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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-21
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-21
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-21
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-21

Gs eibt elm @eidpifterpaar, 8rn-
Ser un6 Sdppelter, Dos je6er Sterb'
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-21

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-21

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-21
@lei6falten Der often Game.

Die Boie tpar ein menig gu 6ra=
matiid, aber Ger Smpuls mar edit
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in Mita aub nod Ole 8ei6amung
geltenb, oaB file Der bon ibr 10 oft Der
ipotteten @roBtante unredt getbon.
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Special Nugget Service.

Special Nuseot Service.
 MEXICO CITY. Dec. S.-High gov .rnmuiit officials here stitte that Pres I,ient HuertH has positive proof in hls progression showing that fin spite of the apparent neutrality of the United States and a great show of force on the Imr,lcr tu prevent tI~ exp"rinti"n nr arms. that the cOnstitutionatIsts are h+ing constantly supplied with arms and money from large interests in tn" C,.ncd states.
 Iiuprta cluims {" have aImuntant proof uf his assertions and even says tl.Hi h" can furnish inc names of the <cw York firms and other interests N hu are contributing to the rebel eat sc, tOget her with the name Of at least one large tUmmercial house tn New York well known fur it's ability t" furnish anything in the line of mtli- tury equipment from n siege gun to cartridge belt.
 The location of this firm is given ns ..n lower Broadway and n maintains a htrgc stock of war materials on an
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island up the Hudson river from which h. furnishes revolutionists of Central and south American republics.
 Huerta charges that the United States officials are cognisant of the shipping of war material to the con- x, ,ituti"nniista and says that wagons ksd,.l with rifles. ammunition and . .hrr supplies are daily crossing the lm rticr for the rebels and that no att [. mpt s made tO stop these cOntra- h,nd goods by the soldiers on patrol duty ar by the t'nit"d States customs officials. who seem to he lending their ,iu tr Carrai,zn In every way.
 ,'urrtu has formulated Il strong pro- ;cS, against this condition of affairs vb'rh he will at once forward to Washington.
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Special Nugget Ssrvioe.

Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON. Dec. 7.--The first government ofiicial m taste the joys m nilitancy among the wsnsn win' m.c struggling for the IMiIot Is Secr''- iary of state Bryan. He now knows In limited degree what his fellow stat chen in England have been suf- fering lo these many months and it must have hurt the feelings of the good nntured secretary to have the denr girls hurl epithets of disapproval at him across the footlights of con vention hall last night.
 Although the secretary of state was once a staff colonel of some kind or commanded regiment of militia through one brilliant campaign In Tennessee during the Spanish war his so,dierly spirit was daunted by the fierce verbal vollcys fired from the
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Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 ttllC .\GU. Dee. q. = Lieut. tenant Gov crIwr O'Hnra chairman Of the state s.iaic vice invrsi iyI,tton committee ..n,",,,m.,-d ioi:,y that the work of his committee. which had ceased on ac- uunt "f lack uf funds, the state
 ir, priatiOn of ten thousand dollars ,n ing exha ustcd would again take up it's work. it is said that enough money h"s been raised by private subscrip- lion to enable the committee to con- tinue it's work for another year.
 It is claimed that as result of the situations carried on by this com mittee that the wages of over one hum dtcd thousand girls have hecn incrcas- .d in seven states and that thirty seveu states have made arrangements to follow tho example of Illinois and investigate the conditions under which
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IMPOSSIBLE TO GET
 THROUGH WITH MAIL

IL k thought that young Drupcr. the son of the Massachusetts millionaire. Is on his way out with Lane.
 Walter Johnson today wired to find cut if 1t was desired that hc should send tho messages and packages for tho Polar Dear thorngh by reindeer "r sh6 lild rnirust them io natives along tho coast to carry.
 RcpuoriS state that Stcfrcnson has arrived at Barrow from FlaXon
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Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 JUAREZ, Dec. S.-The first civil government under the control of the Mexican cnnstitutinnaltsts was estab- lshed her yesterday when the admin istration of the town was turned over to Senor Carveilo the newly appointed civil governor.
 The inauguration of civil rule was attended by quite ceremony, the troops being paraded and the new official taking the oath of office on the balcony of the government building before an immense concoursc of citi- sens.
 After the ceremony banquet was given in the palace a which patriotI.. speeches were made and the health of Carranxa and the republic were drunk.
 After the new governor was tnstall- eE the commander of the military forces and the officers who had hccn carrying on the military adminiStra- ton withdrew from the government hpiidlng and took up their quarters with the troop. The garrison has been
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C0nSTITuT|0nALISTS FORM
 FIRST CIVIL GOVERNMENT

