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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-30
ueberraidt ieiueu aameraben. SO

1teberraidt ieine11 &ameraben* u8ei
elmer 3ufammerfunft berf6ie6ener
8erei1pe, melder i6 Dor &11r5em in
8oiton beitpobnte," idretbt SEER Saul
Soffmun, 1874 Brod ct, Mfan6eiter,
81. s., utrof id &errn &elman bon
Mi6oletomn, g. s., einer1 ntettter ul-
ten &omernoen aus 6em beutih<fran=
.56iiide11 @riege. Mls id i'm Dos lebte
Mul iab, nor er leibeno nno lab
hanflib aus. Sd NOR iebt uber| iein
Mnsieben iiberroidt, benin e. mar.
'itarf unb geiun6. Mls ib i'm frogte,.
nas 6teie Menoerung berborgernfert
babe. eradblte er mir bon Sbrem Al=
penfrduter, mno mos bos fir cine
munoerbone Meoi5in lei. Sd tpar err
Itonmt. Sd bette nobl IN 3eitnnger
bon Dem M%Ipe1Mfral1ter geleien, aber
ml1B geIteben, baB id tent 8ertraten
oa5r butte, ionbern es nnr fir ei1en
Meoi8in-gdminbel" bielt. Sd iagte
oies aud mei1tem 5reuttbe, lrb er er.
mi6erte:: rDa1 bift fboridt, merfe Set
ne 8neifel fort ltu6 beriu6e es on
Or felbit.1 Sd babe mid felgli6
Eent1bloiien, eiret @erfu@ 5u MAIDEN;
bnrum meme e1tennng."
6orni's MIperffrdllter bot biele un-
elaubige, bic front uno in @~er5tpeif--
lung morer, 3l Sreunben gemabt,
(inoem es bnen cine bor5ugli6e @e-
fun6beit gebradt bot. &c 1T feline
MpotbetergMfeoi3in. 5pe3iol-Mgettten
|Iiefern es benz @1tbIif1m. @enn sic
teinen Mgenten in Sbrer Ndbe Ten.
men, idreiben sic on: 81. Setter
ssnbrneD 8 5ong 60, 1875 go.
l&oprpe Mgfpe., Chicago, So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-30
Order limiting Time to- File Claims
Within Three months, and Tor
Hearing Thereon.

AT ZLl ~ 49, s
Estate Of Peter r. Kaiser, Deceased.
State Of Minnesota, County Of stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of. the Estate of Peter E.
Kaiser, Decedent.
8. Letters testamentary this day having
been granted to Anna Barbara Kaiser.
It Is Ordered, That the time within
which all creditors Of the above
named decedent may present claims
against his estate In this Court, be,
and the same hereby is, limited to
six months from and after the date
hereof; and that
EFRIDAY THE 23rd DAY OF OCTO-
Der, 1914
at 8 O'Clock a. NJ, In heasPr0bate
Court Rooms at the Court House at
the City Of st. Cloud in said County.
be, and the same hereby is, dxed and
appointed as the time and place fol
hearing upon and the examination
adjustment and allowance Of such
claims as shall be presented within
the time aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by TIT
publication Of this order In the del
N%ordstern" as provided by law.
Dated April 18th, 1914.
(seai) 4. H. KLAsM,
Probate Judge
PETER BRICK
Atty for Executrix. apr23-3Omay7
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-30
baa$ ul1d bof.
Midt in sic alte @etreibeitoppel aus
iGen.

