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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1913-09-23

For SALE-Colt, or mare and colt.
George Yaeger, Gallon, Wis. s23-2t
The Republican journal., 1913-05-15
"SONG- OFFERINGS OF RABINDRA
NATH TAGORE."

| have heard some Of the songs Of the
"Gitanjali" sung and recited by the poet
himself and by others. A the first hear
ing the rhythms, the pitch, We're strange,
almost unseizable by Western ears !;
sounds tenuous and remote and discon-
nected like the buzzing song of a swarm
of gnats. On the second and the third
hearing their music and their magic was
apparent.
| Though this strange music is lost to
US, Mr.. Tagore' translation preserves,
not only all that is essential and eternal
| in his poetry. but much of the strange
magic Indeed, the substance of it is
of such supreme value and vitality that
no translation could have killed it. Above
all. its simplicity and its transparency
survive; for they are of the substance of
this poets vision. The whole complex
ity of things. the vail of Maya, the ilu-
sionof the world. is simple and translu-
, centto him, so simple and so translucent
that Reality is neither hidden by it nor
obscured.
cit is he who weaves the web of this
maya in evanescent hues of gold and sill
yer, blue ard green, and let's peep out
through the folds his feet, at whose
touch forget myself.
days come and ages pass, and it is
ever he who moves in my heart in many
a name, in many guise, in many rap
ture of joy and of sorrow"
And in the poems of this mystic the
world appears no longer in its brutality,
its vehemence, its swift yet dense fluid
ity; it is seized in the very moment of its
passing and fixed in the clarity and still
ness of his vision. 1t is always the same
i everyday world, the dusty road, the de-
serted street, the solitary fording, 'the
bank in the shady lane" where "the yell
low leaves flutter and fall" Gin the
deep shadows of the rainy July thou
walkest, with secret step, GLIDING all
watchers. At the coming of the I'm
known Traveller "The leaves rustled over
mead; the cuckoo sang from the unseen
dark, and perfume of babla flowers came
from the end of the road" A world
vivid to every sense, yet the stage of a
supersensaal drama. the scene of the
divine adventure. May Sinclair, in the
May number of The North American
Review
The Republican journal., 1913-05-15
THE CONGREGATIONAL CONFERENCE

Action to establish a central office in
Portland was taken May 7th by the State
Congregational Conference in session at
Norway. 1t will be in charge of the
State superintendent, whose salary was
increased from $3.50 to $4,000 year, and
the treasurer. The Office of registrar
was abolished, the work to be done,
hereafter, by the State superintendent.
Prof. Calvin NJ Clark of Bangor and
Rev. Jesse Hill of Portland were re-
elected president and vice president, re-
spectively, and George F. Carey of Port
land was elected treasurer. Reports on
State work by several workers in the
field were made. The anniversary of
the Woman's Home Missionary Union of
Maine was held in the afternoon, in con-
nection with the Conference. Miss M.
L. Woodbury. of New York delivered an
address on Guarding Our Inheritance.
Revs. L. D. Evans of camden, J. M.
Bieler of Machias and W. B. Tuthill of
Portland also spoke. An invitation ex-
tended by Rev. Edgar M. Cousins, to
meet at Brewer, next year, was accept
ed
The Republican journal., 1913-05-15
REAPING Benefit
From the Experience OF Belfast People.


We are fortunate, indeed, to be able to
profit by the experience of our neighbors
The public utterances of Belfast residents on
the following subject will interest and benefit
many of our readers. Read this statement
No better proof can he had.
Mrs. Mary M. Smith, 81 Union Street, Bel
fast, Me-, says: 81 had backache and pains
across my loins, often SO severe that it was
difficult for me to attend to my Homework
My bladder was infamed and had trouble
from the kidney secretions. Although was
constantly using medicine, l was unable to
get rid # the trouble. Finally l heard of
Doan's Kidney Pills and procured a supply at
the City Drug Store. The benefit received
from their use was gratifying. They relieved
my pains and aches and restored my kidneys
to normal condition." statement given
January 2, 1861
LATER TESTIMONY.
Several years later Mrs. Smith was inter-
viewed and she said: II still use Doan's Kid
ney Pills whenever l feel that am in need of
kidney medicine and get immediate relief.
willingly confirm my former public statement
given in praise of Doan's Kidney Pills."
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents. Fos-
ter-Milburn Co.. Buffalo. New York, sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's- and take NO
other.
The Republican journal., 1913-05-15

