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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-18

mqine Serreu. osrmeinte id eireH
A.poruf su BADEN Sd lleJe IN
9unfel uno iehe, ME Der aife mem
3,ntmer betritt. III meme 9luie
iA.iisft. oas 3~aaoUerts3eg nln'nit
al bic Niede meiaes Staoes tr;tt -
un0 pl6tlih 551.nr:, e aus allen
ar6iten gu fnetaH. uie it Dor ieinen
9uIer Sen Ion 1efnatet Bate. 1d
bore Shre:en. E.mmerH. HofelA,
bore has Gauten oe5 4ffen
,5d itobs elnen ga5ren 5atansitrei
aus ur0 fliale nit einem Sae aus
Dem @ett. ratiirIih rur I'M oa0or
suiammen3u5reteu. IA Oer.aBt MD
oit Beitnnun9 -
@ie LANCE it 70 geIe1er babe. meb
i'd nitt. 2lls ,h mie0er az mir fam.
mar metre erite 6rale Die nah met
mem Sinoe uro - rs u%berlau't mlp
alt - i'd .eie IN allen WIenen 8ron'
en- uno 9eitiriunQ Y}on maht
Nu5iliIGte. man iutt mid blnju1aI'
r. iUioeriett iif meinen 9ere5leH.
bts ih enolih AnitaIten tre'fe. auF
alien S;eren aus benz &tt 81
trlehen.
ia iahcr Tie. oaB lie mir BAG Gnt.
Icslihe nldt Hanger uerheImllhen
tornten. uno i'd eriu5r Die game
@abrbeit: Wein Sobn mar tot .
e~r0roIelt. totle0rildt pom Sem Ifien,
Der oos s}neten eine39iI0baue@ nad)'
a1men mollte
sic haben gepiB iton BON Dem
Nahabmuna3orona Ser 0ierb1n0er
Qehort. Ienem ounflen 9ran8. Der lie
nit IroujSeritehliher Wutt treibt.
einnlal geiebene 9elreaungen rat3u'
nhmen. SGtte Scr Afie Bic Gebm.
ifine porgeiuroen, 10 hdtte er lid
natiirlit Oieier beoient. nber ih bate
Iie ia nit @orbeoatt an eiren redt
fithler Crt getrogen. un0 10 fam 0aS
8ier nui SEN unaIiifieIi9en Ginfall,
feine a1tnit TAFT an ibr an unIerent
Giuoe al e%rproben.
On 2iener latte i'm OH oerSteQe
erihoIien
.Run mjficu Sic allies iebte
GEORGES 0to'er Ieiic bi.l3u nu1 itloB
feline 8eifttte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-18
Cine bentidle Nntruprt AMI frnusj.
hide llebertreibungen.

