davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-20
Detective In Fist
 Fight With Scribe Over Rev. Mcfarland
Especial from United Press.

Cincinnati, Jan. 20.-Detective Joseph C. Lutz, who is taking back to Pittsburgh from Greenvilie, Tenn, Rev. w. D. Mcfarland, charged with performing criminal operations that caused the death of his form CT. secre- tary, Miss Elsie Dodds Coe, engaged in a fist fight here, today, with a newspaper reporter. Lutz was com peled to show his cred entials to a policeman to keep from being arrest ed.
 LutZ and Mcfarland arrived here at 12:3O, this morning. When a newspaper reported sought to inter view the preacher-educator, Lutz struck him. The detective and his prisoner remained here until o'clock, when they left for Pitts burgh. Although entirely self-pos- sesSed, McFarland declined to talk or even to admit his identity.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-20
DIR. HAIR IGNORED

Dr. James T.. Hair of this cftyT has been appointed member of the ex- amininG board of the Connecticut Eclectic Medical society for five years, from January 1.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-20
Kills Herself On
 Calling Husband
 To The Telephone
Especial from United Press.)

New York, Jan 2O.-Grief strick- en over the suicide of his wife, who summoned him to the telephone that he might hear the shot with which she ended her life, Dr. U. S. Houck of the United States Department If Agriculture, today, denied that quarrel. because she went Sleighrid- ing with another man, was repsonsi- ble.
 '-I am sure my wife must have been temporarily insane" he said today She. had been i'll and nerV- ous for some time
 From her apartments in a fashion able uptown house, Mrs. IIouck call. ed her husband up at his office last night. Listen closely she said. land you will hear something that will interest you.''
 The next moment she. shot herself.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-20
FEDERAL OFFICIALS ACT
NIiddHetown Woman Who Can't Pay Hospital Bill of $32 to Be
 DepOrted

Middletown, Jan. 2o-Because of failure to settle a hospital bill of $32, Mrs. ,Paloa Fazzano, of this city has been ordered deported to Italy by of hcials of the Federal government
 The woman had been at the hospital between four and five months. and it is stated, her children, a son and two daughters. had agreed to pay the hiu at the rate of one dollar a week. They did not, however, do so. but in stead called on the town selectmen for assistance. stating that they were unable to pay. An investigation fol- lowed, which developed. it is claimed by the authorities that the children were able to pay the bill. The chil- dren persisted that they were unable to pay, and the investigation went through. state and national channels'
 with the result above noted.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-20
Notfce

For Forty=sfx years we have been conducting business at the same os0 location, corner of Main and John Streets, Bridgeport, Conn.,. ano our Private Bank has been estabHSne0 9l4ere continuously. We have received and paid Oat on demand without no Gice- milliouS of dollars Of money Oe- posI6ed with us and WIG continue LO Receiye money euRject. to deposl1ors cH9cSSlr mtz wtrglf. on $ which we allO'. RRlF1g per cent. per aIlnum.- creciteu i!te.S Co each account nnOmthty. We Sohc1 eH1e accounts of individuals. OuslneSS snRen. nrIns and corporations, ana aIa who want bank account where InGy md leave 1t for one day.one week One WRonfF1 OF one year. and draw interest on it for any time it Is left win vim %; v1.sv,m11v,aIs attention as the oldest nrrn Of IBriv1ite Baukers In this state- .'.. T. .L. WATSON & co.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-20
Taft And HadIey See
 Yale Hall Fire
Especial from United Press.)

New Haven. Jan. 2o.-President Taft and President Arthur T. HadIey, of Yale, witnessed a $2,OO0 blaze in historic Connecticut Hall on the Yale Campus, this morning. The two men, who came from the nearby Taft Ho- assembled students greater than the fire. Four rooms on the top floor of Connecticut Hall were gutted. The occupants had quilted the place for chapel The cause of the blaze had not been determined, this morning.
 Connecticut Hall is the oldest building on the Yale Campus. It is famous as the rooming place of Nathan Hale, Chauncey Depew and others.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-20
Dr. Gibbs Heads
 Dental Society

