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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-05

4m tommenoen Gpnnta9 finoet IN
Der W}uittba1e 0o5 fUnfte popGIars
aoH8ert bes Gpmpbpnie Ord tiers
ftatt. Qlg GoIift lift fir DieIes acas
Sert Der BARTON 6err .. 6erp 2ulst
bon Der Fotultdt pes Cincinnati gons
Ierbatprp Of Wuiic 9epoHnen porbea.
Der gu ben Iiin1Iter UIitglteberu ser
bHIjgsu suuitlertoIpnie aebort. Iid) jss
hoh Itpn burh feline por3iigIidsrQeia
ftungeu etnen groBen 9rets bon Be-
ipunoereru erpprbeu bat. Gr nirD
nd ou mein boIosr QbenDtern" aus
Gaunbduier. ioule etne Gruppe ron
gtsbsru gu 9ebor bringeu, 3as rpn
1r. &uunalb fir bas Srheiter 3u'
iammsHeeitellte programm 1T nj.
foIgt;
@orIpieI gu nGohengrtn" gBc1ner
Dance Mocabre Saint Edens
Suite Scenes yieapolitoines
W}dGeHtt
Sr0nuussmorTa aus = Ter BrOpfet'
WSepesbeer
2argp g4:npel
Waiser ~4isneg gonbou, 5. siraut
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-05

Ter geeaer Sohnion Sarris. bon
go. 303 Neit @aier StraBe. nuroe
peitern BON Serseant genn uilo oerl
Eolisiiirn Coleman lno Aseit perbai'
LET isnb inter Der anflase oes Wcro.
ansriffs ani ;srau Narie 50rtnlanil,
peif. Satin zines alibdnolerS. Don
90. CTS sgeit 5. StraBs. einaeiperrt
Ter Befangene nirn beihuIoiat, am
III. aprii norisen ssahres lpabrens
eincs StreiteS iiber eifen Don Dem
altbdnoler getnuFten anSug bic ssraiI
i.ieoergeid,offen unb idsuer perlest ~
haben. CT peritanb es. iid) Den Nadl-
iorihnnget Der VoIisei su eni3ieben
bis er aei,erH enolid, BON Der Renne'
Ills ereiIt nurbe. Sarris uerlegt lid
outs SeugneH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-05

ponige NusprsHune Der Qrb.iter. Der
Wsnfh bat ouber leibliden nod anbsre
gebiirfniis unb Der bobers aobn bat
Tut tbn nur bann ietHsn Wertb, trenn
er ibm nuber Der 3eit aud nod bic
pbpiiidx unb geiftige Kraft iibrig l1bi,
oaraus eintn Rusen 5u Siehen. Tap
lrrs Gpftem besrdbirt abr ben arbeis
ter su einem ipill.ns unb pernunftios
len Qnititisr. Der ouf ioldK WtiIs
Dem Gioot unb Der aag.meinbeit au@
esfiigie S6absn tam burh nihts aufs
getpoe<n iperben, isibft niht boour6.
bab iiH bieiss meninlihe qoItibisr,
um NIT 9aDlor gu reben, nunmebr sIpei
paar Ehub. itatt tines iaufen sann.
Wei;er iast 1nplor: Bran Nnit,
tpslf< Woelihieit,n fh bumit croft
men. bic arbeiisituno.n, fafIs es tpiin'
idensiuertb .rfheinen folIis. su Dtrs
!Ir5sn," unb ihilbert oann Elm p1rds
bies cuf grbtn aIs unmittelbare Gols.
oisfer Nrbeiisperiiirsune. Jh oosesen
Isfs ous Der san3en 1irabe nur Der
Sab kraus: fails ss fpiini6enspertf
eriheinen iolIie' unb tam mir oos
GhmunseIn ipohl pcriteIlen. NIT ben
bic 6srsen oes Siabltruits ibn auf'
nabmsn. Gisbi benn 9apIor ipirilit
nid,s. bnb isin sansss Spf,em in iit
felbft sufammsnfdni, fptnn man BIZ
Mrbtitss.ii tiirssr s.iioliete. oIs I'll
Der liihtisite unb trdftisft. arbtiie,
ptraoe mod ntriraesn tam, ohne Qua
Iit6t uno Guaniiiat fsiner aeifiunser
Al nerminoerna
une nod ems. Turh 4ntpenbunf
bes 5apIorih.n SDiiems rirb biegei'
itunssi1hisieit elmer Jabrit bel slsih'
bleib<nbtn aoit.n perboppelt unb Der
brtifahi. Die goritubisn CUR Giniiib.
runs bss ieieniific management uni
feline Ginfiibruns isIbii psrftlineer
cbtr ein D.rmosen, 10 bab nur Der i.b,
reifx 0obritant an bic Ginfihrunf
bts Sphems bsnten tam. Der Helm,
une miiiisre 5abriinni serdib oIft
obn< tpeiisres ins 6inisrireffen unb bel
fur Die 4Issmsinbsit 10 nsrberbIih'
auffouaunsspros.B Der aleinsren mir,
burh bas Spitem nur bsI9Isunigt.
Das pdren bic Miriunsen sss neusr
arbeiisipitems.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-05
5d,auturnen Der Ginc. Surngemeinoe

