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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-19

ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY we offer
for cash, two of the best styles Of these cor
setiess effects, and prove to you over again
our corset supremacy, az we have done
many times before-for two days, tho IA
nous $500 REGIS co RESETS, at $500, and
the we'll known $3.50 CD ALA SPI2iTE cor
sets for $3.50
Do you care to save doIIar7 Here's yexr
dollar waiting.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-19

International Bible Students as
Beselin's hall. 15O3h Sec
end avenue Bible study every Sun
day at 9:45 a m. Studying Divine
Plan Of the Ages" Subject, Joy in
tie Morning"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-19

W. r. Benkert of Davenport will
speak at The meeting of the Ethical
society in Davenport Sunday evening
a; O'Clock. His subject is THE king
dom of God. What is il? Where is
it, Who is it for and why do so many
men not attend the churches? And
what would fill the church TO over
flowing every night?"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-19

ices at 1880 a NJ, 10:45 d m. and 1880
p. N. Sunday school at $3.50 a. u.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-19

CATHOLIC
Sacred Heart Roman Catholic,
1~entv-ei2hth street and Fifth avenue
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-19

saints utah Mormons). At Maths
hall. Sunday school at p. IN. Preach
ing service at 3:15 p. N. ]. G. Scholtss
presiding elder.
Douglas Island news., 1913-07-09

That Alaska is to be held responsible for the cool summers in the States, the hot summers, the heavy rainfall and the lack of it, is evident when we read the following from the Denver Repub- lican: The first onslaught of summer has been delivered in the Middle West, where dozens have died owing to heat prostration, and nothing earlier nor more severe appears upon the weather bureau records. The contrast withthe record of last summer is nothing short of remarkable. The summer of 1912 was the coolest in years, not only in this country but all over the world. Scientists have advance the theory that the remarkable coolness was the result of the terrific exp!osion of an Alaskan volcano, which filled the upper atmosphere with fine particles of dust. The sun's rays in passing through this dust envelope, which literally encir. cled the world, were defected, and lost much of their force. An unusually heavy precipitation of raiu followed, and the disturbances of the summer were like those of the summer follow ing similar volcanic eruptions. If these scientists are correct in their theory that the ''volcanic envelope" caused the exceptionally cool summer of 1912 1t is evident that the dust particles have completely disappeared by now
 At any rate the Middle West has never suffered earlier from the effects of ex- treme heat. Probably the general average of the last few days has been from thirty to fifty degrees higher than for the corresponding time last sum mer. This sudden visitation of sum- mer, before it's calendar time for ar rival, adds another interesting chapter to the atmospheric study which the scientists began last year following the Alaskan volcanic eruption in June.
Douglas Island news., 1913-07-09

The Valdez Commoner, edited by that eccentric John Frame, sometimes comes very close to the truth in it's own peculiar way. A recent nun Der contains the following: Very often in life the actions of certain men raise the "dog.iu the.manger question:" Once there was fellow raised thousands of dollars to build a railroad in a certain town in the North, but others were jealous at seeing him succeed. This fellow wanted certain lots and busi nesses that were iu the town which he believed would grow to be a large city. Did the people rush to him and give him their property? No, they made him pay fabulous prices for it. One man hooked him for s5O,0OO for bank business, worth probably as much as the dumping ground on some gold creek They rode him to death and had we been here, no doubt we would have sold him a thousand tons of ice from the glacier for future municipal purposes" and cared little about whether he would "quit" the project or not, just SO we got the masuma. He failed. There were too many men in the canyon below him. He quit The hold up was too stiff for him. He left
  the country. He failed to secure the dumping ground for his project. Every body put an injunction upon his effort, and yet all those men who thought the claim below" are today called "business men" in the little town where this occurred. We would tell you the name of this little village, but there are some who would think we were "roasting" (that's what they call the chicken that comes home to roost), but we must close, for a friend has just come in.
Douglas Island news., 1913-07-09

