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Evening star., 1914-05-05
Huerta's Representatives.

Tho med,ators learned that Cen
Huerta had appointed Augustin Rodri-
guez instead of Augustin Cara as one
of his representatives in the peace
negotiations, and that the third mem
her would be Luis Elguero. They said
that these men. like Senator Rabasa.
were distinguished Mexicans, and eN-
pressed qualification at their selection.
senior Elguero is prominent lawyer.
A member of the cientifco party and
connected with the Bank of London
and Mexico.
Where the sessions of the mediators
would take place had not been deter
mined. Mexico City dispatches indi..
Gated Montreal might be the scene Of
The exchanges In official circles here
today, however. that was declared un-
likely. II was believed some quiet New
England resort would be chosen. The
delegates will have no executive part
in the preliminary negotiations. They
will transmit proposals Of the media
tors to their governments, and reply
with intimatious of the lengths TO
adjustment Of differences that led
President Wilson 10 adopt measures
short of war for the Tanpico affront.
ENJOYS in Complete Charge.
The envoys of Argentina, Brazil and
Chile made known before they resumed
their session today that they intended to
remain in complete charge of the nego-
tia.ions. That was forecast in their
note TO Carranza- The rebel chief re-
Piled TO the envoys, outlining his posi-
ton Previously he had asserted that ar
attempt TO adjust Mex!co's internal af
fairs was beyond the limit OF diplomatic
activity. and charged that Huerta de.
liberately had brought about events thai
However. the envoys st!ll hoped that
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23
W att Jensen
for Gjenvalg til
Clerk i Districts
retten.

Matt Jensen har de sidste
otte Aar indehavt Embedet som
Clerk j Distriktsretten, og har
som F61ge at sin udmarkede
Rekord vundet sig allies Amer
kjendelse. Hans Kontor er ma11r
ge Gauge bleven rest at Grand
Juryen. Der er ingenting for
s0mt, som har kunnet
tjene Publikums Bekvemlighed,
Ekspeditionen foregaar hr1rtigt,
og enhvT kommes j Mode paa
en- forakomfnende Made. Under
5hele hans Administration er
5Kontoret blevet saa omsorgs-.
Ifuldt bestyret, at der like er REST
en- eneste Klage mod dette. En-
dyghg Stab at Ko1torister. ilarr
bistaaet Mr.. Jensen j hans IAN Ar AT
bejde. I Valget af sin Hjalp
har Mr.. Jensen forspgt at faa
Ireprasenteret de forskjelligge
Nationaliteter i St. Paul, dog
a1tid saaledes, at Kompetence
3og Retskaffenhed altid har we re-
ret det agjGrende we'd Valggett.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23
Dfnneapolfe.

2brbag, ben "a. Gftpber, CT 5et
ben iibite &esiirerinssbas. @erio'
ner, fom agter at ~ltean11oe peb @algc'
sen 3om gsopentber, men iom iffe
blep regiitreret for &rimnrpalget
Stunt, maa Lobe Jig regiitrere '2pronq
Ben %. Dfftober. Dette blioer ben
ene1te @egiitreringsom fer @alget
% Dem, fom lite luoer Jig reg1itrers
nap1te Sag, for1poiat at De lite al.
jlerebe er regiltreret, pil tobe. fin @ed
til at lten1mre, ioet Gitp Glerf ¬1
for fumoglort, at 2opetl nfe tillaoe1
,Smearing IN" al 8Glger1e neo So.
peopolget i Mooemher, iom>Tlfnloe1
er peo &rimnrbalget.
@egiitreringen toregaor pon y
for @aIget beitemte @teoer, % Ste.
gi1treringsfontorerne boloes oabnt
ira ST. 6 Morgen til 8 Mfftem
Gitp GIerf har ogiaa f1rnogior1
fglgenbe @egler fro @n1glopen on
gaocn6e Megi1trering og Mcttcn tt
at lte1l1me pe6 &olget:
8erioner, iom life er regiitreret
t+ EHEF& .ErS~t - 81 . " ~ <s.E1-@~ -,.&
,oQ font pao, at 0e pH MtDe frap9=
renbe fra 8pen poo &egi1tpertngsoo'
gen 6en "a. Sftober, tan bos Gtr
Glerf erfolbe ct trpfft GertrfifG
y@egiitrp Doth Of abiolut 8oter"
iom ton 1uofpIoes og 11noerifripeS a
@elgeren I'M. 9eth @ertifitm mo-
inoleperes TIL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
&elgerens @olgoiitriH ben 24ht
Sftober, bpor @algerenS Mapn ~.
bIioe inofprt / OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
follem.
8elgere, iom loo fig regaifrere fs1
&rimprpolget, 11en lom iiben hett
@olg, % fer Sen 4oe bfbber, ba'
lnttet til a.atbef gulgbiitrift, mat
paa Megiltreriir9gbugen ben 24o
Gftober gao til OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ret / lit gatnIe &algoiitrift og faa e
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23

