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The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-05

did so.
He went out into the street and
ordered citizen to do the bear. The
citizen objected and he was arrest
ed. He took the prisoner home to
Mrs. O'Keefe and told her to lock
him up.
Mrs. O'Keefe tainted Otto Pla
ner. an alderman, demonstrated and
O'Keere beat him up o'Keefe i,
now in jail
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-05
tCAMlNETTI SEEKS WAY
TO BAR OUT CHINESE

Washington, Nov. 4.--Commis-
rioner OF immigration Caminetti ey-
poets to depart this week for a trip
of inspection along the Arizona and
California border in order to check
the Illicit entry Of Chinese through
Wexic0. He is satisfied that chi
mese are constantly slipping over
the Mexican border into this country
and that the border force of immi-
grafton officials should be greatly
increased He will ask Congress to
appropriate 100000 moro than the
usual sum.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-05
"CENSOR" MAKES
COUPLE DANCE BEAR"

Hammond, Ind, Nov 4.-Chief
OF Police John Okrag OF West Ham
mond detailed Officer james o'Keefe
Saturday night TO duty At q mas
duerade to keep dancers ten inches
apart.
To-day O'Keefe is without his star.
O'Keefe took a number of drinks.
brandt he'd revolver and ordered
the dancers to dance the bear. They
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-05
WOMEN PLAY AN
IMPORTANT PART
IN THE ELECTIONS
Female Voters in Various Parts Of
Illinois Influence the Out
come TO an Extent.

Jackgnvil Q, H., Nov 4--The wet
and dry hght was the principle cleo
ton issue here and almost totally
ohscured the balloting on other Of
fees to be chosen. The total vote
cast by wolaen was 3,G35 Of which
GaI voted ftir saloons aud 2,9Sl cast
their ballots against saloons, ma
iority of 2327. The total vote was
24t9 for the vets and 1928 for tht
drys. majority Of 2404 The mems
vote was l7G5 wet and l815 dry
a majority of "a men voting against
nQuGr.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-05
PAOUCAH NOW A
PROGRESSIVE CITY
Commission Form. Of Government
Question Passes by Majority
Of 200 Votes.

The commission form Of municipal
government was carried by the peo-
PIE of Paducah, Ky, yesterday by a
majority OF over 200 votes AT an
election held some time before the
issue was defeated but this time the
comm isson form advocates, bached
up by the newspapers waged a cam
palgn that had It's effect yesterday
at the polls.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-05
EX. ARMY OFFICER PUNISHED

Washington, Nov. 4-Maior Cas-
ius E. Gillette. former engineer Of
ficer of the army. is TO be disciplin-
ed because he criticised Wilson'S
Mexican pol Icy A bill for his rein
statement in the army has been
withdrawn from the Senate.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-05
TAYLOR CHOICE
At POLLS OVER
Il. Il. HALLIDAY
Democratic Candidate for County
Board SAID to Have Been Elect
ed by 600 Majority.
RETURNS UNOFFICIAL AND
APPARENTLY INCOMPLETE

