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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24
8 8lod 1 Slippers Mbb. ct. @Iouo,

8 gGod 1 Slippers Mbo. ct. @louo.
$4,000.
German s. @dparb unb Srau an
@rneft Studs, az S8A Gee. 90, Nh
PEEK 9s8 + Gee. 2e<122<2s. gqir Saben. 49,
@rnet Studs unb Srm1 an 8rn. s..
Mearftparbt II. a. Got 8 M8A @BK;
Sec. 34z122z28, Gair 9aben, $6.500.00.
WearD Nortb 1n6 Gate an 9einri9
9artn1a1t, @8A BA Gee. 13>121z24,
Main Pratrie 100000.
4einrt9 $6ben 11b SSram an 8raneisca
0Fenoorf, $beiI bon Got AZ Club. Cub.
So. s, Sreeport, 100000.
9drrb @tur8eon u11o SSrau an Gnra
9iltner. Got Big. 80 SUP. Got 4 Blod IL
Melrofe, 100000.
Md. @etnanb unb Srm1 an gnspar
@iIgers, Got 8 unb She'll bon Got 8
Sec: 28<125<90. Mbon, 100000.
Mnn. 9. Bbo1e11ore an George y.
@eiben, Got 8 BIod 1 Mobbins l1n6
Meu6enbalrs Abb. @mut Centre. ST.
9OO.O 90.
@einri@ Stirring un6 Srn1 an Geo.
ublenfott, Mh 1854 Sec. 8 unb M@A,
NGA sec. 4>126<33. Melrofe, $4,000.
Geo. ublenfott unb Sral an Gerhard
Syi9temann, Mh M8A Gee. 8 N@A.
&GA Gee. 4<126<33, Melrofe, $3.50.
5tetpart g. Collins unb Srm an @.
8. 5eaburb, Got. 4, 8lod rs 8otpe5'
Nbb. ct. @loub, $4,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24
&nitem mub @dAuinbimd)t.

Suibem unb @rtdlh1ngem letter.
ftets, mer1t nernadldfidgt at fdIm-
men 9rngenbddmer6er. 9ie bette
@ade, ole SIR tbun f0ru1t, tpe1p1 SIR
cine @rtdItung bobt, Ole @u@ Be-
idauer6e madt, 1T, eine G1aide ST..
Sings Neue @nt6edrng ar 1tebnne..
STR mer6et 2i1poerrtng befonu11er1 bon
ser eriten Colts, ur6 fdlieBli9 tpir0
Ole @rfdltatmg neridepirtoen. .. s.
8rotun bon M,1scuoine, @ln., idneibbt:
nMeeine Grau log mieoer I'M 8eH mt
eipem bartndidfiigen &atberp, at1n ID
CLAUDE fiderlidL metur es 1rtdbbtt fit 81.
@ings Mea1e @1hbeGtr11g gepeien tpdire,
iie miir6e beute 1idt leben." 8eeutst
fir oreiumobienBig Sabre ols bas Bette
MitteI fit &uften rnb @rt6ilhttargesr.
8reis 500 ur6 $780,. @mpfobIen
bonn MoIHors Dra1g @tore. - a1-
deige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24

