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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-09
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-09
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-09
Grnnbei9entbnms=
nbertra9un9en.

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Gate @enrp $55OO.OO.
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62S.00.
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$11, 0O0.O 90.
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9arrg s.. Doung Got 2 8lod So 2otprp's
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20, $56OO.OO.
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narb S. Benola1bt, 8h S@A sec.
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$4,000.
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Got s 8lod Is @tlious, $500.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-09

lptte ShmiM, sic beim gislauf fen ein=
gebroden war, pom grtrinfen geret=
tet, inSem lie cine lebetuoe Settle btlbe=
ten.
rd. = Die lett Montog
in Sibung befin01ide 9egtslatur ion
-gegen "a 4ngelegenbeiten erle0igen.
Ser @oridlog ser ginberlpfung zines
@~erfaiiuwsfonpents, gnb0blng Ser
Mmtstermine auf bier Sabre, Before
@ilfe fir 9anoldulem inns fonlolt=
6ierh S6ulen, Observation-Disclosures,
0l1tterpeniionet, grbiteiner' btlben Ell
nige ser midtigihen &unfte 0es INIT
fa1greiden Erogramm3.
@anfin on. = Sobn sc. Ne+
cor, melder Dor 3 Nonaten nod bier
fer fum urS eine Sdlddterei croft
nete, fat ieine 5rau eridoiien. Srult
Eeeor iou int 2aufe zines Streites Ell
men &epolper ge5ogen baben. Ser
@atte griff oann nod einem @emebr,
meldes ste Grar als ungelaoen be-
3ethnet boben lou. @Gibren1 &ecor
'es lbielt, ging Ser Sda1B Los, sic @l1=
gel orang 5ur6 sen &orper ser 6rm1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-09
Stnotsgerihte bon @isconiin einge-
Snb.9afptQ.

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2emm o H.. @egen ser @erri,r=
ger,1ng Ser Stinunemegiltriratng 5urd
Sic Mbpel enbeit Ser @eimitdttenbeli-
Der, 5e gum groBen Ibeil MIR 5eit=
meilig lit, fiel SOS @ebult oes County,
ridters BON $500 onf $1,000, Sas
oes Staatsanpdlts pon $500 al1f
$1,000 ua1o oas 6es l1rfuaroen= @egi-
ltrars bon $1,000 ouf $1,000.
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Mmericm &anf BON @itten, 6. .,
hefnnute li9 Ser &eruntreuung un0
ser 6dlidlng ser @introgl1ngen idp1l-
Dig un0 ml,roe 5u ad}t5ebn @onoten
3uhtfm,s berurffeilt.
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Gmuntp Statmeiiter Geo. 6. Gnpin
lit unter Ser @eldl1loigung berbaftet
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1908 bis 1912 Gountpgeloer i'm 8e=
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bGiil10e perlegt speroen. 1ieier unubau
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mus mar nit einem &oitenauhpan0e
pon $4,000 p%erbunoer.
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l%nrlalrf geleste &etition mer0en 0ie
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Noroen bis 5a1r fana0iiten @ren5e
Dor.
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reidt, ols Elm Sbeil Ser @infaifung
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f0nnen. Man ltieB tereits nuf einen
guten @alierfltB.
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8rofane 2anglmge 9iga tit bier orga=
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lit Derpflidtet auf oas ar1nere o1f5lt=
paiien, -ur1o loate es oubei obgefaBt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-09
gu toafen Bel allen &anolern. - Mr-
aeige.
Sir cine id5drfer, @anoelbilberfon-
trDlle.
Mn-

SIN S~nteneiie elmer id6rferen 1ero
toni equenter b1rdgefiibrten @enlur
Ser GRANDCHILDREN bat Die Central
Stelle 1es @entrntgereins 8e3iebun-
gen gu Ger National 8oor6 of @enior.
flip angefniipft. Sic miro in 3nfunft
beredtigte &rititern an ole Natiorole
geboroe meiterbeforoern uno 6offt oprf
6iei e utto an0ere @eiie 6ie Safe elmer
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biloertbeatern ausgeiteuten 8latate
cine gemiiie &ontrone aus5uiben. Ser
Slim ~Mabel's Strntagem" lit aus
irgen6meld)en 8riinoen Don ser Natio=
nal8eboroe oerurtbpilt tporben. Gs
lit ober leidt m0glid, 5uB sic 8il5er
trosSem BON unabbangigen Blm=Jir-
nuen porgeflbrt mer0en. goqte ie=
mans beobodten, 1aB oieier Slim &C.
5etgt miro, 10 miro er gebeten, oies
Ser @entral=SteQe gu melben. Cine
Noittarte geniigt poQfnmme,l. Die
Gentral=SteQ mir5 Sic 1peiterer1
Sdritte tbun.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-09