Die Wfutterssmsinoe Der osutihs
amsritaniifeH 1urnsrei, uniers alte
5urHasmsiubs, erfrsut uns oieies sSabr
pi,osr nit siHsm ibrsr prahtigen,
lpobIporbsrsiteIeu Shauturuen. Die
9oriteuuns finoei am 8. WlGr3 in Der
WuIitbals iiatr nno man bari i'm Dor
aus perIitsrt fsin. bab man oaIeIbit
lpieosrum sttpos Geoiessnes uno 3us
eLeit 560nss auf ggmnaitii1em 8ez
bis.s al iehen betomnlsn piro. Seit
pielsn Dodsn fhon limb bic psrihisos
neu alaiIen Der 9urnituls unter 2eis
tuna hires berp6hrten 5urnlebrers
Guitdp gtitsin poIl Gifer an Der Irs
belt, Die einseInsu Rummern oes rsihs
baltigen qrogramms sriinolih sin8u=
ibtn. uno pa Serr gdiieiu cine langs
i1brige unb aRsrtonnts Grfabrung i'm
Qprbereiten uno Turhfiibrsn iplhsr
Yeritelungtn bat. 10 tpiro iit aud bic
ies Shduturnsn lpieoer 81 einem@alas
tag DIR altsn Surngemeiuos geitalteH.
GS lit nur BON 6erSen 81 lpiinidsu.
oab Die auffubrun9 ourh sinen tar
ten geIuh bic 4nerternung ftnost uno
ben finan5ielen GrfoIs ersieIt, Ben iis
ppQdui peroient.
5oIsenoes groaramm gsIangt 3ur
Dur6fiibrms:
4ufmarit unb 9rupptrungsn mt,
oarauifplgsnoem GeuIenitptnsen.
4ltersriegs uHo 5rauen.IQfe.
5a1nsniibun9sH.
/. Wl1ohens uno /. SHdbentluHe.
4uf bobsr Gee.
2. uno 3. GnobentIaiis.
9erdtheturneH am Barren uHo pfero
| 5iihetreieen.
Sunsfrausu uno 4ttipe.
StabiibuHgen.
2. Wdpheus uno 2, anaben.Iafs.
Spies.
i. unb 2. anabsn.laNs.
RsigsH.
| l.. 2. una 3. Mdodsn.IoHs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-05

ieiner ainoer, in ser iih einige noe.
niae ,Gennies" befau6eH qepliiuoert
lmo oas 8elo in 4arreIhaus @blstep
augelegt babe.
,Sobn QIurphp. IS Sabre oft. mogn-
1a't 9to. 324 Git 6rout StraBe, murs
De pegen idrUeren Sittltt1teits0erbre.
t3ens 9u feds 0}onaten 9lrbeItsbaus
Beroonnert.
Ter 5au qclen Simon 2. Iisooie,
ron go. 52t @eit 7. StruBe, pelher
i'm Aauife feline Srau miBbanoeli
b1ben ioQ. gpuroe auf oas ofiene o.
tet geiest.
2outie Ragelif uno Static 2erUis
bic iih in etHem garreIhau5 be3eflt
hQttcu, fanIen nit elmer (3eloirafl
pon je $40 uno ben Soften oupon
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-05
Observation-Disclosures.