Ind cations are that Oscar Tay-
! or, independent Democratic eahdi-
dato for the office of county COM
missioner carried Alexander county
by majority of 500 or possibly COO
votes at the special election held
Yesterday, defeating H. II, Halliday
Repuhi can.
Halliday carried the city by ma
jority cf a votes but the large num-
Der cast for Taylor in the county as
suros a b!g majority for him in the
final count.
The Democrats anxious TO control
| the county board, lined up their for
ces foc Taylor with the result that
his opponent had only narrow mar
gin in the city. This was sar-
prize as his constituents tiguned liai-
| liday would carry the. city y a biz
vote Another faction in Taylor
say was that the upper end Of The
| ounty has been anx ous to have
represen ative on the beard, for UP
Iuntil the present the commissioners
were al Cairo men.
Supporters of Halliday pointed t.
he fact last evening that Taylos.
could have been forced out of the
running because the papers for his
domination were not properly drawn
mt and signed aud had Hall day
forced his elimination as could have
been done he would have had clear
held.
| Owing to unsatisfactory telephone
'ervice last evening, The Bulletin
r. unable this morn ng to present
the entire county vote on the most
hhpoftant ofttfe AZ we'll -as on the
minor candidates
Local Elect on Results.
In the first pref inCt Leo j, Kleb
received 4 votes for Justice Of the
Peace aud John 'rippitt, 80 The
vote for constable was P. A. Dond
59. Louis Oehler A, Louis Hasen-
jaeger 49,
In the second precinct, for justice
Of the peace, A Comings received
Il2l votes, H. A. Harmon SO, J. y.
Wall tQ3. Chas Meshew. %. For
lconstable, Joe Gotthart received
/ llS, Amos Dennis II, Walter Petts
1 I43.
4 In the third precinct, for Justice
Of the peace, A. j Ross received
is, A. Bode 46, Robt Hogan II For
Unstable, James Moreland received
% votes, Guy Morris q, Mate Nsas
nan ..
In the fourth precinct. for justice
)t the peace, Peter Lind received 62
votes. James Coleman = 40, Egbert
Kerth II, Ira Hastings l. For con
liable Ira Hastings received -
votes. Monroe B. Vinson 26, Fred
Patrick l9, John Glade IL
In the fifth precinct, for justice Of
the peace, John J. O'Shea received
l6 votes. A. NJ. Eels r. For consta-
9le, Harry Jones received Gl votes,
; Charles Cowen Sc, Charles Hudson
"a, Erick Parker 9.
In Cache precinct, for justice of
the peace J. ?. Kuhn received 80
j otes, Norway 10. Redick "a, Fuller
: en- s. For constable John Malone
eceived SO votes, Lawton 80 Easley
pa.
s Owing to a misunderstanding with
he judges and clerks of the election
'he complete returns of the yoteine
or justice Of the peace and police
: constable was not obtainable from
he various precincts of the city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-05

IN the circuit court BY Judge Emery
{. Graves today Arguments are
umte under adNisemeHt on t@o more
indictments. which, If quashed VIII
result in the remainder OF the mir
tv-eiEht indictments being dismiss
ID
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-05

Sergeant of Police John ODonnel
has returned from East st. Louis
where he went to attend trial in
the u. S. Court. being a witness in
the Rudolph-Wise case.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-05
TANhANY FALLS
BEFORE FUSION|ST
IN GOTHAM FIGHT
John P. Mitchell Sounds Death Knell
of Tiger When He Defeats
Mccall for Mayor. (
MURPHY FEELS A STING
IN SUFFERS TRIUMPH

