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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24

bob sic 6ra1 beim &au9en einge.
i6lafen ietn m1B, mobei bie brenret1'
6e 8feife 6as Strob 6es 2agers II
Brand ieBte.
Me@e. = Dieie 9rtidaft tpltroe
BON einem $4,000 Sel.er beimgeiu9t
Ole nrio6e 6eS 6epers lift 11i9t BE-
4annt Mls man sic 6!!an,nen e,it.
retfte, 9pare1 Tie mtdt mebr urt,r Con.
lrclle au brtnge1.
Nargo. = Gin Eelegrann1 oes
@l1r0eslatt6amts III @aibinJtou an
6as bieiige 2m0antt 6es SSnbalts, 6ab
fetne @ernebmungen a11f ipdter ols
Sen 80. Stunt ungeiett mer0en iouen,
nitro 6abin o%ufgefaBt, BOB an iet,em
Gage 5as 6ieiige 2ar6omt fir imuter
9ei6loiiem per6en ion. = Ser @5ef-
olinipeftor bat erflGrt, 6aB bon ;ett
on ni6t MIR Del, 1on6ern ou@ &oble
inipi5iert mer6en jon utt6 ct bat 6arob
peridyie0e1te &tlfsinipefttoren ertta1t1tt.
8lonfinton.- Die Mil:pau=
fee 8abngeieuidaft bat in tbren yieii-
gen MnGage1 ste 8obrlttg zines iads,
30Iigen arteitil6en 8nu11pens in M,t,
griff mebnpen laiien. Mus 6tefem mirS
@aiier in einen groBen @ebdlter NIT
elmer Gaiiumgsfabigfeit BON $4,000
geIeitet mer6en, ser ebenfaGs
erbal1t mer6en ion, un6 6ieie rieiiga
@o1iermerge jon Dertpan6elt aperoeu,
metn %irgen0po entGang Ser Mit6eQ=
Chamberlain Strede @aiiermangel
i5erri&t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24

2omra1ee fins meoergebrantt, inns
benn6barte Sdnier murben fart be.
1haoigt. Ser angeridtete S9aoen
miro ouf etpa $175,OOO beran1dlogt.
10 s. Salt 1000 Mam
iollen @alobranoe iiioli6 BON bier in
Sen @lad &iQS befampfen. Millio-
men SUB Sol5 iin6 ibon berbranmt.
Cine Mbtbeilltug SoI6aten Don Sort
Meo5 bilft beim 8etGmpfen Ser 6lam,
men.
Oanfton.- Gin Seuer aerit0r-
tie bier 6as @eb4u0e ser Mc@altMr
g8ebiter gGebator So, tpelbes einen
@sertb BON $4,000 9atte. 1000 8ul@el
&afer rno 500 @uibeI @orr1 tpur6en
gleidfaus bernidtet.
5iour Sails - @egen BEN
Mnmalt 8. 81. Cyan baben Ebeo6or
&idlano uuo 6eiien Sral1 cine Mn<
flage erboben nnter Ser 8ei@ml6i-
gu1tg, iie nm $4,000 gebra6t 3u ba-
BEN. &idlan6 lit " Sabre alt nr6
feline 6rau 80. Sic batten la11t Ser
@agei6rift in ser M6be bon @lebe<
larp6, Ohio, 80 @der 2an6 geerbt nn6
BEN Mntpalt Cyan beauftragt, 6ie
grbidaft fir iie in Sr6nung at BRITT
gen. Cyan iou nod @lebelan6 ge-
reiit iein, tint feit5uiteuen, mas 6as
2ano tpertb fei; BET ietner @iuidfebr
ioa er 6em alten @bepaar $4,000 fir
6as San0 a%1rgeboten baben, tpenn es
ibm ale Mnipra6e auf 6as 2an6
iibertrage. Die alter 2eute gingen
6araltf Elm, fan6en aber fpater aus,
oab oas 9au6 in @irflibfeit $4,000
mertb iei, 6arob NUN sic &lage.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24
Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETCHER'S
CAS- OR
Mpr6<0afota.

