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The Prescott daily news., 1913-09-24

the revolutionists control in part or wholly.
 Advices received here state that Gomez and Carranza, although put forward by opposing factions, are united in the cause against Huerta and will work together to prevent Huerta holding elections in October. It is the plan of the revolutionists to divide forces engaged in the northern tier of Mexican states and commence a campaign of small engagements closer to Mexico City. This plan is for the purpose of making the holding of an election on Oct. 26 impossible.
 President Wilson and his advisers are sanguine over conditions and the future in Mexico. The president is convinced Huerta will do everything in his power to hold the elections of Oct. 26 and that Huerta will not be a candidate. The announcement made by Huerta that he would not be a candidate and that the administration of the provisional government would not have a candidate, strengthened the belief of the president and his ad- visers that all will end welf in Mex ico.
 It has become known that Presi- dent Wilson will recognize any presi- dent elected by the federal district and the few states controlled by the government as the constitutional president of Mexico, and that he will not recognize the claims of the revo- l lutionists.
 Consul-General Hanna, at Monterey, Mexico telegraphed the state depart ment that 100 American refugees, who left Torreon under the leadership of
 Consular Agent Allen, had arrived safely in Saltillo.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-09-24
PASTORS WIFE A SUICIDE /?
MRS. LlTTLETONS DEATH THE SUBJECT OF INQUIRY TODAY.
Husband, Former Minister at Edna, kan., Missing, as Also Is Mrs.
 Blanche Long, His Organist.

Edna, Kan, Sept. 24.-As nearly as possible, each minute detail of the manner in which Mrs. c. B. Littleton. wife of the former minister here, came to death, supposedly at her own hands, is to be re-enacted at the coro- ners inquest here today The min ister has disappeared, and also his church organst, Mrs. Blanche Long.
 J. J. Wackerle, coroner, said he had employed two medical experts to as sist him in the investigation. These experts and the coroner's jury will go to the parsonage, into the bedroom
 where the minister says he found his
The Prescott daily news., 1913-09-24
139.244 IMMIGRANTS ENTER
July Entry of Aliens Establishes New Record for United States-2,7o0
 Refused Admission.

Washington, Sept. 24.-There were 13S,244 immigrant aliens admitted to irg to statistics just made public by the bureau of immigration.
 Of these aliens 94, ,664 were male and 43,5S0 female. Non-immigrant aliens admitted during the month numbered 16,35S and American cit.- zens who returned to this country reached a total of 23,5S0. Aliens com- ing to this country but refused ad- mission numbered 2,700. The inward passenger movement for the month was 1S0,S9S.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-09-24
ROAD BOOSTERS CONVENE
TWO GOVERNORS AMONG THOSE Street, From New York to Coast, Plan Highway as Smooth as City Street, From New York to Coast,
 as Memorial to Lincoln.

Lincoln, Neb., Sept. 24.-Half . thousand good roads enthuiasts, in- cluding the governors of Iowa and assembled here to adopt a program and take preliminary steps for the establishment of an ocean-to-ocean highway as a memo rial to Abraham Lincoln. With CO., operation expected from state and federal governments and persistent work, it was declared that the coast to-coast roadway would be ready for traffic, if not wholly completed, by the time the Panama-Pacific exposi- tion opens at San Francisco in 1915. The congress will adjourn tomorrow
 It was called at the instigation of
The Prescott daily news., 1913-09-24
ATCOLDSTORAGE SPREAD
Delegates to International Congress of Refrigeration Eat Food One 4
 and Two Years Old.

Chicago, Sept. 24-Delegates from all parts of the world who for a week have attended the daily sessions or the six sections of the third Interna- tional Congress of Refrigeration, con- cluded their consideration of techni- cal subjects last night and will for mally adjourn today, after one of the most successful meetings of it's kind ever held.
 Last night a novel "cold storage" banquet was served to the 800 foreign visitors, every article on the menu having been on ice for at least six months, and in some instances for a longer time.
 As each dish was served its certi- fed history, as indicated by the stamp of the United States department of agriculture, was handed to the diners.
 Among the articles of food on the bill of fare were: Albicore steak, caught in the Atlantic ocean seven months ago; Columbia river salmon, a year old; Tennessee turkey, nine months old Kansas chicken, II months old; beef, two years old; eggs, IS months old.
 Recall Prompted by Notice From
 Bankers That Peace Must Be Re-
 stored if Loans Are Wanted.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-09-24
SULZER CEASES T0
 ACT AS GOVERNOR
COURT TOLD HE HAS LAID ASIDE CLAIM TO OFFICE UNTIL
 CASE IS SETTLED.
FIGHT FOR DISMISSAL LOST
ConstitutionaIity of Proceeding Up- held, Defense Turns Attack on Articles Alleging Acts Commit
 ed Before Inauguration.