New York, Nov. William Sui
zer, oasted from the goyernorship OF
New York last month by the verdict
OF the high court of impeachment
was elected to the state assembly
today from the sixth district by
sweeping plurality estimated at 20o0
or more. He ran on the Progressive
ticket and apparently polled more
votes than his Democratic and Re-
publican opponents combined.
Sulzer regards his triumph as a
personal vindicat.on and issued 0
statement thanking his supporters
and scoring Chas f. Murphy, lead
er Of Tammany hall whom he declar-
ed was condemned by the vote
New York. Nov 4---Fnsion car
ried New York City today, electing
John T. Mitchell mayor by approx
imately $4,000 plurality and retain
ing control of he important board
OF estimates By safe margin Tam
many Kali saw rs nominee, Edward
-. McCall 20 down in defeat by one
Of the biggest pluralities ever given
q candidate OF the organization aud
lit looked near midnight as II IL
might not even save the New York
county Offices out of the wreekage
The big vote N Mitchell pulled
through the fusion candidate for
president of the board of aldermen
and comptroller against whom the
independencme league as we'll as the
Democratic organization candidates
were running.
Tammany Fails Miserably,
Apparently with the exception OF
the assemhlymen fl tho district
which usually goes Democratic and
minor oflices In some of the bor-
oughs. Tammany succeeding in elect
ING only one Of It's nominees NJ H..
| Connolly for burrough president Of
Queens The fusion elected bur
rough presidents in Brooklyn. the
Bronx and Richmond and appar-
emily have pulled through their eau
didate for president of the burrough
of Manhattan.
The result thus leaves Tammany
with one vote out of f6 on the board
Of estimates which control the city q
: rurse.
fusion majority In the board OF
aldermen also seems assured. In the
sixth aasemblgman district william
Sulzer recently deposed as governor
was elected on the Progressive ticker
Tammany leaders early conceded
tho election to Mitchell bull 1t was
early / o'clcck before they would
conccde both Of the estimat 50. At
{ midnight Chairman Barnes os the
& Republican state committee claimed
3 The election Of 90 Of the $50 mem
J. bers Of the assemblymen These
figures were based. he said on al
'- nae, .onniat. rat,rns from ayarv
y on,n,r
u,,, r,
Ia pao,,a ~. 80. ,a na.td w,,sh
Il na.no,r,4 u,as oioo.oa ooyornor /, !
i ,.rra,i,, o,.;n,a,aa - roono rns
)f remainder Of the state ticket was In
a..1. a..., ,huo, er,.nt,,, \, ma IN,
y #.n ,,atrfat. ,,,a raaor,.a e,or,,s
bsf,r. mianioht democratic leader,
,t,t,a, .,+t..,. f.r na stato ~
,I. , -. ,ata,,, s1anaas !,
.,-,. r,, -
,-t -. paan,,i.,n ~ hatt
- -, "
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-05
ROCK ISLAND SHERIFF.
FREED OF SIX CHARGES

Rock Is and, III, Nov. 4.--six OF
the thirty-eight indictments pend-
ing agantt Sheriff Oscar L. Brnner
Of Rock Island county were quashed
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-05

st Louis, Nov 4---The prohibi-
tion and opposing forces were run
ming about eyen'y in the count Of
the returns of local option elections
in several counties of Southern llli-
nois tonight The vets greatest
victory was at DlCuein in Perry
county where they won by $50.
About $500 votes were cast at
DuQuoin fully 1900 or which were
ballots of the women These newly
enfranchised voters were almost
evenly divided on the iiquor selling
issue.
PinckneyUne, tho county seat OF
Perry county went dry by a major
ity Of 80 votes. Ton saloons there
will he closed. AZ Percy, in the
sane county, the drys won by 80
votes
Mound city ana Mounds voted
wet and Grand Chain dry This trio
OF Pulaski county towns previously
were wet Thebes in Alexander
county became dry 1872 to 1872. The
contest is c'ose at all points.
Coulter1ale in Randolph county
voted dry by = majority o 244 OF
the six precincts IN Calhoun county
one voted wet four dy and in one.
the opposing forces we're tied
Among the dry precincts was Har.
din the county seat.
Beardstown was switched from
the wet to the dry ranks through
the women's ballot Here the won.
en- slightly outnumberod the men
Petersburg in Menard county. be.
came dry when 500 Of the 700 won
en- who went to the polls voted fol
Prohibition In Virginia, Cass coun
ty the drys won by a majority 0.
$50.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-05

Republicans Show Gain.
Chicago. Nov. i.---The Repuisll-
tConcluaed on sixth rage.l
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18

