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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-24
Snftidliff pernidtet.

sd,neioenriibl, 1el1tidlan6, 81. Suit:
Das lenfbore Weilitarlnfti@iff
@dutte 2an5 tpuroe our6 einen
plobli6en @inoltoB BON ieiner Ser
anferung gerilien uno perni@tet. gaS
9l,ft16iff fibrte ouf ieiner f11r5en
sSabrt, sic Ser Gerni6tung poranS=
oinq, 5tpei Soften ntt> BON oenen
Ser eine ol1r@ einen @tur5 ons 600
Sub @0be oas 2eben perlor, Der a1t-
6ere iprang aus elmer S0be BON 30
Il1B ob uno erlitt idlimme gerle-
t,,11qen. gge6er sic geiatung no6
ser 5terermann befano iidb, ols Die
@ataitropbe eintrat, an @or6 oes
ouft16iffes, SOS auf oem Taraoeplak
Dor Mnfer lag. 1ie @nferfetten la=
qeu le@s nn6 elm balb SUB nt1ter
Ser groe, ols es iid 1osrtB. 2ie Bet
Sen Soften, 3tpei Solooten, lu@ten
bas ouftl6iff nrten 51 bolten, tpnr-
SEN ober, ga lie Die Saue feltbtelteh'
nit in sic &6be genommen. Scr
eir,e Weann lieB bas Ean los, nod
ehe ser Mpparat bo6geitieget1 tpar,
ser anoere bielt Biz 3ur ponftanotger
grld0pfung feit un6 itiir5te aug etr
ner S0be BON 600 SUB. Gns sui IT.
1hiff lan6ete cine Stn16e ipater tn
ser geGhe oes Dorfes @rpel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-24
2ab,nleanng.
g erIin, %. 81

Gem 5treif Ser @eftarbetter IN
@amburg nn6 @tettin baben iid NUN
oud3 5000 Monn in &iel angel9lol=
fen, 1,n6 es miro befiirdtet, ooB Der
got15e oeuti9e Sdiffsbau lobngelegt
miro. Sn &amburg lit oie Mrbeits'
ein1tenung nltn olgemein. gsnr in
oen fleinen &eparaturtperfitdtte
miro nod eearbeitet, uno IN Sen gro-
fen @erften fiibren Die Metiter ltno
2ebrlinge sic allern0tbigiten Mrbei<
ten aus. @diffe, sic gr0Beren &e'
parot1ren unter3ogen peroen mill
iet1 ii1o ge3uungen, frentoe Safen
an5ulaufen. Ser @treif lit bon ben
@etperfidoften niht anerfannt u11o
bonn Metollarbeiterberban6 als Elm
poreiliger S@ritt be5ei@net lporoe11.
Die MusItanoigen erbalten fetne n11-
terltiitungen, feben aber Sen &f
trotbem fort.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-24
9eliuu uuo @lapp.
q a y ingtpm %. Sull.

y y ng t o H. ~. Suit
Der 5enot trut heute I'M 12 l(br
nlittags 5ulommen. Sic Gurifbera=
tbung muroe fortgeiett. se1ator
5n1oot iette ieine geitern begonnene
Hebe fort. 8elpnoers befaBte er li6
nit Sen 2onopirtbihofts5oaclL ote,
lpie CT lagte, cine Sauidnng Der
iyarn1er beoeltteten. slud Sic 2obbp=
ltnterluhung tpuroe fortgefiibrt. 9as
Sous periun1n1elte iih unl - ltbr
mittagS. Sic beiben Senatoren bon
Ofi11neloto, 9eelion uno Glapp> baben
geger sic lie betreffenoen 9ebauptlt11=
gen oes Oberiten Wh1lbuG Yroteite er=
boben. gfelipn erflarte Dor oe1n Sc
l1otsausi9uB, ser sic 9obbp=ltnter-
1uhl1ng fiibrt, ct fonne iid nidt er=
innern, Sberlt 0iulboa ie geleben
ooer nit ibnt iiber Sic Tarifporlage
1elproben 5u hoben. 9lebnlib anberte
iih Senator Glapp. yde IN 1et1ten
2eben babe er Oberit Mulbaa geie=
ben. geie babe @enotor Melion o6er
rqeno Elm o11oerer @errn Wulbol
m @apitol ibn1 porgeltellt. Gerort
# eine erneute 8eldn16igung oes
D1eineios gegen Mulbaa erbobe1
poroen. Sn @ulballs &orreiponoen5
pur6en sic 9}amen ser betoen 'Sena=
:oren b1ufig ertpabnt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-24
Erptetturatb iiber Micaragaa.
IS al 1binqtotL 2t. ssSu

