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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27
1~noiamltnsen til
Winoeeapen,

I'll at bore be~bi9lpeItge / arbei.
oct meb SnbiomIingen til ben notio.
nale Winoeaooe til @orge bar pi an.
fat fslaenoe SSu0iomIere:
IIfrebSenien 81. I, @orife,
g. 8.
9. g. enftob, Z. 5. aIftob,
g. 6reoricfion, g. @isrIie
pg g. 81. See (Scfret9r), Tefin,
g. 8, for icnHre Del al 9cIion
Gcumtn.
:. g. @un6erfon, aueta, q
9af.
8. g. 0ISgarb, @c@iae, q.
Iaf.
$. SberIn, Solna, g. 8.
g. Sauberion, SIorence.
Mtinn., for &lrtbon cg Sruegn.
cars SrneIof, SIorence
Mtinn., for @pcn % Smegn.
Ole 8. &ttteIon, grootet
Winn.
&eu. g. g. 9se, G. 8. Quar-
oa Ioguu& $. Stoem II
Baltic, 9. 3, for gpen % Smcgll.
9isie er bore Repr9ientanter | 81
nnpnte Ttftrifter % bempnoiJet til
at mobtaee @torns til Rinoegapen
apitterins bill bIipe eipet | Ipiicrne
90 inoeguoe-a o m e n
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27

Ssncr al @ursc / M~trueapolis
bar lat iis / @epaseIic for at iaa
a~ulfaiiet Ct Momment poa afbsbe
YaItor 90. 6oIf 8iertiens 8rau,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27
SmaapIuf.

stIS bNAANNll WA AlfN~ ~''N'
2ors ToSiuns tioIiqcre Siem i fer.
be @ar0.
- Moermonb Qcter Senicn font
2crone bicm iaicn eftcr en- Hetie I'll
Gun Claire, @iS.
-, o. z. @qcIonb % Suitru rrtitc
WSanouo til Canton 2. 0of., for at
Neltuqe / Staponacritcpirct.
- 81. 6. Rorsril6 rctitc Won6og
iii 8oIoro, Soma, for al beisQc
Sbeo. 2cr1to % andre ScfienSte.
GIf SictpcrS % 6outilie fra
Graer, So, beipgcr 0ecorob iNa9.
De fom meb 9littpurobiI ira Gaming.
- s. 6. SierIeio tiIbriu9cr Ell
WaonebS Eio / @iScouitr, Tom ban
foroeIer meiIcm 6orretningcr 90 Res
frentiou.
- Mr8. Eor1er {. M}ocn o~ireiitc
Ttrshoa til SircitccI, g. Cot, Tor
at bcie9e fin Gntter, @tr&. @uit.
Spinner.
- 6nIiten NcIior % &uitru bar
fortioen @eieQ al Sennen In6rcm
8. NcIion. iom CrS0oQ fom bcrncN
fra M%iuucnpoIi$.
Mr8. :. u. 8. IrcuS ira Ct.
RouI, iom en- 2io bar OpboIOt iia Der
poo @eieQ hos fin IoNer, q. 8, @au.
gan, rCtitc hiem Snaba9.
- Toitor 8 &. Sdmi0t % GIerf
Of Court 0Ioi aoucporQ bciinoer iia
poo en- ltgcS 6eric i 8isconIin, bpor
Sc bInnot ouoet forieqer fin Iiifr
Inffe.
- @rof. g. Z. g. Rei8bus rciitc
SirSooq, GftGr ct Bar Tigers @eiea
hos Gritcn 2oricn % SomiIic, til
fine TorrIorc8 Stem / Curtis, @i5.
tiis. @i&.
@tti& I&Iouo MnQeIien fom
Gira0oQ tilboQe til Or. Stobo& Der
/ Npcn eItcr I noQcn Eio at hope be
ipQt i'm @roocr, |nitOr Slim MogcI-
fen i Nmberit, @iS.
- @fr. % NfrS. Nbrobom EouI-
ION / GIcrmont hoI0t / Sn20aQ@
@rDuup for lin Cater &onnob %
@cnrp q. @rtcrIon. @ uuQiitc oil
boiGttc ii9 / Ebompion, ga.
- So. &pnne % Gatteren Coma
iomt 0}ii& @iIon @oIm tiItroo0tc
@tonooQ Ell N%utomobjItur til &c
troit, Wiiun., bOor N}r. @uunc bar
en- Sou % ell Oottcr boiioOcn0c.
NGji& GIoro @cQh Tom / set
forfeiture StoICoor bar ppret Carer.
iuoc oco Ct. CIof College / North,
fiCI0, fom NonooQ bicm iQicn cFtcr
at hope tiIbroat Sc ii0ite |ar ll1cr
| NtinncapoIt8.
- Or. z. ~. &ctpcu bIep iioitc
llQc opcrcret al Or. Wopo / Rod)c.
tier, 20 ser ifol mt rrrc Qoot &aab
w. D,''','T' ~
c( 4"o or ~ '"' P'0"'' '""'
'' m:; >'" 49,. ~."' o,r
o., br.a ''' 90 =" '"'.,'
m;o>a So, n.r4 ,,,,a.r, TT.I ~"
m,,>,os ~. ,",,n Sc Ivy Wy
ir.to 81, r,n &c., So,. "
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9 r. l,..;,,
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~ T1r 1r,orz @o;., ",y.
or, ,E,,y,. , ,' "J,':r
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Hor+,, Trn,,>or.n ' '''' '"''
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qrocb,,, 49, n;,r,,or m;ts r.,
r~nr,no ans,a,or, -" .
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No., mo,n, Los cLr,+,;r,o a.
Yam ; aT.,.orob,r
1cr,ror T,To rc;;to rr,>,, ~
oor,,,or Mis t,,or No., -
ToI b,TAo ,,,r;f cfaIo 50,
Sim, ~ !; con,.,,or,,,s OK n;rf,
Sor, ao,rcr;,ho ; Taoit 81, gais
~ o~frci;tc osrA,o hnr.;I
g T1oiH,,n hor bo,,,ror
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27

