davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1913-07-28

Cured to me to take them out, although
/ saw-quite a good deal of the civil war.
l wasn't a soldier but / supplied many
of the soldiers with food when they
needed it, and l think / was good
American citizen for that reason. / lost
all the money / had saved when the war
broke out. But then / went into the
hotel business in Saginaw, Mich, and
made money again.
Evening star., 1913-07-28
Failed to "Fix" House.

Mulhall wrote to National Association
of Manufacturers officials about fixing
things in the new House
What success did you have?" asked
Senator Nelson.
Absolute failure" said the witness
"Who was helping your"
Mr. Dwight. Mr.. Watson, Mr. Fas-
sett and others"
Senator Nelson brought out that Wat
son and Fassett were not in Congress
were republicans, although the House
was then democratic. Mulhall finally
admitted that Representative J. T. Nc
Dermott of Illinois and I. III. McMicha ell
chief page of the House, were about
the only persons he expected to get his
information from and were to help him
in fixing things.
Tells of Paying Money.
Mulhal swoIe that McMichael came to
see him in Baltimore shortly afterward.
He said McMichael came to get 500 and
that he was to give half of it to Repre-
sentative j. r. McDermott of Illinois. He
said that McDermott later claimed that
he got only $50 Of the $780,
In letter to J. p. Bird, general man.
ager OF the National Association of Man
ufacturers. in April Mulhall spoke of an
interview with Representative Under
wood, new majority leader of the House.
He explained that he met Mr.. Under
wood in the Capitol, and that the ma
You didn't have any interview with
him. then" said Senator Nelson.
The witness insisted that it was an in
terview.
Evening star., 1913-07-28
IN AMERICA Sc YEARS
BUT NOT NATURAL|zED
Mr.. and Mrs. August Arndt of
Saginaw, Mich, Held at
Ellis Island.

Because neither had taken out nat
uralization papers during their fifty
six years residence in this country Mr.
and Mrs. August Arndt of Saginaw
Mich, were detained at the immigra-
ton station at New York city Satur-
day following their arrival on the
liner Kaiserin Auguste Victoria from
Germany, where they had visited their
birthplace They were sent to Ellis
Island pending an investigation, but it
is probable that they will be allowed to
return to their Michigan home.
At the immigration bureau Of the
Department of Labor today It was
stated that the case had not been
brought to the attention Of the DEPART
ment.
once and the old couple nrohab1v eM wiii iUin
be permitted to re-enter this country
although 1t is entirely within the mower
of the immigration officials to denorf
them.
In the regular course after their arrival
Mr.. and Mrs. Arndt were questioned by a
public health surgeon from Ellis Island
who found both suffering from saniIitv
The immigration laws say that und..r
such circumstances the afflicted nersOns
must be transferred TO the immigra ton
station on Ellis Island. Mr.. Arndt told
the immigration inspector and the surgeon
that he and his wife had lived MOST of
their life in Saginaw, Mich, and that he
had considered Oh, himself an American citi-
ne had neglected to take out natnraliza
ton papers.
Lived Here Since 1857.
"Why, have been in this country since
1857 said Mr.. Arndt when he was fold
that there was no alternative but to send
him to Ellis Island. Il am a citizen. NV
wife here. who is the same age as nv
self. came here at the same time that /
did. we crossed In an old tub before you
were born.
Il don't believe there were any such
things as naturalization papers at the
time ! speak Of. Anyhow. il never oc-
Evening star., 1913-07-28
Wanted Time to Negotiate.

II feel this would be unfortunate Tor
us at the present time. for believe
we would fare better IL we had rev
months more to negotiate with our
democratic friends"
March 13 Mulhall wrote T. Ii. Nc
Michael. one time chief page OF the
House of Representatives. about lUo
franks that were promised. | nave
been waiting for some time to send
those to the New York Office Mui-
hall spoke in the same letter or get
ting Q line on the doorkeepeE OF I0e
Evening star., 1913-07-28
new House. so McMichael could be kept

new House. so McMichael could be kept
in his job of chief page.
The next day McMichael wrote: Sent
you the franks last evening. No one
knows who will be doorkeeper."
In addition to looking after the mem
bership of committees in Congress. Null
hall became interested in the distribution
of books, seeds, bulbs and other articles
that congressman usually send to con-
stituents Scores of letters spoke of
such presents Mulhall was sending to
officials of the association and friends.
In March Mulhall wrote to the secre-
tary Of Mayor Mahool of Baltimore that
he would be glad to support Mahool for
a denomination, and felt positive that
the part Of the city he lived in would
give large majority in the primaries.
Evening star., 1913-07-28
Returns From Vacation.