merbea1, ooB e5 ein idledteS Wort
gebraht, 10 ma1B es ei1re Strafe bon
SC erlegen. Das auf oiele 8etie ge=
iammelte @elo gebt bem &inoer=
&eim in Siour Sails 5a1 uno miro
gum Nuten ser Sniallen oerpen6et.
Miller. = S. S. Gontpap, Elm
fru6erer 8emobner Don Orient, g.
O., melter ol5 @eiddftsn1ann I'M
Noromel ten cine &oue ipielte, Damn
aher f%alierte, lit tpie0er mobl6abeno
uno reid)er uls 5aroor. Sobm 8uieD,
melter fiir5li9 aus 5eru5 5uriidfefr=
tie, erflarte, 6oB @omrpop in ienem
Staote ein groBes @ruoeigentba1ms
@eldaft but, uno 50, 900 mertb
iein ioa. Conway lit ser Maam,
meldJer %. S. 8rpan sic 231 SLIDER
6arm in Seras Derfmfte, atf melde
Ser Nebrusfuer &ern1t6n 3uiebeln
5iebt.
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elmer Jiiufgaaonenfan1re MlfoboI tru=
gen mebrere Eerionem idupere 8erle=
tr1rgen oapon; M6elbaio Sei0emann
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-09
Gbroniide geritopfnms sebeilt.

~&or flint Sabren bate i9 Sen
idlnmritels SAT- BON dronii9er Ser
ltopfung. Sd apuBte es immer, un6
@banrberlains Sablette beiIten mid, "
i4reiM g.. s. Stiff, 8rooflpn, Mi9.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28

IRON this moment her growth began Towns spang in
waste places and new settlers crowded into the land of
mechanics came in with skill and muscle for sale
In the wnkling of eye, West Virginia transformed
from back woods region Independent Her hard
scra bic days Her hidden had been dis
covered
Here not only oil but gas-not only but coa-no
only coal but iron. Here manufacturers paradise And
steel mills and glass plants and factories and
potteres
In they until today West Virginia possesses popua
ton of l,50QO0Omore than Vermont New Hampshire and
Rhode Island combined
Factories increased until today there 200
ing plants with $4,000 employees and than $16O00OOOO
capital
Banks increased until there are more than 300 with
deposits of S115000000
Railroads built until there 5000 miles, linking
every West Virginia with the outside market.
Farms increased until there 10000 in ALL producing
wealth at the rate Of $100000000 year.
AND 1T ALL BEGAN WITH OIL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28
Oil And Gas In West Virginia
The Story Of STANDARD Oil

TWITTLE did George Washington imagine, when he
II pOrng along the banks of Wheeling Creek 1O that he
walking top of treasure oil and gas and COAL
than all the thirteen colonies possessed
There Wheeling then--nothing but the lone log
cabin of Ebenezer Zane There West Notwithstanding
but few rowing bands of hunters fighting against the wild
animals and the wilder Indians
Three generations of Americans and went before the
vast riches of West Virginia discovered The 22nd Pre
dent the White House before West Virginia
born before the steel drill opened up the teasevauts Of
the West Virginia hills.
The whole State with its $4,000 square miles, lay practically
undeveoped until the oil dashed into and off the
Then its prosperity began The oil had money Better
STILL they had and confidence They launched the Baby
State with whoop
They drilled in the banks of every oily creek They dotted
the bush farms with derricks They created the first financial
boom that West Virginia knew.
WEST VIRGINIA STRUCK OIL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28
West Virginia
Products

