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The Washington times., 1913-10-11
Big Loan for Greece.

A loan Of $3.50 00o000. or LOO. coo. OO)
francs has been pledged to Greece by
New York. Paris, and London bankers,
according TO the statement of Mr.. Vala-
Greece. which corresponds to the United
states Treasury. Fifty million dollars
in bonds Is to be taken up by the New
York money market, 1t Is said. as soon
as Mr. Valariotis concludes negotiations
in Paris. where the bulk of the loan is
TO be placed.
The Washington times., 1913-10-11
Hangers Car Crashes
Into Tree in Park

Investigation by police Of the Seventh
precinct today developed that the
wrecked automobile found abandoned
IN Rock Creek Park, near Blagdon ave-
nue., belongs to A. 8. Hanger, of 221
G. street northwest. who was driving
the machine through the park Thursday
night when he lost control of the car
which went over a small embankmcnt
and crashed into a tree. Mr.. Ha@ser
was not badly hurt.
The Washington times., 1913-10-11

SI.z5 Baltimore and Return, Baltimore
and Ohio. Every Saturday and Sunday.
Good to return until 500 a. m train
Monday. Quick service and all trains
both ways. including the Royal Limited.
.-Advt
The Washington times., 1913-10-11

$500 To Harpers Ferry and Martins
burg, $1.35 Berkeley Springs. and s2.oo
Cumberland and return. Sunday. Oct
L. Baltimore and Ohio from Union sta
tion 8 30 A. NJ. Returning same DAY.
This Is delightful season to visit the
country.-Advt
The Washington times., 1913-10-11
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU,
ALEXANDRIA. VA. OCT. L

L.
A coroner's jury. composed Of William
Desmond, Courtney Acton, Thomas H.
Henshaw, Alfred Thomson, J. X.
Brown. and James W. Bales. met at
Wheatley's undertaking establishment
today at 10 o'clock and after viewing
the body of Amos Robinson, colored.
who was murdered yesterday afternoon
by Robert Hampton. colored, adjourned
until o'clock tonight.
Robinson. who lives at 603 South Fair
fax street. was killed near the corner
Of Washington and Jefferson streets at
o'clock. According to the version OF
the police Hampton was drunk and
brushed into Robinson on the street.
The latter took offense at this and
threw bricks at Hampton. Hampton
went to his room nearby, secured pIs-
tol and shot Robinson. The bullet pene-
trated the right side Of his neck. sever
ing the tugular vein and Robinson. aft
es er running a block fell In an alley in
streets and expired.
Hampton ran In the same direction
and has not been seen since. The police
searched for him at various places
could find no trace Of the murderer. He
is described as thirty-eight years old.
six feet tall, Weighing between 1856 and
zoo pounds: He 10 q mulatto, and wore
blue overalis and khaki shirt, with a
slouch hat.
The quarterly term Of the corporation
court, with Judge L. c. Barley presid-
Eng. will open on Monday morning at 10
O'Clock. number Of civil cases are
docketed at this term of the court, but
there are no criminal cases Of import
ance. On Tuesday the case Of the
Commonwealth VS.. Charles Lewis. for
and committing larceny. will be tried.
Washington Memorial Lodge Of Per-
fection, No. z, Scottish Rite Mas0ns,
held the first meeting Of the fall last
night in the Masonic Temple. The
were conferred in full form. Refresh
,nents were served at the cinclusion Of
the degree work.
A special meeting Of the board Of
aldermen was held In the city hall to-
committee to consider a resolution
authorizing the mayor. the city treas
urer, and the finance committee to bor-
row Se,JC to pay the current expenses
OF the city until May 81, 1914. The
resolution was unanimously passed. 1t
will meet on Tuesday night.
George F. Wright. Of Richmond, grand
lecturer, and District Deputy Grand
Master Davis. of Occoquan, have been
visiting the Masonic lodges Of Alex
andria county this week.
The children's day services at the
Washington Street Methodist Episcopal
a
The Washington times., 1913-10-11
Some Definitions of Politician

And still they come. politician is apparently a
gentleman of wide qualifications in the eyes of Washing
tonans. Below are few more definitions. If you haven't
written one get busy. There's SIS in gold for an answer
to the query.
The Washington times., 1913-10-11

Laurel, Nd, RaceISpecial Trains,
Baltimore & Ohio-1 10 and 80 p NJ
week days, returning after races Also
splendid regular service Round trip
so cents-Advt.
The Washington times., 1913-10-11

