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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-29
EAgNBRN 0PEN!NG
AMERICAN LAUNDRY COMPANY
MAKING EXTENSIVE PREPARA.
TloNs TO ENTERTAIN ITS MANY
GUESTS TUESDAY AFTERNOON
AND EVENING.

There have been openings" and
."Opcnings" in Fairmont of various
business houses, hut 1t remains for
the American Laundry to give dis,
tinct innovation in this respect. by
throwing their entire new plant open
TO the public for Inspection Tuesday
afternoon and evening. The American
Laundry Company is thoroughly
modern institution, with modern
plant and upto.the.mInute equipment,
This plant has much to interest the
public and to satisfy the curious. 1t
will be interesting for every lady to
know Just how her linen is handled
from the time It reaches the laundry
until it is ready for the delivery wag.
on. This is what the American baun,
dry Co. proposes to show all Corners
tomorrow and all are invited to be
present, In anticipation OF large
crowd the Laundry Company has pro
vlded music for the entertainment Of
the guests and also suitable line Of
souvenirs for distribution.
The new Laundry is located at Nos
10 Terrace Apartment, Locust avenue,
and is easily reached BY the street
car, 1t is only short walk from the
business section OF the city. M
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For Bride Elect.

Miss Eloise Hughes, of Huntington
daughter Of Congressman J. A
ltugnes. whose marriage to Mr.. LII
clan Smith will be solemnized early
in February, viii be the honor guest
at number OF delightful events with
in the next few weeks. The social cal
endar as arranged for Miss Hughes
is as follows:
Monday, the fifth = Mrs. Lindsay
Vinson, stocking shower and bridgt
for Miss Eloise Hughes.
Monday, the tltth-Mr, and Mrs. W
j. Rodgers, dance at Elks' club 70,
Miss Hughes and Mr.. Smith.
Tuesday, the sixth - Miss LOUISE
Hawkins. miscellaneous shower and
bridge luncheon for Miss Hughes.
Tr"sdaV, the sixth-Mr. and Mrs
Donald Clark, dinner at Frederick for
....s 1ugnes anu AR. 5mita.
Wednesday, the seventh-Mrs. Car
+. Hess, Miss Mary Frances Vinson
bridge. Miss Hughes.
Wednesday. the seventh-Mr. james
II. Smith, stag smoker at Frederick
for Mr.. Lucian Smith.
Thursday, the Observation-Disclosures
wedding.
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Third ward, was the. honor guest a
a surprise party on Saturday evening
which was held at Willow Farm, The
guests were, Florence Lemasters, Lela
Williamson, Ada Kuhn, Malissa Crowl
Edith Stevens, Halle Bosserman,
Goldle Manning, Eva Hartley. Mary
Conway, Ruby Hess, Lavlnna Bow
man, Dorthea, Knapp, Hazel Parker
Pauline Snlder, Earl Hartley. Fred
Ridgley, Elmer Ridsley, Harry Butch.
er, Bower Murphy, Ralph Miller, Paul
swiger Lindsay Frame, James Davis,
Earnest DIETRICH. Aubrey snider, MI.
and Mrs. L. A. Snider and daughter,
and Mr., and Mrs. F, L. Hawkins and
son. Y
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Dickens Party.

The members OF the Woman's Clut
and their friends, both men aud wo
men. arc taking much interest in the
Dickens Character Party. which will
be an event on Friday night OF this
week. An effort is being made to
have the most familiar characters
present and with few exceptions all
OF the guests Will be in character COS.
tunes or in the dress which prevailed
at that date. In order that there be
as large representation Of characters
as possible, 1t is asked that those i'm.
personating the characters notify Mrs.
Edwin Robinson. A programme OF
unusual interest has been arranged
hut will not be announced.
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closed Saturday.

