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The Detroit times., 1914-11-23
WILL ASK SECOND
TRIAL FOR HUHrA

MARQUETTE, Mich, Nov. 23.--
Especial John Huhta, former OH
Ger OF the Western Federation y,
Miners. having been convicted here
Saturday night of the killing OF Thorn
as Daily, and the two Jane brothers
at Painesdale. last DECEMBER, during
the copper country strike. prepara'
tions were made for the trial OF his
alleged fellow-assassins, Nick Yer.
banac. Hjaalmer Jailonen and Joseph
Juutenen, arrested on his confession
Meanwhile Huhta's lawyers are pre-
pairing TO ask new trial. A bill Of
exceptions will be fled today.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-23
PROPOSALS WANTED
FOR LICENSE SIGNS

Sealed proposals will be received by
the License Collector of the City OF
Detroit up to IL q. IN. on Tuesday, Dec.
I. 1914, for furnishing approximately
5000 pairs OF sheet steel License Tags
with white enamel and raised letters
and numerals. Samples and speciflca-
tions are to be had on application at
mail. The license collector reserves
the right TO reject any and all bids.
Bids should be marked Proposals
for signs" and addressed to
GEORGE A. WALTERS,
A-1043 License Collector.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-23
WORLD WAR
FROM DAY TO DAY

ievsk, q frst-class fortress OF
great strength.
Into this NAV between the for
tifications OF Warsaw and Novo
Georgievsk, Won Hindenberg must
now venture. II he II outHanked,
or 10 caught In the rear. he will
be driven between the fortresses
and against the vistula with
catastrophe Inevitable. In favor,
however. OF the risks Won Hin
denberg Is running, Is the fact
that none OF the Slav command
ers has shown q capacity for d.
recting a coup Of this nature.
Nevertheless. the fact remains
that at no time during the war
has there been so splendid an op-
portunity for devastating stroke
as Won Hindenberg 10 now offer
ing the Russians. On the other
hand. no such daring has been
shown by anyone In the east or
west comparable to Won linden
berg's present drive. The risks
are such that probably nobody but
Won Eindenberg would accept.
Ills own army is certainly out
numbered two to one. IL not more.
while the Russian roads are In
poor condition, making German
advantage through natural mob
\llity exceedingly difficult TO de-
elop. Won Hindenberg. how
Aver. Is OF the type who reveis In
lc.l handicaps. His open crit
ems Of the kaiser's strategy at
~ maneuvers during peace
r what caused him to be on
etired list when the war
out, But he and the Kaiser
rp their differences m the
the national crisis and
gutenberg started ahead 10
title Of prince. which will
<red on him II he pre-
>fern Germany from
The Detroit times., 1914-11-23
slss:'f'sa sasss: | eie' S o1d !

Cash with order IL charged. &c a
line.
No transient advertising inserted for
per Insertion,
The above rates apply to nll clsssin-
cations except Births, Cards OF Thanks.
Obituaries. Meeting Notices and all Ads
preceding Male Help
Births. Deaths. Cards of Thanks and
Meeting Notices--Minimum charge. 35c
Tor 20 words or less. Over 20 words
word.
Personnls--Minimum charge. soc.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-23

Ferry avenue, and liable I'd
sessed for said Improvement u
provisions OF the City Char
that n, roll OF said assessment
completed and will remain at
SCISSORS Office, In the City OF
from the date hereof until De
sth. 1914. for the inspection OF d
sons concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY Daniel l. DilworfY
A-1035 Presidane,
The Detroit times., 1914-11-23
NOTICE. PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Nov. 2s. 1914
Paving Notice No. 1885
MILITARY AVENUE

Te-w. III. Dustin. ~. Rowen, A. Burr
janek. w. Orinston. q. Olaszewicz, MI
chael opalet, l., Loosemore. Max Stad-
ler. n. Frank. j. Reuter-, NJ. Mathews.
Chas. Burrows. NJ Miasga, A. Walk
owicz. w. Smith. Grosfleld & Scanlon.
Mary r. Damien, Boniface Machowlcz.
John Sondil, j. Komicz, q. Oleszewski.
Thomas Maloney. 3 Litwinski, Caro-
line Sanders, Chas. Il, Kitchen. Caroline
Criss. W Rlepaczyk. John Janitske.
and to all other persons owning. &c
of tho lots and premises frol.lnSn. =
Military avenue I'm said City
troit within the limits
mentioned.
OF Leavi
nanspa9
The Detroit times., 1914-11-23
lSH HEIRS
! $25,OOO
Fash to Car
Estate in

