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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-06-12
IMMENSE AREA
BECOMES DRY
Federal Supreme Court Decision
Affects Minnesota.
LOWER COURT IS REVERSED
Opinion Prohibits Sale Of intoxicating
Liquors In a Section Of Fifteen Thou.
sand Square Miles and May Affect
Two.thirds Of the State, Including
Minneapolis and Duluth.


Minneapolis and Duluth.
Washington, June 9.-The red man,
who has been debauched by the white
mans firewater, is the innocent
cause of a judicial decision handed
down by the United States supreme
court which not only has been the
means of declaring "dry' $4,000
square-mile section in Central and
Northern Minnesota, but may cause
tWo-thirds of the state, including the
cities of Minneapolis and Duluth, to
be placed in the prohibition column.
The decision of the district court in
the so called Indian liquor cases was
reversed by the United States su.
preme court.
The case was one in which the gov.
eminent sought to enjoin the sale of
liquor in Bemidji, Beltrami county,
on the ground that the treaty of the
government with the Chippewas in
1855 governed that territory and pro.
hibited the sale of liquor.
This Injunction was denied by the
district court, on the ground that later
treaties permitting liquor to be sold
there were in force. The supreme
court declared that the 1855 treaty
governs the question and that liquor
selling in the tract is unlawful.
ho
territory coded by the treaty of 1855
the decision is equally effective in re-
gard to the two previous pacts cover
ing the greater portion of Southern
and Western Minnesota and from
which the prohibition clause in the
1855 document was copied.
st. Paul Is Not Affected.
If enforced literally all of Mime
apolis west of the Mississippi river
and all of Duluth will be dry territory
until congress sees fit to lift the
liquor embargo. st. Paul is the only
large city in the state not seriously
affected, although the West Side is
in the prohibited territory.
That it will be difficult to obtain
any relief for the liquor interests is
generally conceded in political circles
in view of the present state Of pub
lie opinion and the bitter fight in
congress over the proposed constitu.
tiOral amendment.
The territory included in the treaty
upon which the supreme court pass
ed directly covers portion of the
central part Of Minnesota larger than
three New England states. The
southern boundary of the portion de-
clared dry is about on line with
the town of Brainerd The boundary
east as far as Hibbing, eX-
tending to the north line of the state
in koochiching county.
Roughly speaking, it is diamond
shaped tract, including all or por-
ton of the counties of Koochiching,
Itasca, a trile Of st. Louis county,
part Of the counties of Aitkin, Crow
Wing, Cass, Hubbard, Wadena, Beck
err, Otter Tail, Mahnomen, the south
end of Beltrami. the north half of
Clay, the south half of Norman and
possibly township in the northwest
corner of Carlton county. I
Mr.. Justice Pitney rendered the
opinion, which was dssented from by
Justices McKenna and Lurton.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-06-12
FARM BUILDINGS DAMAGED
Eight Tornadoes Are Reported in
South Dakota

Huron, S. D., June 9.-Eight lorna
does about ten miles north and north
west of washington damaged farm
buildings. Particulars are not OBJ
tainable.
Storms near Ehenfield and southeast
of Huron also did much damage.
Heavy rains have follen here, nine
inches in week, and the town is
flooded
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-06-12
CHICAGO Live Stock.

Chicago, June 9. -Cattle-Beeves,
$7.20G 9.25; steers, S6.SOGS.lO; stock
ers and feeders, S6.SO9S.25; COWS
and heifers. s3.7O@S.70; calves, $500
@1O15. Hogs-Light, $S.00@S.25;
mixed, ss.00@S.271s: heavy, $500
S.25; rough, $7.sO@795; pigs, s7.1o@
1855. Sheep-Native $3.50 G6.40;
yearlings, $6.3507.5O.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-06-12
Auto Repair Work.