@ran6 Sorts. - S. g.. So
neD bat 1ein Nmt aIs Superintendent
Ser 800 Meres umfaiiem0en &eritds-
un0 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ser SSnter=
national &orbeiter Company Wer=
aomn1er. 9ie &teienfarm pir6 In
abt Mbi6nitte getbetlt mer0en; ua6
ste @oa1ptbeitrebung miro beaer IN
SEM @etiude* SET Mftltmation berl@te=
0ener gooten beiteben.
8isbee. Ser 8r1tnren aa1f oel
So Sue Garm tpeitltb bon bier i@etn1
al1Ber geruiigen6 @alier alt6 nod etne
@aSqueWe 5u entbalten. .Serr 9a &ue
miro Sen SAL nnteriu6en 1aiien.
@ran6 Sorts. - 9ie bieiige
Mderbaugeielli6aft muni@t sic Sar'
mer. 6a5u an3uipornen, 8u6 5m flb'
rem. gu 6teiem 3mede bat iie $3.50
auSgeiebt CUR 8ertbeilung alS 8ra=
mien fir sic beiten oerartigen Sir,
beiten bon Sarmern 6es &eb SlnB.
tbales.
@oIIo. = Die 2ei9e Ser Srall
Soul 2anorp lit in 6en rau6en6en
81 lten Tires 2ager5eltes int Surtle
@ebirge omfgefnnben por6en. 9ie
eingeleitetete l1nteriu@ung ergab,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24
@idtig.
Muf Seite 2 6ie1er 3eitunqsaus

= Muf seite 2 oieier 3eitungsa11s-
gobe miro ie0em 2eier Ole @eIegenbeit
geboten, ii@ 3 59adteln 2u1r6ins g.
tract fir Mal=aa=8rou gu oeri@affen,
meldes Elm ne1es pra@ttges @rdpa-
rat lit, I'M aus 6em es gemadt lit,
baben pegen ibrer e@ten @igenidaf-
ten augemeinen 8eifan gefun6en. 9as
aus 6em @rtract bergeitel1te @etrdrf
lit geiun6, itarf, 6eliei0s un6 iddr.
memo, ge1tau 10 mie edtes importers
tes Mal5bter bon feiner Garbe, alio
elm nidt 5l1 iibertreffen6es Safel=@e-
trdnf. Das grtroct, aus 1peldem oas
8ier geutadt miro, befebt aus tpeiter
ni6ts mie 6em nmerfeiniten @al3 un6
&opfen. Seine ausgeaeidneten @igen-
idaften mer6en 6ur@ 6as l1rtbeil Der
2eute beapieien Sraa Dora MiQer,
China, Mo., i6reibt: Das Mal-5a-
8rou i9meH fem. @err Srie0rth 81
befs@p, 8ellingbam, 8aib., i6reibt:
@abe 1ie 3 S9a@teln Mal-8a+8rau
un6 Ole ubr erbalten un6 bin fsbr
5ufrie6en 6amit; i@ miQ beriuden, es
bei ollen meine1 5reun6e1 etn5ufub+
rem. @enn sic 6iefes Bro6uft nod
ridt genoiien baben, 10 la1fen sic ii@
0iefe @eIegenbeit ni6t enteeben, ion-
bern idmeioen sic Sen @a1pon, Sen
sic ouf @eite 2 fin6en 1neroen, iofort
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24

