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Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-17

II substitute Is offered you for
Foley Kidney Pills, it means cheaper
medicine is pressed upon you for the
,'ealer's profit, not for yours. Foley
Kidney Pills may cost the dealer more
than cheap substitute, but they give
better results than any other kidney
and bladder medicine. A. j. Walsh,
Sneffles, CAL, writes: Rush them to
me. l am badly done up with rheu-
matism and Foley Kidney Pills are
the only thing that will cure me-" J.
L. Parsons. s. G. Wall
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-17
AUTOISTS EN- ROUTE
TO GRAND JUNCTION

HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS, Colo,
July 14.-The Indiana automobilists
driving across the continent left here
this morning after spending the night
at Glenwood Springs. Tomorrow noon
they reach Grand Junction where they
will meet Governor Spry of Utah and
party there.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-17
JIM JEFFRIEs' BROTHER DEAD.

LOS ANGELES, July 14.-Tom
Jeffries, Jim's brother, is dead Of
heart failure in Bear valley, San -Ber-
nardino county. The rarified atmos-
phere is believed the cause.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-17

FOR SALE. EGGS FOR HATCH.
ING. Is FOR 81 FOR RHODE Is.
LAND REDS; Is FOR 81 FOR
nROwN LECHORNS AND wHITR
OKpINcToNs PHONE BLACK
lee
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-17

Deputy District Attorney E. B.
Adams, accompanied by Mrs. Adams
and the little Adams twins, returned
Saturday night from Denver where
they rested short time after their
trip from the east. Mr.. Adams is
looking quite well and reports that
he is feeling considerably improved
and expects to reach his former good
health at an early date. His many
friends in this section of the country
are glad to welcome him home.-Tel-
luride Journal
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-17

Annual Financial Statement of School
District No. l8, County of La Plata,
State of Colorado, from June 30,
1912, TO June 30, 1918.
Amount on hand June 80, 1918, held
by County Treasurer.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-17

Rev. Mr.. Gaines, pastor of the Bap-
tist church, returned from Electra
laes this morning where he was the
camp guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
johnson. On his way to the lakes he
had accommodations on the freight
train that carried $500 head of shepe.
1t goes without saying he was af-
forded ample opportunity to view the
scenery.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-17

About five minutes after we went to
press last night a message came from
Alamosa stating that Conductor Fred
w. Wilson had been completely ex-
onerated by the board of inquiry which
is investigating the cause of the
wreck Sunday. 1t is understood tina,
Brakeman Smith, son of Conductor
Smith, who was working under Mr.
Wilson's orders was likewise exon
Grated
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-17

q a a a n n n n n u n II n II II
II. Goff Black of Aztec spent the
night at the Hermcsa house, TrimbJe.
The rain last night was sufficie ut
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-17

M. C. Wortz, brother of Mrs. F. A.
Schleuter, departed for his home in
Kansas City this morning, where busi-
ness interests demand his attention.
Mrs. Wortz will remain here for a
three months visit. At the end of
that time her husband will again come
over the hills and plains to accompany
her home.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-17

Miss Mae Clark, the interesting
Victor girl who passed several weeks
at Hesperus with her brother, Joe
Clark, was homeward bound trav-
eler this morning. Miss Clark was de-
lighted with the section and greatly
regretted that it was impossible for
her to remain longer.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-17
10 act as dust settler all day teosy.