Die .NorSS. Nug. 3t1." fI6rt qe.
aerilber ben @erehnun8en oe5 BE.
rihteritatter3 Sc 9eriii6 in Sen Der.
horoIungen Ser Barrier Stnmmer
en- ,. SUM-. n0nah benin arisgs-
alsbrud yuiten Sem Rhein uno
Sen @oQeicn 100000 Geutiden
10000 6ran3ofen 9eseniiberitlnSen.
aus. ais franj0iiihe 8ren3truoper,
ausoritlih aIs ntroupes Sc coueer.
tire" be3eItnet. tpdrer arjuiebeu
oas g.. 7. un0 20. Irmeefcp3. Sic 3.
4. uno 5. Rooouerie- Iioilion, neur
Eeitunes-Srfonte ersaimerter uno
Die 6uBnrtiuerie uno Sic 8cnietrup.
pen Ser @rer3ieitun9en. Sic aui Sem
h61eren Grieoensetot 10000 Wann
j6hIter. @enn Sc 9eril'e nur
100000 Wann beredne. 10 Iai'e er
pobriheinIid Die 6eltangstruppen
auBer getraht, mas nur berehti3t
lei, Dean er Die fir ciner liberia.
ihenSen areriTf ioiort p~erfiig5aren
3rirpper 5eretnen noIlte: our ab.
mebr ieien Seitungstruopen ebenio
geeiqnet ME Sic TeIotruppen. als
0eutihe 8rer3truppen ieien at be.
trahten ons 10, IS. urto 81. Nrmee.
torps uro Sic 20. Iiotiion pom Il.
aorps. aui Sric0ensitdrfe einitIieB.
lid Der ibrer ange8lieoerten niht.
preubiiden Grup9er erua 10000.
Bon Ser reihIitpu IerooppeIurl
ourh Die SeeresuorIage aui Die pom
Sc 6ertiie beretneten 100000 Nann
Tonne feline Neoe Iein. 9ebme mar
aIio nod oie 16. preuBiihe Gtoilion
uno Sic pom Ser 3. bapriiten ltoi.
fiou nidt bereit5 mit8erehneteu
3rippen hir3u, 10 er5ieIte nan ais
oeut'fe 8renjtrupoe runo 10000
Nann. Sic ourt oas reue 8eies int
Sanuar 1914 auF $4,000. i'm So.
mar 1915 ouf 10000 Oerme5rt
fperoen niiroer. Tenndh piroer
Bic oeut'hen 8ren3trupoen crit I'M
Sarliar 1914 10 itart ieIn. mie Sc
irari0tihen ihon Ieet iino. uu0 nnd)
0urtru5run5 Scr @ehroorIo1c Mir.
oen lie nur 1000 Wfarr ItGrfar lem
ais Ole iranjoiihen. @o bIeibe oa
Sc Seriiies brutaIe Tatiahe Ser
oeutihen erorilicnoen lleberIeacu.
belt? 9ier 8ei8t lid. oaB Die Der.
't6rfung Der fron3oiiiten HiiitunQen
in teiner @eiie berau5geioroert ner.
! Be. 9chieIten Die 1r%an3oier. ME
fhor ieItitche. Sen Sritter 2~Sabraan1
BEL SEN Tabner, 10 Bitten lie
'hdtunestpeiie tunitis nod ctpa
10000 aaS8ebiISete 0eute melr,
aITo $4,000 Wann 8rerstrupper.
puroen aIio i'm 9anuar 1914 etpa
$4,000 uno i'm Saruar 1915 INNER
nod $4,000 Mann itdrter ieiu ais
Ole Seu;ihen 8ren3truppen. Sn Der
;9eit Ser Notwithstanding mir.
oen lie nod giiultiaer itebeu, neil tie
inrerhoTb Ser gfieftio3abIen ,tpei
trieosnidtiee SahrBdn0e bei1Ben.
TeutidIdno Gber MIR eInen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-18
TIT 0ann i'm 6ffeutliheu Tieuh.