Nels Nelson Berglheim er en-
indf@dt Nordmand, f@dt i Nord-
ford, Bergens Stiff. Han er nu
As Aar. I I6 Aar Alderen kom
han her til Landet, val paa Sta
tens Normalskole i Madison,
S. D.. ct Aar. we'd Universite-
tet i Vermilien fire Aar, regi-
S. D., ct Aar, we'd Univ srsite-
sitetet j Efteraaret j 1895, og
graduerede fra "The College Of
Literature and Arts og Nor
nialafdelingen j 1897. Derpaa
var han Larer ct Aar, immatri-
kulerede we'd Minnesota Univer-
sitets college Of Law og gra-
.duerede fra samme j 1901. Juni
1901 fix han Authorization til
at praktisere Low, og han har
siden da praktiseret j Little
Falls, Mimi, hvor han har opar-
.bejdet en- indbringende og ON
fattende Praksis.
Mr.. B~ergheim har altid taget
virksom Del j Forretningslivet
|og offentlige; Affarer, har orga-
niseret flere lokale Selskaber
og varet President, sekreter,
eller Medlem af de allerfleste
lokale saadanne. Han har like
l1ntdteehavt nogen valgbat politisk
Bestillingg, men har yaret- en-
aksstiv Arbejder j Politiken siiden
1902, da han val Kanlidat for
County Advokat j Morrison
County j 1906 var han Randi
dat for den 1ovgiverde For
samling fra Morrison og Crow
Wing Disttriiktet og deltog Diet
AAafr j Valgkampagnen den
nordlige Del at Staten for Glen
yalg at Governor Johnson. Han
lh;ti, vaeret Medlem AZ den de-
am1so'lkratiske Centralkomite ira
EMorris !s'os'4 County CITE Ar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23
N. W.Fitzgerald
Kandidat for Register Of Deeds
Ramsey County.

E.IsEEM EET 4HH
N. w. Fitzgerald har i ID
Aar bestyret Kontoret for Re
gister Of Deeds j Ramsey Coun-
ty paa en- saa udmarket Made,
at ham nm stiller sig til Valg
igjen uden EN- eneste Mctdkan-
didat. Mr.. Fitzgerald har her i
Staten og i sit Kontor indf3rt
"The Torrens System" der
-er al stor GAVIN for Publ
KUN. bet vii vare ham en- over
ordentfig Tilfredsstillelse, at en-
hver Valger paa Valgdagen
kaster sin Stemme for ham, som
Bevis paa Anerkjendelse at hans
Embedsf@relse.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23

ueo naie Qeeoe, Ureone Aften 8. 6,
Noperpber, ltnl Inniengoa oper 81
bonaoc @lilpe poa aalarior @ioeleer
Sail til &loffen u, boor belle Gen
henlfe l1n0oom llreo beoite @e,1ner,
la,liet e1ttM &c igjen1lem oereS Soc
bre itonr i Dorbin0elje nleb Brooer-
l%a1nduatoet eller itfc. M 6urif Ting
Dom er irpiteret til at tage beres
@iGrtelsue,rner meo, lelp ON be er
8ebrrere.
aomiteen bnr ligelebs betroet
mig, nt Ser bill blipe Ierget for q,
mggclig &rog for &olmers faite
gtof. Som loo! De,1,e @oneg ifal
Salen iplGss 1neo glabe 8Giter. SIN
gen Spiritlls pil forefinoes, met1 en-
beilig Sop anffe.
g. 4. Masrmls1en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23