The United States revenue cutter Thetis, known as the Alaska court ship, will take court officials aboard at Val deg and proceed to Kodiak, Sand Point, the Aleutian islands, Bristol bay and Nushagak, administering justice as a floating court. All sorts of cases will be disposed of by the court officials aboard the Thetis. At the canneries, where men of several nationalities are employed, there are many violators of the law from petty thievery to murder and assault, and they are dealt with by the strong hand of the law aboard the revenue cutter. The Thetis is in com- mand of Capt. c. S. Cochran, who has made four cruises to the North in this detail Among the new officers aboard the vessel are First Lieutenant J. l.. Maher, who comes from the U. S. rev enue cutter Winona, stationed at Mo. bile, Ala. Second Lieutenant s. V. Par ker, of the Windon, at Galveston; Third Lieutenant of Engineers c. J. Odenhal. of the Manning; Dr. E. l.. Hooper, of the public health service, who has been stationed at Angel island, San Fran cisco, who will be the ships surgeon, and Second neutant w. N Derby, who was on the Tahoma last year w. o. Myers, chief engineer; M. R. Daniels, third lieutenant of engineers, and R. A. Bothwell, third lieutenant, who werst with the Thetis last year, are also aboard. The vessel was given engine room and other repairs while at San Francisco. Sweeney, the black bear mascot of the Thetis, will not make the cruise this year and will be sadly missed by the officers and crew. While ashore at Honolulu in charge of special keeper, mistrusting neighbor ended his life with rifle.
Douglas Island news., 1913-07-09
National Forest Timber forSale

Sealed bids will be received by the Forest Supervisor, Ketchikan, Alaska, up to and including July Il, 1913, for 100000 feet B. M. more or less, Sitka spruce sawtimber upon a designated area on the west shore of and near the head of bay immediately southwest of Pybus Bay, Admiralty Island, Ton, gass National Forest, Alaeka. No bid of less than S1O0 per M. feet will be considered. Deposit with bid S2OOOO
 The right to reject any and all bids re. served. Before bids are submitted full information concerning the timber, the conditions of the sale, and the submis' sion of bids should be obtained from the Forest Survisor, Ketchikan, Alaska.
Douglas Island news., 1913-07-09

What appears to be natural gas we'll has been found in Kenai lake, about 20 feet from shore, near what are known as the Bowhead cabins. This manifes- tation or phenomen in the waters has been noticed by old.times, but they paid no particular attention to it. An. drew Simons, the guide, who lives in that vicinity, got interested in the oc- currence and set about making tests of the effusion which comes bubbling up from the depths of the lake. His deE1- onstration leads himself, as we'll as others who saw it, to be convinced that the we'll is giving forth natural gas, says the Chitina Leader. The im- portance of this discovery, should it indeed be natural gas, depends, of course, to what use the product is put. It is, perhaps, the cheapest and best commodity known for heating and lighting purposes, and if Seward ever reaches a point of great commercial importance, the natural gas available would play an active part in supplying it with heat and light.
Douglas Island news., 1913-07-09
A new and beautiful American flae is

A new and beautiful American flag is swinging to the breeze at Summit to. day, as a result of the gift of the Seat tie Chant Der of Commerce excursion- ists. When the tourists reached the summit on their recent trip to the in- side, the flag was brought forth and dedicated to the United States and to the principles of liberty which the stars and stripes represent.-Alaskan.
Douglas Island news., 1913-07-09

Keep out the flies. Buy your window screens, screen doors and window screening at Jensen's.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-01-24
Important Notice

This sale includes any fancy suit in stock, no matter
what the former price, but it does not include plain staple
blue or black serges.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-01-24
Important Notice

Don't phone for goods to be sent out on approval.
Don't want to exchange them. We like to accommodate,
but must draw the line during this sale.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-01-24

Buying suits, there ISM anything SO annoying as an in-fitting,
foose hanging coat. When you buy "Alfred Benjamins make OF
clothes you never have this trouble. At regular prices Benjamin
clothes have a reader sale than any two other makes on the mar
ket, during the season; $500, $3.50, $500 and so on, is consid-
cred reasonable by men who know clothing. But when it comes
to "clean-up' time and you can buy this same clothing for such a
price as Fourteen Seventy-Five, it is not only a bargain, but prac-
tcany a gift, as lots of the suits are never even made tor such a
price. All" Sophomores' are also in this sale.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-01-24