Den fierpe SnIi ifaI feires meb en-
flor Set / SacreS Scarf, Mfinn. Sc
motor Shorpe bur lopet at ppre til
iteSe % taIe paa Horif for Minbe.
gapen til Rorae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27

Bergen 7be Si,ni. 0aeen opranot
meo Solffin, iom pareoe til Nsio-
baestiS, % ct nolbiomt @eenpeir be.
spnbte, 90 iom parebe &eiten al Su'
gen.
81. 10 / SormiSoae iomieoes Del
tagerne | Suren | Soafonsboaen, iom
for isrite Gang par aaben for Eubli'
f,rm efter Walereu @erbarb Yhrntbes
llbimpfnina Of ben. Denne, Tom mn
err ffreoet IauMt frem. ifal bore ter
bia @aareu 1914. Maleren bar ielp
tiIiteSe % boIht Sorebrag ONT Saaens
lloSmpfnina. for hnilfet Srriioent
9spIanS taffeoe paa 2aubSmaal.
Otter 9elsset | Sann fpretos en-.
SI al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. en- 8isre-
tlr aiennem aielnpeien, bpcreiter De
iefifieaise Stprtinssfcmtteer fore.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27

S1nifcs. GIT Gnfe meO to @ltts
- ter pnifer NniRttelie ipm Slsbplberife
paa ct Steo, bppr bun fnn brinse @uttene
meo fig. Wrs. VI. &elien, Sule, Miun.
@are of Olaf Wplltao.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-27

ie, og Strsmme ipareoe / pelpolgte
Orb, ioet ban bragte en- Silien ira
WorIS-G merifanerrte, iom omiattebe
ut Sano meo ben bpbeite 4iRrligbeb.
Oct er. rerenbe at berc, naar man
| ben norif-amerifartffe airfebsn Ip-
ier De Sro: "Sg @ub peIiigne bore
5pores 5olf / oct Sjerne og paa Sa-
pet. Strsmmes Sale fremfsrtes
meo en- Sarme, Der ereb Sinbene.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-03