| ~ ~ ! y ~ . y - w 6A' S%t~t'
Gin Hroteftoratb iiber 9eicaragua
ihla9t Staatsiefretar 8rDan Dor.
Giele MaBnabme fon 5ur Si9erung
oer Eananafanal=9 l=9}oute oienen. SS11
elmer &onferen5 NIT Sen @itglte6ern
oes SenatsauSiduiles fir ausmdrtige
8e5iebungen iebte Ser StaatSiefretar
ieinen Elan auSeinan6er. Ser bon
Ser Eaftregierung berfabte gnttp1.rf
zines gertrages 5tpii6en 6en gerei=
nigten Staaten un6 geicarogua lit
BON Staatsiefretdr 8rpan erbeb1ib
ertpeitert tporoen. Ger bisberige @nt=
tpurf li6erte 6en 8ereinigten Staaten
oas &e6t, einen &anal our6 geiz
carag11a 5u erbamen un6 eine nene
,Slottenbaiis an5ulegen, un6 peripra6
oafiir cine 3ablung BON $3,000,000
in @olo. gfunmebr ion 0nfel Sam
au9 Die Mufit6t iiber @iciraguas
lSinon5en unb austparttge &olitif err
Dalten. yt1cdragud 1ou 11t@t befugt
fem, obne 3uitimmung Ser Mmerifo=
ner einen &rieg gu erflaren, einen
8ertrog ob5uid1ieben o6er eine sln-
leibe auf5unebmen. Dte 8ereinigten
Staoten follen 6os &edt, ie6er5eit
5ur @abrung ser l1nabbangigfeit gi<
carag1as nn6 gum S6ut bon 2eben
uno @igentb1tm gu tnterbenieren.
Er6ii6e,1t @illon biuigt 6en Blan
8rpans, uno 9eicaragua t1t nit 6en
gori6ldgen bollfonumen ei1beritan=
Sen. SIM Senat lit sic Stimmung
getbeilt. Sic an6eren Staaten 0it=
tel uno Sii6amerifas ieben ben Blan
NIT gerniidten @efiiblen an, uno au6
sic el1ropaiiden @adte, Sic, tpie
@roBbritannien, Deuti@lan6 ltno
lSronfreid, Son6elsintereiien in M=
coragua baben, itnb itarf beunrubigt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-24
Gd,ueiaer @arbe entiuaffnet.
st 0 M, 20. eeS1li.

9lns 6llrbt Dor peiteren 9llsihrel=
tl1ngen baben sic 8eboroen oeS 8a=
tifan sic S6mei5er @aroe et1ttpaff=
net. Sir SEN 6aa bon nnruben itebt
sic italienilhe 8oli5ei 5rn @ingrei=
fen altf @erlangen 6es 8atifanS be-
reit. Die @6met5er @aroe, oie 1906
bon Bupit ssSulius 6enl 3tpeiten be-
griinoet tpuroe uno ii6 meiit aus 6en
&antonen 3iiri6 uno 211=
5ern refrrtiert, 5ablt so Mann. 9ie
betrdgt 5 Sabre Sic Be<
lperber miiiien tpenigitens 6 6uB groB
1ein 11no aus 8amilien itanmen, ote
ieit ieber sic 59tpei5er @ar6i1ten ge=
ltellt baben. ..-.. .......
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-24
Sic @abrmnasreforn1.
Us a ibington, 81. ,Suli.