Gos guneesorbeits5urc bate felt
Dem Sabre 1905 urter Der 9e' .ung
bes aomminarius Or. Charles 3.
ReiG gdtonoen. Ser IN Sieier SteI.
lung 9eroorra9enoes seIeiitet uro
pieI oa3u beigetrngeu bar, DAB bic
~io3iale Geies9ebung iest groBere
Reahtun9 fInSet pte 5roor. TrGii'
bent 3aft bate oeshoIb aud IN In.
ertennuus Der 9eroieuite oiefes
nennlGna uno Der Senai betdtigte
fie aud. 9ie geit1tigung bate lid
Ponnes uno in Der Grtenntnis. oob
Elm u5ercus tIhti8er Wnnu dnf
eieien ru6tigen poiten gebore. hurs
Dor GnSe ieines Germins 4r. Nein
atermals nit benz amte betraut.
UcpiIie Temotraten i'm 8un6es.
ienat Dubten ieSod Die geitdtigurg
biCier Grrennuns aus heinllben
@runSen gu birtertreI5en. BrGii.
bent @ilion poajog Die gIeihe Or.
f5en pol3ogen, ais II. Reia ieL5er
I'm feline Yernbihieoun5 einfam. uai
zine peraurportllhe SteQe IN Diem.
fen Der 4merican Smeltlns & re.
firin9 60. puIso ShmeI5ertrult, 81
igbernebmen. an oeiien Spite Ser
bishertge 3oueinnebmer oes Rem
g)orfer 3afcns, @;aiam 9oe5 IT,.
gr0iioent 1ooieoeIts larJiG1riger
g rpanefretdr, geite1t puroe.
Srcei GerraItun1s5eamre BON
eminenter Giihti8teit ibetoen olmit
aus Sen 21enlten OnteI CAMS unS
eine p.;rporation pom monopoIlitl.
itler Sensen3 Mrs ihrer 1ienite
teiT1niti9. 4ie 6rase, wer Bier Ser
oerlierenSe ms per Der s~erpinnen0e
Geil liz. iteut iib IA . ieIber eIn,
eerace rie in uielen an0ereu 01len.
gfit1t tpeuig oiirite Ser llmitano. Dap
beut3utnge fem 8ccmter, uno mare
Is aud Ser bette, Dor nidtsluiirotgen
@n1rrFfen III Ser Ereiie uro auf Ser
Gribiine iider lit. oaju beitra9en.
tiifti9en Seutcn Sen ofientIihen
Gent 81 perIeiSen. Sdon lit es
iiterith njdt. red)t auh nIbt. unO
gut crit COR r!dlt. oieie5 autge uuo
ninmer alil10ren nou2uoe Eeiniihe
i%rtpolc. gehoi4iIe lno 3unreiit aud,
ungerethte @efritteIn bon alIrn 2eu-
ten. Sic in GiientIlhen Nierite an
hcroorrouenotr STEELE iteAen. DAB
ioIt)e |eute nit Der Gerie3un5 ybre5
9lmte8 flrne;Isn Elm itFpere3 Spfer
brin1cn un1 lid 'sP5cr eire 9arriere
periocrren. miro ielten beoadt. Gie
%%erh0hnun1. &erIrlerurg unS Die
%erS1ttilung oIer 2eute in G7fent.
liten Iierite lit Sanf BEG 8eifaQs.
5en es ieitcn3 Ccs Nublifufn5 itets
fnoet. III elmer maB9ebenSeu Gen.
oeu3 scporSen. ote unenoIih reni9
Nusen tut. aber oiel Sh1oen an.
r;dltet. renn aud) rur A1ourh, oae
Ser offeutIlhe Iie;tIt me'r uno mebr
itretimren tii6ti9ea Dtlnnern Der.
leieet piro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-18
81. ginOlabr's Snnitarinnl
s htcaao, aus.

Ter @siuuehsltsratD br -e0ifspOr" foraert e.,
sapphaIfiats grsiebHaasDeT tm Eieure Der leioenoSb
RsHidhtii. Ssiu Aa,b N Sptbss pgrt1 nab tn oes
E%IeiitfH iEdusH g~eHngeHb, perlareas 5einRe5et wit
hersnbrinaeH. Nnbere 51aae ~bIa4sgeH. 'Belhe a.
~idhiVeren srbltaen a0tr sriporhsntr 6eIafaaqen be.
rnhen, tenfy1 hh nur iehr ihrsr onFt 9dr Hla;. ie!6f
BET natarii6er a~ebeusweiie uae better 5slbftbsbagf
sluua. 9H toIder 5aaen Fnb bW hrUniitcl 6elo
fnHaeu poer Ber9litungen 10 idaiper unc bic Se
aeusfrnfte 10 itlmdd. odB be tsIttrdfis ee'
Rbrpers fn nltt su eHfithieotHsnp rIifriisn anfraNsi
tbrnen S0ite Tale geh6ren IN cue cute osuti1'
NeturbeildHiaIi roo ATE nainrtitoen ositHittet T..
HnUenouHa 9ebrdtt meroen, ipelAe BEN H0reer tr =
ttaea Hnb reintaen. On HRfeter RaturbsiIsHtalt az
erandhFH Tor enits nHo SonneHbabcr. eleftrtI4
SidItb0ner, ffnetpp' Idle sSaFerfmreH 5tdt
furer. DlaTaee. Cteopnthie. DetlaenHnftti
BON enpdtbiidhe uuh peaffdritt; heilntttel unO al
anbstsH Haiutlihsn peiIiaiiogsH, ieosH aran'aetrs
leat wifsuiSIftilda anaepaBt. aGs ipaeHeUHitn a.
heiIbarea RtdHfheiitn, ME Gdaipinofndlt. RreDS
@eilspIs. q. Utustana. SabmHneem, ans
peRHe, ,,Derboue Jruifrnfiou" SosE urotUt
&tfnrio ufp., fiRo beilb0r tetaHIs rr1 sebene
fratf asuHa oOthauoeH N un aui bic Bslanoir.h
reagireH iu f5Bnen. Hnb iolaRqs bte 3srtUr N.
teteHsuitiiaer Crsans nod niai IA melt iottleid1ri'
en- ~.
DIR. Lindlahr's Sanitarium,
S25 aithtano eOnleparo. eutcaa0. aae
d. Ntnslahr. N. o.. 1treftor.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-18
Ser Safer unS GSmiraI N~ontaau.