70 act as dust settler all day t.,osy.
II. K. Mosely represented the New
mire section in town last night.
Theodore Benjosky, the elderly man
who lost an arm in the wreck SUM-
] day, IL making good recovery.
Mrs. 7. H. Wigglesworsh was down
from the ranch this afternoon on a
shopping expedition.
DR.. Lingenfelter was called to Trim
BILE last night on professional busi-
ness.
S. A. Mason was in from the SUM-
nyside section this afternoon on school
business.
Henry Foster and wife, former Du-
range residents, arrived from Kansas
City last night for visit with friends.
j. S. Wyatt returned from Bayfield,
last night where he visited his brother.
] May Day spur was his destination
this morning.
j. F. Walsh, acting superintendent
Of buildings and bridges on the fourth
division, was business visitor in town
last night.
Judge Searcy, District Attorney
Lane and Court Stenographer Peters
are in Silverton today on court bust
ness.
1t is understood that Benjamin F.
Bush, president of the Denver g. Rio
Grande, is TO be the new president of
the Western Pacific road
As soon as the painters and paper
hangers have their innings at the
city hall, the repair and remodeling
WIN WIZ bt Ioiipltttu
There is much happiness in Judge
Lemmon's home. Mrs. Elliot Mccall
lard and those children arrived last
night to visit with grandpa"
Mrs. Isabel Chance of Farmingtor
departed for Missouri this morning IL
enjoy a visit with old acquaintance.
and incidentally cool off in that de
lightful summer climate.
MIR. and Mrs. A. A. Wilson ant
daughter, Miss Isabel, arrived from
Tacoma, Wash, last night to visi
Mrs. Wilson's sister, Mrs. C. F. Wood
Arthur and Charles Mason, brother
! of Conductor Mason, returned from
, Silverton last evening and continue,
on their way to Chicago this morn
, ing.
The Misses Helene and Ruth Searcy
the attractive daughters of Judge an,
, Mrs. w. N. Searcy, are home from
: Silverton where they spent fort
, night with friends.
Joseph Hunt of Bluff, Utah, spen
the night at the Palace on his wa,
, to Pennington where his daughte
J resides. Later he goes out on tn
reservation where his son conducts
, trading post.
Governor Ammons and DR.. Lory al
rive at Fort Lewis on a tour of in
| spection tomorrow night. Friday ev
ening they continue their travels t
/, Durango where they will discuss For
Lewis problems with our people.
Miss Vera Hyde, who has been at
tending school in the east, came in las
night on her way to Monticello, Utaf
Her father meets her at Dolores to
, day and together they will make tn
long trip across the country.
Mr.. Specimen, one of the young me
: injured in the wreck Sunday, was re
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-17

C. R. Cobb and son Lewis leave for
StoclSbridge, Mich, the last of the
week, where the latter's grand par
ents reside. Lewis will visit the rela-
tives while his father represents the
convention Of L. o. o. NJ. that meets in
convention of Moose that assemblies in
Cincinnati the last of July.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-17

A. H. Webster of Monte Vista left
for Mancos this morning where he
expects to load eight cars of cattle
which he purchased in the Shiprock
section some months ago. Stock In
spectocr Sam Ethridge accompanied
him to look after the states duties
in cattle shipments.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-17

S. A. MASTERS,
Secretary, School District No. 80, La
Plata County, Colorado.
Dated July Is, 1913.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-17

Il. C. PHILLIPS,
Secretary Of District No. ls.
Dated July II, 1918.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-17