Of the late
Huron. who
will TO So
$1,000. 900
subscribed
pg raised
he Grand
he money
te. which
ation.
pee OF the
RI Huron
ue OF the
why we
donation" !"
Tho Is ap-
70 Flattery
we're asked
Id they re-
the estate
hdily given
matter Is
Huron rela-
last viii OF
Huron heirs
700. while the
$4,000 from
hey Selling, al
Z TO show that
WAS 81 years old
Mtally incompe-
iue,ade his Will.
hrh wife. written
~ TO bear out
had been men
1yetter OF a cen
rAsit Mr.. Walsh
". y.NSite nephew.
4 bAaking his
nt,lg. During
yaiHlways said
Sell by Ed
Ithbella Keith.
ri her funeral.
eihe made his
= only 81, ,000."
M-ial In Port
The Detroit times., 1914-11-23
FOR sALr-FARMs.
Near the City Property
STORA0A

STORE YOUR TRUNKS at 1ss Michi-
gan-avs. Main 1904.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-23

III III NOW
A GREAT WAVE OF PROSPERITY
troit has felt the depression less
jump next spring az g never before.
IF YOU ARE WISE
YoU. WILL BUY NOW.
obsScs soS VIII never aver get rSv SO goSd S.,a.vs
you will never see values as low as
they are this momens In Detroit. Let
me sSw aSsuTs re- X9l XYs that rI,,p ro ,,,v
l.. j. FASQUELLE
30t Cham. Com. u. .. r. z. B. Cad 90S.
The Detroit Sales Service Co
4th Floor, 161 Griswold
OUR MOTTO
No commission to be paid.
We have property Of all de-
scriptions throughout the city,
from two hundred dollars up
to twenty thousand. Property
for sale as follows:
Y Light housekeeping apts--LA-
sixteen thousand dollar home
Hencock-aye.
Modern home-Maybury-a
Thoroughly modern = vinswood-
Modern throughout-wabas
Two-story, single - Lans-ave.
Modern home--wsbb- ave.
Flrst-clasa cottage-Cavalry-av
Nice homs-Logan-a Spring
wells.
Modern home-Crans- ave. mr.. Mack.
Modern throughout-Semino ave.
River front lot, near Jefferson
Price s7ss; $500 down
WE HAVE semi bungalow first
block or Jefferson. within Ave min
utes' walk from Chalmers plant;
1900 down. Fisher-Maire Realty Co..
326 Hammond Bldg. Main 1859.
FOR SALE-rARMs.
Near the City Property
Improved property out Gratiot-Ave.
Three 6-acre tracts. One 6-acre tract
One 6h acre tract. One 0-acre tract
One 3b-acre tract. One 81 -acre tract
One 40-acre tract. One 50-acre tract.
Vacant tracts II desired.
STEELE BROTHERS
SIG Free Press Bldg. Cad. S3as.
DTORAGh
STORE YOUR TRUNKS at 1ss Michi-
gan-avs. Main 1904.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-23

DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS
Nov. 1s, 1914
The Detroit times., 1914-11-23
sroRaGE AVID CARRIAGE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED used postage stamps and
stamp collections for cash McOraw
Stamp CO.. soc Elks Temple Phone
cRdiifac $685.
OLD leather beds wanted. Jewel Feather
Mattress CO.. $50 Mich. Cherry coll
The Detroit times., 1914-11-23

DESKS-LOW PRICES
We have n large assortment of roll
and nat tops at prices that are rock
bottom. Detroit Store Fixture Co..
3S7-S4l Gratiot-ave Main 4022.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-23
PROPOSALS FOR
REINFORCED CONCRETE
BRIDGE

the Office OF the Department of Public
Works, Detroit, Mich, until Tuesday,
Noy. "a, 1914, at 10 o'clock Q. m. stand
ard time, at which time and place they
will be opened. for building
The Detroit times., 1914-11-23
DO TT NOW

roR sALE-REaIDErcn PROPERTY
The Detroit times., 1914-11-23
REINFORCED CONCRETE BRIDGE
OVER C0NN0R's CREEK AT
WATERLOO STREET.