We pride ourselves more than anything else (apart from
our suit stock) upon our sto ok Of fine overcoats. We
feature more than anything Use "Benjamin' coats, al
though we carry in stock several other makes equally as
good in many respects. Reg uar1y we sell our overcoats
from $4,000 to $500; sell 10 Is of them during the season,
too; sell more, perhaps, than any two other Missoula stores.
This is one reason why, when it comes down to the end of
a season, We can place such an apparently ridiculous price
upon the balance of them. Our policy is never to carry
over from one season to anoth her anything that price will
sell. Hence we offer our en- tire stock today for Il fraction,
so to speak, of their value.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-27
symnfentelepbonte.
Berlin. 81. 8

Sic uebertragung brabtlofer Sc
lepbonie uber cine Diitan8 bon nobe-
5u 1000 Meilen, bon g5euita6t am
Miibenberge, &am1ober, na@ Seem
SsSerlep, lit am 27. 0ftober Ser beut-
i6en Selefunfen>@ >@eieui6aft gelun-
gen. Gin 6iesbe5iiglider 8eridt
tpur6e om Jreitag bon 9l6miral
@eorg 9luguit @msmann in elmer
&onferen5 bes Deuti@en S@iffsbm1-
Werban6s in Berlin eingerei@t. Die
8oti9aft tpuroe am Na6mittag iiber.
n1ittelt, obtpobl erfabrungsgemaB bic.
fe 3eit 6ie ungiinitiefte fir Gunfen-
11n1 -Eelepbor1ie 1T. Die
Gbirme Ser beiben @totionen iin6
800 SUP bod. 6rubere @eriu@e bat.
ten Sen geo9tpeis erbradt, boB beut.
li@ gefprodene 2aute auf groBe gnt.
fernung borbor iin6, un6 fdlieBli@
gelong es, gan3e Sdbe gu iibermitteln,
sic an ser @ntpfan9sitation flor Der.
nonmen tpurben. 4otier @ilbelm
unb Brin3 &einri@ bon 8reuben brin.
gen Ben @eriu@en oas grobte Snterei-
fe entgegen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-27
@nte @etrei6eernte.
0ttamo< Ont 90. Mop.

ma, Ont, 23. ytob.
Dem fonn6ii9en @ommiiiar bes
eesnternationolen 2anbtptrtbih bihoftli6en
sssn1tituts IN Dttotpo. Ont, lit foeben
geneloet lporben, 6aB Die 8ei5enpro>
BUTTON i'm europdiiden &uBlan6 in
oieiem sSabr ouf 873,751,000 8ui@el
gei66bt miro; Dor 5tpei Weonaten tpur'
Sc sic 3obI auf GA, ,706,0 900, un6 I'M
rebten Sabr auf 623,76t, 900 onee'
ben Sic @eritenpro6uftion miro a1f
549,97t,000 gefddtt, gegen 1885,
957, 1000 Dor 5tpei Monaten un6 1885,
$4,000 i'm lebten Sabr; &afer ouf
/, ,O36,656,O0O geeen 884, 1852, 900
Dor 3tpei Weonoten nn6 916,014,000
im porieen Sobr. Die @ei3enpro'
button in olIen 2dn6ern, bic btsber
beridtet boben, betrdgt 1892 Bro'
aent Ser poridbrigen @rnte, bic Ger
itenpro6mftion 1915 unb Die &afer-
pro6mftion 1908 Yroaent.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-27
@ei6er @etpin,,.
BerIin. "a. Nob.

Weit ungemeinen ssSntereiie lit bier
ser Sabresberidt ol1fgenommen NOR.
6en, oen sic 9lftiengefeui@aft 6rieo-
ri9 &rupp in glien ioeben beroffent-
li6t bot nn6 ser elm 8ilb gibt bon
6em por5ugIi9en @totus, in bem ii@
bie getpaltigen ltnternebmnngen Der
6irn1a befin6en Ser @bi61nB oes
@eiddftsiabres lit Elm ouBeroroent-
li9 giinitiger. Ser &eingepinn be-
tragt iiber MISUNDERSTANDING
Marf - 11eun Millionen
ntebr ols inn norigen Sabre - uno
ermogIi9t nod @ornabme gon5 be-
6euten6er Mbi@retbungen sic @ertbei<
lung elmer Dibi6enbe bon ni@t meni<
ger ols ID @ro3ent, tpabren6 Sic Mf<
tiondre fi9 inn borigen Sabre nit
r11ur" 12 Gro5ert begniigen muBten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-27
Srpdenheit in 9es Mpines.
3 e 3 81 o mes, Soma, %. g6ob,