subsequently removed to the village
where, after trading for awhile in a
building that stood on the site of Nc
Clintock's block. he built on the opposite
side of the street, long known as
Nesmith's Corner, and continued to trade
there until the fall of 1908, when he was
compelled by failing health to retire from
active business. He was for several
years Postmaster, succeeding Tolford
Durham, who first held the Office in this
place, and was succeeded by Thomas
Whittier, Esq. He was the father of
James Nesmith of the old firm of Mes
NTH and Leeds, formerly doing an ex-
tensive business in New York, well
known to our merchants and ship owners
of twenty years ago. A daughter of his
became the wife of the late William
Cunningham, ESQ.,, of Montville; she and
her children are the only descendants of
Mr.. Nesmith living in this vicinity.
The Republican journal., 1913-05-15
HOUSE PASSES THE TARIFF BILL
A Stuffed Democratic Donkey in Evidence

"A StuHeQ democratic DOHkey III EVluenCe.
WASHINGTON, May 8. The Underwood
tariff bill, proclaimed by the Democratic
party as the answer to it's platform
pledge to reduce the tariff downward
was passed by the House late today. The
vote was 28l to 1923, five De mocrats
voting against the bill and two Republi-
cans voting for it. Four Progressives sup
ported the measure and fourteen opposed
it, while one Independent Progressive
joined with the majority.
When Speaker Clark announced the
vote in loud tones, that revealed his salts
faction in the arrival of the day he long
had sought, exuberant Democrats hoisted
a stuffed Democratic donkey over the
heads of their colleagues in the rear of
the chamber, faint ripple of applause
followed and the gavel fell on the first
chapter in the history of President Will
sons extra session of congress.
The Republican journal., 1913-05-15

| ministration and its measures There
was but small numerical difference in
| this section between the two political
parties. At the gubernatorial election
the vote in this county (Hancock) was
for Varnum (Democrat) l, SAB, for Strong
| Federalist) LAB; the majority for Var
mum in the District was only 1,07O. The
! organs Of the two parties which circu-
lated most extensively in the locality
were the Boston Patriot" Democratic,
and the columbian Centinel." Federal;
both published in Boston, weekly, at
$500 per year. During the year Con-
gress levied direct tax on lands; never
popular measure, it was at this period
regarded as particularly onerous by those
who depended for their daily bread on
the products of the soil; a soil, too, which
was yielding but niggardly return for
the labor expended on it.
AS the year drew towards it's close
however, better and more harmonious
feeling began to prevail. The brilliant
and repeated successes of our little navy
on the ocean, the signal victories of
Commodore Perry on Lake Erie, and of
General Harrison over General Proctor
near cold Moravian town." thrilled the
hearts of the people, awakening them to
a cor seriousness that as partakers in
common in the nations glory they had a
common interest in maintaining it's su-
premacy. The capture of the British
! brig Boxer off Portland on the fifth of
+ September, by the Enterprise, was a
matter of universal joy among the in
| habitants on this coast, for during the
! year she had been greater annoyance
/ to our coasters than all the other cruisers
combined.
Every new country has its ''Leather-
stocking" or Daniel Boone; men who
seem to have been born with an instinc-
/ tive aversion to civilization; natural born
hunters. Two men of that class were
found at an early period in this region;
Michael Davis, and Hodgdon, whose
Christian name is not remembered. 1t
is not known what became of the first
named; Hodgdon baited his trap for the
last time this year. He would not be
regarded were he now living, as very
eminent "Son of Temperance or a
I model in dress for fashionable tailor.
Amusing anecdotes are told of him; one
must suffice for our purpose.
/ Col. K. who resided in neighboring
! town, was at one time very much annoy
ed by bears who made lnroads on his
corn field. Meeting Hodgdon one day
he represented to him the extent of his
annoyance and asked his advise as to the
best mode of relief. Colonel, said H.,
''bears is awful fond of molasses, now
! you just make little trough and fill it
with molasses and rum, and put it where
they come into your field, and they Il
just drink it for the sake of the molasses
and the rum'll just make 'em so drunk
that you can go out in the morning and
knock 'em on the head just as if they
were sheep" The Colonel followed the
advice and went to his field early the
next morning to knock the bears on the
head. The only bear he found there was
Hodgdon, drunk as he had predicted the
bears would be !
The Republican journal., 1913-05-15
CONSTIPATION CURED