Attend Great Hagerstown, Nd, Fair.
Baltimore 4 Ohio $50 round trip Oct
13 to II. valid for return until 10, and
for special train leaving Washington
40 A. NJ. and Hagerstown 40 p. NJ.
Oct Is and 16. Tickets limited to day
Of issue 32.35 for the round trip.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1913-10-11

The children's day services at the
Street Methodist Episcopal
The Washington times., 1913-10-11

George F. Wright. Of Richmond. grand
lecturer, and District Deputy Grand
Master Davis. of Occoquan, have peen
visiting the Masonic lodges of Alex
andria county this week.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-19
Sues Lieutenant Governor

Los Angeles, Dec. ia suit
brought by C. w. Fleming for $10,S00
damages against Lieutenant Governor
Wallace, charging misrepresentation
of property in business deal, went to
trial today. Fleming alleges that
Wallace represented shares in the Sea-
water Company of Long Beach to be
worth $125 when they were actually
worth $55 and that for the shares he
traded Wallace his home in Los An
geles.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-19

At the L. & S. Theater-Tonight's S
program at the L. & S. contains:
"Slaves of Morphine in three reels.
The most sensational drama shown in
years, something never before at
tempted to enlighten the playgoers so
as to obtain a glimpse of the terrific
power morphine obtains over its
worshipers. The comedy "a Dog
gone Baron,' closes the show and it is
sure a laugh maker. There will be
an entire change of pictures tomorrow
at the matinee at 2:30 p. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-19
Girl of the Underworld Tonight

Manager Sawyer of the Holt Opera
House tonight offers the comedy
drama, "a Girl of the Underworld" ;"
He promises that there will only be
enough sensation to keep the patrons
interested and that the entertainment
will present first-class enjoyment.
He says "a Girl of the Underworld"
has proved to be one of the treats of
the season and it met with instant sue
cess right on the jump from the OPEN
ing night. 1t is typical city show,
full of action, strong situations and
climaxes, and it is presented by a
company of first class artists. The
plot deals with beautiful young girl
who is attracted at first by the life
of the new world into which she strays
and becomes a member of. AT the
right moment her eyes are opened and
the true worth of her early teaching
comes to the surface and she returns
to the right path. Each member has
been selected for his respective part
and an excellent performance is prom
ised.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-19


At Hotel Oregon-A. @. Merritt,
w. F. Whiting, San Francisco; c. B.
Thompson, o. Smith, E. C. Penthaus,
V. E. Stockwell, William H. Somers,
NJ. Piatt, l.. C. Miles, R. C. Chambers,
NJ. F. Davis, w. L. Peters, F. S.
Schuyler, w. G.. Ernst, Harold R.
Newton, Mrs. B. Chandler, Judge
King, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Craig.
Jack Benson, Nathan Newby, ]. S.
Nickerson, w. B. Bales, Thomas
Beach, Los Angeles; Ralph f. Smith,
Berkeley; F. Andonaigiri, Ensenda,
Mex; r. w. Gray, Seeley; E. A. Wood
Imperial; Mr.. and Mrs W. McMullen,
Calexico; Mrs. J. E. McFadden, c. w.
Kingdom, W. H. Tatman, Irving Way,
jr., D. Seward, James L. Orr, R. Nc
Connell, Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Richards,
J. D. Foss, E. NJ. Richboury, San Di'
ego; J. w. Clayton, Hemet; Dan P.
Mumbren, U. S. Survey; Mr.. and Mrs
George BUM, Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Hy-
man, La Jolla; Frank Hulett, Don S.
Haskett, Pasadena; John Evans, Rock
wood; A. L. Aylesworth, Hemet; " A.
Wastlund, Ensenada, Mex; Henry B.
Corliss, Phoenix.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-19
MAINLY PERSONAL

SCity Recorder Walter Fl. Sprague
and family have gone to the coast by
automobile to remain over the holi-
days.
Miss Hayler of the high school staff
is in San Diego for the Christmas
season.
IRoy Norman left for the coast last
evening to spend the holidays and will
return about the first of the year.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-19
For Sale