@enu Sic sic Gbiiren Sbrer gliid-
liden @eimatben 3um 3ulab ei1leS
oieier &inber 0ffnen, Damn lit es
@briltus lelblt, ben Sic IN SIR
&cim aufnebmen. Sagte er ia: u&er
INNER zines ser &leinen in meinem
Namen aufnimmt, Ser nimmt midt
auf." l1niere &1aben iino bier Sabre
alt mno oarunter - ale flnge, 5tarfe
un6 geiunbe &roer. 8enn oieielben
feline 8ufrieoenbeit geben, meroen sic
'S@neitern iie 5u irgeno elmer Belt
mieoer 5ltriidnebmen. Spreden Sic
gefauiglt bci Sbrem Yfarrer Dor ooer
idreiben Sic an %. S. Mc6celp,
@rano Central @otel, ct. GIo1t6,
Mgent Ser Sdmeitern Ser
6riitliden Maditenliebe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18
2ctte e.ffentlihe Ser
a III III | ma

q III III ! II II 9
follm nod 3ltborer finoen meroe, lab
lid) bel @eginm oer ielben ongenebm
entt1ul6t. Sc ltano aber alld) nod
ei1l Meoner ol,f oenl Erogramm, Del
fen Man1e cine 3ugfraft bon nl1ec-
m0bnliber St1rfc beiibt: Eater go<
napelltura aus Berlin. 3allatblt
lprub 8enefieiat @ertenberger
CSiir5burg) iiber Sic geoentl1ng Der
fatbolii6en Yrelle. 9as fotbolilbe
Tplf miro baum sic 8ebelttung iei1er
YrcIle ridtig erfem1en nno muroigen,
menn es in ser ltnteritiitrng Der Ia
tbolilhen Yreiie uid)t mebr Cit Stlld
@obltbitigfeit crblidt, ionoern ei''e
Yflidt, sic es gegen lid lelblt uto
gege1 oas offentlid)e 2eben %erfilt.
@er als &atbolif cine fatbolilbe Set
tl1llg bdIt, un0 sic fatbolii6e Nrelle
untcrltiibt, erfiint cine ltaatsbiirger-
lid)e u1o cine religioie Eflidt, eben=
10 out mie tpenn er nit Sem Stimm=
aettel iu ser @ano BEL @ablen lei11e
Yflidt %erfiillt. @er mitarbeitet an
ser fotboliihen Hrelle unb ibrer Sor-
oer1rlrg, ser leiitet Elm Stud Gnltl1r=
orbeit fiir oaS fotboliihe Golf nno
fir Sic driltlid)e Gultur. Die1er
unb dbnli6en @ebanfen CAB ge1efl<
ciot @er1tenberger nnter pielem get=
fan freimiitbig Ml1sortf.
Iun1, betrot ais letter Nebller Der
oiesiGbrigen Sogung Nater 8o11anen-
turo sic Me0nertribiine nno 1prod)
iiiber Sen mooernen &rell55ltg 5ltr Wte=
o%ereroberuug oes offentliden 2ebers
fir Sic hri1tlihe gultur. Mon batte
feline Me6e nit @panmtng %erfpartet.
@rpfe1lor Mepenberg bot eilnmol Ya=
ter gonobenturo SEN oeuti6en 9a=
coroaire genonnt. @ie oieI er, 10 re1Bt
CT sic Mo11en orrh Die Nraeht Der
giIoer, burd oen &otbos ieiner NIT
Serablut getrdnften Segetlterlt1g,
ourd SEN Molerfll1g Ser @eoanten,
ourh Sic Tiefe ser Soeen, nit Dem
@trom {eines @eiitesrei@tbums nno
ser gan5en @udt ieiner iiber5euge11-
Sen Mebegetpalt nit ft@ fort. Slam=
men pom MItare @ottes ent5unoete
oieier 9ottbegnaoete Steiner nit ieiner
berrli@en gereoiomfeit in ben Ser5en
ser saulenoe, sic linn 5uiubelten. 90
erqriffen, 10 bingeriiien, 10 I'M ttet~
item ssnneren beuest bat BET oil ben
prdhtiqen @eoen, bte in @eb geipro-
DIE poroen Iinb, nod feiner ote 60.
Notwithstanding, tpte Softer Bo=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18