uno Ga Yitoff iid aus Dem staube
gemad)t bat, faut auf i'm Der Ser
oadt ser Ebdteridaft. - Ser 5uolf
Sabre alte @larf @arren lit beim
in Ger Nabe bon 8eit
Nelpton ertrunfen.
Mnofa. - @otelier gilbert Sat-
ion> Ser iid bel ieinen @ltern in oe=
rem 5ommerbeim am @roofeo=See
befan6, tpuroe beim Sbmimnen i'm
Gee BON ar0mpfen befallen unb lit
ertrltnfen.
@bite' @artb. = 9r. S. N.
Mllep, superintendent 6es 2apmai-
Snoianer =Euberfuloie Sanatoriums
int 2apmai, S6abo, fat bieier Mgentur
eincn f1tr5en 8eiu6 abgeitattet. 9as
geianmte sanatori11m itebt alien an
Suberfuloie leioen6en Snoianern aus
Den @ereinigten @taaten un6 Mlasfo
offeu, m11o es iin6 BORT in Der 8e=
banoll1ng Ser S6min6iu6t groBe st.
folge er5ielt moroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-03

nenoen sobnes @eorg urter dr5tli6er
8ebanolung. -@ontag lebter ISOLDE
,puroen bier bl1rb BEN bodm. 8farrer
P. Meinulf, 90. g., ebeli@ perbun-
Sen @briltian 8. &auid uno SRI. Ger
truo 6i%iritenberg, beibe bon bier, uno
:6ran5 &offaro bon Gong 8rairie nit
Sri. 4n1la Surltenberg. Ole Doppel=
bod3eit mmroe bel Biiritenbergs ge=
.feiert, 100 sic beioen 8aare nit ben
ber5liditen @liidtplniden rei6li6 be-
oabt muroen. 9ienitag @orgen mur-
oe1 in Ser bieligen @farrfir6e ge=
traut Sobn @eper unb Sri. Marg.
l1tid. @elegentlid Ser bel Ben @ltern
ser Yraut gebaltenen @od5eitsfeier
nqbm oas 8%rautpaar 6ie belten @iin=
iden fir cine geiegnete 3ntunft ent<
gegen. M0ge es bei6en Eaaren itets
nod @l1nib ergeben!
Mpscoe.
@ebte 8ode bat lib Die Jamilie
6es &errn s. @orger, mel6er i'm leb=
ten Sduliabre bier CUR 8ufrieoenbeit
oes Diitrifts sic Sl1geno nnterridtete,
bon uns perabi6ieoet. Sobn 2eperl.
befer bon bier, pelder I'M Solpttal
al &i6mon6 lpegen 8linooarment=
climbing operirt muroe, modt aut
oem @ege Ser @eneil1ng 5%ufrieoe'1=
ltellen6e 6ortidrttte.
8mfntan.
gei eillem am 0ienitag Morgen in
ser bielioen TSt. Midaels= Stride bonn
bodm. &errn Gan Ser @mllt gebalte=
men 8rontomte idlolien ben @bebnno
SsSobn &abl, 5obn ser 5ortilie so.
&obl bon bier, uno SRI. @acilia Mo=
nellenfitI6, Sodter Der gu bieier @e-
nreinoe geborigen 6amilie Syn. 60
nellenfiti@. Sm @auie Der 8rant mob
u1e1 sic Meupermablten,~ mel6e IN
Montana ibren eigenen Sero grnnoer
meroen, bon ser beiteren @aitei6aar
sic ber5liditen @liidmiinide fir ei11f
qeiegl,ete 3ufnnft entgegen. Nfoge
Sen 8rautlel1ten bie r1em betretene Se;
bensbobn cine itets geebnete iein! -
Bel Der 5llm 8elten Der bieiigen Ball
lpieler BON Sen iltngen Damen unle:
rer @emei11oe peranitalteten l1nterbal
tunq bel Sc frorenem muroen$41 ein:
qenommen.-@odm. P. @ictor, .. 9
s., bon ct. Sobns mar lebte ISOLDE
bier ouf 8ein6 uno ma6te Die Sod:
aeit leiner Sdmeiter Cecilia nit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-03
aus b<r 11,neeeeno.
Martp.

8eter Mies nn6 Srou bon @at=
fins madten bter etnen Sonntags=
bein@ BEL set Gumtlie Sobn S@afer.
- Muguit S6mttt uno 5ra1 iin6 bon
Moro6afota 5uriidgefebrt, mo fie per-
manot= un6 freunoi6aftli6e @iiiten
erltatteten. = Sobn Dingmann nn6
6rou bon Clear 2ofe nn6 60. Corner
un6 6rau bon ct. CLOUD tparer bier
BEL Ser Gamilie 2ouis @teber gu 60
fte. - Gum 8eiten Ser bergroBerten
@farrfir@e miro bier am a. SSuli Elm
@emeinoefeft n%eronitaltet, Dos Der
@ergniigen fiji Sung nn6 Mlt in Sill
lie un6 Giine nit 1id bringt. Die tn
mere Mrbeiten an benz Mnbau an ur-
iere Stride geben ibrer 8o4enonng
enteegen. - @er ii6 am d. Suit in
Martp einfin6et, oarf eines bergniig-
ten 6eittages ii6er fem.
ct. Mn9nita.
Sonntag Dor abt Eagen itente ftd
in Ser Somi1ie Soiepb @6tm Elm
mu11teres Sobnden Elm. Moge es
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-03
sdafe.
@efhorenes gieb.

