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The Washington times., 1913-07-31
THREE DEATHS ADDED
TO SPEEDWAY'S TOLL
Seven Are Dead As Result of
Accident At Motordrome in
Cincinnati Resort.

CINCIN%ATI July %.-Three deaths
early today increased To seven the toll
OF fatalities resulting from motor
cycle accident last night at the Motor
drome at the Ludlow Lagoon, sum
mer resort opposite Cincinnati.
The dead are Odin- johnson, thirty
four, Sal; Lake City: Charles Davis,
five. Ludlow. Ky: Sam Andrews. If
teen, Cincinnati: Miss Ethel Buchtman,
twenty, Covington. ky.; Mrs. William
Michaels, Cincinnati; William Patter-
son. Cincinnati; James Carter, Cincin-
natl.
A machine ridden in a race under the
auspices Of the American League OF Mo
torcycle Clubs. became uncomfortable
when tire burst and ran of the track
into a section Of the stand occupied by
spectators.
Twenty spectators were burned by
gasolene when the motorcycle tank eN-
ploded. Some may die.
Odin johnson, the rider. tried t.
make a new Commute record. IN"
present record i II miles rive
thousand men, women, and children
were on top of the saucer. Johnson
had told his wife the present record
would be broken. Mrs. Johnson sat IN
the front row and she saw him go TO
his death.
Lduard Gabanna. the Italian cham
pion, was leading. Johnson had fallen
TO the rear. With a mighty squirt he
forged to the front.
Isn't he great exclaimed young
Mrs. johnson. The next moment her
exultation gave way to a scream OF
horror that was echoed by hNe thou
sand voices.
In passing Gabanna. JOhnsOn's from:
wheel struck the rear wheel OF Gan
anna's motorcycle. The impact was
terrific. Johnson tried vainly TO save
himself and right the machine. but ii
swerved TO the right. He crashed
through guard rail and a heavy
screen where sixty spectators sat.
The gasOlene tank exploded and the
burning oil flew into the crowd A
rain OF blue flame fell on the spec
tators.
Escape was through a tunnel. Some
OF them tried TO reach it. The flames,
feI by gasolene. sped after them and
cut them off.
Women tainted The men sat tight in
their seats or ran away fighting through
the crowd Owners OF automobiles,
paniC-str ken. jumped into their ma
chimes and tried to dash away.
Fire Chief Griffin. of COvingtOn. Ky.
tool, a position in the middle of the
road. revolver in hand. and cried:
IN shOct the next man that leaves
in an automobile without aiding in
rushing these people to a hospital"
He stood his ground and no machine
left the park without its burden of vic
tins.
The Washington times., 1913-07-31
Five Buildings Were
Struck By Lightning

Five buildings were struck by light
ming, the most serious loss in this con-
nection being to the grocery store of
Adam Luber 1867 street southwest
which was damaged, $500. Lightning
struck the vacant house at 22S First
street northwest causing a fire which
did $50 damage. Thomas W. Smith owns
the property.
The home of William Peacock, 2ll 4
street southeast, was struck, and the
roof ripped off. Lightning also STRUCK
the cupOla of n house at 1863 B street
northeast. while three rooms were
wrecked by lightning in the home of
Philip Bruce. Garfield. A cOlOred do
mestic was slightly shocked.
The Washington times., 1913-07-31
HURT
BY RAGING STORM
Workman Is Killed While De-
scending Ladder to Escape
Gale.

Thirty-four more or less serious cases
of injury are listed today in Police
Headquarters and at the hospitals as
the result of the tornado-like storm of
Yesterday. A number of minor cases
are also under home treatment today.
The most seriously injured is Thomas
f. Allen. of 1902 Fort Drive road. who
is at Emergency Hospital today with a
compound fracture of the leg. internal
injuries, and facial bruises. Allen was
caught in the crash at the Saul build
]. c. Rhodes, of S37 Keefer place
northwest, who was on the critical list
The Washington times., 1913-07-31