A delegation of prominent women will
wait upon the mayor following a meet
ing at the Woman's City Club. He ar
rived early today from Michigan re-
sort. where he went the day Mrs. Young
announced her resignation.
A special session of the board of edu-
cation, called for Wednesday, is believed
to have been requested by the mayor. 1t
is not thought that any action will be
taken on Mrs. Young's resignation then,
there being disposition to await the
result of a huge mass meeting of women
planned for Thursday night to protest
against the loss of the superintendent.
Many ministers referred yesterday to her
resignation as a public calamity
Evening star., 1913-07-28
RETAIN MRS. YOUNG,
IS DEMAND ON MAYOR
Chicago Women Insist That
Board of Education Shall
Be Reorganized.

CHICAGO, July 2s.-Woman voters of
Chicago will call today upon Mayor Har-
rison and demand that he use his power
to force the retention of Mrs. Ella F1agg
Young as superintendent of schools. They
also will request that he eradicate from
the board of education the hostile inf1u-
ences which caused Mrs. Young to proffer
her resignation.
The mayor soon will appoint seven new
members to the board, and the women
will ask that these be friendly to Mrs.
Young and that at least three of them be
women.
Evening star., 1913-07-28
WEATHER.

Thundershowers this afternoon
or tonight. Tuesday fair, with
moderate variable winds.
FULL REPORT ON PAGE ELEVEN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-06
Dr. ]. 81. Tarntam
sNcopatti6er 2tr5t
Sclcpbpne Gag
sos ct. @ermain 5traBe SOB
ct. CLOUD, Minn.

- @enn Sbr Cure Sarm pertau,
fen molt, ipredt Dor BEL Der y. y.
@bitneD 2an0 & 2oan 60; lie lit oie
6irmo, nit ser 81 unterbanoeln. =
Mn5eige.
- grfreulifer @eiie balt sic BEL
ierlulg ir oean 8efinoen oes imnper
nob inn ct. &apbaels Sofpital fra11f
Qiegen0en Serrn Mnoreas @mtber an.
Die Mer5te glnl1ben i'm bis gnSe Die
1er @ode iomeit SIT gaben, SaB er it'd
int 8ett o1fieben fom u1ro nit Die
len lurb iei1ren Mngeborigen ano ple=
leu Greunoen 6offt aud Der rgtoro=
itern," ooB @err @m1ber oas Ster=
feit oils geiitu0er Mann in iei11em So
~milienfneiie miro feiern for11ren.
Sir gltes Tarmlan0 u1to Mnlei'
fen lpreht DOR bel ser u. 9. Btttr1ep
2anb & 2oan So, @t. @loa1o, Minn.
-Nn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-06
&ir@1i@e=M a@rimte,'

