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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-06
Fair Arrangements
Being Rapidly Completed
The Nevada State Fair MANAGE

The Nevada State Fair manage
ment desire to that. in adj
dition to the racing program, live
stock exhibition, and several other
cultural Park during the session OF
tie State Fair, that they have secur-
ed the famous high diving horses
and sensational show under the man
agement of Doctor Carver.
DR.. Carver holds the reputation Of
being the crack shot of the world.
the exhibition of his diving horses
is pronounced to be the greatest and
! most sensational show of its kind in
existence, comprising acts so start
ling and stupendous sights as never
yet beheld. new sensations sparkling
with originality and defes all at
terpts at competition.
Animals taught to dive from a plat
form from sixty to eighty feet in
height into a tank Of water only
eight feet in depth seems too marvel
GUS for belief. Every day during
the fair there will be one leap from d
platform fifty feet in height with n
young lady astride Of her horse, Miss
lorena Lorenz, a beautiful young
lady known in the Middle West and
Pacific Coast where these exhibitions
have been performed. as the Girl
in Red will risk her life on the intel
l1sence of a dumb animal the horse.
true to his training shows human in
tellect in his preparation for the pos
Sible dip OF death.
This same attraction will appear
at the California State Fair to be
held at Sacramento, then appears at
the State Fair at Reno. thence to
Fresno to entertain the people Of
that country during the session Of
their district fair. From those who
have witnessed the acts of th~ese.per-
forming horses pronounce them the
most wonderful and should not be
missed by those who can find it CON
v~enient to attend the Nevada State
Fair.
The management desire to also
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-06

announce that there will be a very
large exhibition OF livestock OF all
classes, nearly every district in the
state will be represented by an ex-
hiblt of some kind, the demand for
stall room has been SO great that it
became necessary for the construc-
ton Of additional stalls for their ac-
commodatlon.
The pavilion exhibition will also be
an attractive and interesting feature
Of the fair. all the space in the build
ing having already been assigned.
Several counties have been given lib
eral space for the display of their re-
spective productions. One hundred
and seventy feet of new and beauti-
full exhibit show cases of the most
modern construction have been pro-
vided and will be well filled. InquIr-
les from ladies throughout the stare
have been numerous and express
their handiwork on exhibition. The
pavilion will be in readiness for the
reception of exhibits on the 18th, one
week in advance of the opening date.
with Mr.. P. H. Mulcahy as superil-
tendent in charge and he will be in
constant attendance up to the time
Of closing.
Affairs at the race track Grounds
are progressing most admirably.
about sixty horses. harness and run
ming, are in daily training. There
will be a large shipment OF racing
stock from Sacramento Immediately
upon the close of the California
State Fair. We are fully assured of
a most promising and successful race
meet.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-06

What with a surfeit of social ac-
tivity in Carson City during the past
week. the very strenuous doings incl
dent to the two days celebration OF
| abor Day at the opening OF the
now closing week and the departure
Of many Of the younger social set
from the city to take up their duties
al school in distant places, together
With the departure of many for the
enjoyment of their deferred vacation
in the more desirable month of Sep
TENDER, there has been a decidedly
apparent lack of activity among Car
son folk, socially, during the week
ending to-day.
The Labor Day party given by
Mrs. Nell Routree on last Saturday,
which partook largely Of Il Labor
Day entertainment in all its appoint
ments, seemed to have brought to
a close the social events OF the very
active summer and there is quite like
~ to be a lack of large functions UNI
til the regular season of the late au-
tumn and winter months is taken up.
Among the noteworthy events of
the past week was a beautifully APP
pointed dinner party OF ten overs
given by Mrs. A. NJ. Ardery at her
home on Thursday evening. those
present being Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Of Tonopah. who have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Col
burn, Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour, Mr.. and
Mrs. Colburn, Miss Vanderlieth and
Mr.. Vanderlieth. The table was
tastefully decorated in the yellow
scheme which prevailed through the
home.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-06
NEWS FOR
CARSON CITY LADIES

In this issue will be found an in
teresting announcement from Mile
Mile. Marie Bonfils of Reno. This
will undoubtedly be good news to the
ladies of Carson, who rer force of
necessity must send elsewhere for
nearly all of their clothing, gowns,
etc. Satisfaction is guaranteed on
everything you purchase at this great
Nevada Mail Order House and your
wants will be as promptly and pains
takingly attended to as If you were
there in person.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-06

