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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-26
OAKLAND co. SHOWS
MOVING PICTURES TO
A LARGE AUDIENCE

The Oakland Motor Company have
for the past week executed a new and
novel publicity arrangement by show
ing moving pictures every evening di-
rectly opposite their Peachtree show
rooms.
Every night the street around the
Grand theater has been packed with
people enjoying the pictures and hear
ing of the good qualities of the Oakland
ears.
The Atlanta branch OF the Oakland is
one of the live and progressive motor
concerns of the city. and in this enter
prise they have measured up to the
standard of doing real things in a big
way.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-26
OAKLAND MANAGER
EXPLAINS MEANING
OF MOTOR SERVICE

Service counts" says George r. Dam
iels, general manager of the Oakland Mo-
tor Car Company. of Pontiac. Service
not only Includes the proper care Of your
customers cars after YOU have sold them,
but 1t means fundamentally selling cars
that will nor continually force the own
ers TO come back to YOU for attention, or,
as it is termed service
We have had a very practical demon
stration Of this-the value OF Oakland cars
in the service they have been giving the
Pacific Hardware and Steel Company. of
San Francisco, Four months ago we
sold them ID runabouts and for 120 days
these cars have been forced over the
worst roads and streets in the state of
California without thought or care as to
what happened to them"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-26
AMERICAN CARS
INVADE EUROPE

IT'S going to require more than a lot
of wild rumors of prohibitive tariffs and
ruthless competition. turned loose at Brit
ish Indignation meetings, to have any
influence. except for good. on the impor-
tation or high grade. low priced Ameri-
can motor cars in England. All the vo-
cal fireworks which have been discharged
in the tight little isle have shown not
the least i'll effect on the business. More
American cars are sent to England and
the rest of Europe today than ever before
and the demand is constantly increasing"
In the above words, vice president and
general manager of the WHY'S Overland
Company of Toledo, Ohio, sums up the
European automobile situation.
THE medium priced car. which gives
such dollar for dollar value as does the
Overland line, is far and away past the
panic<y stage in expectation. So firmly
has it taken its stand in foreign coun-
tries and so rapidly is its prestige and
popularity increasing that nothing but
a better car for less money will suppiant
it in the affections of the European buyer
"As is well known to the. industry
everywhere modern labor saving machin-
cry of the kind used in America is al
most an unknown quantity in European
automobile manufacture. How is a for
eign plant where grinding, filing, and
even much of the roughing out is done by
hand, to compete with an American plant
where modern machinery makes posi-
BILE the annual capacity Of 10000 cars, like
the Overland factory. Competition under
these conditions is an absolue impossi
biIitV
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-26

The Premier Sales Company has
moved to its handsome new quarters
at 455 Peachtree street. Messrs. Bus
scy and Steele now have a show room
worthy of, the Premier
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-16
Maifas nbpiflins.

@i omtalt iio1te uge, at 8reitoent
Saft bab6e in6ien6t ct 8uo1fab til
&ongresien angaaenoe oe 5friot,
Der bsr tages til uopifling al 4la=
ifas naturlige ~&ig0omsfil6er. Set
ber / 0enne 6orbinoelie nebnes, at
&ongresman6en for Minneiotas
f6r1te Di1trift Si6nep Mn6erien, al
lere6e / Samlingens 8egpn6elie, 8.
Is. December, / &%ongreSien trent
iatte ct Tori1ag ON 8pgning al
en- national Sernbane / Mlofa, og
bette Gorilag bar iaaleoes pe6 8ra>
fi6entens 8u6ifab forrige uge faaet
Den aller fraftigfte Stbtte. 5om
omtalt frembebeoe Brefi6enten, al
fibnt Fan lite / Acknowledged Bat
/ Sabgr at &egiertngseie eller Drift,
er Gorboloene / Mlaffa al en- iaa,
ban Mrt, at &egieringen buroe tr9z
De til og itgtte og opmuntre u6pif=
lingen be6 @pgning al EFT Sopeo-
iernbane, iaa meget mere, iom Ser
ingen San6ipnligbe6 ct for, at Mor<
an-@uggenbeim S11teresierne piI6e
foretage nogen Sernbanebpgning u1=
Ser 6e nltp9ren6e Torbol6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-16
Gnostieneiter ct. &aul.