Albany, Sept. 24.--Defeated by a vote of 51 to l in their fight to have the impeachment charges against Gov. Sulzer dismissed, upon the ground of the assembly's constitu- tlonal inability to proceed in a matter of this nature in extraordinary ses. sion, counsel for the governor then directed their attack to the impeach- ment charges proper.
 Proceedings at the latest session of the court consisted principally Of ar guments upon a motion to amend by striking out certain objectionable ar ticles. As soon as convened, Judge Cullen addressed the court as fol lows:
 The court having overruled the motion of the respondent" said Judge Cullen, ito dismiss the articles of i'm peachment on the ground that the assembly had no right to prefer the charges at any extraordinary session, it now becomes incumbent upon the respondent to make answer to the charges" ...y a. -.-,.. ..... -,.e
 Judge Herrck, chief counsel for Gov. Sulzer, then took the floor. He announced that in view of the fact that the court had refused to dismiss the proceedings, the governor would renounce his claim to the right to ex- ercise the functions of governor pend ing the termination of the trial.
 When these articles of impeach ment were first presented" Judge Herrick said, "the governor was vised that there Vas no doubt about the illegality of the proceedings and for that reason he declined to step down from his office.
 Ever since the recent decision of Supreme Court Justice Hasbrouck. ruling that he had not the right to pardon a prisoner, he has ceased to exercise any of the functions of his office.
 Gov. Sulzer will perform no fuRc- tions of governor in the future, pehd- ing the termination of his trial"
 The governors counsel then offered a motion to strike out the three arti- cles of impeachment charging hiia with filing a false statement of cam paign contributions and with the use of the funds for speculation in Wall street.
 The motion was prepared by D Cady Herrick, who argued that such offenses were not impeachable on the ground that they were alleged ro have been committed before the governor was sworn into office.
 Former Senator Edgar T. Bracket replied in behalf of the assembly managers He argued, in substance, that the acts of a candidate for DO litical office during a campaign and after he has become an officer-elect are so intimately connected with the actual holding of the office as to be inseparable.
 The decision of the court on this question, whether affirmative or neg ative, should clear the decks for be ginning the actual trial of the case today.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-09-24

Kansas City, Sept 24.-Mrs. Blanche Long, who left her home in Edna, Kan, Aug. 21, following the resignation of the pastor of whose church she was organist, was in Kan sas City about Aug. 26, according to the manager of a vaudeville booking bureau here. She still may be in Kansas City, but neither her sister in Winfield, Kan, nor her husband in Edna knows where she is.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-09-24

detail as it Nos saId to have hap pened.
 Coroner Wackerle wants the ex- perts to give an opinion to the jury as to whether or not a woman could have caused her own death by stran- gulatiOn in the manner described.
 If the testimony at the inquest ap- pears to justify it, he says, the body will be exhumed and a careful post mortem examination made.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-09-24
CATHOLICS AND ANTI. s-uoIlcs TO TAKE PART
 IN MEXICAN ELECTION.
arpELS WON'T PARTICIPATE
- Leader of Anti-Re-Eiectlon o,rty. and carranza, Insurrecto Chief to Combine Forces
 to Prevent Choice.

uo,h;roton. Sept. 24.-There were ,bese developments in the Mexican situation this morning;
 r.or, reliable sources the Washing ... administration has learned that 's inc coming election there will be ..,, tvo candidates for president of Movico and neither will represent the n.rtv which elected Francisco Ma dero late president of Mexico. according to the advices, candi- ,otos in the election scheduled for oot 9s will represent the Catholic Church party and the anti-Catholic, or antichurch party. In both parties oro members of the old Cientifico, or Conservative party, the party which elected and maintained Porfrio Diaz in power.
 Dr. vasQuez Gomez, Madero fol lower during the latter's revolution against Porfrio Diaz and afterward oue of six candidates for vice-presi- dent of Mexico, has been acclaimed tbe candidate of the anti-re-election party. Gov. Carranza, leader of the revolutionsts, has been acclaimed the candidate of most of the rebel troops in the field.
 Rebels Try to Prevent Election.
 Neither Dr. Gomez nor Gen. Car snza will enter the presidential race in October. Their reason for declin- ing is this: The election in October will be held in the federal district and in a few states in close proxim- fly to the national capital. There will be nc elections in the states which
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-08
G6ineie1t feicrn.
8 e tin g, 3. Mot.