0es 80 o ne 8, Soma, %. goob.
9luf @run6 elmer obergeri6tli6e11
G,1ti6ei6ung, sic am Somltagna6>
mittag befannt gegeben tp1roe, mill
len oue @irtbi6often in 3es Moines,
Soma iofort gei6loilen peroen. Die
g'ntidei6ung en6et oie 9ppeQotion Der
Observation-Disclosures, nn6 es miro er=
martet, 6aB sic Erinfitdtten gei6loi>
fen tper6en, iobal6 iie offi5ien bon Der
obergeridtIi6en gnti6ei6nng IN
@enntniB geiett tporoen fino. 9ie
@ena@ri@tigung lieb Damn on@ ni@t
lanqe ouf ii6 tporten un6 balb 3d.
rouf tpor sic S9lieBung bon5ogen.
gead $50 l1br fonnte in feinerWirtb'
id,uft in Des Moines n1ebr getrunfen
tper6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-27
GrDffnmna bcs 9Sanamafanals.

@ a bington, 8. g., %. Nop.
SS11 Dem am Sonntag bon Sberlt
@oetbals peroffentlidten Sabresbe=
ri6t iiber Sen 8au bes HanantatanalS
lit nod fein enogiltiger Sermin fir
sic offi3ielle groff1ung oes 11enen
@aiieruegs entbalten, nod lit onge-
geber, ponn tpobl oas erlte Sdiff bon
O5eon gu S5ean fabren funn Die
groffn1,ng bes @o,1ols bangt leoigli@
bon Sen it0renben @roruti6en am
@ulebro=Gini611itt, fotpie 6abon ab,
tpie id,reu bie 8aggermai6inen oie
6abrrinnen often balten fonnen. Ser
Gbefingenieur oes getpaltigen 8ous
erflart in lei1tem 8eri@t, 6ie allge<
nneine Mnii6t, boB Sic slntpeienbeit
BON Maller meitere gr6r1tide ber-
binoern >piir6e, lei 6urd @eriu@e
oberbalb ser @at11n-Sdleuien BOIL
ltanoig geredtfertigt tporben. Mnoe'
rerIeits ieboh, fdbrt Sberit @oetbals
fort, leien sic geologen Ser slnii@t,
ooB gera6e our6 oie Mntueienbeit bon
@aller in Dem &anol nele gr6ruti6e
eintreten fonnten, ood liegen bierfiir
nod feline 8etpeiie Dor. guf ale Sale
baIt Serr @oetbals es fir bas 8eite,
lpenn Ser &anal 10 idnea als mogli@
eroffnet miro, ipateitenS om 1. So
11uar 1915. 3u 6iefem 3tped ml1lle
oas @a1er bereits am 1. Weai 1914
eingelaiien tperben, neil ionit oas
@aller erit no6 6en 0ftober 1914
ieine bodite &obe erreiden tonne. IS
liegt in ser @bii6t Ser Sen 8on lei
ten6en sSnge,rteure, oen @amboo=
Dunm am 10. Sftober 81 iprengen
1pn6 Damn iofort nit bem Sortrar1'
men Der gron1aiien mittels Bagger
8u beginnen. 1am1pfer iouen Damn
5ur Durdfabrt 5ugelaifen treroe11, TO-
bal6 bie @obe oes @aiiers es er<
lanbt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-27
syDroerung bes MnSlanbsbanbels.

