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Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-09
INVERTED 4 DUEL.
An Apple of Peace That cenfoundod m : Artist's Critics.

Al AppJ0 0I VSAV0 0AS NoUIOOUoO0 NU {: Artist's Critics.
 In the old dueling days critics were sometimes compelled, fgura- lively, to eat their words. Far more satisfactory was the vindication that one criticised person achieved when she ate the object of criticism.
 The story recently retold in Pa 'risian journal relates that when the furor for modelling wax flowers and fruit was at its height certain fair and fashionable countess attained SO much skill in the art that the other women of her circle became envious. An admirer of the count ess and suitor of her most spiteful detractor were involved in the quar- rel, and a challenge ensued. But the countess learned of the coming encounter and had no mind that her talent should be championed at the cost of blood letting.
 The day before the duel in com pany that included the prospective combatants and her envious rival she displayed a beautiful apple.
 "Bchold a chef d'ouvrev' she cried proudly. "Ladies, you cannot criticise that! Nature herself never produced a finer"
 It was examined and admired, but soon the envious discovered flaws. One complained of the texture, which did not really resemble the skin of a fruit; another, of the too precisely globular form; another, of the too evenly shaded colors. Final ly the countess enemy gave her ver- dict with shrug and smile.
 'Indeed, my dear, a pretty fruit enough" she conceded, ''but if you ask me, palpable imitation, with nothing of the indescribable, illu- sive something by which art sug- gests the actual work of nature." The countess then turned inquir- ingly to her critics suitor, who de- clared that he was reluctantly com pelled to agree with madam's opin- ion. Still smiling, the countess broke the apple in halves, offered half to her parrot squawking for it in his gilded cage, and daintily nib bled the other half herself. It was real apple!
 'Doubtless, monsieur" she re- marked sweetly as the laughter sub sided, "you will still feel obliged to agree with madam when she admits that her estimate of an artists skill may sometimes be erroneous?" As there was no excuse for a duel after the lady and her champion had both retracted, the seconds of the two impetuous gentlemen saw to it that they became reconciled. For once the apple of discord had proved also the apple of peace.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-09
He Had No Choice.

The wife of a dynamo tender went to a haberdasher:s to buy a necktie for her husband. She select ed d brilliant red one, ready made, whercupon the young and inexperi- enced salesman, with compassion for the future owner, was moved to remark:
 "Excuse me, missus, is this tie for your husband 2"
 "It is" replied the woman.
 "Don't you think he'd rather have some other color? Pm afraid he won't wear this red tie.''
 "Oh, yes, he will' said the wom- an firmly. He'll have to-he's dead."-London Answers.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-09
Man Wanted.

Father" said little Ruth appeal ingly, "why don't you stay at home to work as other little girls fathers do?"
 Father, who, as business manager of great corporation, has to travel extensively, smiled fondly at his little daughter. 'I'd love to, Ruth, :" he answered, 'but you see have to earn a lot of money to take care of my little girl and her mother, and l cant get enough work to do here at home"
 "Oh, father," cried Ruth reprov- .ingly, q don't believe you've ever tried hard enough! Why, l have seen a sign out, Man Wanted,' lots and. lots of times. There wac one lover in front of our grocery store this; very morning. Youths Com panlOh. Y A
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-09
Talked Too Much.

Old John Bates,. an upholsterer, was renowned for his silence. Peo- pie who had been his customers for a generation had, many of them, never heard word from him ex- cept "Good morning. Five dollars. Thank you. Good day" Old John, in fact, cultivated silence as a genius cultivates his art.
 A patron one day said to John:
 "What's the best kind of mat tress?"
 Flair" was the reply.
 The patron some twenty years later had occasion to buy another mattress, and again he asked:
 "What's the best kind, John :"
 "Cotton."
 "Cotton?" the patron cried. "Why, you told me twenty years ago that hair was the best"
 The old man gave a quaint sigh.
 "Talking has always been my ruin," he said.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-09
Oriain of- the Word Filibuster.