11rter Sen o;eIen G~rgIdroern. ois
2aiier 8iIheIm iejt Dem 8esinu iei-
uer Re9terunJ ausJe5eid)net bat.
bari Nomiral Rontagu. Elm @nfe!
Ses BEL Waterloo az Der Settle oes
Scc3cas urn @~e1!ng.Jn itNpcr per-
tpuncetcn MoraHlS Of Angleiep.
mchl eincr SCR eriter EI1te fir iih
beanipruhcn. Die 1enteiniame Dor.
Iiebe iAr Sen SeacIiport brofte Den
Gafier uro Sen enat;iden Aomtral
rGhreno oerRe11ttoipohe pom Cones
nteSerloIt etranSer ra6e. gines
grberos. ola MontaQu iitl nod elmer
n~nitren9cnoen 8ettiabrt Der beiAau.
Iihen &lrbe ~binaebea woqte. nurbe
thm cine GinLooung CUR IafeI Der
G6niain. sic IN Osborne Souie neil.
te. fiir oenieIben 45eno iT6er5roht.
llnnttttc'bor oorauf trof Elm per'ie.
ac!te3 @brc:5 Sen BON Ser r&o5en}ol-
I'm" tci i'm Elm; e5 enthieIt !
G:nIoeH11 0es Ieutiden Starters
fi;r benietben N5cno urh Ale'el5a
Stunoe. Mum mar gutter Rot teuer.
Sn ieirer 0erIegenbeit itqnaIiiierte
Der aSmiral noh Der ebeniaIls i'm
Safen Dor Irter Iiegenoeu f0nidli.
Gen ,Sadlt OSBORNE" an oeren 9orh
iih Der oanaIiae Vrin BON 8oles
beiono. oie @itte. i'm miiien 81 Ioi.
len. mie er iih in oieiem Dilemma
81, oerhaIten babe. Iltf oentieIben
@eac trai Sic art1uort Elm. er babe
iucrit Der g~inIaoung Ser 96utatn
i'm 9citleloe i,olQe su leiiter uno lid
bonn il oo1er Uniform an 9orS Der
,0oherJouerr" ein'uiirocn. Inter
bieien llmitanoen mnr e5 Wontaau
rGtijrIih aat' unmo9!lh. ais &ait
oes aniiers piiuttIlf gu icin. Gieisr
ernpfinq i'm bcsbaJ6 aber nih: perti.
ger hcrjIib mo autiiiierte iid f..
niqIih. aIs Ser IomiraI ibn eridhl.
te. lrte er lid in ser .Groihfe ouf Der
Juhrt Don Osborne &ouie nah benz
Safen bel ity6men0em Jtegen utro
5uriidleihIogenem Iohe umdetlei.
oct babe. .Hun, mir lit bisher ME
Die @5re }uteiI 9eporoeu. an Sem.
feIben Ia9e Don ypel Souoeronen
cine GtrIooung 3ur SGieI Al er1aI.
ten. beinertte ser Gaiier. .puhi lin
isinen perfpateter 8ait irber Sic nit
ioIher G5re oerfnitpiten l~lnbequem.
Iihteiten gu troften. - Sm Galre
1894 ioIgte Rontnsu eine- gtuIa.
ours Ses aarers CUR RieIer Gode.
gus er bier zines Wor9enS in auer
Stride an gorS ieiner Saht ~Gdri.
ma elm SnS rabm. puroe Tim ge.
metoet. Der Ratier Iese in ieiner Sia
bel. @teih Saraui oernGbm Der no.
IniroI audi ihon bic Gimme Ses Do.
harden: -RUruner Sic BOD iofort
sarrn gorfbein. Mortogu, i'd mohte
Semen Tre Sritruttioner seben.~
-.M6er i'd bin aor3 nadt, Nnle.
ftdtl" - -Gas itabet uihts. Iai.
ZEN Sic iit MIR bIiien.- 3lm Slid
mar Sic 9aSeponne Ses eugliihen
aSmiraIs Don 70 9roBetn 2allher.
oab lie ibm seitat.ete. MIR Sen 3op'
uro Die S6uIteru herauSuitre6en
trauten. ~Sn Sicfru Auijuge icaRn
sic rute EN- alter Nero aus. ZION.
to1u!~ riei Ser Rai'er Idteno uro
aa5 Sem enqIiihen Nominal Damn
'vine 8e;unsen iiir Sic Fesatta oes
cages.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-18