SIM 8eiBen @aus beiprad beute
Eraii6ent @ilion IN langerer Scott
iere1t5 NIT Senator Slpens, 6em 8or=
libel1oen oes @enatsfon1ites fir 8an=
FEN l,no 8abrune, sic Sage NIT be-
5ug auf oie geplante @abrl1ngsre~
forln. Sim shluB Ser &onferen5
fiinbigten iotpobl @err 8ilion als
al1d Senator Speus an, 6aB fein
@edlel ser Elane ser Gertpaltung
beporitebe, mie ein Dor einigen Sagen
entltoroenes @eriidt miiien mollte.
Ser Erdlt6ent fiigte bin5u, oaB Die
Ral6beit, nit ser oie Gerban6lungen
iiber Sic 6inon5reform int &opitol III
rem Nerlauf nebmen, pollitanoig iei<
men Biini9en errtipre@e. .@r bege
feiNeH 3tpeifel an Der mliebliben
Mnnabme ser @laBbiu nit 6en bonn
Sous porgeidlagenen slbanoernnget1,
NIT 6enen er ii@ nur einperifanoen
erfIQren tonne. Sic mt@ttgite, bts=
ber empfoblene abdnoernng maroe
Sen geationaIbanfen 6as 9eht et11=
ral1nte11, nit ser 8enutung Ser 5ipei=
pro5e11tige11 &egierungsbonos gu 3ir=
fulations5meden fort5ufabren. Die
anberen Men6erungen iino nod Der
Mnli6t 6es Senators Spel1s bon
mir16erer 8e6el1tltng. Serr Smens
bebauptete ferner NIT al1er 8eitin1mt=
beit, oaB 6ie. gegen oie 9fegiernngs=
fontro1e Der Bnr6esreierpebanfen
gelte,1b genahten @inmanoe feine
8irfnng baben uno nit be5l1g oarauf
&olts uno senat 6ie Sin in ibrer ge-
gentpdrtigen Torm gutbeiBen 'peroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-24
8 . II 5 0 H. 81. SSuli.

Us gilt lebt dls Ql1s9e1Wlollell, p'1b
@ulgorien lih 5,1 einem @egenidlag
gegen feline Geinoe a1frafft. Am
Mfontog tpuroe in 2o1loon befanrt,
oab a0nig Tcr0ina11o, Inn iobolo als
1n0gli9 ei,1en 1rieoen 511 erlangel1,
1id) an &oiier 8ilbelm nit Der gitte
getpun6t bnt, lt6 BEL &ln1anien tl1r
8ulqarien 5l1 pertpenben. Sit Mnt=
mort 6es 0el1ti6en &aiiers lit 11tbt
befannt. @olboutli6 miro aus 90
fla gemelbet, bab Ser rl1n1ant1ben
Mrmee, faus lie in @ofia ein5ieben
lollte, fein @ioerltan6 entgegenge1ebt
mer6en ion. Sic tbatla@li6e Sffl1=
patton Morianopels 6ur6 oie Siirfen
lit nod ni9t beltdttgt moroen. Dte
Giirfen moridieren in BRET &olonnen
por, cine BON 8ulatr uno 5tpet bon
GIdotololda. Mus 8ufareit gebt bent
Doilp Gelegrapb oie a1leroings nod
nidt be- eitdtigte Meloung 5u, ooB
@riedenlono feline Mniprii4e al1f
Drama un6 &apala aufgegeben babe
un6 fid nit bem Sutherland BON 60
lonifi begniigen lpoue; bierourh tplir=
oe ser glbibluB oes 6rieoenspertraas
erleidtert tperoen. @s beiBt, bab Der
5sliiqel ser rln16niiden slrmee lth
nit oen 5erben peretnigt bot.
Ser britii6e Minilterpralioent us
quitb dorafteriiierte in elmer Wontag=
abeno BEL Der 3entenarfeier Ser San<
oeIsfommer bon Birmingham, @ng<
lan6, gebaltenen 9fe6e 6as gegen'parz
tige @6ol1ipiel auf oem 8alfan als
uertnutbigeno uno abitoBeno." 81
ner{eits, lagte er, beiuoeln fi@ oie
Bolfonitaoten nit 6em 8lut ibrer
einltigen gerbiin6eten, na6oem es tb-
rem nereinten 8ertiibungen gelnngen
lit, 6os oon6 bon sem sSod Ser Siir=
fen 8u befreien, un6 3tpeitens 5iebe
Die 8forte aus Ser l1neinigfeit lbres
ein1tieen 6einoes g3uben nno ner=
5ude, 6en 2onooner @ertrog betlette
1dieben6, oos perIorene @ebiet 5u<
riid8nerober,1. Nremier Nsqn1tb
mornte sic 1iirfei 6abor, ltd) llber
Sen 2onooner Gertrag bintpeg5r11ebe1l
meil lonit leidt 6ragen aufgeltellt
mer6en fonnten oeren Debattteru11g
ni6t in ibrem Sntereife iei11 tpl1roe:
Sic Md6te, f11br er fort, baben GILES
in ibren &raften Stebenoe getbar'
I'M sic 8olfonmd@te 5l1r 9lbbaltnng
elmer &o,lferen5 gu betpegen> nno es
fei iebt begriinoete elusiidt borban<
6en, 6aB eine lo1de abgebalten miro.
0ieIe &onferer5 miilie 6en @rfolg ba=
ben, ooB sic Sein6ieligfeiten iofort
etnqe1tellt nno ser 6rieoe pieoerber=
oeltellt miro nnter 8eotngungen 1tber
Sic sic @roBm19te angefi6ts Der gr<
eignille iid freie @nti&etonng porbe=
baIten miilien un6 tperoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-24
Gin erbitterter &antpf.
q np, SC. g., %. SSuli.