6orrp 8ob, %, 1888 gleaIart Str.
2lHnis Rtibu. p, 1888 pIsaiant q,
{ Sam 3. Uldrtin, 27, 7O9 Central.
/ 5Hss Diqiams. 80, TOO Central Qo.
lgpsrett Gopher, 20, Wariion, Sno.
! Qearl airt. 27. Carthage, 8.
(glrl 8 UliQsr, %. 19 Cit 8. Str.
lMursusrits q. SeIihIaegsr. 20
Qgomins. ..
{Soispb Riiirgsr, %, 1906 gopmar
I 4ptnue.
iItaraarst Wartin, %, 1918 Gin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-05
Cine einfadeG GrfdItun q

Cine Elm fo& &e Grtaltun Q
I'm NHfniiee, bat id3on bdifiiG bur6
einen 8uiien ben Ioo ueruriod,f. Ter
einiadle 6ebrauh Don Or. an9iIIt
Stonig's hamburger Nndttbes bat
utcnten turirt iinb bos Qeben seret.
~ or iouts bsib oety,mssw wsE6eu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-05
2okal.Deridbt


Ter Coroner Or. 6oertireper Ill
nit elmer llnieriufi,ns betreffs ocs
Jooes Der orei Sabre alien GLEN
8roisfp, pon Ro. 712 Glorf Strabe,
6eidpdiiiat. peIfle i'm 2nufe Der wsuH-
taa Natt BON ibrern Batter uah ben,
itao,iiden Soipital gebrafi poro.n
mar ,mo 10 Minuten ndh ibrer Gin.
lieierma itarb. lie Soipitalarstg
oiasnoiti5ir.en cen jail ale Sirn.
bnlitent5iiHouna. Ter Batter tbeiIte
oan Coroner NIT. oaB GLEN an
Ecnnina abeuo in einem 9iide!tbcn.
Ter pIoslid) idpuer ertranft lei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-05

Eli Iauidl, ga Sabre. 626 99eit
a. Ctr, ltntPrIeib2entjilnOung.
8ernarolHc Alber2. 33 Sabre. 9l9
Belts StraBc 0er}ieblcr.
GeHrab @aId ~ SATIRE, 1892
0opqle Str., Sd)miuohldyt.
Ao'c Scui 13 ,<abrc 1923 gaitern
2tpeHue, Dlaqeutrebs.
lau SSoiutl, 50 Sabre Staot. SO.
ipitol, ,Suqueit In Sdgpcbc
gSnt SbeebaH. 10 Sabre, 1923
8rano 2luc, 9tiarculciocu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-05
Daie.0an.

Siiletiing ,soiepb 1inter ,mb isirc
IA .Aebs~ trafeH geitern abeno aus
8eit 9aoeu, salo., pohibebalten III
Mobile. alla.. Der oiesiabrisen Gin.
iibunssitation ees gineinHatierstInb5,
elm, no iid) linen bic bort it,on Dor.
Der einaetrofienen 7 StoIegea an.
it)Ioiien.
1inier bat beS BORT porherrid)en.
oen lcIten @etters pesen beitlonen,
feline resularen 9seuner nit Der
gr5bten 8oriid,t 5u hanohnben. IN. lie
nm 80. Rar3 In eritflaiiiaer Sorm IN
Cincinnati lanoen su t0unen. nno
ipirb, itatt ihrer. i'm ben Spielen nit
ben .1igers- am natIten SanItag
uno Sonntag Die iolgen0eu Aetrutell
ins ;selb ienoen: Sdle,loerer: Gar.
roa. syroit i,nb garben; Sanger
Danicro; 8aienhiiter: Seoeroio I'D.
gse Gonaio (2.) urb sI!u,etoa a.;
abi1naer; Raale; Sf,narmer: gllf'
burn ID. anle lH.) uIlo 8eder lr.)
pr1ii0ent aneuit Serrmnnn ruuroe
geiiern ron ieinem agenien n. 80
Hiilinms bon stnnins Gitp. Wic.. ans
benatrihtHt, bob Der bort aniaiiiIe
Sanger Sobn sling ieinen nit ben
.MeSs" abpeidIoHenen urro uaiet.
seihneten stniraft aus itm bis lev!
'imbcfannter ilriofe peruihtef hai
limb In oieIen Snbre nid't iiir Gin.
|einnati ipielen plro.
Tic gitp uno Sllbstrbon 9ian liieti
am Nortne abenb cine entbuiiaitiit,e
VerilmmIing In Spiflnep's DE
ihditsIofnI unfer oem Boriise oea
0errn aiIitin Nniib ab. in meltr.
bic Organization Der 2isa perpoaiida'
|tigt unb elm soinulittee iibcr Meaelu
Spielprogrdmnr u. I. 10. ernn,igi
ipurbe. Die nddite Yeridnrysfiing i'm
bet am Montng Abeno 90. gi1r,.l
I'm oefnielben 2ofal iiatt. praiiosnl
Spinnep bat einen pertbpcIIen fiber
men EotaI iiir ben gsennantgespinnsl
unter ben 10 2lubs Der 3ioo In aus'
|fi&t geite!lt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-05
Mus benz poli5eigeriHt.