man iiP1t. cine gang rei1enSe neue
Wioromafhine. 6err 4aien meiut.
Denn man Dor 6~eitun9en unS befe-
ltlaten Steaunjen mearere Reihen
6ieler apparate in geheim gchaItenr
cage anbrin1t man oie Seitungen
uno Steaun9en uneinne9m5ar ma
fpn Tonne. Ger ~~automatiihe Col.
oat DgrSe ,u 9an0e unJeid5r Die.
ielbe 8oue ipie,en, ME Die Ioroeoos
uno llnteruaIie-m:neu gum Shuse
Ser 6oIen. 7ieis Grinding ioroert
ge5ieteriid cine neuc grfirOung her.
aus. Die uieQe,ht aud bdlO paten.
t;ert meroen mlra. las lit Der be.
we9Iihe automatfhe SoIoat~. Gem
wenn oie neue arleJsmaibine iur
Bic 9erteiSiguaJ @unoer pirft.
miirAe Tbr BERT nod pieI mehr Der.
ar0Bert. Denn man lie aud iir Pm.
qrIIis5Dede nuetar MAIDEN fonnte.
Wnn muB lie atio AMI Elm S~abr3cul
ieten. bas 0urt e;ner fIeinen etef.
trliten Wotor 5erreJt Miro uu5 Don
fern Ient5ar tt 10 tonrte lie 3uRl
Anlriii aui mj,tiriihe Stelunaer
oienen uno i'm ~oeeiareten augerbljd
Geuer ac6en. u tonrte man oanf
ser griiuSuna He5 6errn Aaien lar;e
Gh.ah:en ohnc eircn ein}iler Sol.
6ater Iiefern. N5er. Cher, bei.
ieite. 10 %ncnfommen unS morSertih
ouh Sic mcSerneu ar:eg5mlitlnen
iino. ihlieBl,t ino IS heute ME gu
9eiten ser o,.an Nonler BOD Ser
Nut. Sa8 tclta gIut uno Sic 1;i3ip-
lin Ser SoIHotan. Sic Sen Sieg auf
Sen ShlattieIS9rr e~ntitleroer;
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-18

Tan Lett eepiiie Bidder uur Elm.
nal, Bonn limb lie ousactrut,tens
GIsr. ans Seren ShaIe ME rpreoer
rabrer5es Gnpeib GUILT. A,rSere
@uhIeiH sIeihen aem 0cItuilIeir
Der 0irpe Az Sarepta: nan fam lie
INNER ,p,eSer Isien urS eridooft ie
ME.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-18

