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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-20
That Jar of MUSTEROLE On the
. Bath Room Shelf

It's relieved pain for nearly everyone
in the family. When little Susie had
the Group, when Johnny got his feet
wet and caught cold, when father
sprained his knee, when Grany's rheu-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-20

The four great battleships New
Jersey, Rhode Island. Nebraska, and
Virginia have been ordered by Presi-
dent Wilson to the port Of Vera Cruz,
ION the gulf coast OF Mexico. While
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-20

Quick relief for Sore Throat, Bronchi-
tbs, Tonsilitis. Group, Stiff Neck, Asth-
ma, Neuralgia, Headache, Congestion,
Pleurisy, rheumatism, Lumbago. Pains
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-20

mdtlSm bothered her
That jar of MUSTER
OLE was right there to
give relief and comfort.
MUSTEROLE is a
clean, white ointment,
made with oil of mus
tard. 1t will not blister
like a mustard plaster.
The evening world., 1913-06-11
ofAll0EEs IN OPEN CARS
OFFEND MAYOR 0AYN0R.
Nuisance and Offensive and Should
Be Suppressed by Public
Service Board.

Aa1e from ~ "snd seat hos" Mayor
<4oyoos Aas dioco ssrsd another sum-
~ Gar nuissaes-ths fellow Who
ogou0o tnte aa already ailsa open car
49, otaAds IN front Of PASSENGER ret.
No ~ bensat Of the fresh cir ana
80 view ahead 10 the dstrimsnt Of
|e1ose ssatsA
ma L c. Dunlap Of No. ia East
1oaeoeath street wrote to the Mayor
oAoe N Was only necessary for the
7Soo1roaA companies 70 post = rule that
otogy one wto gets on an open car must
- ooco move In ~ far a. hs can
4 4hat would stop the persistent end
0ttes. she saiA.
Y u 0aDDoee that 10 so." answers the
0aSee. but the companies DO not ss-
1Abo1aA any such rule. although the
ann1oAAce 70 very srisvous one during
- eummer months
= ''4As companies even permit Q much
1870 easnsivs nuisance. They allow
DoooSe . ~ Into these cars after all
- oaats are taken. and crowd into the
IngvoV spAes 10 front OF those who are
Coet1Ag and stand there. ! need not say
INV o0ensivs this often 10. even TO the
)ooase Of smell. The companies could
Ito this forthwith II they would. and
- Public Service Commission should
eempsi them TO stop II. suppose you
Gnaho an application to the Public Scr.
'D6os Commission"
The evening world., 1913-06-11
NIB TRIES TOK|LL
BROOKLYN MAN
| WHO RUNS AMUCK
Jacob Moleg Attacks Michael
Gibbons for Accidentally
Brushing Against Him.

4 Iansins At pursuing policeman and
, erevd with the long butchers his he
~ used TO stab t~o men almost 10
osash . few seconds before Jacob Mo-
~ sf No iss echoies street ned aions
0nssland avenue. williamsburg. At Z
e'clock a. ~. to-day until he waa
stunned By . swing from the police.
0afs club and dropped TO the street.
Vosss the infuriatsd crowd nearly
hlehsl him TO death before other police
nsn, rescued him.
ne trouble started whom Michael
'0ibboss stsppei from his home. No. ~
Hasssu avsnaa and stumbled On tn
~ stsp. piteAlng into Noiss. who was
poaooo. without . word NoleS drew
tspn Nss breast . iS-inch fis. ground
uosu u looked like . rapisr. and drove
. 0ihbena stabbing him twice over
~ heart Gibbons cried out. but fssl
uhssascioda Michael Foley. . young
isea worker. heard his CRY.
SECOND MAN WOUNDED ~
MolGo'o SHARP FILG.
NV went after Noisg. who stood
w he fis IN his hand. Noleg sank
- vsaSoa Into Folsys abdomen. Thea
- - Gown the street.
- asishborhood supplies workers
~ several factories. ana many a thsss
= thelr way 10 work saw the attach
- ~A~A>A ~Ns>- A. 0>>s~S 80 NJ
11osnaa Ellsworth Joined In the chase
u1eworth gained on Moiss. who turned
pgoosnsing the hls at the policeman
4Aogo Was no chance 70 grappis with
~. Bilsworth swung with his club
.ano aiassA. Mois6 turned into Kinr.
~ avenue. with Ellsworth closing In
- Nm again.
\ ~ tine whsa he fugitivs turned.
- " exteoded for Q thrust. Bllsworth
Z oqnteaA - swinging The club drew Il
; 49, and threw Il at the outstrstchsd
100. Ths hasdis Of the club shattered
Uo1oee 'Ytes1sd wrist and Ellsworth
oooDeo b - hin. both struggling men
OooAg - ~ OFsun1 and rolling evse.
NAN IN the cRoWI Usgs 20
llceMAN's CLUE.
y ~ SAlO point some one h the crowd
.Dooks1 - ~ peiiesmaa's club. anA q
11soe6o AsaA showed abovs the police
f0no ~ eiuA Assosndsd. ending n,
\ o00UoA ~he surgin6 crowd closed Il
AlNo eagaA uAalin9 Aeea9. sWislinl
hso0nl xAs policeman. who trtsd to pro
/, 1oot ~ prisoase. 70 took several call
y A.
The evening world., 1913-06-11