The Horace X, Turner Exhibit
@hieh:was held during the past week
was closed on Saturday night. The
Exhibit Was Neu attended and the
evening entertainments given by the
Senior Class OF the High school were
an. enjoyable feature.
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Progressive olnner

Mont View,' the handsome sl-
Durban home OF Mr.. and Mrs Frank
NJ. Semans will be the scene of a
progressive dinner which they are CIV
ing this evening in honor Of the en-
gagged girls and men of Uniontown,
and vicinity. Covers will be laid for
6S guests at II tables and the appoint
ments and decorations will be ex-
qulslte. Unloutowu Pa, News Stand
ard.
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PERSONALS
~ PEOPLE ~
lAS THEY CONE AND co,

4 Mr.. aud Mrs Harry Cornell, of Nor.
gantown, spent yesterday with friends
in the city.
Stuart Race, Of the w. v. u, spent
Saturday and Sunday at his home in
this city.
Charles A. sinsel, of Grafton. was in
the city yesterday en- route from his
home 40 Morgantown where he Is a
student in the W. v. U.
Carter Fleming. Of the W. v. u,
spent Sunday at his homei n the city.
\ Mrs. NJ. b. H. Barr, who conducts a
tBeauty ParlofI left Saturday for New
| York on business; She will return
ton Tbursdaygo
/ Victor chancellor. Of Fredericksburg,
4 a w. v. U. student, spent Sunday here
with ibis grand parents, Mr.. aid Mrs.
IW. ESArneg. eph Pike street.
DIR. Chesney Ramage returned Sun
day night from New Orleans where
he had been the guest Of DR.. Matas, a
prominent surgeon for several days.
/ Mr.. H. N. Ogden lett yesterday for
i Charleston on a business visit.
Dana Ogden spent Sunday in cIarks.
burg.
William Fraley McCafferty spent
Sunday with friends in Buckhannon.
Earl Knight spent Sunday with
friends In Parkersburg.
Ernest Bell, Of the w. v. U. spent
Sunday at his home on Chicago street.
4 Mrs. J. Engle, who has been very
Il III for the past week atSber home on
! Walnut avenue, Is Improving. aasps
4 Mrs. Susan Montgomery. Of Grafton,
is the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. W.
H. Bonniaeld. {s
4. Mr.. and Mrs. Lash. of GAINESVILLE,
o., nee Miss Jessie Dent have been
i the guests otithe iatter's mother, Mrs,
Elizabeth Dent for several days.
Mrs. Mary qanRpns Of near Union.
town, Pa, Is the guest OF her sister
Il Mrs. Jacob Hayden.
Miss Katharyn Rex is the guest Of
A Miss Hilda AlIenin Wheeling.
Miss Jessie King is,in Wheeling, the
guest of Miss Sophia King.aa5
4 Born to Mr. and Mrs. M. E.rNuSum,
of Gufrey street, First ward, this morn,
ling, son. .efei& az m I
Mrs. L. c. Grille and daughters,
Josephine and Katharyn and Miss
4 Mabel Lee, OF Clarksburg spent Sun
lay here, the guests OF the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Lantz.
4 Miss Bess Durham spent Sunday
With relatives in Smithfield, Pa.
Miss Pearl Jacobs returned last
night from Morgantown, where she
had been the guest OF relatives for a
week.
Miss Roberta Bennington, Of Ciarks.
burg, spent Sunday with relatives in
this city.
Miss Ora Dent, OF Warrington, is
he guest Of her brother, Mr.. F. E.
I Dent and family,
i Mrs. L. ]. Dudley who had been the
guest 81 her sister, Mrs. Edwin Rob.
naon. for several weeks, left last week
/ for zanesviiie, g, where she Is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. E. NJ. Stur.
4gess. ,-,N- -.s--'r,.,r. ,.'.:',-' 80"
Mr.. George DIETRICH, of Kansas City,
and Miss Minnie Drookover, of Green.
Geld, O., who had been the guests at
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sIIocop's Orchestra,

al Tho committee in charge OF the
Military BAH, a W. V. L. event, have
secured sloop's Orchestra to furnish
'niusic on this occasion. Sloop's Or
-;;cfestfa, a Butler. Pa, organization, Is
regarded as one OF the best in western
Bennsylyania On former occasions
Efforts have been made to secure this
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orchestra but did not meet with sue
cess. Tie bail will be held on the
night of Feb. l6, and Caterer Giegen,
fielder, of Wheeling. will be in charge
OF the refreshments, Invitations to
the ball will be issued about Feb. /.
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her two daughters, Miss Eleanor and
Miss Elizabeth Chiffon, left Wednes-
day for Washington to spend the re-
mainder of the winter = Charleston
Gazette.
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Llalve ~ Horde.

