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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-14
THE VERY LATEST IN FASH
IONABlE MILLINERY AT FERN
RYBURN'S.
BUSY DAY IN CITY COURT.

The Mayor Has a Time Assessing
Fines on "Vags" and Cams"
Yesterday morning in the city
court the mayor had a bunch Of
individuals up before him who were
arrested by the police and charged
with having no visible means Of
support. AS they We're unable to
give a satisfactory answer to the
interrogations of the court they were
all fined in sums ranging from $40
to S25 each and told to hunt Job
A few knights of the green cloth
were also hailed into court and fined
S25 each.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-14
PHONE-253-PHONE.

FOR PROMPT DELIVERY OF
YOUR GROCERIES,
2 WAGONS LEAVE AT 7. A. M.
2 WAGONS LEAVE AT 9 A. NJ.
2 WAGONS LEAVE AT II A. M.
2 WAGONS LEAVE AT 2 p. M.
2 WAGONS LEAVE AT q p. M.
2 WAGONS LEAVE, LAST TRIP,
6 p. M.
WILL C. SCRlvNER,
THE UP TO NOW GROCER.
14tf
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-07-11
FEEDING CATTLE FOR PROFIT

In the Northwest farmers are
feeding cattle, and using lands worth
as much as $3.50 per acre-and at a
profit. Much better can be done in
the Southwest, where lands are
cheaper, and the season of growing
things far longer, and where the in.
tense cold does not require such
costly maintenance rations. But of
course this is Il study, and should be
carefully figured out by each farmer
who wishes to try feeding cattle.
The rule is to have hogs to follow
cattle when grains are fed, and thus
the profit is two fold-or at least
there is less loss from failure of eat =
tie TO use all of the grain.
/ On large plantations there is no
good reason that lands cultivated in
On large plantations there is no
good reason that lands cultivated in
corn, milo and small grains should
not be seeded to wheat, or rye, or to
rescue grass, for winter pasture, and
sios will help in the problem of Sc
curing cheap feed. We know sore
farmers who each year seed to wheat
or rye parts of their farms, some
times using cotton lands for this pur-
pose, as well as other lands, and thus
they have winter pasture for their
stock. After the stock have grazed
all winter the pasture is allowed to
grow mp, and is turned under, thus
fertilizing the land for another crop.
An objection to pasturing cult
waited lands is that they become hard,
and the air cannot penetrate them
with its supply of nitrogen. 1t is a
modern idea that in lands left loose
the air leaves some nitrogen, and it
is certain that they bring better
crops. But this is all a matter Of
profit and loss, and the man who
owns his land may use the land with
profit, if he turns under a green crop,
thus fertilizinz il anew.
The matter to be derived from fat
tening stock must be n matter Of cal.
culation with each individual, taking
into account all his own circum-
stances, and the cost to him Of feed
ing. We have markets near, and if
the bleak Northwest will show profit,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-07-11

surely there must be opportunity for
greater profit in less rigorous eli
mate, where lands are cheaper and
feeding can be done at less cost
Farm and Ranch.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-07-11
lola ITEMS
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Once more the glorious Fourth is
day of the past. That it was glori-
Gus everywhere is doubtful, owing to
the extreme heat, but that all who
came to lola thought so is certain.
Mcssrs. Jones and Grcenway had
certainly chosen one Of the most de-
lightful spots in the county. Mr..
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-07-11