The annual election. of, officers Of the ti Brlaseport Dental society held in resulted as follows: President Dr. C F. Gibbs; vice president, pr. R. H. ". Strang; secretary. pr. '. J. MY~rS; u - Ter gN~ - C. G'utttn.
 The executive committee for the ye7r in~'Udes Drs. J. l.. Egan. chair man; W. J. Mclaughlin and c. E. Atkins.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-20
HIT BY TRAIN, DIES

chos. a Greek. died at the local hos pitai early yesterday as a result of having been struck and injured by New York. New Haven and Hartford railroad train here Thursday nieht- His skull was fractured. He was a young man and hed been in this country, but three months.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1912-12-05

Anu 6hNNO pHODOCIS
) 100" a nU@q Several other highly adulerated sirnme were "s aho
1855, Raw Lnseedo Oil NJ A. iulDwt & Co.. Omaha, Ner Labeled: Duluth
other highly aduIteated eonstgnments were also" found which had been
luh, MINI" Shipped into the state by he Wholesale firm Of Paxton &
1-11sa. LAnseed Oil F L Mcclure & Co, Sioux City, Iowa. Highly aduteratd
a: Duluth n Superior IAnssed Works, Duluth, MINI" Aduteratea.
1888 Raw 1nseed Oil. W c. smith & Co, BonesteeLs I. Sold by Paxton
& Gallagher Co, Omaha, Neb. labeled: Duluth and Superior Linseed
Works Duluth MINI" Mr. W. G Smith va arrested IN the court
Mr. Smith several months previously as advised to submit a sample for
on SAFE IN ue smn q Co store ao heaHen III department felt
2-4S4 Turpentne FIorntck, More & Porterfed, Sioux City, Ia Aduterated
l-47s Tomato catsup Mont Rose Brand. National Pickle & Canning Co,
o., KeOkuk Iowa Contains aims much spoiled ax material ri and is th%sfOre aGulte%sd
his ea@up Is made from very loudly n partly rotten tomatoes IN is
Co, Cincinnati, Ohio. Sold by seabuy & Co, St Paul Mimi contains a
great deal Of spoiled material Highly aduIterated
1850 Tomato catsup Robin Brand. J. II Allen & 70 ST. Paul Contains
1-2s7. Cider Vinegar. Clipper Brand. Henry Horner & Co" Chicago. Aduherat-
ed Not pure eide vinegar No., Mia - -
nTsc S sm vinegar e"e' q D"'''7 ." '""' MINI Ao""a"h NOT
1loss cider vinegar Haaman Vinegar & Pickle 20, Sioux City, W Adult
trated in that dilute aoeHc acid or distilled vinegar has in part been
substituted for pure cider vinegar
labeled for the mar OF the State where manufactured.
sample was adureratod in that it vas Beached. which beached -four con
Agriculture to be deeteriOus to health.
Wheat Flour Eclipse Brand. F L. Sanders. stanton, Nebr This sample
"a eduterated n that it was beaehed which beached -four contains an
added substance claimed by the United States Department of Agriculture
Wheat Flour. Big S Brand /. L. Sanders, stanton. Nebr This sample
was aduterated in that it was b cached which neaehed flour contains an
to be deetrious to health
Wheat Flour Our Best Brand Crosby & rrotvinsky. Tnden. Ner This
sample was aduHerated in that it was beached which heached -four con-
tins a added substance claimed by the United States Department of
Wheat Flour. Gilt Edge Brand Crosby & Pravinsky, TIden, Nebr
contains IN added substance claimed by the United States Department Of
a-45s Roasted Gomez. Fancy Blend r. Meyer & Co, Ekton. $ d M1sbranded
in that it was short eight
Claims to be extra quality when IS a matter Of fact it |" very poor
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1912-12-05

1881 sweet Spirits Nitro Iaehapte Brand. Norgrn Medcine Co, Minneapolis
MINI. Aduterated in that il is very deficient in ethyl nnrue #
1881 Hydrogen Peroxide. Peroxo Brand. Feoxo manufacturing Co, St Louis
Mo AduheTated in that ii is too high in acidhy. a
&425 Hofman's Anodyne. Dr.. Wards MedctneC Co, Winona, Mnn. Not TIor-
mans anodyne, but Ionmans drops A
1852. Product submitted n claimed to have been sold as Creoin. Found not
to be reolm @
l&ls. Seneca Hog Conditioner IN Cholera Remedy. The Seneca Co, THIN,
ohio Mistranded in hat il is not labeled for he m of the ingredients
PIE Seneca Stock Powder The Seneca Co, Tlnn, Ohio. Mhhanded in that
it is not labeled for the ame of the ingredients g.
1920. Seneca Poultry Powder. The Seneca Co, Tinfn. Ohio Msbrsnaed in
hat it is not labeled for the m of the ingredients. -" M
l. Chas. l. ode, County Auditor OF land County. South Dakota, dc. hereby
.misbranded food ant drug products am nnseed oil, certified to ne by Alfred N
Cook. Food ad Drug Commissioner .E
CIAS / oDLE, County Auditor II
(SEAL) " D.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1912-12-05
ouLrERATEo AND MIseRANDEo FOOD AND DRUG PRODUCTS AND LIN
SEED OILS.

