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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-26
Sin apnocGuics &eneSig.

Weneoia obne 0pnoeln, oieler fir
ben StalienIhndrmer taum fabbars
Gebante. miro pabrl6eintif ldon in
ab1ehbarer 3eit Sur 5utiode peroen,
Die Gtimmen Der @ntriiitung nno
oes 8soauerns neqen Der 5nnebmene
Nn 0erlebuns elmer pruhtnouen pene@
sianifhen ueberlieferung baben hes
r.its an Wirtfdmteit perloren. Sonif
hattie ii6 tdum etne 8enonenlhatt
BON mehr ols hunoert 8onSoliert bill
oen tonnen, bic niht etpa. mas ood]
sunddit lGos, Die Grbaltung Der nur
sort beimilhen nno mi Weneoig 10
inniq peripahfenen @oroel be5pedt.
fonoern hie @inrihtung eires Wotor-
Observation-Disclosures in ben aondlen Der
5tobt. Mer iid an ben W!oerltono
unb ole 6ebereien aseen Die 8ertehrs>
bampfer i'm Ganale Granoe erinnert.
Die an Dem 8rptlosiperoen Der 9oHz
ooIieri uno an Dem ourh ben Wels
lenI6loq bernorgerufensn 8ef6dots
aunqen ibre pruntboote iAulb ieien,
iper jeoen Sag oos 8eIdrei 9egen bic
0aqunenbtboroen h6rt, Der miro Die.
fen ipnoerbaren ,pioerfpruhsnole
len 8eI6lub. Der rem untergang nss
am meiIten geftierten uno uln>
ldpGrnltsn italieni'd1en 6abr3euQes
befhleun:gt, tarn fir ipolr halten
tDnnsn.
g1at1 elmer 3eitrnqsnadri6t ha-
6en 8tpdr untdngi: III etner 0eriamm'
lunq ole GonboIisr; in QbreOe gee
Ttellt, hab tie oas GerEtpinoen Der
@pnoeln miinitten; unr mir um 10
qroberer GntTdis0Gnbeit habsn lie oas
qetban, ais iis, pie Die -3situng in
nitt liebepo(lcr, coe, r;hiissr Gin.
ihdbune i6rsr 2auoe.eute melnt.
iaor auF osn ooppeltsn GeninM reds
nen, ser ibnen in Der foIge aus Dem
Gnnoelfahrsn uno aus ttr Ulotor
BE-, ,enoHenihaft ertpddfer MIRO.
9lmr trob oieies fsierlih:h 9erfpre=
t,ens, ods altberpGhrte Lro pertfau.e
Eabrseue bei3ubebalten, befreit ourh
6is geoiinitigung 0er Motorbooifabr.
ser 6onOolisri ieI5ft einss Der @ahr-
seiten 0eneoigs ron CEN traurigen
GeIhit sines .onai0men Wtltsrbens,
inoem er ourdb Ie;neu RefdIuB uns
rtrmeinlif oa3u 6eitrdgt, e auBsr
Tienii au itcae..
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-26
Tas SrOrnsbaub Ger Sienitbotcn.