Gibson furnished n fine beef, which
was barbecued to queens taste BY
MesSrs. Gilbert and Jarisch. The
platform under the trees was chosen
for the dinner table The meat.
about l25 lOaves of bread and n
number of iirkins of pickles were dis
tributed free by the committee. The
visitors brought cakes, pies and other
dcllcacies. The porch was decorated
with flags and bunting. while u very
large flag hung between two trees.
The inner man satisfied. +. A. Webb
and Jo" PcreN played "Thc Red.
White and Blue" after which ". f..
Holt, who honorcd us with his pres
cnrr, made an address. Mr.. Hollis
ability H. speaker i too well known
To- need comment. will only men.
llon few Of lhr things which
brought forth applause. Referring
10 the dinner he spoke of New Mex.
leo IL "Thc Land of Plenty" and of
the Gibson ranch a. summer resort.
lie also said that there was less il.
Illeracy here than anywhere else in
the country. During his discourse
u sand whirl came along and Mr..
Holt cleverly referred to it as our
only unpleasant feature, which, how
ever, is necessary TO purify the air
of the microbes cerried here from
other States. After Mr. Hollis in
terestlng talk the musicians played
Dixie" to the applauding people A
tremendous amount of ice cream and
lemonade were disposed Of. The ex-
celIent music made dancing under the
trees almost like scene from fairy
land. Mrs Gibson and Mrs. Danse
introduced visitors and did all they
could to promote feeling of pleas
IRE, so that it seems quite certain
that anyone who did not have the
best of times must have been hard
to satisfy.
Next Sunday, being the second
Sunday of the month, the Rev. Mr..
Day will be with us as usual.
Mr.. Green is arranging to make
extensive improvements on his claim
here.
Your correspondent, on receiving
some potatoes from her friend, Mrs.
II. Lucas, was 50 surprised AT the
size that she weighed the first she
picked up and found it weighed one
pound and one ounce. IIow's that
for new potatoes!
Mrs. Glenn Hoderby Of Deming
visited her mother, Mrs. Thompson,
for some days last week.
On Monday evening the young
folks had another dance. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roby furnished splendid music.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-07-11
LUXOR

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Paul j. Case was in Deming Mon
day. having finished the second cut
ting of his alfalfa. which averaged
two tons to the acre.
Albert Miller and q, q. Currie of
Liverpool. Texas. were here few
days looking for land for which they
could trade Texas property
a very enjoyable time was had at
the home of Mrs. j. 5. Benson of
Lewis Flats. About thirty persons
were present.
J. +. Simpson is visiting Arizona
points.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-07-11

Mr. Braden and family arrived
from New Orleans TO make Their
home in this ncighborhood.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-07-11

". Butler, who has just returned
from a trip TO Canada, has taken his
old position as section foreman at
Carne
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-07-11

J. +. Simpson is visiting Arizon
points.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-07-11

Your correspondent, on receiving
some potatoes from her friend, Mrs.
II. Lucas, was so surprised AT the
size that she weighed the first she
picked up and found it weighed one
pound and one ounce. IIow's that
for new potatoes!
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-07-11

Mrs. Glenn Holderby of Deming
visited her mother, Mrs. Thompson,
for some days last week,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-07-11

Next Sunday, being the second
Sunday of the month, the Rev. Mr..
Day will be- with us aS usual
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-07-11

Mr.. Green is arranging to make
extensive Improvements on his claim
here.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-07-11

On Monday evening the young
folks had another dance. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roby furnished splendid music.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-07-11

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-29
snffrasetten- &ramaQe.
Qon6on, &c. Weai


Sic iibliben SonntagsfratpaQe Der
5uffragetten baben 6iesmal int Bic
toria=Harf I'M 8elten6e itattgefan=
ben, mo @emerfidaftler mn6 So5talt=
iten cine 1emonitratton gu @lniten
bes Srauenitimmre6ts peranitalteten.
6iinf3ebn &ebnertribiinen maren err
riftet poroen. Sic 8olfsmenge err
Itiirmte einen &remier, auf bem Spl=
pia Hanfburit u116 anoere Suffraget=
ten iaBen, 5errte tie berunter nao
idleppte lie aus oem Earf binauS.
Die Boli5ei griff elm uno iteute Die
Sr6mng mieoer ber. Snffragetten
periudten, @beatlep Sail bel Cont
ca1ter, Elm Sir @iliam @oofe gebo=
RIGGS 2anobal1s, III Sic SUIT 51 ipren=
gen. 3mei Suffragetten periudten,
Sen @olfplat BON ct. Mnoretps,
;sdottlan6, tpo berte sic Mmateur-
@oIflpiele Inn sic MeiIteridaft ser
@elt beginner, gu beidaoigen. Cine
nurbe gefaBt, aber ipdter freigelaliene
Sic anoere entfam.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-29