SssgNE
UT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES reSoT'
1' ..1. -. 8.
IS,
9~spl1t1pef1e''f 1toles o'h.a'et'''u y.
ssrom bar tll1)en Rolu'l1pr1en =
Aar, bar tagef IN AIl1eo 1oa q NY,
trnoe 0lr1oaet y. ". Nerl'n wa
70. SON o1l fao en- Re''''oa 81
ON Dfaaaeoeh.
-
6enbeb 1000 engelift Meobor8ere
Of SCI. OeorVe oepen u''uo1 :"
at b1oraee ~ ~ ualure gepuH1 ivy
laa1o ola1tol o.
n1't'er. iu!1tl Sss' wv =
q4o'Ooo l"'1'N ple"'
"
9ommer Jreo TX. Satl'11 1pger
8lenpolg 1oa1 Oo11111uer Oeltru1s=
petten TOR Nas11ep eAoatnm. 9tl
boot 80 Aars erfor1@ loan Pro11'=
lerenoe Aopotnt ct. Naa1l, % o9~
1na l1ofDlo1 gmpeoR1 IH1e 8o''u'1l
til %les &1l1reosDeo. &o'm''er eu
ltn er en- Dpl1 o1te1 ~ea1ep'' uHl. tp1S
Dm1 ol1oer 9le''po49l' ''l'er' W ~.
fploe I'M a'1oen &er1'1n puu t1s Ivy
1ao ofro'9 % 1Vuo.lslplse ~'ss'"
-
Statnen al 8rigacegenerat SbteloS
afilpreoes / Eirsoags / &apitolietS
UNDER Gperpnrslie al benz
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23
Gn 8anfet for
linn. mn. j. 1ruxn.

MN Z-EE
I'LL blipe arrangeret / 6otel saint
&anl", 81. Ea1l, Minn., Strsoas
Mfibbas ben 27be Gftpber, ST. 1
prrcis.
Mrrangemcntet al 8anfetten lsbes
al pur b~efjenote 2anbsmanS ST.. s.
9. iceberg, Meblem at ben bemo-
fratiife Gtats-Gentralfumite. 8illet
til 8anfetten er lat til $1.OO.
Sim 400 &erioner fan affommo=
beres, bporfor man ! SIDE bbr ben-
benbe Jig til @r. 6eiberg % ffre fg
.~reierneret Gnbe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23
c. STEVENS,
Kandidat for Kongressen fra
4de Distrikt.

Frederick c. Stevens bqr
gjenvalges til Kongressen ira
4de Distrikt, som han med Ha-
der har repraesenteret siden 1897.
1 Landets kongres er Mr..
Stevens Skaberen at fqlgende
Love:
Dolliver-Hepburn Railroad
Act, Extension OF Forest Re-
serve, National Irrigation Act.
Improvement Of waterways and
reservation OF water power ST.
ties. Employers Liability Act,
Regulation Of Railroad EN-
ployees hours Of Labor, og
mangfoldige andre Love, der
wiser, at Mr.. Stevens er en- at
wore NEST yttige Mend
Kongressen. vi anbefaler hans
Gjenyalg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23

vNorman0en" CT BET eneite ifanois
,,apiffe 8lab Nmerifa, Der bar in
egen &rigsforreiponoeut, og til bet
tie panlfelige Snerp er palgt Sfan.
b~inaber11ss bpetigite % melt berb11te
Sonrnaliit, Beer .. strbn1,1e.
@trpmmeS 8repe % Dbierpa=
toner fra &rigSmarfen
.og Sc tiIitgoenoe 2anoe bill BET
11orf-onnife 5prog fitn lnies I
'}Nuruuan1rn
ser nofommer i @ronb Sorts, g.
ugentIig meo s a u Sioer %
foiter $1.0O Maret.
4. .. Strbrnutes 3ejiebrepe ira
bons fgrite geroensreife faces !
gogfprm frit Of ollie me Wbot1-
1enter geno 500 ioog til
.Nofmanden Pub. GO.
as kittson Ave, 0rand Fesikas, u %. 2.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23

PAID ADVERTISEMENT
Inserted for Clerk eff Distrikt
Court Matt Jensen, St. Paul,
by Carl Ekman, 1854 Como
Ave, st. Paul, land is to be paid
at the rate ofs$1.oo' pr. inch.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23

nySeliat aaifeforo. 8eitprerir1oert,
Mrs. 6olit, operbrogte en- @upe fra
&e,nerne iom cit lille Grfjer0tligfeo..
gn l)pmgelia giterniooog til6ragtes,
mco santale og Gong.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23