12O acres in alfalfa just reseeded to
barley, fenced and cross fenced, fair
house, shade trees, etc. $165 per acre.
Choice lots in Park addition. All re-
stricted district, $3.50 down, balance
$50 per month, per cent.
40 acres all in alfalfa fenced and
cross fenced. 5000 per acre.
20 acres in cotton. Good location.
S175 per acre. 5000 will handle this
deal, balance in years at Z per cent.
We have three building lots and will
sell one or all without cent down,
providing party builds Immediately.
Here is bonafide proposition and a
chance for somebody to make some
easy money.
Fine Ranch to Trade for Business
Property
We have NINETY acres of good
soft sandy soil, FIFTY acres in al
falfa, fenced in seven fields, good five
room house, large water tank and
water piped to house; FORTY
acres in cotton fenced in two fields,
located four and one-half miles west
of Ell Centre and on a main ditch.
This property is CLEAR and we
will trade it for business property ON
MAIN, BROADWAY or STATE
streets between FIFTH and SEV-
ENTH streets in the city of Ell Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-19
Automobile Owners

When in need of auto accessories of
any kind go to Stanley-De Blois Gar
age, 9th and State streets. Goodrich
and United States Tires, Glengorry
robes, Farrant's gloves Thermos bat
teries, in fact, everything for the
motorist." 199
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-19

We move the earth or anything on
it. ED. ROYCE TRANSFER. Phone
136W tt
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-19

Coal, gas coke and wood. Full
measure, right price, prompt service.
The Feed and Fuel Yard, Phone TAI
354 Olive avenue.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-19

Smiles at miles-Lee Tires-Roy
Norman & Co., Phone Main Oh
ADV.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-19
Another Bad Check Case-A. T

Wood, charged with issuing fictiti-
Gus check to Calexico merchant, was
lodged in the county Jail last night
by Sheriff Meadows and Deputy Sher-
iff Kemp. Merchants generally in the
valley are complaining of the epidemic
of such cases and the officers are
bending every energy to put a stop
to them.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-19
CITY AND VALLEY.

At the Tulane Theater-The pro-
gram at the Tulane tonight contains
the following. interesting numbers:
"When Glasses Are Not Glasses"
Panama Hat Industry" "Broncho
Billy's Oath" "An Executive Pattern"
and "Her Brave Rescuer."
x X x
Special Music Sunday-At the
Methodist church Sunday morning
there will be special Christmas mus
ical program as follows: Solo, "Abide
With Me-" Miss Watkins; anthem,
"Hark, Hark, My Soul" by the choir;
violin solo, Mrs. Clarbois, soprano
solo, "Angel Serenade," Mrs. C. H.
Merrill.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-19

San Diego Auto Stage leaves Ore.
gon hotel 500 a. m. daily. Fare $500.
Round trip S11.00.-Adv. eff
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24

Ole 8iebdr5te 9. &einbaro nno.
S. S. 81od baben ii@ geidaftli6 per,
bunoem; er1terer prafti5irt iett ben
lesten Sssabren in ct. CLOUD. nnb leb-
terer, mel6er poroem in ct. CLOUD
mar, bat mabrenb Ser letten 3ett it'd
lpe5ieIen 9tuoien IN ct. Saul ge-
mibmet.
= ssn ser Bomilie oeS als 9nf~
fiibrer Ser Security 8oof & 9rinttng
60. angeltenten Sobn @inter iteQte
dih Mitttpo6 Morgen Elm mnnteres
Mao6en ein. M0ge es Sen begliidten
@ltern rur 6rel1oe bereiten.
- @uuft Mcme ruBloie @oblet
fir Cure &arge. Sic tperoen @ud
gefal(en. gu faufen Bel ser Nfiola'1o
2mmber e. Goal 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24
Sekt 1T bic 3ett> ulber @uren Sc

Sekt 1T bic 3eit1 iiber @uren Sc
T6aftSz &urIuS fir nddbiten 6erbit
1aH5ubenten. @ebt babel geldaftS=
maBig ppr, unb trefft Cure 8prbez
reitungen 5eitig. Die 6auptiabe
flr @ub babel lit gu entideibcn:
r@elbe Sbul fol- ib beluden"
melde @9ule miro mir bas 8eite
fur bas @elb 3l1riiderltatten? SIT lie
5uperlaiiig-mas fiir Elm Miann itebt
binter ibr-iit es Elm 5uperlaiiiger-
nas benfen sic beften @ei6aftsleute
leiner @pmmunitdt BON ibm-iit Die
Sbule gut ausgeltattet-entlprib
fie Ben beutigen @rfprberniiien-bot
lie &eiultate auf5u5eigen-fam man
1ib auf iie perlaiien? 9ies iinb Die
5ragen, oieSbr iteQen lDllt, uno laBt
@l1b fret BON Der Sober bararf anti
mprten. Cure @abl miro Damn fall
len auf Die
Sdreibt beute fir 8atalog
u1o @in5elbeiten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24
nm&3 M
BUSINESS COLLEGE,
ITS THE SCHOOL FOR YOU.