At last he managed to gain the door,
and, by hammer!ng on it with stone.
attracted the attention Of those inside.
Bruised. bleeding. ana half clad he
maraged to tell Of the plight OF his
""mpa"ions ami B"rrrron at once led
a party to their rescue With a rope
about him hc 'lIved into the storm-la shcd
waters and by swimming under the
surface managed 10 reach the boat
To- which the men CIung
CUR. who was nearly unconscious,
was brought off first and Robinson.
WHO was the stronger of the two. came
next. All three of the partv were in
need OF medical attention when il was
over. and were taken to the Seventh
Day Adventist dispensary. at ~ Four
and-a-haIf street southwest. for treat
mcnt.
The Washington times., 1913-07-31
Servants Robbed.

Reports today told of the robbery in
the servants quarters at the homes Of
Albert Bond Lambert. of 81. Louis. ami
John r. Fell. about the time the Rum
sey and IIanan jewels We're taken. y
man who said he had been sent to in
speCt the electric wiring was admitted
to both houses. but was followed by a
servant until he reached the employees
quarters. Later it was discovered that
all of the jewelry possessed by the ser
wants which had been left in the rooms
was missing. A diamond scarf pin and
a watch belonging to Grover Haynes.
the Lambert chauffeur, were taken.
The Washington times., 1913-07-31
Raid on Broken Trees
By Folk at Mt. Vernon

Canes cut from uprooted trees at Mt
Vernon are carried today by many
Washingtonians. who were caught at
George WashingtOn's home in the
storm. 1t was not considered a desecra-
tion Of the premises after the trees had
been destroyed
Many of the trees blown down or
stripped Of limbs were standing in
W2shington's time
The Washington times., 1913-07-31
JEWELRY ROBBERY
ARRESTS ARE NEAR
Society at Narragansett Pier
Stirred BY RumorS of Mys-
terious "RaffIes."

NARRAGANSETT PIER, K. l.. July
31.-With expectations of early arrests
in connection with the $2O0.G1O jewel
robbery mystery here. society was stir
red today by a rumor that detectives
were investigating a report Of mys-
Ierious "Raffles" who may have had
a hand in the looting of the homes of
Mrs. Mary Hartman Rumsey and Mrs.
John Hanan. of New York. 1t is
now the theory Of the detectives that
the Rumsev home was robbed between
s o'clock and midnight. Saturday. and
that the robbers escaped in an auto
mobile which. with all lights out. stood
in the shadows near a cottage in the
neighhorhuOd of the Rumsey home.
Following the rumOr that a "RaffleS"
may have been responsible. the deteC-
tives are said to have received reports
from an exclusive hotel as to the move
mentS Of a mysterious stranger who ar
rived there last Thursday. He was
generally supposed to have been re-
Ceived in the best homes. but, according
to the reports. did not spend Thursday
or Saturday night in his room. Early
Sunday he left.
Son Plays Detective.
Talbot Smith Hanan. son of Mrs
Hanan. took charge of the investigation
into the robbery of his mothers home
The Washington times., 1913-07-31

today. He expressed the belief that
the same persons were responsible for
both the IIaran and Rumsev robbericS.
He said he believed the jewels were
probably buried somewhere near.
In spite of the assertions of the tw"
families that they trusted all OF their
servants completely. il is known that
the detectives b"licv" tn" robbers mad
inside" assistance. \ close watch IS
being kept over both households and
guards have been established t" max"
it imroSsiblc for any servant to leav"
The Washington times., 1913-07-31
Hail Hurts Gardens
Near Washington

Truck gardens in the vicinity Of
Washington were badly hit by the hail.
The damage, however, can not be fully
estimated today
The hail fell heaviest near Pet"orth.
where the ground was covered by hail
about three inches thick Windows in
many houses We're sna shed and a large
number of rooms torn off by the storm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28
TamiIienfrtiS.
Cine f6nislidc @isenidaft.