9anif Gu. lntb. ct. stepbans Sir.
fe, Sisrnet Of Orleans % stepens
Street, @ubstieneite .bper Ssnoag
6ormi0oag &l. IL. @gnoagsifoIe
SCI. 8. ~ g.. q. Sobnion, @rait.
@olgatba o~anif.norffe 8~resbpteri.
amer Strife, 1856 Gbomas ct, ner
Slice ct. Danif @uostieneite bper
Sbnoa9 Bormo0ag &l. 1890 og en-.
gelf @uostieneite bper Ssnbag Mf.
ten ST. 7.30. Ssnoagstole &I.
$50. 8gnnemsoe bper Dnsbag Mf-
ten SCI. s @irfens unoerbpgning.
Irel Ma6ien, Dr. tbeoI. Baitor. go,
peel 582 Sberburne Mpe.
Gpnooens norif ebangeliif luther.
ffe Menigbeo, &igrnet af nniperiitp
og Barf Nbes., bolber @uostieneite
bber Senoag 5%ormiooog SCI. 1890
og Mften &l. 7.45. Sgnoogsifolen
mgoer &l. 9 5orm.
S Rapellet paa &iprnet at @ea-
nep og Carl 5ts., er Ser 5enoags.
ifole bper Spn6ag @ftermi6oag 81.
3 og @u6stjeneite &l. 7.30 Mften.
S Sjpberes Sail, 874 Hapne
Mpenue, ct Ser Sgnoagsifole bper
5enoag Gfterm. &l. 3. - g. &.
&eque, Haitor, $40 Capitol 8oule.
barb.
Srefuloisbeos norif epaus. lntb.
Strife, Darlington og @berburne
Mpes. @u0stieneite bper @pnoae
SCI. 1920 8orm. paa Morit og 7.45
Mften pua @ngelif. Sgn6ogsitole
og 9ibelflaSic efter &gimesieguos.
tienelten. - @br. 5pbilruo, Yrelt,
$50 6uller Street.
8et6ania Strife, 81. Scents % So
relt Street. @u6stienelte atbolOes
@enoag 8orm. &l. 1890 og often
81. 7.30. Sper Sorsoag often 8gu=
nemp0e i &irfens 8aiement. 5pn-
bagsifole bper 5enoag @l. ~. 8.
S. 6lagitab, Yrait. @opel $40
g)orf Street.
Den. uori f-sanife Metbobijt &irfc,
Siernet al 8rooomap og 1876 st.,
afbol0er fine @uostieneIter JONI fpl-
ger: @reoiten 5pnoag 6ormiooae
&loffen 1890. Mften 7.45. hinge
3olts @pmortb 2igo: Ssn0ag Mftcn
SCI. GAS, og literert Me6e De tire fer-
ite Sirs6oge / Maoneoen. 8gn-
nemsoe bper 0ns6ag Mften 81. 8.
S s. 1olleflen, Naitor, 2S9 13tb
Street.
@ubstjeneite / Ben nprif-oanfe
8aptiit-&irfc, &iprnet al Milfor6
og 8oo6bribge Streets, bber @sn-
bag 81. 1880 Gormiooag og 7.30
&ften. &l. $50 l~lng0omsmsoe
Den norif-oanife 8aptiitmenigbebs
~l1ngoomsforentng mgoer / lit 9otale
bper 9bn6ag 81. $50 @fterm., 81.
al milfor0 oe @oo6bri0se cts.
Gang % Muiit al Il. S. Sangfor.
ollie Sfanoinaper biprtelie bel
TONNE.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-16
Horv Dafota.