SIC potttii6e Gage I'M Staate Nep
yorf lpiet li6 in1rner mebr gu. Ser
8rl1d 5pii9en @onperneur Snl5er
uno ser oe1nofratiihen Organization
lit lu1beilbar. Sic 2egislatur bat Of
fen qeqen 6en @onper1eur Steunng
qenonnen un6 6ur9freu5t, nnter
oen1 ginfluB 6es Sammanpfubrers
Wfl1rpbp 1teben6, alle Blane 6eS @olt=
perneurs> oeiiel1 4sripatleben al1Ber=
oem in ser beftigiten @eiie angegrif=
fen miro. gt1re gntbuuung folgt Der
anoeren. sSn feinem anoeren Staate
bcrrlhen 10 perrottete 3ultdnbe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-24
&aiier @tlbelnt a,
ipQ permtittehl
&nlsariens &0nis eriud)t oarum;
Mnt,uurt nod nid)t befannt. =
Strict geluarnt. - Scr britiid)e
Mtiniiterpraii iioeut sibt bent Snltan
ocn &atb, iid ltrift an oen Sonbo=
ner &ertrag 5m balten.
{ o III 30 II, %. s5uli.

Ser 9in1es miro aus 5ofia gemel=
set, oab NllnlGniens Nntlport auf
&u!gariens &eilh I'M 5rieoen oab1n
Ialltet, baB sic lurtl1fai=Sultlblt=
2iuie oic 5llfii1lftiae @ren5e lein loll>
oub aber oie rllnliinilden Srllppen
iolange in &ulgarien bleiben lolle11,
bis gulearieu nit Ben iibrlgen frteg=
f;ibrcnoen gl1hteu IN ltnterbanoll1n=
gen eetreteu lit. Sn Sofia ion lid
bereits Mangel ou 9ebenSnlitteln be-
merfbor nnden. @ie Ser 0ailp Weall
aus 9ufarelt beri6tet miro, bot lt9
8nlgarien nit Sen 8e6ingungen el1=
perlanoen ertlart. Sic Silrfen lollen
lih bon slorianopel 5uriidge5ogen boz
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-24
@rokfe,ter in synbianapplis.
esn6ianopolts 9, 81. SSuIl