falidt beuou5iteqten. Sc beiBt> 6aB
ct bereits einen Mam1 nit $4,000
bereineelegt babe umo inn 8egrtff
mor, einer nod be0euten0eren @m=
Sci acknowledgment, als ieine @erbaf=
tung erfolgte.
Minnenpolts. = Mler 6.
Georgian, &e0aftel1r elmer io5ioliiti=
iden @o6en5eiti6rift, maBte Srei=
tng nltf 5ebn Sage in's MrbeitSbauS
ma1tberm, "a er eirre Mber ibn per=
bdngte Celebrate BON $75 ni6t BE-
aaflen monte o6er fonnte. Die Strafe
mar ste 6olge einer bon 8iirgermet%
1ter Nfpe unbdngtg gemudten 2ibel>
floge.
8roiner5. = 6rau @brilt. s.
S6mabe mltr0e in ibuem @eim 0ltrd)
eina @oiel!n=g rploiton idtper bet
lekt. - 9ie 8anfiers 6es G.. Diitrtfts
meroen ONT 20. 9lprtl bier cine Ser
1n1nmlung abbalten.
MIernn0ria. - 9us 9ieiige
Stationsgebd110e ser Soo=8abn lit
,nieSergebramt, mobet GSrudt un6 Sc
pad int 8ertbe bon $4,000 bon 6en
5Ianemen Der5ebrt: tnur6e.
Mo6eiter. = @ier lit Elm Club
ser Jarmer BON 0lmitea0' County ge=
grii1oet moroen CUR S0r6erung Ser
er5iefliden, fonmer5iellen un5 gel eai=
gen Sntereiie ieimer @tiglieoer.
Grpofiton.- Sic uNaortbme=
1tern agricultural 6air Miiociation"
bat Sen gei6luB gefabt, in Ser 5tpei=
ten &Glfte 6es Sltli cine 8iebl6al1
un6 inn @inter cine Mais= nn6 &letn=
getreioe ifau gut peranltalten an @telz
lie ser Tair, sic btSfer int @erbit itattz
aufin0en pflegte.
6ergus Sails. - Ser lnper=
beiratbete Sarmer Ole 8ad lit madts
al1f 6er 9amitraBe bon einem 8anoi=
ten ousgepliin0ert morben, Der ibn
6am po9 5pang, ibn nn6 6em 6arm<
bauie 5u fIbren, 100 er i'm IN einen
@moi6ranf iperrte, 0elien Sbiire
4er a%unngelte. Dann itabl er, mas er
fonnte umo indbe in Ser Glndt ieim
Sell. Sc geIung 8ad fpater, fi6 aus
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24
ieine1n @erited at befreien.

@nieca. = DaS ie9siabrige
S09ter9en @pelpn ser @beleute Mus
quit 3iSmer aus ct. MarD lit mab=
reno eines 8eindyes ser 6antilie lei
SEN @roBeltern in @aIeca in cine 81
1terre gefaGen, 11no %ertrat1rfen. Grit
eine Stun0e ipdter fon1te 6ie Settle
qeborgen mer0em.
Sc 5meMr.- &olIin Der8er tit
bel Ger Mrbeit auf Sem Sel0e am Don=
neritag lebter @o6e tu6t auf 1em
Bel6e 5uiamnengeitir5t.
Dmlutb. = Ser Superior=Dmz
lutb &afen lit eben etSfrei %geporoen,
urnb sic Dampfer r@olf" mn0 rs. g..
Gunbom," @apitdn 6roatf 6. Strait,
maren 1ie eriten, Sic sen Safen ber=
lieBen. = Mit elmer itrengen Dur6=
fiibrung ser Maasi6antgeiebe bat ii@
sic 1rere Notwithstanding bier
eingefiibrt.
e.-l1eber Ben &lan
oes Musbaues elmer StaatsitruBe btS
an sic @rense Minnei otas bertetben
ste 8eamten ser Sii6=Wfinneiota<@nt-
mideltungsliga in elmer bier gebalte=
nen 3ulomentumft, an ser Ste @o1tn-
tp=aonniiidre BON Ntcolett, 8rotpn,
&e04poo0, 2pon unG 2incoln fbetlnnb=
mer.
Manfato. - &ep. &obert
@ngbeS, Bfarrer ser fatb. ct. Sobns
Stride bat 6ur@ Mn:9alt S. 6. &egan
am Dienitag cine &lage eingerei@t
gege11 SEN S6l1lratb bon Manfato
l1n6 Superintendent S. S. @perrp.
Sn ser &lage miro ebenfaus Elm tent
porarer @inbaltsbcIebl gegen 6en
5dulratb 1a6geiudt, nm Dos %b=
balten BON 8ibel1eien u116 reltgioien
uebnngen iiberbaup1 tn BEN offent=
Iiden S6nlen bon Manfato ab5nitel<
len. Dieie 6rage bei6aftigte f@on
Sen 9@nlratb int lebten Sabre un6
6as 8ibelleien tpl1r6e auf Mnregl1ng
bon @egam ser ein @itglieo oes
g@ulratbs it abgeite1t, 90 es ge-
gen sic 9taatsgeiebe lit. Dteien @tn<
ter tpur6e ie6o@ a1tf @ef6ll1b 6es
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24