Sl1Ii1s Moe / @ron0 Sorts
bar erflGret Jig ifDl6ig / 6alif / 8.
:@ra6 % afpenter lin Dom. Moe,
Der ti0ligere bar boet / minneapolis,
hf Senge pna en- falif Gbecf for
$3.50 paa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
8anf / @ran6 Sorts. Son bleb
greben, %efterat ban bar blepet for
fuIgt fra @ron6 SORTS til StiIle<
bopsfpften og oerfra til Seem Oorf.
6orle6en blep Ser / 8ismarcf
be6 ipeciel Mfitemning belluttet at
opf6re ct fomunalt Toriamlingslo-
tale til $4,000. Ser ofgobes FIN
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-16

514 5temmer, bporaf DC 405 Dor
for og 100 in1oo. Set bar set
fpr5te Galg UNDER Sen npe 2op, ser
blanot an6et forbpbcr at gipe ri
&ieriel til o9 fra @algite6erne> os
bette aniees iom en- @run6 ill., at
9eltagelien / @olget bar ioa rinee.
@rono Sorts 5ocialiiter bot
itilIet en- ful6iten6ig 8ppalgieo6el /
Marfen. Mopor 90. S. Murpbp ct
&anoi6at for @ienoalg, og ser BIZ
per mnlig en- treble &anoioat. SO
'cialiiternes &anbiboter er: 6or
Mapor, S. 6. &11lita6; &osierer, S:
6. Mnoerfon; EoIiti6ommer, S. 81.
Sgenoer; Sre6s6ommer, &bn g.
Gonnor; Al6ermen, 8. GbaraIoion
Oscar &nu0ion, S. g. 0Iion, CHRIS
Melion, @ation Mnoerion, @olter
Peabobp og Sobn Gmenion.
S @ron6 SORTS bar man life
babt iaa folo Sa11lar Maane6 IL
Sen Ser for 20 Star ii6en oprette=
oes 8eiritation 6erlte0s. Sen gien=
n%eminitltge Semperatur for oennc
Waoneo far fgr bGret $50 @ra6er
cher 3ero, me6ens Sen nplig for
lgbne bite en- @iennem lnitstempe.
ratur al go UNDER. &un en- eneite
Sag fom Observation-Disclosures
ODER 3eromerfet> og Sem foloelte
Sag mangle6e 6et finn en- Grab /,
at &efon6m9rfet for Sc 20 ii6lte
Mar bar naaet. @n anoen mprfe=
Zig cling pe6 Sanl1dr Maane6 bar,
at Ben bapoe IS ifpfrie Gage oa
at Meobgren fun beIgb Jig til list
ober cit Gre6ie6el CONNIE, me6ens
par Iiot ODER Z CONNER.
Roa @runo at ben iterfe &11l6e
bar Der altlaa fl1n ubetpoelig Gng=
/ Sneen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-16

@n nbpgeelis Torsiftntnesaffere
bar funoet Ste6 2eroag Mften /
1908 @aibinton Mpe. g., i6et en-
6erboenoe @ognmano og 2aretbeier
@imon SMallep % en- 3 Mar CANT
mel 8ige, Bonnie @ee6, er bg6e eff
ter at babe ipiit Gonbp al en- 9@ffe,
}om O'Mallep fanbt u6enfor fin
9er, 6a ban Tom biem ON &ftenen.
Sen lille 8ige bar Datter at en-
Mabofone, Der bob6e %obergipet ben=
6e / @aret9gt at O'Malleps &l1s-
bolberife, Miis CLARA Crates, me-
bens bun git @rin6er / 8Den. Da
bun tom tilbage tent ON Mftenen,
bar Barnet $50. On nng Man6,
2ouis Opener, ser boe0e bos
S'@aIIep, og ION ipiite at Suffer-
tbiet, bleb beftigt ipg og bragtes til
BDboipttalet, me6ens Miis Crates,
Ser ligele6es bab6e np6t en6el al
oct, intet feileoe. &ele MHeren er
bbi @rab mpitiff, og @olitiet, iom
ftabig bar arbei6et pao Sagen, bar.
lite Dgret i1tanb til at opflare Ben.
Ser er en- m11Iigbeo for, at O'maI-
lep bar benpttet benre Maa6e at
begua @elbmor6 puu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-16