esn6ianopolis, 81. Suit.
Gin @roBfeuer, 6as etnen gaa5en
Sauierblod gu 5eritoren 6robte, rib'
tete einen 6ur@ @eriiderung geoed-
ten @da6en bon $4,000 an, Ser
lih folqen6ermaBen pertbeilt:: 2ap'
mon-garrp Co., $2oo,ooo; Somil-
ton, &arris & Co., 100000; Mt1as
Iaier Co., $4,000. @erIult an Sc,
banoen $150,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-24
Gaul 6enIe idtper franf.
80 il II 6 e n, %. S

w u IL W E w. ~. OIt't'
9(us oem &nrort Sel6oftng fommt
sic 9eahridt, 6oB oort oer grei1e
1idter Saul &epie i6tper franf 6ar=
,1ie6erliegt. Ser i'm 81. 2ebe1siabre
lteben6e, gefeierte Goet tpuroe Dor
einiqen Eagen bon iei1tem alten
l1ebel, oem Mtbma, befalen, nno gu
6ielem bot iid infolge einer @rtdl-
tuna cine l6mere 2ungenent5i 5iinonng
qelellt. Ser &ranfe beftnoet it@
a1por nod BEL 8etpuBtiein, aber 1eirte
@0rpertemperatur iteigt in beargltt=
.qeu6er @eiie, nn6 6ie beltanotg an
ieinem 2oger tpeilen6en 9ler5te be-
fiir@ten, oaB BEL feinem boben Nlter
feline Mettl11g ni6t mebr mogltd lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-24
Ser faltseitellte General.
5ta6t 80 e rif 0, 81. Suit

grdlt6ent &nerta bat feinett yte.
benbubIer nm 6as 8rdfi6enteno1nt bel
Sen na@iten 8raii6enti@aftstp ablen
i'm Oftober, General Gelir 0io5,
olei@ auf langere 3eit fo1tgeit itent.
Son Eofto, tpobi1 er als Spe5talbot'
idafter eebt, miro it@ General Dta8
nad) ssranfrei9 mno Delti6lano be-
aeben, I'M sic Organization beg Dor
tiaen MeiIitGrs 51 itu6ieren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-24
GrbitDRe in 5iiobentidlanb.
Stnttnnrt. 81 c11Ii

8an5 5ii66el1ti6lon6 1T am 5onn=
tag no6n1ittag bon @r6lt0ben beitn=
gcil1dt tpor6en, Sic am beftigiten in
Miirtten1berg un0 i'm gliaE auftro=
ten. @iele Sdornlteine itiir5ten Elm.
sSn guttgart nno in 9trabburg lie
fen sic 2eltte al1f sic StroBe. Mus
aSranffl1rt a. M., Miin6en nn6 3ii=
rid miro gentel6et, oaB a1@ BORT Elm
n1erfli9es 3tttern Ser @r6oberfla@e
uerlpiirt tpur6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-24
gee,te MIitar-@orlage.
Berlin, 81. 81

Wie 6ie Weilitdrii@ -@oIitii6e 9or'
relpon6en3 meI6et, bereitet oas
&rieqsminiiterium eine @orlage Dor,
Sic oos Seer nit neuen @el@nbe't
a1sri1ten iol. Das 9fei6s|Wfart1te>
amt iom bereits eine neue Slotten<
gorIage fertiggeite1t baben, Die ote
grbauung elmer 6lotte bon &rel15er1t
fir oen l1eberieebienit poritebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-24
Straflinqe perbrennett.
s q dio II. Mili.. %. (

S d d 0 H. W}tlly 22. Snlt.
slls auf ser Strdflingsfarm in
SafleD, 20 Meilen bon bter, Elm alter
@efongenenbau 6euer fling, paren
35 geeger, Sic inn 5tpeiten Stodtperf
i11tertiert pore1L ni@t irtitan6e, it6
5n retten un6 famen in BEN 5lam,
men urn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-24
Srttr | his s. = .
@ertto ,,tad)t
ernte Sor8e.
Cine &ataitropbe in Der @a4barre-
pmbltf ,utr6 befir6tet. - 8inbi.
ses Dement,. - gSilipn fat nod
nidt Ste4mng at Der 8rotefto-
ratbsfra9e genommen.
IS a bingtom 8. g., 21. SuIi.