@belrmntism1s mir0 aIs elm &e-
iltltnt bon Mieren : @ei@meroen, itei-
fen m15 idmer5er6en @lie6erm, &Mdf=
erapeb l11r6 peben Nieren mei6en na9
oem @ebra1,h BON Solep Mierem&i1-
len. Sic itn6 itdrfem6 in Iftiort,
rdi9 in &eiatltaten, ftets betlero. 80.
g. Stelton, StnnleD, SSn6., iagt:: sd
miiroe feine $500 fir Ole 8efretung
oon Mieren~8ei9mer6en nebmen, 6ie
Idly 6ltrb cine ein3ige @hobtel 6olep
Mieren=Bimen ertptrftte." Molitor
Draag So. = Mnaeige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24

| 59ulratbs pieoer 6mnit angefangen
&egan bat iett6em mebrfa6 beria16t
oieien 8ei@luB mieoer ridgangig gu
MAIDEN, fonnte aber nt6t 6ur@6rtn=
gem mno oieieS gert@tIi@e @erfabren
lit sic Solge.
e.--@aspar Wobl=
memo fat in Mebrasfa 5met @aggon-
laoungen Obio=Srubfartoffeln fir
85c. oas 8ni6el perfauft. - Ser
bieiige Commercial Club bat feline
erite Sibung in 6e1u neuer i6onen
&lubbeim gebalten.
@imona.-D Scr SO Satire alte
sSupelier @erbar6 S. Mfeper bat fid
5onntagnadmittag 6as 2eben ge>
nommen> inoem er ii@ sic &eble
onr6ibnitt. M0glidermetie lit Sic
l1ria6e in &ranfli9feit gu iu@en.
Manfato. - Das @ttpz@otel
tit nieoergebrannt. S6aoen $15,=
900, @erii@erung $4,000. @tlfs-
5euermebr6ef 90. 8. Salenitein pur-
Sc bonn &au9 iibertpaltigt nn6 mmb=
tie binansgetragen mer0en. ST erbol-
tie ii6 tpieoer, ftiir5te ipdterbin aber
! pl0bli9 tobt 5ufamn1en.
Grosbp.- Ser Stretf ser l1n=
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @upuma : @egeno
lit beigelegt. SSn ether nnterreoung
ser Stretfer nit Sen Bertretern Ser
Gigentbimer erflarten it@ eritere be-
reit, unter SEN often 9obnbe6ingr1n=
gem an sic Mrbeit 5uriid5ngeben,
tpabren6 lebtere einige 3ugeitdnontiie
madten.
Siib=9afpta.
Mb r6een. @el6afSleute
un6 Iurn1er bon 8rl1le County iin6
eifrig beitrem, ste n0tbigen Mittel
auf3ubrimgen CUR @riinoarng eines
@ountp-@erban6S GUT Sebung ser
2anotpirtbidaft, ser nit 6em Staats=
Derbun0e in Mberoeen I'M ginflange
iteben lou.
@ierre. = Sci SEN in 6ieiem
Stnate Dorgenomnenen Srtl6afts=
mablen banoelte es ii@. au6 tint sic
Mmsidnnffroge. rSeuht" pur0en n0er
blieben @ierre, Sort Bierre, Mber0een,
Sionr Sails, Deaomoo6, 2ea1 11nb
ale Srte in 6em @lad &tnS. rEro-
den" ml1r6en ooer blieben &amona,
@eofiel0, @on0e, 8ritton, 5urton,
5iiieton, 5re0erid, Spstpi&, glf
8oim beidloB, 5ie 5dnnfpirtbe 6urd
ongemeire Mbitimm111g gu mabGen; eS
6iirfte 6tes Ser erite Sun .0ieier Mrt
iein.
2amgfor1. ~ Slug. Srie0rid
@tone, elmer ser eriten 0el9tlden Mnz
iteoler bon 8romn County, itarb u1=
ermartet ont II. Mpril int Sitter bon
go Sabren.
MitbeII. - SSn elmer Mnippa-
de Dor ser rSoutb Dafota Soertc
@igbman M~iiociation" entpfaW S. 8.
@bite sic Musgabe bon Bombs in So.
be bon flint Miuionen Collars 0l1rd
5en Stoot fir Sen 8au Don fin
9ar6itraBen i'm 5taate.
Columbia. - Dos Columbia.
&oteI un6 ser grobe @ilent uno So.
lo1rialpaarenlaoen bon 2orrtd I'M
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24