For the past several days a couple
o fthe elder girls at the Orphans
Home have been anything but well
and to determine the cause a consul
tation OF physicians was held last ev-
cning, with the result that symptoms
OF typhoid prevail but that they have
physicians have not as yet definitely
decided as the cases are not far
enough advanced, if typhoid, to show
it as such by simple diagnosis.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-06
LOSES VALUABLE HORSE

Doc Winnie had the misfortune to
lose a very fine horse this week, the
cause of the animals death being as
it was shot with a .22-ri1e in the
hands of some small boys who were
doing target practice in that vicinity.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-06
MORE PRISONERS

Two new boarders have taken &C
commodations at Warden DECKER
sons hotel, George Anderson, former
Western Pacific agent at Winnemuc-
ca, for one year to eighteen months
for embezzfement; and F. Dunn, who
is to serve from one to two years
Tor forgery.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-06

One o fthe most important events
Of the week was the bridge party
given by Mrs. Joe Stern at her home
on Friday afternoon. The home was
most tastefully decorated and those
enjoying the game were: Mrs. J. I.
Davis, Mrs..W. +. Casson, Mrs. Geo.
+. Mills, Mrs. Chas. Colburn, Mrs.
II. NJ. Clark, Mrs. L. T. Patrick, Mrs.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-06

Previous to their departure for the
Coast in the Yerington car, the party
being composed of Mrs. Yerington
and daughters and Mr.. Russell Yer
ington, the latter gave a most de-
lightfully carried out dinner party at
the Yerington home in honor of his
sister, Miss Eleanor, to twenty-five
of the younger set.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-06

The Toupin block on Carson St,
opposite the post office. is having d
new coat of paint and other improve
ments added.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-06

The great trouble with some men
is that they think that newspaper adj
vertising is good for the other fell
low, but would not do in their par
ticular case.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-06

II is reported that with the begin
ming of the school year several of the
lady teachers will keep bachelors
hall" instead of boarding as hereto
fore, during the session. Their COM
pact is. said to be indicted on parch-
mcnt and is very strict in its require
mcnts.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-06
Personal Happenings
and
Social Doings of Week
A Decided Lull in Society
Events of the Past Week

w. u. Mackey. Mrs. Ed Petersen.
Mrs. Frank A. Regain, Mrs. Will Ep-
slime, Mrs. Morris Raycrait, Mrs. I.
+. Donnelley, Mrs. Charles Kitzmey-
or, Mrs. Blake Aubery. Mrs. Col
burn and Mrs. Raycraft won the
prizes.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-06

Miss Carrie Allen one of the local
teachers of last term. has been ap-
pointed to the Austin High School
Tor the coming year.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-06
FOR SAFE KEEPING

Two federal prisoners were
brought over from Reno this morn
ing and placed in the local pail for
safe keeping pending their trials.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-06

DON'T be a dead one-'cause re-
member, the Mummy amt had no
fun in two thousand years.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-06

Mrs. George Brodigan entertained
during the week at a sewing bee.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-06

Miss. Jamison and Miss Rowena
Glass, two of Carson's popular
teachers have returned to this city
to assume their duties in the public
schools.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-06

Miss Gladys Wood left for New
York City and other Eastern points
and expects to be absent from this
city for some weeks, and in order to
doubly assure herself a good time
the young lady ordered that her
daily Appeal follow her on her
travels.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Toupin, who are Wis
itinp here from Oakland after an alb
sence of six years, have been enter
tanned in various ways by friends
during the week and have been made
to feel a welcome to their old home.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-06

On Thursday Mrs. B. Cohn enter
tanned at bridge the members of the
Girls Bridge, Club. The home was
tastefully decorated and inviting re
freshments served. Miss Colcord
was the winner of the first prize.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-06

A few OF their press comment IS:
San Francisco Examiner says: Howard and Graf held o at tt
American from last three weeks bill at the Empress, continue to draw,
and are a bigger hit htan during their first weeks engagement.
Omaha Bee says: One big surprise from start to finish were How
and Graf and they proved the biggest hit of the seaso Bert Levy
OF San Francisco, says: The big gest novelty have ever had the
pleasure OF seeing.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07
&umferem5 beginnt.

