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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-23
Tenertpebrleute
WerSen am vTIas Gap" Der anti'
Imberfnluiis 9isa tbatis ieiH.

Die ff1btifhen yeuertpebrleute fpsrs
ben an alag Dan" Der antituberS
fufof!s Qioa, GdmItdg, bem 81. Wai,
ipieber attip tbdtig iein unb bic fle:s
rsn Tdtn6<n fir bic Gigd DerfuufeH.
Fiersa anben gftern giirgermeiifer
Snnf fospis Decentralization Gaih
;ts grlaufniB, aIs ihrs Genehmigmlg
sur abbaltuns biefes ~5Ias Dan" als
q gtlus Der s5inggentampuene Der aigc
aeftern bonn qrGfiosntsn Or. Sgldrer
eiagebclt ipurbe.
3lotiirlih iperben, tpie es in friioe'
rtn Sdtrer BET abnIiten Gelegenbei.
ten Der gaG e<ipefeu, auh Saultias
| fer. Bon Gtouts" uHb 1dmsn bel
Geieaf6of. bic isdbnden auf Der
girobeu pertnufen uno Jrl. Wiabe
S.ritman, bic gelegeutIih Der lebtsr
sampaane Der aiga bic gldn3enofter
Rsiultote als GioggsupsrtduferiH Mi
nahesu 1000 Giasgen sr8ielte, ni-i
stenfalls pieber I'm SntereHe Der gutter
Code an her giinfteR uno Wdluu
Strabe ttdtig isin
Gr. Sgfauer enb gsitsrn BEN Bit
asrmsifter bic Wtrfihsruna oab on
lSlaaeentaa bic iungsn WdbheH uni
bic stinber. bic StaggsH pertauftn
lfisfes in Beeleitung srtpoddener Der
Iipren tbun iptrbtn. Sn benz 6aupt
leuartisr Der aiga fir bic SIaseentdm
Ipacne, SO. 1872 Meit 9isrte Strabs
lbottn ii6 foreit fdon 1000 9erioneI
4 Gemelbet, bic fpiilens Iinb. striI6el
Ijeb: uno benz Sonitos Der ndhfter
Nbt. alossen Al psrtuufen auo 10
nit oiirfts iit Die asgsntpdrtigs aum
Iraene sa elmer iibtraus trfolsrsi6.
csitclien. anBtrbem BADEN aub ein
Mnsobl GROCER Gsihdftsbduier ihrift
lib Inn alaaeen In srpBtren Guanti
tittn naToefudf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-23

Cine cinsrut$poue MentorinIieier
miro ant Sonntng Nahmittag un
|nier llbr IN Der Spnnsoge on Der
9fodoale uno 5arpen Mpenne itntiii1.
ben. giihoi @aIoen bon Der Siidloi.
Iiheu Netnooiiten Stride piro oas
ginsangsaebet iprefcn unS auBer
Mabbiner IapiS Hhilipiou pirs aud
nod Nep. 6. 81. 9Iooaett in ieincr
gigenihuft aIs State GomnianSer ber
q. n. r. cine 9luiprod,e hnIien, ipdb-
renb ierner Elm Der @elegenhcit aiiae'
Hieiienrs Muiifproaranlm burb frail
slnfoinette @einer-Neit, YrofeiIol
2. 6. Turit uno Die ainoer Der Sab,
bnfb Sfnle oes IenupeIs sur Turdp
fiihruna gebraft !uiro. an Der 5eiei
|iperoen Die hieiigeH 8oiien Der y. Y
Or. tbeiInehmen.
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Mu, 90. Wtai
gpiro bas golfsfeit Ses 1entih'
amerifamiideH Stabtosrbamos
abgebalten.