sic Sal6e ser @ebrii6er Meper ibere
gega1gen. = @ines Cages pergomge~
,rer @ode madte &err Curl Sacobi
ais @ertreter ser ST.. @aaler 2iqllor>
firma Geo. 8en5 & Sobn bier ieine
Sc ldaftsrun6e. = SIM 2aufe 0es iett
5u gnoe gega1genen @inters Derem-
6eten bier mertbpoae &ferbe 6es Ma-
tbias &ei6 Don Igram.
81t6ma11.
Sn oergongener ISOLDE nerfoufte
2anoage1t SSSobn S9molfe 5000 Mder
2an6. Mm 5. Mfai miro er feline lang
geplante @eiie 1pab &iiiintee, Glori6a,
ontreten, a11t ieinem l1nternebmen, ga.
lelbit cine 6eutid+fatbolii@e &olonie
5u griin6en, tpie6er un1 einer S@ritt
nGber 5u fommet1. - 8eim Mei@ael
Snn6 fanb @onntogaben6 Dor a@t
Sager cine orgenebmte nnterbaltntg
ltott gu @brer 5er Sodter 5es &aa1-
les, sic ot ienem Gage ibr @eburts-
togsfeit feierte. Die Stu1roert ser Tn.
terbaltung maren re6t angenebme ,mo>
at 1orrentli@ 6os freumolide @elerr
5es &ausoaters 6os Seinige beitrmg.
-Sobn &obn bon bier bat III Sm1f
@apioS cine @teue ols @elluer a1rge-
treten. - Mitte LETTER @o@e itarb
@ictor, bas nabe5u 5rei Sabre u1te
@6bnden Ger SaniIie Doniel. Sim
Sreitog fa1o oie 8eer6iguns onf Dem
bieiigen @ottesoder ftaH. - @ertrno
Miiuer bat ii9 Mitte Dergangener
@ode nod ct. @o1rl begeben, no iie
in Dien1t getreten lift. - @as &err
Sobn S6molfe an anberer Steae
iiber 6Iorioa unb feline &eiie 6ortbin,
sic er am 6. Scat bon minneapolis
aus ontreten miro, 5u iagen bat, ent.
ipri6t 61rbaus ser @abrbeit, tpel@e
sic linn an onoerer @tele auf 6em
Slide 6a%rgeitellten Deuti@em bon
Seem l1lm gerne be5eugen. @ein
@obn Sronf @@molfe befinoet
1id iekt iiber Elm Sabr in &if-
iin1ee, 6as er mnter feinen mmitan6er1
mebr nit Minneiota nertauf6en
m06te. - &o@m. Bfarrer 8renber
begab ii9 9ien1tag na@ Staples, no
er 6en CUR @ennein6e 6es bo@m.
&errr1 @obeI %geb6rigen Gran5oien
@%elegenbeit gegeben, in ibrer Mutter-
1pra9e 51 bei9ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24