Sos MnsIaen oes Sommergetrei6eS
In sic alte @etret6eftoppel tit ei11e =
lei6er thinner nod mebr o6er pet1tger
= I'M 5ommermeiaengebtete 6es
Mor6meite1tS befolgte Metbooe. @s
bon6elt iih bierbei alto i'm Die aus<
ioat bes Sommergetreioes auf Sc,
treioelarb, bas nod Ser Iebten grnte
ni@t gepfliigt moroen 1T. Sir 6iefe
Metbobe lalien ii6 tpob1 gepiiie 8or<
tbeiIe tpie Dor olem nber a119 f6pere
Nadtbeile onfiibren. Sic 8ortbeile
liegen in Ser MrbeitseriparniB nrb
ser GriparniB on Mbnubu1tg un6 Ser
|brnl16 ser idmerer @orner bon beiie-
rer 4nolitG nn1 IN Ser berbdltniBs
mdBig gr0Beren Bld6e, sic bei 6iefer
primitiben Metbo6e beiteH mer6en
fam, Ser groBe Ma6tbeiI aber be-
ltebt 6arin, bob man erfabrl1ngsge-
m6B etre lint Elm bolles. Drtttel GEE
ringere grnte 1l1r ertpdrten fa11t1,
nno 6aB nibt ielten iogar ale nnfo-
|]ten fit 5natgut nn6 Mrbeit einfnd
|fortgetporfen fttrb.. Sos 5trob bes 10
gepfIon5ten 5amenforns lit IN Ser
&egel fnr3 l1n6 in ungiimttgen Sab
rem meiit gar nidt gu bin6en, penig<
items ntdtt IN CUTIE, feite @arber. Die
|Bel6er bertrodnen leidter nnb fdnel-
Ter aIs Die gepfllgten, ltn6 i'm folgen=
ben Sabre MIR iebr fdtper at pfIiigen
urb meiien bam iiberbalpt einen $50.
ben bon bodit man9elbafter pbpiifa-
Iiider 8eibaffenbeit a1f. Dns I'm.
fraltt, ittsbeion6ere Die ruifif9e 81.
litel un6 Der Senf, erideine1 NETT
febr 3nblretd ouf foIden Seloern,
pielfah m1d id16lide Snifefftter in
GROCER 3abl. un6 en6li9 forurt Elm
lGormer, ser in biefr nn6laiiigeg1
@eiie fein. Sommerttor1t beiteM, febr
boIb Bel ben ,einiidtigeren Madbarr
LII ben STUFF eires SbIenorions, mas
iein Mnfeben natiirIi9 mdt f5rbert
Die Office Of Sorm damage.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-30
County cSaun y Of stearns. $.

State Of minnesota IS.
In District Court, Seventh Judicial
District.
Elizabeth Herring. Plaintiff, VS.. Vim
cent Herring, Defendant.
SUMMONS.
The State of Minnesota to the above
named defendant:
You are hereby summoned and re.
CURED to answer the complaint of the
plaintiff in the above entitled action,
which complaint has been filed in the
Office of the Clerk of the District Court,
in the Court House in the City Of st:
Cloud, Stearns County and State OF
Minnesota, and to serve your answer
to the said complaint on the subscriber
at his office in the said City Of st,
Cloud, Stearns County, Minnesota,
within thirty days after the service o.
this summons upon you, exclusive o. D
the day Of such service; and if you fai
to answer said complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this &C
ton will apply to the Court for the re
lief demanded in said complaint.
Dated at st. Cloud, Minnesota, Thu
4th day OF April, 1914.
j. b. HIMSL,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
apr9-6t St. Cloud, MINI
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-30
Dides, ~alsnsenSee &aar
16yrei bpn @rinb.
Mabden, perfndt e.! 9as &aar sutrb
wetd tua4enb mab terrli4! 9atft
cine Is Gents 3Iai1e 9anberine.

@enn SIR ettpas UNI f@tperes Saar
qebt, Dns gIau8t in @dorbeit nnb itrablt
bon 2eben. bas cine unperglei9li9e
Beidbeit Eat l11b tpnllenb unb gldn5enn
1T, berfu9t 9moerine.
Sour cine Equalization nerooppeH BIZ
Sd1nbeit Cures Qaares;, nebitbem lott
tie fofort ieben @rinosRartifel. SSbr
t1nrt fein f16nes 9aar nod gefnnoes
3aar baben, ipe1n sSbr @rinb babt. 9tes
ier 51orf, raubt ben @lan5 bes 9aares.
aeritDrf feline 5t6rfe u10 fem eigentlid9eS
4eben uni, er3eugt, tpe.n man tbn ntdDt
be5eitigt. cine Sieberbaftigfeit uno Elm
.Ssuden bers @opfbnut; bic &aortpuroeln
6ungern nl1s, l5fen fi9 uno fterben 9p,
lam faint bns 9nnr raf4 nl18. gerfe1lt
nidt, cine 25 Gents Sln5de Der Rnotp!,
ton's 9anberine in ir0enb elmer Mpotbete
au faufen urb bann berinht es.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-30
@tarft ia,nadje NIB ermdbete 6ramen