0os rspubIituniT9e sfrantreid 1T
bds tlafifde Qanb Ser Sroen ann
Der Sroensbdnber; fpchl nirqenos 1T
Die Sebniu6t, Elm 8dn0aen IN
anopflo6 5u traQen, 70 heib uno 10
nett perbrsitet fpie Bel 9eutfh!1no
tpeftli6enNoh6orn. Sbne bieien TIM
Itono mare oa5 nsue Gjeieb. oos i,bt
omtlih ber0ffeutliht lpiro, aad
niht psritdnolich. Die Hegieruna ,er
Republit 1T auf oen guten Geoartsn
eefommen, Die SroensFebnIud1t oes
Noltes frudtbor gu MAIDEN uno lie
sur 2Diung Ser INNER Idtpier;oer
lperoenben Dienftbotenfroge aueSu.
nuben, llno 70 en!itcno oie'ss rsu.
@eieb, bas aeipiIfermdben eine Gbz
renleaion Der 0ienitbotsn fhaFft. Elm
Sroensbuno fir Oiener uno 9isrite
mdoden, 80hinnen uno 3ofen. Di.
toufmdnniiden Ineeitsllten. Die
Rommis uno Rsifenbsn beiisen Be-
reits ibre sioene Gbrenleaion lie er=
bolten fir lunaidbrigs trsue Oislite
bonn Gtaate Webo:lIen uno bur'.n
Damn Elm 8dnonen i'm anopfloh irdz
gen; nun miro enoIih aud Ser olee
nenoen alaiTe ihr Re6t.
9enuu iebt oas 9eies Die 9en.n,
auneen feit, untsr oensn trsue Oie7it>
boten ibre Mebaille erbo.ten uno oae
nit 6ds gtedt ouf Den Shmud fez
Gnopflodes oner ser 8lnfe Die 81
neutrality-suspicious. Der 0ienitbp.tn
erbaiten ]. oue pdu5Iif)sn &noeit.us
ten, Die 80 ooSo6re land i'm DienIte
Der oleifen Jamiii, ft0rhen uro iie
Q(nertennunq ibrer 0icnit6eTrIt at
errunQen haben; 2. alIe Tienitboeen,
Die 80 Sabre .6tiq lparsn uno bArf
itmItGnoe sic nid1t an ifnen laqrn.
Qe3munoen tpuroena oroere ,@telur, ,er
AT fuden; 3 nur ousnabmsmci't
DienItboten, Sic % "$dbre i'm DENT
naren ltn0 pGhrtn0 oie'e- 3si! rslels
mdBiq einsn beItimntsn 8eitr1Q sarl
nntlonalen VerllonaTonos be3ah er
pber elmer ftaotlicb anerf1nntsn Gsr-
| iiheruna s9sIstI6aft anssh0rten 4
0ienitboten, Die rier Sinosr o>sr
mehr big 3um Qlter pnn Is o51t9r
oufasioQen baben uno 5 aqe Gis,it.
boten, sic ihrcr TienIfhsrritoft uaaes
p0bnlihe ooer hsroiife 9ienite A.
! IeiItet uno g.rpeiFe nuberoroentlo5eI
! Ersue uno Nn55naIitteit o1:ecr
boben. Gin RunbI.hreisen ots @ra
! beitsmin;Iteriums peiit 1us Qra'sta
turen ar, Die aufrnevtiamtsit sel
/ oiensnoen $tloIie aaf Die neuen Fls
renasihen I'll Isntsn; Die srittn u
. osnsbdnoer ioqer an /. G.tobet rtr'
| fiebsn fpsr0er.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-26
,Oaunur'S SeerOigung
Die iterblideu lleberreite ees ,lla.
Yors pou ,lem porf am
,llonta9 beieeiebt.
g1ew gorf. %. Sept.