s. geoh etnem amt Montag Mor=
ae11 TINT 9 l1br in ser &atbeorale
gebaltenen feierliden &odmnte be-
Yonrp Sic 4Odtiinoiee @ebetson1aM,
mabreto apelder 6eur bodap. Cattle
0raIpfnrrer, ST. SEQ @ars, neb1t Jet
nett bodpp. Mili1tenten Maber unb ST.
lina,, Ole bodup. &erren 8elp, Menpr=
bofer, @alder, 3itmr, 5del1er, S&ol-
le1rberger, @inenbri1tf un5 @obfa
Matsbilfe I~eifteten. Montog Mbeno
preoigte bodpm. &err Sdouenberger
i'm 0eutider, Dienitag Abe@ bodtp.
SEER Maper in emglii6er umo MtH<
mod Mbem beim feierliden S9lub
ser oreitagigen Mn6adt bodtD.
SEER @older in engliider @pra=
DIE. Sci ser SdluBfeier trug
ser bod1p'lte &err 8iidof &ro-
Zee oos Mnenbeiligite in 8ro5el<
iion 6urd Sic Stride a1ro erfbeilte 1en
Observation-Disclosures Segen. Sc puroen
mabreno ser 40itiin0igen Mnoadt
100 8eibten gebort.
* Sodyn. P. Sobamn, 3. g.. s., bon
ser ct. Sobns Mbtei muroe 0fontog
inn ct. g1apbnels Soipital 5u ct.
@louo 1pegen @auitein operirt. Die
9perutior nerlief nah, @1rrl6, l1no
miro sic pole @enelumg 6es bodpp. P.
ssSobonn n1rmebr eiue Sruge Ger 8eit
iein. Dogegen lit Der 8uitano 1es
bodpp. P. Stephan, 8. g.. g., 6es
frHberen @ediorgers Der @er5 Selu
@emeim6e in Breeport, ein b0diit be-
flagensmerfber. Mm Montag tpatroe
ser quite P. Stepban Dom bodrp'iten
@errm Mbte @eter @ngel, .. g. s.,
in ct. Sobns nit SEN 5t~erbeiafra=
menten perieben, unb ont Dienitog Ell
itattete 6em idtper erfra1tfftten &ater
ser bodhp. P. 8u1li1n1s, 3. g. s.,
BON ct. gnl1l einen freun6fhafltden
8einh.
sssn ser ct. 2n1rertius< Stride GIT
G9iIm fon6 on 25. 6ebruar Ole 6rei=
sebmitiinoige @ebetaan0aM 1tatt. Sem
l)odpp. Yforrer eSobm Mf1ctm balfet
Bel oiel er Seier outs Ole bodm. Set
rem &itomsft, 0u6ef, @ms6f, 8lodta,
@douenberger, @obfa un1 @olfoms=
ii. Die gn15e @enreinoe berubte 1ie=
lie @na0enaeit 6a1rb miiroigen @mF
pfang Ser I'll. @ommlnion CUR @ir-
flung ibres 5eelenbeiGes. @eute, Dont
1,eritog, finoet in ser bonn bodp.
Serrn gdouenberg paitorirten ct.
HatridS=@emein6e Ole 5uei5ebml tinoi=
ge Mn6adt 1tatt, mobei 0em bodm.
8fnrrer sic bodp. &erren 3ib1r, ST.
tptpsfi nno Muciul M1sbiilfe leiten.
8 Sic &atbolifen in Bapnespine,
6erer @eunein6e ieBt als 6iliale BON
1em int ct. 8atrid IN @entor County
aIs 8farrer n~ngeiteuten bodm. &errn
6. @domenberger Derieben miro, ge=
hen nit 6em @ebnnfen INN, in 6ieIem
seynbre cine 1pel1e Stride 8u balper1.
3 sesn ser ct. @loao nnbefedten
gmpfdngniBfirde mer6en Counting
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-06
Gs lieat an Gu6.

@put Sbr nit Der gleiber alten Nr=
belt 71 ben qlei@en alten 8erbtenz
iten fprtfabren-pber mDlt SIR @nd
ielbif berarbilben fir ettpa8 8eiieres
umIbann @tmas 5u erbalten? Cine
quite Notwithstanding in Der 2ittle
s5nns 6anbels1dule miro @ub aug
Dem alten @eleile bringen unD @nd)
3u3BeHerem fDrbern. Meroet Sbr
es tbun? Sc lit an @u6 gelegen.
@dbreibt beute fur Rata1oe
ur1t GiuaeIbeiter
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-06
s. gditein, Sobn oes biefigen Mpp-
tbeters, fat iein @eim a1nb feline Bra,

