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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-01
Halloween Festivities.

Hundreds of youngsters i'll masquerade
parade,f the streets last night celebrating
Halloween The Halloween spirit pre-
vailed greater than in former years.
Mauy public and private parties, dances
and entertainments We're he'd.
The Collinwood Club dance at its club
house on the Potomac, four miles below
Alexandria. was largely attended.
4 Halloween entertainment at the
Young Peoples building under the au-
spices of the NJ. L. Church South also at
tracted many. The members OF the Amer
lean Indian Guard Band in mask costumes
attended. giving u street parade prior TO
the entertainments
The celebration was the most orderly
in recent years There was not single
arrest for violations of the law, orders
having been eiven some time ago that
the o,d-tinae method of celebrating was
on the retired list.
The following delegates from this city
have been named BY Gov Mann to at
tend the Rivers and Harbors Congress to
be held in W:tshin.ton December So. A.
Il. Brockett. DR.. William NJ. Smith and c.
b. Marshall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-01
WILLIAM K. BERRY HELD
ON AN ASSAULT CHARGE
Accused by Miss Elite Hoke, Six
teen Years Old, of Annoy
ing Her.

William X. Berry, said by the police to
be married and making his home with
his wife and grown children at ~ =
street northwest, was arrested last night
by Bicycle Policemen Dierkopf and
Adams of the first precinct at the in
stance of Elite Hoke, sixteen-year-old
girl who said Berry had annoyed her.
The hearing of the charge of assault pre-
ferred against Berry has been continued
until Wednesday. He is at liberty on
500 cola teral.
Miss Hoke resides at 1909 9Th street
northeast and is employed i'll a down.
town department store. She told the po-
lice that IA man followed her when she
left the store Thursday night, and spoke
to her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-01
Author of Many Legal Articles.

He is the author of numerous articles
on legal subjects and has been chief coun-
sci for a number of large corporations.
In his new position Mr. Syme will be
called upon to advise the Commissioners
upon many difficult legal problems, espe-
cially those arising in connection with
the administration of the public utility
and inti-merger laws He will receive
u salary of 81, 500 Il year. of which amount
81 ,nGJ represents the remuneration he is
to receive as legal adviser of the util
tiles commissions.
Prior TO turning over the corpora ton
CounSeTS Office to his successor, Mr..
Thomas yesterday called upon the Com
missiouerS and expressed regret that
financial considerations had made Ii
necessary for him to sever his connec-
ton with the District government.
, Mr.. Thomas was appointed first as
sistant corporation coansel November /,
1901. and yesterday brought to a close
twelve years service which he had
rendered the municipality. Before his
| appointment in 1901 Mr. Thomas had
practiced law in this city since his
, twenty first Year He will again engage
| in the private practice of law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-01
BEGINS HIS DUTIES AS
CORPORATION COUNSEL
Conrad H. Syme Sworn In for
District Service-Practiced
Here Since 1893.

Conrad II. Syme today became the
corporation counsel of the District of
Columbia. He was administered the
oath of Office by DIR. William Tindall,
secretary to the board of Commission
ers, in the presence of Commissioners
Newman. Siddons and Harding Capt
Julian l.. Schley, assistant engineer
commissioners. and Francis H. Ste
phens, assistant corporation counsel.
The ceremonies were held in the Office
Of Commissioner Newman. Later Mr..
Syme went to the courthouse. where
he took the oath of office as attorney
of the public utilities commission be
fore John K. Young, clerk of the Dis
triet Supreme Court.
The new District official. who was APP
pointed to succeed r. Fl. Thomas, fol-
lowing the resignation of Mr. Thomas as
corporation counsel is graduate of the
GeorsetowE University Law School. and,
with Commissioner S.ddons. has served
member of the faculty of the Ma
tional University Law School. He has
engaged in the practice of law in this
city since 1888
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-01
District Official Meets De-
mands of Numerous App|i-
cants for Business Permits.
OPENING OF NEW YEAR
FOR LIQUOR DEALERS
Saloons Decrease in Number, But
Revenue Increased by Ad-
vance in the Fees.

