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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-18
ASKS EXECUTIVES TO
NAME JACKSON DAY

Governor Mann yesterday com
pleted the labor Of writing all the
governor of the Southern States re-
qucsting them to issue proclamations
on January LIST designating January
21st. Jackson's birthday as the day
fer the people of each State to make
contributions TO the fund for build
ing an equestrian statue of the Con-
federate hero in Richmond.
Governor Mann expresses the be-
lief that all the executives will cheer
fully comply with the request and he
hopes that the response will he liy-
eral. The action was taken by the
Virginia executive at the request of
DIR. James Powers Smith. president OF
the Stonewall Jackson association.
which has the memorial in hand.
Powell--tsaston.
Clerk Walter Christian yesterday
issue a marriage license to Charles G.
Powell and Emma O. CASTOR, the
marriage to take place today. Both
are residents of Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-18
PRICES GIVE WAY
At CLOSING HOUR
yycoNcLUsIvE RALLY IN STOCK
MARKET DOES NOT
LAST
MORE HOPEFUL VIEW
SESSION APPROACHED WITH FEEL
ING THAT LIST MIGHT M IN
POSITION TO MAKE
RECOVERY
MORE HOPEFUL VIEW

NEW YORK. oct. I7--An iHccrclu-
size rally endured IN the stock mar
net TO-DAY uuth the last hour. Then
prices gave way. especially in the late
dealings. under the unsettH0e tnHuenee
IF rather acute weakness "a tire Rock
Island issues. including the collateral
trust feurs.
The financial affairs 81 the Rock Is
land properties have come tn for
good deal Of discussion lately ard Wall
Street would not be surprised at any
developrn ent affecting them, but ther"
was NO new information forthcoming
durins the session to account for the
pressure to which the stocks Of the
Rock Island company we're freshly
subjected.
Settling towards the close spread
throughout the list ard aaai prices
showed irregular net changes from
Thursday. 4 substantial balance Of
fractional gains was made on the aver
age. but mai figures were wen below
the hest
Ammimamnted strong.
AmaiFanated Copper was almost aE-
aresslvety strong 10 the accompari-
9nent Of reported revival Of demand
for the metal helped along by another
enc of those labor difficulties which
have Sc strikinelS favored this Year
the statistical position NJ the pro-
6uchrs, the trouble this time bntng at
the Rio Tinto mines III Spain There
was no other special news bearing on
particular stocks, Total dealings were
in fair volume on the recent scale Of
trading and the market had for the
greater part of the day the appearance
of making response 10 "a somewhat
better class Of buying than II has en-
So~ al q
slightly more hopeful tinge col
cred the sentiment of the stock mar
kat Nmmunity overnight and the SEES
ssuM&waa approached with ii feeling
thai the list might he In "A position
to make an overdue recovery, because
current quotations offered some at
fractions to discriminating purchasers.
There was. nevertheless no particular
vigor I'm the hardening movement
which lasted well Into the afternoon,
and on the rise business tended IN fall
away The late slump was bit dis
couraesng 10 the expectations with
which the day opened
Foreign selling.
Foreign selling took place in the
forenoon and may have helped 10 un-
settle the list In the afternoon The
London stock market was weak un-
TER general -ffuuiGs-to-r. altirrrtrr-+-- irr
continent did not seem to be Il source
of disturbance. Strength was report
cd at Berlin and the Imperial Bank oi
Germany made another excellent week
" statement The contrast between
the strengthening Of bank positions
AT Berlin and London has perhaps
stimulated conjecture OF further early
advance In the London bank rate
although II Ia suggested that Paris
may lend enough gold TO the Bank oil
England TO render higher discounts
unnecessary. Foreign exchange here
was somewhat weak. especially toward
the end of the day. demand sterling
closing at 4s540
Call money renewed at ? IA per cent
and siEnihed fairly comfortable bank
ing position Irrespective Of the ex.
hibst which will be made tomorrow
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-18
Special Local Data for Yesterday.