g(elp yIort, 70. Sepl.
| Die iterbliben &eite oes auf Der
Sahrt mad europa peritorbenen Mas
pors gg. 6. @apnor BON 9tem Yorf.
Die Der 9ampfer QuIitania am leBtsn
6reitas ppn 2iperppol nah Der Set>
matb sebraht bate, wuroen am Mona
| tag mad einem 0ffentliden grauers
aottesbienIt in Der Triniipsairhe in
Nem y)ort auf Dem 8reenuooosJrieos
bofe in 8roOtlpu sur Iesten &ube be'
Itattet. nahoem Die Qetde an Samitag
aug Der 5amiIienpobnuug in 8roptlpn
mad benz 8atbbaus iibsrfiibrt iporoeu
mar. mo- iie ben Sonntaa ilber in Der
sroBen Gotunoe Dffentlth aufsebabrt
mar.
TroB bes Itr0msnoen 9te9ens hatten
| lid, ihon in Der 6riibe ON MOntas
9auienoe 3uibauer ein9etunoen fir
oen QeibenSus, Der iib bonn 6atbbaus
burh ben 8roaomap na6 ber Zrinltps
Stride betueste.
Sinter benz ihwars acknowledgement
&atafaIt sinsen Die gbrenbabrtnbtras
ger @rprdlioent ". 8, Gait. 81, Ioam'
ion. &oliseltommiiidr 9t. 8aloo. s. 9t.
6diff 8. &iooer. S, GreeIman, Mae
| por Slime, 9odtummiiior g. ". 6.
Smith, a. st. @ation. 8idter aeosb,
! s. 3. grimins uno 6. Sc. Grout; ON
| lie idlOiien lib Die attipen 8ahrtuhs
TRIGGER an. bann folsten Die @ertreter
Der itdbtilden Nsmter. Niltgiieoer bee
gonsreiies. Siiiaiere bes resuldren
Seeres uno Der Mtlli5, ausmdrlise Gon'
iularpsrtretsr uno Die Sirgermeliter
och oielen Stdbten.
Sen SdluB biloete eine 9iirsers
abDrbnuns unter Seth 2Ow uno slbs
orbnunsen BON sesen bunbert &erbdn'
ben, Clubs uno Gerelnen aller Irt, ios
tpie 8enmte Der 8orpusbs unb Gounip'
peripaltun9.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-26
Sturm auf bem Superioriee.

Sort @illiams, Ont. 23. Sept.
lleber pierunojwan5is Gtunoen nit
tbete auf Dem 5uperioriee Elm Sturm.
iuie er ieit pieIen Sabren nidt er ebt
ipnrbe. Nae S6iffe. bic am Sonntas
obfabren iolIten, muften i'm 6afen bIeis
ben, unb uiele 9ampfer, Die am Sans
tag abgefablen iparen. iaben Iicb ses
smunsen. unweit Tbunbsr Cape. auber'
balb uon Tbuuoer Bap 3uflu6t gu
iuhen.
Ser Sturm bebinoerte nilbt nur Die
Shiffabrt. ionbern aud oen @iienbabns.
9eIesrapber' uno 9eIepbonperfebr.
Ser 9ampfer 6uronic BON Der 9tprs
tbern Napisations9inie !uar feifgeiabs
rem, fonnte beood lpdter tpieoer flOtt
9ena6t iuerben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-26
9anouerlOoinng bat begonueu,
Glasgow. Mpnt., "a. Sept.

Glasgow, Wtpnt., "A. Sept.
Sier besnnn am 9ienitas Die 8srs
looluns uOn l ,345,O00 Nder sur Se'
iieoeluu9 par5ellirten 2anoes anf Der
bisberisen Snoianerrsierudtion BET st.
Bef i'm norbtueitlihen Wontama; bas
2ano iit in 1000 Bar5elIen ausseleSt,
nnb sesen 10000 8ewerbunsen iino
einselaufen, taum bic Sdlfte uon
benz mas Die 8esieruns eripartet bate.
Sc iit oies bic Ieste berartise sroBe
2anbuerlooiuns. ba nit Der st. Bed
8eieruatiOn Die iib sur 8eiiebelnns
eienenoen nod uerfiisboren DffentIiben
2dnoereien erld6pft iinb.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-26
Hei6er Sapaner ermorOet.
Gan Trancisco, 25. Gept,

Ter tuobIbabenbe japdniite aouf'
mann 3. v. Hotaoa, Der jabreIang
omtlihsr Golmetlder in ben bieIigen
8oii5si9eridten sstpeleu 1T, tpuroe am
N}ittluoh in ieinem @eihditsbaus pon
einem unbetanntsn Wonn ermorbet.
Die 8oti5ei permutbet, 6aB iopanii6e
gambler in tOeiBen StlaOsH bic Tbdter
iino. Die giataod i'm Berooht batten,
ber 8unoesrsgierun9 RotertnI sur
Berfil9un9 9eiieft babe, auf @runo oei'
len lapan,ihe Jrnuen als uneriuunibts
Ginpanoerer ab9ei4obsn uurSen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-26
Ger sSlntbidaoen int Sbio:
Sbal.
@n,binaton, 2. g., "a. Get

