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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-11-12
WASHINGTON,

Astronomers at the naval observa-
tory in Washington trained their big
telescopes on the Heavens to observe
Mercury, the smallest planet of the
suns satellites. the appearance Of
which had been awaited with keen in
sRrest. The little planet entered upon
the suns disk at ) a. m., and disap-
peared four hours later. not to appear
again until May, 1924. Its last day.
light appearance was in November.
1907.
John knebel. accused of participat-
ing in the management of policy
game. was acquitted in Municipal
Court at Pueblo Magistrate Cross.
man told Knebel he considered him
guilty. but that the evidence presented
by the police did not prove 1t.
More than 1000 garments will be
distributed by the Denver branch of
the Needlework Guild of America. The
articles were donated by the mem
hers of the guild and will be divided
among thirtysiX charity institutions
OF Denver
The provision of the Mann white
slave act. which requires persons har-
boring foreign women OF i'll repute to
f1ie statement With the federal AL
thorities, has been upheld by the Su-
prcme Court. in the case of Ellie Por-
tale and his wife. Juliette Portale. bosh
of Denver.
The bod, OF Lieut.. Gen. Adra X.
'halfee, u. S. A., who died recently
IN California, accompanied by Mrs.
Chatfee and other members of the
family, arrived in Washington, where
funeral services, with full military
honors. were held with interment In
Arlington national cemetery.
Secretary McAdoo announced that
$so.Oo0,ooo OF the 800, 100000, which
northern banks are to subscribe to the
$133.O0O0oo fund, already has been
raised and the remainder is assured
British and French subjects in Tur-
key may elect to re1. ain or depart. ac-
cording to statement made by the
Turkish minister OF the interior 20
American Ambassador Morgenthau.
who is facilitating departure of sub
jects of the allied powers In Turkey.
A. H. Nichol. superintendent OF the
land department of the Canadian Pa
cific railroad at Vancouver. h. c.. was
found dead at Port Mellen, on Howe
sound. north of Vancouver, with a gun
shot wound through the heart
Mai. Leslie D'Henin Hamilton of
the Goldstream Guards and the heir
presumptive to Lord Hamilton of Dali
zell. 1t was announced in London. was
killed in action on Oct. %.
The effect Of the war on British
trade Is shown in the figures published
by the Board of Trade for the month
OF October. Imports decreased 800.
s50,0oo and exports decreased $780,
100. 900.
The worst outbreak OF foot and
mouth disease ever known in the
United States is the Department of
AgTiculture's estimate of the livestocs
epidemic which has forced federal
quarantine over six states and threat
ems temporary reduction of the ma.
lions food supply
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-11-12
Have Best War Hoepital

The Red Cross hospital Of 200 beds
near Torquay, established by Ameri-
can women, is said to be the best ar
ranged war hospital in England. ac-
cording to Sir Frederick Treves, the
distinguished surgeon. The organiza'
tion, which has at its head wealthy
Americans like Mrs. John Astor, Lady
Paget and others, has appropriated
$25,000 for motor ambulances. Funds
are ample to maintain the hospital for
another year, it is said.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-11-12
the QUARANTINE ORDER
COLORADO COMMISSIONERS ADD
NEW REGULATIONS.
Spread Of Foot and Mouth Dis
ease to Western Centers.

