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The Detroit times., 1913-12-22

THE STAGE
lYcEuM.

ASherlocE Holmes who needs no
DR. Watson 20 chronicle his successes
is Winthrop Clayering. the detective
and story-Writer around whom the ac-
tion OF The onspiraey. now play
ing In the Lyceum. revOlyes. Incl
deutaly "rke Conspiracy is rull or
laughs from start 10 finish. and Is
possessed OF plot deep enough 10
sustain interest from the first 10 the
last curtain
Margaret Holt. sister OF an assist
ant district attorney. who has been
active in handling cases against the
Scarlet Band, a gang OF white slayers,
has been wrouged when. as young
and Innocent girl. she comes TO tho
great city from a small town in Maine
She succeeds in escaping and joins
her brother IN his battles against the
gang Hoping 10 obtain valuable evi-
deuce, she enters the employ OF the
leader OF the gangsters, but. sur
prised and IN danger of death herself.
she kills Me man and makes her es-
cape coming 10 the Refuge, a home
FOR down-and-outers III New York 8
rat side. Here she enlists the ser
vices of Jack Howell Il young news
paper reporter, alid he persuades her
10 enter the emts0p OF Winthrop
Clayering famous crimestory writer
and detective. IN whose hermit-iike
house she Will be- safe from obserya-
tion and suspicion
Claverng using his wonderful pow
ers OF deduction. dictates his story
OF the crime to her with such wonder,
ful fidelity that ne forces the girl TO
betray herself, but, after hearing her
story is persuaded 10 devote himself
20 the greater task OF rounding up
the gangsters instead OF turning her
over 20 the police Young Holt, the
assistant district attorney WHO has
fallen into the hands OF the Scarlet
Band, IS rescued and the gangsters
captured as finale 10 the thrilling
action of the play.
Harry Beresford who plays the
part OF Winthrop Clavering. offers
some OF the most clever work or its
kind ever seen in Detroit He por
trays the story-book detective With
wonderful fidelity. and. in addition
displays a wonderful knowledge OF TIE
idiosyucrasies and habits peculiar TO
the aged
Madeline Delmar. as Margaret Holt
makes very convincing heroine ana
enlist sthe sympathies Of her audi
enCe.
Harry l.. Franklin. as Jack Howell.
the reporter. performs with all the
youthful dash and vitality demanded
OF the stage newspaper man.
Eleanor sydney, as JuRnita Perez
an adventurous and member OF the
Scarlet Band, and Nellie McHenry, as
Martha the Negro servant. also pre-
sent some clever work
While the play is founded upon the
recent disclosures relative To white
slavers In New York, the subject is
kept discreetly In the background,
none OF the disgusting details OF the
gangs operations being discussed
from the stage The play is clean in
every way.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-22
.yopprNG pRtCrs.

C.naed Goods Apples. gala, -, IS q
beans. sl4l.95. Corn Fanny Maine,
sil0; standard, SOC. Table heets 1880
j. 40. Peas. Fancy early June, tls0;
Buckeye tall. 81 So, nat, stg5 Alaska
reds. u. so: Alaska pinks. siib Toma.
toes, LILO. Mlrrowfat peas, - sis-ee arty Y.
June. $40. sisted early June. Il 81
Feed Jobbing Prices In ioo-ib
sacks. bran, SIS: coarse n.iddlings, s27:
fine midd!iHTs. s3l coarse. corn meal,
az cracked corn. s5si corn and ca,
Fiour--fobblns prices: Best Mich.
gan gar, Patent $50; second patent stos.
paint $50 p PEI CUB Dbl s wosS' spring
Hardwarc-Nails. sis5 case; plain
annealed wire. 81 cwl galvanized
gsiysnized sheets. 2t-eau 1s p sslsp POS Is
gauge. sS.25; 27-gauss, IS -. ~ gauge.
1885. 3o-gayse. 's.s5 per cwt: single
lit axies bronzed. % IS cwt: roll
gauge, 81 46. 27-gauge. $3.50. s-sauge.
SzS5 per cWt., carriage bolts. small.
q ana 10 per cent on; large. 20 nd
small. IS and 10 par cent d large
20 and 10 per cent of.
,.e o,'sE EIs, n llinseea see: boiled lin.
sene. lQ1sc. pe"fetion. lie. PRiacine.
l3 ~ Crown gasoline l9c ner gal
!, Prcvisions--M Mess PORK. $3.50; fam
n.y. e-t * - clthF paCks, tle.oOUZi %.
hams. " y ~ f6c; hriskets i3Q14c; Vic.
lie hams. 12G12,sc bacon. isL Il zoe:
12&c ID
sagnrs--Corrsctec daily Wy w. N
Edgar & Sons. Crystal domlnoes. 2-lb
So: DO. 5-lb.. 81 So Eagle tablets $50
powdered. sos. standard powde Hss
81. graduated. extrn coarse 81 7O'
granulated. ane. in bulk. siso: granu.
lated. to-ib c0ttors. N65. crystal
domino. gran, 2-lb and 5-ih. cartons
IN cases. s4.9e crystal domino gran
IF cEses, 81. diamond a S47o. con.
petitioners a. 50 SO; No. {, sac Nc s
s445, No. g. $40, No. 7S1y435 40 )
~. stl5. No. Il. s41O. No./I3. sfOb
No. IA, N.05, No. 1896. non -cfItink
mixture. Sc: beet 1granElated. $40 "a
100 lbs, household powd.. Is. As I,
case. 1895 per caee.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-22
DIED.