]: The name "buccaneer" was chief ly affected by the English adventur- CTS on our coast, while the. French
 members. of the profession often preferred, the name of ''flibustier.' This word, which has since been corrupted. into our familiar 'fili- busteH' lis said to have been origi- nally A corruption, being nothing more, than the French method of
 pronouncing the word "freeboot-
 ers," which title had long been
 used for independent robbers.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-09
Not His Usual Brand.

He was waif from the slums, having his first experience of the country. They gave him new laid egg at breakfast as a great treat, but after one spoonful he put it quietly aside and devoted himself to the bread and butter.
 "Why, Pete," exclaimed the ma tron in charge, "don't you like your egg"
 "No, ma'am,'', he replied depre- catingly. 'sIt don't seem to have no smell nor taste" -..Pearson's Weekly. E
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-09
LODGED A RAIN OF BULLETS.
incident of the. Italian Revolution et
 164S In Brescia. ''


 1e4S In 6reseia. The Count de Hubner tells in his memoirs a thrilling story of an ad- venture in the Italian city of Brescia during the days of the revolution |'of 1S4s. When the trouble began in the streets he contrived to get. into house, taking with him two ,r three other persons, including the wife of a minor official who had intrusted the lady for awhile to the counts care, but who was to have certain news of her as soon as pos sible.
 The firing grew heavier, and the rebels soon had possession of al- most every house in the street.
 On the 18th of March Count de Hubner decided that he must do something toward bettering his DO sition in case of an assault, and he forced his only remaining servant to make dash across the street to the palace where the Austrian gen. eral, Rath, was quartered, two blocks away and on the other side. The man was merely to let the gen. eral know that De Hubner himself was coming and to ask that the gates be held ready for. him.
 Myself, prudence and my honor had long and heated argument" says Count de Hubner. Finally I pulled myself together. l had to let Prince Metternich know about my self, to make a last report and to keep my word about poor Mime. M. 1 undid the door, drew long breath and plunged down the street.
 "The bullets flew all around me, spattering in leaden showers from the stone pavement. As l arrived at the gates of the palace they swung inward, and in second ] was inside, unscathed. But only half my journey was done. I had still to go back again.
 "A letter-my last report-was soon completed for Metternich and my message to the husband of Mime. M. was given. l had to return.
 "Again the gates were opened and I bounded forth. A veritable fusillade followed. From every window and housetop came the spurts of white smoke, and l tried to dodge forty bullets at once. In a minute l had reached my own door, and as l did so I turned to look back.
 "Another man left the palace gates at full speed, but before he had half crossed the street puff of smoke shot out of a window and he fell fiat and was instantly lying like a log across the gutter. The fire stopped at once-what use would there be in shooting dead man?
 ''But on the second that all be- came quiet. To my great astonish- ment l saw this dead man rise to his legs like a cat and dash across the street into the half open door waiting for him. The sharpshoot- CTS were taken by surprise, and he escaped"
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-09
x, !. aie.n1e rsss.'

U. \ woman at a dog show noticed g pretty girl gazing around as if pug fled. She went over to her and said: Pardon me, but can't you find the keniiel you wish? If not, l shall be glad to assist you"
 "Oh, thank you," she replied. "Would you mind showing me where they are exhibiting the ocean grey hounds?"-National Monthly.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13
Cos Mngeles' @aTerleitnng.

|Nos MngeleS, Gal., IL. 9top.
@eute begann bier sic 5meitagige
Geier onldBli9 Ser @roffnung Der
8alierleitung bon $50 Meilen 2dn-
&c, bur@ melde Sos angeles bon
nun an fem Grinfpaiier erbolten
miro. Sauienoe BON 8irgern bego-
ben ii6 beute Morgen nod Dem %
Meilen n0roli9 BON bier gelegene's
gingang in bas Can Gernanoino-
|Ebol unb i9auten 81, mte General
81. 81. @boffee sic s@leuientbore oft'
nete, 6ur@ pelde ii@ Elm Strom, mel
der Ser stobt ale "a Stunoen $780,
OOO,0 @alonen @aiier 5ufubren
in Dos Can Gernan6ino-Heler'
poir ergoB. Morgen miro cine Son
time e%ingepeibt mer6en, Sic cine 9eil>
lion Collars gefoitet bat nno gum
@e6enfen an sic @o1enoung zines
werfes erri9tet tporben lit, on pel-
|@em odt Sabre eearbeitet muroe nno
peIdes einidlieBli@ Ser @rridt1ing
elmer @anerfraftanlage bon 47,000
8fer6efraft mebr als 80 Miltonex
Collars gefoitet bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13
Mebr Tlaidem jebes Sabr perfa1ft.