Gtarft idauaAe 1,1b er11iibete 6raten
sd Sd ftan6 unter eiferner stre1ge
Bel Ser 8erpfleg11ng ettes @ertpanos-
ten mdbre11o orei Monate LANCER
&~romfbeit," fdreibt Gro1l S. 9. Ban
De @anbe bon Rirflano, ST., uro
electric 8itters belt Mid db bonn
8uiamme11bre@en. Sd min ME bar
on fein." GiibIt Sbr miioe un6. aus.
.get1ubt? @ei1 Mppeth un6 Die Sab
rurg min 1,iH berbn.en2 Gs 1T
1i@t oos Griibinbrsmetter. SIR ge-
braudt electric 8iters. Sanst eine
Monats- 8ebanoIl1rg be11te an; nidts
better fir Mngen, 9eber u11b Mierett.
Gas groBartige Sriibiobrs &o1ic.
2inoer11ng ODER @el6 5urid. 5Of lro
$1.OO Bel gurem Mpotbefer. - an-
aetqe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-30

11eWI NOeITIeQSQUIgtet4nVB W. Opl'
besaderbaltam Bat On 5nblreide Gnr-
in auen gbeIen beS Staates
Oeoro.Gufotn cine Outrage erlaiien,
fpie iiite fih gun Mlsfant 6es CONNER.
torns III sic nidt t1trgepflIgte Stop..
pei ftebet. 144 Gartner baben bar.
auf mitgetbeilt, bnb IN iibbrem 8e5irSe
6ieie Rraris umgemein befolgt tpiro.
Mnf @rnno ibrer gemadtten grfab-
rungen nrb Beobahtrtgen erfldre1
aber nidtt pe1tiger ns 87h Bro5ent
6ieier 8arn,er iih ieIbit febr entidte-
Sen gu u,,guniber1 bieier Mefbobe.
1912 @roaett biefer Gartrer, tpelde
o1f Die @un6frnge nnttporteten, &c.
ben on, urter tpeIden befort6eren Ser
baItniiien iie @ortbeiIe bon ber aus-
fant In 6ie ridt gebrode1te Stoppel
er3ielten; n,r6 bie nod b~erbleibenoen
p 8ro8ent iinb l111getpib 6ariiber, OBJ
Die Meetbobe gr6Bere gortbeile .ooer
grobere Madtbeile brtrsgt.
Die ertuadbnten 1912 @roaent Ser
Sarrter begrii1tooen:: st Der 8ooen
I'M boroufgeberoen Sabre gepflngt
tporben urb 1T er ferrer reid, loder
uro frei bon nmtrollt, 70 1T Die Mugs.
faot 6es @otn11terforns IN Die nfht
umgebrodene @toppel ran right"
sn eiriget pertigen Sdnen er3ieIte
man Sic berbdlt1iBmdBig befferen
|grgebniffe 6o1n, tpetm 6ie nidt UNI
gebrodem @toppel int s65rlibiobr
obgebronnt tp1,r6e. @iimge tperige
|6nrmer befiirtporten, our Musfoat
|dIsomn cine Drinmdfhine NIT Druid
raoern WreB DriD 5u eebro1td,en.
M1f @r11no biefer grbebutg BORT
mon o1rrebttnen, bnB bos Musff6en BEG
l@omtnerforns in Sic mdht umeebro-
(dene s@toppeI I'M arlgemeitret Der.
tperfIih 1T. Ser i'm boral1s -fetnen
|8eftelungspIar nod reiflii6fer 11eber'
Elegm11g feitgeiett bot, bot eS iibrige1s
an9 gar nidt r6tbig, IN Die nt6d
gebrodene @toppeI 81. @en. Sbat.
fadli@ miro BE Metbo6e prdafftiffdf
meiit a11@ MIR ba1tr mebr befolgt
penn man fi1 IN 1iniiberlegter @eift
mebr Mrbeit fit. bie 66riiibiobrsbeftel
Lung m1ferIegt bdt dig mon gut BE
mdltige1t fa1t1, unb ff@ nun mid:
dnbers mebr 5it belfen tpetfB als 6urd
bos in Mebe fteberbe primitive Ser
fobren. SIM meemeinen 1T ieoett
fons entf4ie6e,t bon Der Metbobe al!
bon elmer iebr bertperfliden l11t6 nod
tbetligen ab3uratben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-30