@ Arlington .. g., 1. geop.
BUR Joroerung 6es amerifanii6en
altslanbii6en @anbels miro Dos
Ynnoesbiiro fir ausldnoiiden uno
inldnoiiden @anoel, tpie es beute BE-
fahnt ma9t, Die sl6reiien bon 3eitun.
gen i'm Muslanoe beroffentli@en, oie
|ii9 fir ameritanif@e @ef6aftsleute
gum @1Beigen eignen, un6 babel &C.
noue Mngaben iiber lire 3irfulation,
ibre Mn3eigepreiie, ibre abonne-
nle,tspreiie, 6ie &laiien ibres 2efe.
publifunts etc. MAIDEN. 9lu@ slnga-
ben iiber Sen gei9dftli6en @barafter
ser beridie6enen @tabte, ibre 8epol'
ferungs8ab1, lire Snouitrien etc. tper<
Sen in ben Hltbltfationen 5u finben
iein. sluf ser an6eren Sette beabIi@<
tigt ser Sefretar bes Snnern Cane,
NIT 3uitimm11ng 6es @toatsoeparte<
me,1ts oltr6 6ie @oniularagenten I'M
Muslan6e feltiteaen gu laiien, lpie Die
europGii9en Tourii iten m beiten 1tnb
|tpirfiamiten anf Die gum Sbeil. ein5ig
oaltebenben geat11ri90nbeiten ser Ser.
Stooten bingetpiefn tperben fonnen,
11n1 gu beren 8eiu6 an5uregen. Dies
ion auf Dem @ege ser Iusienoumg
bon 6rogebogen geideben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-27
Merifos @onareR.
sc e rifo %. @ob.


Yraii6ent @uerta uno fein 8eams
tenitab baben iid ani6eineno NIT Dem
@eoanfen abgefun6en, baB es am be.
iten lit, cine ELECTROMAGNETIC ge-
gen 6ie Ieinoe ser merifaniiden sl6+
miniitration gu befolgen, un6 berbiel'
ten 1i6 oaber am Sonntag ponitaroig
i9meigiam iiber 6ie 9lngelegenbeit. @s
berridt in ser @auptIta6t Merico bic
l1eber3eugung 6ab 6ie Ser. Stoaten
feline tpeiteren 6raltiiden MaBnobmen
treffen meroen. Ser &ongreB tritt
am Montag pie6er 3u elmer Stbnng
5uiarnmen nrb miro tpabri6einli9 TO-
fort 6ie Iebten Observation-Disclosures
fir ungiiltig erfl0ren, iooaB bou1
lofort NIT sen gorbereitungen fir Die
geeltpabIen begonnen per6en fann.
8is 6obin miro @uerta obne 3tpeifel
sic propilorilde 8rali6entidaft beibe=
balten, oenn er idei1rt e11ti@loiien gu
fem, ni9t nad5ngebe1l 1onoer11 To-
longe gu fdntpfen, Biz e11ttpeber er
ober feline 8ein6e geiiegt baben. Mn
sic Mogli9feit elmer SSnterbention
miro in &egierungsfreiien in Merico
nidt nebr eeglaubt ,uno Suerta itebt
oem @e6onfen an cine 8lo6o6e Der
nterifonii6en @iiite febr ifeptii@ ge<
ge1iiber. Die gr0Bte Gorge Ser meri-
faniiden &egterung iit Der @ongel
an @eI6, Ser niemon6 mebr berbor'
gen lit. Sc ftn6 beretts @pe5tel-
itel1ern eingefubrt tpor6en, uno Die
@egierung beabitdtigt fogar, etne
steuer arf Eafete gu erbeben, sic NIT
ser Yolt beri9idt tper6en. @ilber lit
fnopp, tpos gon3 Defenders unange-
1tebm fir sic Mrbeitgeber 1T, oie piele
2e11te bei6dftigen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-27
Gin Mppeq.
Berlin. "a. Nob.