Der %. Moi pirb elm Golatds fir
bas bieiigs Ttuiftdbum iein. oenn
auf bisisn Tag II. pas biesidhrist
goltsfef. bes Dsutfd ameritaniIHen
Sidntrerhnnns onberuumt trcretn.
1os yeIt nirb. pis iibIi& tn Retts
rot6s Bcrt abssbdIttu iuerosn, Der iih
Bis bdb?n in neueritanonsr prdft
pr6lentiren fpirn.
Tis rerihiebenen 4usihuils. oi,
nit ben 8crorbeiten betrdut fparben.
Iinb bersits sifrig an cer arbeit uuc
iperoen nitts unsttbon l1fftn. I'm
ben Grfolg Der Beranftaltung duber
alIer SJraae 81 itellen. Wlit msbreren
terporr1eenbcn Reonern fiHo bereits
llnterbdnnlungsn ongetniipft lDorceH
I'm Tie als i5eitrebn,r fir bieft Ge'
Elsaenhsit su setpinntn. unn feIbitn =
fidnblid, pirb es AUDI an einem bib
| inen Weuiitprogramm unb dlerleI
goltsbsluItigureen Hift fehlsn. i
ecb BEN 9eiu6era bts Jsitss senuB'
lreihe Gtunnen beporitebsn.
ssoIsen5sE prosranlm gelcngt Jul
| Turhfiihrung:
Derfammluns Der Wereine i'm 5dups
quarter.
lImsus bnrf ben aDdrt.
9etpiIltommnunesreoe- aihter Scb-
| Ghtraab, grafibenf bes o. "
Sinb!s une Gtodtsperbanbss.
,TGinslieb6tnA -. SpeiDe
g!iimIein auf Der 5dibe4. goltspeif
0trsiniste Sdnssr.
4irigent eouis gbersctt.
afnspruhe - Rihtsr u. 8. 8ooe.
9infprahe Rihtsr Benton 2. Gp
! penbeimsr.
lanfprnte Stahtratb Joieph 6
! 9erning.
2rtpra6e - Ri6ier MilIiam o. aii
! hfss.
ar1 4benS Gsusrlpert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-23
@crmiEt.

iolsenbe gsriouen ipurben Der pos
iisli aIs permibt sernelbet: glpoe' 5a.s
ton, 10 Sabre ali, psrfhpanb am 20.
Wai aus Der elttrli6en Mobnung, Ro.
Szc Du1ion Strube.
Georoe Rabonep, ia Sabre ali, non
30. 3I39 Gaff apenae, pirn felt ben
Is. Mai permiBt.
Qouis Sniber. a3idhrie. BON Ro
351 81. 5iiHfte Strabt. felt oem 19
nsni perfdpunben.
Clifford oatimer, 81 Sabre alt
ans 2rpelano, g., lpirb felt benz II
Wai aEs Teinem leim ptrmiBt.
DER "a Sabre alte Qepnorb guls
bon, Delter ieit einie<r 3fit aui
|Grutb WhitIsn, Snb., perfhpunbei
|i,s, spirb srfuht fOfOrt uad Souf
siriid 5u tthrsn, b fsins Mutttr IN
Etsrben Iisgs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-23

li5'iten angsblih nit einem Reaens
fhirm bsar6ettet uno Elm 5elepboas
Bud an ben 3opf getpprfen baben.
aramer bebauptete, oas er aesipunaen
mar bic 8erbaftuna Der 5rdu porsas
nthmsn. Qnpolt 5eb briidte fih baz
tin aus, oab er bic Qneelegsnbeit
eoentueu oem Observation-Disclosures geIb
Iunerbreiten tptrb.
Games Conner mar fpeaen anoe6s
l.feu Oiebifahls BON gisirobren unb
aueersn Snitaaations lltenfilien pers
baftet rne bonn Rihtsr Stride bss
Aeinoiebftabls ihulbie befunben iror<
ber. Ia Gcnnor bereits Elm alter
EtammeaIt oes 4rbeitsbouIes par,
belt es Der Yolt3eiri6ter fir anos.
bruft. ben angetlagten NIT einer
Strafe roa 80 5aeeu, 500 uno So
| Iten gu beIeaen.
Sine ernite 8erndrnuna In 9eftalt
einsr Iaspenbirten Strafe BON bret
Wpnater arbeits6aus purbe sSdrnes
GRoran 81 tbeil. esames, rpelder oers
beiratbet uno Batter etnes biibidsn
ainees ift, bdLt es in Quntto She NIT
eeii higamiitiifen Sheen Der Wormoz
rea unb pernahldfigte er burh feline
Ssthtels Wedtel ieine 5rau unb Gino
otrart, oaB bic Srau gum Rihter lief.
url ibren liebebeoiirftigsn WtaHr Der
oos 5orum Sitiren gu lai1en. Rad
sinet fhnrfer Reoe uerhdngte Der
Rihter bas erpdbnte llrtbeil.
Cuitap unb 6drrn pan Hebsr,
! rueIhe iih pdbrenb oes StrdRsn5d5a
ner Streits Su Gjerpcltthatigteiten
| binreiben iiebsn, muBteu fich geItern
pp- nem Rinter perantporten 9uitou
pan 9eher III befhuloigt, etnen Hsas.
qpu Der @ine Clifton 9tnie NIT
| GteiHen berporfen unn lih feiner 0st.
| baftung pteeriest Su baben. ,5ei1
| 8ruoer 6arrn gebrautre BET Der Der
| hcftune olIeriei aufrei5enbe Reber
/ uue puroe ebenfalls eingeloht. Gu
itao pdn Reber, Der iin Ihuleis be-
farnte. puroe ben @robgeihsporensr
! i;ferpieien uno 5nrrn tam. IN 4nbe'
t.a6t Der eunaIs berr1neuoen Stim'
ming, nit 3ahluns Der aoften baron
. ntlde Strafe iuspsnoirt fpuroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-23
ZterbIidbf feitsberid,t.