We are ready to take care of al
Overland cars sold by US, and carry a
full line of Overland repairs. Storage
batteries repaired and recharged.
Agents for u S. tires and Modoc dry
cell batteries. WOODS AUTO Co. ~
Located first door west of the Cresco
Laundry.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-06-12
ADLAI &. STEVENSON WORSE
Vice President Under Cleveland In
Serious Con dition.

Chicago, June 6.-Adlai E. Steven
son, vice president of the United
States under Cleveland, who had a
nervous breakdown following the
death of his wife six months ago, suf
fered relapse at the Presbyterian
hospital. His condition is serious.
ago from his home at Bloomington for
treatment.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-06-12
Minneapolis Grain.

Minneapolis, June 9.-Wheat-July,
91Ac; Sept, SIC; Dec, S73s @S7Ac.
Cash close on track: No. hard, 95A
@96c; No. Northern, 9234 @94Ac;
to arrive, 92& @93Ac; No. 2 North
ern, 90A @92s4c; No. ) Northern, SSA
@90&c; No. yellow corn, 6S1a @69c;
No. white oats, 3Sl5 @39c; flax, ST.
6l3s,
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-06-12
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, June 9.-Wheat-July,
$3.50; Sept. S5lsc; Dec, $3.50
S7hc. Corn-July, 7l$s@711ac; Sept,
iSc; Dec, 591ac. Oats-July, 40ssc;
Sept, 3SBc. Pork-July, S21.00;
Sept, S20.17. Butter-Creameries, 26c.
Eggs-l6@IS12 Ponltry-Fowls, l5c.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-06-12
South St. Paul Live Stock.

South St. Paul, June 9.-Cattle-
Steers, s6OO@S.5O; COWS and heifers,
s5.o0@7.75; calves, $6.00@e.0o;
stockers and feeders, $5.00@7.6O.
Shorn sheep-Lambs, $9.5O@9.OO;
wethers, s4.5005,5O; ewes, $4,000
5.25.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-06-12
For Sale

A finely improved 80 acre farm Al
miles from Cresco. Can be had at a
bargain if taken soon. For price and
terms call on Andrew Smith, Cresco,
Iowa 33tf
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-06-12

sucn pains IN m y
side s, and terrible
.backache so that I
could hardly stand.
! took six bottles of
Lydia E. Pinkham's
V eg etable Com
pound, and now l can
do any amount Of
work, sleep good, eat
good, and don't have
a bit of trouble. I
rooopovnopI 1,S;o r
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-06-12
GRAIN AND PROVISION PRICES
Duluth Wheat and Flax.

Duluth, June 9.-Wheat-On track
and to arrive, No. l hard, 96Ac: No.
Northern, 95Ac; No. 2 Northern.
1894 @94Ac. Flax-On track and to
arrive, S1.6O1h,
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-06-12

Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to
every suffering woman. Mrs. HARRY
FISHER, 1912 Juniata Street, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Another Woman's Case.
Providence, R. IL cannot speak
too highly of your Vegetable Compound
as it has done wonders for me and I
would not be without it. had dis
placement, bearing down, and backache,
until I could hardly stand and was thor
oughly run down when I took Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. 1t
helped me and am in the best of health
at present. l work in factory all day
long besides doing my homework so you
can see what it has done for me. give
you permission to publish my name and
speak of your Vegetable Compound to
many of my friends. Mrs. ABRIL LAW
SON, 126 Lippitt St., Providence, R. I.
Danger Signals to Women
are what one physician called backache,
headache, nervousness, and the blues:
In many cases they are symptoms of
some female arrangement or an inf1am-
matory, Lucrative condition, which may
be overcome by taking Lydia E. Pink
ham'sVe getable Compound. Thousands
of American women willingly testify tc
it's virtue.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-06-12
THREE CHILDREN DROWNED
Two Brothers and Sister Meet Death
in Lake,

Green Bay, Wis, June 9.-Jessie,
Hugh and Perry Smith, children of 81.
las Smith, were drowned in lake
at Crandon, Wis, message received
says,
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-06-12
WOMAN COULD
HARDLY STAND
Because of Terrible Back
ache. Relieved by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic COMPOUND.

