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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-12
PROGRESSIVE
 LEGISLATION
 IN CALIFORNIA Unbr0ken Record in Carrying Out JO1n-
 SOn'S Policies
One Radical Measure, Red Light Abatement Law, Provides Conf1scation of Owners Property.

Sacramento. Cal, May 12.-The 10th California legislature will ad- 5ourn. today, with a practically un- broken record of victory for the pro- gressive majority in the carrying out of administration policies outlined by GOV. Hiram w. Johnson.
 The much discussed anti-alien land holding bill can hardly be listed among these for while it had its in ception in the majority side of the legislature, all parties were united in their desire for a law that would re- strict the tenure of the farm property by the Japanese. The socal1ed ad- ministrative- program may be- sum marked briefly as follows:
 Workmen's compensation act which' creates a state insurance fund. Moth CTS pension act establishing a fund for the benefit of orphans Rural credits commission to study Euro pean systems Minimum wage act establishing welfare commission Cor poration commission to have super vision over investment securities Non partisan primary election laws. State civil service commission to control practically all non-elective positions. State water commissioner controlling power and irrigation supplies.
 One of the most radical measures which has passed and received the
 
 abatement law which will be submit ted to the people in a referendum election shortly This law places the responsibility sauarely upon the prop erty owners and provides practical confiscation of property for a year as penalty
 Among paternaI IezisIatfon. the teachers pension act and that provid- ing and for discharged .convicts, stand out The latter provides that wages shz1I be paid to conFfcts during their 1ncarceraGion- Courts afe restricted from fixing fhe term for any crime except murder.
 Direct election of United States Senators was endorsed.
 To carry white slavery prosecutions where the Mann act leaves off pro- visions of law are incorporated in an act that applies to inter-county traffic gn women To safeguard marriages bill provides that all male applicants for marriage licenses must be equip ped with health certificates.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-12
Bridgeport Cupid
 StartIeS New York
Justice Mullins Officiates at Mar riage of Mrs. Angela Buckley
 and Joseph Kaufman

Cupid resides at the City Hall in E11s city, and occasionally he plays a prank which makes the social four hundred of New York sit up and take notice Cupid's other name is Will liam T. Mullins, assistant town clerk. whose special assignment from Cupid Is to Issue marriage licenses, and he is also a. justice of the peace with power under the laws of Connecticut to unite hearts which wish to beat as Cne- Cupid has quite an attraction for members of New York's social set who wish to be wed quietly, and Cupid 1s frequently called upon to act in his dual capacity of town clerk to issue licenses, and as justice to perform the marriage ceremony.
 April 15 last Justice Mullins as town rlerk issued license. and then as Justice performed a marriage which united Mrs. Angela. c. Buckley, well known in New York society and Jo- 1sph Kaufman, formerly of Washing ion. but more recently engaged in bus 5ness in New York The fact of the marriage has just leaked out in New York and has created a. mild Seansa- lion, as Mrs. Kaufman has been very prominent fn the social set and has Hhat city. The couple are now upon honeymoon trip in Europe They planned to keep the marriage a pro found secret. but of course like all se- L. about IS months ago secured 8. divorce from her former husband, in Reno, Nevada, and said to a. friend, showing Ehe decree of the court Never fgafn-'
 But good intentions fall by the way ride. and the importunities of Mir Kaufman overcame her objections so pl1e rainy evening in April they ap- pezred at the office of the town clerk h this city, and secured a license. Then MT Kaufman asked, 'Where can we find some one to marry uS2''
 Flight here" said Justice Mullins, Mnd he tied a knot which will take nil of the machinery of the courts to nntfe The couple were accompanied By friends who acted as witnesses but HIhor declined to leave their names with GAs justice
 The marriage was soIemnized in Yzouuectfcut as on &-Rcount of the di- s-orce of the bride it waR feared com r,lfcatSons might arise under the laws nf New York dr. and Mrs Kauf- man will return to New York the lat ter part of June
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-12

would help greatly if some of the cars were sent out to the west end of the city over another route.
 Accordingly it has been decided to send out some of the Fairfield and Southport cars over State street in stead of over Fairfield avenue begin ming next week.
 Cars will continue to run out over Fairfield avenue under Is minute headway to accommodate the people living on that thoroughfare, but through cars to Fairfield and South port will take the State street line.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-12
Jimmie Lucy, Speak Up!
The Police Force Have Been Unable to
 Get You, So Please Turn Up