Bidders are required to fle a certi-
fisd check In the sum OF $500 with the
Department OF Public Works. before
that should they be the lowest bidders
they will. within Ave days after being
awarded the contract by the depart
company bond In the full estimated
amount of contract.
Checks and proposals to be placed In
separate envelopes.
posals IL expressly reserved
All proposals to be made in dupli-
cate.
s16S GEO. II. FENKELL,
A-103O Commissioner.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-23

ways. and at the
time prevent fraud 0
schemes from dekivins
an appearance Of merit
by association with REP
utable names.
nxraot from The Report =
Governor Hushss' stook J
nzaAAnss oonnissiea
The Detroit times., 1914-11-23

WE HAVE semi bungalow first
block on Jefferson. within Ave min
1900 down. Fisher-Maire Realty Co.,
326 Hammond Bldg. Main 1859.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-12

|ltruftion ser %3ablreiden ausitellungs-
|polalte idreitet riitig portDarts, uno
bis gum sSuIi oiirften Die fammtli6en
Observation-Disclosures fir Die
|glufnabune ser Nusitellangsobiefte fer
tia gelteat fem. Nab ben btsberigen
Mmelouneen gu urtbeilen, meroen
mdibreno Der M%usitearng 200 grobe
nationale u,rb interrattonale Ser
%iammlnnee1 uno &onbente bort to-
gen, nit uber 100000 Delegaten.
|Du31 fon,mt nod als cine beiou6ere
Mttraftion bas @enoe5bous bon
ariegsi6iffen fat idmmtlider 2an-
ser i'm Soften bon Gan 6roncisco bal6
rab benz Gr0ffmungstage. 8isber
Fboben iiber 5000 Tobrifanten on(er
8elttbeile entme6er ibre betreffenoen
Mu Neutrality-suspicious. bereits belegt
ooer bo6 INN iol6e nadgeil1dt. SIM
gon3en iinb bereits iiber 1000 folder
Mpplifotionen eingelaufen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-12
@anama-Ga eifie,g
@of II, z. @dra

Sir sic @r0ffm1ng Ser 8anoma=
Notwithstanding in Gan Srancisco
lift jebt en6giltig ser 90. 8ebruor
1915 feitgefebt tpor6en. 8isber boben
"a Motionen offi5iem lire @etbeili-
gung an Ser Musitellrng 5ugeiagt uno
tire ipe5ieGlen 8euiaigungen gemadt.
Sit ibrer @pite ftebt Mreenttnien nit
elmer @toatsiubbention bon $780,
|OO0. Donn foIgen nrter on6erer
8plibio, @ubo, @bina, @oita &ifo,
@ano6o, g. 0omtngo, @fuabor,
|Sronfrei@, Guatemala, &oiti, Sonou=
ros, &ollon6, Sopon; 2tberta, Merifo,
geiforog11o> Savanna, @eru, @ortngal,
|@oIbooor, @dmeoen, Spanten, nrn<
g11op, DGnemarf, Gbtle, 8raiilien,
Meufeelano, @eriten, Mortpegen, Slr-
fei, @ere5nela un6 Std1ien. Die @on-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-12
Stoaten bos @edt Ser Snterbention
gum S9ub ibrer 8iirger eingerd1mt,
fails bie merifami9e &egierung ba5u
arber itan6e lit.
&um Ser bemtiden 8otidaft

@afbington, 9. g., 6. @6ar5.
Gin fur5er l1rlal1b BON 5pei Gagen,
Ser 5pei Mtta@es Der oeutiden 8ot<
.idaft gemabrt mur6e, iomie Ole 8eru-
flung zines 6ritten nod Ser merifa=
niiden &auptitaot, bat MnlaB 81 benz
.@erudt gegeben, bob ein gro Der Sbeil
6es 8otidaftSitabeS ben 8efebl err
balten babe, in Merifo Die @ntuid=
lung Ser Dinge 5m beobadten. Sonpt=
ma111 Sran5 bon Sopen, Ser Militar-
ottade, gebort nunmebr audi Der oeut=
iden 9egation IN Merifo @itD an.
Gin an6eres Meitglie6 Ser 8oti6aft,
&apitdn. 8oDI@6, Morineattade, bat
cine &eife nod 6em Si6en unternom=
men, sic ber1nntbli6 Bis nod Sapana
m1sge6ebnt miro; Oh in @usiibung Ell
ner amtliden Gunftion, lit ni6t be-
fantt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-12
aabimettsfriie in Staliett,
SO m, 8. Mdr5.