biieh, Of legitimate auctions don't
want them 20 trim my department. So
I thought n you or any Of your friends
need = hook and ladder truck or . Hfe
engine or most anything else sou can
buy II at the repair yards Of the de.
partment tomorrow"
The evening world., 1913-06-11

Genes % 1sspect Big Wireless
station at See Gipt.

Gugiieimo Marconi. accompanied by
his wife. arrived to-day from Europe.
Mr.. Msrconi said that he would be here
about two weeks, looking over tho wire.
less station. now under construction at
Sea Girt. N. J. n will be the highest
power station In the world. capable Of
sending q message to q ike station At
Car iavon. Wales. 500 miles distant
That will be the greatest effort YET
made by wireless" said Mr.. Marconi.
''and will revolutionixe communications
heretofore made BY the cable. There
will be no dangers OF breakdowns under
water. and the service will b much
swifter."
The evening world., 1913-06-11
l01i0 WANTS 4 FIRE ENGINE,
NOOK AND LADDER TRUcK7
The City Has Them for Sale and Is
h Out to Break Up the Auction
49, Confederacy.

\ 10 you want n second hand hook
'An1 ladder truck. New York Fire DE.
0ngtnsnt style and sisef' asked = voice
,o1os the phone.
N whats the jOke7" said the reporter.
sDgsehing funny at all. This 10 John.
ocD- vre Commissioner johnson -
oDwe one Tor sale. also hre engines
4ono wagors. sleighs. pillows. rubber
4oo1A hose bedsteads. ONCE furnt
Z. - the Fire Department COINS out OF
4 DnGinessr'
NJ 1got ON your life. but ] want 10 put
Z - sAuction confederscy' out OF busl-
- Thts sutft travels round TO sales
1l,p - ~ oPsts " natbtsi q
.;' \, z 4 : " ~ ~ - -
The evening world., 1913-06-11
Mes's S3.sO Wall. Over 0xie|

500 psirs for men
who can wear slses
9. So. d. o y and 7.
Bluchoe and button
models Of patent
coltakin. sllshAy I'M
perfect Pair.
The evening world., 1913-06-11
Women's $3.50 Walk. Over OxiOrds s,:.: s..s.; ss

Gisss 2. az. 8. 8K and Z only.
All the latest styles In patent
coltskin. gunmetal calf. tan
Russia calf and other wanted
leathers. Sensational values at
our price. Pair. ................
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-03

conditions which brought about his
downfall
"Ovcrwork and undorpay OF par
ents is responsible for much neglect
OF children. Scott Nearing. an au-
ihority on wages in this country. says
that three-fourths OF the men ia AM
erican industry can not provide de-
Gently FOR more than three children.
cne-haif cannot provide for more
than two children and onc-third can
not make adequate provision for one
child.
I'm addition TO our Juvenile court.
we need court for the juven.lc adult
that a. for the hoy between the
ages ~ n ana q, who Is too old FOR
the juvenile court Physicians as
sert that the boy at this age Is still
IN the later adolcsccnt period These
ears are his formative years. and
yet az this time we are So often try
ing reformatiYo and punitive meas
urcs. This rourt might hc called tho
boys court and have connected with
* public defender as wen as pub
DC prosecutor, the former 10 investi-
gate and defend am eases Of first Of
Tenders The establishment Of such
q court would. I believe keep many
r. boy from criminal career"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-03
ROSE MAID GIRLS
LIVING MODELS At
ROSENWALD'S
Peachiest of Peaches to Dis
play Pretty Gowns at Local
Department Store.