9ie 9ll1erfennltng Ser 6ineiiiben
Mepub1if ieite1s ser Ser. Staatetr
onr9 Sen amerifaniiben 8ei6afts=
trauer g6tpor6 s. @illiatns tpl1r6e
bier urter GROCER 5eierlibfeit Dou=
5oger1: GGruppen biloeten 5tptf6en Ser
an1erifanii6en @elan6tidaft nn6 oen1
8i11terpalait 5palter. Serr 8iaians
fnbr in einem Brditoententpagen, bon
6ineiiiden Sruppen geleitet, nit
oen1 geia1nn1ten @tabe ser @eianot-
f@aft na6 6em @alait, mo- er eine
fur3e @eoe bielt un6 6em &raiioente1
SSuani6ifai oie @oti6oft oeS Nrd<
fioenten @ilion iiberreidte. 8raii-
bent SsSuani6ifai oanfte nno lno Damn
sic glmerifa1er 5u etnem 5eiteiien
ein, oem eine 8eit@tigung oes bifort=
16en Mon6l9u=Qnartters folgte. Tie=
le bobe 8ean1te @btnas tparen 5n=
gegen. gln9 Merifo fat Sic &epnblif
China anerfannt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-08
Galifori1ias eanbbia.
@acram ent o, Gal., 4. Weai.

5acrom mt o, Gal, 4. Oeai.
Die BON Ser 2egtslat1r @alifor=
Mas argenommene 2an6bia, tpelde
in erlter 2inie perbtn6ern ion, 6aB
SSapaner 2an6 inn 5taat ertperben,
tpir6 bon @ol1perneur SSobnion erft
unter5ei6net ueroen, na6oem
gtoatsiefretdr 8rpon i1t 8aibington
eingetroffen tit 1tno &iidiprade NIT
@ralioent @ilion ge11o1nmen bat. gs
tpiro ion1it nngefabr eine 8o6e
6auern, bis Sic @orlage e1t6giilttg @e=
ieh getpor6en lit. Sim @onntag bieB
es in 9acramento, @al., 6aB bie 2e=
gislatur iib ni6t Dor bem Is. 0fai
pertagen miro, io6ab Ser @onperneur
sic Sin ipateitens am 1S. Mai nnter=
5ei6nen muB. 9Sie eine in Sacra=
ntellto eri6ei1enoe iapanti6e 3eitl1ng
aus Sofio erfabren bat, lit Ser iana=
nii6e 8oti9after, 8arolt>@binoa, i1t=
ltruiert tporoen, in @albington einen
for1nelen Hroteit gegen Sic @orlage
ei115urei6en. Sn SSapan berri@t aa=
gen1ein @erlti1nrnl1ng iiber oie Mn=
nab1ne ser SIN bon ieiten ser 9egis=
latl1r CALIFORNIA;.
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@pn1be unter oelt Denrofraten oes
@aules eingeiblager. SSobnion TT
Elm 9(nbanger bes 5preberS @ban1p
@larf, fir Sen er al1d auf Dem gfa-
tio1alfonbe11t I'M Baltimore etrtrat.
Obne 3meifel batte er Ben @oriiber-
poiten erbaltet, % iein ein5iger &t<
pale, 9lepr. lapio 6. Tinolep bon
@iio=Garolina, 5l1 ieinen @nniten ner=
5idtet batte. slber Braitoent 8tllon
min feiren 9feaftio1dr an Ser Spibe
6es &ongreBausf6niies baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-08
aronprin5 als &inberfremnb*
8erIin. 80. Mprtl.