The beginning of a new license year
made OF today the busiest November 1 in
the history of the District of Columbia.
From early morning applicants for
every kind of license issued by the mu-
nicipality crowded the office of the license
clerk, Wade H. Coombs.
Liquor licensees were in the majority.
Applicants on the approved list, an
nounced late yesterday by the excise
board, began to show up before o'clock
apparently anxious to dispose of the last
details preparatory to entering upon
business under the new liquor law.
Although there are forty-six less retail
and fifteen less wholesale liquor estap-
lishments than formerly to receive per-
mission to continue in business the Dis
trictS revenues from this source are
nearly $4,000 greater than was the case
a year ago. This is due to an increase
in the wholesale license from $500 to $500
and an increase in the retail license from
$500 TO $1,000.
Licenses We're issued last year to 49S
retail and 125 wholesale establishments,
the total revenue produced amounting to
S446 513.30
The excise board this year considered
applications for 1863 retail and Ill whole
sale licenses, granting i52 of the former
and III of the latter.
Total Amount on Deposit.
The total amount deposited with the
filing of. the applications was $5290O0.
or an increase of $S2,4SO.70 over the re-
ceipts of last year. Refunds made ON
account of applications not favorably
acted upon, however. will reduce this
amount to about S65,000. it is estimated.
Applicants who appeared at the office
of the license clerk today presented de-
post receipt slips. and. in return, were
given certificates showing their right
to engage in the liquor business during
the ensuing year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-07
1O-ACRE TRACT
Floor, National Realty ]
1117 Pacific Ave

All cleared, level, deep black
loan; on road, l mile to town, sta
lions, schools; fine for garden, fruit,
grains, poultry. Only 5000, $50 cash,
will pay for this. See o. c. La
Budde, 314 Provident bldg, Pacific
ay., bet. eth and tVtb Open TIL
8 D. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-07
For Sale or Exchange

FOR SALE or trade, by owner,
fruit and alfalfa farm, 100 acres,
in the famous Kootenaf Valley.
Northern Idaho. Address E-106e.
Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-07

South Side modern bungalow with
nice lots, in fruit; 5 rooms, near
Seth; $3.50; $3.50 cash $40 monthly.
Lenn0x Investment Company,
2O0 Equitable Bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-07

East Side bungalow, s rooms, 2
lots, on corner; walking distance
factories; $1,000; 500 down, 500
monthly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-07

WHITE LEGHoRN setting eggs, SO
per 100: day old chicks on May
and IL at loo each. Main 1854 ia.
A. Larsen. Jovita.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-07

Seven rooms and bath; three lots.
1870 feet deep; fruit trees; place for
chickens; one block from Portland
av.; $500, on terms; all assess
ments in and paid.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-07
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS.

FIDELITY TRUST co.'s SAFE DE-
PoSIT VAULTS. Ground floor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-07
REAL ESTATE

FOR Puyallup Valley lands, sea
Harry v. Smith .204 Provident Bldg.
WILL sell or trade my equity in 5
property or timber land; also 6 lots
In center of Fern Hill for a good
teaming outfit or timber land. COOS
Junett St, So. Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-07

LOST-About 2 weeks ago, light
Jersey COW. with bell on. Finder
please return to George Masoff
Woodland station. old Puyallup line.
r. ID. No. 4.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-07

FOR SALE-Piano, good as new.
VIII sell very cheap. Call up till
5 o'clock Thursday. 1401 North
Fife st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-07

s ACRES improved: will consider
some trade; easy terms on bal
ance, A-1004. Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-07

SINGLE Comb Black Minorca eggs
for Matching, $100 and $3.50 per
Tor Tor H. O. 4 vile a5ss So o' x
Main e827.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-07
Wanted - Miscellaneous