HROWNsON-At his reaidende. "a
Lar ned-st east. Dec. 10. 1919, Henri
frands hroYnson, husband OF 10
10 orcstes A., Edward D.. Ernest a.
thzabeth y h.. and Josephine h.
brownson Funeral Monday, Dee
g i"tel ana Pauls Jesuit church AT
omit flowers
CARRINGTON- bee. "a, at san Diego
tul. Erlnina q MERCK, wife OF In,
late T.. }. Carrinston. Funeral ser
vices from chapel OF William II
itamllton y co. 70 EHzabeth-st ".
sunday afternoon at ; o'clock
DAlGER-M Madeline DAGGER. Dec
~. 1913. beloved wife OF the lat"
JChn Daieer and mother OF John.
Joseph, Michael, Theresa, Louise,
I MaI.lam m and 1d, Madeline Funeral
40 A. M Holy Redeemer church
DE- WITT Doc rs. 1918, Rufus. a
tarper hospital, dear husband o.
Ackley aud Mrs j. Wilson Funeral
from residence, 6l6 Brush-st.. sun
DAY 10 ~ IN. interment Port Huron.
DC IA ELM.AN-Dcc is 1918, Carolina
widow 81 the late Frederick Dickel
man. beloved mother or charles and
FRED lickelman and Mrs. John Mi
lat@. aged IS years Funeral from
trN ave, Monday at I ~ IA
LEoNARD-Serah. Dee 10. At her
residence. la5 Twelfth-st, beloved
wife OF the late Thomas W Leon
ard aud mother OF the late May Mil
Ter. Funeral Monday a. m. from
residence, and $40 AT 81. NincentS
church.
NURTON-Dec rs, 1919, Emily L., rel
let or the late Warren A. mother 81
William w, Mrs. II l.. O'Brien, Mrs.
McDcrmott. DR.. G ;. Norton. Airs
II. W Gorhan, Eta - and Edwin
& Funeral from residence. 1876 Ash
St, Monday o'clock. from house
and $50 at ST Boniface's church.
SCANLON-pec. Is. Minnie, aged a.
years, beloved wife or Thos Scanlou
and dear mother of Mrs Mary
Wohlschied. Agnes. Thomas, Patrick
Robert. Esmerelda, ReNfoyd and
Marcclus and Patrick Gillespie.
nephew Funeral from residence. -
Emmons-st.. Monday. az 3 a. m. and
81 Bernards church At $50.
VAN WAGNER Dee 10. AT his resi-
dence, l22 Ersklue-st. Milton A
husband OF Phyllis Van Wagner.
Notice OF funeral later.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-22
BosroN Copprn sn,Rr SALES