Sc lit lei9t gu n%eriteben, tpar11rn
cine qr0Bere Mn5abl bon 6laiden So
lep's Sonep ono Tar COMPOUND jeoes
Sesabr perfouft miro. Gra1 Sbos Ser
ran, 2S6 g6moro StraBe, 9ougbton
Mid., gibt bofir einen ousge5eidre'
ten @run6, tpenn lie idreibt: "6olep's
6onen un6 Tar COMPOUND bot lid
ltets dig elm mirfiames Mittcl er'
probt, beieitist raid Dos fitelnoe &C.
fiibl i'm &olie un6 itiQt ben &ulten,
obne bob fdledte Gillette %5uridblei
ben. 3u baben Bel anen Sd1olern IN
ct. @Ioub. - Mn3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13

entfernt nit $50 seelen, @ran0 4or,
tuge 1877 Meilen e%ntfernt nit IS Gee
len unb Sapper Is Wteilen tpeg NIT
I35 Seelen. 3uiammen unterltebe11
Iibm 1856 6omilien nit $40 Seelen,
oar1lnter 1873 meiBe &atbolifen; ct
50blte I'M perflollel,en Sabre AZ Ioat=
fen, 3 Chen, 80 9%egrabnilie, 26 Grit
fon1nlunifanten> 1898 III. &ommllnio=
men, So Serlebgange, 60 &inoer I'M
d)riltliden l1nterribt, 26 in fatboli-
iden Sdl1len III in an6eren S6u=
len. @epiB oiele 5totiitif peilt FIN
auf 1d1pere Mrbcit 0es P. 9imon i'm
Gienite ser I'll. &eligion; Ser Subilar
lit alld ein ausge5eidneter &enner
Ser 10 idmierigen Gbippema-Sprobe.
M0ge Dem bod)tp. P. Simon nod
mandes Sabr iegensreiden @irtens
in ieiner groBen Miiiion beidieoen
fem! p. 6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13
|sdneQigfeit 6es @in6es betragt 68
Meilen pro Stunbe. Ser @dnee lieqt
adt Bon bod.
3epnolbs' 8mtadten.

IS aibington,G 3. g., 12. Nop.
@eleralanmolt Mc&epnol6s bot
entldie6en, 6aB Ole &lauiel 6es neuen
|Iarifs, melde auf 8aaren, Die auf
amerifaniiden S6iffen importiert
meroen, cine 3ouermaBigung bon
flint Hro5ent getpdbrt, our@ ben IN
|ibr entboltenen Baragrapben annul>
liert miro, in meldem es beibt, 6aB
~nidts in oieier &lauieI 10 tonitruiert
mer6en 6arf ooB 6ie 8~eitimmungen
bon 8ertrdgen 3miiden Den Set.
|gtoaten un6 frem6en Notionen &C.
fiin6igt ober fonit in Mitleibenfdoft
ge5ogen tperoen." Sefretdr McAooo
pom 8unoesidatomt bot 6ieie @nt-
|i6eioung am Sonntog in Baibington
befannt gegeben un6 gletd5eitig an
gefiin6igt, 6aB in uebereinitimmung
nit ibr 6ie 3oQfoleftoren angemie-
fen tper6en, Die I'M Grage fommen6e
&llaulel nidt in Mnpen6ung 81 brin=
gen, mie ibnen bereits am 8. Sftober
befoblen tpar. Sen6ungen, 6ie in
@ruortung Ser beutigen gntideioung
5uridgebalten tpur6en, meroen jebt
freigegeben, un6 es itebt Ben SSm-
porteuren, 6ie ouf Dem flint Bro3ent
&abott be1teben, fret, gu proteitieren
uno beim 3ouoppeuotionsgeri@t Sc
rufung ein5ulegen. Domit lift, tpe~
nigitens Big ouf tpeiteres, Ser lonee
|2isput iber sic geplorte 3o1pergin-
itigung fir amerifanii@e 5@iffe,
tpelder ben @ongreB tpabren6 Ser Be-
rotbungen iber Die Sarifporlage lang
unb brett befddftigt Fat, aus Der
@elt geidofft. Ser @eneralontpah
botte feline gntf@ei6un9 bereits Dor
5ebn Gogen abgegeben, bod tpur6e
iie 5uriideebolten, Inn Dem @dotomt
@elegenbeit az geben, fie grlnoli&
6urd5u{eben. Sic &louiel fonte ba3u
berufen fem, 6ie ameritanii4e &an-
6elsmorine tpie6er auf sic alte &obe
5u bringen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13
Gin Chicago Ma,t,t
loot Eeruna.
Gia Mann, Der iein 5eim unb feline
Gamiltc licbt, finoet, naf &crnna
ic1r tuertbppl fir i'm lit.