IS aibington, g. g. 4. ang.
ganfiers BON 11e11nullbflinf5ig @roB=
lt46ten Ser Mcferbal,oiltrifte 6es Sll:
oens, oes mittleren @eitens un0 Ser
po5ifii6en ailte lino am Wortog bon
Sefretar Mcsl0oo aufgeforbert NOR
Sen, nah 8aibingto11, 3. g., gu font,
mell UNI NIT 0em. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ment iiber sic @ertbeilung Ser $780,
100000 Regierungsgeloer gu fonfe-
rieretl, sic an sic Decentralization ser
g%enanute11 Seftionen 5tpeds Stnan=
3ierung ser Grnte pertbeilt lperoel1
loQen. Ser @efretar bofft, onr9 Ell,
tie miinolide 8eipre6ung nit Den
@ertretern ser Nationalba1fen mid=
tige Snfornationen iiber Die relatt=
ben Be0urfnilie ser ein5elnen Mder=
bauoiitrifte 81 erbalten. 8isber ltegt
sic Abii@t Dor, sic fiinf5ig @fiQioz
ne1 Collars a1f sic Natio11albanfet'
ser genonnten Staote gu pertbetle1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07
Sic Sarif6e6atte.
SO u1hin II. s 9

y : . y - W. ~. Guy.
9emofraten un6 Gepulifaner BE-
iprod)en beute bon beridieoenen &C.
iibtspunften aus Ste 5ufinftige
Froiperitat 6es 2an6es unter Sen
gei timmungen 6es 11euen Iorifs, oe=
battierten 6eS langen u116 breiten
iiber sic @ouporlage l1tlo madten
einige 6ortldritte in sen @erbon6=
lungen iiber sic Metouporlage. Sc
nator 5tone, @iiiouri, regte sic
Troge Ser 5uflnftigen 8oblfabrt
beS 2an6es 6ur@ @erIeiung meb=
rerer %grflarnngen an, in 6enen Ta-
brifanten un6 &anfleute 6orouf hin=
mieien, 6aB troy ser geplonten 60
acknowledgement sic Musii9ten
altBerit giinitig ieien. 1ieie @rfld=
r1tngen mnr6en in 6as @erbano=
l1ngsprotofolI aufgenommen. &C.
nator @allinger ipra6 sic neber3en=
gl1ng aus, 6aB ser gegenpGrtige
@obllton6 6es 2an6es al1f SOS &onto
Ser republifaniiden @ertpoItung,
nidt aber auf 6as ser fommenoen
hemofrotiiden @eiefe 5u idreiben lei,
baB aber sic @ei6ihte iid mieoerbo=
len un6 idle6tere 3eiten unbeoingt
fclaen miir6en. Senator 8iQtoms
tpolte miiien, tpesbalb sic &epublifo=
'!cr nidt NIT Sen etpigen &lagert auf=
f6ren 11n6 es altf cine Brobe anfom=
men laiien fails iie 10 ither mdren>
6ab sic SIN 6em 2on6e s6o6en brin=
gent uiir6e. u@ir monen fortfabren,
hies SIT tbl1n," anttportete Senator
@ollin9er, zig mir iider iinb, boB
Sic @dbler, tpenn iid einmol Sic 8ir=
flung 6es nelten Sartfs fiiblbor mobt,
uniere 8eitrebnngen beriteben 1tn6 or=
erfennen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07
glB 0, Ser, 4. Mug.

Sic japaniide @egierung ioG 6urd
ibren neuen 8otidafter in Merieo Ser
merifaniiden &egierung Sic Inter.
ltiibung BON Is ibrer @riegsl6iffe 5u-
geiagt baben, fir Sen 6oQ, 6oB Meriz
70 in einen &rieg NIT einem ugemetn=
lan1en Sein6" bertptdelt mer6en ioQte,
tpie am Montag in @l Nolo, Ser, Be=
amten oes Suiti56epartements bon ei-
nem aus @bibuobua ltammen6en
Merifaner, angebli6 einem Gpion ser
&onititutionaliiten in Sen &eiben ser
&egierungStruppen, m%itgetbeilt mur.
6e. Ser Wertfaner min in gbibuobua
babel gepeien fem, als 0ffi5iere Ser
&egierungsarmee cine 6iffrterte De-
peide @uertas iiberietten, in ser 6teie
Mittbeilung gemaht pur6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07
Tiidereiitreif in &anaoa.
Gancouper, 8. g. 4. Au(