To-day West Virginia has become so busy and so big
that her products all the United States and in
many parts the world No appreciates how large and
how varied the West Virginia output Not West Viz
gnianS themselves realize the great Quantity goods
produced in this
Let us suppose a case.
Here is a man in Cleveland Ohio He has never been
in West Virginia He knows very little about it. One day
his wife asks him question about Wheeling.
"Oh Wheeling is in West Virginia." he replies 81
have nothing to do with that State
Then he proceeds to fiji his automobile tank with West
Virginia gasoline and to oil it with West Virginia Polane
He lights a West Virginia stogie ubs some West Virginia
"VaSeine' his sore thumb and starts for his ofice
along road that is dustess because Of West Virginia
road oil.
Arriving at his Office he gllnces through West Virginia
window, StrIghenS his tie az West Virginia mirror put,
some more West Virginia coal ON the fire, sits in o West
Virginia chair and dictates letter ordering load Of
West Virginia lumher. Underneath his chair is a West Viz
gnia steel girier and top of his desk filing cabinet
made OF West Virginia tin Nearby hangs a calendar made
Of West Virginia paper and the drinking stand
West Virginia tumFcr
When he return. home for lunch he finds that West Viz
gnia box has just arrived t express, ne opens it with Yves,
Virginia and find. handsome West Virginia dinner SET
His wife has Fccn busy polishing West Virginia bureau with
West Virginia MATCHES. Liquid Gloss" AMI sealing up Sd
Parowax Then they so down dinner and eat West Nrgr
gas and served With canned West Virginia tomatoes.
That evening when the Rayo lamp has been filled wit
about the affair, the day ana the wife repeats her quc
why, as ] told you before have nothing to do W.
And when he'd time arrive, be take, Yves, Virginia pin al
"Nohiug t1 lY with West Virginia" The fact is that
his office, and OH 900 sides o him so matter where you
West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28
W est Virginia
IS &c pErQz

West Virginia has that greatest of all treasures which
skill of man create, LOCATION She is halfway be-
the Atlantic and the Great Lakes and between New
England ana The New South She stands between Maryland
and Kentucky between Pennsylvania and Tennessee and be-
tween Ohio ana Virginia.
She is surrounded by circle Of ten great cies-Wash
ngton Baltimore Pittsburgh Youngstown, Columbus Gin
tnnat Louisville, Atlanta Norfolk ana Richmond She is
the most northern of al southern States and the south
OF all northern States.
No Other sat,s east of the Mississippi is 50 central and
convenient.
One short NIGHTS ride usually as far as West Viz
,inan needs 20 travel You go to sleep in fast train
Wheeling aGi AXE ug in Chicago New York, Ala
hama %. Florida.
The cs' value Of tr, central location is enormous It
mems lowe M d, rates auJ lows, travelling expenses It
relns equal climate Il means more markets, near
n.y. in whi,h o Iy sell It less time less expense,
less trouble Tt-, twenty active Boards Of Trade in this
State and every of them is roclamng the tremendous
last ,h1t West Virginia J, Central
West vrr has the cards AMI h, has the nerve to put
up her money ans play She has hostility to enterprise
ana capital She welcomes every ana every corporation
i1t wants praiu,c wealth. She knows that an UNI
developed country helps NOBODY
to- manufacturers Ter, are the raw mltcrls-he hard
, the best of go n,-nuuh gas. Here coal and pc
unlimited r.>i, OF electrical power just about TO he
nee grow hr, and bring riches into th, state II is not
'r for lack OFF skilled Labor.
Big F1-s r'inin .o q future of great prosperity 40 other
urge q variety oi resource, Iuj convcuIcucc>
days over there chances TOR every useful ade
crs To- the worlj $4,000 square mile, of opportunity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28

West Virginia offers ideal location lactursr,. Here
wood and sand ana clay and iron Hen, the best of N innlu
toeum Of the highest quality Here unlimited rsi,. of cl,c
developed.
West VIRGINIA corporation has chance L, and to bring
apt to c Wnccj out for Lack of material for lack of Skilled r
N the fact, about West Virginia Big Il-tS, r'ntu- COB future
STATE the chief markets. with large and
Now That the hard the pioneer days there chances
and profession I'm W,s VIRGINIA world sJulr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28

nj sealing up West Virginia fruit with West Virginia
eat West Virginia mutton cooked with Yves. Virginia natural
Dmloc>
is been filled with West Virginia Kerosene they SIT and talk
,Teats her question about Wheeling
nothing 90 do with Wheeling West Virginia" ne rcrl.,
So Virginia pin and goes sleep West Virginia mattress,
The fact is that West Virginia product, t n Do, home. n
litter where you CO., you can't get away from the product,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-07
LEGISLATORS
 STARTED OUT
HIT ThE TRAIL WHILE BLIZZARD
 RAoEo IN THE CITY.