.@oipat!- Sin mann fiel be.
trunfe1 rie6er unb fdlief Elm. St
.er4pobte, ols man eben a1f benz no.
ben &irdtburm on Die @lode i@lug,
neil man cine Geuersbrunf bennerfe.
|@r 5GbIte bie @Iodenidldge bon 1
Bis Is nno rief Damn bertpl1n6ert aus:
rSauien6 Clement, 10 pm lit es nod
ME getpeien!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-30

G~Iiak.2pt1ringen

Dei 8lobSbetm ltllrae OUT
ser sSabrt oa9 MutomobH 6eS Srbrrt.
s. Sdlieben a,1s, Miindben nm. Der
Nreiberr uuo feline @emabltn nuroens
ifdeper berletE Der Chauffeur tam
nit letdteren @erlebu1lgen bapot1.
@iirttentberg.
S1 Dbergiin3ba1rg BEL 5tntt-
cart murbe Ser 74iabrige 9ribatier
Wa6ilt in feiner 8obnlang BON iei1rer
Midte eribIagen. Die beiben batte1tt
.einen @treit miteinanber, IN beiien
@erlnuf bos Ma6den NIT elmer M1t
herbeteilte uuo oem Dntel barnit ben.
I5dabel einidIug. Sie legte baral1f
Sic 2eiidd,es auf bas Soto, nno erit am
6arauffolgenbem Gage mad)te lie bel
Der 8eborbe Sic Mn5eige, bob ibr On
tel geitorben let. Dte M0roerit m1r.
Sc berbaftet. @ie miro ols geiitig
ni6t normal be3eiiddbnet.
2~mTemburg.
Sesn Differ6ingen gertetbert
m6brenb Ser @oritel11ng i'm Opera,
ttonsraum zines @inotbeoters mebre-
re Slime in gran6; bie bod auf,
~Iooernoen 6la1nmen orobten Die De6e
3u erfaien. Dos 8ablrei@e @ubli-
fum fIiiibtete p~onitortig. 8eim &C.
branqe mmrbe1t einige &inber berlebt.
@ie 8efuder Der @alerie neben ben
10peratipnsrarm gerietben in erriter
2ebensgefobr. Ser Dperatenr tparf
sen brennenben Slim amf eiren
idmalen Gang, moourh einigen Sim.
bern unb ibren gltern Die &leioer on.
bronnten nno fie felbit 8ranopnn,
Sen I'M @eii6t erlitten. gno4i@ fonn,
tie ous Seuer gel0idt mer6en. Ger
|Operatemr bot ebenfalls 8ranoper:
Iebungen erlitten. = &iiir5lib enf'
1tano Seuer in Sen %ifoliert gelegerer
@ebauuidteiten Ser @igentbumerir
Wittme sdoe6gen in 8arfrin'
Ger; Sic Stouungen >un6 bas Bad
bous muroen eingedi6ert. So rnfd
|Silfe 3ur @teue NOR, to1tnte Der Bieb
beltan6 mn6 6os @obnbaus gerette'
||tper6en. Ser 5daoen, III &0be bot
|15OO ST., lit burd @erfider1ng ge
oed. Sos gerer fdeirt ourd feb
lerbafte Banort zines &annins berlr'
iabt mor6en 51 fem. = @irtert to6t
Iiden l1nfoa erlitt Ser 73 Sabre alt'
gigentbiimer Mitolas @rosber m1S
.ISBig, aIs er nit 6em Mbla6en Ell
ner Subre &ol5 bei6dftigt tpar. D1rd
oos beruriddte @eraui9 ma1roe oaS
8fer6 ibeu un6 3og 6as nmgefipptt
sgubrtperf in sic &0be. @abei uurot
@rosber bonn @eitenbaum am &opft
qetroffen nro 6erart i9fper nerlebt
oaB er einige Mim1ten ipdter Der:
idieo.- Sn elmer 8irtbf6aH a.
sc ens6orf entiton6en 3miitigtei
ten 3uifder bret bort befinoli@en Sd
ten;; Ser Mrbeiter SSobann @aumanr
murbe po,, 3mei linn feinolid gefinn
ten Mrbeitern tbdtlt6 o11gegriffet
nn6 erbebli6 I'M @eiidte perlebt. Di
Roblinge purben notiert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-30