Roscnwalds department store
ought 60 see the biggest crowd OF its
history next saturday afternoon when
six 30 The pcachicst and girliost of the
elrly-giris of the beautiful Rose
Maid" chorus which appears al the
Elig theattr next Saturday night VIII
assume the role of living models for
the display of some uf tho most beau
tifui gowns in the Rosonwald ready
to-wear department II goes without
saying that a chorus girl can show
on The good points Of q handsome
gown better than any other person
ana the Rosenwnld audience 90 This
unique stunt ought GO Doe record
breaker The "Rose Maid girls viii
pose Ga the spacious display windows
81 the Bosenwald store ana also in
enc ready-to~ department on She
second floor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-03
1000 SUFFRAGISTS
ADVANCE Upon
THE NATIONAL
CAPITOL
serricd Ranks Of Women APP
pear at House to Ask Stand
ing Committee on Ballots
for Ladies.
CARRIE Gait AMONG
THOSE WHO PLEAD


fBy Leased WIRE 60 Evening ilcrnid.l
Wnahington. Dee. 3.-Ihc suffrage
cont enilon was suspended for a few
hours today while delegates moved
on the capitol % urge a favorable re-
port by the house rules committee on
women suffrage In the house
The scene resemblcd q charge on
a citadel when more than 1000 SUI
frage doiegates closed TN on the capt.
toll The women advanced IN rcgi-
mental formation Ia quick step order
and crowded the hcaring room lone
before the committce arrived.
Or. Anna Howard shaw. president
Of tho National Woman Suffrage ass
soclation. had charge Of presenting
arguments for committee. she told
the members q was not the purpose
or the speakers TO convert the con-
rrcssmen 70 suffrage hut 10 convince
them that the suffrage movement was
entitled 20 "a hQuse committee, equiv
alent 10 n similar one Ia the senate
Mrs IDA Hustled Harper declared the
suffrage movement had grown Go ma
tional proportions. justifying house
committee: that the movement had
not received its just treatment aud
that Justice required that the move
men should come under the iurisdic-
ton Of the national congress.
Helen Gardner, Miss Jane Addams'
Mrs Desha Breckenridge. Mrs. Mary
Beard and Mrs. Carrie Chapman Cau
also pleaded for the committee
Representative Rakcr of California
spoke for his resolution which would
provide for a suffrage committee n
thirteen members.
a resolution bv Representative kol-
iy. Progressive ~ Pennsylvania was
adopted providing that the final vote
OF the rules committee on the wom-
ans proposal should Doe taken In
public.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-03
LIVELY WELC ONE
FOR EMMELINE
ON NATIVE
SHORES
Flora Drummond and Follow
ers to Scratch Eyes Out of
MiniOns Who Would Arrest
Suffragette.
CAT AND DOG FIGHT
EXPECTED AT DOCK
lBy Leased Wire 20 HVenIng IIcraldl


Plymouth, England. Dec. 5.-prcp-
aIations arc understood 90 have been
made Tor the arrest of Mrs. Emme-
line PHnkhurst, the militant suitra-
gctte leader ON her arrival here from
the United states ON board the Ma
Jcstic tomorrow. \ force OF suffra-
.sottes under The command OF Gen
.oral" Mrs Flora Drummond. viii be-
On the spot ready To fight Tor their
leaders freedom.
The chief constable al Plymouth
later confirmed the report that Mrs.
Pankhurst g. TO be arrested. lie
spent the dag preparing au adequate
force TO deal with any attempt az
rescue by the militant suffragettcs.
No unauthorized person VIII be- ale
lowed ON h"ard the tender which VIII
meet the Majestic on her arrival and
only the holders of special permits
viii be admitted 10 The Iotty.
Tho militant suffragottes have boon
in constant wireless communication
with Mrs paukhurst ana have ad-
viscd hcr Dt their plans The suf-
irngcttcs anticipate that their leader
VIII ho tram ..rrcd Co special po-
lice tug and taken 20 another port.
They have chartered vessel Co un-
derlakn chase with Ihc specially
formed troop iI effect her rescue.
The suffus.ttc leaders think %
likely the polio" win not take Mrs
PHukhurst tn London hut VIII lodge
her no Er.'r. or I'm Aylosbury Dam
where Mrs Florence Maybrick $50.
Kept Tor WruE years after the com
mutation uf hyr death sentence.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-03