TcnrinId 0cedInee, bon go. 5il
goplor StraBe. IIiad,te selterH Dem
Voli5eiritter ieine aui,partlmg uu'
ter Der 9lntIage Der Sriintenbett. le'
bod, ,piroe, uatoem ToIi5iit 'Stdgge
ieine alisiagen gefftntt bate. ole aa.
tlage in oieleuige Der gtihtperIor.
guna ,mgeanoert, lno 4te9lamee
ipilroe 81, feds gtonaten arbeitsbaus
perurtbeiIt. Ter YoIisiit beseugte
oc6 Der angeslagte bic Spar5lGl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-05

Qpramioeu am 9rsifuB.
Qttipe.
6antelubungen fir oas gunoes Surns
ieIt in 1enper.
2tttipe.
iiTreis uno Gronungsilbun9en, abtpe9s
ielno nit 9anoartsn.
Sungfraueu.
Die Iuitigen Qtrobatsu.
2lttipe.
SdIuBbi!o.
QIe gRilnebmer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-05

sll. Gsh. BON sso. Si9 Meft 4.
gfrnbe. melbete seftrrn I'M yolsei.
halptauorticr. bab er friih geitern
Moreen bel ieiner aoeinrtimit i'm
Nnusflur pon unbefnnnien Widnneril
ni<bereei6Ineen un0 um $i4.6O be.
rlubt norbsn lei. CIR lpairoe eins
Gtunoe ipdier pom ieiner Sraa in
halbbeidiibtefn 3uitaisoe In Dem
o0usilur Iieeeno uorgefanben.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-01-24
MATTslM LOSES CASE

1t took the jury three hours to
bring in a verdict in favor of the city
in the case of Matt Matson vs.. city
of Virginia, suit for $3.50. Mat
son sued the city for damages caused
by falling on an icy portion of Vir-
glnla avenue a year ago but the de-
tense of the city was that he did not
use the regular cross walk which
was cleared but followed the path
way which was made by going
diagonally over from the side walk
near the ball park to the side walk
on the other side of the avenue.
Following the reading of the YER
dict in the Matson case the court
took up the suit for damages of John
Tardie VS.. John Lundgren. Tardie
claims that he agreed with Lundgren
to break a horse of his and for this
purpose took Lundgren's horse from
Virginia to Mesaba on August 26th
last year. The following day Lund-
gren swore out warrant for Tar
dies arrest and he now claims ST.
600 damages for malicious arrest.
The case charging Tardie with steal
ing Lundgren's horse was dismissed
in the municipal court by Judge J. P.
Carey.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-01-24

ord for the benefit of the members
of the legislature, that they may
know that the people want the bill
which has been submitted to be en-
acted into law. I'D .1 5.ss s..
On motion of AID. r. j. McGhee
the council passed a resolution of
thanks to Senator ]. p. Boyle, Rep
resentative c. r. Knapp, and CO.
workers for their efforts in the pass
age of the Security bill. Following
the mayors recommendations the
council also passed a resolution of
endorsement of the county division
bill and recommended that the men
in the legislature use their best ef-
forts to have it enacted into a law.
When it came to a vote on the
revocation of the licenses OF Andrew
johnson, Gus Snyder and Arthur
GAIA who have been convicted in the
municipal court of law violations
only Aid. A. D: Heritage and Aid.
Conrad Mattson voted yes" It will
be the policy of the council to revoke
licenses only after the saloon keep
ers have been fully warned what the
policies and attitude of the council
will be.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-01-24
ness was not reached.