Sc 1Icrts. tdaIit eriheincnSe
Ac,.ts SETTING lit Sic ieit Dem I.
SoriI2r 1850 IN 2eroii1 h~crau&8egs
bere -9clai;aer 3eltIrJ" peIhe an.
'dnl5 .r:er Sem [iteI .9teseinIau.
'en>e 9},hr:hter ron S}riesS. uHS
8eltGr>e.n" eri5ieh
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-10-17
Kenneth Martin HIT BY BULLET
ACCIDENT AT SULLIVAN LAKE
WAS STRAY BULLET-CON.
DITION HOPEFUL

Kenneth, the 13-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. J. K. Martin of this city is
now at st. Gabriel's hospital, suffering
from a wound caused by stray bullet.
The accident happened Sunday after
northeast Of Pierz. The crisis has not
yet been reached but hopes are enter
tanned for his recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin and two chill
dren we're enroute to the lake to spend
the day, the trip being made in Mr..
Martins car. When but a short dis
tance from the lake the party stopped
and Nh. Martin shot partridge which
flew up near the road. The bird drop
ped short distance from the road and
Kenneth went out after it. Meanwhile
Mr.. Martin shot another bird and i'm
n,ediately after the report of the gun
].c heard his son say: "You we shot me
in the legs, papa" The lads father
thought that he was joking or that
some shot had rebounded, as he shot
in the opposite direction from where
the boy had gone. He went to the aid
Of his son, however, and found that a
rifle bullet had pierced his side.
me injured DOy was put In the auto
mobile and the party hurriedly return.
ed tc this city. He was taken to the
hospital and specialist was summon.
ed from Minneapolis. At first it was
thought that the bullet had passed
through the intestines but investiga.
items showed that the bullet had pen.
etrated the kidneys and had lodged
near the skin on the opposite side. The
cartridge is thought to be from a 32-
c%libre rifle or from some other long
range gun, as the report from the shot
was not heard. The ball was removed
from the flesh with but little trouble.
At first the hopes for his recovery
were doubtful but the lad is now i'm
proving rapidly and his parents and
friends look forward to his full re-
eoxsry. ::#... "a: -... - s
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-10-17
WILL SPEAK ON new CHARTER
FIEST MEETING SUNDAY EVE
MING CHARTER Is
HELD CONSTITUTIONAL

N. N. Bergheim, attorney for the
charter commission, has received an
opinion from the attorney general
which shows the proposed charter to be
constitutional. The special election to
vote on the proposed charter is to be
held Tuesday, Oct. 20. .
a meeting Of the charter commission
was held at Mr.. Bergheim IS office
Tuesday evening and it was decided to
hold number Of meetings for the pur.
pose of explaining the provisions of the
new charter before it is put to vote.
Able speakers will be secured to bring
the facts before the people and the
meetings should be largely attended
The following dates were set for the
meetings.:
Sunday, Oct. 10, at 8 o'clock, at the
court house.
Tuesday evening, Oct 81, at the Sew.
|enth street fire station.
Thursday evening, Oct. %, p. NJ, on
West side. At sawmill at midnight.
Friday, Oct. "a, IL O'Clock noon at
saw mill.
Another meeting may also be held
Sunday evening, Oct. 26.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-10-17