AoNi~ hhNNf h'hNH'hf Nhh 'sfl'
LAXATIVE BROMO QItNlNE tah-|
lets remove cnusc. There ia only
ono "BROMO QTtNtNF' II has
SIGNATURE of g. w GROVE on box.
25c.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-03

urged "a a mcnufe fof the saving Of
no In tho floodq time IN INC Ohio
and the alssesIrpl valleys Three
l,eht draueni cutters 60 co4f about
tso.eeo cncn are recommended. With
the rivers IA normal etoao they would
b used in patrol 40 enforce tho navi-
cation and motor boat laws.
The report refers % the require-
ment lhnt bnuhs which hold severn
meni deposits mndc April 90. 1919,
pat lnterost at I'VE per cent. declar-
ine Tint Il meene an annual revenue
~ 2.00e. Doe lo the goYernmeut and
showing thaf u such regulation
had beer made Ga 1897 the govern-
meni woult now have received In IN
tfreat more than s30,poo,ooo.
Tho Income tax s. not dweh upon
at length. but the report estimates
that te5.0O0 individuals are subject
90 q and that corporations not here
totoro subject 10 TAX viii number
about is0.ee0.
international action to prevent
such disaster az sea as resulted In
the sinking Of the ritanic is nrgcd.
'-rhc important maritime nations
should unite aYa the secretary. Gin
defining hines IS travel across the
North Aflaatic TO avoid an danger Of
icebcres during tho months 81 april
May and june Of each year. and COM
pei steamship compairre 70 observe
them. This would rf ult Ia lncreas-
ing 20 some extent TIE time OF ocean
passage but u would on the other
hand insure Immunity from the dam
The steamship companies should not
he permitted 20 icopardizc necdlcssly
human lifo FOR the purpose of short
cnins the transatlantic journey by
"a few hours. and satiug compare
lively few dollars bnt IL they ARE
they should be compelled 90 main
tain an effective See patrol az their
own cost"
The question is 60 be taken up by
the international Conference on
safety at sea now IN session in Lon
don.
Speaking Of scientific research hy
the public health service che report
says:
ION account OF the announcements
of discoveries Of alleged cures for tu-
NflANiNrlt anu AN'A NNANAAA hN NN"-
Tic health. important Investigations
of them have been undertaken stud
les Of the Frledmsnn treatment were
Sufficiently advanced by May IS.
1913. 10 Justify a report that the OBJ
aervationa made up 90 that time did
not warrant the confidence In the
remedy which had been inspired by
widespread pahlicity. This invcstiga-
ton II being continued. AZ are also
studies of other preparations claimed
as cures"
Secretary McAdoo estimates that
the revenues for tho hscai year ex-
elusive OF postohice receipts Will DO
$4,000. 0oo. only s2,000.o00 less than
the estimates for the fiscal year 1913.
To make that total he expects the cus-
toms 10 bring In S249.oeo,000 ordi-
nary Internal revenue $4,000. 600
and the income tax t10J, goo. 600. Of
which $4,000. 00o Il 10 come from COR
porutions; the remainder from indi-
viduals.
From sales OF public lands he ex-
poets 10 cover Into the treasury
$4,000. 600 and from miscellaneous
sources t56.0CO,000.
He expressed the belief the ordi-
nary receipts FOR 1915 will exceed the
disbursements sufficiently TO pay out
about s26. 900, 900 from the treasury's
general fund for the Panama canal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-03
20 PER Cent
EXTRA DIS
COUNT 0 n
ALL FURS
DURING DE-
CEMBER

This saving offer applies to
our big line of Ladies Fur
Coats, Fur Sets of all kinds for
Women, Misses and Children
from the simplest to the
most elaborate.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-03
FELIX MARTINEZ GIVEN
THIRTY DAYS FOR DRUNK