3. gd1term, S0Dn OeS Dtef1gen Aq0s
tbeters, fat iein &eim un6 feline &ra,
.rtS bon ct. @louo nad bier berlegt.
@ier mar Elm gutter oeutidtfatboliider
IIAr5t ldngit Elm 8eolrfnib, un6 Or.
@ditein bat 6emielben iebt gum 8e<
iten Ser let0enSe1t Menidbeit 6ieier
@egen0 rno au9 5u leinem eigenen
Beiten abgebolfem. SSobn Morriion,
melder felt lebtem Sonpner I'M $685.
pital par, lit mie0er I'M elterliden
Squire un5 erfreut 1id obermaIs elmer
guten @eiun0beit. - s. nltr6e leb=
ten Snmitag bier cine @%erlammIltng
ge6ulten, in melder ser @urfenba1
in oieier @eeen0 belpro6en muroe.
Ser @eiddftsfubrer Der biefigen So
BRIT mar 5ugegen, lr6 es mur1e Be-
idIoiien audi in 6ielem Sabre oem
@atrfenbnat pieber beion1ere Mufmerf=
lamfeit at fdenten, 90 oerfelbe bon
$50 bis $t00 ser Slider bringt un1
.lib gemiB lobnt. = Soepb 9eeter
.i1t I'M Mago &ospital aa @odeiter
tpegen elmer Operation. Soffentli6
miro er baI6 apie6er geia11tb 5m uns
5uriidfebren.
Meire @robe.
Sobins @ertfen bon &tdmon1 er-
ltattete bier in ser erften @ailfte Der
gaNgener ISOLDE einen freun6ldafli-
der @ei1td. - &ermarn 8. Meper
,perlpr ;1ln Dienftag LIGHTER ISOLDE ei=
mes ieiner beften &fer6e. Das Sbier
erlitt auf Sem @eb0ft einen 8einbru6
uno nrrBte 6orob erihoiien mer6en.-
Som Sge11a lit bier Ole Mad6ri4t ei11=
getroffen, 6aB 2oren8 @aspers, Sobn
Ser bier %tpobnen5en Tamilie Sobn q.
|Gaspers, bel ser &ar6baban1g elmer
Meoidine cine ieiner @a1p6e 6erart
aerquetidte, 6ob 8tpei Singer a1npt-
tiert meroen mubten. = @ebriioer
|8et1. un5 Sol. Meper mare1t onfangs
LIGHTER Mod]e @e1d]nfte lalber IN Der
County &muptito0t. = SD. 8o1rernep-
er BON Treeport uno 81. @adma1r1
bon ct. Sobn's marerp iiber Sonntag
bier bei ibren @Itern.
GpQcqcpile.
ssSoiepb &osfi fen. lit ieit 5mei $50
dyen auf SOS &rarrtenbeH au1gemieien;
er itebt unter 8ebnn5l1n1g oes Or.
Ni1oult pon ct. Soiepb. = Meatb.
&eiii11ger botte Montag LETTER @ode
|5as nnglif, benin Miftfabren bonn
Sblitten au fa0e1r. Ct fiel allf, Ole
|Deidiel, fam aber nit eini9en 9a1et>
idurgen 6apon, borob er arbeitsan-
fabig gemor6en 1tn0 a1f Dos Beft ar-
ge1pieien 1T. no sSr ser GJaa1tiIie Sna1B
&imsl fat Elm m1nteres MGdod1et
>pillfomme1ler ginsasg gebalten.
SSoiepb Niiringer, 1tnier better 8el5-
idger, bat 1ieiet @inter fir $97.50
|@eI5e nerttauft. ~ Mi9. DuGinger
ipar lette @ode @efddfte balber in
gloaa6. - Stepban soI5er II. ift
auf ser &rantenIiite. - SSobar NBiiii-
ringer 1T mutt Snbren bon 5teinen Be-
iddftigt, sic er bein1 8al zines SUIT
~terfelers pertpen6en miro. y SSo5epb
MittelaneDer 1T behr Mif. Duairpger
III Mrbeit getreten. - Grau @eorg
&lein, tpelde cine 8eitIang ffrna1ff mar,
1T tDieoer gdd1sIiA bergeiteM.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-06