cred t0yethe rccOnnoitered Chihuahua and after throwing forward g skirmish line and meeting with no reslstan'" trey entered the city.
 The entry of the rebel soldiers was hailed with delight by tho townspes,pI,' who made fete day Of the occn- sion and the soldiers and citizens fra tcrnaxide in the most cordial manner.
 The enthusiasm for the cause of tl," constitutionnlists is spreading rapidly and If h were possible to arm md equip the men who are Hooking to the standard of revolt there would soon h.. enough tr,ops in the field to mnke tn" march to Mexico City possible without the fear of much serious opposition.
 While the rebel army is daily grow irg in strength and organization the federal forces seem to he concentrat- ing and 1t cannot be many weeks now before there will be a decisive battle fought which will undoubtedly decid'. tn. fate of the Hucrta administration
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Walter Johnson has received word from Captain Teckland saying that Dick Hall the man who started with muii and Christmas presents for Louis Lane md tho crew of the Polar Tear could not get through.
 Hall reports that the icc has gone out and that he stood not secure enough dog food to mako the IT'D. Hence hc wns forced |" abondon his uurposc of getting to the Polar Bear.
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island with four white men and some nctivcx and that hc said that he had no news of thc Polar Bear.
 The Karluk wont out with the ice and up to the time that Steffanson Jeff had not hecn seen.
 As has hccn stated hefOre In the NtGGET ihc Mary Sachs is reported fnrz,.h in and safr. %0 news came through in regard to the other bOats M the frozen in fleet.
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seseia, mussst service

8Doetob Nv0oes SoTvseA
 SALONIKA. Dec. r. The Gree& force under General Pak"Gu- which has been operating agains, ti'- Turk ish bandits in the mountains along thc border. is not getting away without having serious trouble of its own.
 Yesterdays' reports from the front stated that the Turks had be"n com plctely routed by the Greek force hut
 reports received here today d" not confirm the first advices.
 News has come in which says that lie Turkish irregulars were reinforced after the battle by two regiments If regular infantry and that they return ea to the attack of the Greeks wh" were taken by surprise and forced |" fall back across ih bordcr. More troops will at once be rushed |" the
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[. nsidcra ably reduced by sending so many men to join the army before Chihuahua but there are still enough left for the necessary police work and for the protection of the town which will be used as a base during the op. crntions against the other northern cities.
 With the establishment of perm ar cnt civil government and practical e. pital 1t is the hope of the constitm- ticnalists that they will be In a posi- ton to ask for recognition by Wash irgton.
 Az soon as this is accorded Juarez vii: I,cc0me the main supply depot for the constitutionalist army as there are thousands of rifles nnd other war equipment now on the border awaiting the perm isaion of the United States government before they can be ship ped into Mexico.
 Advices received here from the army in the field state that yesterday morn- Ing seven thousand conStitntionalist troops. the largest number yet gath
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TRESlU. Texas. 'Dcc. S.-A ragged and travel worn column of federal troops appeared at the border line near ,.,re today conveying several hundred rcfuIrcs from the deserted city Of Chihuahua which they describe as a
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ARMY
 TO MOBOlIzE
Special Nugget sesvlss.

Special Nugget sesvjse.
 CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. s.--rhe reports of fighting between bandits and Greek regular troops near Sal" onika have been received here. The government believes that the situation ls exaggerated md that 1t Is merely n rrctcxt on tho part of Greece to oc- cupy Turkish territory.
 Orders where issued today for the mobilization of the second army corps These troops will bc sent at once to the border.
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PARTY DOUBTS
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opseial Nugget Service
 NEW YORK. Dec. 6. The reports elected 10 OfIlrc on the pr"Grcssiv" ticket has announced his intention "f again shifting his politics and recnter- ing the republican party WIS received at republican headquarters h"rc with some show of doubt.
 The atmosphere around he;,dquar- ters did not seem to be cordinl towards the man who had abandoned his party ;n order to win an office and it was :.reely intimated that tho return of the oneti.ne republican would not bc well cHn,cd with open arms.
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FIRST MILITANT
 SCENE IN COUNTRY