Special Local Data for Yesterday.
IL noon temperature. ...,........ 6S
3 r. NJ. temperature. .,........s. ~
Maximum temp up TO +. M. ~
Minimum temp, up to T. M..... 81
Mean temperature ....,...,...... SO
Normal temperature ............. So
Excess in temperature today 800. 3
Excess in temp since March list. 80
Aceum. excess in temp. since Janu-
airy list ......,. ................3 SOC
Rainfall last "a hours .,.......... 0
Deficiency in rainfall since March
Accum. deficiency In rainfall since
January LIST. ...., .............. $40
Local Observation y II. vi. Yesterday.
Temperature ....., ............. SO
tiufnluity +....... q
Wlnd-dtrectton .................. r..
Wind--velocity .....,.. ....... 4
Weather ........... ........., Cloudy
Rainfall last IL ours,........... 0
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-18
RICHMOND aToCK MARKET.

fHeported by Caskfe c.. Burch A. Co.
1918 East Main street, Richmond. Va
Richmond Va Oct II, 1913
A Us rxar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-12

Leave YOUR little wants at
The Star Branch.
One in your neighborhood.
NORTHWEST BRANCHES:
Board 4 Mcclure. 9th and SITS.
Butler & Field Druggists. ard and Indiana ave
Postal Telegraph. W. b. & A: sta Bond bldg.
CrisyrIi's Drug Store. 18th and It SITS.
Fred " Campbell Drugs. 42oa Georgia ave.
T.. II Dav. Druggist. 14tn and SIS.
VIM. VI. Davis. Druggist. 1lth and . SITS
FlrIncr's Pharmacy. 18th and Columbia road
Gentner Drug Store, 18th and 4 SITS.
Cioldrnbercs Bureau of Information.
Herhst's Drug Store. 25th and Pa ave.
Interior Dept. Sth and F, Postal Telegraph.
s. kann. Sons & Co.. Information Bureau.
y. H. Parker, y. Cap. and NV.
Paul Pearson Druggist, 18th and Florida
F. II. Rdgeway Pharmacy. Conn. and Fla. ayes
Roland Wallace, Newsstand and Stationery Store
Union station. Postal Telegraph
United States Capitol. Postal Telegraph.
li3o Connecticut ave-. Postal Telegraph.
ou.sey's Drug Store. 21st and G SITS.
GEORGETOWN:
n'Dounelrs Drug Store, 52nd and NJ SITS.
Pride's Pharmacy. oSih end + SITS.
Postal Telegraph. 1919 Wisconsin
NORTHEAST:
r. n. Richardson & Co., y. Cap. and SITS.
kenea'v's Pharmacy. y. Cap and l SITS
Taylor & Lamb 1Ith and f. Cap. sts.
r. ", McWlliams, Pharmacy; 18th and H SITS.
featman. ID. A.. Pharmacy. eth and II.
Lincoln Park Pharmacy. 18th and East Cap. SITS.
SOUTHEAST.
Thompson Drug Co.. sth and f SITS.
RraGley's Drug Store. 18th and Pa.
VI. 5. Fealy. Druggist. 11th and Pa. ave.
SOUTHWEST:
Ii!h st. wharf. Postal Telegraph Office.
Suliivans Drug Store, 9TH and d SITS.
ANACOSTIA:
Bury's Drug Store 22oo Nichols ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Continued,

WANTED TO BUY OLD FEATHER BEDS
and furniture. Why not drop postal to old
reliable hrm2 Fl. MARKS. i24 10th ST.. oppo-
site the Gas ONCE. or phone Col 9G1-M.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-12

BARBER SHOP. four chairs, for sale; OIL Pa.
ave. NV; selling on account OF bad health;
oldest ablished stand. Box 36, Star Office. 1Ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


BAKERY confectionery and lee cream business:
location unsurpassed clearing $1,000 year:
owner retiring and leaving city: cheap At
$1,000.
General merchandise store in we'll known
nearby town In Virginia: cheap rent; good
house: paying we'll. price Is right
Light grocery. confectionery and notion store:
cheap rent nice fiat: little cash required; must
sell this week regardless Of value.
Grocery-One Of the best located snd paving
stands In city: best Of reasons for selling;
take invoice. See this at once
Hooming house handsomely furnished: In
apt. house near War Dept; ideal home at $780,
Cigar and newsstand; location getting better
daily: receipts. $500 month: price. 81. $50:
cigar and newsstand near Capitol; offer wanted
Special-Rooning houses at your prices: deli
catessen store ut less than value; barber shop
only $500; lunchrooms: your price accepted
confec tionery. cost $500; price. $500: cigar
soda and fruit stand: price, $1,000. To buy
sell stores
New York Business Brokers. 1to3 r.
BARBER SHOP. four chairs, for sale; on Pa.
ave. NV. selling account OF bad health;
oldest ablished stand. Box c6, Star Office. 1Ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-12
G+~x WANT
Get Best Results