erbpelt Don Der .. ut. st. unter1tl1=
kungsgeienidaft Don Minneiota leBte
@ode oud $1,000 o~usbeaablt, 3u noel
der Sun1me ibr peritorbener @atte
bet genannter Sc eaihaft periidert
NOR. = 6ra115 8artbel If. BON Bluff
ton 1par bier u110 faufte Elm Sor6
Ma1tomobil pom ieinem Sbeim Muguit
%. 5%tun0ebed, meld)es er in ieinem
II9eibgeidafte in 8luffton nermertben
Mil. = Magoalena @arren reiite
Montag nod Sc S1teur Centre, MOO iie
|Mniteaung in elmer 8ubmaarenban0z
lung gerommen fat. = Setter &aui9
bon Spben, g. o, melder bier eini-
ge 8oden GUM 8ei1d nerpeilte, be-
gob' lib Montag na6 8atfins, I'M
oortigen @er1panbten feline Mufpar~
trng 51 maden. = Mnton @ngrotb
bon Snuf Centre beludte feline
5dppager, sic bier mofnenoer @ebrii=
ser 8ob. - 2eibitalLbeiiber @apmor6
M6rian bot fid Elm 3meites Mutorros
|bl angeidnfft. - @em man pon
ganfgeiddften in Ger Country ipri6t
unb 1abei 5auoerldiiige un6 oober emf
pfeblenspertbe @eidafte 6ieler Mrt int
Surge bot, 10 lift Dor ullem unter fol-
die @ar6gef9dfte 6ie 6reeport State
8anf gu rednen, ont 5erem Spibe Serr
Morib SDiden itebt, Oct ieines ge=
ra6en, barafterfeiten @ei lens a1n6 iei=
,ner reeuem @eldaffttsstpege bolber IN
8reeport tpie it, gor6 Stearns County
einen be1pei6ensuertben Stuff genteBt.
@er fi6 ibm un6 6aber Ser Sreeport
|5tate 8anf gei@dftli@ a1oertralt,
fann elmer e%brenbaften @eban1lurg
itder iein, oaber es drdb ni6t gu tp1,n=
bern lit, 0aB sic &un6idyaft jener 8anf
nidt bloB cine grobe bletbt, ionoerm
inrnper 1no6 GROCER miro.
@ebet gum min6eiten ie0e ie9S
Wfo1rate GIT 9r. 8tlep smttb, Melruie.
9abt iba1 Cure 8abtte u1teriatden, fol-
de pa1ben a1n0 tperr 110tbtg fiilen,
meldes Ger TaulniB @inbolt but.
@enn STR %5tpeimnl idbrlid gum
8nbnur5t eebt, meroen @ud 6aour9
oiele tnt10tbigen Sdmer5en eripart.
Clear Gate.
&err gberboro &eibel begleitete
lebteu Mitttpo9 ieinep Sdtpieger=
|iobn un0 oeiien Ga1nilie nod @a11r
&rairie, @@., 100 oieielbe ibr 5u-
ffuiinffttiges &eim maden miro. = ST.
Scarf @aiienfeiI berlor ont @ontng
eines ieiner beiten &fer5e. 9asiebe
erfronfte tpdbre1b 1es @igentbiimerS
@eiIens inn Std6td)en u. atpar 6erart,
BOB er 6as Gbier nidt nod &oa1fe trei-
ben fon11te.- Mm Sreitog tpatr6en et<
lide @ogenla6un9en Gobat bon bier
nerinn6t. Ser @rtrog mar bieies Sabr
iehr gut, belief fi4 6erfelbe ia onf
1926 bis $40 per SLIDER. sc. S.
geies erbielt $3.50 Don bier M6ertn.
Ser 8o6en oieier @egen1 eiguet iid
por5iiglid fir Ben Gobafsbalt, a1to
meiterbim 1T eriidtIi9, 5aB es iid
mobl lobut, ii9 oieie @egen6 ansatie-
ben, bebor ionitpo getauft miro, 0em
bier lubut ith 6ie 8iebuatbt oaisgge-
aeidmet, u1po Sorn1pro66ufftte alIer @rt
lge6eiben ,tirge1potpc beiler. 81. 81,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-06
men. Die nit 1em Meltbal1 berbur<
Senet1 Soften iin6 auf $4,000 abge=

