davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-02-23
SoG)perratssAuflaee.
8tsitrnHs Uia ne gegeH reihslduoi
lG,en Iplfsbpicu trhsbea.

Berlin, 10. 5ebr. Dem @ernshs
men nod gebt bic gtsi6sregisring
nit rem gjebantsn I'm, ben friibersn
aeihstags Qbgsoroneten Qauogl,
ben gbrsn 9rdfosnten in ber 3ens
traHsportei in ben Rei1slaHbeu,
inter 4nfIags bss 6odterrois Su
itelen. 6srr aaugel bat iid IN
9sifort gtIegentlin elmer 0ffsntIinen
@eri1mnllung @usfdlIe Thlimn1ftsr
4rt esgen 9sutihlonb saInul6en
fommen IofFeH. or ipra6 fhmGhsno
DUn -beutiGer 8arbarei@. erfldrts,
haB eis oeutfde aHIiar fief anter
ofr fransoTftheu fiiinss. nHb be5si9s
nsts SsslFprt nEs bic GrinneruHg ber
teusrifeu 6pffHang.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-02-23
(frmar0ttc MtiifliAltn.

Ulublbsim on bsr aubr, 8sutI1s
lanb, 10. Debr. 6ier sriAoB bsur,
Elm polniiher Qrbeiier sinen fatbolis
i6sn 9eiitIiheH. namens ggeugeier.
Der bier nur gum gsiu6 lcsilts. Der
WIorber ipuros bsrboftet unb srtldrts.
er babe statu s5rrtum bsgau9sn, neil
sr bic 4bFtt hntie, BEN hieiigsn tas
tboIifden GeiifliAtn 5u srI4isbeu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-02-23
GaiIerit mad 0tnnmeem.
@irs nit SraHtyaar GMlnberl1nSer
eiHen SeIudb MAIDEN.

Berlin, 10, 5ebr. aoiferin Que
gufta @ittoria piro ipaeri9einli6
in Der ndditen Wo6e 3uiammen nit
Der prin5eiIin gittoria SuiIe unb
bem 8erlobten, bsm grin3en Grnit
Quguft bon Cumberland, einen ges
fuh BET bem 6er8og bon gurlberz
Iano in S6loB Gmunben MAIDEN.
5aus Die bi86erigen 3ispoiitionen
niht eednbert tperoen, ipiro bic aais
fertn fur3e 3sit oarouf ibrs auf mebz
rere 8oden berednsts GrboIunesreis
r. rnh Woh pn,thsir1 nnfre4en
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-02-23
9iIp pes saiiers.
0eidltut iir SibuHssisal ots sauS,
ldlaftsqeBduses in 96niasbera.

Berlin. is. gebr. Su aDuigss
berg bat Ole nOitprsuBiI4e Qanos
lhdft9 3Gr GriHnsruu9 an i9r 125s
iGbriges 8sftebeR, ons eeru0e in
oieIe 3eit Der 6unosrtiabrfsisr Der
5rei6eiistrieoe uno 6es aaiieriubis
Idums iaai, cine gldH5snoe GejtTbung
abaebalten. 2lnldBli6 bielsr lSeier
bat Der adiisr Den oIiprsuBii6en
Gtdn0en Isin 8ilonis in 2ebsnsgr6bt
fir ben GiBungsfaaI 0ssganoidafts.
qe6duo.B berlieben. Der Sbsrprdfis
6ent pom Sitpr,uBsn 3. Winobsim BAT
in Der 8sitfibung oas GaiIerbilo fets'
srIi9 iibsrrei4s.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-02-23
GmTraaetten II. GosiaIiten
0rnnD ots Riidtritts sts GrGiisenten
0Dn 8aiiar Gollese.