AuuUas iu8uCtai othtS"eht VI ''~'sN>s
District No. /, La Plata County.
State Of Colorado.
RECEIVED
Amount on hand July /, 1912,
held County Treasurer
General fund ....-.--....--...S BIB
Bond fund ...............-...-.... 5l5.47
Interest fund ..........-..-. 83.49
Received from general fund
by apportionment ....--...---.... 973.40
From special tax for school
purposes ...........................-... 2,617.15
From temporary loans ...........- 1898
From special tax for redemp-
tion of bonds ............-.........-. 521.33
From special tax for interest
on bonds ........-,........-......-..,... 1871
Total ........,........,..........., s5,o75.61
PAID
For teachers salaries 81, ,429. .13
For fuel, rent, insurance and
all current expenses ......,..., 385.52
For sites, buildings. furniture,
permanent Improvements. 304.53
For redemption Of bonds. 100000
For interest on bonds. 2O3.30
For temporary loans ......... 247S5
Total amount paid out during
year s4,570.ss
Balance in hands of County
N, ,raIit oF
trict, June 80, 1913
General fund -.............S 399.13
Bond fund ........................ $3.50
Interest fund .................... $3.50
Total s5,o75.61
Balance in hands of County
and District Treasurers, as
ABOVE ..,.,,.......,,...........,..,-...s 5o5,23
Amount of district warrants
registered and unpaid June
80, 1918 ................................ 1898
Warrants not registered, and
other forms of indebted
ness (except bonds) ....-......- 1,025.d0
| hereby certify that the above
statement is correct.
]. M. CORNELIUS,
Secretary, School District No. l.
Annual Financial Statement of School
District No. 33, County of La Plata
State of Colorado.
From time of Organization (Nov. II
1922 to June 80, 1913.
RECEIVED
General fund apportionment 395C
Transferred from School Dis
trict No. 26 ...................-..- 175i
Total ....................................$ $40.
SPECIAL FUNDS
Transferred from District No.
26 l99.S.
Collected from tax levy. 246.3'
Other collections ...........-.....-.. 35.5l
Total 4Sf.dI
PAID OUT
For teachers salary ..........$ 292.bl
For fuel and all current ex-
penses .-.........-...--..--.-.---,----.-- 800
-------
ioIai oGo.o
Balance in hand of County
Treasurer to credit of Dis
trict-
General fund ..........-.-..---.S $40
Special fund -..........~...-..- 1881
Iotai zlO j.
T. II. MAJORS,
Secretary, School District No. 33.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-17

John E. Carroll, who passed away
very suddenly in Pueblo a few days
since, was well known to many Du-
range people. He was born in this
city twenty-five years ago and was
educated in our local schools. At the
time of his death he was an employe
at the Empress theater, Pueblo, and
was well liked by the many with whom
he came in contact. While he had not
been feeling well for several days, he
was able to attend to his regular du-
ties until the morning of his death. Mr.
Carroll was member of the T. M. A.
the Elks, the Knights of Columbus ant
the international Association of The
atrical Stage Employees.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-17

Theodore Benjosky, the elderly man
who lost an arm in the wreck Sum
day, IL making good recovery.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-17

H. K. Mosely represented the New
mire section in town last night.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-17

Considerable complaint has been
made in time past regarding the use
made of the school grounds during
summer vacation, the Park school
ground especially having been mista-
ken for beer garden by some of
Durango's residents. The janitors have
done all in their power to improve
conditions but without special author
ity they were unable to accomplish
all that is to be desired. In order
to end the trouble DR.. Davis, of the
school board, appeared before the city
commissioners yesterday and petition.
ed them to deputize the janitors Of
the different schools as special schoo
| policemen. The commissioners were
glad to grant the request, and pro
visions were made to give the mer
their badges of authority at once.
Leslie E. Hubbard, the prominent
young attorney who calls Pagoss
Springs home but makes Denver his
headquarters while serving the state
in the capacity of assistant attorney
general and Inheritance tax apprais
er. arrived last night on official bust
ness connected with the Carson estate
The state inheritance tax law pro
vides that records of all estates
whether or not of sufficient size tt
tax, must be a part of the state rec
ords. The law became effective il
1902 but the records have never beer
complete. Mr.. Hubbard and his as
sistants have taken upon themselves
the stupendoums task of checking tn,
probate records of every county in or
der to make them so. He has jus
completed the work in Archuleta an,
Conejos counties and expects to checl
La Plata while here.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-17

Annual Financial Statement of School
District No. !. La Plata County.
State of Colorado.
RECEIVED
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-17

Mr.. Specimen, one of the young men
injured in the wreck Sunday, was re-
leased from the hospital this morn
ing and left on the eastern for Pa
gosa, his destination when the acci-
dent occurred.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-17

Mrs. 7. H. Wigglesworsh was down
from the ranch this afternoon on a
shopping expedition.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-17

Annual Financial Statement of School
District No. IL. County of La Plata,
State of Colorado.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-17