@om iiber Ser See. SIS iin5 iebt
rmgefdbr iteben Sobre ber," f6retbt
&err SSafob Mong bon Serltfon, st.
3iiri& in Ser S@met3, uieit0em i6
16ren MperffrGatter borrdtbig balte.
gr beilte midi bon einem febr idtpe-
rem &er5leioen. @eitber bobe i9 tet-
The Washington times., 1913-02-09

We ss,evs to Es.p him with Us. but As
II grow Old" we're his words. ''and
there = much 10 b done for my srsas-
ais ssip vss .aiIsa around from Lsssh
10 KileIl6n baz. Il struck me strange
u that the spanish ship should have
plowel the wake of the Inflated Arma-
s.; s., o1 a9vis shs .'sy dsy before his departure
leria ny s9n. let .us % to .hs cave.
And, he addsd, drawing his fran figure
erect you viii bring my granddaugh-
ter and my great-granson, Don John"
.s ms .sSs g aas s coa an &: &:
old eentlsmau knsIt and prayed. And
over the two graves DON Aisar took the
little lad In his arms.
Rcrie. my son.. ssid he, when he
wills, you viii blsng her and my great
srsndson. Dea 'JeRn Aivsf. 70 Anrcis-
And Hesle. when you come to Spatn.
you wili ten thesu"-Ais eyes twinkIsd
rr,osss1y1.yeu mot gcsn; vii ten them you met
It was in the dusk OF the next day
that We watched the sails Of Don AZ
vars ship since beyond Ailsa Cratg. \
summer hese was upon the Firth and
the hills Of Butte and Cowsi were pur.
Rs sss sss1ss & ass asso:s q ,as ne ess: s:sSs
watching the Spanish sajIs deepen from
gray, to blue. from blue to brown, and
nnally merge with the sea and sky.
II was like the vanishing Of the last
e . The be, ,,ns.sSSss sDs Ss bSs .hsrs sss
ross out Of the ssa. Maripose ssw Il.
toe, for our eyss were dxed on the
podAt where we hed last seen the ship
And We both had the sasns thought As
turned = tcsk q her she hfted her
(TN& E0o.l
The Washington times., 1913-02-09
Gas Combination Coming.

That the ultimate result Of the liti-
cation between the washington Gas
Light and Georgetown Gas Companies.
the proposed investigation by Congress-
of the former company and the In
creased price Of gas to Georgetown con-
sumers win be the consolidation Of the
two companies and the restoration OF
SS-cent gas to all the District 10 the
confident belief Of Howard Reeside,
vice president Of the Washington Gas
Light Company That this consumnna-
ton may not long be deferred is also
more than a POSSIBILITY. -,
Mr.. Reeside also asserts that thsre u
no friction between the companies. a. 10
popularity supposed, and that the wash
ington company is ready 70 supply gas
to the Georgetown company at any
time. The spectacle. however. Of two
companies serving q field in which there
should be but one and In such . way
as to make II impcisibie for the smaller
producer to furnish gas 10 rs customers
a. cheaply as the larger. Is one which
Is believed TO be not mt IN longer pos
sible. "
Indeed, both companies are favorable
to the PROPOSITION of combination, II 10
said, and II Congress woulu make the
way clesr and the courts dispose of the
pending litigation In manner sa isfac-
tory TO all interests. the natural result
II Is asserted. to furnish the whole DIS
trict gas at one price of S5 cents.
In regard to the price Mr. Reeside
qualities his statement by pointing ont
that the Washington company g con-
tracts for oil will expire with the year
The Washington times., 1913-02-09
Taft Backs Macveagh
In Pulp Case Decision