Denver.-Drastic measures to pre-
veAt the spread TO the Western stock
centers OF the foot and mouth disease
now prevalent in the East were taken
at meeting OF local stock men. rail
road representatives and the State
Board of Stock Inspection Commission
ers.
The quarantine order Issued pre-
viously by the commission and Gov
ernor Ammons was supplemented by
another which forbids the importation
of stock into Colorado unless shipped
In disiniected cars which have been
cleansed thoroughly since Nov. 5.
The amended order follows:
ITO all railroads in Colorado:
"Amendatory to quarantine regula-
tions of this board under date Of Nov.
e, 1914, the State Board of Stock Com
missioners of Colorado hereby issued
the following supplement to said regu-
lations:
Order effective from and after
Nov Z, 1914. no cattle, sheep. swine
or goats will be admitted into this
state, either in transit or to be un-
loaded within the state. unless same
are carried in stock cars that have
been disinfected under official super
vision since Nov. ). 1914. The cars
must be bedded with clean sand or
cinders; no straw, hav or manure be-
ing permitted as bedding in the cars,
and cars must bear official tag by
either federal or state inspectors.
- Ia.
fected and the date of such disinfec-
ton.
mo cars OF immigrant movables,
containing cattle, sheep. swine or
goats. or hay, grain other fod-
der, will be admitted unless both car
and feed has been thoroughly disin-
fected prior to shipment and official
ly tagged by federal or state inspec-
tor, showing date of such disinfec-
ton
"All cars used for the transporta-
ton of livestock within this state
must be thoroughly disfnfected under
government or state supervision be-
fore same are loaded with any cattle.
sheep. swine or goats for transporta-
ton within this state or to be moved
out of this state, and said cars must
be tagged by the inspector supervising
such inspection and showing the date
thereof Provided, however. that all
cars bearing date of disinfection from
and after Nov 5, 1914, will be con
sidered as disinfected cars under this
order
by the State Board Of Stock In
spection Commissioners, this 7th day
| Of November. 1914.
DIR w. w. YARD,
state Veterinary Surgeon.
In order to make the quarantine as
| far-reachng as possible, DR.. w. w.
| Yard state veterinary surgeon, sent
kilograms to the governors Of Kansas,
Nebraska. Wyoming, New Mexico and
Oklahoma. explaining that Colorado
had increased it's precautions against
| the spread of the foot and mouth dis
ease, by ordering all stock cars steri-
| lized
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-11-12
Golden Cycle Pays Large Dividend.

Cripple Creek.-A dividend OF 20
cents per share-the eleventh consec-
utive monthly dividend made this year
has been declared by the Golden
Cycle Mining Company. 1t is one of
the largest dividends ever paid by a
mining company. The total amount
distributed under it aggregates $780,
900 The dividend, which is the nine.
ty-second issued by the company since
Its Incorporation, brings the total paid
out to stockholders during the wear I'D
20 $3.50 Non
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-11-12
y. 3. Marshars Duties Increased.

Dcnver.-The salaries of federal dis
trict Judges. district attorneys. mar
s;lals and their employees will be paid
from now on BY the United States
marshal. Formerly these salaries were
paid direct from Washington but in
accordance with the new civil service
appropriation act, this duty now de
wolves on the marshals throughout tire
bonds hav" been required OF these
officials.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-11-12
Faces Forgery Charge.

Colorado Springs.-G. l.. Travis, ar
rested in Oakland, Cal, will be brought
to Colorado Springs to stand trial on
n charge of forgery. He is said to
have confessed to passing worthless
check for $40 while in Colorado
Springs, and is wanted, according to
information received here, in Tennes-
charges
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-11-12
Switching Charge on Coal Abolished.

Denver.-Railroads hauling coal TO
Denver from the northern coal fields
of Louisville, Lafayette and Marshall
We're ordered by decision of the
State Public Utilities Commission 20
advance the cost for hauling lump.
mine run and slack coal ten cents Fer
ton and to abolish the twenty cents a
ton switching charge made by roads
in Denver for distributing cars from
the main lines of the carriers from
the northern district to sidetracks in
Denver.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-11-12
Likes Sensible Women.

Montague Glass, the author of Perl
mutter and Potash" says that he
would not marry woman who did
not have sense enough to want equal
rights for her sex. He has a wife
who, needless to say, comes up to his
expectations of what sensible wom-
an should be.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-11-12
$500, 900 Loss by "Dry" Law.

