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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-24
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W ~ ~ ~ v A-Ss $<sS@os
9uth.rs' 5ioe AiIoeiation on biz
g. Habn's Sons Co., 80 bei so 5uB
on Der GiiopstsGde BON Qipiugitoa
Strabs unb Suposr NlIep; 81.
ssobn Weib an 4neeIine W. Steele.
Cots B unb IL in DIod ., in g. M.
Stse!ts llnterabtbei!uns in College
9ia; 81.
DiibeImina g0rser an pelen Zoo.
men, 30 BEL 100 Sub an Der Norbpefts
Ode BON gourtlano unh Ndssr Strds
Be; 81.
Charles S4lsar an Benjamin 3.
Mcgennan. 9ruitss, 80 bel 100 Jub
on Der Gubfeite Der 6ubfon Npenus.
so SUB Deitlih bon Spenesr aDenue;
f.rnsr so bel 141 Gub an Der Norbofts
Ode Der Waaple unb Geeiion NDenus
in .Noripoob; fernsr 30 bei ITO Gub
an Der Siiotpeft sGds BON potier pIaes
unb Solupilb apenue; 81.
6enrp R. 6uIsmire an go. 9,
9bOmpfOn, Got 2 inDoiter & HnisbPs
ghbition su pI.aiunt Ribst; 81.
Jobn Rod an Barbara apn, 2oi
100 BON QongDierp lnterdbtbtflune
Mbbition 3u Cartilage; 81.
2beobose Orau an Geo 3. Dpos,
Got 81 bon Grant 80. Drptpu's lin.
tsrabtheilung uHo abbi!ioH y Rea.
hing; 800.
!. shusel 9. UsoaGta. 1t,4as1 q
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-24
1ie Dilaas psa Wssate Garls
Bon g obo BON RuIIen.

geiiirhfen Gle nid,ts, Serr 2eier:
ih irin nift iaiiHnerno bic 81noe
iiber oein aopf suiannnenihIagen ilno
ben SpieltenfeI nnfIagen iino bic I'M.
ieIige leibenid)nit, 2eben unb gbre
iinb Gut nuf benz griinen 9iih III
pfrlieren if) min mid iiberbnupt
nift in Sbre ieelifden AngeIepenbei.
ten rniIfen, benn Id babe fem Ment
bn5u, 1,,,b min es mir ouh I,idt neb.
men. Cine 2eihenidoft lit 10 gut oDer
10 i@letbt ME bic anbere, sper Ne bat,
md iG50L ME q mt jbr flyti0 mtrh
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-24
Gin @Iud.

rDsin Gbef iab ia geitern, als bu
nnten Dorbeisingit, gerabe gum Geniter
binuus."
.Ja. uno ih bate ibn beinak lbers
feben. Gum Slid ipudte It mir ses
,Tose dvf ben Rapf."
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-11
q ORGER /. LANDED
FOR TWO YEARS

young man OF neat appearance, well
educated aad expert penman, was
sentenced this morning by Judge AL
len Robinson in criminal court to
serve two years in the Mouads-
vile prison on his plea Of guilty to
forging checks on local banks st.
clair,s life from the time that he
was a lad at school in Scotland reads
like fiction. His parents, prominent
Scotch Highlanders from the north
ern part of Scotland, gave their son
an excellent education and when he
became of age he received s1O.ovO
in money as his portion OF his par
ents' estate. He decided to come to
America and make a fortune. The
pictures that were put before him
of the land of the free induced him
to come to New Yorkscity.
Vie came to this country and re-
ceived position with large COR
poration that netted him $3.50 a
month. The large salary was his
downfall. He was induced to mingIe
with high society and as a result
got in wrong with wine and fast
women. He travelled the pace that
kills for number of years and in
that time spent his entire fortune
and lost his job. He came to West
Virginia and started new, but soon
again went TO the bad, with women
as the direct cause. He forged
checks of1 many hanks to assist the
women who held strings on him. He
got in with prominent woman of
this city and went on a trip down
the river. The Burns detectives
were put on the trail and with tle
focal detectives found out who the
woman was. They trailed her to the
home of relative at Williamson,
w. Va, where she was arrested. IN
the meantime st. Clair had left for
other parts and the sleuths we're ln-
able to locate him.
After hearing that the woman he
was responsible for getting into
trouble had been arrested, he gave
himself up at Parkersburg. Since
being kept in the county jail he
has been a model prisoner and as he
is a wizard with the Bible he has
taught some of the prisoners to lead
Tsetter-4iyes. When the ex-conyictI
evangelist of Charleston was in this
city some time ago st. Clair was one
of his first converts. He was repre-
sented by Attorney Gail Hamilton.
who made an eloquent plea for a
minimum sentence. He stated that
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-11
Sad to Be a Man Of Educa-
ton and Promi-
hence.