getpalt un6 beri9ieoener 8etrige<
reien berbaftet. @eitere @erboftun
gen itebe1 bebor.
2nrentbrrg.
Die @nttnper bot Ole @el6er fir
Sen 8abnbou M0r6ingem.&eb
1en.2nremburg bepeit geiteM
un0 ion. 6erieIbe ioofrt 1T @ngrifff ge-
ronln1e1r >per6en. = SSm &alIer lit
ser @o1s zines 1tea1en S@ulbm1ies nit
9ebrertpobru1pg beidloiien. = 8is
CUR @onen6lng Ser Saaerbboliperre
miro sic gepIante electriide 8eleud<
tungsonloge lit Mbn, @ormel-
5ingen, 9bermormel1im
gen un6 @bnen bon Ger Grierit-
Iden Stoot@entrale outs betrieben
mer6en. - Der @aat ser @aiierIei-
tung in @oegen 1T fo1rtrottlii@I
bergebe1. - Sos @o@ ser Stride in
9bermnmpa@ tpltr6e 6urB
Seuer erbebli9 bei@d6ist. - sSn
DeiffeIt @IerD bramte 6te @e=
bauiu1og 6es @irtbes SbeiszDelof1
totaI ob. - Ser WfiiIer 8et. &tri4
in Go m (gdittburgermib-
le) gerietb beim @dgen in eine &reis-
iage ur6 tpnr6e Iebensgefdbrlt@ ber-
lebt. 3mifden @rebenma.
der un6 so n@tbu NJ tpur6e Ole
9eide 6es Dor ca. 5 @oden III 6ie
Moiel gefnnenem 6%6idbrigen @in8ers
Mntb. @ef@er aus @6engen ge-
Ia1t6et. - Ser orufargs 60er ftebetroe
@ergnno11et Nic. MoIitor in @etin-
gen itiir5te ole @elGertreppe btnattter
a1r6 erlag efrrem 8rrB 6es @mdgrats.
Gdtpeia.
3uraeit beitebt Elm GROCER @retS-
riididIng in Be r n auf beridieoerett
2ebensmitteI11. @eit ciron 6 @oden
babert sic @affees mn 20-25 ST. ste
100 @g. obgei9Iugen. 8uder, ben
mon Dor einenr Sabre nod NIT IS bts
20 ST.. beaablte, b6lt fih be,te taa1ne
nod 5u AZ -45 ST.. ginerp atrtglaltbl
Itben Mudfiidlog baben Ole &di e erf or
rem; 10 peroen 9eute bor3ugllime
QltaIitGt 81 ST. 1.50 Bis 100 bas
Sig. offerirt; Dor ntdt longer 8ett
fta1roen 6iefeIbet e1t gros be3ogen mint
1efteng 26r. Bis 2.10, nlfo I'M Detail.
ST. 2.6O Bis 2.7O 6os @g. Sic Mil@
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24

gillette Grau Der @enreinbe Meu.
meiler 6ie @itttpe 8obrer, iit I'M
Mlter Don IS Sabren %geitorben.
SIN Gabrimntentpeien @ogt in Mie-
oerbrod brau1,tem ser @fer6eitau,
bie @l1tomobil- Garage unb 6as Ma.
gadin ab. Sdaoen 10000 Nff. - SsSn
Sbaffbau1en brannten 6us
@obnbaaas 6es M6erers Sol. Soos
,ab, 1T @ren6eIba4 1as Dop-
pelbauS BON Sol. &l1b atnb Mei9.
8adpffner.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24

lit altgenblidli6 in iol6 GROCER @en-
&c borban6en, Dob Die &reiie felt lebb-
tem Sabre beoeuten1 geiunten fino.
@benio baben Ole @iebpreiie ei1ren
@iididlog erfabren. - Mus @er5tpeiiff.
hung iiber 11e untrea1e bpes @attem,
ser feline 6amilie berlaiien batte, too
t0tete cine iunge Meltber 1a11re1t8
@abm iib a11p6 tire 6rei &in6er TIM Ml-
ter BON 90 Sabpen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24