DIR. Kings New Life Pills will relieve con-
stipation promptly and get your bowels in
healthy condition again. John Supsic. of San
bury, Pa. says: "They the best pills l ever
used. and l advise everyone to use them for
constipation, Indigestion and liver complaint.
Will help you. Price 25c. Recommended by
all druggists.
The Republican journal., 1913-05-15
To Lecture on Hygiene.

Mrs Kate B. Ellis of Fairfield, widely known
as an effective Grange speaker, has been Sc
lected by DR.. Young, secretary of the State
Board of Health, to give illustrated lectures
throughout the State, SO far as possible in
Grange halls, on "Rural Hygiene" Mrs. Ellis
gave her first lecture at Charlotte. in
Washington County, May 9Th. DR.. Young has
organized this as part of general scheme to
indicate the dangers of unsanitary surround
ings and pointing our modern hygienic meth
ds
The Republican journal., 1913-05-15
Mitchell & Trussell
NOTICE OF FORECLOSu8E

WHEREAS, IDA G. AUSPLUNH
w port. in the County of Wa'cs ana 'a.
of Maine. by her mortgage deed date .'
day of April. A. d. 1910, and recorded y.
Waldo County Registry of Deeds III hD's ,1.
Der 294 at page 176, conveyed to tii'
tum of Searsport, in the County OF " +'
State of Maine. a certain lot or paTte.
situated in Searsport aforesaid, o'pn'e
described as follows, to wit: EeGi
stake and stone in the northeast sotnal
o. Colson's lot; thence west - degrees
seven rods and seven links; theme ea-i
grees north to land of Jonathan tov-ii
thence southerly by Mount Efh--r
place of beginning, being about "oe ,.'
an acre, more or less. Meaning Z,
land described in warranty deed l'9f
Whittum to Ida G. Ausplund, dattl
1870 and including all building N'
that may be hereafter thereon all.
the condition of said mortgage is ur.N''
Now therefore by reason OF the t''"
the condition thereof | claim ture,'-
said mortgage.
Dated at Searsport aforesaid, TINS
of April, A. d. 1913. .....,..t
3w19 CLIFTON Nhltt-
The Republican journal., 1913-05-15
WANTED

At ONCE A MIDDLE-AGED AMhhiss ,,a
n woman to do homework on sinai t, ,
situated at the Head of the Tide. hei tarson
required. A good home for the rlght p'''
Address MRS. C. W. AVER
tf15 RED. 4, Belfast, Ms'"'
The Republican journal., 1913-05-15

Woman loves 4 Clear rosy complexion. Bur-
dock Blood Bitters is splendid for purifying
the blood, clearing the skin. restoring sound
digestion. All druggists sell it. Price $1.OO.
The Republican journal., 1913-05-15