Philadelphia, Pa. suffered from
displacement and Inflammation, and had
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-19
,C6ioan0 lGnft Uom Stapcl.

@eitern @ormittag lit Oas iiebente
scr odt in 9citelllng gege6enct
S6iifc Der g9lmerican-Snpaiidn
Steomi6ip Gompam" auf DER @critc
scr ,Niarplono Stccl Gomponp" bonn
Stopcl oclauicn. Gen Souiatt boil
500 Sri. Gorotbp Crane, oic no6 alt
bcrgcbradtcr Sitte in oem Nloment
ais Der groBc S6iiisritmpf ms @ui-
ier 3ii glcitcn 6egonn, cine 6lai6c
G6ompagner ooron 5cribcllte. Ger
yO6ioan4 lit ieet III Oas 9od gc-
brobt porOen. in pcm Die @fai6inen
cingc6ollt werocn. Ger nO6ioan" lit
Gin 5dweitcribiif Der 3anpicr
oNliuuciota~, o0afotau", nNlonto-
nan" n@ouomanq, a@euniglpauiou"
mO .@oi6ingtonian~, Die ale bon
Der yMorDlanO Steel Go.I ge6out
ipuroen. Ger lebte in 2luitsdg gcgc-
benc Gampicr aSowan" gebt ibnea
ieiner @oaenOung cntgcgen. @lit Der
SnoieuititeQng oieier Gomsier miro
Oic o9lmerican.Sopniiau Stcomi6ip
Gompano~ bel @eitem 5lIr groBtcn
amerifonii6cn S6iffsgeieaidait ga
oic .N}orDlanO Steel Gompanp" ml6
pon Der Sit6muS-aonal-Gomnii
cine 9citelluug bon 5mci oroBen aob-
lenidiffcn cr6olten bat, miro oui ib-
rcn @crfen oic no6Iten Dlonotc nit
unpcrminocrtcr 9(rbeitsfrait lueitcr-
gcar6citct mcr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-19
epnncnnnf. nno lInLrrnnna.
Nne Wrtler.


sir @larpldn0 mo oen Iiitrift
Columbia trii6e uno @eiuitter; iiio.
peiilic1e @inoe
Dos g9eticr mor gcltern 10 anac
ie6nt pie man cS nlir 81 oieier SAB.
rcs5eit euporten lonn gldi oen flos
rem Iog ioa bcute a5cr Elm bciuolf'
ter 0iumel nit @epitter iolgen mo
nlorgen ioa Is fiibIer merocn
Gie bodjite Nrnperatur 6etrug 70
ciroo I'm 4 ll6r 9}adnittogs uno 0ic
nicoriglic AS @rao i'm 6 ll6r Nlor.
gems.
sn Oeu iibrigcn gsettcr 9cobad.
iunqs 5toiioucn OeS SauoeS mar bic
nic0riaiic Scnperohlr uie iolgt: ut.
lantic Sin As. gismnrd 40, Bottom
al. Buffalo As. G6orleiton G2, G6i.
cogo Sc, Gleuclouo 81, Corpus G6riiii
40, Tenucr "a. Detroit y, Guht6
36, Gaitport Is, @aluciion 6S, @reen
Bon 80. Sattcras o. Sdure 3S, 6e.
lena 3S, Sadionpi0e 66, aanins @itp
60. auorUHle 81. Souispiae G6, Nior
mcitc As. Mcmp9s GA. 0lontgonleru
Gl, Olontreol IA, 9tontudct 38, 9leru
Grlcans 6S, 0tep 9lorf %. Gtlo.
6ouio 80. @ittS6urg6 SO, @6ilaoel.
p6ia 80, @ortlano, Nlc, 3s, @ortlono,
Ore. 80, Quebec 32, 9iQleia6 %,
Solt cafe @itp 46, Gan 6ron5sco
So. Ct 9ouis GA, St@om IS, ,Suan.
ton IS, S6rcpeport GO. Spofane SG,
ganpo 62. @aibington AZ, @iuni-
pea 36.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-19
Gyeiern i6r shftnnaofeit.