About three months ago an expert
check worker caught a string OF
banks in West Virginia. two banks
in this city. one in Petersburg, one
in Wheeling and various Others be-
ing victimized. it is alleged. The
Burns detective agency was en-
gagged. with the result that shortly
afterward man named Francis st.
Clair was arrested at Williamson, as
he was on his way to Marietta with
a woman companion, the arrest ana
st. Glars exploits being given in
the Telegram at the time. The fol-
lowing from the Wheeling News Of
Saturday evening is the sequel:
Francis St. Clair, alias St. Clair
Mckay, alias James Perciyal, a
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-11
Absolutely P11Ee

the young man had made arrange
ments with his brother in Scotland
to pay back every cent that he had
forged checks for, and that no one
would be the loser. After giving
him a heart to heart talk the Judge
gave him the minimum on the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-11

]. NJ. Google is here from New
Martinsyille transacting business.
Luther A Brighter was q business
visitor here Tuesday frof McAlpIn.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-11

charge, or two years in the Mounds.
vile prison"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-10

Improvements going on all the time in Ranges,
se The live business man looks out for the best
to our job we are trying to give you the best for
We demonstration of the all steel Range Eternal
oster says, Eternal, means without beginning or end
The Range misunderstanding Whether inter
tend our demonstration, 9 to II and learn some
on never get too old to learn, see what can be done
lie fuel meal can be cooked with on the
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-10
TELEGRlPA|G NEWS FLASHES

Put-in.Bay. o.. 8 ept. 10.-Interna.
tional celebration Of battle Of Lake
Erie one hundred years ago today has
brought here President Wilson. for
mer President Taft, DR.. ]. A. McDon-
aid OF Toronto, and many other dis
tinguished men.
San Francisco, Cal. Sept. 10
Francis Burton Harrison, new Gov.
ernor General of Philippines. is here,
accompanied by Mrs. Harrison and
resident Commissioner Quezon, to sail
on Manchuria for Manila.
Birmingham, Eng, Sept. 10.-Sir
Oliver Lodge promises surprise for
scientific world at meeting here OF
British association. Expected to
prove existence of life after death.
London, Sept. 10.-International
motor boat races for Harmsworth cup
expected to break worlds record.
Ankle Deep, American entry, high IA
vorite in betting.
New York, Sept. 10.-Miss Gene
lvieve Clark, daughter OF Speaker and
Mrs. Clark. returned from Germany
on Imperator.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-10
CONVICT GUARD WHO
KILLED OWEN SHERRY
IL DENIED BOND

The ex parte hearing Of Bud Rus
sell, the convict guard who shot and
killed Owen Sherry, youthful con-
Wet, at the Grand Central depot here
q few weeks ago. is being tried be-
fore Judge Robinson in the Criminal
Court. At 3 O'Clock Judge Robinson
declined to release Russell ON bail.
The examining trial Of Russell was
held before Judge CROKER and his
bond was fixed at $4,000, but since
that time he has been indicted by the
grand jury, when his bond became
null. Russell has been in the county
Jail since last Friday afternoon. when
|he came here from Huntsville and
surrendered himself to Sheriff Ham.
Imond. Habeas corpus proceedings
were Immediately instituted by his at
| torneys. Houston Chronicle.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-10