9dmner, CUTE Bis auserleiene, pon
$50 bis $50; mittelmabige Biz CUTE,
4.5O Bis $50; getp0bnli6e Biz mittel-
maBige> $50 Bis 600. - S9afe, gl-
tie Big prima 1926 bis $50; mittel-
mabige Bis quite, 800 Bis 400; min
oertpertbige, 200 bis $50. = @ar1.
mel =SSdbrltnge, CUTE Bis bette, 500
Bis 5.25. - @ammel, 4.76 Bis 500.
- 80de, 2.25 Big $50.
Sdlpeine.
0ie foleenoe Isabelle 3eist bas
Durdi6nittsge,piM, oen Dnrd-
idnittspreis ur6 ben h6dften un1
n~te6rigiten felt Dem %. Stunt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-03
(oX0XoXoT0GeIt."
Wimmeiota.

8ubl.-Die I'M MeIiaba=D iltrift
%uutpeit BON 8ubl gelegene @rant
Ssronz@rnbe perlan6te in oerSamita9
abgelanfene @obe uidt >pel1iger ais
742 @aggonlaoungen @iiener5, mebr
ais ie in elmer ISOLDE bon irgeno eli
ner ser @ruben inn Staate Minneiota
our &%erienoung getommen lit; in ben
leeten feds @oden baben Die etien<
gruben Minneiotas 5uiamn1en ieoe
ISOLDE burdidnittlid bunoerttauierlo
Sonnen @r5 geliefert.
ct. Saul Die 2elegaten Ser
pielen 5armer @o<operatipe aiocia=
lions, mel@e iid bier in oielen Iage1t
our Sabresfonpention eingefnnoen
baber, iin6 ni6t Defenders optimiitii6
be5iiglid ser @rnteouslidten tn Die
ien1 Sabre. Die &ertreter oes @e=
trei6ebaues unb Der Electromagnetic
idaften, 6ie in eriter 2i1tie in ben
Staaten Sotpa nno S1linois gu banie
li1o, mdbrenb oieies Spltem in ben
staaten @isconiin, Minnelota, Noro=
un6 Su6=Dafota un6 Nebrasfa nod
in ben erlten @nttpidlungsitabien be-
griffen iit, iino ii6 iebt i@on ooriber
i'm @Iaren, mos bon Dem Ierritorinm,
in 6em MiItpaufee bauptiadli6 inte=
relliert lit, gu ertparten lit. SHE @n=
5ei1en ideinen oafur gu ipreden, oaB
oie Maisernte in bieiem Sabre belier
miro, ais sic @%etreioeernte, iomeit
sic oben ertpabnten Seftionen oes
2an6es inbetraht fommen.
Safe @itp. - Der in 6ieier
Nadbari9aft mobnenoe 6armer @m.
Metcolf fam aben6s bon Der Mrbett
beim, ergriff Elm @epebr uno tpollte
iib eri6ieBen. Seine 6rau mollte
i'm binoern nno beim &ingen nm
sic @affe entluo iid oieielbe, nno
oie 6rou itiir5te to6t 5uiammen. ST
CAB Damn einen SduB gegen lt9
leIb1t ab. Die beioen .faltm feds
Sabre altet1 &in6er tparen 3el1ge1
Ser Sdredenstbat unb liefen gu
Mo9barn. Dieien fanoen Die Srau
ols 2ei6e nno ben Mann in elmer
8li1tlade. m0gli@, oaB er gerettet
hir6. @ein @eiit fdetnt onr6 Die
iibermdBige Site 5erriittet moroen gu
fein.
@inona. - Mit eingei6loge=
ner Sddoeloede lit sic 9ei@e 6es %
Sabre alten @briit. @eri9off, et-
mes Observation-Disclosures, aufgefun-
sen moroen. Seit Donneritagabeno
mar Ser Mo1tn peribmunben er muir
Sc 5ulett in @eieuidoft ieines 3in-
mergenoiien 8itoff geieben. Dieiem
.tpar es befannt, BOB @eri6off meb=
rere @unoert Collars BEL iid bate,
z
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-03
&inosieb.