cere11 Soften itno OUT $4,000 abge=
idabt. - Serr @eorg Stel5le, Or
gnniiotor ser 9. 81. 6. l1nteril tiitb-
1rng5geiealdaft bon Minneiota, tpar
lettsn Sonntag bter un0 bielt einen
@crtrog i'm SSrtepeiie 1es oeuti@=fa=
thpliid)en Gereinsmeiers. - &einri6y
Steiden ur15 @attin erltatten in Du-
bllqrc, Sotpa, einen berman0t= un0
fseun0ibaftliden 8eim@.
81. Soiepb.
St Ser 6amilie Mi4. Mierengar<
ten iteute iib Elm m11ttereS Malo@en
ein; in ser 6amilie 1es Strong Wfert@
ling par es Elm ftrannmes S0bmhem,
mie 1ieS oa19 in ser 6amilie Sobn
Sla6ung Ger Sal NOR. Sen ein5el=
nen Samilien @1id gum ~frea1Sigert
|@reignalie. - &err Sob1 8ro6miil=
ler, @efretar ser Miiociate0 Irtiits
con Miltpm1fee NOR lebte @ode bier
utpo ita1ro NIT 6en ebrp. @dpeitern
mege11 MnfaufS 1uea.er 6eniter fir
|6ie 11el1e Stride, melde 6ie ebrp.
5dmeitern erridyten Iaifet, in un<
terbanbll1ng. Die Milmaufee'r &rti=
iten b~ertreten etn Seriterglan8mole=
reigeid1ft BON Miinden in 8oDern
un6 5tpar Sas Bette ieiner &rt III
|goperns &auptita6t, 5aber oie Dertre-
teroe 6irma sic aqerbeite uro gee
l6npadppnite Mrbeit 5uiidern fann.-
|gs beiBt bier, oaB 6ielen CONNER BON
|bier aus bis nab Mleran0rta bin 5te
Greet Mortbern 8abngeieli@aft ein
Dopelgeleiie legen 1aiien miro.
ct. Mntboni.
Sberlebrer Sen. &er5og tpur6e bon
leiner @atti1r init einem mltnteren
9iibdet1 beld)erft, tpo5a1 Sic gauge
@en1ei11oe Ser 9ebrersfamilie bon
Screen @liid miimi6t. - Srmces
|glionif gIitt arf 6em glatten @ege
outs 1tl16 erlitt ei1en 8leinbru@. =
|De 81. MnfbonD Creamery @ompanp
|bot 5rit Sbult Dor Gong 8rairie
ais 8uttermader ge0ungen.
6reepDrt.
@D. OILERS, tpeIber bon @beatma=
|tism1s gepIogt lit, bat fi@ lebte $50
de III 8eeIeitung ieines geobbar1
sos. 8ogeI nad Soroon, Mina., be
geber, 100 er in 5en S6lmuunbdoer1
&eilung potr iei1ren 2eioert %ertpartet.
- n(rid @0idet bat ii@ iopeit bon
leinem l1nfan erbolt, osafB er ft@ oaaf
@riiden f~ortbetpegen buttr1. - Ser
n1an1r @dDner faufte 18 2ots BON
Setter 8erolten in LETTER 8ode fir
5000. @ie bieiige Ser5 SSeiu @ee
mei,be bat bereits ole eriten S4rihe
fir SEN Mntal1f elmer 1rettert &feifent
orgel fir aaniere berrlide &irde ge-
han. - @ittpe Soiepb Soenpdt1 ut
init ibren bei6er @tn6ern nod Meire
@robe geooge1t. - @anfier 8en. @la-
fen bon &ol6ingfor6 bei,,d]te ieittetp
@ater u1l1 anbere @ertparp6te u11
sSreunoe bier. - Die Mltsftatturtg Der
11elert Narmers Stontsba1tf 1T ieBt
cine b~oQit1noige, felt 6us erfor6erli-
DIE gunf . Mobilior sos in Mlernnbria
|angefertigt muroe, in oerielben nl1fge.
felt tuarr6e. ~ 6rau Soiepb Eoerupa1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-06
idnft lieB Iebte @o@e cine @iien=
baGnpQgenloorng @teb nod Su0sSt.