&err start 8. Gnelin, 1877 g. 81.
&loee, Chicago, ST., i6reibt einen red5t
eutbuitaltiijen Mrtttel iiber 8eruna. Ct
lit OIL Suiten unb Grtdltungen unb gibt
Eeruna Den aan5en &rebtt bafur, baB
feline Gelunobeit lpieber bergelt elt nurbe.
CT fiihlt 11dl belier, nls es IN flint Sab
rem Der. Sau tpar. Ct bat cine Srall
unb oret 3inoer. Ct 9ebraudt Eeruna
in leiner Samilie fir grtdltungen. fir
&ulten un0 ber1bieoene mpermeibli6e
@rnnfheiten, henen Die Samilie ausgez
fest it.
Germ Gnalins Strait iaet. Tie lpolle
II: pieoer obne Yeruna in ibrem 9eim
fem.
Sslhe, meldJe tctne fliiKteen Mebist=
nen nebmen uullen, t5nnen jett Seruna
9ablette befpmmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13
9ilbernes NrienerjubiIdum
beS 9ntianermiNipndrs
bptbtp. P. &impn Gam
pc, .. g. 8. ju
GIpquet, minn.

am 5. Mobember 5. S. begging gu
.Gloquet, Minn., Der bodm. P. Simon
2ampe, .. g. g., bon ser ct. Soban-
1res,Abtei fem 2%5idbriges Hrieiteriu=
bilaum. Ser Subilar bot sic 25 Sabre
ieines prieterliden 2ebens int 9ien-
lte ser orn1en Sn6ianer auf elmer
93eibe bon Soften perbra4t un6 NIT
gro6em grfolge an 6em Seelenbeile
ser @bippeua-Snoianer gearbeitet.
Sic Sage Dor ieire,n itlbernen Subel'
feIte batte P. 5imon Mfiiiion nnter
ieinen 2euten; Ser bodm. Seiuiten-
potter Soiepb Spedt, Miiiionar bon
@oroen &iber, Ont, leitete oieielbe
NIT por5iiglidem &eiultote; uber 600
81. Rommunionen muroen tpabreno
,bieIer @nooen3eit o1sgetbeilt. Sic
sSn6ioner botten ii@ lange fdon ouf
6us bobe Sl1bil6um ibres geliebten
@eelforgers gefreut; oasielbe geital'
tete fi4 6enr aud gu elmer re4t erbe'
ben6en 6eier. Ser bodm. P. Soiepb
@pedt, g. S, bielt bobei sic Rreoigt
in Der @bippetpo, Sprnde, ser boam.
P. MIfreo, 8. g. g., bon ct. @louo
preoigte in @nglii@. 3ugegen tpore>1
BEL ser Geier bo9m'iter Serr Gbt &e-
ter gngel, 8. 8. s., bon ct. Sobns,
ser bodtp'ite Moni. Soiepb 8ub bon
Gin, 6ur9 beiien 8eitreben ser bo@p.
Subilor no9 Mmerifa un6 ipater l1n'
ter sic Snoianer eefommen, ferner
bodm. P. 5. Il. Boitras, .. 90. S.,
bon Eulutb, 6ie bodp. Sron5isfanerz
patres Mgatbo Mnflin uno @brpio~
{tom 8erpplt bon 8npfielo, isis, nno
PIP. O6eri9 Derentbal uno Sptatns
20ffler bon Miblan6, un6 P. 3pltus
2ange bon Superior, 6ie bodtp. PIP.
Mnielm, 8. g.. g., un6 &apmono, ..
g. s., bon Gulutb, bon @eltprieItern
Der bodm. ST. Sufnagel nno Der
bodm. Bbilip @ilep bon 9ulutb, Der
bodm. 81. 81. &roidotuib bon Chico
60, sic boau. Sobann 2immer, @lias
2emire unb St. S4ulb bon @loquet,
Ser bodtp. 81. Mifs bon ct.
Mi@el. Wob1 batten oie Snoia'
1rer nod ME cine iol4e an'
3obI erloudter geiitlider &erren aus
Dem Belt, un6 Or6ensflerus beiiann'
men geieben. - Ser bodm. P. 81
MOT lit geboren gu 8re5orec tn &ratn
am 5. Ge5ember 1865. Seine etpigen
@eluboe legte ct ob om 5. Suit 1885,
feline feierIiden BRET Sabre fpater; am