poug6tsepfie, 81. g., 10. 6e6r. Or.
5onts 81. 9apIor, Der grdiibent
bes 8aFor Gonege, Der pie bereits
gemeIpst. bor einigen Sagen feline
Reiignation einrsidte, ober feinen
@runb fir Teinen 9aidtriit oneab,
bat ositern sinigsn 6reunbeu gsosns
iiber ietnem &srsen 2uft eemoht.
Sin Wlit9Iie0 Der 9ruitetbeboroe bes
Gr3iebungs Snftituts erfldrte, Or.
SapIcr Isi oamit un5ufriebsn, bos
BON ben StuoeRtinnen bes Gollsqe
neuen 3sbnteI begeiftertp Gaffr1gsften
uno bic anosrsn fanatiihe Sosinlis
iten finb, Das BABE Or. SapIor 10
entmutigt. BOP tr fib na6 Ianaem
36asrn entldIoB, BON fsinsm Qmt
zIriid2ufreteu
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-02-23
Grei GoIoaten getotet.
6rploiion siusr aauUns sni Sem fran.
s0iiidea SrtaoHsuebt ,,3gutoH".

2oulou, 5raHtrei6, 18. Gebr. 2ln
goro oes frau30Iiidsn Dreaonouebt
oDanton" Der anf oe- Rseoe ron
Galins 65Dess an elmer G.AisBs
iibuug 6eteiliet mar, srpiooierie bsut.
ems Der @eihiike. Drsi Mdnn lpurs
ben ouf Der Gtens gstotst uno cine
An3abl BON WldriusloIoaten I5ner
nerleBt. Das 2ritesI6ifF 6ampfte
iof0rt noh benz bieiigsn 6aftn ab. ipo
Die @eripnnetien in 5oipitdIsrn uH'
tergfbra9t puroen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-02-23
g. m,,ni,iholrihler

- Sin N!uni5ipalri6ter in G6is
eaeo. namens Uic9sH3is, bebauptsts
gsitern in elmer Rsbe, baB Is UNI uns
isre 5fisntIide Rettspflses bieI 6sIs
fer fteben iDUrbe. iDenn 5rautn 3u
aihterH eetpdbIt nsrbsn t0nnten.
Die 8antfirma g. g. Morgan
&: 60. IN 1etp Yorf plant fir i6r
@efmdft einsn Ysubou, Der $500 =
00O bis 100000 fofen foa. Der
glab, auf BEN oas Gtbduoe srtibtet
1T, toitst sttDa s4,000,o0o.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-02-23

Berlin. 10. gebr. Die 9eI6ipidjti.
gungsperTu9e Der Sffi3i0ien - man
n0dte iis fat frampfboft nennen, -
iino aneeiiAts Der augemeinen grs
tenntuis pom Grnit Der international
len Gage o0llig reTultatlos. Die glers
pOiitdt Der GefddftslpsIt niro qeraz
oe3u bedngltigen8. Qlu9 Die g6rie
mar geitern duberit flau.
SO lit ntbt nur bic olbaneIiIde
Irage, fpeIbe ais 9eoro6una oes
eurnpdiiGen 5riebers bic @emiiter in
S9reden perieBt. Qu9 Der 9ouflitt
8mii9en Rumdnien unb 8ulgorien
pir0 bier nit Der gr0Bten @eIorquis
berfolgt. Man iagt iih, oaB nit Der
3unabme Der Spannung 3niihen bic
fen beiosn StaatsR 5agisih 0as Der
bdltnis 3piIcben Geiterrcib llngarn
unO Rublanb an @egenidsiiateit ges
miunen muB.
9ieIe 2tuffaiiung miro aud feitens
Der amtlihen areiie aeteilt. 60 tpiro
BON autordtiber Gueae mitqeteilt,
baB iene GpannnHq Elm b0dit ernites
9loment Iei. aasroings feblt ss
aud 6iefsr fSrags gegeuiiber nicht an
geru1igungsberiuden. Der arieg
fei immerbiH, oorlduiig ipsuigitens,
psrmsibbar, 70 nirO bier bebauptet.
4ihtg isi 5orgeFaasn. mas cine Sort
feBung un0 8eenoigung Der 8ers
banbluueen unter 6sm 8eiiton6 Der
UlGhte sri6pert baben iolts. s5mz
merbin iiebt man aud bier henl
nabenDsn Jrii6iabr NIT t9persr Be-
forgnis entgsgen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-02-23
staotrat aa@tta.
Sresetntr StaStuater biuterlisf cine
rieiiss S6nISsuIait.