TO erbalten. = Stel1er.
eim1pebmer Sob. s.. Mlbre@t IN @il-
fer5ingen fonnte iein 50iabrtges
Dienitiarbiilaiium begeben.- ST. S rei l.
burg ftor6 &otelier CONNER, @e<
iiber 6es tpeltbefonnten u8abringer
@of." - 3m @ottma6imgen
anur6e ser @abnar5t 9r. @tamm aus
Ebainge1no bon einem 8uge getrof~
fen uno get0i6tet. = Sn @aSba&
9erietb ser MeBner I116r.
@trad unter iein etgetes Slabr&perf
un6 erlag ieinen @%er1ebungem. -
@iirgermeiiter g. @e6 BON @appe1
lift geitorben. - 8eim &oqafa0eto
mnroe ser 15idbr. Sdmieoemetiter>
iobn Ber6. 8Ien6er in g fein
bon ei1rem ~itiir8en6en Stomm eri@lo-
gen. - Ser 72idbrige 8. Storf in
@ieientbnI tpuroe bo1p etnem
miIbgepor6ere11 @ir6 5at to6te ge-
i6leif. - Sn MIlmannsmei-
Ter feierten Ole @beleute Mn6reas
ur6 Morio @eimburger, geb. S@iff,
@ol6ene @odaeit.
Gliaf.2otbringen.
Die @emein6e &appe1m miro
Elm 11eles 59ulboms atr6 cine 1teue
@irde erbnlten. = 9as @9tpefeIbab
in Moosbronn 1T o11 Elm @on-
iorttum berfauft mor6en, 6os Ole
Sdmefelqlaelle Biz In 1en @0rtber
@ol6 Ieiten 11r5 6ori1t Elm bo9nto6er-
mes 8ooe&otel erri9tet mill. - Ser
9m6tags : Mbeeor6rete 8. Gtfder,
felt 26 Sabren 8iirgermeiiter bon
MitteIi6dffolsbe m, iit m
einem @9Ioganfalle geftorben. - De
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24

&utter cine ebnerroe Geier 6. - 81
|@ereutb brannten 5pei gefii1te
Sde,1nen 5es Mittergutsbeiibers &rie-
ger nieoer. Ser 8%ran6ftifter muroe
perboftet. - Mnor. Seemiiuer, Conn
maubamt Ser Greimiqigen Seuentpebr
Magnetsrie6, feierte iein 25iabriges
SubiIaum. - Ser @utsf0r1ter Mal-
3er 6es Sreiberrn bon 2in6enfels at
grben6orf mur6e i'm @al6e er-
idoiien mlfgefun6en - Die Sdmbfa-
brit bon &iittig in @irmafenS
mur6e al1r1 @roBfeuer b0lig 5eritort.
5dn0en $4,000 sat.
@mrttember8.
Sn &ornmeftbeim ion cine
fafboliide Stride gebaut mer6en. =
80 Sabre @mtsoienit bat Sta5tidnl<
beib S9id bon 2ampbeim bo1enr
oct. = SSn @apenburg itarb
Ger inn &ubeitarrbe Ieben6e bodm. ST..
@farrer BON &oetenbaa, Srb.
Siegfrieo b. SpetsSul5burg, int Ml-
ter bon 81 SSabuen. = Ser I'M &rbe.
itanoe Iebenoe bodm. &r. 81. 2ader,
ebem. Stabtpfarrer bon SGeer, lit
inn glitter bon 80 Sabren ~geitorbem.
= Ser S0f1ingen S%tnuBenapart
@nltis mltr6e in ser MGbe 6es Surg.
iden @dgemerfs ols9etde oa1s Der
@roa1 se5ogem. Ser @aftutrb s.
Tindb u3um &obnen" in lie n.
gen a. 8r. itarb 1a1r6 @bitnr5
BON elmer Sreppe. - SSn Mor6.
.buuen ~feierten Ole @beleltte Sol.
@ieoemorrt, peni. 66riter, rrn6 Sbere.
fla, geb. @efen @oloene &odaeit. -
Dos Mnpeie1r 6es Sol. &ler3 auf
-@iegeIbubl tplr6e 6urd)
6ener 5erit6rt. = SSn Sberitenfel5
bra11rte 3os @aitbaus BUR &rore"
nebit angebouter @deller 1ie6er.
8a6en.
&eioeIberg bot sic bebor1.
lide Gonoeiitor gum 8aa1 mtub Be
trieb ether electrii6en @trafbenbabm
bonn 8abnbof S6lierba@ nod Me&
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24
Ser Dady6edera1etiter &beoo.