Iconrol some 400 sores southwest Of city,
beginning ons-half mile from city limits,
all facing on Gentry road, good average
upland and part Of Il wellimprovsd. ! will
cut Il and sell In small ftms Of 10 acres
and up In most any part o. the tract. The
location for home and building purposes e
not surpassed around here and desire to
locate actual home builders. Deep water
Of excellent quality lies 1t about 40 fest,
and IL desired vii supply well whore
wanted. This Is your chance to CT small
farm close in and much Of Il overlooking
the city Of Bryan. Prices range from e35
to $50 per acre, your choice in locating.
Easy terms. This doesn't include my home
place which 10 not for sale. Also have two
city lots close in, on west side. Price 500.
GUY BITTLE.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-10
HOTEL BRYAN ARRIVALS.

Charles L. Haltom. Houston.
E. johnson, Dallas.
]. A. Donaldson, Houston.
B. NJ. Hubbard, Chicago.
r. l.. Sonfield, Houston.
Mrs. Mayors and son. Houston.
f. A. Brandt, Houston.
l.. H. Dill. Chicago.
C. Z. Turner, Dallas.
A. N. Penland, Waco.
w. A. Bate. Dallas.
Mrs. Arthur Potts, Bolton.
G.. C. Trips, San Antonio.
Roy G.. Henderson, Houston.
w. F. Reyburn, Galveston.
F. e. Niece, Houston.
Will Coffield, Rockdale.
Bob Weathersbee. Del Rio.
J. F. Cosgrove, Beaumont.
Sam Smith. Dallas.
Joe Nussbaum and wife. Mexia.
Miss Juanita Schaff, Groesbeeck
John Hit, Houston.
B. Hickman, Dallas.
S. T. Atkins, New York.
r. Hoffman, Houston.
JEFF Cochran Jr.. Shepherd.
s. H. Lewis, Houston.
A. A. Smell, Houston.
J. Cargyle, Beaumont.
George B. Wells, Baltimore.
X. Sewall, Marlin.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-10
STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE.

Annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the Bryan and Central Texas In
teurban r. R. will be held in the Of.
fee of the Company, in the City OF
Bryan, Tuesday September 18th, at
IL o'clock noon, for the purpose OF
electing the Board of Directors. and
for the transaction of such business
as may be necessary.
(SigneO L. M. HEWITT,
Secretary Bryan and Central Tex
as Interurban R. r.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-10
SHOWS AND HOTELS.

All moving picture shows, hotels
oarding houses. city halls. jails
hurches, schools. and private homes
re subject to insects and germs
Spray them with Ross Dead Quick
spray, and reduce disease.
A delightfully."- clean disinfectant
certain death to germs, insects ant
their eggs. Sold in Bryan by e. ]
Jenkins, the druggist.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-10

A medical journal has an article ON
How to Lie When Asleep" OF more
value would be an article on how to
induce people to tell the truth when
awake.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-10
NOTICE, U. o. CT

The meeting Of L. 8. Ross Chapter.
u. d. c.. advertised for Wednesday
or this week. has been postponed un-
I'll Friday, September IL, at 4 o'clock.
At Carnegie Hall. Every member OF
the chapter IL urged to be present,
ana all visitors will be welcome.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-10
U. s. WEATHER BUREAU.

Bryan, Tex, Sept. 10.
Arkansas, Oklahoma and Fast
Texas (Bryan)-Unsettled showers
tonight or Thursday.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-10
Weather Notes

Precipitation yesterday, 80. Total
precipitation up to date this month,
196 inches.
| JOHN DAILY JR.,
| Local Observer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-03