l. Alfred n. Cook Foo and Drug Conmhssc r for South Dakota, 10 hereby
Gritty hat the list of food M drug products and rnseed oil herein specified
ave been analysed or examined during tho seven months preceding October l.
92 and, in ny opinion, the same are aduItratcl or nisbmnded within the
neaning Of the statute as shown in each individual case.
ALFRED n COOK.
Food md Drug Commissioner
Subscribed n sworn to before m this 10th day of November. 1912.
SEAL) JENS N. BITTERNESS,
Notary Public
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-24
VOTE ON HUBBARD
RESOLUTION
Shows House OF Delegates Opposed
to Primaries and Against Pri-
mary Election Law.

On the third day of the extra ses-
sion of the Legislature, the House
OF Delegates. working under COM
pIete domination OF the Chiffon
watson combine. went on record as
being opposed to direct primaries
for the nomination OF candidates
for public oflce and further said
that it was not the disposition OF the
House to enact primary law at the
special session.
The action. taken by the House OF
DELEGATES. on the 18th day OF May
completely refutes any argument
that the Democratic majority in the
Legislature stood for any kind OF a
primary bill, for the House. by ana
ave and no vote on that date. ex-
pressly stated that it did not favor
the nomination Of candidates for
nublic ONCE by the direct primary
system and furthermore, it gave NO
tice It would not enact any primary
legislation at the special session.
delegate N. c. Hubbard. OF Ohio
county. BIZ reason of pIness, did not
arrive at Charleston for the special
session until the morning OF May
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-24


===.....s..
~ -
~ - 49,. r ~ 500 ~
ont. S..lrlI 3, 1S[tv
l5le.v sS7olI ~ -. s5sII y -. -
$500 r ~ TJ15fs5 $50. 4E@1
demspd "a aav 80 sb9II - ~
fsove[.C- ~ E,,,- 9s-s-
-sad 4 saw q v6n ,,s1fis.S5s=3ss5-
them ! ehaDee
az Won defeat nv vonr ,ctfon a
the 5onse - T,elegs,eg - 1870.
~ tts ,.,,lo -. .,,l7 =. ....,ssSs
a ne polis "a Io7 = o,sei.I ~ -
an Fon deSeat 4beiiF T7ishea vo1
,nqb4 - ba tn-na1 5io1,n 56aF',sr!
s 81 - ~ ,1st,s4,sS - segsEs5
ann ~ recaII a. - S1v sse+I,55, S,..o7,-
oeftioT, .
zrbe vo.o =, ~. .4o,4,o, - 4be
resoI,,+io o1sT was - solIo;s-s. 49,
v zste 1sDesEer1 PS1.,s- car
csr-o7l S,I;To-5 1Syc, 7E,51Esrd. a.
i;Dg rsoo5e ETsli zTo[rE E55I,I,srel
7Ts4S.S11 [+--se.. 4sEs-.
ESa;e+e- [-aI,v vtgd Tocv 49,
o,,Es 1So.rss 1rsesz,5.E 7r.7v43re
M .veb7i1 oC5o1 ove1s Psrs
sone 75owI,srtoT ps,ce PendletoD
3d. eojIer+ sst.1er smoo4 sne-t
go s+-s+y,a- .ra-5;IT v.I+o1
yve,Is vsi+5s1 ~ yzi1ltams-42. l
ags5,s+ .15eTro1 7srf5naton.
r.v17oI1, r,orIe Courtney Feifon.
Ssoo5vl-oont1 TTe,rv zInev Iobn-
son IoTiv zane r[e1nelv T.sw In
Ia Nos, 1ro-o55itb lfiIIer Moore
~ NTr++sIl o,Irs. Baden por-f
ter Robinaon sanders shock. !
c+ooIe TboDse 7,orcl1or4on van
,Io,or v;clzere ana wvsonq-s4
Absent ana not vofinq- barlow. ]
Rran1or. C0huy FsITPrie TavfS IA.
ger n q u1blard Ice az Rarbonr.
svmnoe ana WiIdman-1o
The nice resolntion authorizing
me snnoin+7nent of the ..special
Comn,itfee ~ 81. was passed on
Sgav Sc the 6rst day If the special
session The onlv argument tender
"a for me -a,nDointp,ent of the speci-i
~ COMMITTEES was to give considera-
ION to each section Of the state.
= the aDnointment If the Commit
.ee the folowing morning, after
rne.l,er watzel bad conferred with
lbe otber Watson-ChiIton leaders.
nc snaaker icnored the resolution
], hicb directed him to give each sen
. toriel I;strict -eDresentation on the
r,onmft+ae annoint the two mem
1srs from vcDoweu county and two
,,embers from Marion county as
.aez1,,,ers 80 the CO., ,ofttae. ana fail
me - snnoinf \ sineIe delegatei
from the Eighth OF Twelfth sena=
torial districts.
ne rs .spssisl coanttsss l d ~ Win
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-24