eSsrgen6 ie1r1ano bat einmal Die STU
be cine fonigli9e @igenidaft genannt
uno oamit getpiB eine treffli@e Sc
5ei9nung gefun6en. Seoer Meni@
fiblt ii9 angenebm uno m%obltbueno
beriibrt, merr er einige 8eit = nno
1eien es 11u~ fur5e St1noen = nit
einem rubigen Meni6en 5uiammen
lit. Mamentlid beoeutungSpo4 fir
lire nmgebung fonnen Sic Sranen
meroen, 6enen eine liebensmuroige,
beitere @nbe eigen lit. SD fann 1i@t
oofur, i9 bin nun einmal 10 unrn=
big!" BORT MON mandmal alS @nt=
ibuloigung iogen, uno es tit ielbltper-
ltdnoIid, oaB cine i60ne innere nno
auBerIi6e &ube oft otgeboren tit.
@benio oft aber 6iirfte Die mabrbofte
@nbe, sic pielfah imponierenoe Stu
be audi cine erfampfte, eritrebte, 6ur6
5elblter5iebung ermorbene @igen<
1baft iein.
Sn unierer idneuebigen, baitige1
3eit, in Ser niemals ieman6 u3elt
bot," lit sic unraGe eine gan5 ge<
mobnte Gridetnung; ale Meniden
iin6 nnrubig, baben ~ntel Dor" To-
mobl inn 8erui, a1s I'M Sauie uno IN
ser @e}euigfeit, ufommen niemals gu
1id ielbit," nno 10 lit ani6eineno oas
ga115e 2eben gu elmer Sago getporoen,
un6 sic @nbe, cine Ser mobltbatigiten
@oben, lit oarars fait gang per<
5hmun6en. 5eIbft Ser in ie6er @o@e
acknowledgements Sonhag, Der Sag Der
Iube, lit bel1te 51 einem nr1rnbigert
Sage getporoen, 6efien bielieitige Ser
gniigungen fir sic unrait Ser arbeits>
reiden 8odentage enti@aoigen iol1en
uro sic 6o6 Sic glei6e nnrait in it'd
tragen.
Die mobltbuenbe .&11be, sic man
bolb unbepuBt oft idmer5li@ ner'
miBt, tit natirlid nidt 5u pertpedfeln
nit jener bequemen, pflegmatii6en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28
&tmoerede.
Die @eididte elmer &ornabre.

Sn DEM Ihnrm elmer Stride in Ell
ner Sta6t Denti6lano's, 10 miro er=
5dblt, bdngt cine @lode, a11f melber
iid) SOS 8ilo zines &ornitengels NIT
feds Mebren. nebit 6em Datrm: o.
tober Is. 1899, befin6et.
Die erite @lode> melde in 6ieiem
Sburm aufgabangt muroe, mar 10
flein, 6aB me1 ibr @elaut nidt ein=
NAL biz an bes @n6e 6es Dorfes TO-
rem fonnte. Man empfano Dos 8e=
biirfniB elmer anberen @lode; aber 6ie
8etpobner 6es Dorfes tparer arm,
nn6 fonnten sic Nfittel gum Mnfauf
elmer neuen @lode niht aufbringen.
Gin ieber gab, pas ct fonnte, aber
oie g%eiammelte 5umme reidte BEL
tpeitem ni9t FIN.
@n einem Sonntag bemerfte Der
59ulmeiiter, 6ob aus ser &ir6en=
n1auer ein sriiner &ornitengel ber-
austpu9S, non einem Samenforn,
oas Elm poriiberfliegenoer @ogel botte
fallen lalien. gr fam auf Sen @in=
fan, 6oB 6ieier &orn1tengel 6as Meit=
tel meroen tonne, our 8ei6affung Ell
ner nelte11 @lode. gr martete, Bis
SOS &orn RIFF mar; Damn pfliidte er
oie ieds 6oran ma@ien6en Mebren
un6 pfan5te fie in 1einen @orten.
SIM ndditen Sabr iammelte er sic
fleine @rnte un6 pflon5te 6eren CT
5e11gniB ouf's neue, Bis iein @arten
gu flein NOR, Inn Sic @rnte 5u falien,
Damn bertbeilte er 6as &orn nnter let=
ne Nadbarn, mel6e 6asielbe pflan5<
ten unb sic e%r5ielte @rnte bon Sabr
gu Sobr einbeimiten, Big im odten
Sabr babo11 etne groBe @rnte er5ielt
tpurbe, baB nit bem Cribs %6erielben
cine 11el1e @lode angei9afft mer6en
fonrte. Cine i6one @lode mur6e ge-
gotten, unb auf %berielben Ole &C.
i6i6te ibrer g%ntitehung nn6 Elm 8ilo
oes &ornitengels, 6em tie tire @nt-
1tebung ber6anfte, e%ingegraben.
8ieneidt ';n6 mir ni6t i'm @tanbe,
groBortige Ne6en 5u balten; aber tie
bebone uno toobre @orte fonnen mir
ane drBer1t. @ielei@t itebt es nidt
in nnierer Modt, grobe Gbaten gu
ponbringen, ober mir fonnen btlfrei6
fem nn6 @rteS tbn1, mo- ii6 nnS
@elegenbeiten 6a5n bieten. nno 6iele
unter Dem Gegen @ottes uno bur@
sic Mo6t @eines @eiltes, mer6en nn=
bere9enbaren 5egen FIFTEEN, nno ltn=
ler 9obn miro uns ni6t feblen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28
Cine Sradjt Grigel mnb tire lire
6plgen.