Berlin, 10. 5sbr. llngemeines
2(ufieben erregt in Drestea bas
pl1BIitbe @srfaipiaosn bee bis6sr
hohangtisbenen Stabtrots Gul3bers
ger, Der nit 5interln6uug elmer ries
figen GhulosuIoft flii6tis estrorbsu
ift. Gul5bergeg mar DIRECTION orr
Kitchener 6abrjten unb erfreute iin
zines ausgsbebHien Gre5its, ben r
qeI9idt aufs duberite aussnnugsn
puB;e. 8as Sefi3it Rirb auf sins
Be!ss Big 3pei WRinieneH Wort oes
ieIaBt; genG.s i5eitiieuurgen fino
nod nidst m1aiih osipeien.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-02-23
We me Geefarten.
Soften Dor GrSHunus Ses gauama'
Gauels fertia iein.

Berlin, 10. 6ebr. sSSm beutf6en
Heinsmdrineamt pirb nit 6o6brud
on Der 8oIenoung neuer Seetur.en
Der INSTRUMENTATION 8eipGTer ges
drbeitet. Die &drten iolIen nod bor
Der Gr0ffnunq oes 9anamatanals
ri9t nur fertig eeitsIlt, ipnbern in Der
'nDtigen 2ln5abl BON GrsmpIaren bers
Dielfdltigt fperoen. sic finb mad ben
'griinoIiditen unO iorefdItigiten Dor,
'ar6eiten hereeitellt un0 peroen fir
ben S6iffspertebr Elm eerabe3u mus
iteraiiltiaes MQteridl bil0en.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-02-23
SOmbenatteatQt.
9auiO 2lDn0 Beoroes
9anOlIk 5erltort.
Sufrasetten in s'erSat5t.

Sas oiebaaOe lBnr nod nidlt eaHs
icrfia, pnrSr aber il inrdt6ur sa-
&C idltet, 0af Is lpshridlciulidl no'
tin mer0ca Biro, as guHi nmsus
banen. - Sin t5criidt, oas iid)
heEte in 9pneoR serhreitete uno
SemSufolac Der gerlnd gemadlt
mprOen ieiH ioa, Sen Sansler Ses
bri iIdlen SpllBanits 81 ernureeu,
bcrlrindjte bic fHrdjibaritc slnf-
reenna. Dir 0ieid)GitsiueIt in
SsrIin lit boasraoia nerp6s. -
Siebt iebr beiorst 0cm 6riiaiabr
cuteegch. &onfIift Siuiid)en
S,nlgarien nnS aunianisn.
2pnbon 10. 5ebr. 9os 9ano-
hdus Oes Shabemtstnn3lers pon
GroBbritannisn, 9upia 2lopo @eor9e
in Wultonspnsthe 5in. puros beuie
0ur6 cine 9ombensSyploIion beinahe
pollitdnois sertriimmett. 0as Sc
bGuoe mar nod ntht gang fertig.
miro absr. bn nis W6roe beinabe ool=
itdnoiq eiugeriilen fms, gun3 uno gar
uHaebaut iueroen miiiIen. G'sbeims
polisiiten ppn ,Seotlauo 0ar0" iino
oappn iiberseuet. DOB trisgeriIfs
Suffraqetten Sic gonbe in oos 9ous
gelegt babeu in Der glbf4t, niht
nur bas 6aus gil Serit0rsn. fonOern
aub 9dpto Climb @ieoree um5ubrins
gen, neil es betaanf ipar, ooB er Den
9au tGgIib beiidtigts uuo iih BORT
Iebr lonee duf6iels. Meiitens beIuthts
Der SaaBamtstan3ler ods Saus friih
morgsns ooer fpai an uahmittag,
menn niemano n1rin beI6dftief mar.
Die 8ombensrptefpn fdno 1euts friit
itatt; Osur oIs Die eriten @rueiter an
oem 8au eintrafen, ipar o;e1er bes
reits fat in einen SriimmsrbdieR bers
tpdnoelt porosu. Bon nerI6ieoensH
9eripnen ipur0e bebauptet, oaB ees
tern itdt aben0s Elm 9(uiomobil, in
Dem itd mebrere 6rduen unb slpei
Wldnner befcnoen, in Der unniitttls
barren gldbe oss 2anobauies sebaItsn
bate.
Inter on gautasn oss serIt0rten
9duIes fdno moa stpei Suinaoeln,
uno oiefes 6uuo Hat bic 9oIissi in
Der 9tunabmt beFtartt, ooB bel Der
Grploiion 6rouen ibrs 6aao imGpisl
sebdbt baben. 5etts puroe iihrigens
bier feitgeiteni. oaB 9an3Ier Dapio
2lopO @eoree fin gar ni6t in Cons
oon bsfinoet. fpnoern bor eiuigen 5as
gen gang i'm geheinen eint Grbos
lunesreiIe noCb Dem Siiosn 5rants
rei9s augetreten bal.
gian bat aud Spursn aefunben,
Die oarauf hinoeuten, 0aB Elm 9srs
iuh eema6t poroen lift, ots Saus
an8u5iinosn. @ebeimpo!i3ihsr be-
iu9ten beute Das 6ouptquartier Ger
s0omens SociGl ano politica llnts
on" uno batten cine llnterreouua nit
Der itreitbariien uuo frieeerifdIten
aIler Suffrasetten 5rau pautburIt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-02-23
fFluflaiFtr itrtiEtn.