8 arlington 3. g.. 81. Suli.
@roBe 8eiorgniB berri9t in &egie-
rungsfreilen in @aibington, .. g.,
infolge Ser aus Merifo eingelaufe-
men 9eri6te iiber 6os Spidial Ser
@uertalden 9(6n1iniltration. Mus
Queaen> 6ie in an1tli@en &reiien als
abiolut 5uperlaiiig gelten, iin6 Ma@=
ridten eingetroffen, 0ie an6euten, 6aB
oie Spannung 5tpii9en 6em @uerta,
iden &egime uno Sen rebolutionaren
Earteien auf einem Hunft ongelangt
lin6> po cine bal6ige gntihei6ung nit
Stderbeit gu ertparten iit. Sn Ser
bin0ltng biermit puroe Die poiitipe
Seriiderung 9egeben, 6oB 6ie Ser.
|Staaten feinerlei 9fiiitungen> tpe6er
gu @aiier nod 5u 2anoe, betreiben.
sSSn omtli6en &reiien miro fem &ebI
oaraus ge1nadt, 6aB 6ie @uertai9e
&errli6feit balo Elm getpaltiames @n=
oe nebmen muB, 6o6 ilt es auffauig
oaB fem 8eamter ser omerifoniI6en
&egierung ieinen Momen in 8erbin-
oung nit oieien M11tbmaBungen ge-
6ra@t ieben tpiG. Se6e sSnfor1na=
tton, sic nit @inblid ouf sic Gage
IN Mertfo ertbeilt ipur6e, tpur6e NIT
Dem iti4,idtpeigen6en @inperitdn6niB
befannt( gegeben, 6aB ite ni6t ettpa
6te @nfibt Der A6mtniftration ielbft
tpie6eripiegele.
go 6eIifat lit 6ie n1erifnnii9e 5i=
tnation na6gera6e geipor6en, 6aB
bonn @eiBen @al1s aus am Montag-
abenb sic folgen6e amtIi@e @rfldrung
abgegeben tpuroe> Inn MBperitdn6=
niife ouf5ufldren. uMufmerfiamfeit
gerna9t al1f 6te folgen6en 8eri6te,
6ie in getpiiien Ma@mitags5eitungen
eri9ienen iin6 - y 6aB ser &rdii-
bent erfldrt babe, er tpolle sic Suer=
tai9e M6miniitration in Merifo nidt
onerfennen nn6 er claude ni6t, bab
oieie nod Elm ssSabr oauere; p 6aB
ser Hrdit6ent erflart babe, 6ie Ser.
Staten tpollten Elm Broteftoratb iiber
ole 5entraIan1erifanii@en @epublifen
berb6nger, nm ben 8nnomafanol
f4iiben 3u f0nnen = gab Sefretar
SSnnultp sic offi5ielle @rflarung ab,
BOB sic beiben obigen @rfldrungen
ie6er @abrbeit entbebren, nn6 be-
ftritt en1pbatif@, 6aB Ser Hrafoent
beute ODER gu irgen6 elmer anberen
8eit ieiner Mrii9t iiber sic @11ertas
16e M6ntiniitrotion Mns6rud gegeben,
nod bot bnr@bltden laiien, Oh ct Die
felbe anerfen1ten tper6e o6er nt6t.
sss,13mii9en ertpartet Hraii6ent @ilfon
init unge6uI6 sic Mnfunft 8oti@after
&enrD Game 8iIions, ser bereits bon
Merifo abgereiit lit, I'M ous eriter
Son6 einen 8eri9t iiber Sic tptrflt9e
Gage in ser Na6barrepublif gu er'
balten. Sic &onferen5 5tpii4en BEN
bei6en 8eamten tpir6 om Donneritog
o6er 6reitag itattftn6en, nn6 Sefre-
tar 8rpon bat, I'M ibr bei>pobnen
at fonnen, mebrere &e6eberpflt6t1r1=
qen gefiinoigt. 8oti6after 8ilion
lit beute in &apana angefomnten, tit
ie6o6 tpegen Ser iiber iene Stoot ber>
banqte AuarantGne ni6t gelan6et; er
miro Dienitog fritz iiber @ep 8elt
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1913-02-27
George Powell Dead.