..ws of tiuuniIcss women who faced ,m and with n womnns privilege in s,stcl "n doing all The talking them- s''ivcs.
 'iI tx is rri"i i,I tU he the first really Y infant F. cnc in the country and it was such u nasty scene that the secre- tary of state was first surprised at the dear girls. then shocked and finally. when they began to shout at him "how about Justice for women" and to in- t,rupt his well ordered remarks with oil her object ionable intertections. he ls came angry and stopping his ad- dress abruptly he left the platform and the hall without even saying good night
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huERTA HAS PROOF
 REBELS SUPPLIED BY u.%

.hurnml house of dcbnu nuchrry and loot ntfcr the rebel troops under valla en. tered the place.
 Many of these refugees are people who were we'll off and prominent in Chihuahua and they have lost every thing they owned. The women In par. ticuiar suffered at the hands of the rebels and many narrowing stories of the savagery of the rebel soldiers ara told by this pitiful band of refugees who are seeking the protection of United States territory.
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Home made Marshamsllew, Hae4 Candy and Fancy Chocolates, les Cream and eodas. Always fresh st the Rese Candy oters.
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SUMMER GLAD RAGS.

You don't have to wear 'sns-but evsrybody's doing tt. At the Reef Gar drsn 20th.
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GREEKS HAVING TROUBLE
 ALONG THE BORDER

assistance of General I'aleague and he has been ordered to hold his position if possible until th" arrival "f thes.' achievements.
 This renewal of host between Turkey and Greece on 90 large a scale has caused great excitement through out Greece and the other Balken states ana fear is expressed that. in spite of the peace treaties recently signed. tEat there may be another exhausting war precipitated by this renewal of hostilities.
 The war office at Athens is making preparations to send large re-enforce- ments to Solonika at once.
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Pick cut your psonant fer your ss. vorits baseball team at Fsdsratsd oa. xaar, Dee. 2.
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John Atden ouln. hsf but hs quaiss speks louder ... . :. pr;. heart quality of goods and largest this section and carry the bet oods bought place. time and quantities nab aeeds at the price that we gre o"e"o sns Try nd you will be sats6sd
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Courfsbip of miIeS SfdndiSb

eu. .. he warmed sowsd h simple and language o.y. ter..fv of ,,n, and pra;ss os his rival
 Arhv snsd and evsrrunnns with laughter Said in don't speak for yourssH John7" " -LoNcFELLoW.
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LOOKING FORWARD. With eager expsetatien-te the an nual Roof Garden. 4oth.
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TOILET SETS At a bargain. See display at cossin's
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Tn. Daily Nugget. s2oo per month.
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INCREASE DUE TO
 VICE COMMITTEE

girls are employed.
 The investigation In this state dis- closed some shocking conditions. both physical and moral. brought about by the low wages paid to working giris. The investigation was very thorough and did not handle the 'matters brought up with kid gloves but went to the bottom of every condition complained of by the societies which arc interest ct in working girls.
 The result has been % highly satis- factory to the people interested in this W, rk that when the funds provided by the state were exhausted very little diff,culty was found in raising what was required to carry on the work.
 LEGAL HOLIDAY?
 Last Saturday bsfsrs christm.- ns N-l~ R-.. CAL AA.- ..~..
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They'll be biting good at the Fish Fond. prepare for big catch. Federated Bazaar. Dec. 9.
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N MENU.

Federated Church Dinner. Tuesday evening, Dee. 9. Chicken la Maryland.
 Hot Biscuit.
 Mashed Potatoes.
 String Beans
 Cabbage Salad. Alaska Cranbcrrics.
 Mixed Pickles.
 Apple Pic.
 AIince Pie.
 Coffee. Tea. AGults s1. Children 60c. GOOD INVESTMENT. Refreshments program, good music dar einp-Reof Garden, 10th. GO TO THE NORTH POLE Bakery for the best bread and pastry. The only Coffee House in town.
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ALL OOLLED OUT. See the Grigsbys at the Roof Gar. den.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-06-08
OAK PARK LEADS
IN BIG TRACK EVENT
Illinois High School Athletes Best OF
500 Entries From All Over
the West.