Help. Situations. Lost and Found, Rent Rooms,
Country Board. etc. one cent word each time
for Is words more.
Miscellaneous Sales and Wants. Business Op-
portun.ties. Automobiles, etc, one cent a word
each time for three or moe times. with 10
word minimum.
Business Announcements Real Estate: Apart
ments etc. four lines more. three times. 10
cents line each time. with decreasing rafe
Tor longer period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-12
WANTED-HELP.

COOk1Reliable colored woman: washing
Apply, with references. after 6: 30 r. L. SEAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-12
wANTED-HELP.
MALE {cOntfnued}

MEN-Experienced; large fire
insurance company, operating
an industrial department, will
pay liberal commissions or sal
airy to experienced men to
solicit fire insurance on weekly
payment plan. Apply Mana
gers Office, 1911 H St. NV,
second floor.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-01-31
FOR FEES AND SALARIES.

NAMES OF PERSONS AND WHAT ACCOUNT. AMOUNT.
DR. I A Marshall, fees county physician IL "
DR. | A Marshall, service to poor person 8 "
Same, service to prisoners b W
.Joseph A Reyburn, Quarterly allowance $50 OF
Thos d Jones, salary of treasurer l5O W
CP Damron, salary pros attorney lOO W
countv's part 500 o.
Thos D Jones. disbursing school monies 70 g.
John | Marshall, waiting on probate ct 8 "
B P Burnham, salary county supt lOO W
Same, same 10 "
w 7 Gay, fees Judge county court 3 U
VIM Stevenson, same o
James o Scott, same 8 "
John l Marshall, waiting on county ct z U
D A Morley, conveying JAS Martin,
insane, to Ironton D z
A V Polak, salary highway engineer 70 U
Jos A Reyburn, entering receipts and
disbursements 70 U
Same, quarterly abstract of fees u !
w Gay, fee Judge county court 81 y
VIM Stevenson. same 20 0
Jas O Scott, same ~ U
John Marshall, waiting on county ct II Y
j M Hawkins, circuit clerk fees "A .
John Marshall, waiting on probate ct II y
F B Runder, clerical work 8 Y
F M Adams, fees local registrar 70 3
DR. n A FAIR, same ~
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-04

First ward-Alderman. h. C. Smith
1876. Supervisor. John l.. Ash, 1856
Constable, Charles Radtke.
Second ward-Alderman, Frank
kohn, IA: Reinhold Schulz. 81. Sup.
ervisor, John limp, $50. Constable,
John knozoski. AZ; Harry Palmer,
Ia. Justice of the peace, w. A.
Powell. 1T2.
Third ward-Alderman. Joseph c.
Houska, 1856: Gus Kathary. ~. Sup
e%rvisor, Joseph J. Nrchota, 12S; Peter
Lehnen. 121.
Fourth ward-Alderman. c. A.
Worth, 1872: w. III. Tarbox. 127. Sup
e%rvisor. Leonard Kleeber, 142: II. l..
Taylor. los. Justice of the peace,
Leonard Kleeber. 1877.
Fifth ward-Alderman. Robert
Sclulze. 81; Otto Granke.. 20. Super
visor. Joseph Gale, 103; Matt Iei-
mentz. -. Justice of the peace,
Charles Fay.
Sixth ward-Alderman, Adam Kron-
er, 1877. Supervisor. Robert C.
Whelpley, 112; Joseph Giefer, 101.
Seventh ward-Alderman, w. f.
Strauss, 10; Frank q. Roth. 105. Sup
ervisor. W. f. Barber. 1S7.
Eighth ward - Alderman. John
Schneeherger. Jr.. 1879; Ernest Hold
Gus. 1873. Supervisor. Oscar Engaas
AttNtttb .thttltN IAlStiltIh Nv 0iEIt
votes. Justice of the peace, Mic
Becker.
Ninth ward-Alderman. A. II. Kemp
ter. 120: ]. NJ. Knox. 70. Supervisor,
Fred Paulson. 110.
Tenth ward-Alderman. William
Grover. 1o6; W. J. McGaughren. %.
Supervisor. Louis c. Holm defeated
Peter kisselhach by nine votes. Con-
stable. J.. II. Schneider. Justice of
the peace, A. q. Wingstad.
Eleventh ward-Supervisor. f. W.
Guenther. 1874: Olaf Swennes. 50. Con
stable. Peter Vending. Jr., 179. Jus
tice of the peace. Sam Feinberg. 16t.
Twelfth ward-Supervisor. George
E. Ash. 50; Charles \. Krehaum. 6l.
Thirteenth ward-Supervisor. Ole
Elbertsou. l23; James H. McHugh. CT.
Fred Halter. Ill.
Fourteenth ward-Supervisor. Geo.
r. Hodge. 1917. Justice Of the peace.
John y. Daniels, POI.
Fifteenth ward-SuperviSor. William
T. Kerrigan. Justice of the peace,
l.. +. Merrill.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-04
RdceS 6.
Tie GIN erican 9eomeu bielten