ness was not reached.
The city council took another en-
tire evening Wednesday, requiring
until nearly midnight to go over the
various sections of the draft of q
telephone ordinance and Incorporate
ed into the proposed franchise that
The company to which it shall be
granted shall furnish the city with
Is telephones at one-half regular
rates, shall specify in the bid for the
franchise what percentage of gross
earnings on long distance business it
will give the city and what its
charges will be for the cutting of
wires for the moving of houses. The
ordinance which the aldermen have
netaphorically speaking, shot entire
to pieces, is referred back to- the
lily attorney for a rewriting as it
has been amended and will be re-
considered in its amended form at
the meeting next Tuesday night,
when it will be given a second read
ing.
Mayor M. A. Murphy reported for
the council committee of the whole
an the future policy of the body in
reference to saloon keepers who yio-
late the laws. He stated that Ii
tenses would be revoked, that we'll
tefned rules would be formulated,
that no evasions would be counte-
'anced by attempts to transfer H.
eenses, that no mercy would be
shown and that excuses would not
20. He recommended also that all
brewery representatives be called in
tonfere1Se with the council and that
the rule be made that if the brew
cries sell to the blind piggers, they
RAY expect the licenses they hold for
recognized saloons, will not be re-
i sued at expiration and may be re-
>oked. The mayor said the people
would see that he and the present
c,uncil favors reduction in the num-
er of saloons and the enforcement
Of the state laws.
Mayor Murphy, Aid. r. ]. McGhee
and Aid. F. J. NOLAN were appointed
committee to make the effort to
CDtain for Virginia the 80 acre tract
which is owned by the state on the
ountain Iron road, opposite Olcott
park. The mayor called attention to
se meeting for the discussion of
>unty division affairs at the city
all Thursday evening and recon-
n ended that all who heard him
ould attend and bring others along
f'r the purpose of having it on rec
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-01-24
CIRCUS AT THE LYRIC.

The new bill at the Lyric will be
exceptionally strong this coming
week opening Sunday, and will in
clude a veritable circus on the
splendid stage Of this popular the
ater. Monkeys, dogs, mules and
horses will all take part In 4 grand
tableaux and put on some stunts that
it is impossible to describe and must
be witnessed to be appreciated.
A fine line of feature films will be
shown and two other acts will make
the show one of the strongest that
has been here for some time.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-01-24
DOINGS or CITY COUNCIL

The city council did little at the
meeting Tuesday night, other than
consider the telephone franchise or
dinance and that was unfinished al
, 1870 o'clock when the council ad.
iourned to meet again Wednesday
night to take up the same subject
Evidently the council proposes to
drive the best bargain it can with the
new organization, The Range Tele-
phone company, which desires to in.
stall a system to cover the Range.
The original franchise as submit
ted to the council was drafted by the
attorneys for the Range Telephone
company. This. was not considered
satisfactory and was referred to the
city ordinance committee and the
city attorney for revision. The
wording "only strictly automatic
has been changed so that the bids
may be on any kind of instruments,
the bidders to state what system of
service they propose to install The
draft of the ordinance also fixed the
rentals with the maximum figures
the company may charge as follows:
$3.50 per month for private line
business; $1.75 for private line resi-
dence; 50 for party line business;
$3.50 for two party line residences;
1926 for four party line residence.
There is also provision that Csc
per month over these rates may be
charged but the user can save the
increase by discount allowed for
payment before the 18th of the
month.
The councilmen also desire that
the company shall give service with
out toll to Mountain Iron, Gilbert
Eveleth, Biwabik and Aurora and
this feature will also be left open
in the bids. The company to whom
the franchise may be granted will
also pay for the street and other
privileges a percentage of gross
earnings and this also is left open
in the bids.
BY the terms of the city charter
of Virginia franchises are granted
only by competitive bids. Although
the Range Telephone company is the
organization that desires the fran
chise, no company is named and any
telephone company may offer it's bid.
Owing to the fact that it was near
midnight when the council adjourn
ed, the matter of the revocation of
saloon licenses, the awarding of
printing contracts and other bust
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-01-24
WOMEN TO WEAR

WOMEN TO WEAR
ONLY THREE GARMENTS
THE woman of the future will
find three garments sufficient"
Some women today are wearing
only three garments"
Last summer Partisan women
with slight figures left of their cor
SETS"
Exclusive of shoes and stock
1ngs, she will wear a union suit, the
lower part in the form of tights.
small corset of comparatively few
bones, and close-fitting one-piece
dress, with very slight or even no
lining"
These are statements by Max
Aron, secretary Of the Dressmakers
Union of America, made in New
York when giving an address con-
corning the dress of modern woman.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-01-24
COMEDY AT THE ROYAL.

Amongst the good things that are
coming to the city during the COM
ing week are the following numbers
at the Royal theater: Pendegast and
Carr, comedians, and Shaw and
Everts. Pendegast and Carr will be
seen in q. first class comedy sketch
entitled Hazel" The dialogue Is
positively a scream from start ia
finish, and the acting is funny in the
extreme. Shaw and Everts are put
ing on the Captain and the Tar, y
humorous number dealing with the
things are not don't at sea. The
films to be shown for the week will
include 1.-THE Crooked PATH" the
"Reincarnation of Karma" and q
special feature entitled AT Napo-
Icons Command"
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-01-24
HATCHER WANTS DIVORCE.