Mrs. F. c. Jones, accompanied by
her sister. Mrs. Elizabeth Browne, Of
glklns, leaves tonight for Jackson
vile, Fla, where they will spend
several weeks with 9eistises iat and
near Jacksonville.
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M..e.ro.l.

The Mothers eltb, and lthe t d.
u. are making plans for 4 fecepli0t
10 be held on Feb, s ii tic home 81
Mrs. G. L., Holland on Locnst avenue.
The donor guests on; fills % ion v /
be Mrs, I.eRna soSe tate RE
dent, Of MoEsGntowui and y ias Gllfil
atne. Tingling, ot1 tond6n
5Sed in ali Vel quilted FaniIilr
Fislds' iPruI,s mp eng sBils
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Left for Florida.

Miss Name Hall left today for Bal
timore, where she will spend a few
days, en7oute to Jacksonville and
Palm Eeach, Fla.
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! 2nfl B cin1dlM1aflna.

~ Az y. CaHed-2 meetine.
"A called meeting Of the w. q. II. U.
viii be held Tuesday afternoon at $3.50
Eo'cloSk at the Public Library 9parlors.
A good attendance is desired rs bust.
ness Of importance will be considered,
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Mrs. oaIIaher Hostess.

Mrs. y. c. Gallaher entertained the
Monday Bridge club at luncheon, in
honor Of Mrs. W. +. Chiffon, who with.
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The Women's Foreign Mistonarl
Society Of the First II. =. Church,
viii meet ii the Church parlor on
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock 4
large attendance Ii urged.
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young people were married IN Oak
land, Nd. on SUNDAY Miss Boone has
|been employed as cashier III tie Elite
RESTAURANT Mr. Hal Is 4 EVIL engl-
neer in tIle employ 81 tie Consoliias
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So she was led Is ths

Miss Critic So she was led Is the
altar at last. siiSs
Miss Spite Led! LedI guess you
didn't see her. she didn't have to be
led. When she started down the aisle
you couldn't have headed her OF With
. regiment Of cavalry.
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hall.Roone.

Miss Beatrice Boone. of Monongah,
aud Mr.. Harry Hail. two well known
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A Surprise Party.

Miss Josephine snider. daughter OF
Mir. and Mrs. baiias snider, Of the
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Mr.. George DIETRICH, of Kansas City,
and Miss Minnie Drookover, of Green.
Geld, O., who had been the guests at
the home Of Mr.. Fred DIETRICH and fam:
lily, have returned to their homes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-15
@eriteiserung.