Jrdnt 2iphars, 80. 4120 Spring
grope glpe., Snaueit IN S6rebe.
Scbn r. Gain, 90, 1869 Gaitetn
ane., Rierenlsioen
'5reoo Reintman, 9, 2115 Stprrs
Ctr, 5ubsrtuloIe.
acuis 2odpdrn, As, 61S Carr Str..
Sndusit in Sffpste.
g6riitian msbtde, "a, 1896 Sprine
Grons 4ps., arebs.
Gyrant grtniban, 40. AL Git 8
CTR, ssnqutft in SGne6e.
6enrp Wsib, Sc. StdotiFhss art
m1ubams. 6ersIsiren.
5pbn Dsepsrs, 90, Gtdotiih.s ar
menhaus, Nrt,risnpsrtaltuug.
Ginra 6artmanH, SO, 631e gsnts'
Str, arebs.
ssraEces gdth.rms, /. 2132 Cole
rain ape., Sirnhduientsiiuoung.
albert Riders. is. 1046 2.nn Cir.
SnbsrtuLofe.
Rcrmd Riihrpein. "a. 1430 Rao
Str, Inbertulo1e.
Garoio Robbins. 5. 1889 Gresmai
4ps., QuHgensnt3iinbunp.
Charles g,dsr. SO, 1913 5resma:
siDe.. Massntrs6s.
Willinm Smith. 30, 4151 Telau.
Sir, 5ubertuIoie.
gpilbeImine 6ente. AZ. 3072 Sen
ihar ape., gIutpergiftuus.
ghriifinn G:bler. AZ, 22l5 g.
Str., 9itrenIsiosn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-23
Worphimmiildnia

PIN Dtittpob puroe in ipater
slbenointube on Der Sedften uHo
2sobg StraBe hte 26 Sabre aIte wta-
mie 9ittner, ans Aurora. SSno, Don
Ietettioen oerbaftet, nahoem iie
plonlos ourh oic.StrnBen eeirrt mar.
gei ihrer 8erhaftnna neriud3te oaS
Deaoden Elm fIeiueS 6Idlflhen in ihr
Saar su nerberaen, oas, mic feftge.
iieut wuroe, Rorpbium entbielt. lie
gittner erfldrte, baB lie oteies getdu.
bungsmittel id,on ieit ihreu iifnf5ehr.
ten 9ebensiabr aebrnudR Die ararie
mnroe oem ifaettlden arnstenbaiis
iiberlpleien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-23
Strasenbabn- sd,ieSsseridlt.

Die 6erren Malter u. Draper uno
Sobn Jrep. bic beiosn pOrldufisenRit.
alieoer oes Sdieoseeri6ts. oos bic
Ihpebsnbsn Jrasen stpii6en berStras
benbabn Gefsili6dft uno oeren ans
geIte(Iten nit ollie eines Drittsn
Shiensrihters erIebigen Iol, hielten
aeitern nisoer cine me1rere Stunben
fpdbrenoe aonferens db, obne fih jes
bod ouf bas brittle Mitelieo oes
SAabsgeritts su einissu. Cine peis
tsrs aonferens lit ouf beuts 9ormittae
ongelest.
Wie 6err Draper ertlGrte, bober
0err Gren unb er cine 4n3abI Briefs
BON 9iirsern srbnltsn. bic Willens
iinh. bem Ghiebsg<riht Gn3ugehOren
aber bic Gntfdsi0ung miro bureaus
niht iitereiIt sperben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-23
Saie.SaM.