ben In umio ihtperere, neil l%1nl0Sbare
&etten 3l i6mte6en, tie einem unbe,
iiegbaren, geiellibaftli@em Ditra3is-
mus preis3ugeben. ODER manifeItirt
iid ettpa Der ptelgeprieiene @eiIt Der
@letdbeit ben gingepanoerten geaer-
uber, 6eren ie6er etn3elne Der Mb-
fommling elmer Mation 1T, Ste cine
&11lt,1r btnter iid bat, oeren @rrei=
dung fit 6ieies 9ono nod In nebel<
batter Serne liegt? @enn 6ie Mati,
bitten bebaupten, 6aB tptr Gingetpan-
6erte 6ieien @etit 6es 2anoes nur
idner gu erfaiien perm0gen, iin6 file
~alreroings I'M &edte.
8ir gingetpanoerte uno alien boz
ran mir 9eutibe lieben 6ieies 2ano
gera6e 10 innig, piellet6t tnniger, als
iene, sic SOS @ternenbanner als
Sii6tud uno ais @ettoede benubeu,
6ie 90 glauben fir ibr @aterlano
'@roBes geleiitet 5u baben, tnoem lie
ibr ucipis amertcanus FUN" itol5 in
sic 8elt binausf6reten. Denno6 tpets
fen mir 6te 8eba11ptung 6es Ybiloloz
pben 8udle 3uriif, monad oas 8olf
6teies 2anoes fir eine 5elbitregie=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-29
Sn Sic 2mft seiprenat.
g nj n q, 2G

w ~. OtNl.
ltrterieeminen baben i'm @afen bon
Smpra ein nel1es ltnbeil angert9tet.
Ser Compiler vNepaoa" bon ser @oo=
il Gaoul@eieQi9oft, inn oitlihen
Mittelmeeroienit beidaftigt, lief, aIs
er einem ruiiii6en 9ampfer al1stpi@,
auf Elm unterieeiides Minenfelo, itieb
al1f orei Minen u1ro muroe IN sic
2uft geiprengt. Ser Compiler ging
iofort unter. Gier5ig 3erionen, Hai=
iagiere un6 Mttglieoer Ser 8eiabung,
ertranfen. Snfolge ser mebrfaden
l1ngliidsfaQe in ser 8u6t BON 5mpr-
no mir0 Ser 59iffsperfebr iebt bier
pouig eingeiteut. smprna miro fiirs
erite BON oen 1ampfern ser peri9ie<
6enen 9inien, sic regelmdBig bier
perfebrer1, nidt mebr angelaufen
tuer6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-29
Weber Jewelry & Music Co.
1as ubrbaus 9tddte Sbire sur YaitoHiee st. Glouo, @enn.

8etpeis oafur oient sic Mittbeilung,
Die sic 8ertreter Ger Gerbii11oeten in
elmer gemeiniamen Sttung ser tiir=
fiiden Gelegaten, Ssman Nilomi
Eaida, DEM turfiiden 8oti9after in
Berlin, mahten. Sic @ertreter ser
8olfanitaaten erflaren, oaB Tie nidt
sic Nbii6t baben, sic 6rieoensbe=
oingungen, mte iie bis iest pereinbart
ieien, tpeiteren Abanoerungen gu l1n=
ter5ieben. 3emgemdB ideint es, als
Oh Elm ltebereintommen 5tpiiben Sen
frtegfubrenoen Harteien Dor Ser
Ibiir itebe. 3ier 9iirfeit bat sic SsSn-
iel Gppern enogiiltig an @roBbri-
tannten abgetreten. @ppern beftn6et
iid idon felt tangent unter engliider
@%ertpultung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-29
&~erban6lmnnen ruben.