neutrality-suspicious. @iolitti iber-
reidte @omig 8ittor gman1tal ant
5onntog SOS &udtrittsgeiu@ fetnes
@%obiretts. 8ereits ant 2. Mar5 ml1r=
'oe ei1e Miniiterfrife borausgefagt.
Canals botte sic &egierlng Dos 8mo<
get fir bie ne1te italienii6e &olonte
.2ibpen our@geiebt, @remier @iolittis
iebnliditer @ltni9, nod 6eiien Or
fiiaung ct BON Ser politiiben 8Ibne
a6trete11 tpoqte. Mm lebten Samitag
menbete ii6 ie6o@ plotlid 6aS 8lott;
6ic MaoifaIen inn 8arlament, Die ur=
ipriingli6 ouf ieiten Ser @egier1ng
seiiimmt batter, gingen CUR Oppoit<
tio11 iiber un6 lieBen 6a6ur@ 6ie &e=
yierungspartet in Der M~ftnberbeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-12
eSn 11ammem.
ct. 2nuiS. 9. Mara

Y. ~ ~ ~ ~. ~SA%O.
Gin furdtbareS Gerer. bat in Der
letten Ma6t bos Yrodtgebd116e bes
MiiIouri Mtbletic Club beimgeiu6t.
2angere 3eit idien es, ols Oh Der
gan5e 8lod, ser bon Ser 4. 9traBe,
8rooomop, @aibington=Mpe. nn6 91=
|cas=Mpe., begren3t miro, Ser &erni@<
|tung perfallen iei. Tim 2.45 Morgens
ftir5te 6as Sud- bes maiiipen @eban-
bes, bas fait 6ie &alfte 6es 8lodes
.ei,rnimmt, ein. Die genoue 3obl Ser
|Gooten fam nod ridt beitimmt uer-
|ben; tire S9dbung i6manft 5mii@en
is nnb 100. &egiitriert paren in
6em @Inb 1876 @erionen; aber man
meiB ni9t, pie biele bon 6ieien bel
Musbrnd) bes Gerers in Dem @ebdn-
Sc tpore11. Ser Sa6ido6en miro anf
mebr oIs 100000 gei@abt. Die
6rei Eo6ten, 6eren 9eiden %geborgen
tpur6en, iino: g.. S. @esler, AZ Sabre,
@efdaftsleiter ser 2molom, SaDlor
|@ire So, 914 8ineitr., eeto6tet bel
Sprung al1s benz g.. Stodtperf. Sobn
Mortin Slider, 40, ct. Soul, Gene
rol=Mnoitor ser Sor6 automobile
Co.: im 6rttten Stodmerf berbrannt
gefnnoen. SSames @ilep, IS Sabre
alt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-12
Snmgamerifa.
&anias @itD, &c.,, Z. Madrra.

&anus @itp, Mo., Z. Mear5.
Ser &oliaei liefen Iette 9ea6t 5tpei
nl6mere SSungen" in oie &anbe, SEQ
eagle, Is Sabre, unb Mrtbur &bo6es,
16 Sabre alt. Sic botten ioeben tnie=
Der einen erfolgreiden @irbrmd aus
gefibrt u110 rabmen sic 8eutebertbei-
lung Dor in elmer Nuep nit elmer 3u
louten DiSfuiiion. Gin poor @oli3i=
item mnr6en a1f iie aufmerfiom nn6
bro6ten 1ie IN &oft. Cine @iiitation
ouf Ser 8oli5eiitation ergob, boB Ole
beioen Burden etli9e &epolper mn6
|S@lagrine bel ii6 fibrten fomie 81
garren un6 3iinoboI5er. sSn einem
fl1r5en &neu5berbor gaben fie gu, sic
Mfebr5aW Der mDiterioien @inbriid)e
Der lebten 3eit bermbt at baben; u.
a. feie1 ite in Elm SSrttpelengei9aH auf
ser @u6ieite eingebroden nn6 bat-
ten BORT 8e11te I'M @ertbe bon $4,000
gemo6t. Die bei6en 811riden fiibr-
ten ber1te morgen 6ie @oli5ei mad
elmer etniamen Steae binter einem
clten 5beater un6 legten cine BORT
tergrabene Site BLOB. @unberte bon
nbren, golbene Soften, Mrmbdn6er,
@uiifinitrumente, dirurgiide ST.
itrnmente, &egenidirme nim. famen
gum @ori6ein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-12
Sett in Chicago.
So II I 0 n, Mfi6., 8. M3ar8.