Get You, So Please Turn Up
 Is James Lucy, 14 year old school boy supposed to be living on West avenue with his mother and who was reported on May 6 as missing from his home still lost? This is what the police are anxious to find out. Though a description of the boy was handed to defEctives and parolmen the day that a telephone message was re- ceived at Headquarters by a hysteri- cal woman saying she was Mrs O'Brien'' living at -'27 West avenue" and that young Lucy who lived with his mother opposite had disappeared the previous afternoon. no further re- port of his continued disappearance or finding has been received, and when the authorities endeavored to ascer ia in more details they found that the resi- dents of 27 West avenue were Mrs. c. DoIan and Anton Kozlowski They have been unable to locate the Lucy family.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-12
FAIRFIELD AVENUE
 CONGESTED; MAYOR TALKS

Mayor Wilson stated today that af- ter holding a conference with Super fntendent Chapman of the Connect1- cut company, the object of which was to see what could be done to. relieve the congestion on Fairfield avenue, resulting from the necessity of tear ing up the street to put in the new trolley track. he had decided that it
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-12
SQUAD
 APPLY TORCH
 TO BOAT CLUB

London, May 12-One of the bands of militant euffragettes assigned to in terfere with the pastime of the men of the British Isles celebrated Whit Monday which is a general holiday here, by burning down the headquart- CTS of the Nottingham Boat Club on the banks of the river Trent The structure contained many valuable rac- inp and other skiffs The loss was $1O,oO0
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-12

1of4 Griffin, of 125 High street, died mt his home yesterday afternoon. MT. T-riffIu had resided in Bridgeport for many years and up to the time of his g1lr1ezs had been employed at the. EtrzfffeId. He Is survived by his wife zrsd one sister, Mrs. Cal1ill. of this pzk<s
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-12

The funeral of William Thieley Mansfield was held sunday afternoon at the residence of his. mother, 415 Jane street. Services were read by Rev. Earl H. Kenyon, at 3:3O. The bearers were J. Cumberland, H. F. Morehouse,' J. R. Standish, of liar mony Council, and Michael Kelly, Harry Fox and Thomas Burns. The committal service at the grave in Lakeview cemetery was conducted by Harmony Council, No. 12. Junior o. U. A. M
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-12
POLICE spBK PocKETBooK

The police are today searching for the man who picked up a pocketbook lost by August Carlson, 14S1 Seaview avenue. while riding upon a Barnum avenue car last Tuesday night.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-12
CONFEREES SEEK NATIONAL CONVENTION FOR SALVAGE
 OF REPUBLICAN, PARTY

Basis of Representation to Be Changed So That Party May Reunite -Cumnnins Says That All Progressives May Return Who Will-Borah Not Hopeful, But Decides to Come In-Mov ovement Has Sympathy of Hadley
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-12
Diocesan Division
 Before Episcopal Clergy
 At Stamford Today

Stamford, May 12.-The Episcopal clergymen of Fairfield county arc holding a meeting, Ehis afternoon, at St. Luke's chapel for the purpose of discussing the question of division of the diocese of Connecticut, which is to come up before the diocesan con. vention, next month and also the ap- portionrnent of money for missionary purposes
 The sentiment of the clergymen ia understood to favor the division of the diocese rather than the appoint n1ent of a bishop coadjutor.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-12

MT. and Mrs. James F. Brown. of S4S Colorado avenue, announce the enlargement of their daughter Carrie May to Willard Russell Smith of this city.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-12
DO YOU

want a furnished room, or a flat, read The Farmer Clas- sified Ads. You II find what you want.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-12

National Adrnin1sfratior Puts situa-
 tion Up to California.
 The fact that Secretary Bryan had addressed an appeal to Gov. Johnson,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-12