Because he says she will not cook
suitable meals for him or keep the
rooms clean and neat or stay home
evenings but goes out with other
men, Charles w. Hatcher Of CHS
holm wants the court to grant him q
divorce from his wife Lucille NJ. Hat
cher. Charles admits that he is II
years old and says his wife is 10.
They were married at Chisholm on
November 10, 1911. The complaint
states that Mrs. Hatcher has been
familiar with other men aid alleges
that on the first day Of this year she
committed an offense at pal"
Browns old homestead north OF Hib-
bling on the Sturgeon Lake road.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-01-24
DISTRICT COURT DOINGS

The following new cases have been
Get for hearing at the present term
Of district court hero before Judge
Martin Hughes: ,. ~. : 49,.
Steve Korica ". the Wisconsin
Steel Co. Steve Korica wants $685..
900 from the Wisconsin Steel Co.
because he alleges he lost his left
leg while working at the Hawking
Mine, Nashwauk. 4 year ago. Korica
claims he was working on the dump
during stripping operations at the
Hawkins Mine and that he was re-
turning from his midnight lunch
across q trestle leading to the dump
upon which he was working when
he was knocked down by the tail end
Of = dump train backing up. 1t is
stated in the complaint that the
train had no tail lights and that
there were no lights upon the trestle
which vas the only means OF egress
to the dump. The PLAINTIFFS leg was
cut OF Just below the knee and his
back and shoulders injured.
Married for q day and left with
a year old baby girl and deserted by
her husband is the sad plight of Mrs.
Rose Ruymann who is seeking d.
vorce from her husband Louis Ruy-
mann. Mrs. Ruymann was married
to Ruymann on April 18th, 1911. In
Superior, Wis. She claims that on
tho same day she was deserted by
him and asks to be freed by Judge
Martin Hughes from the bonds OF
matrimony.
Joseph Mineli had his peace OF
mind destroyed and went in the fear
Of his life and claims that the Oliver
Iron Mining Co. Is liable for dam
ages. Minelli owns a house and lot
at BIG North street, Hibbing, facing
the Sellers mine which is now closed
by Injunction and claims that he has
lost $4,000 in the depreciation of
his property. He says that prior to
1909 he could get SIS a month rent
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-01-24

Wanted-Agents everywhere to
sell or select line of teas. coffees and
baking powder, spices and extracts,
direct to the consumer. Premiums
given. Liberal commission paid.
Write at once for agency in your
town. Write to The Great Atlantic
& Pacific Tea Company, Mime
apoIis, Mimi, 70 South Eighth St.
l-17-A advt,
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BOsTONkAlls COMING.


The world famous juvenile, Bos-
tonians- are coming here next week
and will be ct the Lyric theater On
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, jan
uary 30th. 31st and February 1st.
The splendid musical productions
this we'll known company gives are
50 we'll known that no words are
needed to describe them excepting to
say that this season all the songs and
music will be- entirely new while
there will be a few new faces In the
caste. 49, Il:
Miss Patsy Henry and many Of tho
other favorites will be here with the
company and all those who witness
the performance can be sure a
spending an evenings enjoyment that
it will be hard to beat.
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Mise Pearl Martin wac appointed
deputy ty the district court at Vir.
ginia recently in addition to the
other deputies. Miss Martin has
been connected with the clerks Of
fee of the district court here for
come time and has made many
friends by her courteous treatment
Of those who have business in the
department and Der strict attention
10 business, s5s u.
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Witb The CHURCHES
NORWEGIAN Nj. E. CHURCH.

NORWEGIAN Nj. e. CHURCH.
800 Spruce street. Morning SER
vices at 10:45. Sunday school at
IL o'clock. Evening services at
7:45. Prayer meeting every We'd
nesday evening. All Scandinavians
are welcome. X. Winberg, pastor.
The services at the Methodist
church next Sunday will be as fol-
lows: Morning service. 1890: SER
mon topic, spreading the King
DOM Sunday school at 11:45 a.,
M. Epworth league service, $50 D,
M; leader, Miss Mary Ober. Night
service at 1880; sermon topic, Goods
Gentleman" William Morgan will
sing solo at the morning service.