% abington, 8. g., 26. Moi.
Sic erite 8eiorgniB, pelde ma11
in amtli6en @retien Sapans Tim SOS
2eben Scatter Soibibitos begtr lit
mabrideinlid Sic ltriade oafiir;; oaB
in ser iepaniiden @otidoft in 8aib=
ington, .. g., nod feline Snitruftio=
men eingetreten ftnb, sic peiteren,
nit 5pannltng erparteten @orltel-
lungen biniidtli6 oes californiiden
9anogeiebes ser &egierltng ser Ser.
5taaten gu nnterbreiten. Sic iapanis
ide 8otiGoft lit gegentpdrtig nit Der
Sammlung Don Material beiddftigt,
tpeldes CUR Sortfiibrung Der Diploma
tiiden unterbanoll1ngen bon oemieI-
ben @eitdtspunft aus oienen ioG, Ser
Ser ioponif1en Note POM 9. Moi 3u=
grunoe liegt. Sc ban6elt fid bierbei
in eriter 2inte 6arum. feit5uiteuen,
6ab oas californiide @eieb NIT Dem
internationalen 8ertrag in &onflitt
fommt, mie Sapan bebanptet. Gem
N%usmdrtigen Mmt in Gofio miro es
bleiben, 3l1 entibeioen, mel-
DIE &olitif etngeidlagen tperoen ion.
Mae Mn3ei6en oellten oaral1f bin,
bob Die Mngelegenbeit in irgeno elmer
Dor 6te @erihte gebra6t mer-
ben miro. 8ei6e Earteien balten Die
len 8eg anideinen6 fir ben rtdtig-
item, bod bat nod feine bon tbnen
Die SSnitiatipe ergriffen. 81
CALIFORNIA; 9anogeieb nidt Dor Dem
10. Aug. in 4raft tritt uno infoIge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-29
Sotale Mbitinena.
50 dfbington, 8. 6, 25. Mat.

50 abington n, 8. g., 25. Mai.
@%elegentlib elmer @%eriammlung
Ser Sonmagsidulen, sic fir Yrobi,
bition int Diitrift Columbia ei,,tre-
ten, 5ollte am 5onntag Marineiefre,
tor Dantels Sefretdr 8rpan bobes
Sob fir Sen uMutb ietner %l1eber5eu-
gnng", oen er 6aour6 bemieien ba<
be, 6aB ct fid fiir5li6 BEL 6em 8an=
fett, 6as er DEM 6tplomatii6en 4orps
IN @aibtngton 9. g., gab, tpeigerte,
geiittge @etranfe 51 perabfolge1t: Se=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-29

49,
r1ug nod ni6t geniigeno reif mare.
Gin gutter, eoler 4err itedt tn bent
8olfe, es begebt aber ben urper5etb-
liden 6ebler, &ebopoitel> i6musige
Demagogen fir iid oenfen nno bane
,oeln 51 laiien. 8enn 6as 8olt ii@
BON Sen Demagogen eman5ipieret
monte, miiroe es ii6 glei65eitig bon
Dem gegentpartigen @etite beg 2anoes
IosIagen, eir1em @eifte, Der oen alten
@eiit, in oeifen Sob Dir aus boiler
@eeIe miteinitimmer m0;6ten, in iei-
uem 2eben beorobt, 6eifen Muferiteb<
ung beinobe nnmogli6 ma6t.
-L Ill.,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-29
8iro lie besrafen.
Ma.6ri1. 25. Maj

~ u-U { ., 20. Dtut.
Sic amerifanii9e 6lotte miro BEL
ibrem g%intreffen int mittelldnoii6en
Meer bon @onig Mlfons felber Be-
griiBt peroen. Ser &onig beniitt
ieoe @elegenbeit, ii@ sen 8ereinig=
ten @taaten gegeniiber freunolid 5u
er3eigen nno sic 8%e5tebungen 5mt<
iden ben bei6en 2dn6ern freun6=
i9aftli6er gu geitalten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-29
Gtmas 1ber oen ,,@eiit''
otejeS 2anoeS.