@nlbinston. 2. e., "a. Sept.
9iah elner 9dibun9 oeS bisliQen
Bunoestpetterbursau8 betrdat Der @e.
iammtld)ooen, Der ourh bag 6ohm1iier
i'm CblosTbat i'm IsBteu Utars an9e'
ridtet wurbe. 1863 100000. On bieie
Summe iinb Die Berluite, bic Die @iisns
bobns. gsIe9rnpbens uno Ielspbon,
@eietidaiten io,uie Die 5armsr ertlttsu
babsn. singeiblolieu. Der @rnteperluit
Der 6armer beIduit li6 oaein aui
$11 100000. Bon benz @eiommtIha'
ben entfallen mebr als 70 BroSent aui
Ohio uno Snoiona.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-26
8 bra aeupm men.
Nellrao. 23. 5gpt.
9entidtr Sotialiit fOmurt.
VreuIeu. "a Sept

OitHtHy ~. S7tPi.
Der locioIbemofratilhe oeutide 6eid,s~
taesab9eoronete =. 56eiosmann. ber
beim 3uiammeutreteu oss 9e9enwdr,i~
gen 8eid,stn9s furSe Belt 8iceprdiibent
oes &eidsta9s mar. rsiite am DienItng
uon bier gu elmer SpeimonatlIben 8or-
trngStour. Die lid bis 8enuer, GDi-.
eritrefen ioll. nab ben Ser. Staaten ah+
Sheioemanu 1T oon oeutidamerfanls
lden Socialiiten einseIaoen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-26
SniiaIo sia>
Grinncrnu9en bcs arcifeu sGcwbcg''
ans iciuem 2cben.

Gbe Buffalo 9ia feline betannte
Goipbop SdauiteIIung oWiIos Beli"
periteigerte unb iid in Die GiRimRfett
nad Wpoming 3uriid3o9 telIte CT
eini9e intereiIonte GrinneruHgeH mis
Teinem 2eben mit p2tl8 aino," 10
tr5dbIte er. .pobnte id in 2eauen@
NORTH. no msin 8uter cine ,3eltnns
herausQab 0a er Die Qtnurion
aonTa8' ourd bic Nereinigten 5taae
ten bilIigte, bate er fid nit Der De
9enpartei berieinhet uno muBts ibreu
RdAIteIlungen eutfliehen. Gines
2lbenos, ais icD ourd bic 5traBen
bsr Stoot gin9. iob ih eineu Wens
Idenbaufen; i'd ndherte mid unh
entnobm aus ein8elnen 9Bprten, oob
ole Qeute pon meinem Batter lpro1eu.
Seine 5sinoe bdtten Tein Nerlted snt@
oedt unb lpolIten ibn ermoroen. Geine
I(lnute mar olio gu berlieren. sSb
renne gu einem betonnten pfer0efpebi
unb erbitte mir Elm Qfero. .5b babe
nur odS cine" lagt er mir. vuub cas-
lmub i'd mor9en friih tpisber bdber-"
sd ipringe in Den Sattel uno ellie gu
meinsm Batter, Dem id1 qeraoe nob
redt3eitig 3ur 5Iudt ber6elfen tonuie-
0orauf tebrte iA 3uriid unb lpdr boz
Sonnsnaufgaag tpisber in Der Staof-
Sd batts 70 Meilsn in bisfer RGbt
3uriidgels9t. Dies tpdr meine erFte
Yrobtat; ih mar bumdIs 3lpolf Sabre
alt. Das 8erbreheu purbe ieoob
ourd Die GIudt nur Der3o9ert: nein
gater fieI i'm foIgenoen Sahr fetuen
Jein6sn gum Spfer.
SD nuroe Woiie unb berbingte
mid ats 0itbbuter. Ddbreno bieler
3eit lernte it bic piIo.n qferos eiua
Fdngsn unb nit Dem 0epebr umgeien.
aIs i6 Is Sabre alt NOR. fannie ifb.
tsine Gurht mebr. Sd no1m ocrduF
m oen Sdmpfen qsgen Die Snoiauer
tell. SIM Sabre 1867, lpd1reno elmer
Expedition gsqen bic aommanhen. Die
adnfos pliinoerten. pernid)tete iG
| ibre grobsn 8iiffeIher6en. uno 3Uaag
Te 70 ourh QunQer gum Rtlt3ugc-
Gines GaQts, als ih mid elmer NbieiA
lung Don 70 pamnte Snoionern.
bic unIere 0erbun6ete lpdren. dni9Iiea
ZEN mollte. nieien iie mid nit Der
ge9rinounq 3uriid, baB Elm DeiBer
Ij6re 8epequngen nur binoere.
Qben6s tamen Te nit DER
RadriAt 3uriit. bcB fe 90 9iiffel
qet1tet bdtten. 2tm folgenoen Gag
3pg i9 allein aus uno bate in efusr
5tunoe beren 81 nieoergeityett. 0ieie
3ot trua mir ben 9eirameu Buffalo
giG" Elm.
gBd6reno oss GiFenba6n6aues i'm
.Witoen DsIten" bate ih bic ger>
prooidntierung Der Nrbeiter aas3ufu0a
rem. Der GroBfiirf 2tteris bs8Ieitete
mid bumols auF osn 9agoen; nod
mad Sabrsn iproh er nit 3robter
8e9eiiterung pon bjefen taaren 3l=
Qen. 1888 fam mir ter eecdnfe,
nit meinen Gombop5 0ifsHttih auf@
sutreten. Sd our4lo9 nit i5aen bic
.Q(fts uno Neue g8eIt. 6eu:: III e
init ser 9omontif res agBil0en
BeTsns" oortei: ptscg in 1eras nob
in pepabo nod in Reu Wlerito bdt
Ser Gpiubpn mebr bic 8eoeutan9 lpie
ftii6er. Tt36dtb 5isHe id mid sg-
rid"
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Golliliou aui Der Glbe.
Samburg. IS. Sept.