Gnblih fino bic sRsbs" ppm Slid
6egiinitiat porben, inbem bas fir ges
itlrn auf Dem Brogramm itebenoe
brittle Spist Der Ssrie Spiiden ibn.n
un5 Der .Gudters" in pbtlabelpbia,
nas fte in ihrsm iebigen psrtriippsltsn
3aftanoe un5neifeIbuft perloren babsn
fri;rosn. ourh Aegsn perbinoert puys
be. DoHelbe pirp i'm Suli bei BEN
no6iten 9eiude Der Rebs in De,
5euGterftaet ais SbsiI zines 1ppptl,
Ipitls gum 4ustrag gelunsen.
9is esHrigen 9 pieIe:
CT. 9ouis 0 Regen
Re.r gort 0 eubete Spiel.
giitsburs o00O10( Resen u
grootlpn 100000 (snbete SpieO {
Sas Spie! spiIden Cubs" UNI
.gohnenfreHern" in Bottom puro
burh 9egeE perbinbert.
6eute Rahmittas lsbtss Spiel De
gtris apiIhsn ,Rebs" uno r2ud
ters" in Ybilabelpbia.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-23
Webnrtess.

Wsar uno Marn 5auber, 2544 9ine
CTR, 3tpiuinge (anoben).
aylidyael unb Ishlnie Dietif. 63 Cit
MleIliden Npe., Mdtdsn.
Walier uno Winnie Wl0asr. 585
Tirmptb Ipe., Hnabs.
5amueI nnp Gths! Sictsr, Wils
liamfon. go. ga. Wdeden.
Wiliam ann Carrie Wittsn, 1907
Hrcaolpar, W1phen.
2erop uno Glsnors an[lunee, 2S0i
.3iegler Mns.. andbt.
Qubiuig unb Earob Shies. 1117
sfinel0n Cir, andbe.
Gldrense uno pbilippsne ulbers,
1850 4. Ape., price on. anabe
9bonas unn Minnie prtBmag,
3o43 ;fairfieln ape.. qnabe.
Meper unb Minnis auufm1n, Gla.
rion. pa. Anabe.
Dlnuriee unb Gillian 2nsarus. 43
!Rodnale Mre.. Mlonen.
Augujt unS Clara 2srp. $40 glcrl
Eresfeat Nps., RHdne.
3. @. unb arsHt cling, 3447 BOOB
burn Ape., anobe.
Match unb CLARA Rnsnbarb. 63s
gpeit 8. Ctr, MdD<ten.
Jcbn uno GOtti, gresnlss. aempsl
Qane, UidDhsn.
gaOO unb anna Gbirit. 17oo Cen
trail ABE, NdbfsH.
9obn unb Rate 5Gnbtrt. 2ls
Gfscn Str, anabs.
Qrnaor unb 1ersfu otto. 10 ptti
STR, Wldbhen.
WirIiam unb Dnpald Wolnim, 1885,
Central Mbs.. WldbGen.
farrp itn0 8tdr Hirfdxnblott, 63i
sDeit Court ctr. M1bdsn.
~s~< - --~s~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-23