&inbsieb.
Die folgen0en Breiie iino fir lebe1.-
oes 8teb pro 100 @iuno:
3lrbt< uno Maitpteb.
Maititiere, 900 Big 1850 Yfuno
idmer, quite Bis primo $50 Bis 700;
mittelmaBige bis quite 600 Big $50;
getpobnlide Big mittelmaBige, 5.75
bis 6.25: - 3udtitiere, 600 Biz 800
Bfun6 ibmer, quite Biz prima, 6.25-
bis 6.75; mittelmdBige Bis quite, 5.75
bis 6.25; getpobnli6e Biz mittelmaBi-
&c. 5.25 Big 5.75. - Sdbrlinge, quite
bis prima bon 6.25 Big 700; mittel-
bis prima bon 600 Bis $50; mittel=
maBige Big quite, 5.25 Bis 900; ge=
mobnlide Biz m%ittelmaBige, 400 Big
5.25. s3udtfube uno @eifers, quite Biz
prima, $50 big 600; m%ittelmdBige
Bis quite, 4.75 Bis $50. - Mait=
flbe, quite Biz prima bon $50 Bis
5.25; gem0bnlt9e Bis CUTE, 400 Bis
500. - 3udtbullen, 4.75 Bis 600.
S6ladtpieb.
@en1dltete Stiere: quite Bis prinpa
7.75 bis S.25; mitteln1aBige Biz quite,
$50 Big $50; getp0bnli@e Biz NIT
telmdBige, 600 Biz $50.
@ernditete &iibe unb 9etfers, CUTE
bis prima, $50 Bis 700; mittelma-
Bige Big quite $50 Bis 6.25; gepobn-
lide Bis m%ittelmdBiee, $50 big $50;
minoer1pertbige, 800 big 4.50.
8ulen: quite Bis prima $50 bis
600; mittelmaBige Biz quite, 5.25 Biz
5.75; getp0bnlide Big mittelmdbige
bon $50 big 500.
&alber: quite Bis prima, IT'S Biz
S.75; mittelmdBige biz CUTE CTS Biz
700; getpobnlide bis mittelmabige
BON $50 Bis 500. - S@mere &al.
Der: quite Biz prima 600 Biz ZOO;
getpobnlide Bis mittelmabige, 500
big 600.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-03

leibigfeit, erltarrte 2eber, @rm un1
Mengitlidfeit, ii%bermaBiges @fien,
@abrnng un6 @etranfe, sic @mrem
sitter uno 8eidaftigung ni@t paiien.
8~erbeilert Cure @%emobnbeiten mn6
nebmt @bamberlains Iablette nn6
STR tper6et raid pieoer geiun6 fem.
;3u fal1fen bel allen @dn6lern. - Mn=
5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-03
2m n~erf4mfen.

Nlus Observation-Disclosures m0dte
id meme 1874 Mcres groBe 6arm
nit o6er obne @etreioenadmu6s,
&iebltano un6 M%dergeratbe berfal1=
fen. Mfan penoe ii6 an Srarl5 g.
&eller, fen. core Of 5rau S. S. So
bertion, Melroie, Minn., ooer aorei=
fire: 5ranf g, &eller, len.
3333=33t 8or 1852, Melroie, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-03
Wfputaua Qxub

gu perfaufen in 8eaber 8aQep, better
befannt als @ol6en 8aQep. Se6en
Dienitag @reuriions= Staten. Sir met-
tere Musfunft men6e' man iid an
Setter 8rif,
32=bQ ct. CLOUD, Minn.-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-03

1tria&em Der Magenleioen.
'Sibenbe @emobnbeiten, Mangel
an 8epegltng I'M 5reien, ungenihgen>
6es 3erfal1en ser MdbrItoffe, @art=
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-08
ANNIVERSARY IS CELEBRATED.
Founding of Burnside Post, No. s,
G.. A. R., Observed at Great Falls.