Ter uon RbilabsIpbia tommenoe
bopass 3ampier r@rat 8aIberiee" fol-
ltoirte 8ienltas Nadt unterboIb 9am'
burg auf Der @tbe NIT Dem tteinen nor'
peslihen 8ampIer ~3or9a", ber oul
Der Steuerboroisite uuter @afier oui'
geriiien puroe uno iait au9enbliflt
lont, Die Maunlhaft Der 0orsa wuros
qeboroeu uuo nIemano uou beoen
Shifien lit uerIcbt.
g8eoer Der 3ompisr graf Waloeries
rod lein aargO tpuroe belddoigt. Die
Jlorao puroe ipdter idiuer beIdGol9t
ms TrOdsuood 9eldIeppt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-26
Jormeller Ser;it3i uon 0onu
Snl;er.
Mlbann. g. q. "a. Sept.

9tahbem her bier toeenoe bobe Dis
SipIinarseridtsbof Dor bem Der 8roSeB
segen @puu. Sulser pon 9teu Dorf sea
fiibrt ipirb. am Monta9 Die @inwdnoe
Der 8ertbeioi9er SulSerS se9en Die
&erfaiiunssmdBi9teit Der BON Der
Staatsaiiemblp erbobenen InfIase al 8
sewielen, CAB .. 6. 6errid, Sul5er's
eriter 9lnmult. ont 9ienltae gu 8esinn
Der Sisuns in bes 8ouoerneurs 9eas
men Die @rtldruns ab, er weree
BON jebt ub bis gum gblbluB oes
9to5ehes tsinerIei @rstutiufunftionen
ausiIben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-26
Silie fiir 2nbljns Streifer
Snrnpn. "a. Sept.