lie GIN erican Yeomeu hielten
Tienstns bsi Nnrpsienbstt BON 70 Dele
satsn ous alien Den er0Bsren Stdoten
Biseoniins bier ibre SabrssconusntiOn
ab. Die 3uiammsnfunft fdno in otr
2infer 0Gae itatt uno ben Boriis flbrte
or. Geo. y. Wiaer pom eau Claire.
Nm Nn6mittog eritnttsten uerihieoene
Comics ibre Berihte. Nahber eriOIste
be @nbt Der Benmten uno 9eIsgaten
ionie Der nddltsn GOnuentionsltnot.
unb am Absno 1T cine 9elsal6aitli6e
unterbaItuns uOrgeieben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-04
stnotihnsmeiffcr.

.o0T5 21S7 1479 1898
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-04

nit weIher er aus Der @abl beroOrs
9lne. bate ni6t einmaI iein Champagne.
letter. Babeler. Der nebenbei aein9t
uno tpie man es BON Inn semobni 1T,
iebr seldidt monipulirte. aerehnet.
0os RsIultat BAT benin aud algemslne
lleberroihun9 bereitet.
8Or 5.usi Snbren bate Sr. 0enaler.
Der oamaIs auf Iepublifanllhem 3ldet
lei SOtenien, ielnan oempfrdtiihen
6esencdnoioaten, nit einer perbdltnibs
mdBi9 9erinsen WoiOrilGt seihlassn,
aoer oteemal Dat iih oas 9ournisr
5tpii6en ben Geioen ie6r ms @saens
tbeiI umgste6rt. Sorenien lbeint ois
tsnbar flr ulel li6traIer gu aelten ais
6r. 0en9Ier. uno bod fDnnte man
Sol6es aus oeS l., Bteren Smtsfubrune
ntdt iuobl ~beoujirsn, auser pieGsiht
odB er ben &otbIt d lsO thrift
lhlleBen lieB, mas oob nur lCbenss
ipertb . INN mar, penn nuh ntht
flr etne seruiiie Surte Don Qeuten. ober
an5unebmen BOB oieielben in ga GrDiie
cine Webrbeit biIoeten mare lhledteS
500 fur unIere CUTE Stabt. IS waren
gegen Srn. 8en9lsr. Der uns cine ons
ltdnoise uno %inubere Yerfua.tung geges
ben bat, ME Ntemnno uerneinen f6unte,
ohenbar 9an5 anoere 6aftoren I'M
8ette, namentlid religi6ler Natur.
bob mOlIen mir oarduf nld,t ndbsr eins
geben, oenn mebr Ooer luent9er maze
es bod nur sraue Ibeorie. @an5 ems
lhieoen aber bat e5 6r. 9en9ler
uin Die 8iiraeridoIt d / ueroient oab
er IN leoer 8drS. ielbit IN ieiuer ei9e
nen Der IA, seihtagen muroe. uno i'm
llebrisen fam Ell iih camit trolteu
oaB Ell nod ME ror ole Ahung uno
8ertbIh6Bun9 jsOes suten burgers III
bObem MlaBe beiibt.
MaS ben nenen 8iiraermeilter be-
trifft 10 5ipelieln mir nid9t i'm 8erinas
item oaB er Die aufridtlglten Nulitbten
bat. benz Nmte beiier oenn ie gerebt Su
lueroen, unb oarin wiro er Die Witruirs
flung Der %seiammten 8ilrseri6aIt ia.
ben.
Der StaOtrat6 mirb uon iebt on elm
oartetloier letn. uno otes olrfte BON
hetIiamem @inHuiie bsiiiglih ieis
ner Wirtldmtelt uuo 0armonie
letn. Sn Der 4. Waro tritt 6r. 6. VI.
8ortb an SteGe BON Glib. Sars
boz, in Der stem Robert S6ulse
on 5telle bon glo. @ranfe, uno in
Der 7ten @ III. s. StrauB on BEN
Ylat pon Nlo. S. 9. &otb, Sic Stsae
BEG oeriiorbenen glo. Marutnl
nimmt Il. u. 6 empter ein, uno in
Der l0ten tommt Gr.Nuo. @ IN. u o.
yer an Stele BON Ilo. gasbera.
SIN G%ountprath tritt Icioer 8eterl
9sbnen 9esen s. s. &r6oto, Der
1ur etne Gimme mebr erbielt, suriif,
ipdbreno nit nur 2 Stimmen Mebr6eit
Eeter Whn8nber9er BON Cigar 9unos
lab gelblaaen ipuroe.
5oIsenoes lit cine eenaue 1abele
bes @ablreiultats:
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-04
3 M gountp.
8ei1Gftss9sDti3en