Gie ,Niaitcr Sorici6ocr's 9iational
9Srotcctipc 9liiociotion" miro mor0en
9lbcnO in 9orrp'S Soae an scr GSeit-
goltimorcitroBc i6r %. Stiftingsicit
oiud ein 9onfctt lno cinrn Ball feit-
li6 bcgc6en. Die n0hitc giational-
Convention iinoet i'm September bic
les Sn6rcS IN 9rooflDn itatt. iSol-
gcnocs iino Die jctigcn Scamten bic
fer @crcinigtnN: Erdiiocnt, Scorgc
6. 9iO0eiou; %ice-ErdiiOcnt, Ninrtin
Guiu; protofollircnocr Srfrctdr,
Charles @ic@rcgor; Snabmciitcr,
Sobn u. Smlicr; 6inan5iefretdr, en-
t6er Smith; Sergeant-at-9lrms, s.
q. 9oibcrt. Die Arrangements iiir
OoS Stiitngsicit liegen in Oen S0n-
oen BON SSo6n 6. @lorton lno s. 81
mer Burton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-19
glcindler nne gNnihinntpn.

Nr. g9iegono, ocr @rdiioent. uno
cine gln5abl Scrrcn pom oGCtib.
glmeritariihen 9cutralbuno ocs Di-
iirilts Gplimbia~ fomcn 9eitcrn uah
Baltimore rno itattctcn Nerru So1n
Eiorfs och GbrcnAErdiioenten oes
,llnab6dnggcn 9iirgcrpcreins BON
g1ornlauo4 cinen 9eiuh ab- Sci
oicicm ianoen lie cine gln5abl 1crrcu
Dou Baltimore ucriaunelt uno anIii'
iiric iid nad 0er3en9lilt, big g
Belt mar uad ocr Qlm0es1anptltaot
tlriIdAIfchrcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-19
..9Ir6eiter. eieSertafel." /"

llutcr6altnnq in Siiac iruo 6iilc
mirO ocn 9ciudcrn ocS StiitimgS.
igites ser MISUNDERSTANDING &c.
botcu mcr0cn mcIhes am Nlonto8,
ocn y gIpril, pic on auoerer Stcle
Oicics 9lottcS ongc5eiot in Otter
6cins Nalc an Der Gdt Don Soua-
mno 9eaionitrobc in Socini-Goint
iiattiinoet 0ic 8citli6fcit bcgiunt
nit cincm Gon5ert untcr Der Scitllng
ocs Dirlgcnten @n6crt arHppcI, bel
wcldcm aud Der Gomcn@6or Oes
gcrcins nituirft. 9la6 Dem Gon5ert
delougt Elm 16cateritiid 3r shiiii6-
RING. mo nit ciiem ilotten 9aa
fommt Die Seitli1feit 5lnn sIbi@mB.
Die Salpt 9lrronaere limo Dll6oel
aron @oriibcr yliiolais SoB Se.
frctdr. lmo gcter Sn6icb. S4aBmei.
lfer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-19