Mrs. &etcr 3eterien, 1921 29tb
Mpe. g, bapoe fi0ite 8orgoog 8eipa
al got1rIp Ben1,er fra ct. 8eoerS
airfes apinoeforq1ing. @rlrnhet
paa gpgbom Dor Mrs. Beterien / oe
iibite Mar ppret fforbiirtoret at toge
af ftii Gel / Mrbeiod, men set CT neo
ltgrie ~sSsnderesie bun felga oens
Tremlfriot. Sum bar elp pruet mel
iii 1t title apinoeforerpir,gen, o
arbeioet ibaroigt gieuretr. nra1ge
Nar. apinocforeni,,sen oaffde Y
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23

v@ertificate Of &en1opul" og meo~
bringe set til NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
/ oct @algbultriith, bpor @algeren MI
Dor, og bans Mapn bill blioe inofert
i NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sit bette
mao gjeres poo lan1me Cog, ben "a.
Gftober.
Gelge.e. lom .er flptta fra ct
@olgo' -tri:t til ct arbet eiter fen
36ie Sftobsr, fam life 1temme pco
@olget sen 3bae Nopember, ib,:
Minn,1oias @alglob tiger, at 9"
@nlger nnaa bone boot / Staten
fefs Moamocr og / lit @algbiitrift !
treotpe Cage for at funne ltemme
peo Mcrember=Galgt.
ct. &ebers &irtea snnbassifole
bolber ip~ritfommen6e 9erong ST.
$50 en- ielihobelig 5amnenfomlt /
@%irfeiulen. 8pr1unne me6bringer be-
re 9l1ncb, Spnbugsifolen Dl ierpere
@botoln0e.
Sen banife iclifabelig Club r@ar=
mo11ien" ofbolber lelifabelig @mr=
menfomit / Comics lille Sal 2erbag
Mften oen 81. Sftober. Morteni ens
Srfeiter 1eperer Mh1iitfen. .Ml1e ct
pelfpmmpat.
@ielie. CHARLES gbmarb S%anfprb
og Miis @aren Marie Semi en, 8up=
fiel6, isis, piebes ben 20. Dftober
&ienmmt hos Naitor q. S. Garp=
gooro. Sc MpgifteS &iem blipe1
/ Minneapolis.
Nani &btnDegDmnaftiffpre11t11
padbegpnoer i'm @pmnnitif Girsou!
Sen 81. Sftober 81. 8,15 Miten
Sorm Genital Sigh Scbool, put
&igrnet al "a. st. og @e0ar slue
@pmnaitiffe1 bill / Nor iom forbel
blipe ,unber 6rn NgrregourbS fp1
6ige' 2e6elie / en- f1lbt ITO tilipore11
Sc @pmnaltifinl. gnbper fpi11beli!
Deltager er pelfumre1t.
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@oloatba airfes apinoeforenine