Sc miro b%eionoers in ser lebtell
Belt piel BON Sem btmmelbo6 iteben=
6en @eiite 6ieies 2anoes, gu meldem
tuir, sic lit Dem Stal1be @uropas ge=
boreuen @eih0pfe, fol1m binaufrei=
den fonnen, geiproden. 9elbit Nra=
lioent @ilion bat alts @nlaB Ser in
Seem Dorf iiingit erTolgten gntbiil=
lung oes Carl 5dur5 Denfmals allf
ste frem6lGn6iihe Mbitammung oes
groBen 6reibeitsbeloen mno @taats=
uton11es bingetpteien, TIM Damn gemii<
{ectnaBen nit Staunen sic Sbatiade
feItju5telen, oaB al1d Ser Tremoge=
borene 6en @etit 6es 2an6es un6 ser
aruertfantlhen Snititutionen erfaBt
bat. Nodoem oieier @etit bel ie6er
@elegenbeit in Observation-Disclosures @eiie
berporgeboben miro u16 5tuar nit ser
eingeitanoenen Mbiidt, i'm bortbeiI=
hoft BON oem Settle anoerer 2dn6er
tito QnOerer Splter GIL unIer1GetOeH,
oitrfte es en6li6 einmtal an ser 3ett
iettt, often ln6 ebrli6, obne @orein=
g~enommenbeit, aber ol16 obne fal=
fife Niidiidtnabme 6en bis in Sen
@immel g%eprieienen @etit" ettuas
ndber SIT betradten nn6 '6elien mab=
rem uno rt@tigen @ertb feit5uitel=
(en.
Der @ubm 6ieies @eiltes bat be1=
iere 6liigel gebabt, als ser @eiit
felb1t. Ser Ml1bm lit iiber Sen atlan<
tiihen S5ean 81 ltns nod europa
biniibergeflogen un6 er5dblte uns
Wu%n6eroinge iiber Sen in Sen Ser
etnigten @toten etablierten nno fel=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-29
sdreflides unqIad.
@traBbu d, Wo., IS. Mai.

SfraBbnrg, Wfo., IS. Mat.
Grau @olla g. 8ef uno tire brei
flei11er @tt6er perbrannte11 am Cont
tag infolge elmer grploiion, Sic So
our@ berbeigefiibrt mur0e, BOB oie
5rau 8etroleum in ben 8o6ber6 goB
&err @ed mar our 3eit bes l1nglids
ni6t I'M &a,lie, fano pielmebr sic Der.
foblten 9eiden ieiner M~ngeb0rigen
crit Dor, als er nod @allie 5l.riidf=
febrte. 3as iiingite ser &in6er NOR
bier Monate alt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-29
tretdr DanieIs foroerte oie iungen
2eute auf 8rpans 8eifpiel gu foIgen
un6 u&ettung in totaler @ntbaltiam=
felt" gu iuden.
&as Deiterreid a11ssab.
Mipn 96 mni

Ssn elmer 5ibung Ser Bugetfom-
miiiton 6es Mbgeoronetenbaufes
madte Der 6inan5mtmiiter b. 3aIesfi
Die Mfittbetlung, oaB oie Ml1sgaben
0eiterrei9s anldBli9 ser miIit6rt=
iden Mabnabmen felt oem pergat1-
genen Mopember iid anf sic 511mme
bon 1877 Mi0ioneln &ronen be5iffert
bdtten. Ser Miniiter modte- oarauf
aufmertiam, bob sic raidere Dnr9-
fnbrl1ng oeS uripriingli6 auf mebre-
re Sabre bertbeilen, bonn @eid)srotb
bepiaigten Musriiitungs -8rogro1ttts
b%efon6ere Musgaben erforoert babe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-29
oeroffentlibt muroen, fomen BEL

%peroffentliht muroen, fomen bel
Sen Militarfliegern Ger Ser. Staaten
mebr So6esfdQe Dor als bel Sen iibrt=
gen 2dnoern altsgenommen Stalien.
@nalan6 ltebt an 6ritter un6 5rartf=
reid an pierter @teqe. MQeroings
mug man bel oteier Mufiteuung be-
ridii6tigen, oaB Ser amerifanti6e
6lieger inn 2ur6i6nitt 5meimal TO-
lange in ser Cuff bletbt mie Ser eng
liide, tpoour6 fid ser B~ro5entiab Der
Sooesf1ue iebr 5l1guniten Mmerifas
ber1n6er1 piir6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-29