Fcly Martinez. who told tho court
THAT he was 900 agent of the Lord and
That hc had discovered now world
above Che clouds, was this afternoon
fenlonccd ta serve thirty days iu tho
county sam f.r Hoine drunk FclX if
am old offender ana judge craig sent
him to tho county iail Ia order that
hH mental condition might bo uyos-
tlgated.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-03
BANDIT LOPEZ IS
FROM MAGDALENA,
SHERIFF SAYS

ruv Leased Wire 90 Fvrnink ncraid,
. socorro. N 81. Doe 3 Ralph =
. Lopez. the bandit who after .
. shaving IS mon is now being .
. asphyxlnted m the Ttah-ApcX .
. mine at Bingham, Utah, hy =
. seven shoriffs and 200 deputies. .
. n former resident 81 MaFdn =
. lena. according 90 statement .
. mado hy Sheriff Emil James Of .
. socorro county. Lopez Us said .
. 10 have had the reputation Of be- .
. Ink a bad man and "a dead shot .
. while IN New Mexico .
HAoa Ne go oANS Q . q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-03
Full weight and satisfaction
guaranteed. New State Coal
and Wood Yard. G. E. Kun,
Prop. Phone 35.
MIDWINTER EXAMS
FOR TEACHERS ON
JANUARY 1924

" De- announced hv the state sue
pcrlutoudcnt of public instruction that
midwintcr examinations for t.ohcrs
win Doc held on january 23 Ind g.
next County Superintendent Aiuu-
HF'o Moutoy1 asks 900 teacher hold
iug permits or whose certificates cx-
pire hr that time 90 Doe present on
those two days Co take The osumma-
tIons 0s required hF law.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-03
No ACTION BN COURT
Ip TO THREE O'CLOCK

Santa l'c, n. a. Dec 3 - .mty
g. S Marshal Gausha. haymr ir
charge tho eight Nu1ios who recent
N surrendered tu General Scott near
Bonuiiiul mountain arrived here to-
day noon. ana Tho Indians were given
a hearing before Judge Pope Oh. the
federal district court this afternoon
They face various charges There
has been no action Dog tho court at @
o'clock
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-03

Bison s. o. Dec Joseph
hickman, 70 negro, thp confessed
murderer of Mrs Elton Fox Hud her
lf-ycnr-old daughter. wns hanged
here today Hickman murdered Nrs.
Fox ana hcr daughter upon thclr
claim noar B.Nby ln september
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-03
lIID SpERHY SEIZED ron
TURNING JAW CORNER

Red sporrr the well known rae
ing car driver md expert chauffeur
was arrested 200. afternoon by ofh-
Ger Miller '1r turning iay corner
Pan Second uuI central "Bod' WINS
conveying Pa cargo OF ladies in new
cor tcnchlnV one OF them to drive,
whom Tho Incident occurred Tie VIII
have "a hHuue before judge craig
ln me morning.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-03

Bazaar, hOme-cOokinR and
oysters. Ladies' Aid of Con-
gregational church, FRIDAY
afternoon and evening and all
dav Saturday at Hotel Combs
Cafe. .A.GaF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-19
BEGIN WORK
ON Kahn & CO.'SST0RE
Whole New Floor to Be Added
to Structure at 9th and
D Streets.

Construction work was started this
week on extensive improvements and en-
Engagements to the store of S. Kann, Sons
& Co.. at the corner of D and Sth streets
northwest, and it is estimated that the
work will Involve an expenditure closely
approximating $4,000 for the actual build
ing and an additional $4,000 for
fittings and furnishings. Plans for
the Improvement were prepared by Glenn
Brown and Bedford Brown, architects,
and James L. Parsons. builder, has taken
the contract for the structural work
All parts of the store property which
are not already four stories in height will
be raised to that level, with the exception
of the portion at sth and D streets. which
will remain as it is at present.
Many changes are to be made on the
first floor on the D street front, and there
also will be new stairway in the rear,
extending to the top floor. Beginning
forty-five feet from the corner of Sth and
D street on 9Th street fourth floor is
to be added, extending la feet, which will
give space for a large dining room, a
smaller dining room, a rest room for
woman employees and kitchens.
The large dining room will measure
eighty by forty feet. A large kitchen will
djon this room. Every part will be fit
ted up in the most modern fashion. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-19
SALES IN OLD FIRST WARD.
Transfers Reported of Several Prop
critics on T. and 21St Streets.

The transfer of the properties 1888 to
1743 e street represents a sale made
through the offices of James Morris
Woodward and Story s. Cobb, and is one
of the many indications of activity in
the old first ward section. This property
was sold a few months ago through Mr.
Woodward to Josiah Q. and Edith King
man Kern, who remodeled the old houses
on 1t with view Of rental Investment
1t is now resold at a material increase of
price for use in connection with the new
building for the Navy Department.
Mr.. Woodward also reports the sale
of 732 21st street northwest, for Katrina
l.. Patterson to Edith Kendall Anderson.
This property is improved by a fine old
colonial house, built by Admiral Boyle
and will be remodeled by Mrs. Anderson
for home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-19

work on the building will be Of structural
iron, with steel members, and the walls
will be of structural steel filled with con-
crete. Two elevators will extend to the
new floor. The new partitions will be
fireproof. including fire doors.
The new floor will be lighted by win
dows on all sides. There will also be
roof garden for women.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24
@rmnbet9entbnms=
abertra9nn9en.