N.
..3etge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-30

Ser @efdneniBar.at. =
Sinh sic 1idt Ser Strdffiliing, oer,
tii1 friiber i9on 'mal pegen biefes
2eibens beban6elte2"
usSSa1pobI, &err Doctor, 6or11m bab'
ib mid ia 11e1.erbings uieoer einiper.
rem Ioi1en! gu SSbnen b6 i@ bqlt
10 a reibts @ertra11en!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-30

Gro It. - Came (5u einem &e-
oacteur):: Sid, Serr Didtig, benfen
.gie fi9, unfer iiingfter 5obn bidtetl"
@ebacte1r: vGroiten Sic ftd, gr11-
.6ige Strait, es bat eben ie6er Meeni6
feline Sugen6febler!~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-30
Bequot, Minnejota,
%. Mdra. 1914.

@ertber 6reunb!
sic freuer iib, ib Bin bappn nber.
aeuqt, al b6re11, bnB meme GDdbter pa5el
aut bDranfDmmt, ieitbem tie ppr 5tpet Sob
rem bic 2ittle Sails 8anbelsibule per,
lui1en bat. Sic but ftcb empDr gearbette1
Bis 3u einem Snldr pm $50 ben WSD1ta1
in Ser gnuntb MlbitorS.0f ice 51 @let1.
bipe, Mpntann. Bir finb itpl3 altf Der
&ecprb, ben lie gernn@t hot.
S5rau &it1ban unb ih tpiinldbet1 ~
men beibe bn8 Beite DDtt allen lu1o tDpffen!
6aB sic eiten. Sag bieien 5Dr1r1er oararl
pertpenbe11 fbr11e11, nit nnS t1Deb e1a1ge
mebr pDn bieIen grauten 8oB gu fa1t9en.
Ser5lih a..rn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-30

@@Iimm. - Moler: u@ier lit
meir lebtes 8iIb: Ser @rieg. sic e-
ben in 6ieiem 8iIbe nl1sgeoriiM, mie
fur@terIt9 ser @rteg lift"
8eiu6er: uSoMe er 10 i6limm
iein, mie bas 8il6?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-30
st. Benedict's Academy
ct. Soie2b, stearns GDnntp,M lina.

- 1
Cine Der beiten Mnitalten our bobe.
rem E09terer3iebung i'm ga1t5e11
Moromeften. unterridt in oeuti4er,
engIii9er utro fran50iiider Spra-
die, 5tenograpbie, Sppemriting,
Budfiibren, Mnlif, Mdlen, &oden
u11o meibIide @at10arbeiten. @rt.
pat5imnler. NIT anen mo6erne11 Be
;pnemIibfeiten ausgeftattet, fteben.
Zen 30glingen our @erfibgailg.
Weif obigem Snititnte 1T cine Sd9a-
Ieshir Rrabe1t bon 6 Biz IL Sabren
perbunoen. Meger @dbere11 ,De.s,
Sc non id on
Sister Dlrsctress,s0 q. $. 3.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-17
BAD FOOD AND BEATINGS AT
OAK FOREST, SAYS HARRIS

Commissioner Daniel J. Harris has
discovered alarming conditions at the
Oak Forest infrmary, now being run
by Jim Mullenbach, a United Chari-
ties graduate.
The commissioner claims that so
patients have told him they have be-
come i'll on account of the quality Of
the food served them by the institu-
ton. Harris also says there is man
in the hospital suffering from rup-
.ture caused by beating at the hands
of an attendant.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-17

tiers and will urge county board t.
take action.
These conditions are a disgrace
to our city and county," said Judge
McGoorty. at is not possible to con-
duct the home better in it's present
crowded condition, but there should
be room so that evil-minded boys
could be kept from those who are still
untainted.'' =
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-17
!. C. TELEGRAPHERS SETTLE.