IT'S JoHNsoN's MOVE
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-01

acknowledgements fptroe1 Grou SSobn
Began, Warin Mr@regor u116 Grau
&. Mc@regor aus benz Wagen ge-
|idleubert. grltere mutrbe auf Der
|Stelle getobtet; bas M6b6en erlitt
einen 8einbru9 mnb 6rau Me@regor
trltg idetpere intere @erlebungen boz
bon.
8nbl.- Die 8ergleute Der Go
pour-Mine iino mieoer an Sic Mrbeit
gegange,r, nadoem iie lire Goroerung
.erreidt batten, ber3ufolge Tie in Der
Samitagnadt nidt gu arbeiten bra,1-
den.
@ababa. - &err nn6 6ram
Soiepb Sdtets baben bier in ibrem
&eim oaS Geit Der %gol6enen &od)5eit
i'm @ertpan6ten- un6 Greunoestreiie
gefeiert. Sn Ser ct. 6elir Stride
ernemerte Dos Subelpaar Dor Dem
bodniten Migr. ~. @urft Ben Gle
bun6.
Manfato. - Mm Dienitag, ben
13. Mai, miro bier Sic n@ibic SSrl-
propemer1t 2eague", un6 Der funft-
biitoriide &lnb einen Sammeltag
Gag 9ap) abbalten, I'M bic Mittel
a1tf3ubringen our MniteInng elmer
beiudenoen &flegerin. Die betoen
@erbGnoe f0rbern aud ben 8lan Der
grridtung zines &oipitals fir an-
ltedenoe &ranfbeiten, fir 6ei1en CT
baltung Sic stnot tbeiltpeiie al for
gen beabiidtigt.
8rainer6. - S. IS. Softer gus
ser @egeno bon @ron 8ing brodte
bier bier S9meine a1f ben Marft,
sic auiammen 1900 8fu,to mogen,
fir sic linn $16t alsbe5abH mur<
sen. - Die Garmer Ser Counties
Grom @ing unb @aB in Ser 1mge-
bung bon bier baben ii9 5u Der v6ar<
mers 8ro6nce 60" 5niammengetban,
6ie Elm &opital bon $4,000 bat, Die
in M1tbeili9einen bon $40 ausgege<
ben tperbe11 lnter ser 8ei6rdnffltng,
6ab 9fiemano mebr ols Mftieh i'm
@ertbe bon $1,000 beiibert Daft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-01

einen G5iinbdhsbefebI erind)t bat, SET
ser ben genannten @eienfdaftensper.
bieten iol1te, era unter benz Bo6en
oes 2ongpear : Sees bernor5nbolen.
Dieier Mntrag mnr6e bo1n @idter ab.
gelebnt.
minneapolis. Mahben1
@ouperneltr gberbart iebt oas @al,
lace s@eieb, nelhes es itraf.
bar madt, M%obnbdllier ODER Sdl1er
al uniittliden 8mefen at permietben,
Mmter3eidnet bat, lit Mapor NDe ntdt
tbatIos geblieben un6 bat iofort Den
Gooesitob gegen ale 2aiterb0blen Der
Miiblenitaot ausgefibrt. Mlen 81,
gentbii1nern bon 9aniern, tpelde 81
uniittliden 8tpeden bermietbet iino,
mnroe bie9aodri9t, baB 6ie .Meiorts"
nidt ldneer geonloet meroen fonne1.
MuBer 2 Boli5iiten iinb beridieoene
Spe5ialbea1nte BEL Der Mrbeit, Inn
oem MaDor bariiber 8eridt 5u eritat.
ten, Of fem 8efebl al1b ausgefiibrt
miro. Obgleid &err Mpe ni9t iagen
molte. tpeIde MaBregeln er gegen
@eiesperdbter 5ur Mntpenoung brtn.
gen miI, 10 meint er 6od, 6aB IN fur.
3er 3eit feline 8or6ens mebr in Min.
neapolis at fin6en fem ner6en.
! @ipetone.-& 4. g. Ga6p bon
bier, Ser oarauf beoadt lift, bie Gar.
mer bie}er @egenb fir ben Mnball
bon 3uderriiben GIT intereiiiren, bat
bon 8eamten Der Brn6esregierune
aus @aibington, .. g., Elm @utadten
erbalten Mber Me11iter bon &iibet, 6ie
lin Bipeitone County getpadien iinh
uno nod ser 8unoesbauptitabt &C.
ia11ot tpl1rben. Der 8eridt meiit Ell.
11en 3udergebolt bon 1913 Bis III
Bro5ent nod. Ser Durdi9nitts,
3udergebalt gutter &iiben lit IL Bis
10 8ro5ent. Sn,1erbab Ser fommen-
Sen Cation miro I'M County infolge=
6elien cine be6euten6 groBere 8oben-
fiddle 6em Mnbau bon 3uderriiben
geiomet tperben ais bisber.
&eemutin. - Sci elmer Gfer=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-01
Clothing So. in ct. saul. Ser @6a:

Clothing So. III @t. saul. Ser 5ha-
Sen beldnft ii@ auf $4,000 Bis
un6 lit tbeilmeiie ourd Ser
iiderang geoedt. Cine 3eitlang tpa-
rem sic bena9barten @ebaube in Sc
fabr, 6o6 gelang es ben gemibnngen
ser Seuertpebr, BEN 8ran6 auf ieinen
Serb gu beidrdnfen.
DnIntb. - Der Staat Min,1e=
lota fnnr fetnen Mniprl19 a1f gr5
erbeben, Dos unter einem offentli6en
@epdiier liegt, mie 9iitriftsantpalt
@m. q. Can't m Sreitag IN 91tlutb
entidieoen bot. IS banoelt itd I'M
einen EeitfaI, Sen Ser 5taat I'M SAB
re 1909 gegen 6ie 8bite SSron 9afe
Mining &c., 6ie gncltb SSron Mining
So. n1lo sic 8eiiter Ser 2ot 5, Get
ton 81, 58-21, Minneiota, anbdn=
gig gemadt, ur6 III meldem er um
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-01

i6ert uor6en. Die 30elinge mar
i@ierten in MarteI gebilt l1nter Der
2eitung Der S9pejtern in 9fube uno
Sr6n1ng aus bent brenneroen @e<
balbe ourd 6ie rauderfullten &or-
rioore ms Sreie.
@inona. = Sn eil,er oIte1l
unbenl1tten Sdeune in ser M6be beg
Dorfes 8eaber tp11roe sic 2eide oes
5armers- Sobn 8ottfe o11fgefunoen.
8ottfe tpar auf ser Mrmenfarm1, rnb
mm ela1bt, baB er bas Gnoe beron-
naben fiibleno, iid oortbin begeben
babe, tint an Dem Srte gu iterbe,1, tuo
er friiber als reider Garmer geIebt
bate.
minneapolis. = Das I'M.
ldngft in Ser 5taatsgeiebgebu1g
bon Minneiota ongenomlne11e &C.
feb, pona9 &erfonen, 6ie IN
Mnnon5en lire @aaren misrepr6ien-
tieren b5tp. Dinge an5eigen, sic iie
et1tDe6er gar nidt beiisen o6er sic
nidt bon Ser a1ge5eigten 4ualitdt'
iino, geridtli@ belaugt mer6en TOM
men, fam in 6iefen Sage11 bier gum
eriten mol in einem 6erartigen Sal
our antpen6ung. Cine bieiige Girma
batte cine getpifie gorte sdube gum
8erfauf ongeboten. Die in ser Mn-
5eige entbaltenen Nngaben ioI(en
ben &ratiaden nidt entipro9en boz
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-01
gobaI6 befannt

DuImtb. - Sobalo befannt
pnroe, bob 6as @is i'm Wbitefiib
Hoint &anal Bel ct. Sgnace flott ge-
uoroen un6 aus 6emielbe1 binaus-
gei9memmt iei, traten 5abIretde be-
laoene Gra6t6ampfer tire erite Sabrt
in 6ieier Saifon an.- SSn lebter Don.
neritag Moht fam auf unaufgeflarte
@eiie in benz @didereigebduoe Der
@i1d 5anta Sbolaitica Elm 8ran6
gum Musbru9e, Ser bas 6reiitodtge
5teingebd1be un6 ben boiI5ernen Ser
binonngsgang fotpie oas &a11ptge=
bGuoe 5erit0rte un6 einer S9aoen
bon $4,000 anridtete, Ser 1l1r tbeil'
ipeiie 6nr@ 8eriiderung ge6e@ lit.
Dos Sa1ptgebd,1oe, in benz iid
54lafiale fir IS 8oglinge, sic Spei=
ielGIe, Die Ml1iif5immer u116 bic @m=
pfangs5immer befanben, lit etnged=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-01
@immetota.