Mebrere bun6ert angeiebene Man<
ner un6 Grauen Delti6lan6A gng'
LAMB, 6ronfrei6s un6 an6erer 9an>
ser boben einen 9lppen an 6ie 5ipili=
lierte @eIt erlaiie1l in bem iie gegen
oie {fon6al0ie 8eban6lung Der politi<
i9en @efangenen in &ublano protee
itieren. 8ablrei6e 3eit1ngen @nro-
pos boben 6ieie proclamation gum
9lborud gebradt. S11nger, &ranfbeit
un6 MiBban6lungen baben rnter oen
Ierbannten in Sibirien fur6tbar ol1f-
gerGumt. Cine tpabre Selbitmoro<
gpioemie lit unter Ben politif6en &C.
fangenen in Sibirietr ausgebroden
Cine &ommiiiion miro cine genal1e
l1r1terfudung anfteQen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-27
9emtide &ereine bebranst.
HortInn6. Sre., %. Hob.

rs u II y, 2Lt., a.. 9eoo'
gns 8ortlan6, Ore, miro beri4tet,
bob oie bortigen oeuti@en @ereine
oufgetpa@t iin6. @opor Mlbee uno fei'
ne @ommiiiGre fauen NIT einem nab.
rem &eiBbunger iiber 6ie gereine ber,
perbieten Tat18bergniigungen on
Sonntogen burd 0roinon5en, unter-
fagen 6en Musidanf geiitiger @etran>
fe in 8ereinsbol1en un6 @ereins- -&lub-
raumen un6 beabiidtigen fogor, &on-
5erte unb Ebeaterauffiibrungen bon
gereinigungen gu beiteuern. 9omit
ober boben iie cine iebr enpftnoli@e
@tene ser 6euti9en @e6ulo beriibrt.
Ser Geutf6e tpin iid feline gefenigen
geronitalt1ngen nidt bur@ allerlet
gef6ranfungen nerleioen ,tn6 6iefel'
ben obenorein aud nod beiteuern laf'
fen. Ser Stootsperban6 bon Oregon
tat gegen bie bereits gu @roft bette
ben6e Tn15- -Sr6inan5 proteitiert. Gie
6eutiden giirger Bortlanoes tperben
i'm 3ufnnft porii6tiger Bel Der Inter
itiibung bon aonoioaten fein uno if.
men, ebe iie ftimnen, 5uerit einmol ouf
ben 8obn fiiblen, tpie fie es nit Der
perionli@en Greibeit bolten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-27
Gdnb Der @anberb6gcl.
glIbanp, 81. g., %. geob.

MIbunD, sc. g., %. Nob.
sn eirem S4reibe,n an Dr. @il.
liam @. &orna6op, Sen Direftor bes
3oologii9en Barfs in Seem Sort, er.
fIdrt iid ser @eneroIantpalt @ormo6D
bereit, nit Sen 8efiirtportern bes
@unbesgeiebes, bas ftd auf ben @dnt
Ser 8an6erb0gel be5iebt, 6arauf BIN
511arbeite1, 6aB cine geri@tli@e @nt-
ideiaung betreffs ser @iiltigteit Die
ies @e{ebes erIangt tmir6. @err @ar<
mo6D 1T nit Dem 3tped bes @eiebes
bonftGrbig einberitanben, obtpobl er
bosielbe fir5li@ fir berfaiiungstuio-
rig erfldrte, 1rteint aber, ser getpiinf9-
te 8tped iollte ni6t 6urd elm anfe6t'
bores @eiet errei@t tper6en. Ser
Benero1ontpolt tpeiit in 6em Sdret'
ben 6arouf bin, baB Ser beoii@tigte
3tped, g9ut Ser Sing- 1no @onoer'
b0ge1, auf bonitdn6ig gefeb1ide @etfe
errei@t tper6en tonne.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-27
@riitena-6raae.