WANTED-A gentle horse for rid
ing or driving for it's keep. Adj
dress 716 So. @ st. Phone 1862, aft
err p. m.
WANTED-Stock to pasture on
Storlie ranch, two miles south of
Hillhurst. w. ii. Fradenburg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-07
EXCHANGE

EXCHANGE Vancouver property
for Tacoma, Midland or Puyallup
property. Phone Main 1862.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-07
REAL ESTATE

35 ACRES, Orcas island, fenced, 10
acres cleared clean, seeded to
clover; about 1876 full bearing fruit
trees; good water; million feet tim
Der; chicken house, two barns,
$3.50, $500 down. Call 612 Bank
ers Trust bldg, between 10 and IL
Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-07

Client wants a store of any kind,
II cheap. Cash paid part, balance
realty.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-07
HELP-FEMALE

COMPETENT girl for housework in
small family. Well recommended.
Apply S25 North Prospect.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-07

80 lots, all in crop, So fruit trees,
| 6-room house, barn, chicken coop,
cellar, good well; right at station,
| DC fare; $4,000, terms. ]. b. Kari
man, owner Larchmont.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-07

broom cottage for or more
acres not far from car or Tacoma.
Cottage has s rooms. 2 full lots, eth
av. near car, bearing fruit trees,
Good barn. Address Box W-1O1O,
Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-07

For sale or trade for Tacoma
property, a Groom 2-story house,
with half block of land, good
orchard, ETC., In Steilacoom. Price
$500. VIM. Fannin.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-23
8sidltiaer siea.

8aIbington 8. g., 90. San.
Die 16esregierut1g bat nrt Mon.
tag fir bie Ste 8niidenftoahide San,
5elsfon1n1iiiion bei Dem 8erlud, Ser
&onuniifion 6as &ebt gu berleiben,
Babnraten feit3uieben, obne bob in
einen @erb0r geniigen6es 8etpeisma.
teriaI ge9e 110ie gu regulierenoen Sta
ten betgebroM miro, cine Mieoerlage
i'm Oberbuttoesgeri9t erlitten. Daa
@eridt Fat ,rdnlid er1tidieoenk baB
sic @omn1tiiion 1ih bei Der Seitiesung
BON @aten nibt ulf SSnfornpationett
perlniiea onrf, Ole iie ourd 11nterin-
hungelt erlatrgt bat, ionbern 6aB lie
oieielbe nuf Moteriol baiieren a1tuB,
6os aus @erb0re1 refnltiert, Bel mel,
den oie 8abne1r ebenfnns 5u Borte
=ton1nlen t0nnen. S1Den Der oberite
@eridtsbof bier1l1it bic Snrisbiftiotl
Ger 3niidenitaatIiden SnnbeIs Istom-
miiiion beidrd11ft, beftin1nte er, oab
.oie 6rage, Of Usaterial borltegt, 5as
eine @atel11,1oerl1tg redtfertigt, pott
Sen @eridten, 8. .. bem Sur6eIsge.
ridt 3ll entideioen lei, al,,o niM bon
Ger @otnn1iiiion. Die gntideiomng
miro uIg Elm beoeute16er 5ieg Der
giietbabne,t angeiebe11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-23