Ser 6euti6e &ronprin5 bat iet1te
golfstbun1li6feit 6ur@ Die Antanot@
aung erbobt, oaB auf ieine Soften
bun6ert or1ne 8erltner Sbnlt1noer
fir 6rei @o6en fret an oie See na@
Dan5ig gel6idt tper6en ionen. Dte
@in6er 1onen in ser &aierne bes bonn
arorprin5en fon1manbierten @egt<
mentes >pdbreno TIRES anfentbaltes
untergebradt tperoen. Die Soften
Ser sSerten &per6en aus 6en @tnnab<
men, sic 6as 8ud bes &ronprin8ett
uglus meinem Sagttagebn@e" ge-
bro@t bat, ge6edt tperoen. 9teles
8erf iit Iebtes Sabr peroffentltft
tpor6en n11o bef6retbt bie Sagbfabrz
ten 6es 6eutl6en Ebronerben IN
Deut1dlan6 un6 i'm Mnslan6e.
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9emtid=&atbolifen.
Sec a t II +, 81, 4. M}at

~ u ~ NSu.I f. .stul.
gountag porr1ittag nabm Der ein=
nno5tpan5tgite Sabresfonbent Der
oeuti@ @-fatbolii6en @eieuidaften bes'
5toates Suinots IN Gecatur, sSl.,.
leirer slnfang; @}apor Deneen be-
griibte Sic 9elegoten, MORAN itb ei1e
groBartige Naraoe 6nrd oie @traBet1
ser 5ta6t anihloB. Sen gorltt BET
ullen @ibnngen oes oreitagtgen &on=
bents fiibrt &ihter Mi6ael @irten
bon Gbieogo, Ser erite gi5eprdlioent
ser Gerei1iglt11g. 0ie Gerbanolnn=
gen ar1 Montag nno Gienitag tpur<
6en Sen gorbereitungen 5nr @riin=
6mng eines 3entral : gr5iebnngS=
bureans getpiomet, mel6es Die
0ellti6- 6-&atbolifen Dor oen @efabren
6es 5o5tolisn1us nn6 slnar6isn1ns
arffl4ren ion. gs beitebt sic Mblt6t
in gbicago eine in engliiber 5prode
eri6einen6e 8eitung 5lt griinoen.
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&etteler.6 .6tmbiem6aas.
Decatn r, sSn., 5. Wfat.

Decatnr, Sn., 5. Wfat.
Sic oeuti6en &atbolifen bon sui
nois bel6loiien am @ontag auf tb=
rem in Deeatnr, ST., abgebaltenen
@onpent 6es 8n11oes Der fatboltiben
gereine oes @taotes, einen Sonos
fir oos @ptteIer-@tuoienbaus auf5n-
brinqen, oas in Gbicago erri6tet tper-
SEN nno nad 6en1 Brdlaten bon Bel<
Iepine, Sn., 8iidof SSanifen, benannt
lperoen {om. Dus 5tu6ienbans miro
einen Ebeil zines 3entralbnreaus bill
Sen, oas bon oen oeutiben &atbolife1
in Gbicago gu 8reB- un6 @r5iebnngs.
atpeden erri6tet tperben tutrb. @s TT
uabrfbeinlid), baB cine taglt@e, IN
enaltfder 5pra6e eri6einenoe 3et-
tuna aegriinoet miro, Die ansi6lieB-
lih fir6li6en un6 er5ieberif@en Stt.
tereIien otert
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gttentbat ,ttiflams.
sc a II II + ein1l 4. @ot.

Gin 9lrbeiter attaftierte arn Cont
tag @roBber5og Trieori6 III. bon 8a=
oen a1s bieier nit ieinen1 @efolge
Sen 8abnbof IN Mannbeim perlai1en
tponte. Ser @roBber5og tpebrte oen
slttentbater NIT ieinem Gegen ab n1to
tpuroe nibt perlebt. @robber3og
6rieori6 lpoute geraoe in ietnem Ba~
qen 3um @enne1 fabren, als Ser gr-
better ii6 auf 6as Grittbrett i6tpang
uno i'm omideinenb an &odfragen
ergreifen tpollte;; ser @robber5og per=
iebte ibnt< ie6o6 einen Stob nit bent
&olb ieines Degens uno fnbr tpeiter.
Sim Mbenb ipobnte er elmer Spern-
poriteaung bel. Gem @ttentbater tpa-
re es beinabe i6le6t ergangen, oenn
sic e1np0rte 0fenge nadte Nnitalten,
ibn 5l1 lDn@e11. DaS prompte @trt-
greifen bon @oli3iiten perbi11berte
oies iebo9. Ser Mann CAB ieinen
Ma1nen als Clinton Sung on nno ge=
lton6, Elm glnar9iit at ietn ,tnb Ell.
Iten1 @ebei1nbunb alt8ugeboren, Der
es. onf oas 2eben 6es @roBber5ogs
abgeieben bat. Ct gab bor, oie Mb-
li6t gebqbt 8n babet1, eine 8etition
AT iiberrei6en 1no MIR I'M 6ane Der
.glnnnbmepertpeig bon benz Mef-
fer sSebranh n1a6en al tponens:
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9a1nmbr,1dl am Miiii6ippi.
g 1t 6e5, Wfiii., 3. Mat