Ienfelt beiteben6en @eiit Der poltti,
iden nnb perionliden Sreibeit, iiber
Sen @eiit Ser idranfenloien @lei6'
belt a0er Meniben uno iiber ben
@eiit, ser Mnen Sic gleide @elegen-
belt our @ermertbung forperlider
uno geiitiger 5%abisteiten iidert. Be-
numbering l1no Mei6 nn6 &offnung
5ogen in uniere &er5en 1n6 mir mod,
ten uns a,f Sen 8eg, nm oem berr=
li6en @eiit uniere &eperen5 gu be.
5euger, nm l1ns in. 6eiien peri0nlt6er
8efannti6aft gu %ionnen.
&ier itn6 mir nun nn6 baben at
unlerem 2eiomeien 6ie tribe y@rfab-
rltng gemadt, 6aB Ser &nbm Der nns
in europa einen 8eiud abgeitattet
bat, rein amerifanti6er Matur lit. ST
ipra9 in s%uperlatipen gu nns. 8ir
iu6ten Sen @eilt bon meldem ser
Ml1bm uns @unoeroinge er5ablt bat.
8ir in6en i'm nod INNER, gefunoen
boben mir i'm nibt.
@ir iu6ten Sen @eilt ser perion-
liden Sreibett INN aus5nfinoen, 6aB
je6er uniformirte @niippelbelo nns
OILS pogelfrei betradten oarf uno oaB
cine beudleriide Grippe nns TT Der
8etbdttg,1ug unierer allerperionlib-
lten Meigungen uno Sitten gu be-
l6ranfen iudt uno tbatia6lid be-
idrdnft. @ir iudten Ben @eiit Ser
politiiden 6reibeit, Inn al1s5uftnoen
oaB mir an bem Stimmfaiten aler=
oings uniere Gimme abgeben dir
fen, ieoo6 MIR fir &anoi6aten, sic
ri6t mir, ionoern politiibe Mai4t=
men aufgeitellt baben, Maidinen, sic
piellei4t niemals i'm Dienite 6eS Sol
fes, bingegen INNER I'M 1ienite ser
oas @olf au%sbeutenoen 5on6erinte=
reiien geitan6en iin6. @ir iubten
SEN @eiit, ser in 6ieiem 2anoe ie6em
gleide @elegenbett itdert, mtBten
ober a%usfin6en, 6aB 6teier @eiit bon
Ser fraiielten @elbitiudt langit ge-
ft1ebe1t tpor6en 1T uno man unbe=
fiimmert iiber 2ei6en btntpegi6reitet,
Tim itd) einige perionlt6e @ortbeile
5t iidern.
uno mir il19ten en6lid Sen @eiit
Ser @lei6beit auer @eni6en, ienet
@eiit, bon Dem angenommen- miro,
6aB er oos Bunoament lit, auf MEL
6em 6ieie m6dtige &epublif aufge-
bout mnroe. @ir iu6ten i'm un6
glaubten i'm finoen gu miiiien, 6enn
fir ienen @eiit itno ia Dor einem
@olbjabrbunoert 2egtonen in SEN
&f ge5ogen. Sapobl, es lit SLUT
gefloiien, nm @flapenfetten gu ipren=
gen; nm sic Neger 5u 8irgern nit
glei9en @edten uno gleiden 8fli@-
ten gu MAIDEN. Sic S%flapenfettert
iino nun a~ller6ings geiprengt por-
SEN, aber nl1r I'M sic befreiten @fla-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-29
Scout sesen Trieomann.
SEEM 9 orf, 26. Mat

81. Soiepb S. D'GonneI, @eiuno-
beitsbeamter 6es &afens bon Stem
Sort, bat @eiunobeitstonmiiiar Dr.
2eberle eriu6t, BET Der @eiunobeitS-
bebor6e gu beantragen, baB Die 8e-
banolung bon Hattenten nit Dem
6riebmanniden Serum in Der 5tu6t
Seem gorf Big auf meiteres oerbotet1
miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-29

l1nelidsfalle bei Tlieseru.
8afbington, 8. g., %. Mai.
Ma@ 5tatiittfeL Die am 5onntag
bonn stgnalforps Der amerifaniiden
8l1n6esarmee in @aibington, .. g.,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-29
OVERWHELMINGLY VI ny
l@#E&AA@E
AA1@@@@@H
G@lRaMl &gEZ&dH
Oeutlhe
5ommeroetrdnfe