araft eines uSSu0gment," oas in Ser
Office 0es Observation-Disclosures Don
Stearns County, Minn., ant 10. Suit
1912 elmer oiesbe5iigli6en ldpeben=
SEN slfte pegen eingetragen mur=
Sc, in melher Mgatba &ubera
aldgerin ur6 6ran5 &ueera Ser
flogter lit, mur0e Ser Inter
5eidqrete als 5ruitee e%rnannt, I'M
odes perionlide gigentbum oes 6ran5
a1aeera offentlid 5u oeriteigern. ltn0
nad0em i9 pori@riftsgemdb ol5 lol=
der Sruitee ql1alift5irt babe merSe i'd
gemaB oes %genannten ~Su0gment"
ouf Ser 6arm Sec beiagten 6ran5
ausera in Section SO, Somn College,
piQe, 5tearns County, Mtnn., ont
9onnerltog, SEN 5. September, 1912,
n1prger1s 10 l1br, nadgenannte @e=
genitdnSe oes genannten Sran5&ubero
0ffentli6 gegen baare 3ablrng an Ben
S0dltbietenoen perlteigern: Z &mhe, 3
Min0er, 5dmeine, 2 &dlber, 4 Efer-
Sc, 3 5dofe, 100 @iibner, 3 Hfer0e-
geidirre, 1 8in0er, 1 Mabmai4ine,
@agen. 2 5dlitten, 1 S1e0, 1 &ul=
tipator, 2 Tfliige, 1 ggge, 1 Grill, 1
samaidine, 2 8tggies, 1 Mabma=
idine, 1 &ufen-&ange, 1 8ureal1, 3
@etten, 2 Glide, 6 StiibIe, 100 @lt-
Idel @et5en uno an0ere 6arm= mte
Mfergeratbe.
9nbert 9anien, 1ruitee.
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Nierre. - Ser &ei9thum Don
Sit0oafota iteigt beltan0ig, Ser @e=
lammtpertb bon 6urmeigentbum tit
iett nabe5lt pierma1 10 groB als i'm
Sabre 1900. 3te 3unaE1ne 0e5 @er=
ties betrug $868,512.00. - Die
Observation-Disclosures hat oa5
Don Sen grpreBgeieaihaitten ungebo=
terre &ompromiB ubgelebnt, nad)oem
0os 8un0esgertdt gegen Sen Stats
ldlatmeiiter Sobnlon einen Ginbalts=
befeb[ erluiien batte. ourd SEN er per=
binoert mur0e, lebtidbrige Stel1ern
ei~nSubeben.
Yierre. = Ser in ueltlider
&idtung fabren0e 3ug Ser Chicago
& Mortbmeitern 8abn entgleiite am
Montag 5mei Meiler 0itlid BON &oi=
leart, g. g., mobei Ser @ei5er 8ar=
ions auf ser SteQe getootet muroe.
Ser 9ofomotipfiibrer mur5e 10 ldper
perlebt, 0aB on leinem Muffommen
ge5meifelt mir0; mebrere Boiingiere
ml1r0en l1nbeoel1ten6 oer[ett.
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Seqs=Jlotp.

Dor flint Sabren batte mat Sen
Setter BON @ergniigrngen, melder Ell
tic Nero popularer Yreile porolls=
lagte, mie mir Tie jebt in Ser 5beater=
melt BADEN, fir falt perriift gebolten.
Aber 0erartige Sahe11 %treffel1 nut
oeu1 @ediel Der Belt 5u, oem5ufolge
mir beute ieben, 0oB 0as @olf fir
lein Gels mebr oerlangt, oils in it,
geno elmer @el6ibte Ser @elt, uno
Die gigent6iiner bon Mttractionen
tra9ten oarnad, oem &erlongen
md5ufommen. Gie ei15ige Al&snab-
me bieruon mad}t oieQeidt Ser Circus,
tolten ia Die ser Goriabre itnn1er
nod an Sen @reiien feit Ole man Dor
GafoScr p%crlangte. Gos rManage=
lnert oes SeQs=Ilotto Gircus aber
fat fir Sic orei lebten Sabre. eine
@elddftsregel eingefiibrt, obne 3mei=
fel in Sem @lauben, 6oB er auf 6iele
@eiie sen groBeren Sbeil Ser offent=
ltden Notronage geptnnen uno belize
bolten fonnte. @enn Sic einfade Mn=
gabe gema@t miir6e, 6aB iener Circus
ben Hreis beruntergeiebt bot, mas
Dor ur6enflider 3eit sic &egel oes
bal6en Sirius mar, erahteten MIR es
meniger grmdgens mertb, mas Ste
les be6eutet in ser reguldren 3uian1=
men5ablung Ser Saiion=ginnobmen.
@enn man oies aber inn ridtigen
Si6te betradtet, 10 5eigt ith 6obei
ein @orperlldt bon etma 100000
I'M @erglei6 sur Sotalil1mme ser
Saiion gu Sen alten Hreilen.
Sn Mnbetradt Ser Sbatia6e, SaB
es mebr Sen $4,000 per Sag foltet.
ein groBarttges gergniigungsunter-
ne6men 0ieier @rt 81 beitreiten, 10
gelptnnt man 6abei Sic lte%ber5eugung
bon 6em &iiifo, 6as Ser @eidaftsbe=
trteb zines Circus eingeh, penn ser
Gintrittspreis uuf 25 Gts. berabge=
iebt miro. SSn 0ieier Saiio n tritt ser
% GentzSarif %aQerrpqrts lit &raft,
no Ser Seuss6lotto Circus erif)ei1tt.
Ser gtntrittspreis ldBt Sen 8eiufer
5u 5u Ser groben 5dauiteul1ng in
ibrer bomen @roBe gu, II. sort gibt es
size fir 10000 &aufer 6ieier Gin
laBfarten. 9as arrangement bGIt iih
an oerMngabe, 5oB es abi olut fem Mb=
reid)en bon Ser &ege1 gibt. Cells
6loto in ct. Glouo, samitag, SEN
"a. Ml1grit.
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Die %Iolgen0en Hreiie fins fir leben.
0es Gleb pro 100 8fum0:
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Sic @epplmtion in Nifaragua