&c dtb e5, Wf111., 5. Wtat.
Gin felt mebreren Sagen befiir6te>
ter 8rud am Miliiiiippi trat Sorn-
tag fritz inn oberen 2ouiliana, 5tpolf
Meilen n0r6li6 bon 6erriban, 2a.,
om Jog. Safe ct. Sobn=Damn ein.
Die Solge iit, 6aB ausge5ei6neteS
Garr1lan6 BEL Genias un6 @oncor6ia
l1nter @aiier geiebt miro. Man fbabt,
6aB ungefdbr 10000 8erionerL bic
in eine11 @ebiet BON 900 4ma6rat-
neile1t lebe1l aus ibren @obnnngen
pertrieben tperoen. Ser Sa6i6a6en
miro obne 8tpeifel in Sic bunoerttat-
ien6e bon Collars geben. Ser Damn1-
bru6 ereignete it@ tint 3::20 morgens.
Die in Ser l1mgebung leben6en Ser
ionen tparen beretts 5tpet Stun6en
porber gelparnt tpor6en, iobaB Der
gr0Bte Sbeil 6es 8tebbeItan6s auf
sic 8erge in @i9erbeit gebra6t tper-
Sen fon1te. Se6s SluB6ampfer 11n6
.rnebr als 3nan5ig Motorboote 1pur-
Sen na9 6en1 iiberi6mernn1ten @ebiet
abgei6idt, nm ettpa IN @efabr be-
fi11oli9e 8erionen in Si@erbett at
brtngen.
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Erfrr Illril.
&1lig ber9eitellt.
&apit asins X. lit pun ieincr id)mercn
aranfbeit pullfommen geneien psb
lat init bent &aroinal 6alcun 8
nc lamgere ltnterrebmna s.
SSmnidt Yilger sat e1npfangen. ' 20
u 0 nj, 5. Wfai.