1. September 1883 empfing er Die 81.
Erieitcrmeibe. Gieier eifrige Snoia'
nermiliionGr beorbeitet elm iameres
Miiiionsfelo in Gloquet uno nmge-
aeno. Ct reiioiert in Gloquet, mo-
er cine @emeinbe BON $50 Seelen ner'
{iebt; Johann periorgt er regelmaBig
uno a%bmedicIn6 folgenoe Millioren:
groofiton 18 Meilen entfcrnt nit 80
@o,roo RrorS morni2 150 MetIen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13
Ninneipta.

@eo@ing.- MIs erlter in Die
fem County bot Neter @einri9s bon
bier ouf @run6 bes nel1en Mrbeiter<
gntida6igungsgeietes i'm @ege ei-
mes l1ebereinfommens nit Der betref.
fenoen 6irma 6es Gb. Betder Cunt
Der Co., gntiddoigung erbalten. Ct
|erbalt 5000 fir @erlebungen an ben
|6ingern ser redten 9an6.
Mo4elter.- Nif. 9anion, elm
betagter 8etpobner ser Staot, tpuroe
bon ei,,em @iiter5uge Der Mortbme-
tern 8abn iiberfobren un6 auf ser
STEELE getobtet.
G@roofIton. - Ibomas Mor-
ris muroe gum %8iirgermeiiter bieier
gtn6t ertpdblt, 9os ein3ige i%o5iali-
itiide Observation-Disclosures lit iebt 90.
car &oiietb. @roofiton bleibt ~naB."
Binona. - 6loiie, bie lieben
Sabre aIte Todter bes Sobn Si4um=
pier, itir5te bon einem @ageniit, auf
meId)em Tie neben ibrem Safer Job,
10 ungliidlid berab, 6ab ibr eines
Ser @a6er iiber Sen @opf ging, uno
'lie auf Ser @tene getootet mur6e.
8emi6ii. - Snmitten zines
qroBen 8nI6es inn Moroen bon Min-
neioto bot 81. g. @9ro6er cine mo.
oerne Molfereiform bon 200 Stores
oufgebaut. Snnerbalb 6reier Sabre
fat er es beritar6en, $50 @cres unter
@ultur 51 bringen, unb 6ieie ltefern
6as Gutter fir feline Seroen bon 70
@inoern, 1875 @dmeinen uno $50
@ibnern. Sdr06er benutt fem Mu'
tomobil mitteIs elmer iinnretden 8or-
ridtung uls Melfmafdine un6 men-
set arbeitipnrenbe mafdinene @tn>
ri9tungen iberbal1pt I'M peiteIten
l1mfange an.
@Ioquet. - Sdger itieBen auf
6te 2eide bon Mn6retp Sobnfon bon
Scanlon, tpeIder felt 6rei 8oden
permiBt tpur6e, uno ii@ i&einbor an
einem 8ol1m erbdngt botte. S4on
felt Idngerer 3eit nor ct ni4t mebr
gang 5rtrednungsfdbig, uno nimmt
man an, baB ct in einem @nfa1e get
itiger umnodt1ng @elbitmoro Be-
cling. Ct bi1terldBt cine 8ran nno
5 4inoer, tpelde in Ser @emeinoe in
bober Mdtung iteben.
Me6@ing.- &urrp @orobolm
prominent in bieiigen @rbeiter &rei.
fen, nno r%engroiiing clerf" mabreno
ser Ietten @itnng SET 2egislatur, er-
Iitt einen ernften Sagounfa4. Ms
er elm @etpebr bonn @ngen 5teben
tponte, entIno es iif, nn6 be 2aoung
itreifte feline 8ruit nn6 brnng tbm tn
Sen Iinfen Mrm. Ser Mrm tpuroe
3erfIeiidt un6 sic @usfeln 5erriiien.
|gr bette 6nr9 6en 8lutberll1t iebr
I'll Iei6en, miro aber geneien. - 9ret
Singer bes 9eonor6 8ergslan6 tp11r-
SEN 3erfleii@t, ols fi@ bos @etpebr
ieines Sesog6fameraoen entluo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13
Stmrm amt S5ean
mmo 9rpbem Scem.