Moines, at Ben Sio lite CT fiern,
90 Golf pil blipe lepenoe optoget til
Det pil 1fe ON noglc
@ar. @an uotolte beitemt, at ban
troeoe, at ban life Tom til at 50 al
M10eroom. i6et &riit1s pilbc fomme
tilbage til Sorben fer Sen Eib.
Det treffer after op til uru=
Iigbe6er paa 5porDognslinierne /
Sees Moines. 0ireftgren for 5por-
beiene, S. $. @arrigan, bar tilbuot
en Sorbgielie at T1lnftionnrerneS
2enninger, men life iaa ltor, iom
bisie gior6e @rop paa, ioet '0e for
langte 25 psf. 5ibitet l1ge blep
Ser bolot en- Mfltemning ODER @arri>
gons Silbno / Gagforeningen, og
oct bleb %forfaitet. @arrigan bar
n6talt iom Spar paa 6orlongenoet
ON IS pGts. 6orbeielie, at 0enne
bil6e bore ensbctD0en0e mes Galltt
for 5elifabet. Set ct en6nu life
me66elt, bbilfe Sfribt Sporpogns=
funftiongrcr11e oil tage.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-16

8ben iom egen Mrbejbsgiber. @eb
ii6ite @praa6smg6e be6toges en- Or
6inance, ifglge bpilfen alt oct Mr-
bei6e, ser u6fpres al 8Den, ffal ffe
paa Doalen og lite font biotil be6
lapeitbDoen6e &ontrofterer. 9etfe
in6befatter 8pgnin9s=, Bro, &loaf<,
&anole0nings= og 8rolegningss
arbei6e. 8e6tagelien ifete meo
Oct fnappe G1ertal of 2 @tem=
mer at ialt 26 Stemmer, og
foruo for Ben git Ser en- meget
bi6iig Debat, / bpiIfen BET blanot
an6et bep6e6es, at 8pen loo Jig fu=
ionere at Mrbei6erunionerne, og al
6e Ml6ermen, Der biloe femme for
0en> gior6e bette for life at MITE
Mrbei6ernes Stemmer. Gitp Mttor=
nep Giib bar erfleret, at Sroinan=
cen lite er / 9berens1temmelic mel
8pens Charter, ser faitietter, al
8pens @rbeioer ifal uofgres pao
billigite Mnaoe, enten set iaa Ell
pao aontraft eIler beo 6aglenne1
Mrbei6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-16
Joma.

- General Sn,mes g. @eabcr
er afgaaet beo Dpben / Des Moines,
80 Aar Mor gammel, efter flere
Tigers Spg6on1. General @eaber
bar / 1892 Breli6ent=& nnoi6at paa
Boprliiternes @nlgiebbel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-16
st. PAUL.