Ut 0 M, D. Wtqt.
Ser Naplt Nins X. bat itd bon
1einer aranfbeit pollig erbolt. Ser
@oroinal 1ionleoe 6aleonio, Ser iei-
ner 3eit bier an1erifaniiber 8lrger
puroe, ols er sic Stelle 0es apolto=
liiben Mblegoten befleioete, fano ben
&irbeglfiirlte1l bel1te beim belten
gsobllein lmo boblt begeiitert fllr
aue firdliben 6ragen, Sic er NIT
pusloerborer @eiltesfriicbe nit ibn
belprad}. Ser &aroinal batte Dem
Yaplt et>pa I'M Sic 3eit ieiner grfra1-
fnng bebl,fs elmer &onferen5 borge=
ltellt tperoe>1 iouen. 9elbitperltano-
li6 nubte Sic 3ulammenfnnft per=
16oben meroen. 9lls Nun Ser &aroi=
nal cine ginlaonng bon 5einer Sci
ligfeit erbielt, li6 ibn1 gu praientie-
rem, 10 folgte er oteier Ser 8apit
lpra6 Iein tiefes @eoauern oariiber
aus, oaB es ib,n 11idt moglib gelpe=
1en iei, sic amertfanii6en &ilger IN
g1npfang 5u neb1nen, sic unter ser
Mnfiibrl1ng oes 8ii6ofS S6rembs
BON 9oleoo nod Som wallfabrteten.
gr mei,1te ober:: sd fiiblte MIDI 5ier1=
lid tpobl, 1lu,Bte MIDI aber oen Be=
feblen ser Mer3te fiigen. Der aar=
oinal belnerfte bierauf, oab Ser gl=
ld,of @6renbs 1n6 iehs amerifalri=
lde Yrieiter iid nod in europa be-
fdn6en uno ben1 &apit gerne et11e1t
@elud) obitatten nto6ten, lporal.f Der
Hap1t ertpiberte, er r1o6te Die Serren
gerne in @ntpfang nebmen. Sierauf
1nei1ne ser &oroi11al, er molle ben He1-
ielpoen noh 9on6on te1egrapbterett,
oan1it lie Dor ibrer &bretie na@ Nom
a1riidfebrten u1b BON 6en Nap1t tn
e(uoien5 genon1nlen tpiiroen. Ser &ar=
oinol perablbie6ete ii6 bierart.
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be1L tpie Sic Ser Streifer In &ater-
ioly adtitiiroiger itatt 5ebnItiinoiger
9lrbeitstag un6 5lpan5ig Nro5ent
9obn5ulage. Ser iebt ibon nobe5n
bret Monate 6auern6e Stretf Ser Get
oenarbeiter in Naterion &c. S., miro
tpabrlhei,1lib sic Tolge babem oaB
5aDlrei9e @irtbi6aften i11 Ser Sta6t
eingeben. 8iele @irtbe baben mani
de @o9e felt 8eginn 6es Streifs
nidt gel1ug eingenontmen, Inn oie @e=
leuhtung 8u be3ablen, 11nb erfldret1,
iietperbe11 ibre oennnd6lt ablaufenoen
9i3en3en 11i6t erneuern laiien.
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unter Sen Hafeten, bie in 6e1n
Ypltarnt oes iiio6itli6er 9iitriftS BON
2onoon eingelaufen lparen, entoedt.
Die 8oli5ei balt oie 8ombenbrigaoe
ser &ompflnffragetten fiir 6ie slblen<
ser oes 9afets. Ser metalltlbe
alang oes Yafets erregte BET Den Yo1t=
bea1nten bon benen 5ur5eit etlt6e
@un0ert I'M @ebau6e lparen, Nerz
oabt, nno oas Yafet tpnroe oaber
ins @ailer getporfen. Sic iofort ber=
beigerl1fene &oli5ei 0ffnete oas Eafet
uno itellte feit, 6aB es nit Bnlper,
Metault ultiifen l1no elmer Snbe gtttro-
glp5erin gefiint tpar.
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Weit syreube a,tfgenpm1nen.
IS a ( bingt 0 H. 5. Wtot

IS d b1ngto on, 0. Wtot.
ses,t ei11em bon @on1miilar Sarlan
ausqearbeiteten @uta6ten bat Die
3tpiidenltaatli6e @anbelsfon1miiiion
entldieoell, oab sic geplante @rbo-
bung ser 6ra6traten io>pobl per
gabu als aud gu @aiier BON Bnnf-
te1, oes 0ltens uno oes Mittleren
@e1tens nod ct. Saul, Minneapo=
lis, Gulutb uno anoeren Srten Wfi11=
nelotas uno oes iibrigen 9sorotpe=
lte1ts ni6t gere6tfertigt lei. anf me-
nigltens 5tpei Sabre BIN baben ote
gegenlpartigen g3aten III &raft gu
bleiben. Sic @o1nmiilton batte Die
grb0bnng iofort na@ ibrer Be
farntgebang iuipenoiert nno eine
ei11gebenoe unteriu6nng peranltal=
tet. Cine @eibe bon San6elsperbtr=
bunqen 6es georbpeltens mafte ge=
gen Sic geplanten grbobnngen Sro1rt;
10 ser &anoelsperban6 bon ct. NallL,
ser @iirger- un6 @anoelS=gerbano
bon Weinneapolis, Ser Sanoelsflnb
BON Dulutb. v3tpifdenltaatli6e Sat-
oeusfo1nn1iiiio11 bat Gee nno Babn=
sSaIe 5ugunIten Ser S6meiterltaote
ent1hieoem. gs lit ein ansgeiprobe=
ner 5ieg." sy1t ct. Saul, tn Wftn-
neopolis un6 in Dulutb iit Ser Sprnd)
Ser @on1n1iliion nit groBer Srenoe
aufqenommen tpor6en. Die @iien=
babnen iino bon Ser &ommiliton ant=
qefor6ert poroe1t, oie neuen Sartfe
iofort auf3nnebmen, sic &atenerbo=
bunqen bon 2 Bis 5u a Gents pro
bun6ert Nfuno poriaben. Die @@tpe,
lterltaote erbolten @elegenbeit, al1d)
qeqen Sen grtrag 81 proteitieren Der
Sic 5td6te ct. 8ou1, Minneapolis
u11o Gulutb aus ser Milionri=5tnB-
aone nebmen nno in bie Miiiiilippt=
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lieren sic g6tpeferitd6te 6ie 8ra6t
pom Bacific, sic Damn ilber &an1as
gitp un1 Omoba gebt. Mm 5. Wai
bdlt sssnlpeftor Garmolt in 6ie1er 90
DE einen 0ffentli6en Sermi1t IN Ntt1t.
reopolis ab.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-08
ct. Spiepb.