Geltie unb 2ucia trafen nit srofer
&eripatmns in Seem Oorf Elm. -
6ansbobe @eQen. - SIM Often lit
Der 9rabtoerfebr itarf in Mitlei-
bemidaft ge5ogen. - Sdiffe feit-
gefabren. - SIM Gries unb Midis
ganiee funnten ant Counting iber-
ba11pt feline 9ampfer ausfabren.
- 1tferida6en in Chicago.
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0aroe lie better MAIDEN, tpenn Il
f6rnter.

Sic Gnbrifanten Ser Golep W1erens
Ninen tpiIien, BOB ite abiolut Die bette
3uiammenietnng Ser beilenben Me'
6i5inen fir Mieren. un6 gloien.
&ranfbeiten un6 fir urin-l1nregel-
mdBigfeiten baben, oie moglidermeiIe
er5euqt mer6en fam. 2ies lit, parlm
ToIep Nieren.Tilen Die bette Me0i3in
iin6 fir Sen 3med, sic gefaut merben
fann. gu baben Bel alien &anolern
in ct. Glouo. - Mn5etge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13

fes ~geoenfen u1o ouf iein Grab Sen
2orbeerfran5 nieberlegen, Ser Sem
Sieger, SEN @idenfran5, ser oen l1n=
'ermiiolid}en &dmpfer fit &edt uno
6reibeit gebiibrt. Seine @rabitatte
lit oieles errinnern6en SdmudeS
miir6iger, als sic bon Soiepb Cor
res!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13
Butter Bromn 6@ube.

Mdbbenihube in Batent nnb
Gun Metal Calf, aufsemaht in
&nppf>Dber 8luher,Stil. 8reiie
$3.50 unb $2.75.
&inber<unb 8abb<S@ube gu SOC,
75c, ST. 90 unb 1.5O.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13

Mdo@en Gun Metal Golf &nppfz
ibube, bod 9eihnitten, bon runbe
5uBipibe un6 ibruere Spble. @r5Be
liz Bis 2 gu 1925.
&ici &ib &nnpfibube fir Mdb.
diem, berielbe Stil tpie pber, 51
$500.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13
Ptnqree qemadbte 6@ube fir Sramer.