~ SSS&N%o1%tVS
ideint immer gr0Bere 9tmeniioner
a%n5unebmen, 1n6 Die Griiten5 ser @e=
gierung itebt auf SEM Spiel. Matiir<
li6 baben ii6 sic @~ereinigten Stoa-
ten bereits uie6er btneingemiidt un6
Srupen gelan6et, angebli4 Inn Sic
amerifaniiden 8iirger, Sic sort tbr
@eien tretben, gu idiiben. gs fann
in SEN &a6al1republifen Mittel= unb
=Mmerifas nidts geideben, obne
6oB mir uniere Maie bineiniteden.
Die meiiten Sfanoole miir6en ieoen-
fails idne1er erGe6igt mer6en, tpenr
mir sic &Gn5e 6aoon lieBen. 6reun6-
idaft bringt es inns 10 tpte 10 nidt.
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@etreiSepreiie in 2nlutb.

Tl1tter uno Mal5=@erlte -. 4O-68
6ladsiamen-
9fo. L.. -. =. IL S4
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Sub=St. Yaul &tebutartt.
0tehmarft.

Golgeno et1te Sddbune Ser beuti
gen 3ufl1hr BON @ieb in BEN linton
Biebb0fen gu Suo=5t. Saul:
FtnODleb. . -. =. i. -. . ..1OO(
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2ie @erinde zines @eiienoen.

SD bin Elm reilenoer gerfaufer,"
idreibt 6. 6. goun9s, 6. 8erflbire,
ST., ~un0 lit baufig an &artIeibig.
felt un0 nnoer0altlidtett, bis ib Be,
gann, Or. Sings neue 2ebenspiqen
gu nebmet1, sic i6 als Elm ausge5eid-
retes Mittel gefun0en babe" Sir al,
le Magen=, 2eber= o0er Nieren-2ei.
ben fins Tie unperglei9Ii9. Sour 25
Gents in Molitors Drug Store.
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AaQrkthrrfht.
Hin6oieb.

