declare to be police oppression. Re ports of their meetings which have leaked out indicate that they intend to petition Mayor Gaynor for a com. mission 10 consider the whole prob lem of the social evil with segrega' ton indicated as the solution of the problem which they deem preferable
 More than incidentally have ap' peared indications of what promises to be the most drastic investigation of the police department since the developments of police corruption in volved in the Rosenthal murder and the trial of Police Lieut. Becker. Dis twct Attorney Whitman is going to have his investigation forces busily employed looking into not only Mrs Goode's charges but those of other women who are declared to corrobor ate her story and to have supplied evidence that the conditions she out lined rule in large measure through out the city.
 These women are prospective wit nesses before a special vice grand jury" which is expected to be em pannelled soon. Some of them arc counted upon also as witnesses before the Aldermanic Investigating commit tee before which Mrs. Goode,to he. story Wednesday.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-14
PARAFFIN CARGO BURNED.

Memphis, Dec 13--A blaze. whicf for a time threatened to become ser ious, occurred here last night wher barge loaded with 200 tons of para fin, taken from the White Star Line steamer Adriatic, from New York caught fire The flames spread tc eleven small boats in the vicinity ol the barge destroying all of them and threatened other shipping. Sailors from warships and harbor tiremen succeeded however, ia eonaning the lire zone to these craft
 The loss is estimated at $400,Oo0.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-14
DIVORCE APPLICATION.

Rebbecca Cunningham yesterday filed a petition for divorce against Robert F. Cunningham, setting up tha, they were married in 1900 and lived happily but six months, after which the defendant began to drink, curse and abuse her, and force her to work hard in the field, while he spent the fruit of the labor for drink, The parties reside in the country.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Notice is hereby given, that in pur- suance of the authority and directions contained in the decretal order of the Chancery Court of Garland County, made and entered on the 27th day of November, A. D. 1912, in a certain cause (No. 5209), then pending there" in between M H. Pemberton and Dave BuTgauer complainants, and Ann Hamilton and Tom Conley, de- fendants. the undersigned, as Com missioner of said Court, will offer for sale at public vendue to the highest bidder. at the front door or entrance of the County Courthouse, in which said Court Is held, in the County or Garland within the hours prescribed by law for judicial sales, on Friday the 27th day of December, A. D. 1912 the following described real estate to-wit: A part of the Northwest qua- ter of the Northwest quarter of sec ton seventeen township three South of Range Nineteen west, bounded as follows:
 Beginning at the northwest corner of said section seventeen, and run thence east on section line five chans; thence south parallel with west sec. ton line ten chains; thence west parallel with north section line five chains; thence north on section lino to place of beginning. containing five acres, more or less. situated in Gar land County, Arkansas.
 Terms of Sale: On a credit of three months, the purchaser being re- quired to execute a bond as required by law and the order and decree of said Court in said cause, with ap- proved security, bearing interest as the rate of ten per cent per annum from date of sale until paid and q lien being retained on the premises sold 10 secure the payment Of the purchase money.
 Given under my hand this 6th, day of December, A. D. 1912.
 A. c. SULLENBERGER,
 Commissioner in Chancery
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said Court in said cause. with sk proved security, bearing interest } the rate of eight per cent per annua from date of sale until paid, and lien being retained on the premiss' sold to secure the payment Of lh purchase money.
 Given under my hand this 9th, da' of December, A. D. 1912.
 4. G. SULLENBERGER,
 Commissioner in Chancei1
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FATAL APARTMENT FIRE.

Pittsburg, Dec. 13.--One man is missing and eleven persons were in jured as a result of fire today which destroyed Library Place, a four story brick apartment building on the north side, causing a loss estimated at I PS200,0 GOO
 The man missing is Col. John Tay- Tor. civil war veteran who had a suite of rooms on the fourth floor.
 Over 200 persons were driven from the building by the flames
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the reg ular annual meeting of the stockhold- CTS of the Citizens National Bank. of Hot Springs Arkansas. will be held in the banking room of said bank in the city of Hot Springs, Arkansas, on Tuesday. January 14th, 1913, at 7 o'clock p. m, for the purpose of elect ing directors and the transaction of such other Legitimate business as may properly come before the meeting.
 GUS STRAUSS, 4
 President.
 12-14-1mo
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PETIT JURY EXCUSED.
Court Permits Jurors to Go to Their
 Home1 Until Monday Morning.

When the regular circuit court docket as set for yesterday failed to develop anything for trial. Circuit Judge Gotham excused the jury until the usual hour Monday morning. The court spent such of the day, and will continue today, in hearing law cases where no juries are required
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-14
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Capt Billy Gibbs Enterprise team defeated the Buckstaffs at the South ern alleys last night by margin of G6 pins Two features marked the match--the new high individual mark of 12 hung up by Bright and the high average of 104 rolled by Runkle. This puts Bright in the lead for the Weide- mann prize. The score:
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All interested in a City Park on Ouachita River and transportation thereto, please meet Tuesday morn ing, December IT, at 1l:30 in Probate Court Room of Garland County Court House, with the undersigned, UARI. AND COUNTY IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION NO. l.
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If you are troubled with chronic constipation the mild and gentle ef- feet of Chamberlain Tablets makes them especially suited to your case For sale by all deaiers.
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MARRIAGE LICENSE.

A marriage license was issued yes terday from the county clerks office to the following; T. A. Bright, agt 23, 10 Flora billiard, age 19.
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The kodak finishing department of Jackson's Pharmacy makes a special. ty of amateur work. All work guar anteed 344 Central Ave. Phone 47
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Got one of those dandy New Web sterian dictionaries from the Sentinel. Record yet? See the coupon on page 1.
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Got one of those dandy New Web sterian dictionaries from the Sentinel Record yet? See the coupon on page l.
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Enterprise.

Next Monday the Southerns and Buckstaffs meet and closer contest is sure.
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Luncheonette a. m. to II D. m daily. Public Drug Co, 2O2 ouachita Ave.
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The kodak finishing departnlenasls Jackson's Pharmacy makes spsI sasI v of amateur work. All worh s n. anteed s44 Central Ave. fnoas
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Prescriptions called for and deliver. ed. Public Drug Co. Phone 645.