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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-14

Mrs. Pankhurst's avowcd motive in coming
here is to collect money for the British suffra-
gette cause. There liz little or no sympathy with
that cause in this country, and while America ms
are perfectly willing tn grant the British suffra
Eettes credit for good faith If misguided zeal
in their campaign, they not in "Barkis"
state Of mind to finance a crusade Of window
smashing and arson.-~BaItmore American.
Nevertheless the chances are that she will
get money in large sums. American men fall
prey easily to takers of all kinds and there is
no evidence that American women are much
behind them in this respect The right kind
Of collector can get money in America for al
most any kind OF propaganda.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-14

Arthur Cross. a negro. who was ar
rested Sunday on charge of cutting
telegraph wires at the State fair
grounds. was dismissed yesterday In
Henrico courthouse. On a charge OF
resisting arrest he was fined $3.50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-14

Why not raise the tariff on militants and sat,
isfy the protectionists?
All the "Rah. rah, rahing' heard these days
does not come from the college football team
making touchdown. The oyster season has
been under way longer than the football season.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-14

come all other obstacles to steady growth and
increasing prosperity.
That, however. is a momentous IT, For the
present the radical tariff smashers in power
and they likely to deal with the banking
and currency of the nation in much the same
spirit which actuated them in their scaling of
duties.-Cleveland Leader.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-14

Marriage licenses were yesterday SCI
cured In Henrico Circuit court by
George A. Evans and Miss Inez Gard
ner and Harry c, Robelen and Miss
Flossie A. Davis.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-14

Any man who brags that he never forgets nor
forgives should wear blanket and feather
In his Naturalization Globe.
Or ball and chain on his leg
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-14

II there was outgo tax we would all
belong.-BGIttmore Sun.
There is. What's the matter with the tariff
tax?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-14

The conviction of William sulzer VIII not
clear Charles Murphy II New York will re-
member this, the disgrace Of New York NAV be
turned into its rehabilitation
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-14

Starts 10 eat apples; finds snake in fruit
Headline
Finds snake; eats apple" was the original
story.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-14

Safer in Mexico.
Probably not John Lind would risk HIM
self in the Tennessee capitaL--Columbus IS. C.)
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-11
ASPHALT BIDS WILL
BE TAKEN UP TO-DAY
FOR FINAL ACTION

The council sewer and streets commit
tee this afternoon will consider the bids
for asphalt and the various other supplies
to be used by the construction depart
ment during the year.
The contest between the Barber AS
phalt Company. a branch of the asphalt
trust, and the Standard OIL Company for
the asphalt contract, is expected to de-
velop hot fight. Neither company sub
mitted the lowest bid. The Barber COM
pany's was the highest submitted. The
lowest bid was offered by the Southern
Bitulithic Company.
While council refused to appropriate
$500 to send two members of the streets
committee on trip North to inspect
street paving, the county commissioners
Will send Commissioners w. T, Winn and
5. B. Turman on such a trip.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-11
CHARTER ISSUED TO
NEW ATLANTA FIRE
INSURANCE CONCERN

Charter has been issued to the Globe
Fire Insurance Company, which is to
have it's principal offices in Atlanta and
is to conduct a business on the mutual
assessment plan. Under the law, such
companies may operate only in four con-
tiguous counties. The Globe company in
tends writing policies for $500 each. The
insurance commissioners office now has
the charter under consideration for Ii
cense.
W. J Fletcher. A. NJ. McElvany. Joe
Roberts. j. B. McElvany and w. p
Cooper are the names on the charter
There is no capital stock. The charter Is
for so years.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-11
Come For a Little Journey Among
The New Silks