@ultan Mbol11 Mri5, iener tirfiide
@erri6er, Ser i'm Sabre 1876 10 trait
ria Gbron u1b 2eben einbiBte, liebte
es, qbnli6 ieinem groben Sorgdnger
@orui al Maidio, perfleioet onr6 oie
@troBen @on1tantinopel's gu man-
bern, INN .l:b aus peri0nliher an-
i9auung Elm nrtbeil iber 3nltaroe
nnb Berionen ieiner Sonptitom 5u
bi1oen. @ines Cages begob er lt9 in
Elm offentlides 8a6, lteB iid BORT nit
SEN Mnmele,.6en in ein @elprab ei1
un6 16impfte 5uglei@ gan5 getpaltig
iiber fid ielblt. Gin Dermii6 ge=
rietb 6a6nrd in einen iolden Born,
6aB er i'm einen N%ufriibrer rannte,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28

Sn 6em ,Gbangelif9en Somi1ten=
blatt" fin6en tpir folgen6e @tatiitif
iiber Sic proteitantifde Miiiionsar-
belt. BUR 8eit iteben 295 proteitan-
tile Observation-Disclosures in Ser ar-
belt. SIRE ginnabmen betrogen
100, 1887, 959.20 @orf, 6obon iino
33,189,475.20 Marf a11f Ben Mii=
iionsfel6ern aufgebra6t. Sic 8abl Ser
ebongeliiden Miiiior1dre un6 Miiiio=
narinnen betragt 24,092, Sic Ser gtn=
%geborenen Seller 111,s62, sic Bail
ser gum gben6mobl 5ugelaiienen
@briiten 2,644,070, Sic ser iibrigen
getauften Gbriiten t,605,453. SIM
Sabre 1912 iin6 2t2,635 getatft
moroen. Sn 34,795 @iiiionsidulen
mur6en @in6er nnterridtet. Nor6=
amerifo bringt 69,806,973 Morf,
england 52,243,9t3 Morf, 9ettid-
Ian6 1O,s79,S10 Morf fir Sic epan-
geIiide Miiiion anf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28
Cine Miaion.