IS bila 6elp bia, Ba., %. gSob.
Gen beuti ti6en 8eretnen bon Benn=
iplpanien 6robt Elm &onpf ouf 2eben
un6 600. ssSn Ser lebten 2egislatur
tpur6en 6ie beridie6enen u@lub-
2i3en5bias," 6onf 6en 8e1nibmngen
bes @eiebgebungs< <Musi6uiies bes
Deuti@= =Mmerifaniiben 3entrolbun<
6es bon Benniplbanien unter Der 2ei<
t11ng ieines energii@en un6 eifrigen
8oriiben6en @ntpaH Mrno g. Mor.
miB bon Bbilaoelpbia, obgetban, gum
groBen Mereer Ser Brobibitioniiten,
ser 9lnti +Soloon<2iga un6 Ser in ser
gereinsli3en5 6rage n1erfpiiroiger
@eiie ouf ibrer Seite itebenoen
rHenniplpania federation Of 2iquor
Dealers." Die MntisS Saloon=2iga bat
iebt einen @ampagnefon6s bon nabe<
5l1 elmer Mtllion Douars 3ur @erfii-
gung un6 tpin i'm in eriter 2inie oa5u
pertpen6en, Sen Social Clubs" r1n6
@ereinen ein gnbe gu MAIDEN. @s
foIlen in ser 2egislatur, tpel@e i'm
ssSonuar 1915 5ufamme1tritt, 6erar-
tige Stub b-9i5en8biQs" in @oridlag
gebra@t nn6 angenomn1en tporben,
baB nur bie onertnenigiten @ereine
erilten5f6big bleiben tperben.
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Gbe ,tnb Gbei6eibnnsen.
Berlt1t, 21. Wob,


glus elmer ioeben beroffentli@tert
&eiratbs= rno @bei6eionngsitotiittt
qebt berpor, boB sic 8obl Ser @4ei'
6ungen itarf inn 3unebmen begriften
i{t, lpabreno Die 8obl Der &eirotbe1
5ib glei93eitig berringert. Dos Sabr
1911 meiit 1870 @bei@eiounge1
ouf ober "a auf 100000 &opfe Ser
gepolferung, gegeniiber 1890 ODER
20 a,,f 100000 ser 8eoolterung i'm
Sabre 1906. Sic 3abl Der @bei4lie'
+Bun9en betrug inn Sabre 1906 ettpo
$500, i'm Sabre 1911 MIR 1900. S1
Berlin 1T I'M @erlaufe ienes 8eitra11>
mes bie 3ob1 Der gbef9ei6ungen bon
62 a1,f SO pro 100000 eetuo@fen.
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Mitdjels @abl foitete $125,519.

Die Soften Ser &agre Der 5l1<
iionsportei, ser 6ie @abl Sobn Nur=
ron Weit9els gum 8iirgerneiiter no1r
Seem gorf gu per6onfen iit, betruge1
inn gan5en $125,519, tpie Der @dob>
meiiter 6es @iti5ens' Municipal Com.
mittee CHARLES 8. 8ernbeimre, am
Sonntog betonnt gab. gu BEN groB<
ten 8eitragen geboren $500 bon
Mn6retp Carnegie, $4,000 bon Sacob
s. @6iff, iotpie ie $4,000 bon @lepe-
Ian6 $. Do6ges, George 8. Nerfins
un6 ssobn 8. @o6efener. 8iele Sraaen
ltenerten gu Dem 6onbs BET.
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&ieienitreif pprgebemgt.
g S@enactaon g. g., %. Scot

g 9 tact q D ;, sc. u, ~. yfoo.
Dos @erii9t, bel1te nrorgen mir
an 6ie 10000 l1nionmitglie6er
on oen 9lusitan6 geben, bat ii9 nt@t
betpobrbeitet. &epr6ientanten Der
Union troten Inn 9 l1br morgens nit
8ean1ten Ser @eleni9aft 5u elmer 81
tung 3ulamn1en, un6 man bofft BET
6er1eitig, baB Elm l1ebereintommen
berbeiqefiibrt tper6en tptr6.
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1teberidmcntntmng brobt in Seras.

y u =, Ky, 20. 2loU.
2urd 9fegengiiiie, sic bie letten
goge iiber i'm 110r6liden Seras onge=
boIten boben, lit bebeutenber S6a=
ben ongeri@tet tporben, 1un6 am
gonntagabe16 beitan6 an etli@en
Gunften sic ,@efabr elmer l1eber-
fdtpe1nm11ng. Sci Mbilene bra@ cit,
Damm zines @aiierreierboirs, mno
BEL 8aninger, tpo bier 3on &egen ge-
fallen tpor, tpur6e 6ie &raftftation ol1<
Der 8etrieb gefett Sic Sta6t liegt
iebt inn Du1feln unb bat fetn @alier.
sSsn @on MngeIo iit ebenfals bier 3oll
&egen gefaqen.