an ipeldem fid9 125 gerfonen betbsis
I:pien, aasgsfprOden. sytrner tDurbe
antb bem aommittee sebantt, fpelhes
bcs Ronssri am 10. april arranei-t
hufte. 6srr gfubDIf 5ermonn bertds
ietr ole worfiter bes COMMITTEES fir
Das am is. SUM- In aobmann's
pari ffatifinb<nbe 8ereinspicnit. bab
bic DorhersitungeH In better meife ses
sroffen Derben unb ben Mitslisbern
,inb Gdftsn senubrsiae Stunben BEE
rprftehtn.
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1au{snbs Qsuie Sen InuIben unb Ell
bafsIbe nidbt toaettirtn f0nne.
Or, G<p. 20. AaiIe's RAD
InB.
Der perf1nIine Nahlnb bes Or.
Geo. 20. 6aik lit auf $98. .442.48 obs
gsfhGbt ipDrben uno entbGIt u. u. fol-
gsnbe pcftsn: 12O Mttien Der /. ytns
tiondIbani s24, $50; 80 DO. prDeier 81
Gamble 60. (pref.), $500; 100 DO.
Gin. Gas ann electric Go. $1,000; 20S
bo. Gine. Cub. H<Il GeItpone Co.,
$21, ,112; 25 bo. Globe goep Go. lpr.),
$26O0; 300 bo. ginc. Gtreet Rn. Co..
$16,800; 20 bn. 4. Rationul BdHf,
$500; 100 bp. Qittls Winmi ". R.
60. $10,35o ufp.
Der arme 9afebdlI : pnri
llnter een eeitsrn sinsereitten aps
pIisdtionsn bebufs g<pilIigunb sines
Dom Gteuer Rabatts befano fi4 ouh
cine Der Cincinnati Grhjbiiion Co..
4uguit 6srrmann. prdiiDsnt, iporin
bieislbe geltenb maht, 0ob Der 9ale'
Ibullpart Is aags lang iiberihiDemmt
fpar unb infclgeosfen bus alabbdus
| mo has Maifer IL CUB bod itanb.
lnimt betrieben iperben fonrsts.
Die iibriesn Npplitanien tpdren'
Darn Dorep, A. unb BnpmilIer Ctr.
Gbas. o. 2ibbsri, 517 Wain Strnbe
lJxo. 9hiele, $500 golsrdiu 4penue
e3eo. g,cftel, 1921 6arriIon Apenue
I1bonsus 9ufIep. 5. unos gapmiIlsl
lGtrabe.
Yoblmons alimentsnfIdgi
/ erIebtgt.
/ Sn Gdhen Der MIimententluge be-
4 GtelId g5cbiman sesen ben bstanntei
a9eriinerungs agenten Geo. VI
IWoblman, qrGfibsnt Der Rational Jn
4 lfuraace Co., befien Bureaur iih In
i Igriien Hationol gantsebdune befiu
Iben, nabm Rinter Warner eeittrn oi
i MusIogen Der RIdgerin, bic isst mt
ihrem 7jGbrisen 90hterdbsn bel ibrel
Gltern in Dapton. g., tpobnt, eHtge
gen unb tttpilIiste berielben f6lieblic
Imrmdnents 4limente I'M Betrdge DO
$125 pro Wonai, ioiDie bic Sbbu
iiber bds ainb.
poblmon, Der cine Oegsntlage ou
Sfsioung unierbrsitet, biefelbe ie0ot
5uriidgeSosen bat. mar sbtnfdlls 3ugs
asn uHb bebauptsie, bab ieiu Gintcu
men b06itens sins QllimenienDetpi1i
auna bon 500 pro Wpndt erlaubx, b
er aud bis jsbt in iempcrarer Dei
be5ablt babe. Bon 6ettsH Der Jrd
: ipuro. isbod s<ltsnb semadt, oa
, gcblman nahesu $4,000 pro Sa6r s.
: 3iebs unb gut genug $500 baDon II
, lfsiHe s}amiIie obgebsn Tonne. Dt
/. Ridter mar oerieIbsn aniiht uHb q
Iuubis bic SIPS.
RanlaB ga den.
II eOuiid Dsutid III Rohlobpsr.Da
{ Iterin BON 5ulia Sdmiis /; psriondli'
I $500.
III Dennis Burns iit geitdmentsnol
/, lfirsder bon pdirif Burns; psrfcHali1
/ $3.50. Grunbeisentbum $1,000.
n WaIter De Golper Ranbau iit 3
r itamentspo[litrsder pon gbith Te
: Ronoatl; psrioHalieH $25, 900.
= So6n 6. groote III Rodlabperiud
. ter bon Uearia G. groots; ptrioH
i lien $1,000.
,.l 5snrn s.. aroseer iii Ra6Iabpe
Z matter Don Gmma 9sder; Grunosigs
n tbun $500.
leI Mm. R. 9ipsis iii RadlaBrsrtpo
J tier bon Catherine aeebenen; YerioH
n lien $3.50, Grunbeisenthum $500
te 5uIia Gmiib iit RohldBperpdlier
Don 5obn SHtitb; Grunosistntbu
$4,000.
Der periSniiGe QahlaB Der giri
I Wiie tsirGsi 1852; osrienige bss 90
! Grobbouer S87751.
= anna 6uene rermoht ibg Bern
= gen on ibre Shpefisr Bertha 6. D
: lner, ssb. 6uene, bic aud 0ls 1sii
y msntsooiIitrsdsria fungiren foa.
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unS ben Wsrid5tsb6 6fess.

fbsf4sibunssTdlls. - e@dbsnsrfdss
Hagen. Dem Srriinn Dsrfalls'.
Dr. CsO. 70. oailss sla6Iab.
Wsrf1isbtn.s.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-23

1is eseon asose6G n 1dlsetsxss 81 = !.
esjesss y - - mse 9. UsG s.sr
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-11-04
MANDAN BANKERS
ADVANCING MONEY
are Being Supplied
With Cash to Buy Cows
For Their Farms.