Although the threatened rain kept the
attendance down somewhat. a large num-
Der Of members Of the G. A. r., the Wom-
ems Relief Corps and the Sons of Vete-
rams journeyed to Great Falls yesterday
afternoon to celebrate the thirty-first
anniversary Of the founding Of Burnside
Post No. 8, G. A. r.
The anniversary fell on May II. but in
clement weather forced a postponemen,
of the observance of the day until yester-
day afternoon. Special cars left George
town at O'Clock. and a fish dinner
was served out of doors at O'Clock. A
number of addresses were made by mem
bers of the various patriotic societies.
and a musical program was given. DR.
A. J. Huntoon was chairman of the COM
mittee in charge of the celebration OF
the anniversary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-08
BEEF FIGHT IN ARGENTINA.
Several Companies File Complaint
With the Government.

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina. June =
Six of the leading Anglo-Argentine chill
ed beef companies presented to the Ar
gentine government today note declar-
ing that if the present onerous situation
continued they would close their plants
because other companies established In
the country were prepring to establish an
absolute monopoly of the meat trade by
selling in the English markets Argentine
meats at less than cost.
The complaining companies declare tina,
in presenting the note they were melted
by a desire to warn the Argentine gov
eminent of the consequences
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-08
LIKE A PICTURE DRAMA
Shooting and Robbery, Fol-
lowed by Chase. in Chicago,
Similar to the ''Movies."

CHICAGO. June "A shooting scene
which might have been a naturalization
of a drama" moving picture film oc-
Cured in real life here today.
Michael Yanahan. aged sixteen Years.
and Homer Scott. somewhat older. had
just robbed the saloon of Theodore Len
cioni of 500 at the points of pistols II ~
alleged, when the alarm Was given md
Mounted Policeman Thomas Johnson.
followed by an automobile patrol loaded
with bluecoats. took up the chase
johnson. joined by another mounted Off
Ger, chased Yanahan for half a mile in
the outskirts of the city until the latter
became nearly exhausted and opened fra
on Johnson. Johnson fired twice both
bullets entering the fugftive's left arm
The latter fell, but resumed shootfn :
and .Johnsons next bullet caught him i'm
the right side. inflictinS a fatal wound
Meanwhile the patrol. after a mad
dash over pavements overlook Scott, who
surrendered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-08
DINNER RENDERED DROOP.
Employees Give Testimonial to Mer.
chant Who Sails Tuesday.

A dinner was rendered Edward H.
Droop last night at the New Ebbitt
House by the employees Of f. +. Droop
& Sons Company.
Mr.. Droop is to sail from New York
for Europe on the kronprinzessin Cecilie
Tuesday, and the dinner was given as a
fitting testimonial by his employees.
The decorations were handsome. A
large boat was in the center of the
table and a small boat on each plate.
Streamers of red. white and blue rib
bons were run from the mast of the
large steamer to the mast of the small
boats.
Covers were laid for thirty-four and
musical selections were rendered.
z. II. Droop made a parting address
to the employees. and response was
made by Carl Droop.
The gathering was brought to close
by singing of Aud Lang Syne' and
THE Star Spansled Banner
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CLOSE SEASONS MEETINGS.
Pennsylvania Society Will Not Con.
vene Again Until Fall.

Members of the Pennsylvania Society
Of the District said au revoir at the
last meeting Of the season, held at Pyth-
ian Temple. They will convene again
next fall Before adjourring the society
instructed its executive committee. on a
motion of T.. A. Mess. to take under ad-
visement the plan for joining the Fedora
ton of State Associations which is being
formed here. The committee will take
such action as it deems advisable and re-
port 10 the society at the next meeting.
Middleton Smith made brief address
outlining the purposes of the organiza-
ton. Mrs. J. ID. Roberts recited and
musical numbers were given by Misses
Mabel Louise Benzler, Bessie Tegeler,
Ada Boteler. Lenore Baker Gertrude
Borst Emma Shrine and Laura Gray
and Mrs. W. f. Andrews, Mrs. Gray,
Thomas Hopwood and Prof William J.
Oates Orchestra. John S. Arnold first
vice president of the society presided.
Joseph r. BiXler WAS chairman of the
committee on entertainment.
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POST SOON TO ARRIVE.
New Assistant Secretary of Labor
MAY Take Oath Tomorrow.