&
- ~ q; = s.. 3 s, ~
Is 5. ss..=. ~.
!Iaplae go 8. ~, "a
go :. 3 q -
a.'5 9 ~ .ssS55s 3. 5l
- - S.-Ies.. .Ss7 .IHz
~ 4, 80 ss
ne sote e1 VS. S ~.
tseA e 2 1tel's II = ~
g IS. 49,
- J. -. ~ - s-s.E
5. - - = -.
Se q Z 49, sl-.i.1 ~. =
- 80. ~. = .s,S
ne : 8 - 8 ~ ,;1 Y
49, .s.s wen = s 5as ~. 8 ~ s.. 80
IA "a we4t viraIn5a VIC bad de-
19aande5 he enaefn1eT5t "a ! znriipna4y
- maj n nm 9v-,oI735i - 1ssae6
pesd the vote IN ina resoII,ffon-
moe votinp Is The sfiirDoatIl1e made
az ,n61,c 6ecjs-s:f5o,1 sti,o+ tI,e,s y,e-e
IN 5yract Driy,arT lar e15S tbose
-,o+ir., 4 a.. Z,.-s,.tS,,. ,5,-.,;t 4 -.
~ = 6sy,e ol11oss5, q ];S+srf MI
vSs-ieg sTbea ~, zoe -ss.6-de,, "a
VoIIows.
ms 40. . A45.-so, p.r.
,ow prs1no, 1eTeatn.,to7, S.s7,IbeII
c..,a ', Cas.,, 60 $500 -, 800
GooSykoo1tZ E4e,,ry N-elsS1 Z. ana
bar6 ETndnaII. gTey re Il ~.
bonr. Teners robinson. ToiIy. Ken5e-
dv law Wsrsb Meredffb WIlIer
Moore ITorfoD NrD+4alI Orra Po6-
den porter Robinson. sanders.
sbock sFapqs steale. Thomas van
NTater uysTfon vgiIdmaD s1d Wv
SONG twenty Pennblfcan. ana
nineteen Demoersts votine IS the A.
So Sa -
me Nos vo-a. w.+zo, fs,-stz
~ polo5,a- go rasoIY r,ifTo-5
go. No. IZ,,,s 49,. e,,T-s
-on ~ eoode ' IIsss- 4.n s9. EIer-
- -. s2ss..' 49, 80
Seister. II Kenny e nv kidd TaeT LiIIeF.
,farcum. morris. MccauIey 9rcYp-
tire ogden oweos t15arso1e Penn.
Derton. Pence Pendleton. pngh SET
bert. shaver. smoot. sperow. stroth-
ar svmns Term Thocimorton.
weIIs wbitbap, ana WI
iams-46. three RenubIIeans ana
a. Democrats voting - the Mega
i've.
Tho debate IN 4ba Enbbard rs.o-
ution WHICH S,as the frqt e@ort "a.
y honest ee1-ess 10 D - n-so.-v IsE
slation sbowed the on3oDe5+s ~
,-iDsrv Ieeiela+ioD' 4o-ce5 - ro.or+
: s,,{to-s,,eo = -o.1o1s3y9o - +1,oss
,.bo ,avored tbe HDbbard TeaoIution
md wbo we-e vviIIing - decIore
heir s5vocscv ~ ! 5frec+ Drtr,srv
IN
=. o4,o.
80 80 - W. -. = s.Ig.sE =
!, 80 ~ sNS @.ss ssn1 t..e9
- 80 49, ZOE -.
= :tlou' tue uep@le IS AaeeE t7sSAls' II
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-24