lSJ~I~ vi
babnaageulooung 8ieb noA 5i0sSt.
&aul transportieren. = SRI. GU
lonaoa @uroing BON ct. Saul, W1utb.
@ar0ing aus 0en iii6liben Minnelo-
ia a11o Sobam @ar0ing Don Stru<
Die, Soma, pur6en lebte @o6e an
6as 8ett ibreS ldsper erfranften So
ters Mic. @aroi1g gera1fen, lit 6eilem
3atitu1@ imrrer no6 nidt Ste er=
mriimldte 8en6a1ng 5aem 8eliern einge=
treten lit.
3ieieniget1, tpelbe 0bitbdltnre, 9fe=
ben, 3ierpflan5en u. I. 10. I'M 5rub~
iobr pflan5en modten, iino iebt er=
ludt, lire 8eltenungen ei~nauienSen
an sic @ilmerbing M11rierD, Greeport,
Mi1n.
2afe George.
Gin &tn1 Ser 6a1ntlie SSoiepb Seep
perbrannte iidy NIT beiBem Set, 1a-
ROB es groben Sdmer5en alesgeiekt
mar. = Sn ser 6amilie 8er1tb. Sell
ling bat ii@. Elm fleiner @eltbupger
eipgeite1t; auh bei11dte Ser Stord)
sic 6aanilie Midael @eier. @liid 5m
SEN freu0igen Samilierereigniiiem! n
M11glit sSuies bat aberrtalS Sen Count
tnb1ter1 elm 8tttqeium einqereiht. IN
glroia eeiitige @etrdrrte berabreiden
5u 5iirfen. - Dieles Sabr miro on
elften Mdr5 sic SomtapaB itattfim
0en, l1no Sic 5teuer5abler mer6en
mobI 6ara1t tb11n, iih an 0erlelben gu
betbeiligen, 5amit fabtge atn6 ber-
trn1ensmiir6ige 8eamten, sic 1em
Mmte bor5u1teben bermogen, ge1pdblf
mer6en.
@atftns.
Sobam 2DiH berfmfte lein @obn=
bous fir 5en @etrog BON $3.50 an o.
Carlton; Sic er berfarrfte feline so
9lGer Sarm 6em &einri6 Donnap. -
22nfas 5tenger miro ont Conner tag
0ieier @ode iein %iammtlid]es Sab atrr0
@ut, 2a1b miteingei6loiien, an ben
MeiItbiete1r0en berfaufe EN- u10 5an1r
Iein @eim mieoer 11a6 @aconia,
Mainn., berlegen. - Mi@. 8ririnS
6ot feire 5teue nls 9~a6en6iener BET
ser 6trnta &oatiH & 9obn nie6er-
geGegt. Sim Sam1tag NOR er @eidhdifz
tie BuIber in 2itdfie6. = Sobam
@eife1 il. bat feline 5telle alS @abm-
ffa1atfer fir sic bieitge Creamery auf-
gegeben mn0 Ole &iiiers Sarm IN
&ndN genomlme1t. Sobo1n &llbertp
pl1roe nls @abmoertdufer angeiteM.
~ SSn ser Bauniltie SSobbarm S9reiner
febrte Iebte @ode ein itraa1a11er SSrn-
ge elm. @Iiif 6oslt! - SRI. Maria
CITIZEN bot brer @orrnb an @anuemt
&ukpaaren fir be1r fonlt1e1p6en Cont
1ner erbaIten urt6 miro ont 10. 6ieies
Moratg grobe MISUNDERSTANDING bba-
Ben.
.Martb.
8auidreiner &einri9 5tedlimg BON
st. CLOUD ift fontraftli@ NIT ser
ginri6tung oes 26x48 SUB grobetp
Mnbaues an 11nfere Stride betral1t
.moroen. Das fir Sen Mnbau un6
fir Serri9tung zines @r6geihoiieS
notbtpemoige 8oalmaterial 1T an Ort
un6 @telle, un0 Ole 9rbeit miro TO-
aIs fba11plid IN a1griff getroa1t-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-06

nrorgen beim Sodonte, is Minalten
noh Z l1br, sic MitgQie0er 6es ct.
Observation-Disclosures gemeinldaftltd
slr Siterfomnrurion geben, nn0 madbE
mittags 4 l1br miro bohm. P. Ml-
freo, 8. g. s., sic Stan0eslebre fir
sic Manner Der @emeinbe balten.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-05
Republicans Choose eaIlinser.
INV Assoclated Press. ]


Washington, March 5.-The Repub-
lican Senators today selected Senator
Gallinger of New Hampshire as their
floor leader.
President Wilson announced today
he had offered Mr.. McCombs an am
bassadorship and that Mr.. McCombs
did not want Cabinet position, 1t
is believed France is the post offered.
The Democratic Senators caucus
elected Senator Kern chairman and
authorized Kern to appoint commit
tee Of nine to devise a plan for the
reorganization of the Senate commit
tees. This plan will be ready tomor-
row.
A House Democratic caucus elected
Representative Palmer of Pennsyl-
vania chairman. Resolutions were
adopted favoring a more equitable dis
tribution of committee assignments
among Western and also among the
new House members.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-03-05
BLUE PRINTS FOR
PLAzEK BUILDING

Today l.. A. Plazek received the blue
prints for his new building. The con-
tract has been let to the Gordon-Jones
Company of San Antonio, and calls for
"a 46x115 feet modern brick fireproof
building, to be completed within one
hundred working days after the start.
Work will commence as soon as ma
terial can be gotten on the grounds.
The building will be constructed on
the site OF Mr.. Plazek's blacksmith
shop directly opposite the postoffice.
The first floor is to be occupied by
his shop, while the second floor will
be handsomely finished, and fioored in
maple, probably to be used as the Elks'
hall.
While the building is in process OF
construction Mr.. Plazek has arranged
to move his present corrugated iron
structure onto the Wagner lot adjoin-
ing and operate his shop there.