a month ago, Jan 30, The Tribune
noted the ffty-third annual payment on
subscription by Mr.. George Powell,
who went to Iowa from here several
years ago. In making his last remit
lance, Mr. Powell assured us he was
well, but how uncertain are health and
life. Within the last week the follow
ing clipping from a Cherokee, Iowa,
paper has been received
George Powell, an old and respected
citizen of Liberty township, died Sun
day afternoon, February 9Th, at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Carol, of
Delaware, where he had been staying
for the winter The remains were
brought to Cherokee Tuesday, where
his two brothers and one sister live.
The funeral service was held in the
Christian church at Meriden Wednes-
day morning at 1890, The sermon was
preached by Rev f. T.. Mack, pastor
of the Christian church of Cherokee.
Father Powell being Mason and
member of the Marcus lodge, the mem
bers acted as escort from the church to
the city, where the Masonic burial
services were held at the grave. Thus
a good man was laid TO rest beside his
wife who had gone before.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1913-02-27
Death of a Former Resident.

The following account Of the death Of
John Tregoning was written by a Cobb
correspondent to the Dodgeville Chron-
icle
John G. Tregoning was born in the
town of Highland, now in the town Of
Eden, on February l6, 1862, and died
February Is, 1913, lacking only one day
of being 81 years of age. The first 20
years of his life were spent on the farm
with his parents During the fall Of
1881 he went to Mineral Point and en-
gagged in the grain business and later
in the mercantile business. In the fall
Of 1894 he returned to Cobb and en-
gagged in the grain business, continuing
in that and other occupations until re-
Gently. He is survived by a sister,
Mrs. Minnie Billings, and a brother,
William b., Of Adrien, Minnesota. The
funeral services were held at the home
of George Billings, conducted by the
Rev. George Mortified Of Fennimore,
with interment in the Cobb cemetery.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1913-02-27
MINERAL WISCONSIN, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY q, 1913
New Mound in ST. Paurs Cemetery.

II
Mr. Jeremiah Crowley died in this
city last Friday morning, Feb. 81, at
the home of his sister. Mrs. Joseph
Engels, after protracted illness. He
was born in Mineral Point So years ago
and always lived here never mar
ried. As contractor and builder Jerry
was a success, being especially efficient
as a finisher in woodwork, and for years
to come proof of his skill will be in evil
dence in many homes and other build
ings of our city. He was Of patient,
genial, kind-hearted nature, and in
every acquaintance he had a friend.
The funeral took place Monday morn
ing with services in st. Mary's church,
Rev. l.. ?, 0'Reilly officiating. Inter
ment in St Paups cemetery. The St
Joseph's Benevolent society attended
in a body as escort throughout the bur
ial services.
Out-of-town people present at the
funeral were Mrs. Geib and daughter
Emma of La Sale, Ill., Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Brennan and Mrs Charles
Burghardt and daughter Mary Of James
vile, Joseph Lynch Of Delavan and
j. e. O'Neill Of Dodgevlle.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1913-02-27
ANDERSON & KUELLING
The Local Field.