And while sitting here quietly and estfuy panorama of
the world of silks will be opened before you
For they all hereand what multitude of beauties
the word all this season. Never there silks
1t is richness riot the genius -weavers and
artist-dyers expressed glorousy
They have beaufed the old silks
They have added silks
1t is hard to tell in cold type just what has been
to draw the lines which will aid you in selecting.
We would rather you take this invitation lust
what wonders have been wrought among the old favoes
where novelties have been evolved for the of 1913
These are but hints
Cpes de Chine are high in favor both
well as the plain
Charmeuse is richer and lovely than
certainly silk
Bulgarian
another With these coong
The whole family
Inns and the faile silks
terms for trimmings
Dolly Madison Silks among
seeking something quiet and distinctive for
The New Foulards
nonnot the huge patterns but SMALL
that they not obusve.
And there Tub Silks showing Bulgarian cormgs-and
they will not fade.
But the wealth Of the display just
collect
hful dresses for the women of Atlanta this
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-11
Wou1d-Be Suicide in
Savannah Sought To
Escape Murder Charge
Mrs. Nellie Clifton Indicted in
Jenkins County for Death of
Her Husband.

SAVANNAH, GA, March lit de-
yeloped today that Mrs. Nellie Clifton,
the young woman who attempted sui
eide by drowning in the Savannah river
Sunday, is under indictment in Jen-
kins county for the murder of her hus-
band, John r. Clifton, who was killed
on December l of last year. The girl,
who is out on bond, evidently preferred
death to facing her trial. She pleads
that the killing was in self-defense. 1t
is said that she also shot her husband
six years ago in Savannah, at which
time she was acquitted.
Mrs. Clifton declared after her rescue
from the river that her husband was
dead. She will be taken back to Jen-
kins county,
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-11
8-HOUR-DAY LAW FOR
WOMEN Is DEFEATED

TOPEKA, KANS.. March 1.-THE SEN
ate this morning defeated the eight hour
bill for women when it was placed on it's
final passage. The bill was defeated
through the efforts of members from the
country districts where such changes in
working hours would entirely disarrange
business.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-11
GIRL HAS HERSELF
ARRESTED so THAT
SHE MAY BE GOOD

Having herself arrested in order that
she might be reformed, Lizzie Small, a
young woman, today stood before Re-
corder Broyles and asked that steps be
taken to place her in the pathway of
right.
Il didn't know just how to go about it,
and | just asked policeman to arrest
me-" said the girl
Judge Broyles turned her over to Pro-
baton Officer Coogler, who will see to it
that she Is cared for
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-11
Chamberlin=J Johnson-DuBose Company
New York Paris
Many Novel Features Among the Spring
Coats and Wraps

In the first place the display in itself is remarkable that
betters former spring showng There choose
greater variety, diversified styles.
The woman search of aighter weight for general
will hnd if she prefers silk happy choice among those of
Bengine Peau de Sole and Tafeta
ton sometimes matter OF trimmings and matter of fashonng
BOTH Collars heavily braided
and touches of bright coor prominent
Or the wOOlen
Serge Whpods black lighter
plainly tailored and fashioned graceful semftting
They priced from $500 to $500.
But the evening
They distinctly ana
draped.
Here is one heavy wool popln lined and touched
the with old gold cha1meuse a $21.75.
An od-ashoned Dohfnan black
Copenhagen
and tasse It is $250O
A Nell Bedford has largeco collar o
black velvet It is $29.75.
novel Of gold and blue broch long gold
alle silk. It is $2975
black silk popn at $3.50 has old blue charmeuse
sailor collar of flame
Another Stimulating the Bulgarian blouse of black
shlrred at the bottom finished
black marabou tits $500.
But it seeing and choosing from comprehensive
that will in
itative fashions I spring.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-11
FEAR FOR 500 GIR[SIN
HIGH SCHOOL AS WIDE
CRACKS LOOM IN WALL
Inspector Declares Breaks Are in Brick
Veneering Only, But Repairs Are
Necessary---Parents Will Demand
That Council Provide Safe Structure

Three ugly omnous cracks in the brick walls of the Girls HIGH
school building at the corner of Washington and Mitchell streets
aroused this morning fear of peril the nearly 500
s students in the school, sent Budno nsno+or IA
HAYS school house hurry special investigation
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-11