After several weeks of negotiations
the Order Of Railroad Telegraphers'
Union effected a settlement with the
Illinois Central System. The union
men will receive many important i'm
provements in the working rules and
6 per cent increase in wages, amount
ing to, approximately, $65, 600 a year.
The settlement effects about 1900
men.
First Vice President John A. New
man and General Chairman C. A.
Mulhall handled the negotiations for
the men.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-17

Hubby wanted 5-month-old boy. Wo-
man wanted furniture. Snapped.
Voice culture school planned by
auctioneers. Claim taxes eat up
profits.
1oo-ton girder placed in Stevens
bldg. Took forty horses to haul it.
Good boys may be separated from
bad by County Board. Special home
for bad ones considered.
Burglar entered |. E. McBrady's
home, Evanston. Frightened. Fled.
Left bicycle behind.
S. S. South American made maiden
trip. Second largest passenger ship
to enter Chicago river.
Paul Walter, "a, fined 500 for an
moving Sophie Paligrodzke, Is.
Four reported missing to police.
100000 suit filed against Channel
Chemical Co. by Geo. B. Haines.
Thirteen physicians took civil serV-
ice test for Oak Forest infrmary.
Judges Sullivan and Petit trans
ferred to Criminal Court. County Jail
congested.
John Hurley, 3o1s Quinn st., charg-
ed with taking billiard balls from Chi
cago Walters Assn.
Capt. James Storen, Maxwell st.
station, left for Ireland.
$1,000
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-17
JUVENILE HOME SCORED

JUVENILE HOME SCORED
Conditions at the Juvenile Deten-
ton Home were denounced yesterday
by Judge McGoorty. He will call a
meeting of judges of Circuit Court
70 consider demand for larger quar-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-03-17
Tis Sad Indeed! McNally Hears
Hon. German Beat up on Irishman

On ST. Patrick's day in the mornin
Mayor Robbins. presiding over police
court. was told how a German-Ameri
can, William Eaglehoff, gave an Irish
American, Mike Dyke, a sound beat
ing as a result of dispute over rents
The recital of the prowess displayed
by German over an IrishmaE almost
moved Sergeant McNally. wearing a
green necktie and green socks, to
tears. Sure. twas a sad St Patricks
day for him.
Dyke was a tenant on the EaglehOff
farm and a dispute over the question
of rents arose. One day last week
Dyke found himself locked out of that
section of the barn used by him. He
spoke to his landlord who was work
ing in his part of the barn and fight
resulted, in which Dyke had both eyes
BACKED and the skin on the top Of
his head cut
Mr.. and Mrs. Dyke informed the
mayor Eaglehoff welded a spade. Mr.
and Mrs. Eaglehoff said Dyke took
the count as result of a fistic COM
bat.
Dyke, ,-corroborated- by his wife,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-03-17

said the attack made on him by Eagle
hoff was unprovoked.
Eaglehoff. corroborated by his wife,
said Dyke cursed him and then struck
the first blow, after which Eaglehoff
used him as punching bag. Eagle
hoff said he knocked Dyke down and
the latter fell on the doorsilI, cutting
his head. Eaglehoff also said he only
struck two blows. He also asserted
he helped his fallen adversary to his
feet, admonishing him at the same
time to vacate the premises.
The Eaglehoffs asserted the Dykes
were behind in their rent. while Mrs
Dyke said the rent was paid in ad-
vance.
Mayor Robbins fined Eaglehoff IS
and costs and it is understood the
case will be appealed to the circuit
court.
WILSON WEARS GREEN.
WASHINGTON. March 17.-Nearly
everyone in Washington from Presi
dent Wilson down wore green in some
form today in honor of st. Patrick
President Wilson wore boutonaire
of shamrock and Irish moss picked
from the box sent him by John Red
mond. the --IrikhIeader.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-03-17
DAVID RA|LSBACK
DIES OF DIABETES
Was One of Preble COunty's
Wealthy and Best Known
Farmers.