Sales Of Dec ~ furnished by Hay
den. stone n Co Dec 81.
Adventure 10, Alaska 1915. AllQurz
40. ANA samated Copper llSV Amrri-
IAN Zine 1853. Arizona Commercial loo
Bonanza 90 Butte x BalaklaYa rs.
Butte X superior 1853. Calumet & Ari-
IONA $50, Calumet 4 Hecia is. Centeu-
Mai 70 Copper Range 100 East Butte
p. anklln Mining is. Granny 49,
Greene cananea s. Indiana 100. Island
$50 Keweenaw 70. Lake Copper $40
Mason Valley 10 Aayhower 454 Mo-
hawk 20, Nlpissin4 Il2. North Butte
-o-5. North Lake coo. old Colony Min
ins 14V, Old Dominion 35,cOsceoha 100
Pond Creek Coal l64. QUINCY ri. shan
non 20, shattuck & Arizona 700, ST
Atu7l Land 100 Superior Copper 40
Tamarack 50, Toglmne 2Q1 Ess!on
Land % = r 40 do pr 25 Utah
AreA 100. Ltah CONS 10. Wolverine 10.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-22
SUBURBAN NEWS
WYANDoTTE.

w AM +
Miss Ruth Lawrence will visit AT
--------------- = L. A1-l-
days
The Wyandot,e fire department was
called out lata Saturday afternoon io
small fire n the Michigan Central
gato-houso on Eureka.aye,
LYMAN Jones. Frederick Everett
Edward Beadman Arthur l"us.
George KUule and Robert Wise are
home from Ann Arbor for the ho.i
DAYS
Bud Lerew I2i Poplar-st viii leave
"Wednesday 90 spend the holidays
wiki relatives az Harrisburg. PA
simon Me!ner. aged 30, living on
Fonrlh.aye Wyandoue. was saved
from being burned to death Saur-
day by the quick Wit OF his wife.
Werner Went 20 the kitchen 10 hsht
a fire and poured kerosene OH on the
wood A spark Of fire that was un-
noticed in the ashes ignited the on
,yr-5ii fame flushed JTT7 ~ TfTC r5r-i
causing an explosion and throWin2
The burning OH AN over Werner
clothing The man ran into another
room calling for help and Mrs Wer
ner grabbing MP a quilt from be4
threw II about hin and beat ont the
fire lie was seriously burned about
The legs. hands and face hHt hls re-
coyery Is expected Or A. w.
Brighton Is attending him.
John Hockey Van Nstyneblyd is
ill OF typhoid fever
Miss Pearl Lynch and Miss Gladys
Weatherwax are home from the ip-
SLANT Normal school Tor The holi-
DAYS
George Grassou jr.. Delbere Brough-
tom and Clarence Kane are hen1e from
Assumption college, Sandwich, Ont.
FOR the holidays
The lleFaw club viii give pri-
vate dancing party at Arbeiter hall
Tuesday evening Jan. 6.
Miss Emma Matthews will leave
today To visit az Walled Lake
Miss Mabel Rex viii spend the holt
days at Oshtemo
Police Capt John Denmau recov-
cred an automobile. Saturday. which
had been stolen by three young men
and later abandoned by them on
Wddle-aye. Ford Later IL was re-
turned 20 the owner Lawrence j La
Measure. OF Detroit
Miss Ruth Kreger has returned
from her studies al Ann Arhor for the
HOLIDAYS.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-22

by Manning MAY Belle and 'flossie
McCloudN
Between Tile two acts. there II
staged good clio, featuring a series
OF tableauX. representing for the most
part incidetns IN classical mythology.
The poses are unusually attractive.
ttrrrrrtt amt tturrrfiit,- tie=.l--Srtsgrr ac'
robatic act. Flossie McCloud sings
some new songs and dances. and Bar
rett and Belle give comedy sht
entitled The Suffragetc."
The Detroit times., 1913-12-22
BROADWAY.

Especially appropriate for the holt
day week. is AChristmas Angel p
the child play which Gustave Froh-
man is presenting in the Broadway
theater The one.act playlet-a de
lightlul fairy-tale modernized no
strengthen the appeal-was we'll 70.
ceived by a crowded house, sunday
afternoon There are three charac-
tiers III the production, two OF them
being children The third is burly
police officer The play is well
staged cleverly acted. and Is inter
esting 10 children and their elders as
we'll
"A Boy and the Law" is represent.
ed 10 be- a true story OF Willie" Eek
stein, young Russian law-hater.
who fees 10 America and fortunately
for him lands in Salt Lake City.
There he falls into the hands OF
Judge Willis Brown, who sends the
young immigrant 10 a model boy city,
where Willie" Is transformed into
a sturdy American citizen. The story
Of the transformation Is told In an
interesting motion picture drama OF
Ave reels AZ intervals Judge Brown
himself appears TO make brief ex-
planator ytalks regarding the pictures
and also 10 exploit some OF his the
ories regarding the proper handling of
juvenile delinquents The picture Is
shown as a prelude 10 the Christmas
play.
There will be- the usual matinees
and evening performances all week,
and on Christmas day there Will be
concert by the Regal Italian band.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-22