NUNVUN, n. GFVI.
gos porlamentori4e Gomite Der
pereiniaten en9Ilidru @etuertithuiteu
beidlob om Tienita5. cine SdifisIa'
buRa Qebensmi,te, sur llnterftilbung
Der itreltenoen 9lrbggr in dublin uon
Qonoon obsuidideu. bic nit ibrsu Ja'
miIien am 6ungertu1 ncsen. Is fpur'
ben fir bieien 3pet &25.000 aus9e'
lett un6 ouserbem sjn Nuiruf an bic
Nrbtiteruerb6nbe i'm aon5en q aonigreif
erloiien. ben Qusitono IN Dublin rad
ardlteu 5u uuterfuF9n.
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WPcuterei III Spanitu.
9fabrio, rs. Sept,

Inter ben ipnniiden @arbetruppen
brad bei Der Nbfdhrt ndh Warotto elne
Dleuterei aus. Die Qeuie oerrelgerten
ben 6e1oriom uub es fam gu enem alIs
Qemginen aompf, mi 9iertauIe oeiien
0gt 5a1nentrager tes Neglments. bes
Dornebmiten in gong Spdnlen. fiet;
mebrere ou6ere Soloaten muroen uers
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Gomplott in 5Otio.
gcfio. rs. Eept

gotio. % Sept.
Cir Gomptott 5ur 6rmorbuns 6ss
i1paniihen Biniiiers oes 0ieuBern,
Baron 2obuati U2ntinp. uno Sprsnsung
bes stu1rtigen Nmts lit bon Der ble'
iiQen 8oIissi oufgsbsdt Dorosn. Gtr
8eraorbeiter, Der oas Tpnamlt fir bles
len 3ped qeitoblsn bet. tit an Witttuo4
uerhaitet iporben.
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9ie Gbolera in GumGnien.

8utareit, 6umdnien, 30 Sept.
Sn ber rumdniideu Souptitnot 8u'
forsit linb ae9eniudrtls nab amflttben
Guellen 1877 GboIernidlle in Sehanos
lung; As 0dQe lino bis jest tDotllch
perIouien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-26

Quf Feirer Reife 5ur Gss
pir0 hos Waiier etaes 5irifss i'm
'ii0li6en Galifotnien oreimat 3ur
froftprooufiian per,par6t. oretmd'
iu 8erie's.unos snedsu uno an 3nei
plSssn 3ur Qiafs,unq pon Tt.nis
roiTer. aGeI i7rsyhalb 100 msisa.
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mills nj 0 bill gem a dit.
Springfield. Su., %. Sep

Die III Benton ltatipnirte @ompanie
5 BON oem pterten acknowledgement
Ger StaatsmtIt5 opn Slltnois tpuroe
4tontag Nbeno uon @ouperueur 8anne
moolI 9ema9t. nadoem Wapor @itls
uno sberiff &au9bn BON 5rarglin
Gomntp oarum erluht batten.
@s beiBt, baB itaIienIihe 8ersarhti'
ter Die beloen amerltaniI6en Wuiitans
ten ermoroet baben. oeren 6reunoe jetl
elnen aaaemelnen SerseItungstampf
be9onnen baben.
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S6iff geitranOet.
NPontreal, rs. Sept

Der Gampier .Wiount Temple" uon
her @anoolan gSoclfic Ginis 1T um
9fittnoh i'm Ct. Gamreuce 5trom nuf
Ger 516e Don Mo;iion Guve tur5 nab
ie,ner Qbid1rt fsltssiabren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-26
Salfanllnrnben.
60peihunoert NlIbdueien iollen iR
einem 6efet,t nit 5erben
9efaIIeu ltiu.
@isn. "a. sep.