glMudfte Ser 9adybederupetiter &beoo.
Cider 6a1r1 Mbit1r3 bom 9ode ei-
1pes @el1ba1es t6btlt@. ,r6 auf gleid
@ei{e fa16er ou9 in @irt3am-
en- ser 26iabrige @Hieferoeder IS.
@rob outs 8erleburg atnb in e IL
mimgbofen ser @oatnerpolier 81.
Muler sen Sos. = @uf 3ede 80.
men tpa,roe ser @ergn1a1rar Mer5 sos
0pfer elmer @osbergiftrng. - Imf
3ede vl1nier Grib" gu @anne
tpuroe1 3 @eiteirrborer bon giftigett
@alem betGtm un6 elmer erfttde.
Meinprobin3.
Sci 5en @eingutsbeiiberr bon St il.
6eSbeim, @ibingen ii. In1-
bauien dtneifen 6ie @in8er arur
lire 9obnfor6era1nget un6 M1perbem-
1pa11tg ibrer Organization 5atrdfJa8a1.
ieben. = Mmf 6em @per8berge bei
8onm foQ cine 8Iinofeuer1S tation
erri9tet merben, 5ie 9uftfdffferm our
Srientirung 5iene1t ion. SSn Sc IL
itaot 1T bo9m. ST.. @farrer @eorg
GIottert pIobIi9 on etnem &er5leioen
neridie6en. = Sn 8rmem ftarb
bo6p. @r. @farrer @et. Sol. Miner
i'm Sitter BON 81 Sabren. = @om
m%ercienrofb M6oIbert @olsmo1t 1T
2angenberg madte our @rri@p
tung elmer @tnotbome cine Sthiftung
BON 100000 Mf., 1n6 8oatI Coils
man itiiffttete 10000 Mf. als @runb-
itod fir 6os neate &etm ser fta6t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24

@olfsbuderei. - Ser @ropincial.
2anotag bat aa1r @rbolttng Der &lo.
iter< @leinen gu &immerob TO-.
600 Wf. betpiQtgt ur6 fir Ole SSn.
ftan5iebutng Ger often tatb. 8farr.
firde in BE + g einen mei-
tere1t @eitpog bon 1000 @. 9ie
s@siird3e 1T iebt 6em 0blateror6ee
iibertragem 10 bob nun ser gar5e
@am erbalte1t merben tan1 1t11 nidt
leoiglid Eburm 1rr6 @bor. = Ssnifol-
ge ser arBergem0bultden Gro6enbeit
6es Sobres 1911 pr6 ser ungiimifMti-
gen @ittepa1ng 6es borisen Sabres
fat ser Giidbeitan6 in 6en @ifelbd'
den iebr geliitter. = Sn SO m1bam-
fen fonnte i'm 6orti9et &loiter Der
|Sdppeitern II. ]. 6rou 5ie bobbetagte
|@dtpeiter @erno6a Werger) br
Diomontenes 9r6enSiubildum feiern.
@efen.9 armftitabt.
Dte MISUNDERSTANDING 6es cur
fiirftltiden S@loiies in Main5 8, DIE
les Encouragement 8o1,es 6es 1ea1t-
idem 8orod, oeiien bornebmfter
|Gben ser @retffenflnui9e &aIaftflM-
gel an ser Meinfrost, gu ben feinitenp
@erfer 1er @eutiden 8o1funit bonn
Mnfong oes II. Sabrhun6erts 5dblt,
eebt nu1mebr ibrer @olGe1poa1ng ert-
qegen. glatf 100000 Mf. bela1fen
ii9 Ole Soften. Mit benz Mrs5rg in
|5os @aro-@loiter, 1er 8ibiliofbef otto
6es Gutenberg $ MuieumS in tbrem
fertigge1tenten Nea1ba11 ur6 ser &C.
mdl5es@aqerie tn Dos gepla1tte 1relae
Sous tperbe 16ie &6l1rue 6es S9loi<
les fir 6oa r0mii9 > germanii9e un6
SOS Mltertbums< Ma1ieum fret.
8a1ern.
@iienbabmiecretaGr @eorg &eim in
IS Ir5bmrg tpa1roe t06tlt9 bont
Sdlage getroffen. = @beu6a ftarb
inn Sitter bon 80 Sobrett ser @ema-
lige 8e5irfsfel6mebel 9abib 8eiier.
= @ie @emeitp6e ng btelt
oa1s MnloB 1es 25iGbrige Mmtsinbi-
Id1tms Hires @iirgermeiters MidoeI
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24
Cine @arte.