Because Canada has removed the ex.
port tax on paper pulp manufactures
from timber grown on certain timber
lands. instead Of removing the export
duty on the timber itself. so that its
conversion into pulp could be accom-
plished In this country, u given a. the
reason President Taft has affirmed the
decdston Of Secretary Of the Treasury
Macveagh that. -Canada's action was
not sufficient to permit the pulp to enter
This decision. which holds IN thu
tarin wall againat pulp manufactured
from the timber Of certain crown iands
In Quebec, bars four large paper pulp
factories, according to report, from
sending large shipments OF their product
to this country.
The Washington times., 1913-02-09
Victims Of Maine
win Be Honored

The sailorB who psrishsd in the Mains
h<teen years ego win be honored With
memorial services In Arlington National
Cemetery nsxt oatnn1ay afternoon. un-
der the 3eant suspdcss Of the UNITED
spanish War vetsraaA Army and Navy
union. q. q A.. the q. A. r.. ths w.
r. C., 'snd other Dafristic socistissL
The spsaksrp win b congrsssman
Thomas 8, craso of Psnpsylvansa, Con-
srsssman Langley sf Kentucky, J. d.
Bloodgood. of the q. n r., ana othsrs.
The eonn,itsees ia ehsrgs ara:
0eneral eouhmfttss of arsapesusnfs-
Col John NoEiroy. chairman: Ma lsa-
bei Roervii Ban. vice ehairmsu: De-
pertnsut Commander Jers "A cpstslle,
tfsasursr; Capt J. wsltsr llttchsil. sse-
rstafy; William A.. Hicksy, assissAat
secrstary.
Nemortal eociety-hra, Ban, Nd =,
Gertrude Aischsil. Gel Jehn l. Cie0,
U. 8. A.; ". I. Rice, Gen. AndfcW Il
Bur- Y. y A.. retired, Col. Cnarioo y.
A. Leefder, y. 4 A.. rsttrol; ca. ~ a
Winter. Jehn c. Moore. Wsyus ". Cur
dsit r .sw - Lsssrsnss. , snd csst
cOnasssss fsSr Srsssasins tie woman,
Relief Corps-lArs. Margaret 3. Waikr.
4rs. Annie w. JOHNSON and Mn. Annie
z. Hoagiaad- s.
comnittse rsprsssnting shs Grand
Army Of the Rspublic-col john Hc-
Elfoy, Depertment CommandeY J. y.
eloodgood, DE-. Thomes CaJysr, Nsw.sa
ss,rss, Col Geotss c. RssA snd J6se
commisise reprsssasins The unissd I
spanish War Veterans - Dspartmsnt !
commander Jsre a. Coseello. cdairYnAn;
capt J. Lyon KIM, sies eha,s1naa; 8. |
II Eankert. Capt. Henry c. Portsr, r |
Marion Wynkoop. 6igmund Dirnisid,
Chr. Hintenach. G. E Rauch, Sheridan /
Fsrree. 0eorss r. Evans.
Cemnittes rspressnting the Army and
Savy Union, U. 8. A.-Edward Lina, !
Sspe John 9. Daley. William A. Hcksy, |
Edward q. Burch. Tod A. Thcmsn, J.
Z: MecourrZ. z. L Robinson. II. q.
stroschein. 3. G. ooss. A w. Allen,
Dr. samuel L Hannon, n. A. Martin.
lkidwell
The Washington times., 1913-02-09
Pamphlet Is Issued
On 'sInvaIid Cookery