BEL 9 0 d Ii NJ ereignete ii@ 6ur@ Ct
plo1ion elmer Sprengla6ung Elm idtpe-
res @9ieBunglud. Drei 8erglertte er-
litter 1ebensgefdbrli6e 8erletangen.
Sn 1in6 bel einem i@pe=
rem @emitter Elm s6oritarbeiter nro
elm iunges @d66en bonn 8lite er=
i6lagen mor6en. Das gleide S@id=
lol ereilte BEL &edlingbauien einen
8ergorbeiter. - Sn @egen&uart oes
SberprGlioenten Brin5 b. &atibor nn6
@orpep uno 6es @egierungsprafioen-
ten b. 8afe=Mrnsberg fan6 am 49,.
Sum- BEL $ amm 6ie @inleitnng oes
MbiefluHes in fem 11eues 8ett itatt.
@or % Sabren tpuroe sic @emetn=
Sc @er6obL, sic Bis 6abin in Meu-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-03

gabe in China! Deffnet Ser5 unb
&an6 gum beiIigen Werfl Seib sic
er5ten am fatboliiben Mmerifa, sic
nit ibealem uno praftii6em Mii,
iions Sinn a11ftreten - CUR 8efeb-
rung Gbina's III unieren 3agen!
Die &an5el, bie i) mir ertpablt,
ieien sic bel1tiden fatboliiden Set
tungen Mmerifa's! @enn meme
5timme erlabmt bonn Hre6igen u11o
&eoen, meme &rdfte fid eribopfen
bonn lteten &eiien, 10 ion meme Sc
Ser rr1fen bon ser bodragen6en Som.
5el ser 6el1ti@en fotboliiden Nreiie:
Sober 2eier, ie6e 2eierin, 6ie bas to-
tboliide &er5 a,1f Dem ridtigen
oeutiden Sled bat, ienoe einen Sci,
trag bon minoeitens einem Collar -
l,16 ser Sieg lit unier! Mande, sic
fleinmiitbig un6 matten @er5ens
iinb, i%iberb0ren bie1ei6t meinen
&uf; 10 m6gen an6ere fir file eintre.
ten init groBerem Mpoitelber3en uno
rei6erer @iiIfe - mie cine or1me
6eutide 8ittme bier, sic mir Dor ei-
nigen Eagen $50 CAB nit SEN @or-
ten: Sir sen Sieg 6es @lal1bens in
China m11b ib a16 etmas tbmn!
@ott pin es! Deutibe 8rii6er mnb
Sdmeiter11, o11f CUR Gbat! gin5eIn,
ober bereint in 8amiIien ober Ser
bdinben, erbebt gu6 in oieiem Sl1be1-
iabr 1918 5n elmer peitbin le1dten-
Sen fatbolii6en @%laubenstbat! @tebt
auf nit ienem beiligen 6euti6en
Opferiinn, ser idon 10 oft sic @elt
in 5tannen iette! ðt nns sic
&on6, inns, Sen tint sic boditen 3iele
ringen6en oeutiden Miiiiondren im
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-03

iiber 500 Bre6igten urt6 @ortrdge,
un6 obpobl ib, nit geringen Mus=.
nobmen, iiberau beim &lerus un6
8olf, %belonoers unter Den Deuti6en,
begeiiterte Mufnabme fano, fonnte i'd
Bis iebt erit $1,000 an 8ii@of &en<
ningbaus na6 @bina i6iden! Mit Ell
nem 6on6 bon elmer balben @ilion
= o6er tpas meine fubniten Soffnun=
gen iiberlteigen miir6e - elmer gan=
gen MiDton Dollars f0nnten pir Der
M11fgabe ser @egentpart gere@t mer=
6en! 8tr miir6en in Der 6euti@en fa<
tbolii6en Miiiion bon Su6 @@an<
tung 6as geiammte S6ulmeien or
ganifiren, tauien6e bon @ir@lein
bauen uno 10 sic BORT leben6en Mil=
lionen bon @btneien in Sen beiltgen
gannfreis oes fatbolii6en @lau-
bens 5ieben! S6 m0@te nun cine
meitbin Iidtbare &an5eI erridten> bon
mo- ale 6euti9en &atbolifen Mmert<
fa'S MIDI boren fonnten! Sd m0dte
nit Ser Stimme 6es beiligen 8onifa=
5ius, 6es groBen Miliiondrs nnieres
8aterlan6es, allen meinen 2an6sleu<
ten 5urufen: STR 6euti6en &atbolifen
in 6ieiem 2ano, erbebt @u@ mie Elm
Mann, 5eigt Dor @ott un6 ser @elt,
oab Ser @iifionsgeiit 6es beiligen
8onifa5ius in @u@ lebenoig miro!
'Sdaut nit edit 6euti9em @eitbIif
BIN auf 6ie ungebel1re Miiiions< Muf-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-03
Sic alte @eimatb.
@etfalen.