2SWH, ~. SsW-
gSie cine in g2ien einqeiroliene 9ei~
tun9soepsidle meIoet, bat stpllhen Als
bduelen. Die uer1udlien, in oas uon oem
Ssrben im Slifnnfrieg DER Iurtet ab~
Qeuommene Gebiet ein;uorlnQen, nnb
ierbiideu 9ruppen am 3ienltag sfpis
ldlen 3ibra uuo 3iaippa In Der HaR,
Der ucuen nDroIiheu 8reu3e Nibonig &&
Elm bIutiaes @eiedt ltatt9sfunosn. in
Dem Die SlIbaneleu SueihunOert Eoote
uuo uieIe Seriuuuoete uetloren habRn
lptIeu. Sas @efeht. baS lid, aui Dem
Shauplas sahlreiher Sample pdbreno
oes Salfontrisges obipIelte. iuuroe Don
oen Nibauelsn prOnosirt. Gie Serten
lOaen einen CffiSier uno cine anSabl
Ntanulhlften uerl0reu baben. i6re
Iruppen an Der @ren,e iiuo Ieltber
UerIidrft tuorben
Stbrd qenpmf men.
BelJrao. 23. Sem.
Nad einem an Tieniio9 III 8elerncr
einselroffenen 8eridt baben SwanSiss
tauleno moberu hemofinete Nlbnnakn
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nobe Der aIbaneliidleu greHSe senona~
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Die 9eridlte melhen. ooB Ole IlbG-
uelen uen bltsrreidliihen mo bnl9ort~
lhen CiftSieren gefublt wiIroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-26

O,e ,,Uot oiterp"-,3ettun-
gen tapen Ole Beicbiebte
Don ca Groiie nicbt nur
ntitietretben ioncern mia-
macten Pelfen.
Arizona republican., 1913-10-22

'Laddies," a recent popular novel, is to be dramtized. A. G. Delamater will stage the play.
Arizona republican., 1913-10-22
IF BACK HURTS USE
 SALTS FOR KIDNEYS
Eat Less Meat if Kidneys Feel Like
 Lead or Bladder Bothers

Most folks forget that the kidneys like the bowels. get sluggish and ologged and need a flushing occa- sionally, else we have backache and dull misery in the kidney region, se- we're headaches, rheumatic twinges, torpid liver, acid stomach, sleepless- ness and all sorts of bladder dis crders.
 You simply must keep your kidneys active and clean, and the moment you feel an ache or pain in the kid rey region. get about four ounces of lad Salts from any good drug store here, take tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and is harmless to flush clogged kidneys and stimu- late them to normal activity. It also neutralizes the acids in the urine so it no longer irritates, thus ending hla dder disorders.
 lad Salts is harmless: inexpensive: makes a delightful .effervescent lithia- water drink which everybody should take now and then to keep their kidneys clean. thus avoiding serious complications.
 A well-known local druggist says he sells lots of lad Salts to folks who believe in overcoming kidney trouble while it is only trouble.- Advertisement
Arizona republican., 1913-10-22
PROPOSED RULES FOR
 UTILITY COMP PANiES
Gas and Electric Utilities Will Have
 Set of General Instructions.

Notice by the corporation commits sion that on the fifth day of Novem- Der a hearing before the commis- sion will be called for the purpose of taking up, hearing and consider ing standard rules for gas and elec- tric service, is being sent out to all the gas and electric companies of the state by the authorities at the state house. The hearing will be held at 9:30 o'clock in the morning, and it is hoped that all companies of the state will be represented at such meeting.
 As basis for the hearing. the rules and standards which follow were submitted to the companies with the notice If the companies object to the rules they will have opportunity at that time.
 Gas
 Rule 1. A meter may be consider ed as correct if, when passing gas at the rate of six cubic feet per hour per light capacity, it shows, in com parison with a standard gas prover, an error which is not greater than two per cent.
 Rule ?. No gas company shall all low a gas meter to remain in ser vice for a period longer than three years without checking it for ac- curacy and readjusting it if found to be inaccurate.
 Rule 3. Each company shall keep record of tests made on meters before installation and upon receiv- ing them from the services.
 Rule 4 Each gas company shall provide itself with equipment neces- sary for testing meters, such equip ment to consist of a standard meter prover with suitable accessories.
 Rule ,. Each gas company shall make a test of the accuracy of q meter upon request of a consumer. provided such consumer does not make a request for test more fre- quently than once in six months. A report giving the results of such tests shall be made to the consumer. and a complete record of such tests shall be kept on file in the office of the company.
 Rule 6. Meter dials shall read di- rectly in cubic feet of gas and bills rendered periodically by the com pany shall designate the readings of the meter at the beginning and end of the time for which the bill is rendered. and give the dates at which the readings were taken; bills shall also show the gross amount charged and the net amount after deducting any rebate, if any. allowed for prompt payment.
 Where prepayment meters are in use, the meter reader. at the time of reading same, shall leave with the customer a slip showing the reading as well as the amount of money which has been collected from the meter.
 Rule {. The company furnishing gas which gives a monthly average total heating value of not less than 600 B. T. ", with a minimum which shall never fall below $50 B. T. ", may be considered as giving ade- quate service as far as the heating value of the gas is concerned.
 Rule s. Each gas company, whose out put exceeds .... cubic feet a year, shall equip itself with stand ard calorimeter outfit with which periodic tests upon the gas shall be made. A record of these tests shall
Arizona republican., 1913-10-22
GLENDALE