Lessons in Cooking for the Sick and
Cows lescent'' is the title Of the letes,
Government Cook book
The publication was prepared and
Printed for the use of the cooking class
Of the Eurses' Training School of the
but the subject Is of such general IN
terest that arrangements have been
made for the sale OF the pamphlet by
the superintendent of documents OF
the Government Printing ONCE, at
cents a copy.
were compiled primarily for the sick.
they are Of Interest 70 all persons de-
string simple and wholesome dishes. The
l9 recfpes cover n wide range, Inciud-
Ing soups, fish. oysters, eggs, steaks.
chops, setada, desserts. and beveraGeG
The Washington times., 1913-02-09
Fifteen Use Towel;
Only One Complains

Travelling agents OF the Treasury De-
partment are having a difficult time en-
forcing the new public health rule re-
quiring individual towels in public
places. Ted Jones, one OF the agents.
told a good Joke on himself about the
individual towel.
Il was out In Kentucky in a small
town and stopped for dinner at a way
side inn. After washing my hands
asked for a towel, but was showed
one almost black from dirt. told the
landlady i wanted q towel: that the
one in use was dirty and unsanitary.
You Will use that one or none she
said You are no better than the
others. Fourtees men use that towel
every day.'"
The Washington times., 1913-02-09

The statements Of the banks in re
sponse to the Comptroller's call for theil
condition at the close Of business Feb
ruary discloses, II anything, the solid
ity and forward advance Of Washing
ton business. One would expect tha,
with the formation Of new nationa
bank, as an offshoot from an estab.
lished national bank. showing depositl
In its first statement Of around 500, ,o0
that the Individual deposits of banks II
the neighborhood would show some I'm.
press in this item IN their statements
But such Ia not the case.
The individual deposits reported By
the new bank, the Federal National
were ,673.sl5. Yet the individual de
posits of the Commercial National stood
at 81 "a. SIS, q loss of only $ssi. .6il Had
the statement been made as Of the 9Th,
It Is said that loss would have appeared
as only about $500.
More than that, the Individual de.
posits Of other banks in the ne.ghbor-
hood not only did not show losses. but
showed gains. and In many instances
considerable ones. A few of the actual
figures will serve to illustrate the fact.
The. Individual deposits Of the Dis
trict National Bank. few doors from
the new Federal, actually were t1os.s7s
greater than they were on the csil of
November 8
The. American National Banks In
dividual deposits showed an increase OF
SlB,zg ....5
The Washington and Southern Bank
made q comfortable increase In this
The Washington times., 1913-02-09

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for the
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The statements Of practically an the
banks In detail Will appear In The
Times tomorrow - .
The Washington times., 1913-02-09
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The chronicle=news., 1913-06-11
HOW NO MANS LAND
RECEIVED ITS TITLE

I'VE were In the cattle business.
and one time we got word that C0e
and his band were coming to run off
our cattle. l called out my COM
pany together and rode out. and By
travelling at night We came to an
abandoned .'dObe where the gang was
resting for the night. We. tied Our
horses distance away. and. with re-
volver In one hand and rifle In the
other. we crept up to the cabin. burst
In the door and took the whole II
and hanged them to the cottonwood
trees alonx the river bank. Coe was
not In the adobe hut. He was at ait
other place. l5 miles away. and We
rode there aud captured him and am
there was big reward for him. we
strapped him to horse and rode
with him TO Pueblo and surrendered
him to the Sheriff. who put him In
Jail. But that night mob took him
out and lynchcd him."
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-11

sands OF the desert and climb the
rock trails OF the mountain passes.
Water Will he provided ut regular
stages and the herd will be divided
into several smaller herds. but AT
certain points the whole herd will
rounitc and II grand roundup will
he held. The herd will travel only
about ten miles a day on the average
and IL will take about n year to make
the journey. II is tho intention to
make the drive faithful portrayal
OF n phase OF western life that has
almost passed awny and that VIC are
reminded Of today only by brush.
pencil and pen.
II is tho intention to sell the cat
tie In San Francisco. and this will
pay n part OF the expense OF the trip.
but only II small part. as the inicn-
tiOn In not to make n profit from the
drive. but to attract attention by
the novcly. OF II.