Louis F. Post of Chicago. assistant Sec
rotary Of the Department of Labor. is
expected in Washington tomorrow, and
probably will take up his duties immedi-
ately When Mr. Post assumes his new
position he will take over much of the
work now handled by Secretary Wilson
In addition to listening to the callers,
Secretary Wilson has had to handle the
business pertaining directly to his own
ONCE, also the assistant secretary's Of
nee, and since Commissioner General
keefe resigned has had to handle the
business of the immigration bureau.
1t Is expected that Mr.. Post, as assist
ant secretary, and Anthony Caminetti,
as commissioner general of immigra ton,
Will take the oath of office tomorrow
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GOES TO STUDY DATES.
Department of Agriculture Expert
Has Been Ordered to Algiers.

Prof. SWingle OF the Department of
Agriculture has been ordered to AlSiers
for which country he will start in about
six weeks. in connection with the impor-
tation of dates to the United States.
Much interest has been aroused recently
In date culture in the arid sections of the
southwest. Excellent dates have been
raised there and private individuals and
commercial concerns have wished to in
troduce other varieties from North
Africa.
There has been considerably doubt as TO
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Dangerously Wounded by Brother.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CUMBERLAND, Md, June Eliza
beth, aged six years. daughter of Harry
Marley Of near Chaneysville, few
miles north of Flintstone, this county, Is
in grave danger of lockjaw from rifle
wound inflicted by her brother, Joseph,
aged eight years. The father was away
at the time helping a neighbor at barn
raising. The bullet passed through the
nasal cavity and lodged in the skull
against the base of the brain. 1t cam
not be removed. Anti-toxin has been ad-
ministered
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"AD" MEN ASSEMBLING
Throng in Baltimore in Readi-
ness for Ninth Annual
Conference.

BALTIMORE Md, June AFTER
months Of preparation for their ar
riypl baltimore is now in the hands OF
the Associated Advertising Clubs of
America which will hold it's ninth an
nual conference at the 5tn fesiIneh'
Armory next week, beginning Mohoas'
The session will last FIVE days.
Beginning with the arrival OF the
delegation from Boston early TINS
morning. there was stream or an
men pouring into town through the
railroad stations during the entire DAY
and il was expected the majority OF Inv
ae,egates would be here by midnight
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No Funds for War Veterans.

SACRAMENTO. Cal, June THE leg
islative measure appropriating $4,000
for the transportation of civil war vet
Grams of this state to the f1ftieth ami
versary celebration to be held next
month at Gettysburg was killed today
by a decision of the state court of APP
peals. passing on test case presented
by the state controller.
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Elevator Fire Loss $125. 900.

FORT WORTH. Tex. June Fire in
an elevator at the Bewiey mill, believed to
have been caused by spontaneous COM
bustion. here today. caused loss OF
So. COO. Fifty thousand bushels of wheat
and other grains were destroyed. The
grain was fully insured.
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False Fire Alarm Repeated.

4 false alarm of fire was sounded
from box 426 last night shortly be-
fore o'clock, summoninS fire com
psnics to the vicinity Of lst and y
streets southwest. Several false alarms
from that box have been sounded III
past weeks.
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plant disease and possible insect pests
infesting the date offshoots. 1t is to
straighten out these questions bearing on
plant quarantine regulations that Prof.
Swingle has been ordered to make the
date investigation.
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Streets Gayly Decorated.

Welcoming committees with paHus u
music met the visiting CLUBS az the
trains and escorted them through the
payly decorated streets to their various
headouarters The Pacific coast dele
cations were among the early Corners.
With Toronto as the national eXecu-
tive committees choice for next year $
convention, no contest for that honor
is looked for. but IL is anticipated that
there will be a hard fight over the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-08

presidency Of the national organiza-
ton. Four candidates are in the field
thus far. They are William Woodhead
of San Francisco. e. st. Elmo Lewis
of st. Louis. Herbert Houston of New
York and Daniel Graves of Boston.
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Hearings on Navy Yard Wages.

Hearings on the general subject &C
wages at all United STAGES navy yards
will be begun by Secretary Daniels next
"Wednesday, June II. at 10 am. Repre-
sentatives Of the men Will have full OPP
portunity TO be heard, IL was announced.
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Railroad Official Succumbs.

NORFOLK. Va, June Walter T
Payne. sixty-seven. foreign freight agent
of the Norfolk and Western railway, died
here today.