u@iiien Sic 6en11, ipiepiel cine
Miuion iit?" muroe @enerol b. Mar1=
%teuffel bon @aron &otbi6ilo gefragt,
6e1n 6iibrer Ser M6or6nung, sic int
SsSl1li 1866 Sen General 81 bitten bat=
te, er moge auf Sic Ser @ta6t 5ranf=
furt %ouferlegte Contribution BON 25
Miuionen &er5idt leiiten. Ser Sc
neral mubte nidt, mos er 6arauf anti
>porten iontc, Ga er aueroings ME-
mails in 6ie Sage gefommen mar, cine
Mil1ion gu iehen. CT entlieB aber sic
Mboromung redt frel,n6lid). DaB al1f
sic 3ablung oieler 5meiten Gontribu=
ton bal6 6arauf ber5idtet mur6e, lit
befannt.
@u@ ser gorganger Manteuffel's,
ser General Gogel b. 6alfenitein,
mub tpobl feine genoue &orltellung
bon elmer Miuion gebabt baben, 6enn
er ibidte 6arao1s, TIM sic erlte Cont
tribution bon 100000 @uloen in
Gmpfong gu nebmen, 5mei Sol6aten
NIT einem @hiebfarren gu ser Sranf=
furter 8anf, in ser Meinung, 6aB
6ie}e oas @elo bamit CUR 8abn britt
Gen f0nnten. Ser General tpar ni9t
menig er1taunt, 5u erfabren, 6aB 6ie
genoung ii6er tauieno @entner mog,
11no 1onote eilig cine Nn5abl GROCER
@oumagen, Die ol19 a1,sreihten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28

@abrem6 fir Sen 0Itliden 8erfebr
Ser Monat ssSl1li Sen &obepunft Ser
Solicitation reprdientierte, mar Der
@erfebr oft 6oppelt 10 itarf
ols inn Suli 6es @oriabres, mie 6ie
.stoti1tifen ton @nis Ss1ano fir 6en
obgeloufenen Monot ergeben. SIM
SuIi bieies 5abres trafen 1858
transatlantifde &aiiagiere Elm, gegen
68,245 i'm 8oriobre. Sn 6ieiem SAT-
re modten sic Dampfer 103 mei tlide
6abrten, gegen 76 int glei6en Mo=
nat oes @orjobres. Sic &amburg=
Mmerifo 2inie 1ieferte NIT 9 Gobrten
BON Somburg 1920 Baiiaeiere ob,
NIT elmer 6obrt bon Mittelmeerbafen
1884 &erionen. Ser @orooeutide
9lopo beforoerte NIT 13 Sabrten BON
@remen 1928 8aIiagiere, NIT ether
Tobrt bon Mittelmeerbafen 1886
Eoliogiere. Die Muitro-9mericona
bef6roerte NIT 4 6obrten 5312 Nal1a=
aiere, sic &cllono<9(merifa 2itie nit
4 Iabrten $500 @aiiogiere, oie geo
Star 2inie NIT Z Sabrten 1899
9er1onen nno sic &uiiiid<Mmerifoni<
Ihe 2inie NIT 2 Gabrten 1888 Ha11a<
gtere.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28
~SntereNamteS Muer1ei

Srpille 8rigbt, Ser befannte CT
finder bon Meroplanen, bat iebt, mie
aus 3aDton, Ohio, beridtet miro, ein
Meroboot poer fliegen6es 8oot erfun=
Sen, mel9es fir SEN &pit6ienit bon
groBem @ertb iein iol. 3as 8oot,
meld)es MIR GO Bferoefrdfte bat, fam
bier Ferfone1t a1fnebmen uno ii6 an
irgeno ether 5teue I'M @alier in Die
2uft erbeben. Sic @el9minoigfett be-
tragt IS bis 67 Meilen pro 5tunoe.
@rigbt bat bereits beridieoene er=
folgreid)e 6abrten NIT ieiner nelte11
@rfin6rng unternommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28
&amdlen mir, trob oner 8rotei

&a1den mir, trot auer Hrotelte
ieitenS unierer nit DEFENDERS emf
pfin6liden @erudsmerf3eugen ousge-
itatteten 8eitgenoiien, rubig meiter
@ie geriude Ser fran50iii9en 8af-
teriologen 2onglais nn6 Sartorp err
geben baber, tper6en 6nr@ Sabofs=
rau6 aqe Mifroben, sic ii6 in un=
fern Mun6, SAILS uim. etnge6rdngt
baben, in flint Minr1ten %get06tet. Ser
11er mltr6e 6ur6 @perimente ser ge=
nannten Sran5oien feitgeitellt, 6aB
@bolerafeime, sic it6 in einem nit
@aiier gefiiuten @1oie befon6en, 90
ourd bernidtet tpur6en, 6aB man Ell
ne. 3tgarre in 6as @Ias 1egte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28