sdmar5e @uebe &nopfidube fir
6rauer nit boiler runber Spite
unb 1 3<4 3pu Ibiab. 8reis $500
un6 $500.
S4mere Suebe &nDpfibube fir
5rauen init einfaber GuBipibe un6
l 7z8 3pu Mbiab, audi in Sbnirz
1buben. 8reis s4.00.
8atentleberne &uDpf o6er
5@nlribube nit Sudipibe, ein<
fabe 5uBipibe un6 l 3z4 3o4 Ib<
1ab, Elm Sdub gum Staatmaben
fir $500.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13

Gun Metal falble6erne &nppfz
iobube fir 6rauen nit boiler rurs
Der 5uBipibe unb nie6ri9em Nbe
1ab. Grei8 muir $3.50.
8atent &nppfidube fir Grauen,
nple runbe 6uBipibe, fur5er &omp
un6 l SD 8oq Mbiab gu $500.
Gun Metal &nppf=pber 8ici &ibz
5hrbe fir 5rouen nit bpben pber
nieorigen Mbidben, audi ruiiiber
Son f%alb1eberner &nppf,6tt1. Bretz
e$2.50, $2.75, unb $500.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13
Sil5pamtoHel fir bic Seicrtage.

Srouen>Til5pantofel in 6arben
pber tan, ibpar3 unb alice b1au,
Sip am BDubour 6til NIT 8om
Son unb IL 3ou Mbiab 81 $1.25.
6rauen : 8el5pantoHel, Sultet
@til, nit Bdn6ern beiebt, in Jarbe
pber braun unb 9rau, $1.75.
iSrauen<Si13pantDfe1, Suliet Stil
nit 8e13 beiett in 6arben braun,
graz, pber tpeinfarbig $1.00.
&ptbe 5il3 Suliet NIT 8el5 beiebt
fir Md6ben @r6Be IL Bis 2 fir
$l.O0.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13

Ean un6 ihtparaer Calf Ba(>
Sbub fir Mdnner nit 9llten Cob
len gu $3.50.
Gun Metal Bal>@ @ub fur Mdr>
ner, itrode 5bniirihube nit nie<
bri9em, Mbfab fir $3.50.
@uilia galf Sal fir Mdnner,
Trade Sbnlri@ube, mobiii5iertes
@neliib unb unb niebri9en glbiab
gu $3.50.
8obs Calf 8al fir Mdnner,
trade @6nlri6ube, oas + If
@ngliib nit %ooppelten 5oblen un6
1 8pQ @dlab gu $500.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13
Padarb unb Silt @@ube fir Mldnrer.

Gun Metol 8nppfibube fir Mdn@
,1er, bpbe, runbe GuBipibe 6Dppelte
@ob1e oub Elm Sdnir &an9aroo
Sbub, bas neueite nod en9lii@em
@til. 8reis $500.
Gun Metal Calf &nppfibube fir
Mdnner nit bpber run6er GuBz
jpibe, bpppelter Soble un6 mittelz
mdBigem Mbiab gu $3.50
Gun Meta1 Calf fir Mdnner,
audi in rui1tiher Calf Sbub NIT
&oum fir flint 8eben gu $3.50.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13
&altmetter=8 ebirfntFe fir Wldnner.

Sil5ibube fir SKINNER trade
fhnuribube nit le6erner 6uBiptbe,
@ubber Mbiab unb bod 9eibnittet
3u $500.
Mdnner>6tl5fhube nit aug Gil5
unb Sober cpmbinirten 6Dblen,
einfabe 5uBipibe unb &ubber Mb.
iab gu $3.50.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-12

Of the Anti-Horse Thief Association
10 carry firearms in certain cases
By Wilson: Fixing the delinquent
tax interest rate at 10 per cent.
BY Jones: Providing that only tax
payers are legal voters in bond Is
sue elections.
By resolution the senate voted 10
allow the lieutenant governor a pri
rate secretary. who shall serve as
assistant reading clerk in the sen
ate. The position will 90 10 W. b
Anthony Of NARROW. former memoe:
Of the house Of representatives and
private secretary TO Governor Has
kell
&c. Deaner OF Okmulgee, republi'
can member Of the house, who wa!
defeated in the contest for seat yes
terday by J. NJ. Lenox, democrat
of Boynten, announced tonight tina
he would not file contest.