CHICAGO, June Oak Park,
Illinois high school, won the twelfth
annual interscholastic track and field
meet Of the Chicago university today
from a field of 102 cities, from twelve
states, with almost 500 entries.
The winning team piled up 29 points
in the last few events and did not
show its strength in the early hours,
University high, Chicago, was second
with 221a points; Stockton, Calf,
third, West High of Des Moines and
Ukiah, Calf, tied for fourth with II
each.
H. Goelitz of the winning team and
G. Hoyt, the Greenfield, Iowa, speed
marvel, were the shining individual,
stars. It was the wonderful work OF
Goelitz that give his team first place
while the ten points credited to the
Iowa town were won by Hoyt, who
smashed the daylight out of two rec
ords In defeating the fastest Nigh
school fields that ever faced starter
in the 100 and 220 yard finals.
!, The weather WIS anything but ia
| vorable. A raw north wind tn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-06-08
Anderson Ready for RItchle.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
MEDFORD, Ore, June AFTER
raising s1,100 to help boost their fell
low townsman into the ring with Will
lie Richie to battle for the light
weight honors, hackers of Bud Ander-
son tonight were determined that
their protege should nave every
chance to meet the champion. The
money was subscribed at mass
meeting of business and prominent
men and is to be given Manager Billy
Nolan If he will allow Richie to en-
ter the ring with the Medford pride
Nolan to dictate all other terms A
number of speakers were at the mass
meeting which was unique In that II
was called to boost the championship
aspirations Of pugilist and denoun'
ced Nolan for not permitting Ritchie
to meet Anderson. 1t is declared here
I that $4,000 can be raised to bet that
Anderson will stop Richie II match
can be arranged for.
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Luck is the word, Manush has been
maneuvering and changing in the last
week to strengthen the club and now
that the shifting has ceased with the
exception OF placing McGaffigan
where he belongs twixt third and sec
ond the chances to pick plums are
good Muscatine and Ottumwa follow
Burlington and the team will be at
home nine days altogether, before hit
ting the road again
Muscatine and Ottumwa as well az
Burlington are on the top rungs of the
percentage ladder but with solid in
field and out lot, the Indian boss be-
lieves that he has as good a team az
any of the three. Egan may have bet
ter pitchers but the eyes of the Keo-
kuk batters are beginning to open no.
ticeably since the Packers and Musk
rats last prayed here and there will
probably be no trouble for the locals
in sticking onto some of the best
mound mems stuff.
The general belief is that Manush
has quit releasing players and that
the personnel of the present is the
one that will stay. He has five pitch
ers and Is inside the limit In the num-
Der of players.
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Ukiah, Calf, won: w. BONN, Leban-
on. Tenn, second; Bieterberg, Ray.
mond, ILL.,, third; Best, Crage high,
Chicago. fourth. Distance, 4s.3.
220 yard dash-Hoyt. Greenfield,
Iowa, won; Parker. Stockton, Calf,
second: Carter. University high, Chi
cago, third; Raymond, Springville,
Utah, fourth. Time, 81 40. (Record. J
Mile run-Tenney. West high, Des
Moines, Iowa, won; Byers, Harvey,
Ill. second; Commers, Englewood
high, Chicago, third; Mathiesen, Wat
ertown, S. D., fourth. Time, 4.46 2-5.
220 yard hurdles-Cory, University
high, Chicago, won; Grunsky, Stock
ton, Calf. second; Goelitz. Oak Park,
H.. third; Bent, University high,
time, "a As. (Record.)
440 yard run-Shiverick University
high, Chicago, won; Evans, West high,
Des Moines. second; Sweet, Hyde
Park high. Chicago, third; Nelson
Ardmore. Okla. fourth. Time, :45 3-5
440 yard run Stager, Lake Forest
l1SdoCnlyb Wol, Ncl4ol, WSSI ultsH, Jes
Moines. Iowa, second; Parker, Stock
ton, Calf, third; Galloway, Hobart
Okla, fourth. Time, :53 SO.
Quarter mile relay University high
Chicago. won; Evanston, second;
Oak Park, third Time, .471-5.
Two mile run-Kraft, Oak Park, Ill.
won; burst, West high, Minneapolis
second; Schoenfeldt. Toledo, third
Allenby. Ukiah, Calf, fourth. Time
212-5.
High jump Shepard, High, Hyde
Park, Chicago, won; Larson, Contra
high, Minneapolis. second; Carrier
North high, Minneapolis. Allen. Gin
ton, tied for third Height, S feet, s
inches.
Discus-Goelitz, Oak Park, H., won
Prins. Jacksonville, H., second; Water
Whiting, Ind, third; Caughey, Ukiah
Calf, fourth. Distance, 1T feet.