A DMINISTRATRIX NOTICE ,.
N scriber hereby gives notice tuA ,' ~.
been duly appointed administIaulA "'-
Will annexed of the estate of
ANNIE NJ. TAYLOR, late ot bt.i.>
In the County of Waldo, deceased, tHn he
bonds as the law directs. All person 0''.' ig
mands against the estate of SAID dec and
desired to present the same tor Setl'' ,s,-
all indebted thereto are requested l" '"'N
ment immt diatey. .trr.(
Belfast, April 8, 1918. OWL
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-10

auf Die i@ MIDI %perlaiien fam. Do9
Den M1penfrar1ter iebt 5u erbalten,
mub i9 80 Meilen Biz Colorado @itD
fabren; aus 6ieiem @run6e munide
i6 iebt 6ie Mgent11r bier at uberneb.
men. Sd babe meme eigene Sarm
bo9 fam i9 6ieielbe obne ben @l-
penfrduter ni9t bearbeiten."
Seine abgelagerte @potbefer>@eoi-
gin, ionoern Elm frii6es, tpirfiames
&rauter-Seilmittel, meldes ni@ts
entbdlt, mas Dem SDltem ni9t gut
tbate. Sails fein @gent in Sbrer SD.
be nobut, 10 f@reiben sic an: 9r.
Setter Gabrnep & Cons Co., 1875
go. @opne Ibe., @bicogo, 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-10
3m berfanfen ober I'M 11uutauid ee-
gen 2an6.

Das fribere M6am 8al6otusfi 81.
gentbnm in ct. Mnno, Stearrs
County, iett @igentbum Ser ,1nter.
5eidneten @eieaidaft, Elm 3tpei @tod.
merfe bobes 3iegeliteingeba11oe NIT
polem Baiement, als @ei9dftsge.
bauoe un6 @obn1ng eingeribtet, gro
Ser @ton, @ebaube betpertbet al
$4,000 Big $4,000, auf einern ader
2an6 ettpa flint Meilen nor6li@
BON glpon, Min11., in ether polnii@en
Mniieolung, Der fotboliiden Stride &C.
geniiber in elmer feinen @egeno
muir cine babe Meile bon einem Der
groBten unb beiten Safes in Stearns
County gelegen, fit $4,000 gu fm1fen,
menn Der @erfauf iofort abgei9lolien
miro. @6reIie: =.
Golb Spring 8reming g.,
32<4t @olb Spring, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-10
Sir @4nittmn11beu, Grandchildren
1tnb Qnetf6naaen.

sssr1 ieoem &a1tie fonte cine @6ah'
tel Budlen's Mrnica Salbe fein, fer
tia 3ur Mnpenbung in iebem Sale
bon Bran6., @4nitttpunoen, ODER
{onitiqer1 8eben. S. 9. 8olaneo,
DeIpoIe, Eer., ST. $50. 2 idreibt:
.!Buf1eng Mrnica @albe rettete met.
neg fIeinen Mdbdens ge@niteae1
Sub. Miemarb gla1bte, BOB er 5u
helen mor.s Die bette Snlbe IN Der
Melt. Mur 25t. g%npfoblen bon
MoIitors Drug @tore. An5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-10