oaB Der ginorltd iibertualti9eno NOR.
9anganbaltenber @eifan crtonte am
S1ll1B ser geoe oes beliebten Cont
%nicaners, nno ser Yraii6ent fabte sic
@efiible offer begeiiterten 3uborer 5lt-
iamnten, in0em CT |Sater Bonapentu=
ra 5u ieinem 25idbrigen Yrielteriubi=
l111m oie @liidlpiinide ser oeutldel1
&atbolifcn mlsiprad.
@ierolf bielt Scr Yr1lioent 6es &a=
tbolifentaees, Shirt 9otpeniteirl oie
Sdll1breoe, Sic in Sic @orte aus
flang: @ir f0nnen nit 6reuoe 5ll=
riitf6liden ol1f sic 60. @enerolber=
lanrnllnng un6 o11b NIT oemiitbigcm
Stpl5 nno tief fer 1anfbarfeit. &iele
baben mitgearbeitet an ibrem @elin=
gen. Sd babe Sbnen nit i6uaden
@orten ober aus pollem @er5en 81
6anfen perludt. God tper oas @elin-
gen perleiDt, lit @ott aqeirt. Drum
lpl nnlere lekte Ser5ensregu1lg bier
leil1, bab mir banfbar anbeteno anf=
bliden 51 @ott Dem Mlmddtigen:
gfidt nns, our Deinem Mamen, 0
Soft, Sic @bre!.. -. Ser Segen Ser
Ma6folger Ser Mpolte1 mt0ge un1s bin=
%ausgeleiten> pie err uns bierber &C.
fiibrt fat.
1as SdluBmort lprab 9iihof
@en5ler bon Meb, Ser nit tiefer Sc
meglng feltltellen pollte, tpie grob Sic
brii0erlide gi11igfeit ser Geriamm<
lung NOR. Gen Graiibenten> Moment
lid) oem 6iirlten 20tpenltein, 1prad ct
SEN irnieen Gonf Ser Geriammllug
o1tS nnb bradte ein @o6 otf Tie aus,
in 6as Sic Geriammlung NIT oon1er11=
oent Slrbelr1f einltimmte. Mit Sen
al16eren @iidofen ertbeilte er barauf
Ser Ser mm1ltttg be1 bii6ofli6en
Gegen. Ser Mmbro iianilde 9obge=
fang ml1r6e NUN ongeltimmt nno init
6e1n fatbolii9en @rnBe i6loB Ste go.
@eneralper lammtl1ng.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18
nopenturn. Muf benz 8anner ser mo-