TOLEDO o. Dec -0.-VVheat- cash
and December, asa May $1,000.
corn. cash T01sc December T0s &:
MAY 5Ii.c Julv .lc Oats Cash and
December ti2, May i4isc. July,
&C 30. Rive Cash Csc Cloyers eed. .
Cash and December. s9.25 March.
s. 80 Alsihe cash and Decem ser,
sttO5. March S1l.15. Timothy. Cash
and December g. 81 * March s. 61ls.
Butter eggs aud hay: Unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-22
CADILLAC.

The Honey Girls gave a pleasing
performance in opening a weeks en-
gagement In the Cadillac theaer. sun
day afternoon. The leading feature
OF the two.act urletta In which they
appear Is the livelyTfun Of TWO Irish
comedians "The Dandies." who are
represented Patsy barrett and
CharleF Dunn
Ben Manning and May Belle PLAY
the parts OF children OF the respec.
tive daddies. They are shown liv-
ing. in Paris and engaged 10 mar.
RED They are representing them
selves TO each other. however. az
French despite 'their Irish pafentage.
When the stage Is all set for the
wedding. the father OF each OF the
principals arrives ~ the scene and
threatens To spoil. tMy Frenchiness of
-the Atmosphere WitR his brogpe ana
1oiirsBoken mauners.ito say nothing OF
the tendency TO engage In a fist-fight
every 50 often
lIut the romance weathers all diff
ficultics and Venice is decided upon
Tor the honeymoon Therein is the
excuse for "a second act
A chorus of 20 girls sings numerous
popular song and dances IL is led
The Detroit times., 1913-12-22
CHICAGO PROVISION MARKET.

CHICAGO Dec 20.-Butter: Extras.
~ y n sec arsts 81 a 2sc dairy extras
2sLq hrsts. 1GIg 2-isc Eggs Prime
hrsts Is soc. firsts. 6is q Gle. Cheese.
Skins l5ml5lzc. young Americas
"a a Ice, Potatoes Michigan. 81 soc:
Wisconsin $50 soc Minnesota. 30 d soc
Live poultry: Fowls. IL Il n 1Sc, ducks
70 a lac: geese 12la n 1870 chickens
lsprlngsl. l2M laLae turkeys. 10 O l7c
The Detroit times., 1913-12-22
Banks and Trust Companies.

The following firms are priv.
LEGGED TO execute orders on the
Detroit stock Exchange: Carlyle x
Povan. T. II. Clarke K Co. Lewis
g. Gorton. W. \. Hamiin & Co,
Co, w. r Reilly & Co, William
Ii. Rose & Co, n S. Warren & Co.
and George NJ West * Co.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-22
BITTER Am EGGS

Uutfer--I reNn IeceIpts. MIA cream i.
cry 3fc, nrsts Sic dairy. PIE. park .
ing stock. ISc per ID.
Fgss-~curreut receipts. cases inclut
ey 2os hi'sts, sic per doz. Receipts.
6Sr cases.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-22

.N~l,a D~h~lth. the IT-year-oid gtrl
wh" tried to threw hrrsrif into the
Fifft az tie foot 'f " oodWard -uN e.. b..
nNt Has Intercepted BY PatrolmaH
N Ahhm Maluncg. was taken Ia
shhihe by her mother. in the DE
trnton home, Friday night. and was
taken home
The Detroit times., 1913-12-22
PRODUCE MARKET