Vulyulpu SttTle9 NutNOtIVItuIuy
pnlgte nm @eitprclie fpr ct Mnr peD
:Dtebet bos Mrs. g. 6. Jreoerifien,
ct. Mnto11p Mpe., ben s. Sftober:
Mrs. y. 6. Sobnim &raiioent;
Nfrs. q. 6. JuaDericfien, @oeI&r9i.
Nfrs. 8. @%briitenien, ausierer;
Mrs. 3. &eoer1em, SefretRr.
5orsoag Sen %. Sttober touoe
@pin6eiore11ingm Mpoe bos WdrS.
9pmlen, 500 COMO Mpe.
@or 2mbsmaub Matt Semen er
otter @a11oiioat for @lerf for 81
1trtftsretten, og berrneb - reroalggb
Naio" S119en Mnbafalinger babpoes.
.Gnboer oanjf @nlger, Der lRier ct.
NmrI Iioenoe - og set gigr eq1bper
6nnlt 89lqer ct. &ol - oil gipe
bonn fin Sterra1re poo Galgbogem pg
bnn Mium pulgt meh enbnn iterre
Majoritet emo peo rrogen foregaoaen-
Sc '9ejligbeo.
Den bempfratiife @ltpernbrfanbi.
bat, 50. g. &ammo1o, ug @ongreS.
ma16 @alpor Stsenerlon for lope1
Mtnnelota Joreit Serpice at upoer
itgtte M11itaffelim AT Ell v@porp
Meroplam" for &ntrullerin9em a
Win,efptos sfore. Meningen er a,
pirte / @aibington for, at 8epillin
gen til 0lauben ifal ornfatte Torlel
meo ouenneunte Maifiner i 5fop
oriftens Eie1teite.
snrpriie-@aab. On store a
genner, SO / Snllet, operruitsoe Dol
betierote 2anbsmanb Ggnate Mabfet
poo bars 50=aurige 5soiels1og Girs
0g 0er IL. Gftober. Ser operraftes
Je61felSbagsbarnt en- lG0erlpoitoppe,
2Gnatod, og Mftenen tilbragtes mel
at lptlle. rHrogresiiDe 500. 6or,
friifninger ierpereoes igiernem Mfte
ne11, og Ell aalttat 2lrt1cb iernereoes
peo 11=9ioen al Mfrs. MaaDien. ST
imltffere Set emo 6enne bar iieIoer
eller maaife alhrig p9ret hilbrogt al
6tsle &enner, iom Dor tilitnbe.
On Deltoger.
ct. Nm1l, Minn., is. Dft. 1914
&r. @eoufter::-
s.. 6. Nnerier1 9oges 8aaar er M
operltaae og @eugene er i @asier1
On 9m til Gem for Genes Gel ! al
opt1aa BET ~glimrerbe @eihltnt, % Ii.
geleoes til ollie oisie, bnooe MeeoIem.
men og SsffttezMpolemer, ipm yoeoe
aomiteen 0eres stghe. Mrbaibn pa1
msiiomneligt, me1, @eialtate BON
glimrer1oe. gelebet lfnl Der iiHttk
noep,1es al to @rln1oe, fsr1t foroi
en6rt1 en- lille Cunt piI blioe lagt til
ben itore, Ser olIerBbe er / anshre-
re1s 8giiooelie, % for oHso1M, d
SendDn til 6e al bore M1eolenune1
Tom iIet ingenSnterassie tog i ga.
gen.
9e11ne MifRre bar u~beIufftterbe, OBJ.
orbeioH for at tje1n Maapge;; mroatge
gjouoc4 8rpul, forbi @onriteen i iftt
botooc CONS i D~orbnroslie nneb lu1n.
nte: 0etta bar imiioolerti0 unuliqt,
% A~,,toriteterne life tailnoer spiu.
talSlioiolg 6orbntoeIi neo Dons.
GU bar intiolerth III 91poa6e1
8oospoo n og pa d peotoge, a
Hg#s sssN #%# SsM& ss
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23
PAID ADVERTISEMENT

Prepared in the interest of
Frederick C. Stevens, by Carl
Ekman, 2254 Como Ave, for
which $1.oo an inch is to be
paid.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23

PAID ADVERTISEMENT.
Prepared in the interest Of M.
~. Fitzgerald, ST. Paul, Mimi,
BY Carl Ekman, PISA Como Ave.
for which $1.oo per inch is to
be paid.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23
Hrrr $trnmntr

Ser i oper tire Mar bar peret rNor-
manoen"s reiienbe &orrefponoem og
lom iaaoon 2 @onge bar reiit Ser
ben runot, er MI afrejit til europa
iom
rNormanben"s arissforreipOnbeut.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23