81. Paul.
est. Paul Ndanas' removed ia Room
E2O1 Court Block.
We'd KjGb e1ler Reparation If
Uhre bes9g den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, 2oo E. 9TH ST.,
St. Paul.
n&atiunalt Tjssitel" % Mftenu11-
Foerboloning gipes at Den norife
MISUNDERSTANDING r2pngblon1-
iten" Mo. 4 poa Mi,1nebaba Sail,
|160 @eit Mintb ct, Gors6ag glf=
ten Sen 29oe 6ebruar. BILLET 25
Gents.
&aa Observation-Disclosures re9,t-
lore Wtpbe Girs0agen Sen 20. Sch.
bill ST.. SAUL &asm1sien bol0e So
reorag, bportil allie oanite er bel
fommen. Otter 6oreoraget &affe
og maaife liot M1iif. Mgoepla6len
er Central slnner Sail paa 6tb ctr.
Iige oberfor Eoltbuiet.
/; @pl9atba &irfen. Ger pil blipe
@uostieneite / SEN 0anife @olgatba
Strife f%grltfommenoc Spn6ag pe0 Sc
ie0panlige Sioer &. 1890 Sormto-
Sag 0onif o. 81. $50 poa e11gelf.
@mnet pe0 Observation-Disclosures
bil blipc:: v&linter1 Manot @pe0en",
pg ON Mftenen: uyes ano &c.,.
, Strioen pm 8armct. Mrs. SSH
liam Scbroeoer al Oellom @rais,
ga fotcBeman, Canada, agter at ap=
pellere lin Gag for at faa tit Bleie=
barn, Mprtle Sl1ne 8olo ttlbage,
til @pjeiterct. Dommer Orr al 81
itriftsretten bar ginet Mo0eren,
Mrs. Oscar 6onletb, 295 Murora
Mpenne, Set til Barnet. Mrs.
>5cbroeoer ct 8ornets Gante og tog
fig al set, 6a set bar ganife lille og
'Wfooeren life fun6e forigr9e set.
{ 9saa Gtatens 2anbbrugsifole bol0=
tes ser Sre6og Nften Ell 8eltalen=
beosprgpe UNDER 2e6elie al &eftor
@i,1cent al Statsuniperiitetet. 9el=
tagerne fit fun tire @inutter bner
til at forbere6e lin Sale, og oenne
maatte life bare lpngere ems tire
Minutter. Ser bar 2o0trefntng
ON bbtlfet Gimme bper Ealer if1loe
bebonole. Gprite Eremrie blep put1=
set al S. Mperp. 8lonbt 9eltager-
ne par &arrp &anion, @loer Smon=
ion og Mrel So0erbo1m.
81. Saul @bpleialebiitrift bar en-
Eio tr11et meb en- alborlig Sloe=
brand tiolig 2groag Morgen. Sci
begpnote at brenbe / &jeloeren 11r1=
Der Scan6inopim : Mmericm 8anf,
en- ie%fs=etages 8pgning paa @trtb og
&obert Streets. 6lammerne lob
op as Glebotoricbaften til femte
@tQge. 5fa6en poa 8%Dgningen er
omfring $4,000. @ele> 8ronope@
tenet rpffe0e uo. @iceprei ioent 6.
g. Sobnion, &asierer S. 81. @man-
ion og asiiteren0e 8asierer S. 8.
Senien inofanot fig / 8unfen neite
Morgen og oplplte, at 8anfen piloe
blipe oabnet / famine 2ofaler.
Grtatntngsibssmaal. &icbaro 8
Marfgraf, Ell al Sc M9no, ION
tom till fa6e neo &ollislionen mel
lem Sc to 5porpogne beo Senen
Corners for nogle Tiger lioen, ioet
Sen enc 5poroogn tog Magten fra
Motorman6en i 5elbp Gunnellen,
bor onlogt @ritatningSipgsmoa
moo Sporpejsfompagniet for $685.
900. SON fom i &irsoaes nS al
ct. Soiepbs @oipital, bpor ban
bar Iigget iioen l1lpffen i11otraf.
nmio6eIbart efter l1lpffen bapoe 1ao
at lige bper eneite Basioger pao
ben forulpffeoe Bogn 8eieg al
'Mgenter for &ompagniet, og mango
al Dem afgior6e Sagen paa @teoe1
for 5ummer fra $25 til $500. Mo=
tormonoe,1, Mn6rem Smanlon, mi
ite6e lit enc Sen be6 5ammenlteoet.
@an ct en0ru paa !@oipitalet, men
MoSroo
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S @enion 81, g.. Daf., 800
Mcrcs; $50 Nlcres ut0er &ultnr.
8eliggenoc 3 MfiI Gelt for Seeds og
3 0fil 91t for Dorf. @oot &us og
Stal0; go6t &an0.
Moresie: $. q. Mprfert,
TulcD, 8aloluin g., Mlabama.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-16

r2eoer o1 efter bin Sun6?"
rSa."
r@Oorfor oOerterer gu life i
Mbiien
rSpon bjelper set? Sunoen fan
10 lite Ieie."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-16
). st aropt 8eoraqeri

st gropt Beorageri al en-
~@lairboDant" / Des Moines, Mrs.
Mnna 8ebiter, ct / ii01te l1ge Bic,
bet belgnnet mes z Mars Eugtbus.
Mrs. @ebfter bab6e opertolt en- en-
fe mes 5 8grn, Mrs. Sobanna
Nicbe1, til at pantiatte lit &us for
$1,000, bpiIfen 5um Mrs. 8ebiter
iaa bil6e %anbringe paa Ell iaa0on
Man0e, at De bi1oe bofie til 1 @il-
lion Dollars.
9gl6ite CHARLES Ebompion al
Nebaoa, Soma, 8reii6ent for Sp-
ben6e6ags M6bentiiternes nor6lige
@onferenie, erflere0e ii6ite l1ge, i
en- Gale til &onference1t / Ges
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nbbibct @pn6isbco er tiIIogt 81