Elm &ertrouen erpeden6es, ein iol6es
lit, in oern oos oemtielben gel6enfte
,3l1trar1e11 nod allen &i6tungen bin
gerpiiroigt miro. @egen Mitte Sep>
tenber ion Dos @ebdn6e iomeit fertig
geiteut fem, 6aB eS ieiner Beitim'
m1u11g iibergeben mer6en fam.
- Die Mcme ruBloien &oblen &C.
ben @u6 10 quite urto beiiere SIC ialtate
ols @oI5 un6 foiten meniger. 3n fau.
fen bel ser @iblanb 2nmber & Goal
So.
- Sic Nortbern Bacific 8abnge=
ieuidoft bat angetunoigt, baB tie nit
Sem fommen6en Sonntag einen mei-
teren g@neu5ug einfiibren miro oar=
Oh Damn ie95ebn ueitli@ mno oitli@
Ianfenoe Haiiagier5Ige ct. @lono be-
riibren meroen. Ser neue 8abn5ug,
ser als Mo. 10 nno 20 befannt ietn
miro, miro sic 5trede 5mii9en ct.
Glou6 un6 ct. Saul in 5pei Stun=
SEN 5nridlegen.
- Der 8oriiter Ser peridieoenen
Counties, oerer @dnben sic @orberet=
tu1laen fir Sen @einn6beits> nno
Spgienen=8aa a11pertraut lit, pel9er
am 6reitogabenb in Ser Garter
&oue i%tattfinoet, beri6tete IN Ell
11er Montag Mben6 gebaltene1t
@%eriommlung, 6ab 6ie ben 8nrger1t
ser @talt gebotene @elegenbeit, anf
cine pergniiglide Art un6 8eiie gum
8e1ten Ser lei6en6en Meni9bett Bet
5utragen, in erfreulider @eiie pabr-
qenommen miro, in6em es MIR tpe11ige
qibt, 6ene11 pergeblt@ Elm Sidet our
60roerung bes guten 3medS argebo-
ten miro.
- 5dreiner @m. Streib, mel6er
in Dienit bes Serb. @eber ftebt, fiel
Montog BEL ser @rbeit int Gomn Min-
ben 8enton County, bonn 8augeruit
uno erlitt idmer5poue, menn on9
feline 1ebensgefdbrli6e @erlebnngen.
Ser @ernngliidte ,pur6e na@ ct.
@lon6 in 6ie @obnung ieiner S@tpe~
iter, ser 6ra11 81. Odger, gebra6t, MOO
linn ar5tli9e &iilfe 5utbeil miro.
- @opbia, So9ter 6es &errn 8m.
@treib bon bier, bat fi6 gum @intritt
in elm @Ioiter entidloiien, I'M ibre
0ienlte ous19IieBli@ @oH gu met
ZEN.
= &nbert &anien bot ben an 5.
Mpe. iiioli@ gelegenem Seibitaa, tn
meldem Gran5 &alf@eaer fein &C.
1daft betreibt, bon Der &interlaiien<
idaft 6es Gbriit. @aumeiiter, Ser III
ct. CLOUD unter 6em Mamen &arl
@omman ging, un6 Der cine @eibe
bon SSabren 6ieies 2eibitaDgei9aft
ielblt betrieb, f6ufli6 eritareben.
- CHARLES 8ar6en, @igentbumec
6es ct. @louo Sboe @tore, laBt @or-
bereitungen treffen fir ben 8au elmer
@eiioen5, sic er mdbrenb Der oies-
idbrigen 8auiaiion a1f ieinem uttpeit
BON Central &arf gelegerer @r1no-
itud erridten ldBt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24
CLEAR Cafe.

&arl 2icr, tpelder pom Staate a11~
geltellt lit, I'M Sen 2euten I'M Gabofs-
bau Allsfunft gu geben, lit gegerlpair.
tig iebr in Mnfprl16 genom1nen, fit
sic 9eute bieier @ege1o Iabaf gu
4aen. SSoiepb Berger bon 81. CLOUD
eritattete fetnen bier mobnerben 8rii-
bern unb ionftigen @efannten lette
ISOLDE einen mebrtagigen 8eiud.
gttpa so Mann lin6 bier eingetroffen,
nm BEL ser Mrbeit an Sen 8abngelei>
fen a~us5ubelfen. Sc miro LANCE 3eit
beaniprudcn, 6ieie grbcit 5u betpaI>
tigen. - Sacob 61tefer reiite Mon-
tagmorgen nab Dem peitliden Min-
%neiota, I'M ii6 6aielblt 9ano nnb
2el1te an3uieben. = am 6reitas
9lbeno eaben sic &i1rSer unierer
5dnlc cine l1rterbaltung unter Sci
tu11g bes Sberlebrers 6. Srtmar11.
Dieiel6e lpar febr gut beiudt nn6 Sen
gum @eli11gen ser unterbaltl1ng Mit<
mirfenben tpur6e gebiibren6e Mner.
ses1lut1lg ge3olt. Ser babei er5ielte
Mei11geminn miro CUR Mni6affung Ell.
mes &lapiers fir sic @6nle bertpe1-
set. - Sdeune un6 Mebengebaabe
bes Sobann 2ietber tpur6en Mittpo9
lette ISOLDE 6urd 6erer 8eritort, mo-
onr6 ein 59aoen bon etpa $4,000
beruriadt mur6e. Die @erii9erung
lit nur cine tbeilpeiie.
ct. MntbprD.
Sic Tirma Ma6er & @era6s ber-
faufte 1ebte ISOLDE feds 8uggies, Sic
aue nod Dem Conn Millpoo6 trahs-
portiert tpuroen. @enannte 6irma
perianote aud cine @aggonlabung
@ieb nod Su6 ct. Saul. - Sic
8rau bes Clinton gremers bon &ran3.
burg, 81. 9, 1T bier bel tbren @ltern
un6 fonitigen @ertpa1r6ten auf 8eiud.
- &einri9 @tiibe unb SRI. &atba-
rina 26bIein tpur6en lebten Cont
tag in ser Bfarrfirde eritmals 5un
fl. @beitanb nerfin6igt. = Die So
mile Sobn 2l1tbmers erbielt min.
fommener 3rtpo@s, tpoau 1lniere
Graduation.
-...s Meire @robe.
$err @bersIage unb @otti1 riften
fi9 our Abreife nod 9euti@lan6. Git
oe Der ISOLDE mer6en file fid bon ibren
bieiigen @ertpan6ten un6 Grel1n6en
CUR groBen @eiie nod Seem Sort Der.
obfdieoen nnb am 80. IpriI oafelbft
auf 6em Dampfer @aiierin Mug1fte
&ictoria in bie tpogen6e Gee geben.
Das @eiiepaar fab sic alte Seimatb
felt bieIer Sabren nidt mebr, baber
bas @ieoerieben m1f Ser rotben @rbe,
SOS lift in @eitpbalen, nit ben lieben
@ermonoten nnb guter Grennben INN
10 angenebmer fem pir6.
81. 8ileD Gmitb bon Melroie iagt:
@emn Str 6es Morgens auftebt rna
bepor STR gu 8e# geM, biritet Cure
i3a6ne nit Ia114porrpem @aifer unb
ei1em ea1ten 3abmpa1lper. 81. Smifb
farm @ub cine Sorte %empfeblen, ms!-
DIE ongenebm idmeH, Cure 3abne
.reiniet uno sen m11no iIb umto flH
ntadbt.
Slice.
sSn Ser biefigen &farrfdule muroe
Montag Mbeno eife @oriten,1ng NIT
Grandchildren gegeben, gu Der fi@
fait sic gan5e @emeinbe eingefuroen
bottle uno BEL Der bon a11stpdrts Der.
treten tparen sic bodm. Serren Nlad-
ia bon @opalto1, Builder bon MaD'
bem Safe nn6 8renoer bon 8udma11.
Son 6em bel Ser 8oritel11ng etnge.
gangenen 8etrage floB sic &a1fte in
sic @emein6efaiie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24