~ q. g. "a Nuten, 8eriiderunas.
NaFnt; SiirsitaIts. ober Siherbeite,9 ombs
32S TenrI Stra6e.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-04
Sei Den aui oas Grsiebmmgs,ues

BE Den ani oas GrSiebnngs.ues
len be5lJIlhen Wablen ioIIe Der Klrs
teis Ooer JattlonstIiel guar feline nuss
.lhlieBlth maBgebenoe Hoae ipielen;
aber Der lberipdIli9enoe Sleg, tpelten
SbulluperIntenoent @urD iiper lelnen
Mtltbeluerber RiQiam &ittle ~oaponges
tragen, lit bod I'M 10 hemertensmerlpsr,
ais IeBteler lih Der llnterltuBuug &c.
major ga 5oIlettes nno ielner
Nnbdnger, iOluIe fait her selummteu
2ebrerltait gu erireuen bate. Sn ga
@rpl'e bat <tle. oant Dem eilrieen
Senuuben uon 5Aullupt. 8eneSet, iosar
NIT stenIldsr Wtebrbelt 9elie9t.
Dies ma aber nlht I'M aan5en Staate
Der Sad. uno 9arg, Der Monu, Der sluar
eine Staat8untueriitdt nil,
aber telnen Qniuer1ttdtsIt O q t,
IN anOsrn Worten, tetnen Stnot. Der
nur ais U n b d elmer glues be-
berrihsnoen WttliOnensQebranltalt lit.
bat geblbreno ben Sieg oauongetragen.
Garp lit elm Wtanu pom Wutbe lelner
lleber5euaun9. uno Der Stnat fam nltt
gu uleIe loI6er Manner in leiusm DENT
BADEN.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-04
Sic @abl=3 eimltate im Stabt
umo &nmS.

S%oreniOn nit nabe;u 400 StiuuHea @iajOritat iber Seugler
sum Sirgermeiiter erforen. SOfmann als staOt=
idreiber, 6ries als GOntroleur, Grid as Steuer=
Gommiidr uuO GronOn ais TOli;eiri6ter nit slau;tu=
ben Mebrbeiten wiebrsewdbt. Youns tOmmt nit
tlener MnjOritdt lDieoer bnr6. Solnar naO e6nel
bic neuea arbeitsrdibe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-04
SergniiguHgs=@ esweiier.