8effalen.
Ole &trbeneoQecte Ser Subilaums=
iammlung fir Sic &eibenmiiiionen
ergob in Ser Di05eie Ba6erborn
sic 5nmme bon 38,78S Marf, bur6
meitere Sammlungen BEL SEN &atbo=
lifen tpnr6e nod Ser Mber aQes @r=
morten groBe 8etrag bon 141,000
Marf 5~uiammengebra@t. = Muf
56a9t I Ser 3e6e uDannenbaum"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-03
Gin Mmfrui AT aue ocnt:
jd)em &atDolifem M,,te:
rtfaS.
9cntidc &atbolifen Mmerifa's! 2iebe
9aubslente!

Gin oeltlder fatbolii6er Miiiio>
NOR ruff gnb auf 5u elmer groBen
5bat! aue 8elt i6aut beute nod
China! Dos alteite un6 groBte &ei@
ser groe nit ieinen 400 Miuioner
Menl6en ltebt am S9ei0etpege, gan3
10 mie oas &omer : ð in Ben Sa=
gen Gonltontins! 8oue religioie 6rei=
beit gab sic nel1e &egierung na9
Acknowledgment &fen! Sic
bei6nilde 9taats &eligion lit init
einem 56lage abgeibafft, uno nit
bernebmli6er Stimme meiien oie
2enfer 6es neren @bina anf Dos @brt=
ltentbum bin. @el9 Elm @e6iel!
Mo6 i'm Sabre 1900 itarben taufen6e
6ineiide @briiten fir Sen @lauben,
@ii6ofe un6 Miiiiondre tpuroen bin=
gemor6et auf 8efebl Ser &egiernng,
un6 iett? Sir Sen 81. Mprtl 6ieies
Sabres murben idmmtli6e 8eamte
6es &ei9es beor6ert, in &ir6en o6er
@apeuen nit Sen Gbriiten gu beten
fit sic @ob1fabrt @bina's! Sn Ser
Gbat, sic Sage gonitanttn's febren
mie6er I'M fernen Often! @let@btel
mie sic politifde 8ufunft @binas ii4
geitolten mag, ie6enfals fann 6ie
Stride @ottes sort Tri11mpbe erleber,
ebenio groB un6 be6eutiam mie 3d.
mails, 90 fie aus Sen &atafomben
1tieg ans pone 2i9t ser Sretbeit nnb
sic obenb1dnoif6e @elt nit ibrem
&immelsiegen bur6brang!
Das 6ineiiide @oIf 1T tief reltgi6s
beranlogt, f0rperli@ nn6 moralii9
geinn6 nn6 fraftboQ, beiibt cine nr<
olte &111tur nn6 bobe geiitige 6abtg=
feiten, bot onsgeprdgten @tnn fir
MutoritGt nn6 itrenges 8amilienle-
ben, lit o1io gang mie gei6offen fir
nniere bei1ige fotboliide &eligion!
Mit er1 tonnli9em Offer bemiiben ii@
Sic @roteI tonten Mmertfa's, 6ieies
getpoltigite @ti}tonsfel6 Ser @elt gu
erobern; reid un6 arm, aneS ftenert
BEL! Sat- ie6e ISOLDE leien mir bon
MiGionen . @tiftungen GIT @uniten
Ser Miiionen. un6 pas tbun mir
@atboIifen? @ie regen mir nns in
bie1em mngebenrett @ettbeperb Inn
6os 400 MiQionen1S eelen=&et6?
Sumo 5000 fatbo1ti6e Miiitonare
ffGompfen ouf 6em 8o6en @btna's 1m
Sen Sieg bes Climbers; 11A Millio=
men getanfter &atboltfen baben ii6
bereits nm lire &reu3esfabne ge<
1hoort un6 nabe5n>eine Mtqion Meu<
6ri1ten 6rdngen fi@ priifen6 5u ibr
beron! ltnge3dblte @6aaren fottnen
mir ge%gentpdrtig fir @ott un6 feline
beilige Stride geuinnen, tpenn = Sic
@atboIifen bes rei6geiegneten Sine
rita nun nit nns eintreten fir @ott
un6 sic @eeIet1! 0it 20 6eutI9en to-
tboIii6en Miiiiondren arbeitet nno
rinet @6reiber bieies in @n6<@6an-
tung, 6em flaiii@en Mittelpnnt
@bina's, no Ser groBe @tonier BEG
@Ioubens, 8iI9of Singer, Dor 30
Sabren sic @reu3esfabne entfa1tete;
@iidof &enningbaus, Ser cole Mad<
folger Mn3ers, ian6te mild nod SINE
rita, nit benz Mnftrng: @ntf1ammet
sic mnfere 6reunbe in Mmertfa NIT
opoitoliidem Offer fir @bital
Sin nun z Morate I'M 2an6, btelt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-03