Damn gum Stode eriff uno Sen r8e-
berrider 6ec @~laubigen" meiblid
ourdbGiute. Mm naditen Sage pl,r-
Sc er gum 5ultan bethlehem. Wan
fam iib ieinen furdbaren @@reden
poritellen, a(S er in Dem 10 erinoli@
8ebanoelten ieinen &errn, Mb6ul
M5i5, erfannte. DerSnltan tpar icbod
iebr freunoli6 gegen i'm unb fiinoig=
te linn iogar Die @rnenm,ng gum Ser
malter elmer tleinaiiutiiben 5tabt an.
uDermiih," iagte er freili9 babel,
ubleibe brap u16 treu, lebre sic Men=
iben Eugeno nno @abrbeit, ober =
be6iene Did oa5u zines leidteren
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28
&o1tipieliae 8ehanblnua.

SD lit an &artleibigfeit un6 nn-
beroauli9feit un6 CAB bun6erte bon
Collars aus fir Meoi5in un6 Be-
banolung>" idreibt 6. s. &ines BON
Wbitlom, 9lrf. uS6 begab mid IN
Elm ct. 9ouis @oipital unb aub in
elm @oipital gu Seem Orleans, aber
feine @eilung >pur6e ertpirft. Sci
meir1cr &etmfebr fling id an, gbom,
berIains Sablette 5u nebmen unb ar,
beitete tpeiter fort. Sd gebraudte
Tie cine 3eitlang un6 bin iett gan5
mobI." 8ertauft Bel alen &dnolern.
- Mn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28

Sene St1,bentin Ser Cornell Uni
periitat melde in ibrem @raouie=
rungs- glufiap 6arle9te, mie man in
@e5ug auf {einen 9ebensunterbalt
NIT so Gents pro ISOLDE ausfommen
tonne, meib iid Dor Seirotbsantrd=
gen gar nidlt mebr gu retten. sic
tit je6o6 10 ebei6e11, 6oB file idon Der
i6ie6ene, gliidli6ermeiie bereitelte
Geri1de gensabt fat, Inns 8aiier gu
geben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28

81 Soutbompton in ENGLAND lit
oieier Gage 6as 9enfmal entbiiut
lporoen, 6aS man Den Bilgrimpdtern
erridtet bat, bie Dor 293 Sabren bon
BORT nod un'eren @elta6en obiegel=
ten. Mber mo bleiben sic Nilgrim-
miitter, obna melde 6ie YilgrimbGter
ibren 3med bolltan6ig perfeblt ba=
ben >piiroen?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28
6pffentlidl miro Die @rfiiQuno Be

@offemtlid miro Ole @rfiiuung Ser
Fropbe5eiuna oaB 6as biqigite &ino<
fleii4 6em11adft so Gents 6as 8frln6
folten meroe, ourd 6ie @rfiiqung Ell
ner an6eren, 6abingebenoen Hropbe=
5eiur1g bereitelt, bab nod Snfrofttre=
ten Ser nelten Sarifbin Mrgentinien
Ole Ser. Staoten NIT binigem 1leifh
iiber16memmen mer6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28

iibertreffen mer6e. &ber mas niiben
uns Die biui9eren &ronsbeeren, nod
Dem sic &reiie Der in friiberen i6o-
neren 3eiten CUR Seier 6es Danfia=
gungstageS 9~eripeiiten 8ogel Ianeit
lneri6mingli6 getpor6en iin6?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28