Dies 6iert CUR @eitdtig1ttpg, SOB
ole Mpotbeter bebonma@tigt itn6,
Outer Cello 5a1riideritatten, tper11
GoleDs &o1pep atp6 Sar @onrpoun6
perfeblf, @l,ren @uiten ODER @rfGl-
ttng gu t1riren. Sobn @erret, Sell,
@is., iagt: sd eebraa1dJte SoIep's
&onep ONO Sar COMPOUND fiinf Sab-
re long, ur1 es COB itets Ole Bette
3ufrieoe1beit un6 9eilte imnter einetr
&uften ODER @rbdilttnw. @ertpeigert
Smbitihlte. Meolitor Dratg 60. -
Mnseige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24
Gus eine1t g1tten @runbe empfoblen.
Is & Mrnt1t 230 @nnprTh @hnnz

6. s. @part, 230 @aperIp @tra-
BE, &eoria, Ssm., iogt: ~@iidentpeb
q1n6 geidaponere @ierert berl1ria6Yem
mir u~ngebeuren Sdmer3. @or im-
r1er mii6e atr6 loufern0e Beden Be-
a%1rrlpbigten midi. Mabm SoleD Seize
renpiuen atn6 be9nerfe 11addJ 6em 6rit<
ten Sage grobe 8eiier1tng. &ieH midi
boror, Bis i9 p%olliftdin6tg befreh NOR
BON u0en @e Idtper6et 11no 2ei6en.
Sos iit, tpara1m ib Golep Mierempi1en
empfebIe. @ie beiIte1t midi" Molitor
Drug 60. = M1aetge.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-05-22
DEEDS, mot WORDS
Minot People Have Absolute Proof
of Deeds at Home.

It's not words but deeds that prove
true merit.
The deeds of Doan's Kidney Pills,
For Minot kidney sufferers,
Have made their local reputation.
Proof lies in the testimony of Mi
not people.
A. Olson, Grant Ave-, Minot, N. D.,
says: II use Doan's Kidney Pills once
in a while and they keep my kidneys
in good shape. am too old to expect
any medicine to give me new set Of
kidneys, but l find that have kept
them in good working order by using
q couple of boxes of Doan's Kidney
Pills in the spring and fall. It was
nearly six years ago that I had so
much trouble with weak kidneys.
couldn't get around. I used Doan's
Kidney Pills for the first time then,
and they cured the attack. l was so
pleased that l publicly recommended
them, and am glad to endorse them
again."
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster Millburn Co... Buffalo,
Ney oYrk, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's and
take no other.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-05-22
FORMER MINOT WOMAN
LIVES ON TEXAS RANCH.

Mrs. F.. M. Henwood, whom many
will remember as Mrs. Stevenson, for.
merly court stenographer in this city,
will be interested in knowing that she
is visiting in this city, the guest of
her mother, Mrs. Wilson, and her bro
Their, w. d. Wilson of brady. Mrs.
Henwood resides on large ranch near
Henwood, Texas, her husband being
one of the most prominent stockmen
of that locality.
Il can hardly realize that this is
Minot," Mrs. Henwood said to rep
resentative of this paper. 81 left
here six years ago, and there have
been many changes. There are so
few people here now that know. You
know we live on a ranch and l thor
oughly enjoy the out-of door life. And
then, there is good money in cattle,
too"
eve don't let anything go to waste
on the ranch. We feed all our straw
and it seems pity to see so much
straw going to waste in North Dako-
ia. We sell scarcely any grain from
the ranch, but feed about all of it."
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-05-22
OPIUM Den
OPERATED
IN M|N0T
MRS. PRICE EDWARDS, COLOR.
ED, ESCAPES BY JUMPING OUT
OF SECOND STORY WINDOW
WHEN POLICE MAKE RAID.