Bonn 93icr gir. 6 iprana gciicrn
giadmiitoa scr 38 Sabre olte S6o.
mas 9fartin BON 9n 2ll gloro
@ig0 SiraBc. 1T Sen Soicn rmiroe
o6cr Dem naiicn gIenent 0llr1 So0n
". &almer bon 9lioeclu &oiioiiice,
9,alttnore.@ouuto mo Sen 4oli5i
ten Wiiiter raid pieoer entriiicn Gr
muroe nod oem Nlerep Soipitol ges
Aro6t mo nahoclu CT iin crboIt
bottc IN ser mittlereu @oli8ei Sta
tion inter Scr glni6nloigmig Der an
acbIiAcn Eruntengcit rrngelicicrt
Gr ao6 ais @ruu0 iiir ieine Spriuia
iu'S @aiier an Ct babe nit 'galmer
25 Gents gauettci, ooB cr iibcr 9orO
iprinaeu iperoc- &cbterer babe ibn
nic6t acelaubt lno oo babe CT cm.
iod 9lod mo Sdubc ausgc3ogcn
lul0 Ocl 5prltue ristiu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-19
Ser StunO Ser o6t GlubS Der y6c.
oerotSiga" bis iebt, lit mie folgt:
y@ermanin= SnrnOerein."
sSGbrlideS S6antnrHcn,
Yiontng, 20. glpril,
&ebmnnn's 6aIlc.
II, 10, ,20)
ggar anae6Iid ciferiiidltia.

9or gfihter SuppIee in Der miit.
Icrcn 9oIi5ci- Station itano gelteru
SScromc q. 0elrpbu 70 Sabre ali,
BON glr. II, @oriub- -9lbcmIe, uno
icinc before SGlfte, 5ral Souiic
N2urp6p, bic beioen @belelltc, uel6c
fiir5li6 olr6 9tn6eieen befannt
mo6tcL ooB iie lic6 gegenieitig ni@t
unterItilbcn mer0en. 0hirpb1 crs
i6icn ols @cfongencr mO ieinc
Srou ais 3cugin ge9cn i'm. 6ran
Nhlrp6D iogte, i6r 0}ann babe iiG
in 6rlltolcr g9ciie benommen uno
onOere 3cugen gaben on, Ytirpbp
babe Den AZ Sabre olten &ouiS Ste-
Dcnion, bon Ger. 506, g8cit- SaDettc-
StroBc, nit cinem Spo5ieritod &C.
i6loeen ais Scr 2csterc Den Srt
Dor 6rou @furpbp ab6oa. Nurpb1
gob 3u iciner @ilti6ulOigung ar
Steuenion bobc ein Genoe5Oous nit
SSrou Whurp6p an Baltimore unO
Somoro. .StroBe perobrcOet. StcUen-
ion tcatc Oies entidieOen in glbreoe
uno crfIGrtc, Oos 3uiommentreffen
iei elm OolIit6noig 8uidaigcs gclpcicn.
Niurp6D murOe Dem @eridtsUeriob-
rem iibermieiet o6er gegcn @bren-
mott entlaiicn md6reno Die gegen
SieDenion erbobene ACKNOWLEDGING
Oes ongebIiden nnoroentliden 9e-
traNens fnIIen aeIniien mnr0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-19
glodl immcr Welo.

9rob ocs llmitauoes, oaB Die
Sammlung fir Oos oltc oeatidc
G6cpaor oicicS Sobr 0creitS o6ges
itbloiicn it, 10 sebcn ood nod Sci.
irdge ciu mel6e Oa5u perponot wers
ocn Die Stcucrn 81 6c5o5lcn 81 bell
fen iiir oos tlcine Sdiisden IN incl
chcn oos G9epoor mo6nt. @cltcrh
gingel Gin BON s. ". $2, fir wclGe
hicrmii Onnten0 alittirt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-19
QnL iIir 9rIrciiu Mnller.

Dctcctip Charles ". aoblcr rmlr
NJ gcitcrn Bon Ger Boli5ci 8c60roc
fiir ole &cr6oituua ino lleberfiib
rung BON 5ipci Goihenoie6cu Ben.
iouin Souiitcin mo Safo6 5doen.
bolb 6iientIid belobt. Sic 5uei
eicn1nitcn iplr0en fiir3lih i'm Sri.
minalaeribt iduloig 6cfunocn mo
nod Dem @efdngniB geianot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-19
!, ,SorreipunOent4 6eOanft.