DR.. Lingenfelter was called to Trim
BILE last night on professional bust
ness.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-17

Henry Foster and wife, former Du-
range residents, arrived from Kansas
City last night for visit with friends.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-17

Joseph Hunt of Bluff, Utah, spent
the night at the Palace on his way
to Pennington where his daughter
resides. Later he goes out on the
reservation where his son conducts a
trading post.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-17

S. A. Mason was in from the SUM-
nyside section this afternoon on school
business.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-17

Miss Vera Hyde, who has been at
tending school in the east, came in last
night on her way to Monticello, Utah.
Her father meets her at Dolores to-
day and together they will make the
long trip across the country.
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8eoentenber Ssiebid}aben.
0enoer, Gplo., 6. San.

Ser Siionelte11 BON SeraS pltroe
Montnsabeno bon einem ser flirtr
terlidlten Sdneeltiir1ne beingelleht>
Sic leit Sabretr porgefoamr1en ltno;; Die
Se1twratl,r pariiert i'm tStnat 5lp1=
ifen 2 @rao u,1ter Nuu alno 33 llber
9eua. gse1p 9ierico lit BON elmer
Sh1ee>>ede behedt, Sic on e11lge11
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1nou1eter lit Bis nltf 9 iiber 9eltu Bis 80
inter 9eua gell1nten. Sic folte &selle,
pelt,e iett an Sltabbang 6es 6el1en=
aebirges ongelangt lit, lit eber INT 3u=
nehnren uls I'M Slbnebmen begrlffen.
,Sl, Colorado lit Sic Sen1perat1r 1tel=
lenperIe Biz auf 80 @roo lrnter 9el1ll
.qell,nfelr; in 2elrper, Golo., ltano COS
thermometer ont 9ephn1ittog oltf 70
Gru0 s,nter Nua, So4 ltieg Dos S1ed=
fiber ant slbe11o lpie0er Inn 5ebr @rd0.
Gon Seem Deerieo bis 8poming ltno
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Sc l1t1er Selr Ri1roerz uno SdaFberoenr
.oltgerihtet. Cine geringe Stetg1ntg
Ser Senrperotur lit porausgelogt
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3peil11robreiBig Ser oreiltnboreibig
Mrbeiterfiibrer Sic fire Strafe fir
Sic Gpna111itueridaporung i'm 3u4t=
btlts in 9eapentportb, &as., abiiben,
rnter5eihneten oln Montag Mpplita=
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Superleeeas=8 Bombs. Sic ntetlten Mp-
plitntionen puroen ipater an Sreltn0e
Ser @efangenen obgei6idt, Sic periu,
Gen mer5en, ste perlangten Sllmm.en
oltf5ltbringen. S. 6. Mc@1orp, Sc
fretar Ser internationalen @ilenbabn=
arbeiterl,nio1L iiberbrahte Sic Eapiere
peri l0nlih uno ermobnte oie @efange=
men, ridyt ltngeouloig 5lt tperoen,
lpenn es BEL 6enr einen o6er anoeren
orei @cten oal1ern loQte, Biz er fret
gelaiien miro. @erbert g. Sodin, ser
bei leiren Mitgefangenen als ser Ser
ratber gilt, ,par Ser gin5ige, Seiien
9lpplifntionspapier nid)t perbreitet
lnar. Gr lieB Me@lorp gegeniiber ie=
0od 1urdyblidena SOB altd er Sic slb=
1ibt babe, 8eruflung ein5ulegen.
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Eraiioept 5oft, ser am Sad1ritag in
Seem Dorf gelegentlid zines ibm gu
G6ren peranitolteten 9rndeon Dor Sen
Mitglieoern oes international Eeaoe
6orlt1n iprodl erflarte bei 6ieler @e=
legenbeit, er lei safiir, 0aB sic Scott
trooerle 51pii6en SEN Ser Staate1
4tno @roBbritannien iiber ote Eana=
nuafanal=@ebiibern Dor ous interna=
tionale Sdie0sgeridt i'm Saag ge=