napentura. Mnf bem Banner Der mo-
oer,1cn Gultl1r itebt oaS Wort: "No=
lunuus bunc regnare itper nos"
C@ir moaen nidt, oaB oieier [Gbri=
lt1ls] iiber l,ns berrtdt.) Bater SO
napelltura idreibt a1f oaS 8analer
oes nrober,,cn &rel155uges our @ie-
o%ereroberuug oes offentliden 9ebens
fir sic 6riitlide Gl1ltrr: rSmlla
rel tol1rare IN Gbrilto." 8ir mole11
Gbriit1s 5%uriifbolen. Mit einenl
5@mung, ser sic gauge gerlan1nl=
lung fortreiBt, men6et lid ser &eoner
an oie n1ooeruen @roBm1ddte 0es d.
fentlihen 9ebens, an sic Frelie, an
sic 2iterotltr, an Sic @iliendaft nlo
an Sic a1r,lt. Ct 3eigt, mie biele
@roBnladte lid INNER mebr e1tdrl1t-
lidt boben, uno mie Sic &atbolifen
ge5mungen itno, 6en antidriltlid)en
@raftet1, sic auf oteiem @ebiete mall
ten, c1tgegen5lltreten. Ct foroert fir
Sic giibne 8eo6tung Ser iittliden
Ioroerungen uno perlangt Sen &ompf
ser &otbolifen Inn sic 8iibne. S1n=
mer bober ltieg ser 56pung oes @eo=
ners, als er iiber ste mooerl1en Sui
turerfolge lprod u1o oann ousfubrte,
bu6 sic Seele aller Gultur @brtltlts
lei GbriltlS geltern, Gbrii tllS beltte,
l1no Gbriitus in alle gmigfeit! Ga
erbob iid aus ser Mieie1perl an1rl=
luug Elm Strrm ser 9egeilterltlg, Der
cin grpBcs mddtiges Sefenpt1iB Ser
oeutihen &otbolifen 5u @briltns, Der
5cele offer Gultur mar. Sein 9(ppell
al sic lt1,oirenoe S1tgeu6, in Ser er=
lteu Iront SIT iteben int &ompf gege1
sic feinoliden &r0fte Ser Nen5eit ipar
BON tiefer grgriffenbeit %getrage1l l11lo
mor oltrdoruugen pom grnite oes
groben Samples gegen oie 6riiten=
tbumsfeinoliden Madte Ser Nen5ett.
Sn oieiem Sample gegen Die 6etnoe
6es GbriI tentbnms liro nns ober altd)
sic Mnge6origen onoerer @rtltliben
Gonfel1ionen mt1lfommen. 8enn oltd)
sic &atblifen gerne bereit iino, mte
@infelrie6 sic 2on5en Der @egner Dor
Der 8rult ~5uian1menfaiieno ouf5rgret-
fen, 10 tit es 6od bon GROCER 8t@-
tiqfeit, oob Damn ou@ oie 6lanfen
aeihiibt meroen. Nu@ bie &ilfe Der
eolen bo6ber3igen 8ralentpelt tit tn
oie1em er1rl item &f nt6t 5n emit
bebren. Ser STUFF 6es &eoners an Die
Trouentpelt por bon elmer groben,
binreiBen6en Ginoringlt6feit getra=
qen, in ser Iid cole, claiiti@e 8orm
NIT Te11er bes @ortrages berbano, 10
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18
Mppea an fatboliide @ltern!

&orl SEN S6meitern ser driltliden
Maditenliebe, mel6en sic 2eitung 6eS
carbohydrates IN Seem Sort $50. II
6. 1S. 5troBe unterl tellt lit, ergebt
folgel1oer Mppeu: SIM @inblif auf
sic 1ieben6e Goriebung @ottes un6
sic @adltenliebe nnieres fatbolii6en
8oIfes erimd)en mir namens ser
beimloien &leinen UNI nnterititung.
Sn 6em Snititl1t gibt es o11genblid=
lt6 245O @oiienfin6er, sic I'M Sea-
men gbriiti Inn Elm @eim onfleben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18

l%arotipe Gualitdtel1, ipeldle lnltbe SSll@
itaane nc11traliiieren. Sein1e ltdrtenoen
SNngrebien5en bnren bas Snltem auf u1p
huourb lpernen bie Mugenz Slunftinnel1
sur nprrnulen Sb1tiafcit belebt.
@errn Miffle's Sri abrltng lit lpe5tell
s1 nieler Sobrcsseit intereNout, neil tic
Sic ndherc @erpoubtid3nft seigt, 5lpl'del1
ei,1em nerp1ien 3uiammeubrld) uro Ell
ner pernnchldliNten GrfdltlmH.
Nezrl1zna iplte immeronr 81 Soa1t1e
oebaltcn mernen, nnn1it cine grfdltun9
eleib beim erltell @rid1eincn prompt n1n
erfploreid1 behol1nelt lpernen ful1l. 9az
orrdb miro hGl1fig @eln uun Belt 9ez
1port, uno Nos nod ipid)ti9er lit, ei1 gro
icr Sbeil ser 2ehensfraft.
N,crr Niffle bon 75S @untenbein Spe.,
9nrtlunn, Gre. ldreibt: SGT habe Nerllz
1u ais Sic merflpiirbigltc MteniSin fllr
Sen Nufhau oes 5nlten1s unp filr @e1@
ltllo BON oulten lnlo @rfldltu19en 9eru11<
Sen.
SIT nohnn &C ppr einioeu Monoten
pier @ohen lang, als lb gang herl11z
teroefon1n1el1, nernDs Nno aeldnnd%'t mo-
ruh es itellte ru1h meine @e1l1nnhelt her.
SD hobc es ltets on &onn, lpeil Gin
poor 9p1en cine Grfa(tltl1a be1lt, pcnr1
es seitig genpn1ncn mirn:
oeute, irelhe Sic fliiiiiaen Meoi5inen
nidt nehmen %luollcn, fDnnen Ferl1ndz
Suhlette befpn1n1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18