ct. Saul. - @aiier Gra1ta So
iepb bon Oeiterrei9.11ngarn bm benz
6ertiden Roni,1l IN ct. &oa1I, &errn
Sons 6. @runotp. cine erobe gbr1st1g
5ntbeil tperben laiien, inbem er ibm
eine,1 Ser bodften 0roen beS babS-
burgifden @aiierbauies, ben otter
rei6i1den Sroen Der @iierne1t &rone
8. &la]ie perlieb. Ser greiie aaiier
bate Die M%usfubrung oes 0rbensbrie=
fes bereits am s. Me6r5 angeor6net,
aber erlt samitag gelangte oaS 90
fument nno Dos pra6tbolle golbene
@bren3eiden in sic Sa1oe oes @n=
pfGngers. Dur4 biele 1eue @brllng
miro oie 3abI Ser Sroen, Sic Serr
@rnnom III ieiner fa1t 25iabrigen
&oninlorlaufbabn erbtelt, anf flint
bermebrt. SIM Sabre 1906 unroe.
Dem &o11iul ser preuBiide &otbe
M%6lerorben 4. &Iaiie berlieben alS al
lerbodite Entertaining fir sic Gi1t-
ri6tung oes an1 26. September 1904
in ct. Saul begriin0eten &oniulats.
MuBerbem beltbt Serr @runotp oas
oiterrei@iide 6ran5 Soiepbs Diff
5ierfsfreu5, Den tiirfiiden Ssrnonie<
9r6en mno sic gbina==Mle6aiae. 2eb=
tere Ans5et9mung mnrbe benz &oni11l
als Mnerfennnng fir feline Dienite
ais Setter ser &emontenansbebrtng
tpabreno -oes @binabel65uges 5rttbeil.
&err @rmnom tpar pdbreno 6es &rie=
ges ais Spe5ialfommiliar in &nitra<
lien nn6 %prdii6terte Sic &emonten=
&ommiiiion.
MinneapoIis. - Gin S. S.
0'8rien geboriger @6dferbuno rette<
tie am Montagmorgen flint Mitglie=
ser ser bier mobnen6en 6anti1ie Dor
Dem electromagnetic. 9'8riem mur-
Sc 6ur9 ieinen &un6 aufgetped, Ser
linn 6te Dede bonn 8ett 5og unb 6te
Singer 1edte. O'8rien iprang aus
Dem 8ett, medte feline @attin mn6
bret &ir6er inn Sitter bon 5 Bis 10
Sabren uuo elite nit oieien orr6 ben
oiden 9uolm nod ser &amstbIr. Sic
fonnten jeoo6 megen 6es &auds nidt
iopeit fommem, ionoern mltBten ins
@B5immer 511riideilen, no Ser @nnb
an etn Geniter iprang. O'8rien
idlug 6as 6eniter Elm, iprang ins
Greie urb bob feline @attin un6 &in-
Ser ebenfans bin6urd. Grit als ole
flint Berionen in Si6erbeit maren,
rettete iid aud Der &r1in6 61r6 eiren
5prung 6urds Geniter. Nadbarn
ent6edten oas 8euer erit, nadbem Die
5onilie 0'8rien ii9 bereits in ST
6erbeit befaro.
ct. Soul Gin aus unbefann-
ter uria6e entitan6enes 5e11er ger.
it0rte 5onttagabeno bas @eba116e.
Ser Sforn1iib & Cons @obIeiale
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-01
Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETcHER'S
Gas oRIA
Nprb,9afpta.