bradt 1peroe. gs lit 6ies ous er1te
0,al, coB Ser Eraiioent iih in ser
Seffentlidteit iiber 0ieie 9lngelegen=
fait iirBert, leit ser NroteIt Ser britt
iden &egierung 6e1n 5taatsoeparte=
ment fornea 5ltgega1pgen lit. @era=
Sc, 4penn man fiirdte, nidt 5lt gelpit1=
men, fiigte Ser Eral alioent bitt5lr, 6unn
5eige lid, 1per es tpirfli9 emit nit
S6ie0sgeribten nreine.
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giuen ber1perfe1rspertben &iidblif
oltf oas berflolIene Sabr inns einett
nift number beoeutl,ngspollen Nus=
blid ouf oas Sabr 1918 entbalt Ser
9erid,t Ser 8erliner Sonoelsfammer.
gr he5eihlset 6os 1pirtbidaftlife 9e=
ZEN IelttlGlan0s ols gellrno trob Ser
@elnn1niiie, sic ibnr ouf SEN perl6ie=
Sen1ten Bebieten bereitet muroen.
s(ber eilre 9[blrab11re ser 9ebensmittel=
5felterltng, sic peiteite &reile Ser @e=
polferat11g it grregung balt, miro
niht er1portet. Sir 0as Sabr 1913
lit, nad Ser gleide1e elutoritat, Elm
leidter &iidgong Ser Schfoniunftl'r>
Sic i1n augesneinen '0os Dergangene
sSsabr olrs9e5ei6net fat, an5unebn1en.
9eio1oers berpor5ubeben lit cine @ar-
nl,ng, Sic an Sic grporteure geridtet
lit, 0ie IN gelbdftliher &erbin6ung
nit SEN Ser. Stooten lteben. Sbnen
1piro 5lt @erriitbe gefubrt, 6aB lie lire
grmartrngen nidt iiberlponnen m0d=
ten. Sic sS11porteure auf ser an6eren
Seite Ges S5eans apiir6en eben abapar=
ten, Bis Sic SarifrebiItor, sic eiren
i11tegrierenoe1r @eltan6tbeil oes 0erno=
fratiiden acknowledgements bif0e,
nl16 ga115 ge1piB lei.
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lt11ter SEN ob1pultet1oen l1np tdtr0e11
miro sic 9iide, pelbe an Ser Spibe
nes 9(us1p6rtigen 9lmts oatrf 6as
pl0blide @initeioen oes Staatsiefre=
t0rs 9llfreo b. aioer(en@dbter emit
lta1rsen lit, erit redt idper enrpflrn=
oen arrnol Ser &erltorbene ser griitn0=
lihite &enner Ser &erbdlt1tiiie int 1ta=
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9eadfolge lit nod in 5dtpebe. @ie
rerlul1tet, baben io1pobl 6er 8otidaf=
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ltnteri itautsiefretdr int s(ustp6rttgen
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n1ernonr, aus gelun0beitltden &iid=
lidten na6 ei1tat0er SEN nnen ange=
tragenen Soften Ses Stoatslefretdrs
obgelehnt. Sic @erfunolungen Be-
treffs Ser 9eabfrage lper5en fortge=
fiibrt. SssrB>pilden lit ser oeufide &C.
lan0te III gue1ros 9lires, Jreiberr BON
Gem @uside=SuS6e1uba1ie1 in @erlt11
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0er1r 9lbleben Ges Serrn D. &iiSerlen nls
geeigneter Mann nit in &e9nl1ng ge=
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Ne NJ yprt, b. San.
@rpraiioent Gaitro BON Gene5uela
bat sen &n1npf gegen feline Geporba=
tion in sic etgenen @d1Se genonrn1en.
gr empfing om @ontag in iei1em
3imnrer ouf gqis Sslano, mo- er 6e=
tintert lit, etnen M1tpalt l1n6 orbeitete
nit oieienn cine nelte Eetition olts,
in tpelher er ei1r SlrperiiSing @rit
Of @abeas CORPUS berlu1tgt. 9fid=
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be1pilligte ipdter 6as @eil16. @te
BEL ben a1n 6reitag bepiutgten Ser
fabren ntl1B Sic @inpan6erungsbe=
bor6e lire 9lrtport Biz altm 10. ga.
nlpar eingereidt baben. Serr @aifro
erfra1rfte om Montag leidt, >nas er
ouf oen Ml1fentbolt uuf ser @i1rtpanSe.
rlt1tgsinfel 5lidreibt.
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81 o m. 4 Il.