Dandruff is nothing but scalp ecaen%lh' ma
md that's why zEMO stops dandruh ao-
solutely. ,, eor,, eozenoa
that drives you Wild; tx Keeps ss you nrick1v G%%Hv
Reat'y Reat and Il all iTnaamed, REDEEMED skin
on babies or grown,ups. ar0rss for itGhl9g afteE
Shaving for any and all Sores ZEMO
is a revelation ..,.,,,. or
ZEMO is not a greasy ointment or
oasfe but a clean antiseptic solution
snnlied to the skin. Try a bottle TO-
daV-end your torture ..
"ZEAtO will cure any case OF eczema ~,
IL used according to directions. Ut
q III Johnson. Quannah, TeXas,,,,o
Druggists everywhere sent sen On nE@o reeeiSt S
If pTice by e. w. Rose Medicine Co..
St Louis, Mo.
soa ,ea .uaran,"cIp p, 'n ,a61.l1 llG.9,% Dy
,@u I@uH n,.'r 10 b H Gone Drug co.
FE'iIl,'In Watson Drug GO. Gunter q Wat
kins Drug Co.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-11
Quit 1t! zEM0 Stops
Itching Instantly
And for Eczema In All Forms, Dam
druff, letter, ETC., It's Wonder.
Ruv a 25c Bottle Today and Prove 1t.

Buy 26c Bottle Today and Prove 1t.
Ai-yi, Stop that violent scratching!
There is nothing known that Will stop
Itching like ZEMO. One application
stops it Instantly whether the itching
of the body.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-11

school clean and freshly starched have
been ruined.
Inc teachers said they were not only
constantly alarmed over the danger
trom fire but that their fears were in
creased by the narrow. winding stairs
ana narrow landings, which would IA
tally retard the escape Of the children
IN the event of fire.
The suggestion has been made by a
patron of the school that prize be Of
Tered to any stranger who will go into
this building and be able to find his
way out una ssisted.
But this is not all. The slate roof of
the building Is in a Woeful state OF
dllapidation and in times Of rain let's
the water through in small-sized
deluge. The class rooms on the sec
ond floor, of course, get the full bene-
fit Of these Shower baths"
1t was said today that during a re-
cent rain a torrent of water suddenly
burst through and poured down on the
head Of boy in the fourth grade. He
swan out as best he could, and finally
was rescued by his classmates and re-
moved to a dry section of the room
an island as 1t were.
Pupils Work Retarded.
IF ever new school building was
necessity in the city of Atlanta. that
need is right here at Davis street." said
Miss Riordan today. Under the pres
ent deplorable conditions, the work of
the school is seriously hampered and
the children can not obtain their best
development.
1--WE have an ideal location here for
school-1t is away from car line, is
quiet and on hill where we get plenty
Of fresh air. Then too, we have the
finest playground of any school in the
city-there's no doubt Of that If we
only had a new and modern building.
suitable for the demands made on it, we
would have a model school. If the city
generally knew of the hardships under
which this army of children is laboring
for an education, I believe every section
would rise with us and plead for a new
school,"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-31
Tremoenbeke.
IS e fl ing, %. Sui

Gie @adlage in @bina gelpinnt et=
men febr err1ten slnitrid. Cine auge=
meine Srer1oenperfolgung miro be-
fiirdtet. Mmerifaner, 8rtten nno a11=
oere SSreitpilige betpaden oie 8erg=
1taot @uling, po mebrere tauie1o
MusIan6er, meiit 6ranen nno Sim
Ser, ibren Sommeraufentbalt geno11=
men boben. @intge amerifani1be
8loujafen bolten hnr@ Sig1ale Die
@erbinoung NIT 6em omerifanilhen
,@ononenboot u@elena" int @afen bon
@iufiang aufredt. Die IN &nling le=
ben0en Mmerifaner eriudten &ortre=
9loniral 91i6olion, SEN &onmo1loe1r
ser a1iatif6en 6lotte, eine S6nbtpas
die nad pem mittel9tneiti6en 8aoes
orte 5u entienoen. Do@ tpnroe oieies
@eluGb obgelebnt. sssn Sbangbai ba'
ben ougegen 6te fremoen &rtegs1dit<
fe WeatroIen slbtbetlungen gelanoet.
elmerifaner, 8riten, sSapaner nno
;staliener bolten 6ie Sronnng ant=
reht. Gie &a1npfe 5tpti6en ben &e=
qierungstrnppen uno Sen Suoltben
6anern fort. Die ita0ti{6e Bolt5et
bon @bo1gbai 6urd) 6reitpiQtge per-
ltarft, iiberfiel uno enttpaffnete 900
Sol6aten nno 12 Sffi5iere Der Hez
beuenor1nee in Gbapel. Sic &ebellen
nobn1en sic M6miralitdtsia6t vSien=
lding." Cine @ntideionngs1blah
lit bisber nod nidt geidlagen NOR
oen. 9lber sic 10r6liden Srnppen be-
fin6en ii6 gan5 enti6ieoen I'M Tor'
tbeil.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-31
Die ed,pei5erearbe.
gf o nj, 25. SsSnll