Die Iolgenoen Hreile fins fir leben=
6es %ieb pro 100 Yfun0:
Sdladtoieb aus Ser umgegeno.
Stlere> nit &0rnerfutter gemaitet,
quite bis prin1a, $50 Biz 500; mittel=
mabige Bis quite, NIT @r%iinfutter ge-
maltet> 5.75 Zig $50. = &ube uno
Sellers, quite big prima, NIT &0rner-
fl1tter gernaltet, SIS Bis 700; So,
NIT Grlinflltter gemditet, mittelmaBi=
&c bis quite, $40 Big 4.75; gemobn=
lid)e big m%lttelmaBwe, $50 big 3.75.
= Cutters, 2.75 Big $50. - @an=
ners, 2.25 Biz 2.75. - S4lo9tbul=
len, $50 bis $50. - 8olognabuuen,
400 bis 40; gem0bnlide leidte
gl1ue11 $50 Bis 400. - &alber,
al1serlel ene Biz primo, S.25 Bis S.75;
quite bis al1ser(eiene, ZOO Big S.25;
mi1elmabige Biz quite SIS Big 700;
gemobnlide 6is mittelmaBige BON A.
90 Bis 5.75; idmere &alber, quite,
100 bis $50; gemobnlide Big quite,
300 bis 100.
Sieltges 3l1dt= un6 Maltpieh.
Moltltiere, 900 Bis 1000 8fun0
idmer, quite bi5 primo, 500 zig 600;
mittelmaBlge Biz CUTE, 4.25 Biz 500;
gsp0bnlide bis mittelmaBige, $50
bts 4.25. - 3u9titiere, 600 Big 800
Yflrno id1uer, quite Biz prima, 4.75
Bis 800; n%1ittelmdBige Big quite, 400
Big 4.75; gemobnli9e biz mitteImaBi=
&c, 800 bis 400. = Sdbrlinge, quite
Big prima, Don 1926 Big 1856; mittel=
mdBige 6is quite, 3.75 Biz 1926; ge=
m0bnlid1e Biz mittelmdBige, 800 Big
80. = &iiibe uno @eiferS, quite Biz
primu, $50 Bis 1926; mittelmaBige
bis quite, 300 biz $50; @uaen, $50
Big 4.4O.
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r8dren ole Me6i5inen 10 peroienit=
Don mie @bamberlain's Collie, @bole=
ra= un6 9iarrb0e=M 6ann mir6e
Sic @elt piel BETTER 6aran un6 Ser
Gro5entiat ser 9eiben6en mir6e be-
beuten6 geringer iein," idreibt Climb
ian Scott BON Semple, Sn6. gu fau=
fen BEL alien &dn6lern.
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BUSINESS COLLEGE
IT'S THE SCHOOL FOR YOU.

ilellteu freiell Meda1llfer, lelblt Der
&orn1ouu s.. Stahl befinOen lth oral1=
ben in Den grrtef elNern slun Al1f1tel=
len Der @etreioebinoer ODER lplut1po,
ltl1 etlna uorfomn1enoe Shaoe1 ats
,lthe]lern. Gieie Maidplnen ltebet be-
reits bel Sen 5Sarmern in bobenr Mn
leben uno es iiuo MIR einige Don ld)ao-
batter &oultrlrftipn 5llrilfgebl1eben.
,<}1 beiNel @inoei tnurfabrlten miro
atsr nod, nit uouer Strait gearbe1tet.
@Iuffton Gprrel ponoenO. =
2ebteu Sonntag fubr 6rau S. @obler
nit ibrer Sobter &otbarlna, melde
fiir5lid} eirler Arm bra6, gum 9ottor
in @uoe1a. 9ei Ser Hudfebr tam
Ser Suggplit los ru10 Die genannten
ssnialien mur5en neblt SRI. Wearta
Bauer ull: oeru @efabrt gelaleuoert,
:pobeit 6roll @obler iunerliA ldsper
perlest ml1rSe, Die Maodwn aber nit
Stirf ll1ge11 oapol1 fame11. - unfer
Niiraeru1eiiter Saul @amfe5 reilte
Cienitug III geit)aftliten alngelegen=
tetteu nad} lu1lerer Gollutp=9arpt=
l1uot. ".
0afpta.
9i0yermooo. - 5roeoem tie
leltl1 in oen Jlumn1en ltano, ergr1f1
Sic ne1niubrige gthel 6leming ibren
orei Sabre alten 8rl1oer, Oellen &lel=
Ser eber OTIS branuten, i~tiir5te nit
inn sic 5reppe binab, iette ibn IN
cine ;3infbalie ul10 lieB @alier uber
ibn lnufen. Shmer perlett, lonf lie
San1t he1pl1Btlos neben Oem 8efaBe
nieoer 11no erlag ipater Sen erbaltenen
@run0mu11oen. SIR 9riioerfen miro
nit oem 2eben 0aponfpn1men.
@runo Sorts. &uum 0oB
5. g. &hnoer, melder Eraltoert ser
NeerleB Stote 8anf BON 9afota NOR,
.uls oieie 5%ablungsfabig mur0e, nod
Nbbiibuag elmer 3l1dtbal1si trafe auf
freiem SUP mar, muBte er ltA unter
elmer 5meiten Mnfluge uerantrporten,
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tet> als er bereit5 puBte, oaB Ste 8anf
uiolpent mar. gr ltebt inter $4,000
giirgldaft.
Ser befannte 9unoel5=
reilen0e g. >. 5mite mur0e ultf elmer
@agenfabrt beim Gur6geben Ses
Yfer5es aus SEM 8efa6rt geldleuoert
11t10 ibper per(est. gr erlitt einen
ooppeIten anodenbrud uno Shir=
fl1ngen u110 @unDen am gun5en &0r=
per. ST muroe in @rano SORTS 1nter
1r5tlide geban0lung geiteut.
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in 8ommuu megen Eferoeoiebitabl5
p~ro5eliirt u1to lbuloig be un0en nor
Sen NOR, aber entiprang, bepor lbm
Sas l1rtbeil gelproden mur0e, befin=
Set ith jest mie0er in iiderem @e=
mabriam.
Oepils Safe. - Stanley
County lit 0l1r6 einen idperen So
gelidlag beimgeiudt mor0en. Cine
6IGde bon etpa 200 Mcres liiomel tli9
BON Storfpeatber ml1r0e ami i6limm=
: 1ten mitgenommen. Sort miro Ser
Sda0en an SEN Saaten auf so Biz
80 Bro5ent eingeldatt.
Minot. = SRI. Settle Wc&en5ie
pom bier gerietb beim 8aoen I'M 6ll1iIe
in cine Gertiefltng un0 mare ertrl1n=
fen, men11 nibt ein eben 0es @eges
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-15
Sdafe.