Or. Eeter SSsoiepb @llrtb, aitlelar=
biId}of DON Oeilopotanrlts, lit gum
8ilhof po>r 9fltepa Gegopiu arf sen
Ehilippillelr ertmnnt pproen. 8ildoi
@urtb pl1roe in Gel1tldlano geboren,
ltlrSierte aber ON Ser ltniperiitat in
9eotre Game, Sno. gr mar &eftor
Ses ct. ssplepb's College in Gincln+
l1ati ln1o 6es ct. go1paros College in
9(ultin> 5eras.
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Erfer Ihftl.
GiI9e &6lte
1tnD S6meefmr>,t. !.
,Su Colorado lit Sas Gnediilber bis
anf 80 CRIB nnter 9tnQ geinnfen.
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Serlnlte. - @asmangel tn Ganlas.
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S;ll uier5ig Stiioten BON &anla5
auso Mi]ipuri iIt oas Yublitltm BON
Scr Aau}a: 9satural Gos 80. erla1d)f
uosce,l, Gas in ser naflten 3eit nldtt
su @ei,suefen sit benl1ten. y. 6.
Nln1es, elmer Der Nsaie11oerpalter
Ger Gt1sJeiellldrnft, bot Montogabel1O
III &t1l1ins Gitp, N,o., Sic SrSer er-
tbeilt, nles rerfiighare 9as IN o1e
s&sauptrobreu Ser @elellld)aft 5l le1te11.
0ieie @orfebr1ngen lpuroen getrotfelt,
NEIL III falt aQen Sbeilen oeS Sl1oape=
items an1 Nio1rtag 9suuten1peratllre11
rorberrltten. Ss,r Ssopli11 @so., batten
sahIreite Eerlonen inter Ser &nlte
~, leisen, ea lridEt genlu gos sur Ger=
? liiguna ltono. Stir Sen nor0l1he1l
1eeil bon &alrlas lit pom @etteron1t
10 gr1o qrr1ter 9sltu Dor So9esonbrl1b
propteseit. Staseelog am 9lbe1ro llber
uaus asnrias inns Sflabonra.
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Midl1l1uuo.