9lm t5onntag glbeno, ben 4. Wta1,
peranitaltete SRI. gitber Muuer,
Io6ter Ser @itttpe suianna Mfuuer
bon ct. Soiepb, tn Ser ct. 8ene6ifts=
9lfa6en1te bierlelblt ibr Ordinations
Muiical &eettal. Die- fir oieie @e=
legenbeit iebr gei61nadpon oeforirte
neue glnla Ser Mnitalt par bon 6en>
S@ulerinnen iopie BON bielen @a=
item aus ct. Soiepb Bis auf ben lebten
@lab belebt. Ser bodm. 2. &einritb,
$. g. g., &aplan ser Mnital nn6 oes
@o1nerts, bo6tp. P. 2u6ger, 3. g.
g., Hfarrer bon ct. Solepb uno
bo6tu. P. S;oiepb, .. g. g., paren
ebenfaus 5ugegen. Die @raouieren=
Sc, eitt itrebianes muittaliides So
lent, bot Der 8erimnmlung einen iebr
gel1uBrei@en Mbeno. glls langiabrige
S6ulerin Ser afa6emie 5eigte tie,
mas oieie altbetpdbrte 2ebranitalt u11-
ter ser tii9tigen 2eitung Ser 8ene-
6iftineri6tueiter 5u leiiten permag.
9l1s Hianiitin gab lie mebrere i6pere
5tiide bon Mmiifgr0Ben tpie @agner,
9fubinitein 8eetbopen, 2ii5t, Bad, p.
@eber II. I. ~. gei@madpoa tpteoer
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freuoig begriiBt. 9lu@ auf Ser @eige
5eigte iie lire muiifaliide 8egabnng.
3ablrei6e 8lumenipen1en mn6 ion=
itige @ei6enfe tpur6en Ser @raoni=
reuben 5u tbeil. SRI @bette &inault,
bon ct. sSoiepb, uno Sri. Marta
6ral1ta 8eidneten ii@ bel Ser @elegen=
beit aus, eritere als 5oliitin, lebtere
als pianiitii6e 8egleiterin. Gags5u-
Dor 5eigte SRI. Maria 6ranta mno amt
1. Mai aben6s SRI. &atbarina 8en-
ner BON &i@mono in 6erielben $alle
NIT grobem geifall lire abgangs=
&o,15erttale1t. @bre Der glnitalt
lu1o Sen ebrtp. S@tpeitern, 6ie iol6e
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tag, Sen 2. Mat, in ser Mula Ser gfa<
oe1nie t11tereiianter 2t6tbiloerportrag
oes P. Gbonas bon Mfrifa. Cute
&ollefte ser 8ogli,pge. - 9lm 1. Mai
groBes 8egrabniB ser brape11 ebr-
iauen Sungfrau 2ena S@inoler,
Godter oes &errn @arl S6inoler
bon ct. Soiepb. ,,sssungfrauen<Sooa-
Iitdt an Ser Spite, feds meiBgeflei-
oete SS1ngfrauen Inn Ben sarg, oie
gon5e @e1netn6e nabm tbeil, biele
gertponote >paren 3ugegen; bo@tp.
P. 2u6ger, 8. g. g., nabm
Ole @eremonien Dor. Die Ser
itorbene als nuiterbafte Sungfra1 ge-'
borte beri9ie6enen firdliden @erei-
men an. 6reitog 9 l1br fang Ser
bodtp. P. 2u6ger, .. 9. g., 6as 9fe-
q1iem fit sic @erblidene. @ie rltbe
inn Srieoen. Ser bteiige ct.
MIopiius- -SSiingltngs =8eretn miro 6as
ct. 8onifattusfeit nit elmer 2iterari-
19en l1nterbaltm1g feiern.