SoteIpertpoltung Damn nit lebterent
pertped|elt mur6e."
v@ie ipreben bon Soc Mellon, Dem
SauptcaIlirer unb Mitoirector Der
ben Mr. 2otpnep geleiteten 8onf?"
vssa. 8ruce itente i'm 1T einem
perlaNenen &auie. Sort fam es gu
einem Sample, ser NIT Dem Sooe Der
Beiben en6igte."
nWen. sic fon6en neben 8ruce's
2eide Elm Offences Moti3bu@. MnBer>
benz nabn1e11 sic aus Der @odtaide
bes Bruce oieies @ortefeuile?"
Ser Diitriftsontpalt nabm Die &c.
nannten @egenitdn6e bont Glide l111o
bob fie in sic &dnoe. SSarnes trot bin
AT unb i6entifi3irte beibe.
sd beontroee bie ~iofortige Ser
Ieiung ser bon benz fterben6en Ma11s
ne binterlaiienen Muf5ei9nnngem,"
for6erte ser Mntpalt.
8ie6er erbob 8rpan pergebli6en
8roteit; ser Coroner orbnete bie Ser
Ie1ung ourd Ben @rotoconfnbrer an.
Mtbemloie @tiue berridte int Saol,
aIs Gre @dreiber nun begann: rSSdd
mub 1terben. Mrme, 1iebe Mop, 1nir,
bait gu 6o6 redt bebalten! i'd
Iei6e fiirdterIi9. Sc 1T Soc Nel1o1t.
Ser mid geidoien bat. Sd iab i'm
ouf Ser @troBe, als t6 in'S Sotel
3uriiiidfffebren uolIte. S& rief tbn an,
er flob. Sd linn nod. Sd bdtte Inn
8ei1tano rufen ior1en. Mber es imar
idon 6unfel."
u@inen Mngenbltd, bite" nnters
broh McaWeabon, ser binter ben
@tubl 6es @orleien6en getrete1 tpar.
r0ieie. Muf8ei@nungen fommen Ell.
eentli6 erit ip6ter. Sd lieB tie 5nerlt
berleien, neil iie gum 8eritdnbniB
tptdtig erideinen. @ier iino nod Ell,
11iae @dte, sic au6 erit ipdter font
men. 2eien Sic"
49, Ser Buride rodelt nod.
I'd bin meines 5duifes ft@er. Sd
fdoB fofort 3urid, als iein @@nB
ouf6Itbte. @dre muir 6iefe @4tpd9e
nidtl = Sd rutfdte gu inn. Sd
bobe i'm aneerufenl ST rdatrnt Elm,
Soc MeI{en gu fein. Smift po1te i'm
umbrinqen. MeIfo1 fam bon &o@e'
tier, traf @pift int 8uge. Melfon
tpeiB nidts bon 8. gpen,.e. St fer1t
@apre ri6t. SOD Sopre geloger1?
MeIion tronf nit 5tpift auf $otel'
aimrner. Cob onr@ @piegel, nte
@mift etpas in fem @las f9iittete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-10

Sic bebaupten alio, bon Dem famo-
fen Eeitament, mel6es @perett 6rpe
gum alleinigen NadlaBerben einiebt
uno Sbnen 6ellen Stellpertreun9
%aufbiiroet, ni@ts gu tpilien?"
uMi6ts!" iagte 2opnep febr emit
idie6en.
Limo natiirli9 miiien sic aud
nidt, auf meI@e @eiie 6ieies Eeito'
ment in Sen Sapre'fden @aifen'
I4ranf gelangte, mdbreno Dos an
6ere 5ugun1ten bon MiB @menlo6Dn
Melion berfaBte aus ibm per'
idman6?"
vSSbre @orte entbalten cine Ser
oddtigune, 6te i6 entriitet 5nrad'
meife."
u@ebr itol3 geiproden, Mr. 2om,
11eD. Seit mann fennen sic iibrf'
gems MiB Melion?"
v8as ion bieie Grage? Sd 6adte
6od, mir bermeioen Die &erein3er'
rung elmer bolig nnbetbetligten Jun,
gen Come"
vMnttporten Sic MIR, i@ meiB &C.
nal1, mas i@ gu tbun babe unb tpit
meit id geben 6arf."
Gut alio. Sd femme oie iunge
Game felt ettpo Sabresfriit."
.un6 felt tpar1t finb sic NIT ibr
berIobt?"
rMuB i@ aud 6as be%anttporten?
80. Mein, bite, Mr. 8rpan, iber'
laifen @ie mir rubig bic @obruna
meiner @e9te," tpe1bete CT ft4 al
Sen gu einem ,1e11ert &roteft bereiter
Mntpolt. rDie @iBbegier6e Der Sin
fIagebebor6e biirfte a1,@ tire @re1'
5en baben."
nMIfo tpie 1anee fin6 Sie ber'
Iobt?"
Set ungefdbr brei Monaten."
(5ortietung folgt).
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-10
oas @6riftitud ben Coroner elm.