Toreorag. Maln0ag Mtten Sen 26.
Oftpber boloer 4saitor SOB. g.
gbrtitianien ira Geoor Sails Sore
orag i st. Neoers 0unife ll1tberife
airfe, 9. ctr. og 20. gpe. g. Sri
Moum1g. Mlle pelfom1m.
Miiis Otter spnber9aarb afreilte
iorleoen til Welar SOILS, Soma, for
at Mjgge Slggt pg Genner.
&aiare,t / ct. Nebers borif. llttb.
Strife, 2O09 8. Str. 5pb, Sen 6. oa
Z. Nonemher bringes / Genners Ct
inorimg. Ser bill Blue ltnGsrboD=
ming al forlfjcllig Clogs. Mar1ge
@auer er allere0e inOfpmne og flere
imynslees meb 1afnemltgbeD. Dtsle
fam enten leperes til asnltor Iarp=
qoaro, 2S1O 6. %. st., eller til
6. 6. Gbriitelrie1t, 9O1 Minnebaba
Mpe., eller oil Mipe nfbe11tet, ON
man oil teletp1ere.
@eb Mlcyanbra 2oge No. % al
.Ganif Seiteriamfl1n"s Meoe Sen 8.
Sftpber Mep set beltemt, at afbolDe
en- lellfabelig Smmrenfonit 6reoug
Mften SEN 80. Gftober pua Carlos
lille Snl for ggltrene meb Dnrnilie
og @epner iartt @rebnane al Gbor=
pnloien 2oge geo. Is. Ser bil bfipc
3uns, og bDem lom e11ifer at ipille
Sort fnn afbenptte 4I1ublofalet. Ga
oct er cen ferlte ielifabelige Cont
menfomit bette Gfteruar, re1tter pt
at faa flrl6t Sus. 8nffe % anger
lerberes, efitra gob Mal1itf % altlam<
men for en- lille Detailing beo S,ro<
gat1ge1. 2ogen 9aar go6t fremoo,
Optagelier foregaar bper Mften ogi
Mniggnimger fommer itnoig ino.
Otter Meeo1 pe6 &affeborod bar oil
Inopanligt En- aller anoen lille @e=
.ptligbeo; 6erfor, 5gitre, fom till
Mpoet ian ofte Set er eoer ml1ligt.
. sc. S.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23

SalDlcr 1Qlfr tor Q0ttt1D1D. 2Mt1
@. 2a1pler, lom par @ammonGs pig-
tiglte &inal / &rmnrpoIget, bolber
mi buer 1ue 1nler for @ommono og
mraaoer enBDer at ltem11e puo bum
tor 8uper1lgr, og poa ollie Statsfnn=
0i0ater paa lalnme Galg1eo6el.
8alter 8. Gbapin er an1b1om for
GmebeDet lom Diitriftsbpnn11er for
Momlep Gca1ntp. Mr. Gbupin er en-
Mtann, Der bar puret bofn / ct.
Nald / 45 Mor og bnr orepet Cog
Wrerforretl1itng ber / nGlter1 80 Mnr.
Noa mat1ge foritjellige Maa6er bor
bon poet ct pglentligt 8ibrog til
91pens 6remgung, oe Gems @d bar
altib ligget bam poo sinoe. SOM
bill loen 1oipl gi6re JpLoe1t, bpis
BON if1tl0e blipe naIgt til bette Cont
merlnoe.
st Grpreis=8b ne6 Mapn &eter
So &our foriponot i 9nsongg Mftes,
effer at bun bnpbe mootuget to Sem
gefprfenoelier pnn ca. 5000 |
Union Stntio1ten. grpreisfonupaq=
NETS &osierer, q. 8. Olinger, logbe,
ct Ga Moa1r bat0e bentet 8elngepaf-
fferne tent Girsbugg og lite leperet
benz til aonhoret. Cams Gogn bier
lunoef ct bnIpt 8hportal ira aonto.
get, % mon 1prolig oDer bans Ian9t
Jraporr beapn6te at is9e effttm Dam.
54an hapoe nm pnrt @onnpagniiets
l1teih Ell Meaaneb.
nIpffestilfrl6r, Ntdg SobnIon. e.
MpanIer iio1n bar beifnftigd meo no
get Arbcj0e poo Mairneioto NIbor111a=
10 grMnin1gen poa 2Drtbalrit og nmi.
Deritp Nbem4ag, M i Ma11oogs,
oea1s ban ito6 poo Ell 5tige
ze . epiIeptiff Mnfao % itprteoe rel
pboa ggsaoen. San blep brngt til Ctr
oFpitd, bbor bon tort efter bsoe
aslosnariagen bar e 8rlo poos6ier,
nletifoiIe1 Spbnfon bar 50 glnr sl
q alpiff. SOM Ioeereoe ] Jnrrsll
oteI poa MaiiomoD. ..ss
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23
st. Paul.
8pbeber maa inbienoes. faa De er
9rptferiet fenelt Eorsbag Miooag.
&pntpr: POI Court Blpcf.
geb 3ipb eller @eparation al
ubre bigg ben p%eltienote Supeler
Simon Nelion, 209 6. 7tb Street.