8anconper, 8. g., 4. Slug.
Saponer, Sic ii9 6em Streif Ser
2ahsfiiher i'm 6raer=6luB, 8. g., an
geidloiien baben, fl1bren in Ser Ma6t
bon @amitag auf Montag nit Sc
mebren bemaffnet na6 6en 6ii6pla=
bet1 a1tb forberten sic nod arbeiten=
sen sJiiher Mnorobung BON @emal1
auf iofort in 6en 5treif gu geben
Die NeBe elmer Mn3abl bon @rie6en,
sic ntdt 6olge leiiten mollten, mur=
Sen ins @aiier %gemorfen. Sic Strei.
fer erfldren, 6aB mebr als 5000 ST.
Iider sic Mrbett n%ieoergelegt baben;
iie perlangen 20 Gents fir ieoer
6ii9, anitatt Is, mie Sic &onierpen:
fabrifen feitgeiett baben. Ser Mls:
itan0 bot ii6 audi auf etlide 6abri:
fen ausgeoebnt, 6o6 iin6 INNER nod
Is bon 6iefen i'm 8etrieb. Sapaner
periudten ont Montag, oie in Ser
4onierpenfabrifen arbeiten6en @bite:
fen 5u 5mingen, iid 6em Mnsltan>
a1,5uidlieBen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07
@pm &mpfergrGber=@ treif.
6 aIu et. Mih.. 5. Q[1

ct, Mid, 5. Slug.
Ser @tretf ser &npfergr6ber bon
Sber- Midigon 6onert ungeidmd@t
fort. Doh boben sic @emoIttbGtig-
feiten erbebli6 abgenommen. Mud)
SEN Sruppen muroe itreng berboten,
obne @run6 bon ibrert @offen &C.
brol1d GIT moden. General g. 8. Mb-
bep, ser 8efeblsbober ser Mili5, er-
irdte @ouber11el1r Serbs nodmo1s,
unber5iigli@ nod 6em Streifgebiet
at fomn1e1t nr6 Sic @ermittll1ng 5u
iibernebmer. Dieie @eiie fon1te gIeidj
NIT Ser iibliden Sobresinipeftion ser
Gtaatstrltppen berfniipft meroen.
Sic befonnte @treiffibrerir1 uM11t=
ter" esones lit bier eingetroffen. Mon
beriudt bier ieitens Ser @rltben=
barore> cine 5paltltng inter SEN Mr=
beitern berbei5ufiibren nno einen
nelter Mrbeiterperbon6 SIT begriin=
Sen, ser 5u SEN Mrbeitgebern b1lt.
Cod blieb es bel oem @eril1d], 5umol
iebt olt6 Sic Midt : @etperfihaftler
cine oobnerb0bung for0ern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07
3meicentsrate in &raft.
ct. Banl, Minn., 4. Slug

ct. YdnL M1nn., 4. Nng.
Sic Chicago Great @eitern=8 tin
tuir6 innerbalb ser naditen 5ebn Sa=
ge sic 11e1e 3peicentrate fir &aIla-
giere in &raft ieben, Sic fiir5lid BON
Dem Oberbnnoesgertdt in 5aden 6es
Minneiota = Matenfalles %ongeoronet
mar. Mah elmer @onfcrer15 5piiden
@enerolonmalt 5mitb un6 @ertre=
tern ser itootlid)en gtienbabnfommii
iion> iopie ser giienbabn muroe oieie
M%nfiinoignng am Montoaabeno IN
ct. Nol1l, Minn., gemadt. @leid=
5eitig 9abel1 @ean1te ser Greet @e=
ltern=gab11 befnn1tt> 6ab feine Mer0e=
rltug ser 6radtroten eintreten tperoe.
@%ohrldeinlid tperoel1 aud, hierbei Sic
@eridte 6as lette @prt iprd)en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07
@cbb=9lfte angcfpdten.
st. Saul Minn., 4. Muq

ct. YaML Wttnn., 4. Mng.
@ertreter Ser Minnei ota 8retper's
MHoeiation baben am Montag i'm
8ltnoes6i III ct. Saul,
Mim., I'M sic MltsiteGung eines tent
pordren @inbaltsbefebls eril16t, ser
ser Sod Sslan6=8abn perbieten ioI,
lire fiir5lid e%rlaiiene Sr6er in aroft
GIT ieben, 6aB @en6ungen bon geilti=
gen Betrdnfen fir Sen &ausgebroud)
niht a1geuommen mer6en 6iirfen.
&idter 6. 81. @tQor6 bat 6aS Berbor
a11f Mitttpo6 angeiebt. Sic 9raue=
reien mol1en 6ur6 6en Hro5eB eine
Gntihei61rng 6ariiber berbeifubren,
Oh bas @ebb= &enpon=@e ieb, 6as sen
5miidenltootliden Gerian0 geiitiger
@etranfe na6 utrodenen" Staater
perbietet, perfaiiungsmaBig lit ooer
niht.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07
&athpliidle &artci.
STAB % erifo, S. III