oas @6riftitiid Sen Coroner Elm.
Scum tpobl, Mr. Coroner" fagte
MocMobon, v6ann beantrage i6 sic
8erleiung 6es bonn 3eugen &eeo BEL
Bruce oufgefunbener SeltamentS."
Gum 6ritten Mal muroe 8rpan's
@inpano abgepieien. uDieies &eita-
me11t bier" erld11terte Ser 9iitrifftss-
anmalt nod, lift DEM Ma@labgeridt
bereits ebenfaus eingereidt nn6 rur
bebufs Borleiung Dem Coroner letb-
meiie iibermittelt tporoen."
Ser 8rotocoufiibrer begann nod
8erleinng Ser iibliden Gormeln:
3d. Mlfreo Sdpre, itebe ouein
ouf ser @elt. Sd babe feine 6irec-
ten 2eibeserben, meI9e Mnfpru@ auf
meme @abe al MAIDEN baben. Sd Sd
babe Dor ettpa 5ebn Sabren i'm Staate
Californian nn6 in Ser @ta6t Gan
Groncisco Elm Eeitament 3ugunften
elmer getpiifen Me1ie ban @el6ern,
berebelidten MeIion, erri9tet, neIdes
i9 hermit mi6errufe un6 als n1ll
nno nidtig erfldre. @benio mi6er.
rufe id alle ~8eitimmungen 6teieS BEL
oem Na6laBgeridt in Gan Srancis.
co binterlegten Seitaments, mona6
i'm Sale bes So6es ser @rbin beren
Mnipru6 gu gleiden Ebeilen an ibre
beiben ebeltden &tn6er Soiepb nnb
@menoolpn Melion iibereeben fol-.
Sd ernenne nno febe ein gu meiner
a1einigen Grbin sic bier in Ser
stoot Seem Sort I'M @auie tbrer
Sonte Mrs. ban @labn lebenbe u11-
berebelidte @men6olpn Melion nn6
id erne1ne ferner gum a%Geinigen
Sc Observation-Disclosures meinen ergebe-
men Sreun6, SEN 8anfpraii6enten
2emis 81. 2omneD III No."
v@enug!" unterbra6 ser DiftriftS.
ampalt. gr tpenoete iid an bie @e-
Idmorene11 un6 fubr nit itarfer
5timme fort: rMerfen sic tpobl
aut meine &erre11 bon Ser S11rn!
|Diefes Dor bier Monaten erri9tete
Eeltoment 1T aus 5tpei @riinben bas
oQei11 giItige. @irmol tpuroe es Ser
3eit nod beoeuten6 fpdter erridtete;
gum onberen nimmt es mobI 8e8ug
a1f Elm Dor 5ebr Sobren erridtetes
onoeres Eeitament, nidt aber auf Elm
foIdes 511guniten bon gberett 5rpe
Iontenbes. Mns 6tefer l1nterloifnng
6iirfte obne meiteres gu f6lieben jein,
oaB Elm ioldes Eeitament iberbolpt
nidt erri9tet, fon6ern" -
vMber 90 bort bod Mnes aufl" u1-
terbra9 8rpan, fi@ erregt erbebeno,
sd m1B BEN Coroner bitten, berar,
tiges &erein3erren bon n0lig aus Ser
2uft gegriffenem @er6d&ttgnngsma.
teriaI" -
r5on6ern baB Elm foldes Seita-
mert gu betriigeriiden 8pedet1 fdIid-
Ii9 abgefabt ,1n6 in Der Morbnadt
erit in Ben @affenf@ra11f 6es 6arnals
|idon beieitigten 5aDre gele9t por6en
it," fnbr Ser DiftriftsantpaIt fort
obne fid 6urd bic l1nterbredr1g be-
%einfluifen at Iaifen.
Brpar1 mar an ben 9ifd oes goro-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-10