Mandan, N. D., Nov. 4.-Cows, COWS,
hogs and diversified farming Is re.
ginning to strike the business man
as fo%rcefully as the farmer. Mandan
bankers are not only talking about
the matter but are advancing very
large quantities Of money in ASSISTING
farmers /. to increase their herds OF
mixers and hogs and a concentrated
move seems to be on foot, with the
bankers taking. the lead. to bring in
pure bred stock in the spring. This
latter matter has been the subject of
a conference Of local money dealers
during the past week, while H. r.
Lyons was In the city, and plans are
IN the embryo to take a big step. in
this direction, which cannot help but
reach to the success and permanent
advancement OF the country.
HOlsteins the Cry.
Little debate is made relative to
the kind of cattle that; are needed
throughout Morton county. dolsteins
seem to be the most satisfactory dafrv
cows, and the haunts Of these famous
beasts, in the hills Of Wisconsin. ia
n place where DIR. Edmund Mackey
will likely go in late winter and buy
a large quantity Of these ~favorite cows.
In turn they will be sold without prof.
IT In the transaction, merely paying
the purchase price Of such and the
actual expense in securing them. to
farmers who have the disposition and
desire and care for fancy stock and
get the most out Of them.
The Mandan banks. and all others
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-11-04
Mother Stanislaus
Tells Of Recovery

Throat. Troubles, like continued coughs
and colds. often seriously a9ect the
lungs. II you have not found any i'm,
tried, investigate the many reports show.
ing dement's, aud. in numerous cases,
complete rec0vefieS, brought about by the
use Of Dckman's Alternative. This ID q
medicine for Throat and Lung Troubles,
favorably known for more than fifteen
IoArg.. Read this case:-. 49,
Convent Of ct. Anne. Sanford, Fla.
"Gentemen:. In February, 1911, four
doctors. examined my throat aud pro.
nonnced the necessity Of an operation.
Having heard at Peekskill, n. T., Moth.
erhOuse OF the Sisters OF 1t, Francis.
where ] wal visiting, Of Eckman's Altera-
tive. 1s~determine4 sas a last resort % try
4 After taking. 116sur or i've bottles large
pieces OF diseoSed Tissue came IN I
eont'nusd e1lteratiye. to my grateful
and daily relief. In ten nonfhs Il we
( restored 5tn perfect heplthsE..I would b
SAd TO Yfite or talk to my person who
5mey haSe q doubt about Il. / WouIl like
them TO Sc and hear from my oW1 llpb,
T, l9iened) MOTHER N. 6~TXNIEkIUS,
4. 4khove Abbreviated: more on HeQn00t.)
:" Uekman's Alternative has been proven by
many yeaeD, test to b m01E ef0cacious
Tor severe Throat and. IADE A6ectlona,
,fescnthttts. < bronchial. Asthma .6tuD60f6,
Colds and In upbullding the systSm.
Contalns no narcotics. polsons or habit.
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Laboratory: rhitadslphIl.. ~. II I'VE
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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-11-04
CAR INSPECTOR !.
Il KILLED At N|NOT
81 j
$.-ea: - - ~ -.
Is Run Over by Box Car in
Yards While Repairing
an: Air Brake.

Minot. N. D.. Nov. Harry Ronk,
IS. car inspector, living at East Spring
Park. vas crushed to death in the
Great Northern freight yards.
Ronk iss believed to have been in
stantly killed, as four wheels Of the
car under which he was working pass
ed w the middle of. his body. The
man was repairing an air brake at the
end Of a string Of cars in the yard
when a switch engine shunted anotl-
er box car against the anne string.
The engineer Of the switch engine.
Ervis Witmur. did not know that the
man was working beneath the car.
The car inspector was knocked
down across the rails, the. wheels pass
ing over his body: A scream brought
railroad men to the scene,,s but the
man was dead when they arrived.
Acting Coroner John Lynch and DR..
u: HI. Kermott were called 1tonthe
scene. and: the mangled body wasatak,
en- to the undertaking paftors Of led.
VanFleet on Main street. s%s 4
The man is survived by Ills. wife and
the four children, two girls, and two
boys. The youngest child III less than
a year old and the oldest liz 10, years
OF age. ri AZ.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-11-04
BORDER CITIZENS
MUST PAY DUTY
Cannot Purchase Whisky
and Tobacco in Canada
Without Paying Tax.