5ta0t VI critic, 5. Mltg.
Die fotboliide Nortei balt bier IT,
rclr &o11pent ab 111o miro ibre &art'
oiooten fir sic Nrali6emldoftsmab,
len ,1ominieren. Heoro 2asc1roin
Minilter 6es Mel1Bern inter Ma:
cero, miro p%abrideinlid fir SOS Mm1
oes Erdlioerten nominiert meroen
Mnsgcpliinoert unb mibban6elt tpur:
Sc ser amerifanii6e 6ormer Mat'
them @onr6 BON &cbelen BEL Gam
ptco. @eine bct6en T06ter tpur6en.
m1bren6 er an einen 8a,1m gebun6en
tpur6e, bon Ben unmeniden perge'
maltigt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07
a. GIpub NNiuucnta Npumrfaa,t BEN Z. Munun. 19I5 Summer s.

ei11 oreifadeS @1trra a1f Sen beiligen
@ater> M1gr. 8on5ano u110 Sic an-
mei enoen gii9ofe aus in 6as Sic
G%eriammlung begeiitert einltimute.
Oeit Sent Gboral u@roBer @ott mir
loben 6id" u1lo 6e1n Mbiingen 0es err
lten Geries bon uglmerica" fan6 sic
impolante <nogebung gegen 6 l1br
ibren Mbi6lnB.
0ortiekung cuff 5eite p
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07
;3u, 8eitem bes 5taatsiefretars
q Ii It / II, SeraS, 5. Slug

Eeranii6e Demofraten baben eine
@%elo iammll1ng gum 8eiten oes
@taotsiefretar @iuiom S. 8rpaa ei1t=
geleitet. $4,000 iin6 bereits ge5ei6net.
Serr 8rpan ion iid, tpenn er bos
@elo erbdlt, berpflidten, feline 8or'
t~ragsrei1en ein3u1telen un6 iid MIR
Ben Eflidten ieineS MrnteS gu mto'
men.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07
Srttr | big s.
8pti6atter &iliom
perldbt Yofem

S. 2inb als peri6nlider &ertreter
&raiibent @ilions nad Merifo. -
- &ein &otidaiter. - Grit na@
@1ertas &iidtritt erfolst feline ST.
nennnng. - 9ie amerifaniide go,
litif, = Eraiibent @ilions Yros
sramm Merifo gesenitber ,uirb in
einieen Sagen berGffentlidt tuer=
Sen. = 8inbnif Mcrifos nit Sa=
pan?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07
@aibington, 9. g., 4. Slug.