Sen Mitglie6ern Ser papltl1hen
@dmei5ergar6e muroe Die slnttport
ouf ibre iiingit geiteQten 6oroern11=
gen in @eita1t eines oie1elben be-
1tinntt oblebnenben ltlttmotltms
1nitqetbeilt. Ser &ommanoenr Der
@or6ilten 1ieB bteie inn inneren Sot
6es Gotitans antreten, tpo er tbne11
1nittbeilte, 6aB lire iiberretdte Sent
1drift ni6t angenommen meroen toni
ne, tpeil lie sic Dts5ipltn Der @aroe
pollltan6ig untergrabe. Sen nn8nfrte<
6enen @lementen tp1roe freigeltellt,
6en Dienit 5u quittieren ouBeroem
sic @1ttlaiiung Ser 6ubrer Der Betpe=
qung ongefiin6igt. 9te @arotlte1t
nabmen sic Weittbetlungen nit Wfnr=
rem entgegen uno eriudte11 ipater ben
pdp1tli9en Sefretar &aroinal Wterrp
sci Sal Inn cine Mu6ien5, oa, tpte lie
beboupten, ibre Sor6erungen fal1@
>,er1ta16en ieien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-31
(yrmnbeiaenthnmsb6n
@in II b eg, Man., 20. eSuli.

@innip p g, Man., %. Suit.
Ser 95ationalperban0 ser @run0=
eige11tbnmsbdn6ler Ser Ser. @taaten
balt bier gegentpartig feline 6. Sob=
resperian1mlung ab. Sefretar Bbiltpp
Moeliinger BON Cincinnati eritattete
1eiren Sabresbertdt. ID neue @runo=
eigentbumsbDrien ltn6 I'M lebten Sab=
re oem Gerban6e beigetreten Dem
jebt i'm gan8en % 80rien angelo
rem. Brdlioent @6tpar6 g. Suoo
fmbrt oen 8oriib. Ct ernannte SSames
50. &e6enberg bon @bicago, ser 6
SUB 6 3on groB 1T, gum Sergeant-
ot<Nrn1s. ct. Saul lit our6 35 Mann
pertrete1r, nit &otpar6 S. @are, 6em
BrGfioenten Ser ct. Saul Seal @itate
gr6onge, an ser Sptbe. Gon beion=
berern SS11terele tparen Sic 5 Minl1=
ten=He6en I'M Sen alS Hreis ausge=
ietten @ilberpofal. Sir ct. Soul
1prob @orrp So. Harfer, 6eiien &eoe
groBen geifon fan6, beionoers feline
9lnlpielung ouf Sames S. @ia, Ser
BON &ano6a emit nod Sen Ser. @taa<
ten fam. @al. S. &otbi6ilo bon ct.
Saul mur6e 5urn Gorliber 6es Bro=
omm=Musi6niies ernannt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-31
ecSmmer n,tr 1tntpetter.
Berlin. 20. sssuIi