Berlin. 10. 9Febr. Inter ben biefis
aen 5luBThiffern u zine Gtreifbsnss
9una I'M Gdnse. Die siuen boGj. bss
6entlinen umfang an3uHebmen
Fasint. Die Gdiffer 6aben sinsn
eenerafffreit angsorobs, nm bic gins
fabruns bon aa4irubs su srspins
gen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-02-23
an6slif frani.

Berlin. Is. 5s5r. Gus Gsnf miro
aemeloet, oaB Der beribinte Geigsas
Ipieler San &ubeIit iein engagement
su eiuer Gerie BON aonserien in
G6pei3er Gtdoten apfgebeu mubtt.
Ssin Banager teiegrapbiert, 0db DER
ainItler in 80bmeu 6arnisoerlisgt.
Die 9atur Der aranfbsit miro nidt
miteeteiIt.
ysSsaaiiiu" 0aiasr t0t.
San 6raucisco, Is. 5ebr. lin
3 ubr qefisrn Radmittag itdrb in ieis
ner ggo6nuHg in eaIifornieH ~Sens
oi.;n@ U2iner, Der uutsr DEM Ramsif
Der 8idter oer Sierra befanHt mar
i'm Qllter pom II Sdbren. Or iHar tEA /.
5iaats Sneiaua asbstsIb
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-02-23
Nranfrcid,s 2lrmee.
@iebr gSaffeu, Geldliibe, Wiunitiun
nno lanaere Sisnitseit.

Paris, 10. 5sbr. Die fron36fiI6e
Resierung beabii6tist, cine QtnIeibs
fir 4nfhaffung BON Mlunition unb
9lusriiftun9 Der armee gum 9etraos
BON S16.000,000 uno cine fol6e BON
100000 fir Esue 0affen, eins
IhliebIih 9eihiibs, auf3cne6men. Der
ariegsminiiter Bat nuBerbem befob.
len, baB bic Dienitseit fir bic Sne
fanterte bon 5tpsi auf 5tpeieiubaIb unb
bic Der 9abaIIeris uno Artillerie auf
orsi Sabre perIdngert ipsrbe.
Seisrt 80. Geburtstag.
Berlin, 19. 6sbr. Der frii6ere
langidbrige graIioent oes preuBis
id1en Observation-Disclosures b. aoeler
feiert oas 5sft Ieinss 30. 9sburtss
ta9es. Dem Subilar iino BON alien
Seitsn berporragsnbe GhruHgen ~
tell geporoen, beIOnbers Ieitens bes
eanbtaaes. oeTsn 9eid0fte 6srr D.
aoeIlsr Bis gum SABRE 1898 geIsitst
bat.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-02-23
Sener ilnter GDmtrpae
Wlebr ais 200 Sdnicr in Sons
itnntinOpsl in AIrbe.
Gupsr Sen ans,blia sclnuO.