&aa @rmnb al pulitiif &atronase
fra MI al til Gulget beoes 2glerm
m0ifplbe Set mirrore mopalg al ont
oct 9pieltof, Ger imi6lertio oil blipe
gpotgjort efter @alget.
-- ..-ss.
st Nntal af 25 &arfpolitibetjente
er mi blepen of1feoiget in0tu neite
6oraor.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-02-12
COUNTY
CONTEST A
FAIRFAX WANTS SUPREME
COURT TO PREVENT VOTE ON
REMOVAL OF COUNTY
SEAT.

Pierre, S. D.-The contest in the
supreme court, in which Fairfax, the
present county seat of Gregory coun-,
ty, seeks to avoid a fight with any
other town in the county for county
seat honors was before the supreme
court Saturday. Burke and Herrick
ask that an elimination vote be taken
at the March primary, under the pro-
visions OF Chapter H., Laws of 1911
which seeks to stop long drawn II
county seat contests by the elimina-
ton of candidates which are put il
the field in such contests to prevent
any one town from getting a majority
vote, by reason OF a multiplicity OF
candidates.: and are asking for an or
der compelling the county commits
sioners and county auditor to place
their names upon the March ballot.
The Fairfax contention is that
Cllaprer 112, Laws of 1911 is i'll vio-
lation of Section 3 of Article nine of
the constitution which prohibits con
tests for removal stf county seats
once permanently f" located. oftener
than once in four years. 1t is claimed
that Fairfax in 1893 received a ma
jority vote for county seat in Il con
test with Dallas, and that any con-
ties must be based on that fact. In
1908, Just prior to the first contest,
The supreme court held that as the
majority vote received by Fairfax
was at a special instead of general
election, there was never a perman-
.ent location under the provisions of
the constitution, and that the per-
malfent vote is yet to be taken. The
Fairfax c~ontendants ask hat the
court reverse itself on this ruling,
which they do not believe to have
been a correct one. In this case, ii
the vote in 1898 is held to have been
for d permanent location, it would
require a two-thirds vote for removal
instead of Il mere majority.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-02-12
ENCINE KILLS
WEALTHY FARMER
EMMANUEL sCHOENFELDER. OF
HUTCHINSON COUNTY, is
CAUGHT In WHEEL.

h funeral was held at DimmoclS
yesterday afternoon of Emmanuel
Schoenfelder, the wealthy Hutchin-
son county farmer who was badly
mangled in a gasoline engine last
Saturday afternoon and died on Sun
day. Mr.. Schoenfelder was a brother
of the we'll known Schoenfelder bro
theirs who live in Tobin township.
The accident occurred when Mr..
Schoenfelder was Smelling corn on
his farm, located Just over the line
in Hutchinson county from from To-
! township. He was one-armed and
was using his foot to help i'll putting
the belt of the shelter back on the
engine. The foot slipped in the wheel
and his clothes became entangled in
the cogs.
By the time the engine was stop
ped it was found that the leg had
been frightfully mangled and that he
had received fatal internal injuries.
Mr.. Schoenfelder died on Sunday. He
is survived by a wife and a large
family of children. The deceased was
accounted one of the wealthy farm
ers of Hutchinson county.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-02-12
NIGHT PASSENGER
ON OMAHA WRECKED
NEAR WORTH|N6T0N
One Killed and Four
teen Injured in the
Smash-U Up.
BY BROKEN RAIL
Steel Coaches Undoubtedly
Saved Lives of Many
Passengers.
BY BROKEN RAIL

st. Paul, Minn.-One was killed,
fourteen were injured and forty
others were badly shaken up when
the Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis &
Omaha train No. ., the Omaha
Twin City Limited, was wrecked by
a broken rail near Bigelow. Mimi,
early today, while speeding to Min
neapolis.
The rail, which had contracted and
snapped because of the cold, SEN the
all-steel train hurting over on its
side. All of the train, except the To-
connective, was overturned in a
ditch. The sleeping passengers had
no chance to prepare for the shock,
The steel equipment undoubtedly
saved many lives.
A rescue party was at once form
ed by train crews and uninjured pas
sengers, who succeeded in dragging
many from the overturned train.
j. Bloomfield of Surprise. Nebras,
ka, killed. Among the injured are
Jack p. Cullen. of Sioux City, anG
A. Stapleton, of Lake Andes. S. ID.
The majority of those injured are
st. Paul and Minneapolis people
None of the injured are believed tt
be. fatally hurt. Wrecking train,
were sent out together with surgeon,
and nurses, from Worthington, eigh
miles distant. All the injured wer,
taken TO Worthington.