1t appears that an opium smoking
Joint has been run At the home Of
Price Edwards, colored, on Ward st.,
for when the police went to the place
to arrest Edwards Wednesday night,
they found Chinese opium pipe and
several cans of opium. Mrs. Edwards
escaped from the police by jumping
out of q second story window, clad
only in her night dress. She remain
ed out all night, returning this morn
ing for her clothing, which she Sc
cured, then left again. The police are
looking for her.
Edwards and a colored woman
named Nellie Jones had quarreled
over So which the Jones woman
claimed was due her, and Edwards
is said to have slashed the woman
across the hand with a knife. She
caused his arrest. Patrolman Robin
son found Edwards in the kitchen and
pulling a gun ordered him to throw
up his hands, which he did.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-05-22
TRAVELLERS MIND A BLANK.
When Memory Returns Wandsrsr 10 In
South Dakota.

Brookings, 8. D.-As Edward .lern-
stad, farmer, was driving to town he
saw Il man staggering along the road
and then fall unconscious. .IernIStad
put him in his buggy and hurried to
Bookings. When the man regnined
consciousness he escaped in the tempo
rary absence of doctor, but was cap
tured and confined IN the county Jail
For two days he refused to talk. but
finally stated he was a. j Buhlmun
anu his home Chicago.
The last thing he remembers. he says
he was in Chicago. and he has no idea
how he came to be In Brookings. He
has no baggage. and trainmen do not
recOllect the man being a passenger.
Reports from volgu are to the effect
that stranger answering Buhlman's
description was in that town day or
two before he appeared here and that
his peculiar actions attracted attention
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-05-22
DADS MAY ADOPT
COMMISSION FORM.

HfIf
Resolutions are to be introduced
Friday afternoon for the adoption of
a commission form of government by
the county commissioners of Ward
county. The idea is very unique and
practicable and will without question
go thru. The commissioners plan to
form five committees as follows: Rec
ords, finances, highways, public safe
ty and schools, with one commissioner
chairman of each subcommittee, ex-
cept the highway committee, which
will be under the supervision of each
in his respective district.
The resolution was drawn up by Dorr
H. Carroll, assistant states attorney.
o.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-05-22
Pers. and Mrs. Crane Return.

Pres. A. G. Crane, of the Minot
Normal, returned today from two
weeks business trip thru the east,
where he went for the purpose Of get
ting in touch with his faculty for the
opening of the school Oct. IA. He
visited Minneapolis, Albert Lea, Mimi,
Chicago, Rensselaer,, Ind, and Indian
apolis, and met about fifteen very
pleasing candidates. Tn applications
will be considered at the meeting Of
the board, May 20, providing temper
airy quarters for the school are Sc
cured.
Mrs. Crane, who has been visiting
her parents in western Pennsylvania
for FIVE weeks, joined her husband in
the east and returned with him.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-05-22

overcome the desertion of the wool
and sugar senators when the bill 10
taken up in the senate itself.
Putting the bill against every con-
hngency they can conceive. the senate
leaders figure that the vote OH the final
passage Of the tariff measure will be
q tie. and with Vice President Marshall
there to cast the deciding vote for the
bill they are confident Of victory But
they expect to win by a wider margin.
They feel sure that there will be at
least two votes to spare in the majority
In favor Of the measure.
+ Some Of the district farmers unions
interested in cotton and wool growing
are trying to prevent the transfer Of
their products to the free list or a re.
-duction In the present tariff rates on
those products by persuading Demo
cratic senators to remain out Of party
caucuses called to consider the terms
Of the Underwood bill These organi-
cations are proceeding on the theory
that Democratic senators who remain
away from the caucuses will be free
to act as they please when the bill
comes up for consideration in the sen.
ate. Concerted action along this line
was agreed upon at conference Of the
Farmers union from southern states.
held in New Orleans not long ago.
Senator Theodore e. Burton Of Ohio
Rep.) has given out a prepared inter
view. IN which he expresses surprise
that greater interest has not been
aroused over the pending tariff bill.
which. he asserted. would create
changed conditions vitality affecting the
welfare Of the country Senator Bur
ton admitted that material reductions
in the present duties on many articles
would be for the country's good. but
he contendpd that the changes now
proposed ARE too drastic and are not
based upon any well considered or well
defined principles For one thing. the
changes were too sweeping" he said,
and that notwithstanding contrary
impression prevalent In the country.
the tariff act OF 1909 (the Payne Aldrich
law, provided for lower duties than
those heretofore In force
This was proved, he said, by com
putat1on Of the duties actually levied
during the opera ton Of the act The
duties collected In the last fiscal year.
safd Senator Burton. showed de.
crease Of more than . per cent on duti.
able goods and more than 10 per cent
% dutiabIe and nOndutiable articles
eombined, as compared with the expe.
aence in the last fiscal year that the
0lngIey tariff was In operation
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COST OF LIVING ONCE HIGHER
Bean Soup Was 81 Plate In Early
California DAYS,