l1bbibct @pnoisbco er tillagt 8p-
ems &egfororiper, officielt fal6et
Smofe Snipector, i6et fan bar facet
Suris6iftton ODER untperiitetets
Sforitenspiber> ser bar set tilfel=
leg mes EN- Mengoe al 6folebuie=
mes, at 6e r6ipper f%orfGroelige
&ggifper, ielp ont set life er f1et
iaa galt MI iom Set bar for en- Gel
Mar tilbage, ga @folerne iatte 8pen
oct iletteit mulige Gfsempel. Uni
beriitetet er lemt NOT / fin nuberen=
6e Eilitan6> men set bill life bare
lenge, fpr ct MT @ormeanlng ii
$250,000 bill bore / @irfiombeo, og
ga bill alt blibe go6t.
ct. &ebers &oinoeforenins afboI=
Ser, iom ti6ligere nepnt, Gorsoag
Mften naite uge, @aibinetons 6b6-
ielSoag, en- Seit / ct. &eoers &irfes
&irfelal, me6 5lpper og 6erefter en-
lille 8a1ar. 81 benle6er alle 9ans
ifes Spmarfiombe6 paa benne Geit-
ligbe6, iom iiffert bill blipe meget
forngielig. @pin6eforeningen bar
til alle Eioer bilt> at 6ens Me6lem=
mer er CODE @arter, iom %foritaar at
tilbereoe ct go6t maalti0. og ierberc
oct paa rette Maa6e, o. ba Brfien
for 5upperen er lat iaa lapt iom
IS Gents pr. &upert, og M6gmgen
til Geitlofalet er fri burbe bette
tiene til at Jamie n1Iot SSus. Ba@
iaren efter Supperen bill fiffert og-
iaa blipe en- / bei @ra6. %fornpielig
@ffere. Snotegten gdar til @pinz
6eforeningens mango go6e Gormaal>
og oe energetic 9amer fortiener al
Sen @tGtte / oisie, iom ser tan
faces.
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Sfrip efter &rbbeuu,ner paa bett.
@lab. j
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-16

~. IL4 .L. -.IHLa- ~ n
ST, Carl Sbreenien, Dor unge
energetic 9on6sman6, bar faaet Sim
1ettelie beo M16itor-6irmoet Mel<
Zig, Hirie & 60. / metropolitan
Site Building og er / meget trapl
8eifiaftigelie me6 at efterie og re-
bioere Sc forifielltge San6elsfir=
maers @egnifabsbbger og iom CT
pert" | 6aget eipe Mnbisning poa
FORFEIT 8ogboloeri. 81 gnifer bor
opgtige l1nge 2an6sman6 @elb og
2Dffe | Sen Sremti6, ser aobner Zig
for bam be6 6enre Mniettelie.
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sSt. Paul ,Udauds' removed to Room
2O1 Court Block.
We'd Kj6b e1ler Reparation If
Uhrc besGg den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson. ao9 E. 9TH ST.,
st. Paul.

r@atiunalt Tjpsitel" % Mftenur1-
Fberboloning gipes at Den norife
MISUNDERSTANDING r2pngblom-
iten" Geo. 4 paa Mi,nebaba Sail,
100 @elt Nintb ct, Gors6ag Off
ten sen 29oe Jebruor. Billet 25
Gents.
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minneapolis.

sbOrbalSicn aOse, 8. 9, g, al.
lin aarlige
Den 16. marts. Ser er altfaa fu,,
en- Maaneo til Maferaoen, % set er
lite for tioligt at begpnoe fine Gor-
'bereoelier til at bin0e en- al Sc
mango CODE &ramier, ION Der bill
bore at binoe beo ben .2eiligbeo.
SSaar bill bet giel6e ON at anipen,
De lin Spfinbeliesepne bpub &oitu-
r1er angaar, tbi aonfl1rrencen bill
blipe ffarp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-16

!; @oleatba &irfen. Ser pil blipe
@uostienelte / SEN bonlfe @olgatba
Strife f~gritfommen0c Spnbag pe6 Sc
ie0banlige Gi0er M. 1890 Sormio-
Sag 0onif o. ST. $50 paa engelif.
Gmnet peo neutrality-suspicious.
pil blipe:: u&linten Manot @pe0en",
% ON Mftcnen: uOeS ano &c.,.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-16

&aa ltnsbomsforeninsens reg,1-
IGrc Mpbe Iirsoogen sen 20. Sch.
bill ST.. SAUL @osmusien boloe So
reorag, bportil ollie oanlte er bel
fonmen. Otter 5oreoraget Safe
% moaife li0t Muitf. Meoepla6ien
er Central @nner Sail paa 6tb ctr.
lige oberfor Yoitbn1et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-16