Washington. Nov. A.-Citizens Of
the border separating Canada from
North Dakota and other boundary
states may. not relish q ruling issued
by the treasury department today
which will require them to pay duty
on tobacco and whisky obtained In
Canada and brought across the line.
The question was raised by the col
lector Of customs at Pembina, N. D.,
who wanted instructions as to wheth.
err the customs regulations relative to
free entry Of cigars, cigarettes and
whisky should be applied to persons
living near the border, who make
short and frequent trips to Canada in
automobiles"
The, department ruled that these
regulations are applicable only to
bona fide passengers arriving in the
United States from foreign countries
and such privilege Of free entry Of
their cigars, cigarettes and whisky
cannot be extended to persons who
cross into Canada and return after an
absence Of a few hours. OF days. Nor
DID, these.. regulations Eieedspartment
ruled, apply to persons crossing the
border for the purpose OF making
SuUhS purchases fe%" 9&SS So
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-11-04

Rochester, MIMI. Nov. 4.-'J. c
r." he man of mystery at the Roch.
ester state hosital, a added another
mystery to the case which has al,
/ ready attained national interest. Hi.
:, sudden disappearance from the state
hospital, which has been his hons
] for five years. came at a time wher
! perhaps. the great secret Of his pas;
u was about to be revealed.
\ Hospital officials have just received
= word from a former member of the
:. United States navy. stating that h.
Z was on the battleship, New York, a,
q mar aboard. II ~. c. r." was 8
Z, him.
sNots.a trace Of the man of myster,
:; has been found since Friday night
!, He took a bag. of coins that belonged
!. to one OF the doctors on the staff. II
! is known that on Friday he visited
), several saloons and peddled the coins
as souvenirs. probably getting drinks
in return. The hope that he would
return to the hospital is dwindling,
as time passes and he fails to appear,
: He has run away before, but has
7 always returned. The theft OF the
& coins. however, may cause him to
Z fear to return. 1t is not known that
!. he has stolen anything in the past.
/ Hospital officials believe, however.
that: he will be easily recognized and
& seen him and will Communicate with
v1he RocheAer hospital. His inability
Ito tAlk, and his crippled condition
Z would, It is believed, make 1t impos-
; sible for him to stray far from the
! hospital.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-11-04

Alexander, N. D.. Nov. 4.-steel has
been laid east Of the Yellowstone
river. The steel gang tied onto the
bridge and laid the rails through the
tunnel finishing up several hundred
feet on this side of the tunnel. The
track laying through the. tunnel was
necessarily done by hand a slower
The track laying gear cars, 'a and machin-
cry are expected on the job next week.
The steel work will then be taken up
from its present terminus and vii.
come right along at the rate of from
one and one-half to two miles per
day. r
The grading is practically COM
p!eted from a couple of miles, east
q lawson to the tunnel. Thomas
and are moving out. Babbitt, q SUBJ
Der. has a little work left. Craven
& Co.. near Charbonneau, have gone.
Pettijohn will finish this week and
McGrego & Co. will have the LAM
cut out of.:the way ir a few days.
The work all. along the line is being
tSs Tslob SR ;f Gsas sfAs 81, ttssls sW pls ST
Is progressing nicely. Rock has de-
mated that this cut.Swills also be out
By the: timesthe Ifssi feachss that
point s$ssr. ! ar. .h,t.s. d pile sl,a ii to
dEgEe b4tweepss the8 tunnel anxsslAlex-
aHAer: 1.-THE 6fid64 cfeYA is H9NsN on
the decking crew il f6iio%(9s db put
ting the bridges in shape for the
steel. Unless unusual bad weather
interferes the cridge crew will reach
Alexander. about November 16 !: and
the steel gang will make this point
about. a week later. 2
AS matters now stand it Is a prac.
teal certainty that grain will be
shipped from Alexander and other
nearby points this winter.