9oHopn. is. Ge6r. Dos sseuer, Sds
geitern abeno Gonfautinopel ernItlih
be0robte. 1T beute lrorgen unter SION.
trolle qebrodt mor0en, 10 oob mod
oeu aus 9onitduiiuopel bier einees
troffenen Rahrjbleu an Elm neiferea
llmiihqvciien nidt me5r su osnt,n
TT. Wlehr olS slpeibun0ert SduTsr
un0 Mertfditen in osm i'm nie Be-
riibmte CT, Gcpbsnmoifse gcIegensn
Diitritt Iino oen 6lammen gum
Opfer esfauen. Die NloI9ee fsIbit
IT anidlsinenO unbeidaoist gsbliss
ben.
aou6on, is. 5ebr. glahridteu
iiber oie lebien grei9nife attf 6sm
&rieqsfdjaupEdb IN Der 5iirtei Ein0
febr fpGrIib mb and unsuoerIdffia.
DepeId3en iperoen bon Oem 3en1or oft
iebr Idnae aufge9oiten un0 nona
itreng 3enfiert, 70 6aB nirtli6e Neus
i9teiien oar nibt me6r Dem publitum
3u9dnglib fino. Sine ser 3abelrou.
ten 1T in Der gG6e BON qera Isii
me9reren Sagen unterbro6en. @nper
Ben, Der Siibrer Ser Sungtiirten, bsr.
nie aemelOet, bon sinsm gttentdtsr
ourfb mehrere Glide Ihner .perItbt
iporoen fein ToG, telcarapbierie bsute
ieinen fSrsunoen, oaB SAG Geriihl
bon Ieiner dnasblidh Idiusrsu 0srs
punoung erfun6en tit.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-02-23
0cneral Snerta
SIT prpOiiOriICber @rie
IiOemt Mtcrifos.
ayiaOeru luirO serbaitst.

Stabt M2erifo, 10. isebr. g1a6osm
gsneraI @ictoriano Suerta beute NOR
gen allie n1tigen 8ereinbarungen nit
Sen. Gelir 9ias erlebigt bate, begdb
er iih gu bem ameritanifaeu Bot
fhafter geilfon. 9ie beiben 9erreu
untsrbieIten IiA eine eeraume 3eit
uno DerIieben ibrer 8sfriebigune
bdriiber 9lusorud, boB bic blutigen
G5traBentdmpfe beenbet limb.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-04-30
Siuns Of the Times.

Commenting on the fact that the
Royal Geographical society's recent
session was distinguished by the re
markable lectures on economic geog
raphy, delivered by Miss Ellen
Churchill Semple of Chicago Univer
sity, an English review says: "Misl
Semple is one of the greatest authort
ties on anthropo-geography. It IL
satisfactory to know that a woman.
by her research work, should be 90
successful pioneer in a new and
most important branch of geograph
lnal seienca"
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Trusty. Farley; F. M. Shrode, Farley;

Trusty, Farley; F. M. Shrode, Farley;
A. Trusty, Farley; Mrs. J. Smith,
Grant aVlley; Mrs. Tollefson, Nary;
Miss Ida Parent, Parent, MINI; Mrs.
F. A. Hasty, Blackjack; Miss Clara
Shepley, Blackjack; Nellie Shaw,
Blackjack; Mrs. J. F. Sullivan,
Blackjack; Katherine E Laurie.
Blackduck; Mrs. H. NJ. Latterell,
Blackjack; Mrs Daugherty. Turtle
River; Mr.: and Mrs. Nickhist, Malt
by; Mrs. j.. H French, Hill Crest
Farm; Mrs. L. l.. Edmunds, Grant
Valley; Mrs W.. H. Rice, Tenstrike;s
lone Higgins, Tenstrike; Martin M.
Rice Tenstrike; Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
Nye, Nymore; Mrs. Geo. Pellow, Mill
Park; Mrs. Cousins, Nymore; Mrs.
Howe, North Park; Mrs. Peterson,
North Park; Mrs. DR.. Boucher, Miz-
pah; Miss A. Anderson, Bemidji; Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Cassler, Valley Farm;
Mr.. and Mrs. Hagen, Breezy Point;
D. Petrie, Park Rapids; Miss T. San
dak, Fosston; Mrs. Mahar, Buena
Vista; Miss Mahar, Buena Vista;
Mrs. Speelman, Buena Vista; Mrs.
Lynn, North. Park; Mrs. e. Raymond,
FROM; Mrs. K. Sandland, FROM;
Lizzie Schwartz, Big Falls; Annie
Schwartz, Grant Valley; Mrs. Mar
tinson, Bemidji; Mrs. LaFevre, North
Park; Mrs. Julia Brown, Nymore:
Mrs. Christine Ridgeway, Nymore;
Mr.. and Mrs. Church, Jola; Dorothy
Church, Jola; Mrs. Gray, North
Park; Mrs. Arthur Kahala, Erskine.
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.s''IlIppe'lp!l