Denver - Prohibition in Colorado
will cost the federal government
$sO0,O0D year. or about 100000
more than the special war revenue
measure Is intended to raise in this
district, according to statements by
Internal Revenue Collector Mark y.
Skinner
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-11-12
Inheritance Tax 1886.

Denver.-A total of $3.59S.s7 was
collected in October by Leslie +. Hub
bard, state inheritance tax appraiser.
or this amount s628.79 was collected
In Denver The largest individual sub
scriber to the tax fund was Sylvester
T.. Smith. who paid 1920 on an in
heritance OF $263,75O.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-11-12
Recovering from Accident.

l.amar--Edward Polhemus. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. g. Polhemus, who
had his collar bone broken in a motor
cycle accident in Kansas few days
ago, has been returned here for med
ical treatment He is recovering.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-11-12

The man who makes good doesn't
has the door wide open.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-11-12

There may be lot of heroes in the
world. but no woman will admit that
she 10 married to one of them.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-11-12
stude nts Give Public Apology.

Students of the School of
Mines will publicly apologize to Den
yer university for parting and other
wise defacing the buildings Of the Den
yer school
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-11-12

Don't be misled. Ask for Red Crosl
Bag Blue. Makes beautiful white clothes
At all good .rocers. Adv.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-11-12
unnerved Completely.

UnneVed Completely.
Beef eaters usually have steady
nerves, do they not?"
I've always thought SO. until fear
of Zeppelin raid doused the lights OF
London"
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-11-12

YOUR OWN DRC0GIsT WILL TELL YOT
~ Murine kye Kennedy for Red. Veal. Water,
Josl Bye Comfort. Write tor Hook OF the Ny.
81 mail Free. Murine kys Kennedy Co.. Chicago
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-11-12

Omp0SSant - Ul0th0So
Examine carefully every bottle OF
CASTORlA. safe and sure remedy for
infants and children. and see that 1t
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-11-12
Another Sort.

Another Sort.
81 gather from what he said that
Jim's wife is the gray mare"
'She is more OF an old nag"
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-11-12

Occasionally . mans sense Of hu.
NOR may head of the doctor.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-11-12

Reat-lNe Romance.
In real life one sometimes gets the
~hole Of u romance and sees it result
In the leading lady thereof cooking for
Soarders.-Atchison Globe.
A mouse scares a woman almost as
badly as q milliner's bill scares a man.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-11-12
Springs Bank Deposits $11,247,25e.

WI "'Vs 1~"N o@PVsS ~ ''1'' '@-oo'
Colorado Springs.-The total bank
deposits in Colorado Springs. as re-
ported to the comptroller OF currency,
are $ll PAT, ,25G.38.
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&ertanplMm8en
beS 8part Der GpuntD Som:
mif56re BON Stearn8 0Dutt:
tip, minnefuta.
Gortiebung.)