0o II gbto H. Wtth., 8. Wtdrd.
Das Neutrality-suspicious. 6es
&ongreiies lit samitagaberb bon
&ol,gbton, Mid., nod Chicago abge-
reiit, nm bas @erb0r bort fort5uieber.
MneS tpar am @onntag rubig I'M Sup
feroiitrift, un6 ni6ts 6eutete 6aralf
FIN, 6aB Ser Dor bielen Monote11 aus
gebrodene Streif 1trter Sen Mitglie=
bern Der @eitern federation Of SCI
ners nod imn1er i'm @ange lit. Sos
&ongreBfomitee bat biel Material BON
Streifern nn6 @rnbenbefibern erbol-
ten, nobel lebtere iid nit aller @rt=
idieoenbeit meigerten, irgen6 Elm
Mitglie6 6es Gerban6s mieoeronitel=
len at ppuen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-12
8efeiti8t Bic Spmptome
Der 2um9enbef6uerbe.

Cine Ser bieIen @|rinbe. tparru1 Qun<
genbeidtperoe 70 f9ner at .betd6mpfen 1T.
beitebt barin, bab Die &ranfbeit bdufta
bon elmer f9mei9elnben Nntnr it. SCI
Ratient mag gut a1sfeben, aber in 8irf<
lidfeit berItert ct raid an &raft burd
nnbnItenben NahHdmeik. Eieber 1nb 6u-
ften. Dieie @bmpforne fonten 70 raid
als 116gli6 befeitigt tper6en. @dmonS
QIteratibe lit tpobIfbuenb i'm 5tinen bon
Steber unb 8eieitigen bon MadtidueiB,
nno es bat bieIe b%ou1tdn6iae 6erffenunne
gen be3tpedt. 2eiet biefen SAT-: =
3O5 So, SO. ct. Stem Sort.
~Serrenl - S9 f9reibe Sbnen bieies
BeugniB; ban1it arbere nifen fo1en, tpa5
sSbr Mlteratibe fir mid getbm Fat. Seitz
benz i6 cine iunge Srau mon, tpar i9
bon 8rondttis geplagt. Sd beriudte
etnen 9oftor nab benz an6ern rn1 hatte
nur tpenig ODER gar feinen grfolg.
|@9lieBIi9 batte i6 Ra1H6tpiber,
56tpd1en< Nnfdue un6 berlor RAID an
@efpi1t, unb 1netn 9oftor fngte mir,
fa18 6ieie nidt befeitigt tpiir6e11, tpiirbe
i6 Qungenbefdfperbe befonrn1e11. SRI.
fMaria &orbar1er. bic meme 8rennbin If,
tpliroe gefuro, na96em tie SSbr Nteratine
genor1l1er. urb beftGnb boraif. tab i9
es berfu@en fonte. Sd bin iett. nod
3tpei Syabren. boQftdnbig gefunb. fart
lll1b tpobl."
9(Nffioabit) 8ra11 81 woeIpeI
@dman's Mteratibe bot {i9 pieIe Sab
re binbur9 erprobt in bolEter @trffam<
feit gege11 fhlinu11e GALS 1tnb 2ltlge11>
&rnnf6eiten, Bronchitis, brondidle8 Nft4s
ma. harftndidfii9e g%rftGIturaen llnb I'M Grf<
thmf be8 @hften13. Gnfh6It feline See
tdd11bungsn1itfel, @ifttoffe ooer Rebt5i<
@srito nif b }.9 Ben g fsitenSeR a1 5ea5''ss1.
96reibt an bns gdmm Qnboratori1mt,
R'bilaoelpbia, ga, ffiiiir goofIet tpeI9es
uber @eill1ngen l1o mbere gbiben3 bdn-
belt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-12
Sin sebeimer @ertras.
@afbington II, z. MeGr