8ernbaro @erte an s$o9n @otf@4, M28;
6, Sreeport, $1,000 90.
SoR 81 M@A M@A @ee. s6S1S2s
81, gben Safe. aud She'll bon 2ot e"
@mitbs nnb @ib Abb. gu Chen 4aueb.
$4,000.
9anial $. &oag unb Trai an 90. g.
Spbn1on, NA bon Got 2 Gee. 27z122>32,
8abnesbine, $4,000.
@atbias @oeber unb Srn1 an gon<
itantin Siebler, 2pts 1>2z3<4. 8lod 1,
ct. So1epb, $4,000.
@eorge @artner unb Srau an gbnrles
6atpIa. 2otS 9, z 10, BIod AZ, Sree=
mmn's Mbb. gu M2elroie, $775.00.
Spfeph g. BerQer un1 Srnlt an Spbn
@ibneb, Mh ~@GA 5ec. 32<122z31.
@ben 3afe, $4,000.
Clinton 6. @9oefer unD Sral an Wtar<
tin 9innborf 2pts 1 unb 2 8lod 4
@6ultes Nob. Mlba1b. $250.O0.
Setter 8. 8nerb l1no Sral an @eorqe
enrp, 100000.
George 8uerb nnb Srau an Reter
@uerb, @K Sec. 2<123<38, Bate @enrp,
Gugnft 8ieber uno Sral1 an g. q.
@dmtH II. a. 6. Is 81. bon @8A M@A
un6 @gA M@A Gee. 27z122<32, Pab<
nesbtne, $4,000.
SuIia 81. Morebonie nnb @atte an Mr<
thur @rabam, OF II bin 90. 8. un1 g.
s.. @larf'S Cub. bon Got 6 rnb @ec.
34z126z33, Melrofe, 100000.
sSacob @enrb Mrberfon 1tn1 66rm on
Cart 81. MeIi1 @@A N8A, NBA
5@A, Sec. 1~5<121z29. @at11e Hratrie.
$5,358.00.
s. 6. Doung 111b SSrau an Sreb 2atp<
renee @pteer, Got 16, 8lod 8 Rrospeet
@6b. $4,000.
Sofepb Stopper an 2outs 8laf5af, Got
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24
Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETcHER'S
GAS or
Observation-Disclosures.

SSn alien gr0Beren Std6ten Seiter-
reidJ's fan5en focioloemofratil9e
Srallettage itatt. S1 50 IL n mar ein
Maiienbeiu6 51 ner5eibnen. = Ser
@eriber 6es Mttentotes onf 5en @etb<
biidof Dr. &fI1ger in @ien iit
na@ 7monatiger unteriudu1ng olS
5uredm1ngsfdbig erfldrt mor6en. -
Sn So iener. Sc eu ita 81 murbem
elm Deutidmatnnnler als 8irger~
meiiter, Elm So5ial6emofrat als eriter
un6 Elm gbriffi6io5iaIer ols 3ueiter
@ioe @iirgermeiiter ertpdblt. = Muf
feinem @eing1te in @0sIum lit ser
1peltbetannte Sii6babnreitaurateur 8.
S@nei6er I'M 70. 2ebensiabpe geitor-
BEN. = SSn @eiddfte 6es 9orr0tpir-
ties @aurer in MurboDa emit
ftan1 Elm @ra1rb, Der auf 5 arlgrem
3err6e @n4peien nit @obp1- un6 @irtb-
idnftsgeb6a16en fi@ alasbreitete urp6
ale 6 Mmpefen NUT 6en gefamntten
Gatterborrdtbe1n 1lr6 1ebit 5em Sc
mei1toearmenbo1s total eindi4erte.
MmA fan6 5as 4idbrige Eo9terdet
6es 9anomirtbes Mourer 6en 500 IN
1en 6lommretr. = SSn 2emberg
pa1r6e Stottbolterei:S ecretdr 2opa,s-
5ansh pegen MiBbrnatds Oct, In1ts-