C. B. Carleton. who has been i'll for the past few months. died Sun day afternoon at his home. corner oe Washington and Third avenue MT Carleton leaves a wife and four children.
 Claude Cowden received six cars of cattle from Holbrook. Arizona, yes terday. and shipped two cars of hogs to C. L. Hardy at San Diego.
 Miss Gillie Lewis and Miss Rose Gumes. who have been visiting Miss Elsie Harrington, returned to Phoenix today.
 H. White was Phoenix visitor today.
 James Nolan attended church in Phoenix Sunday morning.
 Allen Gumes, J. J. Casey, Dean Marley were Glendale visitors to- day
 The Ladies Aid of the NJ E 23 with Mrs. J. J. Gump and Mrs Harry Cartmel at the WOmans club house.
 Miss Lucy Terrill Ellis of Phoenix will give a lecture. The Value of the Kindergarten" under the auspices of the civic department of the Woman's s club at the club house Wednesday, October 22, at 2:3G p. m. All moth CTS are cordially invited.
 Mrs. J. Bush, of Phoenix, spent the day visiting friends here.
 John Wright, Phoenix; Elmer Well fer, San Diego: Lorenzo Figueroa,, Miss Gilla Lewis, Miss Rose Comes, Los Angeles, and J. A. Hailey are registered at the Glenwood hotel.
 The Glendale basket ball teams suffered defeat in the games played Saturday afternoon. The score in favor of the Tempe high school boys was 37 to 9. and in favor of the Tempe girls II to :.
 Members of the teams are: girls, Helen Hammels. Mary Rigsin, Cath erine Scudder, Lucia Kerns. Bettie Tompl5ins and Ruth Roberts; boys, Carl Bennett. Will Bennett, Arthur Grassie. Milton Bennett and Ed. Forney.
 John Norton received six cars of cattle.
 The woman's club will hold a busi- ness meeting Wednesday, october p al 2:30 D. m.
 Roy Cowden left for Los Angeles yesterday morning.
 G. M Dickson and Ralph Greer were in Phoenix on business today.
 w F. Smith and wife, of Cotton wood. are spending a few days in Glendale.
 Fred Norton was here on business.
 The Peoples Lumber O. received a car of lumber from Bay Point. Cal.
 c. F. Hudson, of Martinbury, Mo. arrived last evening with an immi- grant outfit
 S. Coffey. representative of Barker Commission Co. Phoenix, was here today.
 Claude Cowden was here on busi- ness today.
 c. Moore and party left Glendale this afternoon for the Relief mine.
 The Arizona School of Music will give a concert Friday evening, Oct ober 9 at the Glendale high school. A dmission % and 50 cents.
 Dr. J. NJ Swetnam and wife of Phoenix, Ed. M. Hull and wife, F.. c. Allen. Del Lewis and Ross B. of Macomb Illinois, are registered at the Glenwood hotel. MT. and Mrs. J. l.. Cant and MT | and Mrs c. Cohenour motored yes terday to Scottsdale