SSe1tib gum 8et' 'dafter in &om er>
nannt 1poroe11. sSpetberr Don Seniib,
am 8. sSl.ni 1861 in Sanburg gebo-
rem, befletbet felt 6em 30. Ntai beS
sSSabres 1906 6en Soften oes preubi,
slden @eia1t0ten in Darnitoot. St
bat ieitteraeit in 8onn itlsoiert nno
geborte, glei@ Serrn Don SSogotp, Dem
&orpS ,8oruiita" u1l 6as gu leinen
Mlten &erre1p auh oen @aiier 5apt.
Ger 9feuernant,te lit in ben Ser.
Stoaten tpoblbetannt, ga er bonn gfo-
penuber 1886 6is gum Nobenuber
1887 glttade an ser beltiden 8ot<
l6aft in @dbington mar. Spater
mar er ei1tige 3eit 9egationsiefretar
on ser @eia11otibaft in 8uenos III
res. Son 1891 bis 1897 tnar er 5tpei=
ter gefretar an ser 8otibaft in 2ont
oon. Dann NOR er nod einan6er Sc
gatiousratb in Munden, in 8riiifel,
portroge,,0er &atb in oer politilden
Mbt6eilnng bes &usmartigen slntes.
Som 1. Sannar 1908 Biz gum Mai
1906 mar Sreiberr bon Seniib Gene
ralfoniltl in @atro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-23
Menes geatb6aus in greu,en.
9rpmpr1. 81. sSn11.

Inter groBartigen Seierli9teite1t
lit in 8renpen 5as 1rene @atbbaus,
1peIdes li9 an oas olfe, in oen Sob
rem 14O5-1O eritanoene uno in oan
sabren 1902 untgebaute @abr<
5eiden Der 5tuot ani6lieBt, ein9e-
tpeibt por6en. Ser Sunftion mobnten
Sic 5pibe1t Ser 8eb0r6e alno Elm err
.lelener &reis berporragenoer @alte
Bel. Der erite Biirgernpeiiter Dr. =.
8urfbalen bielt 6ie Seftrebe, tpel@e
BON boben, Sdmung getrage11 mar.
Mrditeft SeiM, ,pelder oie Nlaue gu
oem ne1en Bout enhporfen, liegt IN
Neinde11 fra1f nieoer uno nor 0es-
hqlb am @rideinen perbinoert. Wtit
Inn itono eiu ber5lider Depelbet'
nl1stauih itatt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-23
Mildpuirtbid)aft in Nnterifa.
8n1hinatD11, 81. eSar1.

9ol,t einenn auf Sen Genius oes
sssabres 1910 beruben6en Bulletins
6es 9a1po1pirtbi6afts DepartementS
tpur6e bie beoeutenbife Men6pirfb<
ldaft in folge116en Staoten ser nnion
betrieben: gaetp Sort, @isconiin,
@enniplna1tia, SGinois, Soma, Ohio
Wsi1tnelota, Midi9an 1no California,
nit einern 8ertbe bon 6urdfdnittli9
lie $40, 100000. Dabei iit I'M &amie
perlpen6ete @nare niht mitgeredmet.
Ser beoeuterbite 8utteritoat 1T Wis-
.coniin Dn1rn folgen soma, Weinrelota
Ben,1iDlpa,tia, Niidtga1t Ohio, Sai-
11ois uno Seem Sort. S1r Ser &ae-
bereitung ftebe11 @tseonftn ant6 Seem
gorf oberrar, in 8utter 1tn6 @die bat
lpn1it @isconiin 1ie Subrung nit 5lt<
lamnren 279,992,OOO &fn1t0, 6ann
tomnt Seem Sort infolge ieirer be,
|6eute,1oen &Glebereitung NIT 81ian-
men ia, ,944,O 900 Efr1rb. Ser ourdt
| id5nittli6e @ertb ser i'm Sabre 1909
Eaon SEN Surmern felbit oerfa1ifte1
8utter itente iieb altf 24.2 Gents oas
Gfltn6, geeen 6os Sabr 1899 n1it
1877 Gents, Elm &reisaufl6log bon
44.9 aufs @nn6ert. Ser ba1r6fhnttt=
1ide 8ertb ftente itd ant boddten IN
ben geel1englan0s sStaaten nit 1873
Gents bas Bfu1r6, l,t16 ONT t1ieorigiten
in Den iiio00itliden Weittelitaaten init
21,3 Gents 6os 8funo. Ser onrde
ldnittli6e @erfaufspertb 5es &ales
ltieg BON 81 Gents sos Bh1nb 1899,
auf 12.1 Gents Dos 8fnno IN 1909,
/ allo 33 outs &u16ert. Ser DMr6-
{6nittsppeis in SEN beri@ieoenen 9on-
bestbeilen idbpanfte 5tpiiden 1O.1
Gents oos Hfu1o in Ben fiiooitlide1t
Wfittelitoaten ltt1b Is Gents III Den
Berggegenben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-23
Sic gnberf,1loiefrage.
.@aibingtorl 81. San.