Scfrct1r Gobert S. 9eadam bonn
n@crcin Scr Noliilcute uno 5abri.
fcntcu" nodte gcitern cine &eioIu.
tion betomt, pcldle BON Dem @cncf
rdI GrcciltiD Goniitc angenoninrn
inuroc. nelhc Die 9ie9ionol gicicrUc
@anf glngelegcnbeit III @dnocn battc
iuo iiA fiir ons 5utereiic bcountt
mcldcS ser o0eutiAe Gorrcipon.
bent" iii Der lcBten IN oer Gpric.
Sale itattocbobtcn 0iaiicnucrioum-
lMa belln0et lat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-19

Grri6tnn9 elmer mo0crncn Garogc
iiir oic itdotiiden 9lutomobilc &C.
plant. @oroge I'M oltcn poIu.
tc6niiMcu Snititut 5u flcm.
ylcuer gictIomeplon oeS Sterneu.
banner. Counties.
Die Budget 9eboroe miro ii6 IN
i1rer udhiten 5ibung nit oenl @lon
5ur Grridhms ciucr nuuiicipolcn
@oroee 6ciAditiacn. 9cfonntliA
miiroc I'M lcBten Sabre I'M @ortcrre
ocS aItenu poIDtedniiden Snititids
cine Temperate @orogc eingcribtet
III oicicr fonneu o6cr mr. fl gluto.
mobile wnterge6rodt rperOcn nab.
reno oic 5toot gc5muneen it, IA
gliitonlobile Oort unter5ubringcu. Do
cs It'd gc5eigt bat Dob ourb cine
iidotiibc @oroec infolgc ocs @iui
faufS DER 9coorisortifcI mO Der
@ornobme bon 9lcporatlrcn @ripors
niNc cr5iclt mcrOcn, 1T ocr @lon &c.
reiit. elm poiicnOeS @c6GuOc, Oos iiir
oic @cgcuwort unO 3ufinit gcniigcn
miiroe. 5u erriAten. Gs miro Der.
norgebo6en Dab onoerc 5tGote, mic
Stem Yorf. 4SbilooeIpbo etc, langit
itGotiidlc @orogcn boben
0ie peri6icocnen itootii6cn 9c.
portcmcnts bciiben jebt "a groBe
uno fleinc Souren @(oi6men oOcr
.9luna6outs. 8 9uit glutos, 10 Wlotor.
iobrrdocr, 10 %oli8ci glutos mo cine
ghito glnbulon3. 8citere Niaidi.
men perOcn in ndditer 3eit onge.
lbofit mcrocn uno ouBcroem iino be
reits 70 gluto. SdloubmogerL 1 So.
fen unO Setter gluto uno 2 9ltto-
5pribcn inn 8ebrou6. syn oaer.
n1ditcr 3cit werocn cine Mute. Nm.
bulan5 fir oos Ban 9ieip gliDl rmO
8lpei 9lutomobiIc fir oos Stoot Sns
ecnicurs 0epartcment nngcihoift
meroen. @ines scr lcetcreu 9lutos
miro fir oos sSniormotions mio
geidpcroc Bureau @crpcnouug
fin0cn.
9tcue &ctIomc fir Stcr.
tcnbnnner 6cicr.
Dos Sterncn6auncr Goniite bead.
Iidtiat, ldmmtli6c 6irmer Der -Stoot
5u ermmcn nc6en ocn 9rief Scr.
ibIuBmorfeu jeocm @eihaits6rief
ocr ouBcr6al6 Ser Stoot gc1t Gin
bii6i6cs 4rogromm ser 5terncnban.
ncrfcicr bei5ulceen. Gon oen Der.
ihluBmorten uurOcn bercits 500,s
600 Dct6raudt uno 9lnfongs oicicr
93o0c miro cine ipeitcrc Ntllion i'm
&niptquarticr cintrcifeu Diclc
D1orfcn merocn jcoer 6irmo mel6e
oarm noAiudt einae6anOigt pcr.
6cn. Dos Greciltip. Gomitc bat be.
reitS I'M 9lngebote fir Ocn DRUID
BON cincr Nlillion @rogrnmme nd6
gcluht Dieie 9Sroerommc pcroen
in rot1 t1.meiB.bIu geOrudi weroen
uno oui jeocm ocrlclben miro Dos
Sierncnbonncr icin. IS iunfoBt mr.
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ihGftsbrief beigeleat mcroen fonn
GrecitiD ScfretGr &obcrt 6. See
cr6icIt geitcrn ciuen @rief BON Nia
Dor Sones Q. Smith bon lltica gl.
g.. in wcl6em oieier ibn benodrid
tigt. oaB ct Oie foIgcnoen @cIegaten
fiir oie Sterncn6onner 6eier cr.
nannt bot. sreocrid $. So5oro, 5.
yronris 9op. Wlibocl s. aclI1, 5re.
ocrif 8. 9ownc, 9etcr Gropc mO
Otto n. @lcDcr.
O!o;fa(,tHsoe Hofff,uorPr
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@er m0dte nidDt cin gIntomObil
ba6cn?