Muf Mntrag tpurben folgenbe @e@nun<
gen erlaubt uuD benz @e1eB 5nfolge our
3ablung angetpielen: S. 8. CARPENTER.
8or1teber nm @taat5tpege $50. 2 $500;
NreD. Gonneup, .Bor1iber am Staatspege
SO. 1 $500; 81. S. 9iolate. SS%ngenieuz
rem : MusIaoen an Sen 5taatSne9en $50.
/ uuo 9 $2.45; Srant @aspar0, 8oritber
am 5taatspege SO. 1 $500; @ebrii6er
5mitb, Qeibtalgebibr AM StaatsDege
SO. 1 $3.50; 8. 8. Soaring, 2eibitnl,
fo%rDerung am 5taatstpege $50. 2 $500;
Rn1I. NhIes, Nntpaltsqebiibren bel Goun<
tbz@rabeu SO. 80 $4,000; SAUL Ibles,
WntpaltsaebIbren bel @ountbgraben $50.
BEL BEL %Soutte' @ mi6 SO So. 81 $3.50; s. s.
8oramann, Senaenaebi6r beim gonntSs
@raben SO. SO $40; gbriit. 8rmg<
gentbeis, aeugen9ebibr1 betn @raben yo.
g $3.50; Sam: g: eRnte, s S@n9 gga an<
9ono9ne & Stepbens, Mnpaltsgebiibret1
beim gountD : @raben $50. 80 $4,000;
Cans 9unbam, 3eugengebihr betn1
County : @rdben $50. 80 1854; sos.
S. Gid, Mrbeit beim @%onntbgraben $40.
33 $1,000; 6. 81. Snustee, 3eugengebilbr
beim @%ountpgraben &c.. 80 $15.48; sc.
81. Gallagher, 3eu9engebmbr beim Count
tpz@ raben $50. 33 $7.O8; Germ. 9eQer<
mann, 3eugengebIbr beim @onntp9raben
SEQ. SO 1898; q. S. &0i9en, 8engenz
gebiibr beim gountbgraben $50. 33 $7.96;
Mi9. Sung, 3eugengebIbr beim @onn<
tpz@rnben SEQ. 80 $15.48; @ultab 2eber<
on, 8eugengebibr beim @raben go. SO
5000; SRI. 9ippsmeper, 3eugengebii9r
beim County @raben SEQ. 33 $8.68; S.
g. McDerr1onb, 8eugengebibr beim
gpuntb=@ rnben SEQ. 80 $15.72; Sbomas
6. McSarlane, 3eugen9ebibr beim Count
tbz@raben $50. 80 $15.48.
3eusensebibr in Gppellation bes
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na@ @eietespori6rift aneei@laeen tper

.'"SV u~lYeIylQBSU IDeI>
ben 1ouen
@efu9 bes 9eter @otd)ebar unb anbez
rer filr @tablirnng zines 1ieuen gountb<
tpeges III genanntem County mur6e bie<
ter Beb0roe u~mterbreitet un0 anaeor6net.
oiaB Elm @erb0r be5igIi6 beg @e1udes
III ben gommiildr3tmmern i'm gpurtbm11e
81 ct. Glono in genanntem COUNTY am
Montag ben 10. Suli, 1914, morgens
10 lbr gebalten tperbe, 3u tpeI6er 8eit
n1b an Incident Rlabe nlles ange50rt
ptrb. mas fir oher gegen @enebmigunq
bes Sci u9es borgebra9t tptrb. nnb tpeis
terbin an9eorbnef, baB Midael 2ofo, So
cob @eber nnb S. s. &opalfonsti, W{its
glieber biefer 8eb0rbe, hermit als So
mitee ernannt ieien, nm bic ~proponirtt
@tabljrnng befagten @efu6es 3n unter=
iuden, nnb bab ienes &o1nitee anf be,
Strede beg a%ngegebenen @eges beim 8e=
gtnn Der 8egeitrede in genanntem gou1.
tn am 9%onneritag, ben IA. Mni 1914
na6mittags 1 11br gum 3nede 3u1nnn1er
lommen lou, nm Die propontrte @tabli;
rung jeEes 8eges gu unterfu@en uni
III ncr torbin %angegebenen @erlammlun{
ouriiber 81 beri6ten, rnb baB biesbe8Ig:
lide Nott3en %erlniien unb nod @eIebeS:
bori9rift ongei9lugen tper6en folIen
Mnf Nntrag bertagte itd Die 8eb0rbe fin
Die. S. 8. &otpaIfotpsH,
gorliber Der 8eb6rbe Der gonntb:
gommiiidre. @tearns COUNTY, Min1
8eftdttgt: Ni1. Sbomeb, gountb,Nlbito
nnb @r<officto glerf 6e3 8oarb.
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g~ountpgrabens 3D. Sui. @onn $3.50;
6. Murpbp $3.50; 5tepban Setter
meier $500; @etnri6 &eqer $3.50; Ye>