- L ~, ~. OuAt.
5eit 8oden baben Dentldlano,
Oe1terreid nn6 sic S6tpei5 nun 1hon
unter an6auerno 1dledtem 8etter 5u
lei6en. @s regnet unablaiiig uno bon
auen Seiten >perben l1eberi6tpent<
mungen gen1el6et. Die meiIten 6lill1e
{tn6 nber ibre l1fer getreten. 9te
@ebirgsbGde i1n Mlpengebiet baben
1idb in toIen6e Strome pertpanoelt.
Gepel@en aus Wfiinden un6 3nrid
ldil6ern sic Gage in 8apern nno Der
ghpei5 als geraoe8u ber3tpeifelt. SIM
gal5fomnergut glsiden ote Sbaler
oetpoltigen 2on6ieen. slm &bet1t nno
feinen Mebenfliiiien iteben rie1t9e @e=
biete unter @aller. Die &egenglllle
Iin6 bon elmer empfinoltden &alte
beeIeitet, sic Sen slufentbolt int
sSreien fo1 nnertragli6 ma@en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-31
geimtrnt srDkeren 11mfans.
8 e + l / II, 80. SSuli

Ser 5treif ser @erftarbeiter in
Sen @afenltQoten ninnmt einen immer
gr0beren nn1fang an. Muf 6en 8erf=
ten in &on1burg un6 in 5tettin rubt
Sic 9lrbeit p0llig, un6 in &iel ilt Ser
@etrieb glei@faus labmgelegt. Ser
sO3etanorbeiter Gerban6 un6 an6ere
@eperfiboften boben beidloiien> 6en
gtreif gu unteritiiten. 9o@ ion 6ie
gadlage anf einem Delegierten=Sag>
SEN sic 2eitnng Ser MetaGarbeiter
fir Mnfong 9luguit na6 8erlin ein=
berufen bot, onsfiibrli@ erortert tper-
SEN. S11 Bren1en ihlolien ii6 bie
Siidler nno on6ere @ol5arbetter Sem
Musltan6 an, nno es feiern iebt auf
Sen @eler 8erften iiber 10000
Weann. Die Mrbeiterf6aft 6es te6nt=
iden 8etriebs 6es geor6o6enti6en
2Gop6 er0rterte 6ie Streiffrage in
elmer bieritiinoigen itiirmti@en Ser
1ammlung. Sci Ser Mbfttmmung
ipnr6en 1O49 @timmen fit SEN Mns<
ito11o abgegeben un6 415 gegen ibn.
ga sic CUR Mnor6nung eines StretfS
n0tbige 3mei6rittel =Mebrbeit ni6t er<
lanqt tpur6e, bleibt 6ie 9lop6=8erft
porIdrfig bon 6em 9lusitan6 ber=
ff1nnt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-31
@iebera,tinabntc bcr 9lrbeit.
6 q | II M c t, Wtl6., %. S1li.

y q II NJ c t, Wtt6., 70. Sl1l1.
spfit allen perfiigbaren &raften ba=
ben Sic 8erglperfsbeliber int &lpfer=
ni1en6iitrift am Sberen Gee bente
friib sic srbeit pteoer aufgenommen,
Sic erlten gbuile in 6ieien Streif
&ruroen beute fritz bel Ser SSsle
Mopole=Nfine abgefeuert. Gin Holten>
ser Elm Yulperbans belpa6te, lob,
mie lid n1cbrcre 2erte naberten. ST
rief lie on u1o als lie floben i9oB
er auf lie, ieoob obne 5n treffe11. Gie
8erglperfspltmpen maren IN Gba111=
pion, 8euid, Srinountain nno 9an=
cod tbatig. slm Sonntag fanoen
iiberon lebbafte 9emonitrationen
1tatt; ooh lpuroe 11irgenos Ste Sro=
11unge geltort, 6a sic Srnppen auf
ibren Soften maren. 9lm 5an1itag
brunnte in Centennial, 9 Wfeilen
115r6lih bon Calumet, Worgan &
@rierlon's 6leiidntarft nno Saoen
nie6er. Ias @eldaft batte oen Berg=
lel1ten sic @etpabrung tpeiteren Sire
oits pertpeigert. @ie es beiBt, ioaen
Streifer 0as Saus III 8ran6 geltedt
baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-31
Grbitterter &atcnfrie9 brobt.
&erIin. %. Sui