9tete aiite balt "a nuartaaid.n nit beut etueu. bent
lntrgetrd1leit. 9re1e! Ste Sbre ~si,.sipabl uns beitellen
sic etne aifte. 9ie tmportieren Jlaiten q b fcbr
tart tln6 nit 81tert Misunderstanding neritb. II. sStbe
6at9trau, BITE 0nn6tn'8 @adboloer6eerenbier oter
Mal.3as1ran .3u pa: ie rladbt, tolte 6ieie Tfaimfn
baten. nm ttr; batseebrarten Q trdnte barein 5u
Maten sic unei Elm Hreu3 CX) Dor bi: atfte, bic
ste tuiint9en.
IA s sans'ns @a9boloerbeerbier So.
e@auuatuo. bon angeuebu.ea1 gef@mad.
PA S 8aaia'sss Malz3a.8ra $500
g ma. Steiner @als u,o 6Opfsr,.
PA ggsas'ss 3%reikelbeer sona $500
8ranieno. ans tmportierten Yrrtbelteeren.
"a S q!''s9ss 9imbeer Sooa. .$4.OO
Grfs.i3eub. aus reien. faftiee1 Pinbstres.
..24 eprSSl !ss'eS5a at5a< sommergetrarte
entbal.eno s Jlaide. Msat.sa.grau. 6 Alaf@en
Observation-Disclosures, 6 Jla!h II 2tMgoM
Sparse, 6 Jluidben 6ir,beer scoa, aaesrtn
elmer af1e. Gerier etne Glai6e 2M1otrts toMts
otnferter g8adbGloerbeertn s rup. morauHSie
au tsnis s gaaouen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
,saa.n'r' tssss1 e ~ s|as T f;;s $eI., a4ssaaas
tuoraus ete 5u Paufe 6 gaaonet IA nm
MaIs3a.Yrau MAIDEN t6nuer. ~ w
aae8 3utau1ute1 tttlr. ........"
init 6tefer Rile b n uerfmtebenetl bent den
Sor1mergetr1ntett geben mir cine f46re. fpHi
juperlGfige per golocte NEbtnennbr 'sSs
gBenn Gle ottees uibt ausi@uetoen tpenen, 70 f@rtt,
ben Sic un8 / Ut In Sbrert 2riet, tucldbt bon .Ottt II
Qiten NIT otutibeu getrdulen tutr Sbnen ienotn foae's.
CO., nc sh E':assi It, St
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-29
Trieben in sidt.

2~onoon, 26. Mai.
DuB Ser Jrie6en nidt mebr lange
auf 1i6 tparten laiien miro, lit bier
iebt sic algemeine Nntabme. Mls
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-29

@enn Gle ,.xs febs4 $1.oo ienseu. 10 ttrh has
alesn CUR anEnt eetanpt. 6ans ete hamtt 1~nfriesea
Rus. 70 3ablea ete ben Ret bon $6.75. eoute 60
S9ueu ut9t eefauen. 70 uebset tuir has aleih auf
uujere Rotten 3ara6 uup 3ab!en Sbnen SIREN $1.OO
hseber. 6@uetnen Gle iatsrt aus hteien
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-25
SANTA CLAUS MAIL
BEGINS TO ARRIVE

Winter has started 10 como with
rush. and the recent cold days have
brought with them the idea OF Chyistm8s
and OF santa Claus. SO IL would seem
from two letters which were handed 10
Postmaster n l.. Thomas yesterday and
which we're addressed to santa Claus.
North Pole The handwriting OH the
envelopes indicated that children had sent
the letters. and II was matter ot re-
gret by Postmaster Thomas and others
interested that the letters could not be
opened
II viii be necessary 10 get an order
from the postmaster general OF the
United States or 10 wait until he issseg
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-25
LAST WARNING Is
GIVEN CONTRACTOR

Having received an offer from another
contractor TO take over the contract for
sidewalk extension $50. Richard r. Nor
r,s street commissioner. yesterday wired
20 cnorue a. Ieman at 81. Louis that
tho contract viii he taken out ~ his
bands unless he proceeds Immediately
Tho time limit on extension 50 Is
,hout exhausted and practically nothing
hes been done on IL. The city commis-
sion has decided TO take VIGOROUS action
aruinst the ST. Louis contractor tor his
Is~t OF diligence. His arrival from st:
louis has been awaited for sevcraI
wsrkS.