PIN anoercr SteQc oieieS 9lattes
bciinoct iih cine gln5cigc Ocs &crrn
SuiepB y. Goof ocs 6etauIten Sei.
c6cnbeiiatters an Der @eit Baltimore.
StraBc, IN welher er mittbeilt ooB
cr oem 3eiigeiite geredt miro mo
mmme6r Gooiaoc SimouiincS an
Sicllc ser @utihea 6ci 9ecroiglmgen
bemiecn min. 9ei oieier @elegen6et
ie Ooraui binaemieicn oaB Cadillac.
gutouo6ileS ou6 fiir Sc6cnoe elm
ie6r angene6mes 6u6rUerf limo. @er
etwaS 9ldberes ii6er bic @aoiaoc.2lus
touobilcS 3u wiiicn wiulidJt iolltc iid6
an oeu glgenieu in 9lr. 1913. gloro.
GutapiirnBc mcnoel
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@patrnft n6neldllniicn.

Gtiilica mur0e gcitern befolmt &c.
ge6elL Dab sic .,MercantiIe Srint ano
Iepollt eompaim" oas coutrolircnoe
Sutereiie iiber oic ,Nler1ot ano
0liuer9' Transportation Company"
iiir iib llnO ibrc Sniereiienten eaO.
giiltig eriuprbcn Bat. Die @ldne,
melden 5il Solge ole Gontrole ii6er
oicie Galnpfcr.@eicaidoft micoer iii
sic Sdnoe BON 5ieiisen 9antiers &c.
langen iolltc mlrOen I6on Dor eini.
acn 9eobcn formutIirt Ole Gompaa.
nie miro ma6ridcinlib neu ordoniiirt
mcroen
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llriieLnitinr glnLtimnrer

9lm 2l. 9lpril rciien an Noro 0es
gompfcrs aaronprin5eiiin G6ciIie"
ocs giorooeutiMcn 2lopo, &err 9iu
barb Is. See mo 6rduIcin Nllnna
%ot6idilo bon glep Norf nu@ Cure.
ia.
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SedluiIdlcr gSerein.

@roBcr Gntbuiiosmls gic6t iib
inter oen Dlitslieoern Oes nSc6ni.
idcu 9ercins" fir Die fommcnoe
Sternen6orncr. 6eicr funo. Sn Der
miiicni6oftIicbcn Gcriammlme, wcl.
be scitern 9lbenO I'M Gcreins.Soupt.
quarter. n2c6nannS Soae~, al ocr
Sloro SomorO StroBc, itottfonO,
murocu sic Serrcn arefcI, 9oetteer
uuo &runs6ogen ais Gomite er-
nomt, Inn iid init Ocm oeuticben
Sterncn6onncr Gomitc in @erbin-
Oune 81 ic6cn. Sir Oic an n0d5iten
Sonlitog ituttfinoenoe Dumoriltiihc
glbcnOuntcrboIhug traicn Oic gll.
mcienocn rmtcr oem @oriit Ocs Rrd.
iioentcn SenrD s. @ort9c Oic lcstcn
Arrangements
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Nm @e6lrien mlrocn iusgeiommt
1914 augemcloct, oariutcr 1862 @ciBc
inO % yieger; 80 poren mdnnli6cu
mo tt2 peibliden @cidlcdtS.
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glSam (smia aeitOr6en.