@u y 1HgIO II, {. WlQr3.
SIM Mr6ip 6es Senates lit Elm &C.
beimer @ertrag a11fgeitobert mor6en,
ser 6en Ser. Staaten 6as &e6t Der
1eibt, in Merifo 5u interbenieren,
ipenn Die 6ortigen @erbdltniiie es err
for6ern. Ser gertrag tpa1r6e am ID.
1859 in Sierra @ru5 abge=
1dlolfen 11n6 lit bon &obert 80. Mc=
Sane, Sem amerifami6en @eianbten
in Merifo, un6 benz merifanii6en
Staatsiefretar Scampo unter5ei6net,
aber niemals feitens bes ome=
rifanii6en 8nnbesfenats ratift3iert.
.ssSn biel e1n &ertrage NITRO Sen Ser.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-12

ge pertpeilen. Die @eidleunigrng bes
8eiud)es un6 Die Mnflnoigung, baB.
ct eitrer offi3iellen gborafter tragen
miro, erregt Mnfieben nnb tpirb bon
beridieoenen 8ldttern- nit Der Mel-
Dung oer. r@olniiden 3ettung" in
&erbtnoung gebrodt, boB Die 8e3ie,
bungen 3miid)en Deutidlon6 unb
8ublanb tpieber ridts me11iger als
frel1noid)aftIid ieien unb oie ruIii{de
@egiernng gali5 often gu ei1rem 8rie-
&c riite.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-12
@erben a4ra6aeidafft.
g~acramento, @oI., 8. Maar5.

S~acramento, @al., 8. Mar5.
@ie 8eb0rben bon Sacramento,
@al., m%eigerten li9 am Sonntag, Der
aus 1900 Mann ~beiteben6en Mrbeits-
loien-9lrmee, sic ii6 auf Dem Mari6
bon San Grancisco nod @aibington
befin6et, Mabr11ng un6 ~l1nterfunft 5u
gemdbren, mn6 bro9ten $4,000 alf,
sic 6a51 bermen6et mer6en 1o0en, Die
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-12
Mad sd1nbrmmn.
Berlin. z. Mara

&niier MiIbelm miro li6, pie bier
befannt gegeben miro, nidt erit @nbe
Mpril, tpie uripringli6 beabii6tigt
tpar, lon6ern nod in 6ieiem Monat
nod @ien begeben, INT ieinem grei=
fen &erbiinbeten, oem &aifer 6ran5
Soiet eine1t 8ein6 ab5nitatten. ST
gebenft am %. Mdr5 in S90nbrnttn
ein5ntreffen nn6 pir6 BORT 5met So
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-12
/. &aplt 1T seinnb.
81 0 M, 6. MGr

u 0 III, b. Wfar3.
gs gi,1g am 6reitog oas irrtbiim-
li9e @eriibt in Som, BOB Ser &apit
idtper erfranft iei; es bieB, er lei balo
nod Dem Mnfitebe11 am Morgen obn-
mddtig %getporoen. @ie ii@ fpdter
berausitellte, lit bas 8efin6en 6es
|Eqpites p%ollitdn6tg normal. Ct ftan6
71r gemobnli6en Stun6e a1f n1t6 5e=
librierte sic Sriibmeiie. -Spdter batte
er cine &onferen5 nit Sen @ar6tna=
len M1errD Del SOL nn6 BEL 2ai.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-12

arbeits1oien Montag in einem Com
oer5ug no6 Gan 6rancisco 5nrud3u-
bringen. Sails Die &oli8ei ni@t im-
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ben, miro maili5 gu &iIfe ge3ogen per-
Den. @onberneur Sobnfon orobt nit
Broflamiernng oes 9tan6redts, fons
es gu Hnr11ben fomrnen ioIte, sic sic
Holt5et nt6t unter6riiden farm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-12
6eburten 1tno Sterbe:
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-12
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IN Gribatau6ien5 &ep. @bmuno
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rierte. 8ii6of 3urrpe erfIGrte ipGter,
oob 6aS @efinoen 6es 8opites boD-
tan6ig normal lei.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-14
TWILIGHT LEAGUE
League Standing