@ubte 9mift gu bei9afttgen, oer<
tonidte Slider. 8ei6e tranfen aus.
5mift merfte umtaui@, moQte
idreien, NOR i9on gu ipat. 8irfung
roid, idlaftrunfen. Melion legte
|@mift auf's 8ett, nabm feline 8rief-
taide. &ier lit iie = bel mir -
. Map! mar11m = borte i@ ni6t
auf Did! Nun- ib fann ni6t mebr
II ser 500 - liebe MaD -"
Inter benz Iautloien, eri9itterten
|g6meigen ser 8%eriammelten bette
Ser 8rotoconfibrer gu @n6e porgele<
lien.
~gbre Dem Mnoenfen zines iol@en
Mannes, Ser nod nit bem letten
Mtbem8uge feline @fli@t tbat," iaete
Ser Diitriftsantpalt bon feierli6}te1
@rnftes. Donn griff er nod Der
8rieftui6e. vDies 1T Die &ai@e,
melde Bruce Dem Sterben6en nod
ob5unebmen permodte," f11br er fort.
ugs lino cine Mn5abl Correspondents
5en, sic uns fpater nod befaafigen
m0gen. &ier lit aber Dor alien Din<
gen Elm l1mf6lag nit peridie6enem
Snbalt, moraus berborgebt, BOB er
aus sem gapreiden @aiieni@ranfe
entmen6et mor6en lit = ratiirlt6
ourd @mift, oenn in 6eiien 8eiib
befono iid sic Eaide ia uripriingli@
II nn6 unter 6ieien @ertbpapieren
un6 ionitigen 3meifeuos Dem Monn
5opre geb0rigen Documenten beffn-
set iid tpieoerum Elm in 6orm &e@<
tens obgefoBtes Eeitament." Ct bob
6as S@riftitiid empor. ~Dieies
Eeltoment lit erit bier Monate alt.
Ser Motar, Dor meldem es berfaBt
puroe, iotpie Die 5%uge5ogenen betoet
8engen befinoen ii6 CUR @telle."
Muf ei1te11 @inf bes @oroners
tpurben sic bret Berionen in ben
|@aal gefubrt. Ser Sen 8eamter
perionli9 befannte Motar, Elm fbo1
beiabrter Manr1, tpur6e 5uerit ber-
11omrnen.
uMeine office befinbet iih urtpeit
ser REORGANIZATION" erflarte Der
8emge. r@or tpenigen Monate1
purbe ib burh einen bon elmer altert
6rouensperion iiberbra@ten 8rief gu
einem getpiiien alfreb @apre entbo-
ten; % es iid UNI einen offentli6en
Mct banoeIte, ionte id uutgefdrmt
fommer un6 audi sic n0tbigen Bet
Sen 3eugen mitbringen. Sd mnb
bin5ufiieen, BOB i@ @apre infofern
peri6nli@ fonnte, als i@ Dor Sabrer
sen @u11fact uber bas feitber bon ibnn
be1pobnte @runbftiid an Der 3.
Mpenue 1914 bon3ogen bette. Sd
traf 5apre I'M 8et an. St f&ien
febr binfdnig, mar aber 5tpeife1os
i'm polIen Befib feiner @eiitesfradfftte
uno nolfomr1e11 berfngtngsfdbtg.
St for6erte mid auf, Elm Eeitament
ouf8unebmen uno i6 entipra@ fei-
rem @erlangen."
uSoben sic cine Mbf@rtH btefes
Mcts nit CUR 5tene gebra&t?" tpo11te
Der DiitriftsnntpaH tpiiie11.
Ser Rotor beiabte uno bdnotgte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-10

reeit iiber finfsebn Sabren,"
i@reibt &err @einbol6 Sdmert bon
@urber, Colo, babe i@, tuenn es
n0tbig tpar, Sen Mlpenfrduter ge-
brandt; er lift sic ein5ige Mebi5in,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-14
Monument to A. w. Ferguson.

monument 10 Arthur ". Ferguson.
formerly secretary 10 the Philippine com
mission, who died in Manila in Jauuar,
1905. Is to be dedicated ia that city To-
morrow with appropriate ceremonies, Nj
FERGUSON was resident OF this city ami
Was actively identified with the establish
ment OF the present government Of tie
Philippines The cost Of tho memorial
will be paid hy contributions from friend
in this country and in the Philippines,