-Correll & Martin for clothing
J. P. Kieffer has returned from
Wales, this state.
Miss Nell Paynter visited friends
at Dodgeville Sunday.
Matt Molling is combining business
with pleasure in Madison.
William Catzman of Chicago spent
Sunday with friends in this city.
james Mulhairn looked after bust
ness matters at Darlington one day last
week.
Miss Susan Rink returned to Platte
vile Sunday, after few days visit at
her home.
-Everybody's happy now. If you
would know the reason why, smoke Red
Trunk cigars.
Nicholas Fischer returned last week
from an extensive visit in Duncombe
and Milford, Iowa.
Miss Kate O'Dowd is replendishing
her millinery stock in the marts of Chi
cago and Milwaukee.
Miss Gertrude Loui of Milwaukee
visited at the Lawrence Stude home
during the past week.
After visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Woolrich, Miss Guilder re-
turned to Milwaukee on Friday.
The Misses Grace and Lauressa
Allen of GAINESVILLE are visiting at the
home of their aunt, Mrs. F. L. Cork.
Roy Reed, who has been employed
in Freeport for the past three years,
has gone to Menominee to attend
school
Prof. R. E. Loyeland acted as
Judge at a debate between GAINESVILLE
and Beloit high schools at the former
city Friday.
Mrs. w. KaHtzky, formerly Annie
Smith of this city, of Milwaukee wa:
a guest at the nome of her uncle, T. B
Smith, last week
Mrs. Joseph Sta5er of Minneapoli
and Miss Rose Basque Of PlatteviGt
spent few days Of this week at tn,
Henry Staber home in this city.
Joseph H. Stephenson. undertake
and dealer in high grade furniture.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1913-02-27

On Tuesday Of last week Mr. and
Mrs. John Lee, ST., a venerable couple
Of Edmund, passed the sixty-ffth an
niversary of their marriage, AS they
are in very feeble health, only the inn
mediate family and friends were pres
emit
They were among the very earliest
Of the pioneers Of Iowa county and
we're married in Mineral Point in l8iS
and settled on a farm near Edmund.
They endured the hardships Of pioneer
life and can relate many tales Of the
early days
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1913-02-27

Charles Allison, town farmer, " Of
Great Bend, Kan, recently marketed a
load Of alfalfa seed which brought ST.
$50. although alfalfa seed is not selling
at a high price.
There were / 200 pounds Of seed in
the load. 1t was second crop alfalfa
and that portion Of the field which Al
lison had worked with spring tooth
harrow after each cutting, this year
gave him seven bushels Of seed to the
acre
The amount of acreage devoted 70 the
raising Of alfalfa in this vicinity is in
creasing each year and the fact that
Wisconsin alfalfa recently won first
prize in a world wide competition fully
demonstrates the adaptability Of this
state to the raising Of the sans.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1913-02-27
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR:

Most Of these this springs production about 66c the
dollar in lots follows
Lot X hildren's Drawers SC.
Lot Misses and ladies Drawers and Corset Covers 22c
Lot 3-Ladic Corset Covers Short Skirts Drawers and
Gowns at Acc.
Lot ladies, Princess Slips, Petcoats Drawers Gowns
fine cambria emb. and Torchon lace trimmed $50
Lot 5Everythng in Underwear worth up $1.25 79c
Lets and r Garments worth ST. $3 at ST 20 81 so
doz Muslin Skirts neatly trimmed with Hamburg cnb and
Torchon lace, worth S1.0O at ACC.
Same time we will hold our annual
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1913-02-27
Public School Notes.

State Supt. C. P. Cary has appointed
the following committee to visit the
special school: E. c. Fielder, Mrs.
James Brewer. Mrs. w. G. Hales, Rev
l.. P. O'Reilly, DR.. H. D. Ludden, Mrs.
Charles Fox. Miss Martha Cummings
All others are earnestly requested to
visit this or any part of the schools at
any time.
The High School band entertained
the high school Friday afternoon in
a delightful manner. About twenty
members played the three following
selections: Under the Double Eagle, "
Bombastar" and ION Wisconsin.
We hope to hear from them again.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1913-02-27

molesting the chickens, both men went
to investigate, and if possible, to kill
the intruder. Mr.. Randall left the
house first and was followed by Mr..
Hoxie, who carried the gun. In going
down fight of stairs the latter fell
and the gun was discharged, the con
tents hitting Mr.. Randall, tearing the
top of his head off. -Dodgeyille Chronicle