EATON. O.. March 1.-THE result
Of diabetes, from which he had suf-
fered only ten days, David Railsback.
6S, one of Preble County's wealthy
and best-known farmers. died early
Monday morning at his home in Dixon
township, southwest of Eaton. His
land interests in this county are quite
extensive.
Mr.. Railsback was born in Wayne
county, Ind, but for fortyfive years
had resided near Eaton. Surviving,
besides his wife, are six children
Ernest Railsback, of Noblesville, Ind. ::
Walter Railsback, of Boston, Mass !;
Mrs. Charles Dunlap, A. r. Railsback,
and Misses Effie and Myrtle Railsback
all of this county.
Short services will be held We'd
nesday morning at the late home pre-
ceding rites to be conducted in the
Concord church by the the Rev O. S.
Thomas. of West Milton. The body
will be buried in the Concord ceme-
terry.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-03-17
NJ. RUMELY SUCCEEDS
IN FINANCE PLANS
Enough Noteholders Agree
Extend $4,000, 900 Issue to
Obtain Loan.

NEW YORK, March 17.-John w.
Mortgage and Trust company, chair
man OF the NJ. Rumely company note
holders committee, has announced
that sufficient amount of notes had
been deposited to secure their exten-
sion to March I, 1918, and the neces
sary cash requirements for 1914. The
committee hopes to get still further de-
posits.
The notes amount to $10,0O0.00O,
and bear per cent. Unless they were
extended the bankers Of the company
had refused to advance $4,000,000
needed for working capital.
Note holders who consent to the ex-
tension are to receive bonus of 5 per
cent of their holdings in new per
cent notes maturing at the same time
and the equivalent Of 10 per cent Of
their note holdings in common stock.
The new offer means that to every
holder of 100000 worth of the notes
who agrees to the extension will be
given $4,000 in new notes bearing the
same rate of interest and maturing in
1918. together with $4,000 new com
mon stock. Provided all the nOtehold-
ers assent there will be outstanding
when the notes mature in 1918. $1O,-
500, 900. The outstanding common
stock will also be increased by 81 000.-
600, bringing the total outstanding UP
to $11.9O9,3O0. There is $22.O0O,00O au-
thorized common and S10.000,0o0 au-
thorized and outstanding 7 per cent.
cumulative preferred.
Since early in the present year a
note-holders' committee, headed by
John w. Platten, president of the Uni
ted States Mortgage and Trust Com
pany, has been endeavoring to induce
the noteholders to agree to extend un-
til 1918 in order that the bankers Of
the company would come to their as
sistance and loan them the $4,000, 900
they needed for working capital for
the present year. About ten days ago
Clarence Funk, president of the COM
pany announces that it was unable to
meet the semi-annual interest due on
March 1, 1913. and amounting to $780,
900. The company defaulted it's inter
est on Thursday after having twelve
days of grace.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-03-17
CHARGE MAN WITH
OPERATING TIGER"
Police Arrest Henry Smith,
Colored, Alleging He Sold
Liquor Illegally in COsmO-
pOlitan Club Room.
RESULT OF A FIGHT
Filed Affidavit on
Information Given Him by
John Cheatum, Also Color
ed.

The arrest of Henry Smith. colored.
for operating blind tiger under the
name of the Cosmopolitan club was
the result of the battle between Cecil
Rhoades and John Cheatum both col
ored. Sunday afternoon in which both
men were badly cut.
Prosecuting Attorney Keller filed
the affidavit against Smith after
Cheatum had informed him that ne
groes who were not club members.
found it easy to secure any kind OF
liquor there at any other time.
Chief Goodwin and Patrolman Law
ler, who made the arrest, found large
quantities of beer whisky and gin.
The club was locked up.
Theodore Crane. another colored
man, is alleged to be implicated and
it is said he is the real proprietor of
the club Smith is called the pres
ident of the organization which is in
cOrporated under the state laws and
holds charter.
The place has been under partial po-
lice surveillance for some time. Since
the breaking up of Bob Devinney's s
Joint on Fort Wayne Avenue and ID
streets. half square away. by form
er Chief Gormon. under the thinner
man administration. the Cosmopolitan
club was organized.
The club rooms are located in the
second story of III Fort Wayne Ave
nue. and entrance is gained from the
rear. the door opening on d street.
Negroes have been seen frequently
near the place on Sunday in a drunken
condition, it is said. There is no con-
nection with a saloon and the club
does not hold saloon license.
1t is said that to become member
of the club, the purchase Of beer.
whiskey or gin is the only require
ment. Cheatum told the police that
he had not sought membership and
did not know If he was a member.
Charges We're filed today by the
prosecuting attorney in circuit court
and Smith will be brought up for trial
soon.