f& 4H-l H.. Floats .,mEs.
c. R. Rhoda, Royalton. ~.r~. d
s Geo. Wilson, Royalton. 4.:.
Il j. V. BarstoW, Royalton. ..r
If sf i Auto Parade -.."t.
#s!Chas. E. Gravel, Pierz. d,
y "A. P. Stoll, Pierz. s@
Jake Blake, Pierz. D.. d.. ~
. Window Displays
AIRS. Chas. Rhoda, Royalton. =.
Mrs. w. L. McGonagle, Royalton.
Mrs. G. Rosenmeier, Royalton.
*.Y Prizes Offered
.5.. Floats
# First-$15 cash.
S Second $40 hat, Sand Sisters.
e Third-S7.5O rocker, Al. Simonet.
Il Fourth-$4 cut glass perfume bottle
u T.. Brown. ..
-. Lodges
VI First-$10 cash. I.
Il Second s. dozen photos, F. A. Mel
son. -..s ~ .....:--, ...
Third-$4.5o Mission clock, Harting
& Son. ..-
8. Fourth $3.50 barrel Of apples, H: J
LaFond.: ..s.
| t- L
First-Banquet, Minneapolis Brewing
company, Firnstahl & Vadnais, Moeglir
& Sons.
second-$5, 2 boxes of cigars, P. J
Lanermann, NJ. A. Engstrom.
{ Third $3.50 box of cigars, Pantzke
Bros.
\ \. So. Automobiles
h First-Any article in show window
Oh Oct. 25, Max Corbin. -
i Second-$7 dresser, Sandstrom & Son
L NLird-$4 china plaque, S. E. Belts
i Fourth-$2.50, SO pound sack Of
flour, Larson & Briese. .....
Z .. Masqueraders
& First-$12 ring, Vasaly & Wetzel.
i Second-$lO violin, Walter Folsom.
Third-$4.50 ham and 10 lb pail OF
lard, A. w. Zaloudek.
= Fourth-$2.50 box of prunes, Carlson
Bros. ..-... @. 80.
Best Decorated Windows
First-$1O cash.
.Second-$10 ladies' coat, St. Pau
|>Store.
Z Third-$2 lemonade set, Shelly Rob
iasor. ...l -"
Fourth-$1, three pounds of coffee
Muske & Johnson. ",-
Miscellaneous
Square meal to largest family appear
iIg in front of Royal cafe. at 5sp. m.
ssss Square meals to 10 lucky n,lnabe,
Is le'ers at Central Dining room. . ..5
Smallest horse in parade, $3.50 horse
blanket, Henry Nathe. :',...... ~: !,
Dirtiest boy in parade, 6 bars OF
assorted toilet soap, Henry LaFond.
Freshest guy in parade, 25c sack OF
salt, Muske & johnson. ,-
slimmest man in parade-$2 box OF
crackers, Muske & Johnson. ",
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-10-17
celebration TO Be A SCREAM[R
SPEECH BY GOVERNOR SPORTS AND PARADE
ON "WF1ITE WAY" AND HOME COMING" DAY

Preparations have practically been
completed for one Of the greatest cele-
brations ever pulled off in this part Of
the state and for sure the biggest ever
Iattempted in Little Falls. It's to be
Saturday, Oct. 25, afternoon and eve
ming. This has meant great deal Of
work on the part of committees but
trey state that they will be entirely
satisfied if the event is a success,
which is unouestioned, unless bad
weather sets in. H..
There will be something doing all
the time. The program will COM
n,ence at l O'Clock p. nj. with the
sports. The program will be one that
has never been equaled in the city.
J Governor Eberhart will deliver an
address at 3 o'clock p. H., and one in
the evening, when he will turn on the
switch lighting the white way. -
The baseball club has arranged for
tie entertainment of the dance lovers
at the Harrison & Peterson and Pro-
gressive halls. The best music obtain
able will be on hand for these dances
ard prizes will be awarded for the best
masked ladies and gentlemen and for
the most comical masked person. 81.
During the day at least six bands
viii be on hand to assist in the merry
making and the day will be one of
much joy. The police and other Of
| ficers Of the law will be locked up and
| the people will be turned loose to cele.
brate to their hearts, content. The
program Of the day will be as follows,
With possible additions:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-10-17

Chas. E. Vasaly Of this city was one
Of the speakers at the. !eelebrationi 6f
the 521st anniversary aof the discovery
|of America by Columbus, Z held In ST:
Paul Sunday afternoon and evening,
under the auspices Of Italian ljsocieties
lot st. Paul, Minneapolis 4. and Duluth:
There were exercises 1t the, armory in
the afternoomfand a!banquet was. held
[a:: the st. Pauls Hotel,,in the 6sevening.
Geo. Authier,. secretary TO the gsvernor
land Mayor Nye were othel@sp1afers..
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-10-17
THE MINNESOTA CANE LAXS|
SOME OF THE PRoVIsI0NSt tNt1A:
SHOULD BE REMEMBERED
BY HUNTERS ).
It is unlawful:
To kill harmless birds.
To hunt deer, with dogs.