Siion. 3eocn 9adHittas uno Abeno
ssdHoelbIIoer-
6 aiiHo. s3eoen Tadmittog uno abeno
geaHoelbtlber.
Surie. 9soeH 9a6miiios uHo &beno
9Sanoelbiloer.
ga GroHe 1heatcr. &anoelbilcer. Cine
gnriieuung Aadimitta9s halb 3 llhr. uno
abenos sluei SOriteluHgeH. %be9inHeno
hal5 < llhr.
Nateftic. Seoen 0ahmittog uno abeno
Sauoeuile : Borits lungeH uno @nnoeI'
btloer ODER EperetieH.
ztar. Ssoen Iahmitta9 uuo abeno
9SanoelbiIoer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-04
i3u 1ooe perbrannt III - sonn.

IN Sooe pernrdnnf ~ y ,Sonns
tam @up Oben an 3ien;tc jrnu
peinrth DulImanu belm Gus
ldmmenre6sn uno Berbrennen uon
9aub uno Gbfaq. Sbre Sleiosr fiu9en
5euer, uno ebe tbr 5llie gu 1beil wsrs
ben tonule bate iie tDotlide Branos
wunosn srIitten. Sic itarb mad ents
Iebli6en Sdmer5en. Sbr Gate mar
i'm 9aule. aber aIt un6 lhiudhlld lute
er lit tOnnte er lie nItt Dor ben 5ldms
men retten, Grit I'M lesten Nu9uit
bate oas @bepanr feline 9oloene 9Ods
5eit 9efeiert.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-04
Rsy~ GaItoria lit bon icbcr elm

A&& SAsNAtN tt ppW IIytL ttV
beludbrteS W1tttel gegen 8elhlueroen
uno 9ranfbelteu Der atnoer. Beuels
BON letner 8uten @irtun9 III feline uns
perm;Ioert 9ebliebene YopuIart.
ME lie teinsr anosren &rdporus
ton Sutbetl gemoroen. NerSte emp eb.
len nno oIele oerlelben perihrelbtn
Galtorld. &tels Gllern fenuen es BON
atnobelt an nno oeBmeaen seben lie rs
audi lbren &tnosrn. Seit iibtr oreiBia
3dbren blIoet Die lluterihritt pom
Gbos. ). 6Ield)sr Die @arantie ieiner
@6t6eit.
Or. 8m. s. McGrann o Smobn,
Web. la9t: Pills Der Batter oom orei.
5ebn a,noern meiB i'd ii6erll6 etu0s
BON Sbrem 9roBen Ntittel unb, obgeie.
ben BON meinen eiaeuen @rfabrungen,
babe ih in breiBls Sobren meiner
$rnrls Galtoria itets ais elm populares
uno sIistttpes MltteI in ialt ausn ia.
mjIien %esfuuben."
Gbas. 4. 6letder bat piele iplfe
SrIeIe BON NerSten erhalten. Galtoria
1T cine EflnnSen'HrdparatiOn; es irdst
ju gutter Teroauuns uno Su 9utem
Stlnle bel. oompit 6ieber uno entbdlt
abloIut fem Opium. MOrpbium ooer
nnoere nartotilde Site.
SaI's .Sournol Of Ssaltb" laat:
"Oas Ssrstiten pon unidulotsen aln.
bern aus @eIosisr ODER l~lnpi6enbsit
lollte snoIth aufb6ren. llnieres gsll.
lens III @aito,ia Elm Rittel, meldes
oas Spltem resulirt obne es su betdu.
ben, uno mir iino u~nleren 2eiern oleie
Nustunit idulots."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-04

ben 8eiultnten
Der uorbersesunses
men Srimdriuabi
idUu idien Der Sles
Don Ori s. 9 o.
fiir Oas
Nmt osS Birsers
neiiters ssiihert.
aber oaf cine Mas
jOrttat oou nabeSu
l.400 Stimmen,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-04

~ seer Gefner su maBieen Yini.n le,.
ben mttte, einen p~erldBfiden Ratbaeber fit
Eeeos ano Murt9aaes brauclt. ooer @elt
auf snte Siherheit ansieihen Mil. fpenos
I'D an sS. 8. 6idifh. iiher benz Baulier
Shuhs@eiddit al 4Sedrl Ctr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-04