y ' "NS
Nraii6ent SSH ion bot jebt Sen err
ften Shritt in ser 8olitif getbor,
6ie er 1i6 our &idtidnur 6em meri=
fanii6en Brob1em %gegeniber moden
miro. Mm Montag bat Ser Nrdiibent
formea oas @iidtrittsgeiud Boti6of=
ter @enrp Cane @illons angenom=
men; 6es 8oti6ofters Mmdtritt miro
nah Ser iiblihen TRADITION, sic SEN
biplomati1den @ertretern Ser &egie=
rung 5mei Monate l1rlaub geitattet,
om IA. Sftober in &raft treten.
@leid5eitig bot Brai. @i1ion Sen ebe-
maligen @ouperneur Sobn 2in6 bon
Minnei ota, etnen l%ongiahrigen init
men 6reun6 Sefret6r 8rpans, gu iei=
mem per- onltden @ertreter in Merifo,
Ser nidt BEL ser @uertaiden Regie=
r11ng afffreoitiert lit, ernannt. Sc beiBt
in eingelpeibten &reiien Ser @un0esz
bolpti ta6t, 6aB SER 2in6 formea
gum 8otidafter ernannt meroen ion,
tpenn cine permanente Negier11ng tn
Merifo etabliert 1T.
Tr6lioent @illon nn6 Gtaatsi efre=
tar 8rDar batten I'M 2aufe oes Cages
mebrere @onferen5en, un6 8otidafter
@ilion, ser auf telegrapbiidem 8ege
bonn @tootsiefretar I'm midtiger Mnz
gelegenbeit" aus Seem Sort nod
@aibington berufen uor6en mar, bat
tie cine 8eipre@ung NIT 6ieiem un6
@oriiter Bacon BON 5enatsfomttee
fir ausmarttge Mngelegenbeiten. Man
bate ertportet, boB ser @rdii6ent nod
ont Montag cine offt5ielle @rflarung
betreffs ieiner Eolttif Merifo gegen-
iiber beroffentIiden piiroe 6es ST.
bats, 6ob sic Ser. Stoaten ii@ ieoer
b%etpoffneten Snterpention enthalten,
@l1erta oagegen nid)t anerfennen tper=
Sen, ood iab man itd) oarin getauidt.
Seine 6erortige grf1drung tpuroe I'M
@eiBen @ol1s pe%roffentlid1t. Sic Gr=
fl1rnng Gefr. 8rpans lautet:
,,@rgol1perr1el1r Sob11 2ino- BON
Minneoiota lit als perionlider @ertre=
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gen Situotion ser 8otihaft als 8e-
rotber CUR @eite gu fteben. @obolo
ser Trdiioent in ser Gage 1T, nit Ser
merifomi9en meeierung iiber Sic
MISUNDERSTANDING 6es 6rieoens in
nnterbonolungen 51 treten, miro er
ieinen Stonopunft 0ffentlid befanrt
geben. @ouberneur 2ino un6 Got
tin rel en bette obeno NIT Ser 8ahn
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nad Merifo ab."
Sopiel lit befalu1t getporoen, oaB
Grdiioent @illon in metigen Sagen,
pieueiht nod ser M11f1nft @errn
9il16s INT Merifo, cine tpeitere Grfld=
rl1t1g be5iiglid1 iei11er &olitif Merifo
gegeniiber erlalleu miro. Gins lit 11t1=
beoingt iideru oaB cine betpaffnete
Ss%snterpention BON ieiten Ser Ser.
Stooten ol1sgeldlo1en lit. Gem Era<
lioel1tcn tpGre es lieb, >pen1t er Sen
Merifonern oa51 belfen fornte, oen
&pnflift ihIieBIih atf frte6ltfe Wei=
1e bei5l1legen: es miro ertpartet, 6ab
er in Sen o%uerndd)iten Eugen ieine
quten 0ienite onbteten mir6; tpenn Tie
nidt ongenomme,1, 10 lit Sic Mnge-
leqenbeit fir sic Ser. @taaten Dor.
Iaufig er1eoigt. &ommen @ablen 5lt-
ltan6e, un6 gebt aus 6ieien cine ita.
bile &egierung berpor, 10 miro 6teie
bon oen Ser. 5toate1r arerfannt tper-
oen; fommt feine @abl 3uitanbe, un6
bleibt &rerta am @l1ber, 10 miro er
nidt anerfannt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07
9reitaaioer @affenitiQltanS.
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beute cin oreitdgiger @affenitinltor1o
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oe11sparlanrcnt1ren @elegenbeit gege=
bell merbcl,, ibrc StreitigfeiteIl unter=
chamber 5l1n Mustrag 81 bringel1.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-27
BIG SCANDAL INVOLVED
In DEATH OF DANCER
Names Famous in Europe and America
Are Mixed Up in Pierette
Fleury Case.

Paris, Sept. 26.-Police Prefect Hennion
today forbade the burial of the body OF
twenty-year-old Pierrette Fleury, actress
and cabaret singer, who died from an
overdose of ether in her apartments in
the fashionable suburb Of lie Veginet.
A scandal is threatened, as servants in
the singers employ have told the police
of wild orgies which took place in the
apartments OF the young woman. Names
famous throughout Europe and America
were mentioned. but the police said that
these would be kept secret. o..
Despite her extreme youth, Pierrette
had run the gamut of human vices. She
was an inveterate user OF ether and
smoked daily from ninety to a hundred
Turkish cigarettes soaked in opium. So
thoroughly was her system saturated
with the druE that il required an i'm
mense quantity to affect her. When she
was found dead a quart jar which had
held ether, but was empty, was found
at her side. A linen sheet was wrapped
about her head, and the bed was filled
with ether-soaked wads of cotton.
The dead girl was one OF the leading
figures in the night life OF Paris. She
was statUesque brunette OF striking
beauty. She had incomes from several
rich men and squandered nearly a quar-
ter of a million dollars annually.