a 9IiPpeI q
The Banana Baby Is the latest
What's the banana baby {" An east
ern physician has reared q marvellous
child on diet Of bananas. Marvel.
GUS in what way In mentality.
Why, the little fellow can answer m
almost incredible number OF dihacult
questions. w onderful. indeed! One
would naturally suppose that : banana
baby would be apt2to slip up once N
q while" ,Fe-.z .- 1@S-.;, .ss
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CITATION FOR HEA1IN0 on PET1-
TON TO SELL LAND. ~

ESTATE OF A6KUN0 GRAVE. ~
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Beltrami. In Probate Court.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Asmund
Grave, Decedent. .i s@-s@@ E; z- f. : IL
/: THE STATE OF MINNESOTA TO all
persons interested in the sale Of certain
lands belonging to said decedent: The
petition Of E. III! 3Hobeas representative
of the above named decedent, being duly.
filed in this court, representing that it Is
necessary and for the best interests Of
said estate and Of all interested therein
that certain lands Of said decedent de-
scribed therein be sold and praying that
a license be ito him granted to sell the
same 49,. ;, -. n t.52-r. -
Now Therefore, you, and each Of you.
are hereby cited and required to show,
cause, If any you have, before this court,
at the Probate Court Rooms in the Court
House, in the city Of Bemidji, County Of
Beltrami, State Of Minnesota, on the
22nd day Of May 1913 at ten o'clock "A.
NJ, why, the prayer Of said petition
should not be granted. 80. : 5,
WITNESS the Judge Of said Court,
and the seal Of said court, this 2sth day
Of April, 1913. sSEt 35EsE4.yEsg r. : sEz,&s
COURT SEAL) III i H.. =
,T5<5=' MA. CLARK, t.
:. rs. e. Judge Of Probate Court.
Lars Rosness, I: " sz&s.<-> :, ..'E
=. Attorney for Petitioner. -. :.
4td 43O-521. ~. -. s..~,-z g. -
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business. -.-....,. u
T. G. II. Porter of Grand Forks was in
Bemidji yesterday.
T. J. Nary of Park Rapids was in
Bemidji yesterday.
Charles Gerlinger came down from
Spur this morning.
J. Shere of Akeley spent yesterday
in Bemidji on business.
R. c. spooner of Wilton was in the
city on business Tuesday.
Go-carts retired at the second hand
store.-Adv.
w. Harris OF Long Prairie was a
Bemidji visitor yesterday.
o. H. Gordon of International Falls
was in Bemidji yesterday.
Joe B. Bisiar went to La Porte this
morning on a business trip
Otto Peterson of Amboy transacted
business in Bemidji yesterday.
c. H. Mills of Brainerd was bust
. ness visitor in Bemidji yesterday.
Dan Carney and son Walter left
last evening for Winona, Minnesota.
VIII do sewing by the day. Phone
w,
Mrs. r. c. Stewart entertained a
number of friends at dinner last eve
ming.
borg left for St. Paul last evening for
few days visit.
G. M. Anderson of international
Falls spent yesterday in Bemidji
transacting business.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Lakin esterday
bought the J. w. Stewart property at
1101 Lake Boulevard.
The Episcopal Guild will meet at
the home of Mrs. John Goodman on
Thursday afternoon at $3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Wilcox of
Fowlds are spending day or two
with Mrs. A. P. HenriOnnet.
Go-carts repaired at the second
hand store.-Adv.
E. Fl. Denu and G. D. Backus will
go to Minneapolis this evening to get
and drive back Mr. Backus' Krit.
E. M. Tschoepe, the Nebish merch-
ant and postmaster was in Bemidji
on business between trains Tuesday.
: Mr. LaQue, formerly of Puposlxy,
now Of Iron River, Wisconsin, is in
the city renewing old acquaintance.
One of these nice days you ought to
go to Hakkerups and have your pic
ture taken.-Adv.
The Norwegian Ladies' Aid will
meet at the home of Mrs. G. E. Riley,
SIG America avenue, Thursday after
noon.
Miss Fay Brophy of Vancouver,
Washington, will arrive this evening
and will be the guest of her uncle and
aunt Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Bisiar this
summer.
H. w. Keyes of international Falls
came down to Bemidji yesterday and
will remain here over tomorrow for
the Elk's meeting which will be held
tomorrow night.
Speeds you along, gets you up early
with a clear head, new feeling all
over-it's HOLSTERS R. M. Tea
Barkers' Drug Store.-Adv.
Brainerd Daily Dispatch: Ray H.
Schumacher, cashier of the First Ma
tional bank of Bemidji, is in the city
attending the bankers convention.
Mr.. Schumacher is nephew of N. H.
Ingersoll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dane will
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dane will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-24