ssl1beltagc %ieiner geoad)t battea, Of
fentlid erfldrte." Nad ibn belt
Damn nod giidof Or. ger5ler (9teb),
bon ser I%eriammlltng ltilrn1ilh be-
griibt, cine fl1r5e Aniprobe, Die er
ihloB, nit bem @uni6e, es moge oaS
fatboliide 9eutidlanb int groBet
Millions5mede Ser Stride inl1er mebr
SEN Glat e%innebmen, ser ibm ge-
biibrt. Sim @6luiie madte Shirt 60
~1perltein Mittbeilung bon bem eno=
ailtigen grgebnib Ser Subelipenoe
Ser &otbolifen. Sc iinb 1,414,615
Marf geiammelt moroen.
Ser lette Sag.
@er gegla1bt botte, ooB Die Wta1=
fen lid per1aufen miiroen nno ote
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18
5pe5ial=3 ,ts mad 81, Glpmb.

Sim gonntag, Sen 20. September
1918, miro Elm Spe5ial5ug ser
~@reat Mortbern" nm 8 l1br NOR
gems oos ct. Saul Union Iepot
berlolierL Inn Die 9elegaten uno 6elt-
tbeilnebmer nad ct. Glou6 81 BE-
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ct. Saul anfommer, Inn Sic 5tra=
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Sage.
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morgen in ct. Saul ober Mtnneapo=
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ser Bug crit Inn 1920 BORN. in ct.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18
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Evening journal., 1913-01-16
.l25 DETECTIVES IN
TOWN Of 400 SOULS

II one is not a detective he doesn't
count for much in Rising Sun, Cecil
county. Md. sleuthing. detecting,
shadowing and following trails and
clues is bred in the Cecil county at
mosphere to such an extent that, al
though the population of the village
number no more than 400, the Ris-
ing sun Detective Association has
now 125 members.
The annual meeting of the Asso-
citation was held last Saturday-and
the news is just leaking out Fifteen
new members succumbed to the call
of detection and the thirty-third an-
nual report showed that Rising Suns
two thefts during the last year we're
followed by convictions after the
Association had offered rewards for
captures and followed the clues left
by the maraudcrs And the freas-
urer reported a balance of 5000 in The
treasury
The election of officers resulted in
the reelection Of the old board with
the following officials /. Wayne
Reynolds, president; w r. Gamer
on. vice-president: Cecil 70. Ewing
secretary: C. r. Dare, assistant sec
retary, and Or. T. B. Moore, treas
urer
Evening journal., 1913-01-16
TWO AUDITORS FOR
STATE ACCOUNTS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Jan. 16-Members of
the House and Senate committees on
accounts met jointly yesterday after
noon to select an accountant to audit
the accounts of the various State Of
fcers. Senator Ellison was chosen
chairman and Representative Cooper
secretary of the joint committee. The
Republicans proposed the name Of
former Representative Granville p.
Alexander, of Wilmington, for audi
tor. and the Democrats proposed the
name of former Representative r..
Frank Locates. Of Delmar for audi
tor.
As the joint committee was evenly
divided, each party having six mem-
bers, deadlock over the selection
of auditor resulted. II was suggest
ed that lots be drawn, but this method
was not satisfactory to some of the