The Ink Singers fiZZled in their
sad attempt to humiliate the fast go
ing Syrup Smashers". Walker Boni-
fay was a trifle wild but he pulled out
of several holes without much dam
age. The Press Boys only run came
as a result of Bonifay's wildness. Wal
ker walked a couple of men with one
already occupying first, and then
poked ketchum in the Stats, thereby
forcing in the Burrows only run.
The Alagas' five tallies We're served
up in the form of "Jumblaya a la Bur-
row Pross''. This dish was concocted
from errors, hits, wild pitches, over
"Cheesey" Coburger pitched a good
game but five "sltp-ups" by his cohort
put his chances for a victory on the
blink.
Several bones" furnished the fair
sized crowd many a laugh. bud"
Barrow was boss" over the "doings"
Today's Game.
The steady old war horses" from
down yonder at the Round House will
come out this afternoon to rivet up
the Norris Candy Boxes. Whether the
not is indeed some" question. The
cast of characters" of both teams
have been changed somewhat in the
last few days, SO, come on out and
look EN- over. "Dud' rules supreme
again today
Ivy ICdSNC'
The National Oats again took the
meat from the 3-in-1s yesterday,
chero-Colas Juniors and Norris Jun
iors today.
In a very interesting and we'll play
ed game the National Oats of the
ijoy's League defeated the Three-in-
Ones on East Hill Fairgrounds. by the
score of to 0.
Richards pitched in fine form, al
lowing only five hits.
Bell had the advantage over Rich
ards allowing no hits, and striking out
- men.
The Nationals" scored their lone
, runs in the seventh inning. Sub
iette walked; stole second, advanced
to third on Jones single to right. Jones
advances to second on Barkdulls
sacrifice. With one gone Rosenau dou-
bles to right clearing the bases.
The feature of the game was the
all around playing of Jones and Rose
nau for the Nationals.
Ratteries-National Oats, Bell and
Three-in- Ones. Richards and
Johnson. Umpires Hardy and King
800.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-14
Blood Risings Not
Sign of Health
Look Out for Volcano Effect.

When there are swellings, gatherings
or risings of the skin it is a sure sign
that the blood needs help. It needs the
cleansing that can be had only by the
famous blood purifier s. s. S. Any erup-
ton of the skin shows the body is re-
tanning impurities. and either continue
to circulate and impoverish the blood or
are deposited here and there IN the
form of assesses or surface risings and
eruptions.
A host Of people use s. S. s. every
spring and summer to withstand those
habits that leave the system tired out.
Get bottle of S. s. 8. today of any
druggist. Give your blood a good bath.
1t Will cause your liver to convert i'm
Purities, your lungs to burn them, your
Kidneys to excrete them and your skin
to carry them off thus leaving your en-
tire system fresh and clean to revive
and again be conscious Of renewed
health. Write to The Swift Specific Co,
106 Swift Bldg. Atlanta, Ca, for their
great book on skin Affections 'ewhat the
Mirror Tells"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-14
C1ue,t Peabody @ Co. Inc. Makers

were prestituted wherever they could
be in order to carry out a scheme OF
private transportation monopoly i'm
perial in its score.
1T is inconcelva BILE that these
wrongs could have gone on without in
reference If members of the board of
directors had been true to the faith
they owed the stockholders. The di-
rectors actively or passively ac-
quiasCed In the efforts of the Meilen-
Morgan Rockefeller regime to extend
the domination of this corporation
over the whole transportation field in
New England.
when these directors were negli-
gent and serious losses resulted
therefrorn, they were guilty Of a grave
dereliction of duty and a breach of
turst that was morally wrong and
criminal in its fruits.
directors should be made indfv-
iduaily liable to civil and criminal
laws for the manner In which they
discharge their trust. It should be
Just as grave a crime to plumber
gtoclSrc lders or the public through a
railroad corporation as it is to person
ally rob an individual.
The splendid property of the New
Haven railroad itself will be called
upon for many a year to make up the
drain on it's resulting from unpardon-
able folly of the transactions outside
the proper field in which stockholders
supposed their moneys We're invested.
But honesty and efficiency of man
agement Of this proporeyt as a rail-
road only undoubtedly Will IN time re-
store its former standing.