gtatCet1t ne 01e Setertnge bet DDreH
lieligen &er1pun0ten perbna6t batte,
lit SRI. slnna Sieperoing 9onnerltog
1mh Miuneopolis an fire srbeit 5lt=
riifgefebrt. - gln geeuidbrstage 1uler=
Sc &iqian &irhtper BON ieiner Satin
nit eil1en1 11rrnteren Maoden BE-
lder1ft. Dfoge oasielbe SEN begliidte1t
gltern 11ur 6reuoe bereiten! = @ntil
Huff ltno @ottin BON st. @4oluo ner=
bro6ten Ser Neuiabrstag bier in Ser
6an1ilie 6es Senators S. 5. Mbnronlt
sl1n so1ntog eritattete ser Senator
Ser N1ffs 6on1ilie ei1ren @egenbeind
lttps zbegeab iih anberep aSages bolt ct
Glol1o l1otb ct. Galtl, no er 0ie1t=
itag bei ser Groffnurg Ser 2egislotlr
i'm Senotsiale ieiren sib einnabn.
- Go. @urit reilte 9onnerltag nod
gdellcn g. 9, lt1n sort ieinero 1ienIt
uls @ei5enfal1fer mieoer altf5une9=
men. - @tn. &irdner perlette ei1tem
Cafe George.
6ra1 SSobn geotlb mor fiir einige
Gage auf Ser &ralrfenlilte, lit ober
lo1peit Gergelteut, oaB tie ERE Sars=
arbs1t pelorgen fann. - &url &od=
MANN, Ser i11 Iafota bei6aftigt mar
lit mieSer GIT Saltie. - 8eorg Mo=
pen l1ro gottin bon 0ulrth 'i11o t)ie:s:
Ge1 9Stf5ptntoten arf 8eilah. - Rarl
MokSo lit oieIe @ofe NIT SRI. Sr.!l..
5:Sta Sfhafer BON ct. Moltin in Sen
gbeitar1o getreten. gle 2afe @eorge
Creamery geieaidaft balt nadlten
Montag SEN, t3. Sanl1or, in glroia
fire SabresperiaI1nrlurg - S. 9a=
1riel BON &apnro1to lit beim gouaro
@eGer TIT 9ienlt getreten.
Meire @rope.
Sim Morgen nod sem Sooe ibres
0etters SSobann &obler, tpel6er in
ct. Glolto zines fait pl0bliden So0es
itorb unS in Spri1g Sin beer6igt
patroe, lit sic iiebSebn SSabre alte
52odter @liie ser in 6em benndbarten
@reen1pol0 1pobne1rSen 6omilie So
bann Spatb glet6faus zines uner=
portetet So6es geitorben. 9lm Cont
itag, sen %. 0e5enrber, itiir5te iie it1=
folge ei1tes @lutltur5cs in. ibrem @eim
5l1lant1re1r. &m Mbenoe oorber erfreu=
te ii6 5as Maoden anideireno nod
elmer gl1ten @eiunbbeit, l1no lift 10
pI0tli9 eingetretener Sos bat fire
glter1t lo1pte olle, Sic 6as quite, itets
feitere &i1no tannten lt1b a9teter in
tiefe 5ralper periebt. 9lm Meontu9,
oen 80. Ie5ember, purSe Sic 2eide
mad, porber in unierer Hfurrfird)e
@ottesoie1rite auf Sem bie=
iigen @ottesoder inn 8eiiein elmer
groBen Sdoar 9eiotrngen6er beige
lebt. Moge Sic 10 lrrertpartet in oie
G1pigfeit 9lbberltfene ei1tet g1taoigen
&tdter geflu10en bubeu! = @o6
Dor Ger 6alten5eit lpirS Ser bier u1l=
ter Ser 2eitltng oes Grof. q. s. &eB-
Ter organilirte Sbeoterperei1 eit1e ltt1=
terbnltung perantalten. = Son iol=
Gen, Sic &irde1u1tl1iif 5u ber1rtbeilen
perIteben inns 5aber oa5u beredytigt
iitr6, tpir0 gen1el6et, ooB SET oln @eibz
1ahtstagc IN ser bieitgen Hfarrfirhe
olrfgefiibrte &irdengefang 6ie f96nite
ltno BETTE 2eiltltng nor, iiber bte mon
ie BON bier 81 beridhen bate. &rof.
@ebIer, l1nier 2ebrer ut@ Srganiit, 1T
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-09
gerfebr auf ben @rufen Seen.
8aibington, Z. San.

y 3 ~ Ost4E'
Ser 8erfebr auf sen @roben Seen
int letten Sabre bat aae &etoros ge=
broteu @abreno ser SGifffabrtspe=
riose pou1 "a. 9(pril Biz 5ltm 10.
Gesen1ber palIierten nabe5u 72,500,-
600 gonnen 6radt in 10000 S4if=
fen SEN goo-&anol Don 5en obere1
geen uad SEN unteren, mie aapitan
Bertbalf, @ommonoeur 1es Stel'er=
futterbienltes nrel1et. Das ltno 49,
100000 Sounen unebr al5 1911.