@ranb Sorts. - Die Otter
feter, pel6e bier BON mebrerer @rie-
den sefeiert tprtr6e, bat cine trauri-
&c l1nterbre@ung gef1noen. Sobn
@allionas mol1te einen SreuoenidnB
aus einem &epolper abgeben. Ser
.SduB berfagte, un6 beim unteriu-
den Ser Baffe entIu6 fid oieieIbe unb
Ser Sbub orang @al1ianas in sic
8ruit. SSm SoipitaI itarb er an Der
@un6e.
DebiIs Safe Geo. Gbam-
bers bon Gburdes 6errp tpnr6e m1f
Ser Stelle %get06tet, 81. @ebiIbaro
aus Debils Safe pl1roe idper per-
Iebt nnb gb. 9opon un6 S@eriff
Sobn Mc2ean, beibe aus 9epils Gate,
blieben bepuBtlos liegen, als Dopons
MrtomobI at ser Soo-&reu5ung
bonn @ege abglitt, iib iiberidll1g uno
iiber cine 20 SUB bobe 8oidung bin-
abitiirate.
/. &i6ar6ton.- Ser &atboli<
fentag in &idar6ton lit befinittb auf
BEN Is. unb 10. Sum- f%eItgeiebt uor-
Sen. go bel lit getpiB, SOP Elm Mai-
ienbeiu@ 6tefen &atboltfentag a1s-
5ei9ner miro.
8ismard.-@ ouperneur @art-
no bat als MnsidnB our MuspobI Ser
2incolns5 tatue, pel9e Die 5fanoina-
Der Morooafotas Morpegen BET Ser
Sabrbunoertfeier I'M Sabre 1914
idenfen pollen NIT s. .. Giel6e bon
|Gargo an ser @pike er11annt.
MfbIep. - @eim @ffliiget 5uiit,-
bette Ser Sarmer &einri@ Auait EN-
@toppelfelo an. @al6 6arauf gingen
feline @fer6e burdb 11n6 fdle,1oerte1l
jibr NIT folder @u@t gu 8o6en, BOB
er betpuBtlos liegen blieb. Die GIar1-
men erreidten i'm, febten feline aIei-y
Der in 8ran6, u1o er erlitt 10 i9pere
Grandchildren, BOB er 6enielbert me-
nige Stun6en ipdter erIog.
Grafton. - &egierungs15oo
men 8roben iiro bonn Mderbn1oepar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-01
geritupfuua aeheiIt.
Or. Sings Neue 2ebeugpiuen

Or. R111gS Dtelle Sebet1spiuen ber.
treiben 8eritopffung prompt ulnfo bri,t-
gen Cure G%ingetoeioe pieber IN .ge.
fl1roen 3l1ftan6. Sobn S11pfte bon
|Sanbnrg, $50, iagt: sic fi11o 6fe BE.
item 8iller, 6ie ID ie gebrnltdte, u,l6
4 rotbe ie6em an, 6ieielben gegen.
8erftopffnng, II ber6aulidfed un6
Qeber1eioen al gebraiden.. @eroens
gud beIfen. NreB 255f. gn1pfobten
pomNepltor Drltg5g
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-01

Cine geringe grfaltl1ng bel einem
&'iir11e ODER elmer ertpa9fe11en Rerfon
idIieBt MSgli9feite1r elmer fdliu111en
Matl1r IN ii@. Group mag fi@ plob-
Iid einitener, BronditiS ODER 811e1.
MONA mag iii6 erttpidtel11 at f@litn-
men 8atarrb Beidperoen ntto
@9pinofudt 1T Sic moglide 6olge.
Golep's So1et o11b Gar COMPOUND
bolt eine @rfdltlng at1f beim @rtite-z
ben, BELT Group rafd, fttqt eire11.
tieffiikenb1en s45uiten i1o BELT et1t3iiiin-
bette gbeuden. Molitor Drug 60
Mnaetge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-01
tit 9taottnnDi9aft

5SSbr tonnt oieie &leiber beitelfen per
8elepbon f.999ebtn1,19, tpenn SSbtr eincu
Mecount b%abt-ober G..D.9 Die nirf=
li6en Suuitratioren lrnoo ,tdbere 8eibreiz.
butl9en err,69li6en IS Sud-, per Nbone
egleraoe d gut ~ talfen als perl5nlid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-01
@ieIenfener.
Mb., %. Mpril.

BQIf1m { e, Wf6., 70. MprtI.
SSriib ant 5onntagmorgen mltroe
beinabe eim gan5er @%trabenblod in
Baltimore, M6., eingeaidert; Ser
@do6en beldnft ii6 auf 11ngefdbr
100000. Die &dlfte 6es @ebanoes
muroe bon Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bon George giielmann & So. nnb Die
ou6ere Sdlfte po1r ser M0belfabrtt
bon ser @beIapeofe Manufacturing
So. eingenommen.. Sc beiBt, bab Der
qelammte 51aoen bur6 8erlt6erung
geoeM 1T.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-01
go. 1

Gin ipe5i eu an5iebenoes
pieredi9es Maden : MooeQ
nit ausge5adter ii@tbarer
6ront0ffnung, be1ebt nit
einem loli0en ober &iaS
Sarben : @ontrait. Ser
8ono @Hett lit au6 am
Maden unb Mani@etten
anS9efibrt. @9tfarbige
PercaleS in bell unb bnn=
felblauen nno l@mar5en
Streifen, b1aue, ldtuar5e Il.
2apenoer @beQS. MapD
uno Gabett< 6isuret1. Nu4
einfa9 blau nnb 9ra11
@bambraD. 8reis
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-01