ne eiinem Ser5idlag erlag. Der Da<
bingeidieoene murbe Dor 81 Sabren
in 8aiern geboren, bon mo er, na6-
Dem er ieiner 5olbatenpfli6t @enige
geletltet batte, nit ieinen gltern na6
Mmerifa fam, Sic in ct. Soiepb ibr
!@eim madten. Ct blieb bel 6en 81
tern n,tb balf Dem Safer in Ser
5d11eioertperfitdtte aus. GieieSSano=
merf betrieb er lan6e Sabre, in ben
lettere11 aber nl1rmebr alS Slid
ibneioer. Seines itets beiterenS tnneS
lpegen tpar Ser @erltorbene itetS ger
ne in @eleuiboften geieben, nn6 100
er 5lgegelt tpar, gebra6 eS an l11ltiger
l11rterbaltung rie. St blieb Bis gu
jeinem 1o6e leoig nro 10 iin6 feline
8%ermanoten, sic ieinen 500 betralt<
crit. @ier aber nn6 mo ionit Soc
Iaui6er befannt uar, miro linn eth
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-12-03
An Announcement OF Direct Interes
to Builders and Contractors.

we are large manufacturers of building having one
ana Oe equipped plants the South employing
After catering for seventeen trade we
Tue ue OF flori0a We know local requirements
sition to money for customers
we snail pe pased TO work through local channels DISTRIBUTED
out such connection found invite from
consumers for our mutual advantage and profit
Being manufacturers SCALE we are in position
meet all conditions of price Ind quality
we manufacture Cypress products
general line of milling fact anything that NAV be ,aoured
construction of a house.
We invite to send your pIan for
giving us clear idea Of your you will be gs
learned of us
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-12-03
E$ IS! '5 HUI
OUR TOOLS ARE MADE FOR
Hard Service
- " " .
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1t is the quality Of service our tools
give that will make them own your
friendship. You will do better work
with them, with greater ease, and 10
less time.
1t is the quality of work you can
do-.-the ease with which you can
do it. land the length of time the
tool will last that sets its value
Judged by these points, our carpen-
ters' tools are the cheapest you can
buy The steel is the best made.
They fit the hands just right. They
give you your moneys worth with
good margin. You run no risk
in buying tools here for they are all
guaranteed.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-12-03

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