20 yt!tY IVlty q. NSu!t.
gMs 8eantuortllng 6er neuli9 Donl
Senator Gore eitrgebrahten sss11ter.
pellation fat 8rdfi0ent Saft iebt bent
Cent sen pon1 @eneraltorfmI Gbada-
rn III Berlin Dem Staats6 6epartenent
borgelegten 8eribt iiber das nene
Del1tide Guberfuloierum iiberianh..
Ser General lfonild nteloet in 1ieiem
8eridte, oaB Dr. S. S. Grie6nnntt,
elmer Der beroorrogett0itet @erfedter
Der nel.en &llrntetbo6e, Big gum geo.
bentber b. S. 1882 Sane, a1n6 tie
11leiften 6opon NIT grfolg, nit BEN
11elten Mittel bebar6ett bat. Dr.
.Srieonuann III oieiem 8eri9te 5ufolge
parneltrs gelangte nidt 5ar 8eipre<
dantg.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-23
8riua Georg's Gbe.
81 ii n If e n, 81.


Gin Son6erieltat 1es Sberite1t Son'
DesMridts in Nfiinden Fat foebe11 DE
Gle oeg Yri113en @eorg, alteiten COB
neg oes 8rit,3e1 9eopolo, 111to oer
gr3ber5ogir ISABELLA, 9o4ter oes
Gr5ber5ogg Grieori6 bon peiterpeih,
fit 41ngiiltig erflart. Der 8ut1o oer
beioen tpar crit am 10. Gebrl.ar oes
porigert Sssabres geiMoiien. Die oft
aeimiIoerten Dirren begannen 1hon
faif l.runittelbar nod Der Sro'',111gs
aerenonie Gs goben iih tiefgebenoo
G)eiRitimmungen fl,to, melde 1T Der
aroben gerldiebenbeit ser Gbarattere
Ser bei6en begriitbet tpnre11. Yri'15
@eora 1T am 2. april 1880 geborer,
gr5ber5ogin Siabena am u. Nooa1r-
ber 1883.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-23
Gaitro abgeauieiei1.
M eap 9 ri, 1s. San.

= t ~ ~ w q y - - :, - 49,
1os @eiud) @ipriano @aitros, bes
u,f gaig Sslnro i,tternierten ebenua.
Iiyen Brdii6enten ser &eppltblif 8erre.
auela, Big 3ur gntihei6ung oes &an.
oelsoepartenterts alaf ieine 8er1,fnng
gegen sic g11tbei6ang Ger Gihpa11-
behring's Sbeb6r6e, i'm aus 6e1 Ter.
stoaten auS3ui4lieBen, gegen 8urg-
idoft alaf freien SUB geiest 5n tper-
sen, mupoe am @nn1itog BON 8unoes-
ridter &oIt in geetp gorf abidlagig
bel4ieoen. Ser @iidter enti9ieo, oob
in ser Mngelegenbeit Gaitros nidtS
9el1eben ione, ebe Sanoe lsiefrear
'gngel ieinen Sal eingebeno gepriift
babe. Sails oeiien gnfideioai,,g ge-
gen gnftro nllsfalle, tporanf oieer fiA
on Sic @eridde 81, tpenoen geoentt,
6u1ur tonne DIE Grage Ser 8iirgfdaft
o0er cine Sobeas CORPUS. 8efebls bon
reliem er6rtert iperoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-23
5romt sesem 8etterle.
s. e rIi n 21. eeSa11.