Sixteenth ward-Supervisor. Walter
e Winter, 81: George u. Wright, IS.
Justice OF the peace, Cameron l..
Baldwin. 40.
seventeenth ward-Superyisor. John
kindley- 100; Joseph \. Gardner. lis.
Justice Of the peace. Herman Lang
stadt. 214.
Eighteenth ward-SuVerviSm. An
ired II. Pein, 10; George T. Berger.
1874.
Nineteenth ward-Supervisor, Geo.
Baum. 9S; Eugene J. Rathburn. 10.
twentieth neutrality-suspicious., \. c.
kaylOr.
Twenty-first wardESupervfsor. Ed
gar Gundlach. 40: Peter Muenzenber-
ger. - Constable, Louis Chapiew-
sky, 76.
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iiegie S6uliuperinienoent Gilman
gut 2 segen l iibsr ieinen @eener 6.
w. Bratberg. bod Iinh Die @oblreiul.
tote nod niht ale eingelaufen.
go siemIid aa. Die 1opn.9idets,
ME aufaeitslt. purSen seudblt. SIN
2own SbeIbp iisate 6srmann I Sam.
m e | uber 8. 8oBIer als 0oriiser
nno WitsIiso oss G~Uuntpratbs ais
NadfOlser BON Dams SacObs.
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State of Wisconsin,
La Crosse Count. e'eN' 0oH't.
ELIZABETH FION. aiauE)
FH.
CHARLES BIoS. D fendant.
The state II " Scsnsin, 10 the - 4 Defendant.
foa a z hereby summoned Z aplear within
IN MY days after -rviee + this slmnlcas. * u
slue Of the day { servlve, and defend the at0ya
entitled eii0n IN the court aforesaid: and in case
Of your failure - 10 do, Judgment xiii be rendered
against you according % the deman1 Of the c, !.
plant; . cepy 4 which is duly on 6e IN the otice
OF the eieTe Of the taeTT S0uTI VI la Crosse
County, Wisconsn.
BCNGE & BoSSHARD,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
P o address: La Crosse, La Crose County,
Wisconsin
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SE TER bette 3ut'dtens uno Gtpdd.
ma9enhienli III her Stnot miro sShmen Dor
Der @atewap gitp 9rnnsfer gn
geliefert. 2hpnes 17g.
Evening journal., 1913-02-21

Baltimore visitors on Sunday Mrs.
Alpheus Pennock was entertained on
Friday at the home Of her sister, Mrs
Thomas Higgins.
Evening journal., 1913-02-21

Clearance Sale Of All Our Winter Coats
Reduced to half and less for Women and
Misses, in all the new materials. The en-
tire stock must be sold; coats that we're
Sl2.98 to $4,000, will be on sale now at
$3.50, $1,000, $3.50 and S14.00
Evening journal., 1913-02-21
MEETING
OF GOOD TEMPLARS

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
MARSHABLTON. Del. Feb. 2i-
Among those who attended the Dis
trict Lodge Session OF the |. o. c. T..
District No. Il. which convened at
Westgrove. Pa, Saturday were; Har-
~ G. Little, District Chief Templar,
nnd Miss Mary T. Little, District Dep
uty Marshall, both representing Fair
view Lodge: Mrs Lille NJ. Stroup.
District Vice Tomplar, Mrs. Mary Nc
Laughlln, District Supt OF Juvenile
Workers. j. Il. Spence, District Guard,
and William Grimes, all representing
Wilmington Lodge No. ia, aud Miss
Della Seeds, representing White Star
Lodge No. 264, of Wilmington. Dis
trict No. - Is comprised Of the State
OF Delaware and Chester county. The
next session viii be held at Kennel
Square on May 26.
Tho star pupils OF Fairviow school
for the week are. Florence Little,
Anna Ray Whiteman, Frank Kelly,
Henry Geoghegan and Harry Taylor
The Mite Society of Marshallton
held q supper in X Of p. hall which
was largely attended. More than $40
was realized.
Miss Helen Berry entertained a
number Of friends at her h,me on
Saturday evening.
A supper will be held in the base
ment Of Cedars NJ. e. chapel Music
will be furnished by an orchestra.
George Pyle had his leg severely
burned while playing with the steam
pipes at Kiamensi woolen mills.
Mrs. Ida w Craig was entertained
on Sunday as the guest of Mrs. John
Foote, OF near William G.
Little and son Alpheus Little, were