1tbc / Miomap-9 iitriftet, i 1462
CHARLES ST., ct. Saul, g%runolag=
6es 1ioite. Soraar / al 5tilbeo en-
@ementblocf =Sorretning UNDER Nap=
net rMiomap Cement @orfs", og
inart rejitc fig paa @runoen Deo
Chen al Ell flot toeetages Cement
blocf=Gilla, ser er Nabola9ets 5tolt>
beo. Sen pi6nebe laonel om Snag
1om ON ct npie &ieno1fb til, bpao
Ser ligger S%usmoDerens SjGrte
nprmelt / &etning at praftiif Sno<
refining og bpggelig l10ltprellc. ITO
fprellcn maatte nbilfaarlig beun=
ores al ollie &ien6ere, mar laa
itrofs, at Der babbe en- Mfelterboon6
le6et Mrbejoet. Me1teren bar Dor
MI mart go0t befjenote 2mbsman0
ST.. $. s. Sgrbp, og ban fit mart
traplt. San bar forl1ben abffilltge
Smaaarbej6er opf9rt to a116re rD=
beige Stem / Merbe6en og bor Iige
/ bisie Gage labet Jig bepage til at
ialee lit ferite Sus for en- ret anie-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-04
NEWARK AND CANAL ABANDONMENT.

n the legislative bill TO be introduced in the Legislature author
izing the abandonment of the Morris Canal for navigation
and the disposal of the canal assets the city of Newark is
specially granted the Centre Market site, the use of the South Canal
street surface for a street sixty feet wide and other concessions.
1t is contemplated in the bill that the present canal right of way
through Newark is TO be used for electric railroad purposes, which
would mean a tunnel or subway under and across Broad street
east under Centre Market and South Canal street and west on the
bed of the canal. As the city is now contemplating a subway
system for Broad and Market streets, the possession of a subway
or terminal right of way across Broad street by a railroad com
pany would be a serious proposition and it will have to be con
sidered in connection with this bill. With the perpetual Use of
the Centre Market site and of the surface of South Canal street
by the city there could be no objection to underground use by a
railroad company. for that use would be a public one for public
as well as private benefit. Only in regard to the market site that
land could not be used by the city for other than market or boule
ward purposes if it was underlaid by a subway. But in case the
bill should be passed by the Legislature and the canal property
sold, a S arranged, for how long would Newark be compelled to
endure the nuisance of the open ditch extending for several miles
through the city? What would its condition be in the summer
with the water withdrawn? What authority will maintain the
canal bridges until the changes are completed and the canal is
wiped out? These are among a number of considerations that
are suggested by the bill prepared by the Governor, the attorney
general and former Justice Van Syckel for canal abandonment.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-04
eUsTALINEr
NBoUT MEN,
<eUINoW

Chauncy FL. Beasley, son of the late
Chief Justice Beasley, had the novel
experience of having his father quoted
against him in a case in Chancery
court recently by Viee-Chancellor
Stevens.
A woman was suing a railroad com
pany, a contracting firm and the town
of Montelair for e%ncroaehing upon the
property of which she was joint owner
with her husband. Her husband had
signed an agreement with the three
defendants, but she had not. On the
principle that she had as much right
In the property as her husband had.
the suit was started.
During the trial Mr.. Beasley was
quoting the woman's constitutional
rights in the matter when vice-Chan-
cellor Stevens quoted the above opinion.
which was in effect that a husband
had full control under the circum-
stances and was allowed to sign CON
tracts. All the lawyers in the court
room at the time. including Mr.. Beas-
ley, smiled. Mr.. Beasley afterward ex-
planned to a representative Of the STAR
that the law had been changed since
that time, although the decision has
not been reversed under the common
law, which was the basis of his re-
spected fathers decision.
Philip Bernstein, who has been in
the shoe business for the past twenty
five years. was telling of a free boost
he got In a shoe publication several
months ago. The salesman with
whom / have been friendly declared
that he was going to see that a little
space was devoted to me, and this is
what he had inserted:
IF you want to have a fit, wear
Bornsteln's Shoes"