not all moved out yet but WITH Eht
receipts expected FOR the rest % the
week. the market VIII easily clean up
Dressed poultry has been coming free
lv all through sunday. and his morn
ing and buyers were cleanine II up
rapidly. prices ranging little higher
IMAM last Neeh WITH favQraoi" wealth
er Conditions nrn market ~ looked
FOR. Butter is firm AMI looking high
cr. but sugars declined ice hundred
AppIes-No !. s4G45O: No. s2z50
3 90 per ool: western box apples 81
q per box
Bsnana.-Good shipping stock. asa
California Frnit-Pomegranl $3.50
per case.
c.nIlloTes,;m 5o8l,I T., S per. dCs;
Cheese-wholesaie prices Michigan
ns.s. l50IShe; View YORK, 1871
ga zoe, imported swiss. s7-27h
lonS horns lie per ID.
Christmas Greens-ttolly. S. 20 u I
rolls, S5cG.l; holly, s4a4,5o per case;
holly wreaths, $3.50 per doz.
Date.-Persian, new. 7g7lac: .Fsrds
G9h.c per H.; Dromedary. s2.50 per
pressed Hogs-Aght sh q9e heavy.
a Sc per ID.
Figs-lmpofted. l+Ql6c h.: Calito:-
aia 35c Per box
Ein"an Haddies--i1c IL
Fresh NeEetnbies-Cireen peppe-s
So q 3..5 per crate. zoe ger basket, GU
cumbers hot house, s. - 200 per dor.
lettuce. hot house - a lac, heets 81 n
$40 per bu. parsley. I5u zoe per doz
tomatoes. hot house goo CSC per 10:
Hubbard squash s25-4 30 ton. rad
lshes. 20 n 25c doz head lettuce. Florl-
ia. S2.1503 per DEE.
-
orapes-,Ma,asas. .4a7 per Dbl.
7Houcy--Fanty white new, i54lsr.
amber. loGlic per III; extracted, 7Qsc
Hny-Detrolt shipperssre paying the
lots, Q. b. Detroit: No. Timothy.
'S sg $50 :l! 'i1a NO i Ssea ; Ia
straw ssGs; wheat and oat straw. 81
alchory Ngt.-,iso9I75 per hu.
green hides. 1Sc: No | cured bulls
Use; No. green bulls us ioIs; No.
kip. 14c. No cured murraln. lac, No
] green nurrain. loc. No. cured calf
5bsS; NJ green b e4if /, ,sG Is No No
tallow. g.; No. =, SC: No. 2 hides ic
on No. kip and calf IL t. or sneep-
skin as 10 amount Of wool. SOC qs %
Iemons-Messinas. 's5-: California.
Iimer-sl tl52 per doz
Oranges New California ravels
SO q 1850; new Floridas. y2.504S per
onion--Yellow. 60 bu: .ea21o
sack; Spanish. $50 crate
Potatoes Gar lots. .-ack Detroit fs
sacks. e5Nr0c; IN bulk. e:u65c on
Poultry Springs. l2WI3c: hens
llnl2c. geese. l4n15c. ducks. 1sQI7c:
turkeys 20N gle Dressed poultrs.
Hens. l3ll4c; sprirgers I4Q14i5c:
geese, I5I Sc. ducks. II q &c; turkeys
2GT93c.
p,nenppl,--si 75a5 per crate.
Rabbits ESQ per doz
sweet Potatoes-Jersey. kiln. dried
81 b al so bu.
T-Ilcw--No l. &c. No. 2. SIC ID
The Detroit times., 1913-12-22

q ELGIS IN. Dec. 49, Butter was
@yefed AZ 80 oynts toaaS an advance
orc cent over INC prevailing price
The Detroit times., 1913-12-22