Palo Alto. Cal.-Proof that the cost
of living has gone down considerably
since the early days of California is
produced by e. r. Weisshaar of this
city. who has unearthed bill of fare
provided the gold miners in 1S+9 by
the Ell Dorado hotel. Placerville
Among the delicacies mentioned are:
Bean soup, 81 a plate; sauerkraut, 81;
hash. low grade, 70 cents; hash, lS
carat. 81; roast beef, plain, ST.; with
one potato fair size), SIPS; beef, tame
(from the states). $1.5O; roast grizzly,
81; two potatoes. medium size. 80
cents: two potatoes. peeled. Is cents.
A notice at the foot of the bill Of
fare tells patrons that meals are pay.
able in advance and that they will find
gold scales at the end of the bar
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SEEK CONTINENT IN
REGIONS NEAR POLE
Croker Land Expedition VIII
Start North In July.

New York.-Plans for the invasion
Of Crocker Land. which was sighted
by Peary from Cape Thomas Hubbard
in 1906, are rapidly progressing. When
the exploration party sails from Sgd
ney. N. S.. on the whaer Diana In
July, under the leadership of Donald
B. Macmillan, the explorers will in
clude seismograph and complete
wireless outfit In their equipment,
which will be thoroughly up to date.
Electricity will also be utilized for
lighting. cooking the meals and heat.
ing In the remote regions Of the far
north. %gt.
It Is proposed by members of the
expedition to establish seismograph
station at the home headquarters on
the shore of Flagler bay. which will
be In charge of Ensign Fitzhugh
Green, U. s. N.
The object of the expedition is to
discover and explore the unknown
area north Of the present map Of the
arctic regions and If conditions are
favorable to penetrate the Greenland
ice cap
When the expedition was first plan
ned Macmillan was co-leader with
the late George Borup. whose death
by drowning about year ago of
Crescent Beach, Conn. caused TEN
porary delay of the starting of the
party.
According to Peary. who was accom-
panied by Messrs, Macmillan and 30.
rup on his dash to the north pole: "Of
UNEMPLOYED regions in the north there
are remaining but two Of first impor-
lance, the inland ice cap Of Greenland
and the area represented by the large
blank space on the map bounded by
Boring strait. the pole. the western
border Of the arctic archipelago and
the known open sea north of Siberia.
The theories of the coastal experts
have 1t that within this region lies an
undiscovered arctic continent or a Sc
ries Of large Islands. the whole not
greatly distant from Banks island.
Prince Patrick island and Grant Land
1.-THE western limit of the arctic archi-
pelago), while tradition among the Es-
KINDS strengthens the theories In nx-
ing the southern edge of the unknown
land not far north from Point Barrow
and America
Several thousand dollars have recent.
~ been contributed to the expedition
fund. The American Geographical 60
ciety has added $1,000 to its previous
subscription Of $4,000 and Zenas Crane
has Increased his subscription by
$500. Other subscriptions include
81 900 from George r French and 500
from Colonel d 4. Brainard The Uni
versity Of Illinois has made an appro
priation which provides for the add.
tion to the party Of All expert zoologist
DR.. NJ. G. Tanquary, n graduate, of the
university.
1t fs also proposed to establish me-
neurological station on Rache PENN
sula. This equipment will be provided
BY the weather bureau Macmillan has
known the hardsllips of the polar re-
gions and has voyaged Off the coast Of
Labrador In an open canoe studying
the Eskimos Of that country