Conrad Breeding. Thomas Gaffney and Frank Aldrich. left this morning between 10 and II o'clock on their long journey across country for Ju- neau to attend the first meeting of the Alaska legislature.
 A fierce blizzard prevailed as they left. but quite crowd gave them n send of from Front street. Kennedy of Candle has decided to catch them en route and will make the trip in their company instead of going out alone by the Seward trail as he had intended to do originally.
 Judging by the weather. the rate of mileage allowed and the distance to the first roadhouse. which is at Nome river. it has been estimated that each of the legislators will make as his travelling expenses for today some- thing life the sum of 45 cents.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-07
CHICKEN FOX ie HARMLESS EPIDEMIC

At the meeting of the city council last night pr. J. NJ. Sloan. city health qfficer. reported that few cases oi chicken pox are present amongst the children of the city. but that it is oi Q very mild type and its effect on the children is hardly noticeable.
 The. poundmaster reported that la dogs were executed during December
 The fire department reported that the damage done by the fire in the courthouse on December 22 amounted to about $500.
 City Attorney Reed told the council that he had drawn up bill. whose enactment will be recommended to the legislature. to facilitate matters con- nected with the collection of delin. quent taxes. etc. The bill was not read to the council but a committee was appointed to examine it and report.
 The Nugget was awarded the print. ing of the city registration books. hay. ing put in the only bid received.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-07
Special Nugget Service.

DENVER. Jan. 1.-Thc Inter Noun tain states are completely paralyze | by one of the fcrCtst spells of cold on record. Of all the serious conse- queuccs threatened hy the intense cold the most feared of all is tha; this city will be left completely without n supply of water The city water sup ply has already been frozen and the result IS already beginning to be felt. All sorts of emergency methods are being resorted te but these will be useless after a short time unless relief comes in the shape of moderation of the weather.
 Nearly all the railroads in the inter- mountain states have been completely tied up owins to various causes aris- ing from the frightful cold. All dis tricts seem to suffer their share and reports are constantly arriving which relate the most extraordinary conse-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-07
will eRUkeR AND
 BREEDING SHAKE DICE

People here are now wondering as to whether Senator Bruner and Sena. tor Breeding will shake dice at Juneau to find out which of them will serve a two years term and which will serve four years term-in the sen ate. of course.
 The law says that immediately after the convenins of the legislature the senators must "by lot or drawing decide which will stand for four and which for two years. The man who is declared elected for two years will resisn at the end of that time and an election will be held to i'll his place It does not specify as to how the ''iot or drawing shall be made 60 rszsle dazzle may decide the mo- mentous question.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-07
MAGAZINE OF NOME ESSAYS
NAVE PUBLISHED NOME
 EDITION OF THE
 ALASKAN chuAchMAN

The Nome edition of the Alaska Churchman which has just come to hand. is a most interesting and pleas ant volume. The Alaska Churchman Is published quarterly at Fairbanks by Rev. Chas. F. Betticher. MT. C. w Williams is the associate editor.
 In the Nome edition the Rev. Guy D. Christian has several most inter- esting articles and his name also ap- pears In the leading editorial which praises highly his work and that of his church in this community.
 other articles in the issue are sign ed by Elizabeth Neuman. Virginia Thomposn. Euphemis Allan and Mrs Sara Schofield.
 All the essays are worth reading and the illustrations. which picture many phases of Nome life. are most inter- esting.
 Mrs. Darling is represented by q stirring original poem.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-07
exYaAcrs FROM THE
 "pUNkINville CLARION

Josiah Buriey and Hezekiah HFose are practising the Bunny Hug. foi the A. B. Barn Dance. '; <
 Just you watch for 'Rastus Fletch. CTS new hand me downs which he will wear at the A. B. Barn Dance:
 Jehosophat Allan will appear at the A. B. Barn Dance next Saturday night in the new parqua and mukluks which he expects to wear in the next Sweepstakes.
 The following note was picked ur on the street: '"
 "Dere Matty:--lf can get them punkin stains out of my Sunday pants I'll meet you at the A. B. Barn Dance next Saturday night. Adv. JOSH CROWLEY"
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-07
M'MANuS IT.

All opposition to McManus faded away last night at Joe's when the Mogul himself faced his cringing enc mics. With the contempt born of ab- solute autocracy he even moved res olutions from the chair and they were carried unanimously. One disreputa. ble hound voted mo" once. hut only once. He bought.
 The great banquet will be held Jan uary IS. Let any weak sister of the Radiators speak now or forever more remain silent.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-07
WILL CANCEL
 R. R. CONTRACTS
SUPREME COURT GETS BUSY ON
 RAILROAD MATTERS.
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 7.-The su- preme court is now occupied particu- larly with matters pertaining to rail- roads in their relations to coal mines.
 The court seems to hold the almost unanimous opinion that the annual contracts between the roads and the mine operators should be cancelled as there is no way of penalizing a rail- road for its failure to furnish cars. The same is said to be true in affairs in which other kinds of shippers are concerned.
 The court plaS2 to examine Nor gan in the matter of the Union Pa cific dissolution proceedings.