fernen China! &on1mt nit gurer ftar-
fen 2iebe l1n6 2~iebeSgabe! !,
Mnf cine mil1ionenitimmige einmii-
tbige Mntmort aus allen beutfben
M6iinner= un6 5rauenber3en tpartet
S guer
Sofepb &oelters,
81. Tbeol.
China Miiiion6r Ser Sci. 8.
q0ttl. @ortes.
Mm 6e1te Der Muttter bonn @uten
@atb, 1918.
Norelie 5ur 8eit:
Snititute Of Notre Game,
Misquitb Street an6 Miblanb
Mbenue,
Baltimore, Marplan6.
@tanoige M6reiie: Miiiionsbaus,
Ee9nh Sn.
M06te obiger bo6beoeutiame Muf=
ruff cine mir6ige beuti6e fatboliibe
Mntport fin6en.
Soiepb 6rep,
8rG1i6ent oeS 8. st. 6. Central
8eretns.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-03
9ie BETTE Mebi5im in Ser @elt.

vMein fleines Ma69en batte &l1br
iebr iblimm. Sd 6a@te, fie tpuroe
lterben. @bamberlain's Collie, @bo<
lera= uno Diorrb0e<Mittel betlte tie,
uno i9 tam in @abrbeit fagen, oab
i6 es fir bic Bette @eoi5in in Der
Belt bolte," idretbt 5rau @tlb.
Orris bon glare, Mi@. gu faufen
BEL alien &Gnolern. = @n3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-03