=
q
me
~ men 5lle.
ma .llF ey6nd. the
GeVCIyeB mon
oe ne SAFE a1l..s -.
oiIy dlgeted Of po<
ion. I fhilk Jon
isti.g Gosion Of the
1 DO DdTp1oge Of pass
cpn law, the pFin+,
RI eo15 hints . primary
5ptll political par
sl, S enacted. slguld carly
cement OF our eqrS
net, With proper pens
& Yio16tion; and among
fCt6eltdro OF the once by
d6ts IN whose interest an
On IS the 1aN sna11 have beenl
- diSeFNent opinions express
ION VARIOUS SECTIONS OF tue,
81 tie question as to Wheth-
ptld can an extra session
@ pos or NOT ana as an in-i
citizen. 4 cannot refrain
pressing to you an earnest
mat the best interests Of
te demand the enactment OF
lave
statement OF Col MeGraw
paae Tor political eject was
proved y Ris attitude during the e3-
n session Of the Legislature, wi1eni
70 charlestOu from his,
home q GRAFTON and pleaded with
ne ocEatie members OF the Leg
isias not 10 forget their pledges
70 ne people OF the state.
ree Democratic members OF the
state Senate assured Governor
sock Of their support to the en-
aet7neat OF direct primary Jaw
Senator's a. Hood Ra1ltps' OF eIEal-
ton; George W Bland OF west
Union, and Senator JAKE f1sneF' OF
su4to6. commended him Tor his ae-
Hon.
Senator Fisher, IN pubic stare
nlent made prior to the assembling
Of tlle Legisiature, said:
'seEtainly am In favor OF tns
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-24


q.
1e
eSl-tlol r = g1lo
ta.1Ils ne
here's oIlzel % aRIolt . So
cial Committee, whose duty s i,lai
ba 70 consider and report all bins
lneasure, resolutions relating Sc
the matters contained IN the pCoeln=
nation a the GOVernor issued -
the 18th day Of April 1911. -
sembling the present sesion OF the
begislatnre. excepting sneh portion
q said proclauaafien as relates g
he appropr1atioq Of money g g
rag ne ens q s-le -.
2rosloea' ll'-L AZ otllZl 49,. -
- 8. A[lezllls laeees - - s..s,o,,
'els.llz = '-l.e ~ -. -. 800
. l1e 49, = !. e---
IRE ne9eDy Soelel11
This Fesoluaon vas t--9eh Y -
immediate eohllq-:sEstlLon q
smended by Deleease A1.1t'
Mineral county % maze tls
ntttee consist OF q nle41le.zls' . ~ =
AIKEN eqpa44y from "a Ps.Ess S = 49,
state ana easn SenA'o
tale4
Earnest and vigorous protest vas
made against the adoption o.
resolution by some OF tne SL1s
cratic members OF tne HOUSE
gate Wysong termed II an
to defeat a primary law Y $3.50 $3.50
primary bills to the sPeelsL $500 --a,a.,
tee where they could % plssol- 49,
at the will OF the suOseR. s19Ats
bers Of the Connmletee. 4
In discussing the appointment o.
the Special Committee OF 2I, Delegate
Wysong said:
.ewbv should this Committee be APP
oo;1teJq ! cannot get over the prop
osi+ion that occurs to my mind that
t5o o-,zinaI committees that were APP
Zoin+ed and stand as the original COM
ro;+tees 81 the regular session OF this
House ought to be the original com
1,s+tees and the regular committees Of
4I,o present session Of the Legislature.
= not vbv not2 II the original COM
,.;++ees remain as they are, why
stoT1d not this bill go to these COM
n3itteesq
az submit. Mr.. Speaker. that the
o-;e5naI committees are capable OF
,;ro- care Of anything that may be
T.on+ionad IN the special call of the
covo-Ior And when this bill may be
zroso1+a1 and anticipate the presen-
t - ~ primary bin, Mr.. Speaker,
49, - sbon1d be the duty of the
eneater under the law to refer the
si,I - tho nroper committee
rnon tbe vote for the adoption Of |
Tho resolution creating the Committee. !
~ wvsone said:
Wysonq Warns Democrats.
permit me in explaining my vote
- co. that intend to oppose. to the
a1tent Of INV ability in this House, any
$500 - defeat a general and fair pri-
,narv hill / think, Mr.. Speaker, that
.,.;- amendment to the amendment is
100 ,1 for the verv purpose of delaying
IA 1efeatine the primary bill that we
= nar+v are met and pledged to
noss therefore, 1 intend. Mr.. Speak
az TO vote aye in order to permit the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-24