%gonntpgrabens 33. - Sub. @onn $3.50;
@. 6. Murpbn $3.50; stephan Reter<
meier $500; 2etnrid &euer $3.50; Ye>
ter gotb 1910; Matb. 5nnbers, @raben
SO. 50 $3.50 Soiepb Spaetb, @raben
go. 80 $15.4s; germ. Eertpeg; @rabsn
SO. 83 $500; 8m. s. Sbna $5.08;
8m. S. Sbuu, Rbotograpb6tenite etc. II
NppelIation Beg gonntbgrabenS yto. 81
$1,000. Saul Nbles, Sreimarten nno
Selepbon<@ ebiibr $3.50; Mlbanb gnterz
prize, 8er0ffentlt6nng Der Fruflmgszyto<
tia $3.50; Mf. 8. GDgarn, 2ett1ng Der
2ebrprufung 5000; Matb.@ 6. 8lomrner
,6ol8 fiir @onrtbal1s $212.68; 8m. y.
Burger, Neiieauslagen $35.77; Ism. u.
80r9er, Sreimorfen, @gpreB etc. $38.81;
S. $. Gnnftel6, @ommiiidroienite. nno
@eiIengelb $56.20; S. 50. Carter, 4a1e<
mietbe fir graminattonen $4,000; Cam.
Is. CHUTE, Sngenienrsauslagen 8ermei<
flung Beg Sotpn gouegebille 1884,; Cam.
g. ogbnte, ueberbermei1ung bes 3op1t
goIegebiue $4,000; Cam. g. gbnte,
8Iatten beg Biunge &olbing $1,000; g.
g. Chute, Supplies fir 8ermef1nng bon
gouegebide $3.50; Mnfertigen bon &arten
unb Gintrdgen $19.95; ngenienrsnuslaz
qen, germef1en BEG $otp1 gol1egebtue
$685. 4; 9ienit nnb Mmslngen beim Ser
me1en bon Mdbmonb 5000; @nferttgen
bon nrten un6 gopie1 beg BtInge ct.
Sofepb $27.OO; Srnbt BEL g~o1egebtue
8erme1nng 1925; Sobn 9nn3I, 9ient
bel g~oIegebiue @erme1nng $50.00i S.
S. 9onubue. - Observation-Disclosures
|5taat aeaen 5taples $1O.95; 5tnnt gez
aen Mebrnng $5.45; 5taot gegen 8esz
fin 1855; @tant gegen 9turr $1,000;
|5toat gegen @alpin $500; @tnat gegen
8binip $2.40; @taat geaen Wartpe0
|$2.75; Staat gegen Mc&nn $6.75;
|5taat ge9en Sobnfon 1915; S. S. 9reis,
@e1hiporenengebubr @taat gegen 5turr
1915; s. g. Sunni, g~oronergebubr, 2eiz
denbe{dau. bel 8. 9. Garions $685.;
Qeidenbe1dan bel Srte6ri6 Srnnf Sill
10; Sos. s. Gid, 9ienit beir1 8ermeiien
bon Mabmon6 $1,000; beim 8erme11en
bonn goaegebiIe $4,000; Mnria S. ST.
i d r. 8eueensebi6r @toat eeeen @tnrr
SsribzgroB SO. - Supplies $3.50;
Nitric 81dtter $685.; 2sbrsr : grafnngs>
papiere $500; Rlat<8n9 $4,000; 81
tel Snberz9fecorb $25.25; Site1 SnbeI
&ecorb $685.; @rnnbetgentbums 1tener>
ssnbgement 8n6 $4,000; 5tpei @run6etz
g~entbumsitener Su0gment : Binder $685.
so; Subgment @ecor1 nn6 @tbtl<Mfttonsz
Mecorb $34.50; 2egal glanfgeiten $751;
90; @runbeigentbnmsitene <Ssuogement
Mecprb $3.50; @ertiftfate -$1.40; Miz
ieBment 8iider I'M b8lnnfs 1914 $549.z
so. 6nbert Cans Mcctben5br1d1aben
$5.75; $4.75; 5000. Sgn. @reben baar
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&eiuist @ant-bdeitigt &axtfleden.