~ \ ~, ~. O]t]l'
3tpi1hen 6en beioen groBen oent=
1d)en Sdiffsgeieaihaften, Ser ~Sam=
burq Mmerifa 2inte nno oe1n
,,georooeuti6en 2lop6," baben ii@
2ifferen5en eineeitelt, sic norlauftg
bereits cine iebr oeutlide @irfltng
ouf sic B0rienitimmung ausgeiibt
>baben un6, menn lire 8eilegung 11l@t
binnen fur5er 3eit eelingt, etnen &a=
tenfrieq BON auBeror6entli6er Srag=
>peite berbeifibren oiirften. Cine Der
nobrid deinliditen Solgen tpare bonn
oie Sprengung 0es iogenannter Mt
lontiiden Bools, oes abtommens,
laut tpeldem Ser Buifagier= 1tno
fra6tperfebr auf oem 9ltlantilden
Saeau unter 6en peridte6enen S9iff=
fobrtsqeleuihaften oem Sonnenge=
bolt ibrer SIotten entlpre6eno per=
theiIt ilt. Sic 8ro1e reagterte, als
befonnt tpuroe, 6oB oie idon longe
atpi{d1en ser @amburger uno ser Bre=
mer Qinie 1dtpeben6en l1neinigfetten
in Elm ofutes 5tobium getreten ieten,
NIT eiuem gea9lolien ser &urie, be-
5onbers BON @9ifffabrtsaftten; Inn
polle atpei Gunfte au@ in glftien Der
@ono6ion Hocific=8abn, oie NIT IT,
rem qroBen 8lotten eine Sanptrolle
lin lleberieeperfebr fpielt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-31
0puamitcrpluiium in 5eioenfabrif.
IS d ter 0 II, sc. g., 26. suit.

Botter 0 n, &c. g., 26. Sult.
9ur6 cine erfolgte 8ombenerplo=
1ion tpnroe oie @elpetia Sei0entpebe=
rel 5unltbeil 5erltort. 9as @etoie, nit
tpel6em iene erfolgte, rief groBe uno
aagemetne 9lufregung nnter Sen Be=
tpobnern berpor. Sun6erte bon Sci
oenarbeitern ltro1nten aus ibren
8etten nn6 eilten nab Ser 5abrif.
Cine Mauer par eingefiir5t uno
Elm Sbeil ser foItlpieligen Maibtne=
rie par 3erlt5rt. Die 8oli5ei begann
lofort nit ibren Nodforidungen na6
Sen ltrbebern ser @etpalttbat. Sic
Yoli5ei bat in Gerbin0ung nit Der
grplolton in Ser Selpetia-
1eioenfabrif 6 Gerbaftungen borge=
romme1l obne ie6od i'm Beiibe oirefz
ten Mnflagertateriols 5u fein. Sene
glaubt> Sic l1rbeber ser Grploiion iet-
en- grbeiter Ser 6abrif, Sic &a6e 6a<
fir 3l1 nebnren 6eablidtigten, oaB
ser long onbu1ernoe 5treif fir iie
init elmer geieoerIage en6ete. Die
Wfebr5obl ser 9treifen6en tpar tpie-
Der sur 9lrbeit 5uriidgefebrt, obne,
oob ei11e ei13ige 6oroerung betpilligt
tpor6en mar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-31
syiir Mlbanie,t.
8 o nf on. 20. esuIi,

Sic gotidafterfonferen3 erleoigte
am 2ienitag in 2onoon oie 3ufunft
6es neuen gllboniens. Ma6 Mblauf
bon feds Moroten miro Elm Sirlt er-
tpdblt 1per6en, Ser iiber SEN neuen
staat gu berri9en bot, un6 Biz babtn
miro oieler bon elmer &ommiiiion Der.
paltet, gu ser ie6e Matton ie Elm Mit=
glie6 itent;; Elm idtpebii6er @enbar-
merieoffi3ier miro 6er &ommtlIion
beiqegeben. Die @rie6en fampfen
mod in1mer 5n @aiier nnb 5u 2an6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-31
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