Hon. James w. Robinson, of Harri-
son county, Democratic member of the
House of Delegates, commended the
action of the States executive. He
wrote:
while 1 am not fascinated with
losing the time, from a personal and
selfish standpoint to attend another
session this year, yet desire to con-
graduate you in calling the Legisla-
ture together, especially in the face
of such bitter opposition on the part
i OF many conspicuous politicians OF
both political parties. In doing so,
] / consider that you have performed a
great civic duty to the State which
will give the legislators an opportu-
nifty to pass a law, which, IL enacted,
will correct so many OF the vile and
unpatriotic abuses so frequently re-
sorted to by political organizations
and parties in selecting candidates for
public Office"
Hon. Andrew Edmiston, OF Weston,
Democrats leader in West Virginia
for many years, who was a candidate
for the Democratic nomination for
/, United States Senator before the
Democratic senatorial caucus at the
regular session OF the Legislature,
was outspokea in commentator OF
the Governor. In a public statement,
he said:.
THAT was the most creditable ac-
ton that Governor GlasseOck has per-
formed since his Inauguration. The
passage OF a primary law cannot be
Objectionable to jther party, because
botb parties have pledged themselves
! to the passage OF Statewide primary
II all the members OF the Legislature
are disposed to do the right thing
and are honest, there can be no dam
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20

0ied! Tins belten Ganf" erpioerte
Wicinert GQmers e1irig. Mber Ser
&ertbeioiger mebrte inn, als er i@on
lein Noti5bur@ aus ser Gal4e nebmen
mollte, UNI sic 9uittung 81 .i9rei=
ben.
vginen Muge1nblid, Meinert" Jag
te er. nDie Mu%ffin5ung 5es &adets
un6 sic Seffnung 6esielben Dor Mu=
gen bes %bisberige,1 Mufbemabrers lit
bon ouerbo6iter @ihtiefeit fir Die
l1nidul6 meines @lienten, ur6 5es<
balb balte i9 es nidt nur fir iebr
angebradt, ionoern fir notbmenoig,
tpenn Sdmenfen6ied uns nit 6em
Bodet ioglei6 5um unteri adungsridz
ter nod 8rudbolm begleitet. @uf ale
Saue fam er auf @uni@ 6es &idt
tiers oann glei6 ale M ta116e be5eu=
gen, tpo6ur@ sic gauge sa6e meient<
li9 bereinfo9t tpiir6e."
C56luB folgt.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20
Madt sic Matipn itubiq.

Die u%ngebeure 2iite ser nngliids-
faQe om 4. Sl1li fl0Bt ser Menidbeit
DISQUALIFICATION Elm. Dem gegeniiber
nber itebt immerbin sic mun6eroone
@eilung 5ur9 8udlen's Mrnica Sal<
be bon t~auienoen, mel9e litten, an
8ramomun6en, Sdnittmun6en, Duet
i6ungen, &ugelmun0en o6er @rplo<
jions1pun6en. sic ertpirft 6as roIde
&eiGen bon 8eulen, @ei6miiren, @c5e=
ma, peben 2ippen ODER @6morrboi<
sen. IS Gts. in Molitors Mpotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20
Trmdtitanb int Mprbtpeitem.
@oihinQtpn. lis. sSl

@aibington, Is. Suni.
Ser @rntei tan0Sberidt ser &egie=
rung, melder sic friiber ni9t ange=
gebenen 8ebauungsfldden Ser mid=
tighten Gru9tiorten ur1 ibren Stan5
am 1. Sum- arge5eigt, mel6et, 6aB init
5omnertpei5en 19,2O1, 900 Mcres inn
@erglei@ gu 20,381, 900 inn Iebten
Sabre angeiat iin0, uno 6oB 1iele
6ru6t 95.8 &ro5ent seq Mormal5u-
itan0es ge9en 94.6 int porigen un6
93.8 int 5ebnidbrigen Dur6idnitt er<
langt bat.