George stone and Biny Baker, two
comedians OF merit. save the Social
Maids. the attraction in the Gayety
this week. The chorus while includ-
ing "A number OF fair singing voices,
Is not up To the usual Gayety stand
ard. and most of the song numbers
lack class" An exception may be
noted in the case of Francis Lee. who
has an excellent voice, and 4 pleasing
personality.
Baker and Stone. however. are
what make the show worth the price
OF admission Stones original bur.
lesques ON the latest dancing steps
are 1yrr fctftfrt' tfffff iiiis=festssr
as German noodle king renders
able assistance in several comedy
sketches
The plot OF the piece opens In
Venezuela. and the second act is laid
ON board "A United States battleshlp
II has TO do with the matrimonial adj
ventures OF the noodle millionaire.
his daughter and his two nieces.
AVENUE.
The Call OF the Woods. drama
OF the Canadian northwest. with It's
scenes laid In the Hudson Bay coun'
Try, is the offering which delighted
the Avenue theater's clientele, Sunday
afternoon and evening The story has
to do with the trappers, traders ana
other folk who form the little groups
In the wilderness OF the northwest
trading post.
The story OF the drama involves
Dave Ferguson. rough lumber-jack.
and Willis Hughes. hts more polished
but scape-grace hali-hrother. The play
Is In foar acts, and there are several
tense dramatic situations. some OF
which are as powerful As those OF
The Wolf. play which the current
Offering resembles in several import
ant particulars The stage settings
and effects are cleyerly conceived and
picturesque
Roy Walling gave an interesting
character study o. that advance agent
Of vjlization Ia the northland-the
lumber jack.--of which Dave Ferguson
is type Milton Mobiles, jr. as the
pampered hall.hrotner. Willis Hughes,
proved an effective foil Harry Starr
As Or Quackenbush. the village doc
tor, and Bob Homberg. as Eben Kuack-
enbush. the doctors son. aroused con-
siderable amusement with their com
eds work George Earle, as the trap
per. Flapjack LescAnt won new hon
ors for himself Arthur w Lewis was
a breezy western sheriff.
Ieoua Slater has sweet, womaniy
role in Doris Keene, an heiress. Lyn'
da Earle az Mrs Hughes, the blind
mother and Anna Brandt. az Hilda
Lescant. the nalf.breed girl, acquitted
themselves ably.
Matinees will BE- given Tuesday,
Thursday and saturday afternoons.
with the Christmas day matinee be
ginning at 2.45 o'clock, in order TO
permit good digestion OF the Christmas
dinner
Beginning Sunday afternoon; Dee.
IS. Paul Armstrong; play, Alias jim
my Valentine" viii be the Offering.
CHIC AGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
CHICAGO, Dec. 2O.-W heat started
trine easier today. hut July recovered
10 last nights closing prices. Oner-
lngs were light and demand moderate.
Corn advanced nc for December and
Il u e. for the other months on the
expectation OF unsettled ana colder
weather with prospects that market
ing would be .interfered with.
oats WAS "a fraction higher Tor each
month on account OF the strength ~
corn
provisions started steady but tho
The Detroit times., 1913-12-22

IsADIFS-To make shields az home
$50 per 100 Ordinary plain sewing
can make four an hour Material
furnished. Work sent prepaid SEMI
stamped addressed envelope for par.
ticulars Paragon supply Coz, Ze2g4
Myrtle-avc.. Kansas CITY. NO.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-22

LADIES HATS CLEANED ana biocke1
i-Panamas our speciality. Exclusive
Hat Frame shop, 81 Gratiot-ave.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-22
BOSTON COPPER MARKET

Reported for The Times bv Paine.
Webber & Co. Dee. %.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-22

BUSINESS. SHORTHAND ana
typowriting at The Business Tnstl.
fute. Cass-ave. Just north OF Michf
Gan. The largest. best equipped
business training school in Michi.
gan" Phone Main e53l
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27
Merifos 9tatnrt@dbe.