New York. Mrs. Lind. the wife 0f asesi-
dent Wilson'S personal representative =
on board.
A stop order from the court here fos
the captain OF the Morro Castle to present
himself today TO testify in a case OF long
standing caused the steamer. which was
ready to sail last night for Havana and
New York, to remain at her pier with
all her passengers and freight aboard
The captains testimony was desired
in an Investigation of the flight from
the country Of DIR. Francisco Vasquez
Gomez on board the MORO Castle some
months ago The steamer had been
here for a week. but the order detafn-
ing her captain was not served until
yesterday afternoon and clearance OF
the vessel was then denied. The CAP
tain at first considered putting to sea
on the American consufs clearance
but later he decided to walt until morn
ing. especially as a heavy norther was
blowing. As If to prevent the Morro
Castle from leaving, Mexican gun
boat lay close to the steamer last
night. The incident was reported to
Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-24
UNCLE SAM ISSUES WARNING
Sweet Potato Growers Told How to
Avoid Diseased Crops.

A warning has been sent out by the
Department Of Agriculture to sweet pc
tato growers. directing their attention
to the fact that now, while the harvest
is going on, Is the best time to prevent
disease in next years crop. The pre-
ventive step advised by the department
is for farmers to be exceedingly careful
in selecting their seed potatoes.
Pathologists in the department have
figured that the annual loss to sweet
potato growers Is about S10.O0OOc. due
to the ravages Of disease. In spite OF
this enormous reduction OF the annual
crop. It is estimated that this years
harvest will amount to nearly e5.OO0,ON
bushels. valued at $4,000, 60
Farmers are warned especially against
selecting potatoes with blacls-rot. stem-rot
or foot-rot for seed potatoes, and a warn
Ing also Is issued against using the earth
which has come in contact with such
diseased plants. 1t Is not known how
long the soil retains these diseases. but
1t has been proven that II is not neces-
sary for the sweet potato plant to be
present in order that the germs may
live.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-24

Judge Alfred Butterf1eid Grunwell, a
civil war veteran, died at his summer
home in Alexandria county, Va. yester-
day In the seventy ninth year of his age.
He had been Ill for long time.
Funeral services are to be held tomor-
row afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at his late
city residence, 1915 3Oth street northwest.
Interment will be in Arlington cemetery.
Judge Cromwell was born In Otley,
Yorkshire, England. but came to this
country when thirteen years old. He en-
listed In the 14th New York Infantry at
the outbreak of the civil war. He held
a commission in the veteran reserve
corps and was In command OF a district
In Florida. Later. he became a Judge in
that state, but afterward came to Wash
ington because of Ill health.
He was a member Of the Loyal Legion
and of Burnside Post. G. A. r. He held
the position OF Junior commander Of the
Department OF the Potomac, and as COM
mander OF George A. Harris Post, q.
A. r..
Besides his wife, Mrs. Jane e. Grun-
we'll two daughters. Mrs. j. III. Grunwell
OF Danville, Wash: Miss NJ Louise Grun-
Well. and three sons, Surgeon A. g.
Grunwell. U. s. N; Charles ". Grunwell
and John r. Grunwell, survive him.