Gin l90neS Mopeltp&leib
bas iii@. BON oben Biz unter1
i9lieBt; es 1T eine @ombi~
nation bon &imona uno
6ausfleib. &unber Naden
nit v 6ront. Sin breites
8an6 Don folio farbi9em
&ercale gebt UNI ben &raz
gen uno Die gauge 6ro1t
binunter unb ben Man=
19etten entlan9. @aiit
9inie be9ren5t our@ @a1oz
.ihnur am pberen @nbe beS
&leiberrodS. MHortirte
belle fancy 6aarlum 5trei=
fen, 9oup @arben Muiter
nit colorirten &lumet,
bloBrotb, bla11 l1ttb III 0ez
tro. Breis
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27

bon Ybilipp Mugltlt oertrieben, aber
Damn oltrd sen mabtigen SdJ1b bon
%sSSnnooen5 III. mie0er auf Sen 9bro1r
gelebt mllr0e; er erinnert an Ole Sc
itigteit, mit ser iid Clemens VII.
meigerte, sic Sdet0ung &einri6s
Will. bon @atfnrina bon Mrogonten
ans1eerfenner, lttto an 6es idmaden
@reiles Oregon XVI, beriibmte 8or=
tie e0len Treimutbes on Den g5aren
sur @ertbei0igu1tg ser 8olen.
Ser &apit lit m1berOem int weite-
item Gimme 5es @orteS, Ser alles ons
in lib pereinigt, waS es 2iebes, 3ar=
tes arro @0ttlides gibt."
Sh min bier ,1i6t an oie Miiito-
1taire erinnerm 5ie Elm @regor, ge=
rip6rt oatrd SEN MnBlid ser iungen
'Sflopen ol1f ben Mdirften &oms, 5ltr
2osfaufl1ng nab England i6idt, ntdt
on @ascal L., ser 10 biele Soften
ipnengte, ltno 10 piele Mrme troitete,
1tidt an Stefan vi, ser 5lar 3eit Ser
@ungersnom ser Groit Der Mr111en
&oms nor, ib erinmere nidt einmod
an SOS glorreide MnSenfen I'M erer
Sta6t 8iia, 5ns th gu nn6eren 3eiten
ms @eoadfniB aurudrief, un6 uniere
.8ater eroberten, Ole BON Get 8artn=
ser Bap1t angeipannt, 5ur
@ertbetoigang un6 @rl0iatng ser 8rii=
ser um Mittelmeer, bon Mfrifa, nor
5islien un5 SEN &aleanen
olssteBren, tpenm anoere grobe 8ege~
benbeiten it9 in ser @egenlpurt urter
a1niern Ml1gen 5utragen?
Seit einigen @oden bat ser &apit
in ieinem @atifon einer groben 8alaft
m1ffibren laiien un5 %er0ffnet. limo
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
Cur Madrid't.

l1nter5eidneter erlol1bt ii6 biermit
Ole 8itte al1s5uipreden, Snblcrip=
ttonsgel0er fir oen ~@oroitern" nn
Sen @eneralagenten ODER oireft ont sic
1rrdgeieuldoft gu entridten, 90 ih
tpege1t 1onitigen Mrbeiten Ser Sade
1ridt sic friibere Mnfmerfiamteit
lde,pfen fam1. gu gleider 3eit err
il1de id iolde, Sic 1T ser &flan5ungs<
5eit mi0ens itt6, iid 8alamtpaare in
meiner 8aumibuIe ahsubolen, mir
cine Site fir SOS @espiinidte 5ufom=
men 5u lniien, neil iid re@t biele
&l1n0en 6ieies Sdbr bier einfin6en
mer6en, INN 6as @efteate an Srt un1
Stene abylpbolen. Da nod redJt piele
@aore l1nbeitellt lit un6 0ieielbe Don
am0eren Siruren perlangt miro, Ole a1
hur5 fomme1t. 10 moidbte id} a>rf meine
Mn5eige ON anoerer Stene OH inert
Jam MAIDEN. ODER fat Stearns Gorn+
tp ni6t mebr Nlab fir beimiihe"
@oare? Mdtungsoon
u. 8ilmeroing,
6reeport, Stearns County, Minn.