0ie mirfbi6aftlide 8eoeutung
Merifos fir sic Ser. 5taaten 1T iebr
groB. Merito bat ettpa 10000
9ataoratmeilen Sladenirrbalt. MGas=
ia fat gegen 100000 1tnb Sepas etpa
balb iobiel. Merifo lit alio a1ngefabr
10 gnoB ipie ser finite Gbeil 6es &C.
bietes ser Ser. 5taoten, einI9lieblid)
MIasfos.
Muf 1ieiem ungebeuren 6ladyen=
ropm lebe1p MIR a11pgefabr Is Miuio=
men Meniden, 5apei Giinftel oopon iin6
St16ianer un6 ser &eit ser Miidung
BON S%roianern nit M~bfommlingen
europaiider geationalliittatten. Sc be-
fin6en iid1 l&ngefdbr 10000 Metlen
@iierbobn in Mertfo, 10000 @eilen
|Selegrapben=2imen a1n6 gegen 5000
&oitGmter. Sic Musfl1br 11n@ Sen
Ser. Sfaote1t bat eirte1r @ertb bon ct
mo- $150,OOO,000. Die &aIfte Set
@usftbr beitet 1T Metauen, uno Die
@infubr nn9 Merifo belduft it6 auf
runo 500, 100000 Merifo lit eli
mes Ger iilberreibiten 2dr6er Ger @elt
inns bat a1Ber6em ~l1neebeaare 5dtaibe
on @ol6, @iien,- 8tyn, @a.editlber aaa'6
@let. @eger 100000 Menden iin6
lit @ra1bet a1a1b in Sdmelamerfen, be-
lddftigt, a1r6 reide @obIenIager, TO-
onie ,ergiebige @elquellen iorgen fir
Gel1erlng. Mmerittaniides @apitd
un6 arrerifaniide gnergie baben sort
cine ge1paltige Mrbeit aa1f alien 1pirtb=
idnftlidJerr 11n6 ir6a1itrielIen @ebieten
get6am ut16 boben nidt 5um fleiniten
Ibeil 6ie @ntpidluqng 1tn6 sen &ll=
tur1tano berbeigefiibrt, Sen Merifo gee
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oeranfridtrng ser often @errlidteit
|6es nritteIalterliden groBierbiide11
@eides Enlightenment aeto Soeale pile
gen. l1nb habei mobnt 6ie gr0bere
&a1He 6es innerli6 eiinigen ierbofroa<
tiIhen @olfsitammes na1f oiterreihf=
idem 8o6en!
Sc bon6elt iiA fir sen 0iterreiM>
ldem Staot 5arrstt, ftb 9egen Ole int
mer ittGGrfer 6roben6e ~nmtlammerat1ra
|bur6 sos @latpeutbum gu mebren.
nnb oar1m Der @e9eniab gu gnB=
lano 6as iib gum Sort fir oas @la-
1pentbatm oufgetporfen bat. 9oS tpobl-
ge4neinte &an6i9reiben bat olio fei~
nespegs sen eemunfidften @rfolg &c,
babt, fom0ern fit sen 3orer MIR cine
@eranlaiiung 5a ser @rflarp1g, @uB-
lanb per6e Die %SSntereiien Der Slatper
5u iidiiben miiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27

&erio6e liegen feline itatiifiiden Do.
ten Dor, 6od tpeiB man, oaB Ole fran-
50iiiden Mnfdiner gum Ebea iebr
mangelbaft marer. Study mar oie @bi-
rurgie oamalS nod ni6t 10 erttnidelt
tpie beq1te, 10 ouB oerrmatbli6 bon hen
@erlebten ein groBerer B~ro5ent1ob
itarb. Maes in aaem 0arf man alto
getrolt %altnebrnen, 6aB 6ns fran5oit=
ide &egime in @erb6ltrmB mebr Men-
idenleben gefoitet bat.
8u 6em Opfern ser l1tfane qber
miiiien eigentli6 ol1b 6ie Menidyen
ge5ablt meroen, Die anitedeuoer
&ranf6eiten erlagen, un6 bier baben
6ie Mmerifarer unter Sberit @oetpals
fait nod @robartiges eeleiftet ais
auf oem Sel6e Der Sngeniealrsfunit::
Die lanitaren 8erbeiierll1rgen oie iie
in ser &anal5one porgenommet ba-
ben, for1ern sic REMEMBERING Ser
gan5en @elt beraus. Mber ME fat
eine miibiaune Mrbeit id0neren 2obn
9e%fu1oen. l1nter 5em fnan5oiiiden
&egtme gab es cine Berio6e, mo- in
Der &onol5one bon tour ero Meniden
lie 60 SEM Sieber erlagen. Sen Slime
rifanern lit es gel1ngen, bas 6ieber
faft b0llig at beieitigen. Mls 5ie 6ran=
5oien Sen &a1,albola in Ser &ano bat=
ten, for6erte 6as Sieber logar nafb~
reno ser Sabre 1892-1897 mo- mf
|6em Sitbmns 10 gut tpie gar fein gel=
bes 6ieber berridte, aablretde Spfer.
SSm borigen Sabre bereinigte Sberit
@oetbals eine Mrnree bon 1850 Dir
beitern unter 1einem &ormpan6o unb
fnrbt elmer oaoon itarb am Gieber, tpie
iberbuupt sic Mortalitat cine eritarr=
|li6 geringe mar, almnl tper1t n,a11 iid
bergegenmarttgt, 1ab es ~getp0bt1li6
|no9 geraum 8eit balaert, Big ser
Mmeritta1ter ii9 an 6ns tropil6e Sill
ma gem0bnt bat.