ginbeimiide 2du1mer uno Sdafe.
6rii5lings=9ammer: quite Biz prt=
ma, $50 bis SO; mittelr1aBige bis
quite, 4.75 bis $50; gem0bnlide Biz
mittelmdBige, $500 Big 4.75; Sdbr=
hinge, $50 Big 800; Sdofe, quite Bis
bette, $50 bis $50; mtttelmdBige Big
quite, 200 Bis $50; @ammel, 400
his 4.25.
@eltlide sdofe uno 2dmmer.
2dmmer. quite Biz prima, $500 Bis
SO; Sdbrlinge, pon 40 Bis 500;
sdofe, $50 bis 1856; @ammel, 400
Biz 1926; Maitldmmer, 500 biz
$50; Moitldafe> $50 bis 800.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-15
SAipcine.

I;e folgen0e Sabeae 5eigt 0aS
9ur6ihntttsgemi6t, Sen 9ur4'
idnittspreis l1no Sen hohiten unb
nieorigIten Nreis leit Sem 5. Muguit.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-15

secured him from Boston, for
since he. has been an Athletic,
Morgan has overcome his pitch
ing faults.
An idea of the spit-baller's abil-
ity was given in the second game
this season, when he held Wash
ington to one lone hit, a scratch
by Moeller, that was not handled
as fast as it might have been by
the Athletic inheld, or Morgan
would have had a no-hit game to
his credit. 1t is believed Nor
gan's performance constitutes
worlds record. 1t is doubtful if
any pitcher ever pitched one
hit game so early in the season.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-15
SHUSTER'S NEW JOB

Young Mr.. w. Morgan Shus-
ter made such a good fight for the
economic improvement of Persia,
land got so we'll advertised) that
it morally certain his Serv-
ices would be in demand some
where. Uncle Sam will find use
for him" was the common re-
mark in Washington, last winter.
But Big Business beat him to it.
Shuster goes to South Ameri-
ca to establish a great system of
branch banks which are expected
to drain a goodly share of the
prosperity of that continent into
Wall street.
Say what you please about
Big Business, it knows a bright
man when it sees him. Perhaps
that is. one reason it's so 'big."
British seaman made 1000 let
tiers he had received from his
sweetheart into a cane. We pre-
dict love letter parasol handles
will be popular among the bellies. :
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-15
Cy Morgan.

" Was a time when Cy Morgan
was bloomer in the big leagues.
: In morning practice he looked
like world-beater, but when
facing opponents he was no good.
This was before Connie Mack
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-07

a Connecticut pastor has adopted
the practice of serving refreshments
to induce his flock to attend church
Feeding his flock. as 1t were.