9ie in6iiAe &egierung bot tpieoe=
rum cine Stotiitif iiber bie 3abl ser
Berlonen, sic 1912 pil6en Sbieren
nn6 Sdlangen gum Spfer gefal1en
itn6, bergeitelt. gu Ser ungebeuren
3abl bon 25,500 To6esfdQen troger1
giftige s@1angen $4,000 GGne Bel,
2,400 8erionen fpnr6en bon Gteern,
9eopar6en, @olfen un6 8dren geto6<
tet. Mnein 6ie Siger t06teten 919
Eerionen. 600 Herionen fte1en &ro=
fo6iIen, 8iI6i6meinen, glefanten,
@pdnen un6 8iiffeln gum Spfer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28

Mns M%aiaduietts fommt 6ie er=
freulide &nr6e, baB sic 6iesiabrige
&ronsbeeret1= ooer HreifeIbeeren=@rn-
tie sic boriabrige UNI 10000 SOB
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-04-01
BIG SALE Of PART
FARTH|NG ESTATE
Property Sold Yesterday
Brought $29,95O
Money to Be Used in Settling
Claims, Mainly Shepard
Farthing Notes

Durham, March 29.-W. L. Glenn
ents and r. Fl. Sykes, trustees for the
G. c. Farthfng estate, today sold the
largest batch Of this property that has
yet been sold at public auction. and
the whole brought the sum Of $29.9so.
This money will be used in the settle
ment of the claims against the estate.
due mainly to people who are now
holding the Shepard-Farthing notes.
-Four valuable pieces of Durham real
estate were disposed Of and his
brought unusually good prices, as high
as they could have been expected TO
have sold had they not been disposed
of under the hammer.
A hundred shares of the Tomlinson
Chair company, Of High Point, sold az
par. Seventy hare of the Durham
Development company, which owns
the tanner warehouse property,
brought $500 above the par value OF
the stock. Elves hares of the Globe
Parlor Furniture company sold for
dollars less than par. The trustees
were very much pleased with the sale
or this property.
This bankrupt case is one OF the
most interesting in the State, and in
toiVes property amounting TO more
than a quarter million dollars. most
or which is Durham realty. The
trouble grow out of Mr..
HdlthlnS endorsement OF notes made
TO ame +. Shepard, president Of the
National Religious Training SchooI
Tor the colored race. At a meeting
or the creditors held about a year ago
Two trustees were appointed to dispose
OF the property to the best advantage
OF all concerned. Three Of the smaller
creditors carried the case to the Fed
erai court. but the court held that the
trusteeship should stand. since it was
better for all concerned than a receiv-
ership would be.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-04-01
While Latter Work in Harmony
on Dreaded Question
AND FIGHTING CONTINUES
Although the Powers Have Com
manded That War Shall Cease.
Russia Weak Link

London. March 29.-Although tn.
great lowers have commanded that
the Balkan war cease. the fighting
The Allies. taking heart b,
success. received the ultimatums Do
litely and reply that they agree WITH
these in principle bur cannct accept
all the details.
The spectacle OF the six great Pow
ers working in harmony on the dread
ed q ern question is matched by the
equally strange spectacle of the Ea
kan states defying them. Meanwhile
the concert Of the Towers remain rs
strong only as it's weakest link, ana
since Russia cannot be expected u
use her army and navy against her
Slay brethren to loosen their grip on
the Turk, the proceedings have been
reduced to d diplomatic debate. The
Allies have accepted the Powers
peace terms as "a basis of negotia
tions." but cling to their determination
to exact an indemnity and refuse Is
muzzle their guns unyll the Turks ac
cept their terms Their experience OF
the last armistice. they declare, Wa
that Turkey used it merely to gan
time.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-04-01
ATTACKED SHERIFF AND
CURSED THE COURT

Kinston, March 29.-Alonzo Prince.
a Greene county man., crazed with
drink and grief, attempted to whip his
wife while waiting at the depot in
Snow Hill for the remains Of his
mother, who had died in this CITY.
Bystanders prevented his mistreat-
ment Of the woman.
When Sheriff Williams went to ar
rest Prince. the enraged mar attack
ed him with a knife. .inHicting a
slight injury on the hand. He was
taken before a magistrate and fined.
Prince cursed the court and was
imprisoned for contempt. He was
released after an hour. but had to be
remanded because of his violence.