sSl1 Nlenun1 6es &ei6stags baben
li6 sic @ortfubrer auer biirgerli6ett
8arteien gegen ben eliaiiii6en Mb-
georoneten gmil g8etterle ausgeipro-
den, apel9er ltnlangit in 6rantrei9
Die giftigiten Sebreoen gegen Deutl@-
laro gebnltep fat. Sen perurtbeiler-
ben @e6en fAloB ii4 audi Ser Stoats-
iefret1r Delbriid an. Sour Ser eliaiii<
ide Mbgeorbnete @aegp mode ben
geriud, sen Deutfdenfreiier @etterle
gu nertbeioige11. St erflarte, Ole Be-
ridte iiber Die BON 8etterle in ber=
l6ieoenen fran5oiifden 5tdoten ge.
balterer @eoen ieien gefdrbt. Sc
loGe erit Ser 8ortIaut Ger &eoett ab-
gelpnrtet lperben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-23
stur,,t in ssbalju.
&aiIeh Ss6abo, 90. sSatt.

&aileh Sbabo, 20. San.
SIN 5000 9ftper-Dii berriMe
anr Montag ser groBte 5turm ieit
6reiBig sabren. Die 3iige fonnten
ni9t rnebr apeiter fabren, 6ie Sele-
grnpbe1Drdbte 1parett 1rie6ergebro9en
un6 oos @ieb liegt i'm 5terben. Der
Mi50or6 bauit borp lett 5tpeit $50
der i116en1 er berihiebene Gbeile 6er
@egerr5 poGfonnren bon ieoer 8erbin.
ol,nq nit 2idt uno @aiier abi6lob.
Ser eleftrifbe 8etrteb in SaileD lit
gan3 ausgei6oltet infolge Der 9a1pi,
men, ueI6e in 6ert Slub oberbalb oer
0rtfdaft &oilep, Soabo, nieoersi1t-
gen. ssSt1 @etd1mn ,pun6e 6ie @aiier<
5l1fnbr bon 9a,pinen abgeiperrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-23
Sin aabinett grianb.
s. d riS. I'll. eSa11.

Yn 1S, Il. eSQ11.
Ser Sl1itiGn1i11iiter @riitioe 8riano
fat e1pogiiltig sic BIoung oes trelielt
aabinetts iibernonmpen. Die 8lon11g
1T 5u1tanoe gefonmret1 un6 Die Wit-
glieoer fi1lo: Miniiterprafibent ntt6
SsSnneres, glrHtibe 8rtano;; Smiti5n1i-
niiter, Sean 8artbola; MenBeres,
@barles 6. q. sSonnart;; &rteg, gnget1
gtienne; Marine, 8ierre 8aloin; ST.
nonsert, 2ouis 8. &loB; Seffentli6en
l1nterridt, Sules 5teeg; 0effentlide
Mrbeiten, Sean Da1pleD;; 9arpopirtb,
idaft, Sean Meorel;; &an6el, 8ernano
Dobi0; &oloniett, @abriel @niit San;
Mrbeit, @ere 8osnarb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-23
ct. elDab, neinneiOa, 1onnerfas, ben aamar

er aunt eriten Male in sic Deputirtene
fanurer getpablt. Madber 6iente er
in perl9ie0enen @abinetten als Mtni.
iter 1tno mar bier, SsS5nbre @i5ez@rait-
sent ser Geputirtertanmner. 8reHier
uno Miniiter 6es Mel1beren 1pmr6e er
am ID. Sanuar 1912. Noinoare ge.
bort Dem M1potn otntenitan6e an l1r6 ers
freute iib elmer allsge0ebnten 8raris.
Ct gilt oIs eirer Ger getpan6teiten
@e0ner I'M 2atp6e u110 nlS ebrlib.
sein @ater beHet6ete bereits Elm Boz
bes StuntSnn1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-23
6raufreid,s ne,1er 8raiibent.
Be II a / lies, II. San

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