| enra6e bertpaltet mnr6e, gum ielb-
itanoigen Mmte erboben. Canals
5ablte @er6obl run6 5000 un6 beute
idblt eS 1000 Seelen, 8. /. cine gu
nabme BON uber SO Bro3ent. Das
Dorfbil6 bat in Ser 3eit gegen fritz
Der ein gan5 anoeres, f6oneres Mus=
ieben erbalten. Mud unfere Sn6u=
itrie bat ii6 itetig meiter un6 geiun6
entptdelt. - Mtten6orn 1tan6
am 8. un6 9. sunni inter 6em 3et6en.
zines groBen nationalen @eiangtpett-
itreites. Sen @inlaoungen 6o3u folg-
ten So 8ereine aus &beinlanb nnb
@eltfalen. Sic modten ibr @ri9ei=
mem nit 3uiammen 1900 5angern.
= Die notwithstanding nimmt
i'm &reife 0Ipe einen groben tint
fang an. SIN 2aufe Ser lebten 3eit
ltn6 mebrere 0rtspereine 6es &reu5-
biinoniifes 1el1gegrin6et, 10 6aB oe-
rem 8abl int &retie SIpe auf IL ge-
itiegen iit. Sim 80. 5. Mts. unter-
nimmt 6as @reu5bun6nib etne ge-
meini9aftlide @aufabrt 1a@ @erl.
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ii6 in Acknowledgment. Ser StraBen-
,p1rter @eder aus &romba6 iprang
bon Dem 2aitarto ser &oas=8 rauerei
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un6 bon Dem &a6e eines idlperbela-
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tpmr6e. Diefes gtng linn uber 6ie
8ruit, 10 bnB Ser 500 fofort etntrat.
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@6Iner Sta6trotb Ser Mntrag
M0nning, 6aB Elm @rematorium nidt
errtdtet mer6e, in namentli6er Mb-
Trimming nit 26 gegen 10 Stimmen
angenomrnen. Das Centrum itimmte
geidloiien fir, sic 1iberale 6raction
gei9Iofien gegen Sen Mntrag, 6esglei-
den ser 0berbiirgermeiiter. = SSr.
foIge Ser @r6arbeiten an ser ne1et1
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rutf6e bolitdn6ig ab5uruti6en. 3obl-
rei@e @obnbduier, fomie Sic @dule
m1Bten gerdumt mer6en. = Sci
Miblbeim I'M @e5irf GobIen5
traten in iiingiter 8eit getpaltige Gro
bepegungen auf, dbnli@ tpie int Sab
re 1906. Mon nimmt an, 6aB Die
l1eberlait1ng ser &al6e Sic uria6e
6es 8ergruti&es- fei. @as in 8eme.
gung eeiette @rorei@ lit 1870 Me-
ter brett uno Elm @lometer lang.
&d11ier fin6 nidt be6robt, peil nod
oem 8ergruti9 bon 1906 in 6teiem
@ebiet &dufer ni@t mebr errtdtet
tpur6en. 9agegen lit Ser an 6en Sci.
bern angertd]tete Sbaoet 1ebr groB.
- Sem friiberen Berbnn6sbeamfen
Meper, etnem Der I'M @te6eraufnab-
meperfabren aus Dem befanntenMei
S@ro6er Sreigeiprodere1,
|pur6en bom 2anogert@te Sort
als gntfddoig1tng fir Sic
unidul6ig berbubte 3udtbausitrofe
bon bier Sabren 21,153 &c., iotpie
bonn 1. MprtI 1918 ab cine Sabres.
rerte bon 1880 SO. Bis al feinem IS.
sebensiabre 3ugeipro6en. - Sic
S6ee 6es @anoertbeaters, tpte es Ser
nbeinif@-meitfqliider Ser
battosbnbnen 3u bertpirfli9en illdt,
bot a1f elmer @onferen3, sic 6ieier
dwf-g "a No. - III EHMAAa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-11-11
Prisoner, However, Places His
Last Hope in District
Federal Court.

(Bv Federal Wireless Telegraph
CONCORD, New Hampshire, Novem-
Der ESPECIAL to The Advertiser) y
The decision handed down today does
not mean that Harry Thaw will be re-
turned Immediately to WATERMAN asy-
lum. He has pending in the United
States district court a petition for
writ of habeas corpus. 1t is improb-
able that the hearing will be held for
at least three weeks.
The extradition order was granted in
response to requistion papers from Gov
ernor Glynn of New York, filed by for
mer District Attorney Jerome of New
York City.
Governor Felker bases his extradition
order on written opinion from Attor,
ney General futile. The Governor 3
decision is strictly in accordance with
interstate comfy. ~Thaw,t apparently,
was not disturbed and issued the fol
lowing statement:
at has been my opinion that Gov
ernor Felker would order my eXtradi-
tion. All people concerned thought so,
and | naturally was moved by their
belief. 1t is also my opinion that Gov
ernor Felker did what he believed was
right. | think he merely considered
whether the documents were technically
correct, and that he did not inquire
into the motive which inspires the pros
ecutiOn of me. am not disheartened,
and my strongest hopes lie now in the
federal courts.