To kill harmless birds. E Es&
To hunt deer with dogs. a$
To place or receive game in cold
storage. .-.t J.. .
To hunt on land Of another without.
permission. f5,as 8 "a
To wantonly waste or destroy game,
birds, animals or fish. ,e
To retain game more than five days
after close Of season, unless tagged bX
game commission. tit
To use traps OF rsnares, artificial
lights, nets, bird line, set guns to kilt:
game animals or birds. sa
To use the hunting, license Of an0thtH
son IS shipping coupons. ). vi
To kill any game birds or animals i1fss
any other way than by shooting :thenkEss nks
with a, gun held to the shoulder. ls
|. To use sink boats, motor boats
launches, sail boats, floating batteries;sY1
sunken boxes, tubs ror floating bhndds
when shooting, OF to hunt orSshoet be 1
tween one hour after sunset and onaLS Sc
The season for trapping musKratsES
sR ard mink m h is fFsR eg q Rssa7he1 g & 6, 8
License, Provisions N nonresident big6s
game llicepse, $25; non: esidelt III dEsI n
license, $40; both obtainao ao!e from cx |s
[esPtivea G.! sgsnt:: Resiaant R hessss tasiosl
Esides)' .,and Il )fos Lab la1sssa .iesne.| NJ
Every hunter must procure license; 81,
procured cured e seaasy y, auditor. Ill. : ]
4 a.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-10-17

Frank Lebeau, now located at. Miles
in the Fort Peck reservation land draw
ing. Frank 8 number, however, is
pretty high and he may not get in on
the land, unless q good many Of those
having lower numbers drop, put. II 10,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-10-17
MANY MARRIAGE LICENSES

An unusually lafE fdmber Sf enses
were issued during the past: week 7fys
the clerk Of court Of this county, all
having been issued up to Thursday af-.
terEoon. Those who took out licenses
were Mike Had and Mary Askla4:
Eerman Hyson and Rose Sumner, VIM.
Kopveiler and Margaret Hoffman,
Milton Moore and Helen Peterson AZ
bert Moses and Josephine Brockwayy
Joe Sakey and Agnes Gamroth, Alolsius
Baxter and Annie Otremba, John 1or-
meier and Johanna Muehlbaue3, s..
Trebby and Mary Marchant, Andrew
Kedroski and Annie Kozlezca. 50,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-10-17
ENTERTAIN AT DANCING

Messrs. and Mesdames Burton, Kir-
|scherj Jensen and Millspaugh entertain
ed party Of about 100 friends at a
dancing party at the Elks hall Wednes-
day evening.
Bastien's fve-piece orchestra fur.
nished music for the OCCASION The hall
was decorated with red and white
streamers and shades on the lights to
match. The room was also artisticallv
arranged with evergreen and autumn
leaves. A rostrum in one end Of the
hall, which was enclosed by palms and
ferns, accommodated the orchestra.
7 he dining room was decorated in con.
formity with the dancing hall. The
guests were given roses and carnations.
Punch was served throughout the
evening and at midnight light refresh
mcnts were served. Card playing fur
rished the entertainment for those who
did not dance. The party continued
until about 1:30 in the morning and
was pronounced one OF the best ever
gwen in this city.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-10-17
cIEDRICH GOES WITH FOOTBALL
SQUAD

Jos. Diedrich, who has been playing
with the second string football team at
the university short time this fall, is
one OF the squad that left for Lincoln.
Ne5.> last evening, where the team
F 'ays the team Of the University of Ne.
nraska. 1t is unlikely, however, that
Payers outside of the regular squad
Will be played in the Nebraska game.