g(m fonnenOen Nlittmoh miro
oie iroiic6e Siae bon gloom Gniig,
Der geitern in ieiner @obmmg, 9ir.
1920. 0oper. StroBe, geitorben it,
onf ocm D5t. @oups Trico6oic" 81
@ioleiSpIle, ocr Groe iibcrgcbcn
mer0cn,
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CSeiansuerein 0Gidenfran5."
20. StiftMnasfelt

Sicnitah II. gIpril, SlbenOS,
Gprina'o SaIle, 800 z. Sritte Sir.
(glprill0 2D
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glaaer yerNaftet.

&ir0e in SiUcrpool eripildt 0ottc
nod $4,000 in ieiuen Eoiben.
g8iro an Die Ser. Stoaten aus.
gelicfert. 5ibt i'm @efdn9niB
umo miro am @ioutog nod 2ou-
oon ecbroht.
g(rtbur 6. Diaper, Der 6ei6uIoigt
it, Scrrn Sonot6on 81, Eoolor, bel
Dem er cine MISUNDERSTANDING inne
bottc, I'M $4,000 bei6pinoelt 8u
6a6en murOe geitem in 2iperpool
om 9oro oes Gompfers Baltic"
Der6oitct lmo miro am Nlontag nod
2onoon gebradt, Inn iciue gluSlicfe-
rlng nod NlorDlouO ob5wuorten.
gSie oos Sobclgronm mclOct botte
@icper bel iciuer 9crboitlug nod
$4,000 in icinen 8oiden. Die 81
tern Oes ilngcu W}onncs iino ii6cr
Oen Scbltritt iDrcs SproBlineS aero.
oc5u imtr0iilid. Qiciclben mo6ncn
in SoupOcn Der Suboitirte 1T 10
Sabre alt.
Der wO@entlidDc @cimnO6citsberidJt.
@laitcrngcio6r inn gl6nebmcn bcgrif.
len. 9hr # neue @rfroutim-
gen. Slmacncntjiinorng ior-
ocrt bic mciitcn Opier. ScdS
gcripncn crlieacn llnidaeu mO
icbs bcge6en Sel6itnorO.
Die 9lottcrngeio6r ideht I'M 9l6-
nc6mcn bcgriffen 81 iein. SIN Sanie
Scr pcrfloiieucu @obc fomcn mir If
ncuc @rfrontudgcn sur &cuntniB ocS
@eiuuo6eits Departments. Gic mel
itcn Opicr iorOertc Sungeueut5iin-
oing. Gem gcribt ocs @eiuuobeits-
OeportcmcutS 5liiolge itar6en in DER
lcBten @o1c 214 @crioHen I'M Ser.
glcid 81 2Ol III Der correlp lpon0lrells
Ocn g9o6c Ocs @ora6rcS. Oic 5oupt-
idAlibcn EoOcsuriadcn pnrcn: Slm.
gelient5iinOung 81, SDp6us 5. 8erd.
6iiten 3, Iipbtbcritis I Grippe ,,
Gu6erculoiis "a, are6s "A, Ser5lei.
Den 21, 9roncbitis 3. 9iorrboe (ain-
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9Iiercnfranf6eit Is. S6wobc nad
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@orOc. Sm 9op.gicp-Soipital itar-
ben 10 &erioncn in Den Soipitdleru
80 mo 8 in anocren Snitihlten. SIN
Sou5en iuurocu 81 Goroncrs- Sn-
queitc abgc6altcn
9loditc6cnOc onitcdcuOe Gronfbei.
ten mlr0cn i'm &ergci6 5u ocrielbcn
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