@urum gebt SIR berIegen unb I'M.
geitaltet bon Simmer, &aa1tausibla.
gen, Miteiier, rotbe ra1be &oit ODER
n1o9t sic 4uoIen bon @c3e,ma orr9.
Sudden, 6ledten, &a11tmusidlag.!
Tragt eben @urer Mpotbefer 11oh St.
Sobion's @caema @albe. Solgt Sen
einfaden @infen 1nb Cure @out=
u~nannebmli9feter iinb borbet. MiI6.
auftpeideno, mirffam. Musgeaeidnet
fir Babies uno 6elifate metde 6m1t.
Ma6t Dos MureiBen aufboren.
@iIft INNER. 2inber11ng ODER @el6
3uriid. SOC. bel Current @potbeter.
- Mn5eige.
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Kinder 0ohroiea
MACH FlETeNER'S
GAS To RIA
.rnnbei9entbmms=
nbertra9un9em

g1iiabeA 6. 8enien nnb @atte an
gi. 6pebnua, 2ots 22<23<24, BIod 81,
Sotpnfite @dite &nrf, $4,000.
Mnbretp Netpbauer an Sobn @peballa,
Got 1924, 8lod %, Sotpnfite Of 8aite
Rarf, $4,000.
9anie1 g .gbriitenion nno Sra1 an
&enrn @a1anb, Got II, 8Iod 8, Sotpn1ite
bon Belgrade, $500.
@enrb &auanb uno Srau an @ermnmn
@anot, Got II, 8lod 8, Sotpnfite bon
Belgrade, $4,000.
@arrDb s. Doung II. a. an 8iu Mnberz
ion, Got 3, 8lod 6, 8eit & 5earles Nbb.
gu ct. @loub, $115.00.
Sobn s.. &irsfeH II. a. an Mnton Ref<
fer, 2ots "a nn6 25, 8lod 4, Sotpn1ite
@aite 8nrf, 1880.
@lobs 9. Scout unb Tron an Sranf
st. 6atftel6, nDrbIi9 A SUB bon Got z,
8lod 90, Orig. Sotpniite bon ct. gIoub,
$500.
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8ringt Dem itarfgebanten &erionen
8eG1temIidhfrif.

Gin glteS geiunbeS @otbortic, bas
eine rei3etoe @irfung a,1f Mogen,
9eber uno gingepeioe bat, ftn6
SoleD catboriitifde Gdblette. 011r9-
aus reinigen6 IN Der @irfnng bal.
ten fie g1.@ regular obne aneifen
lino obne fonitige ltrangenebme Mad-
tpirfl1get1. Sic treibe1 bas gafige
al1fgeblafete @efiiN meg, oos ftarf
gebm1ten @erioner 10 1l1to,tgenebm
Sci dlIen SdnbIern in ct.
CLOUD. - Nnoeiee.
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MiidaeI 6'8rien an MihneI 81. s..
|8rien, @ob. Got 8 nnb S@A MgA sec.
l31z122S31, snefIib bon Chen Gate, $500.
Caroline Mer5 an 9arrb g. Donng,
Got 2, 9lof AZ, CONN bon 5ta6ts 5f.
gIon6, $4,000.
Mer3, aot 10, 8lod 40, q. q. @ropn's
globifion, Got 10, 8lod 40, Sotpr bon
lstabt ct. glolb, $1100.
yters, Sot 3 Blod ~, Eotpr BON 9faDt
ct, glouo, $14O0:
bermam gdoner nrtb sSral an
gbur6 Of Gncreb 6enrt, SSyreeporf. W2inm.,
Not 1919, gIod 1, EotDnfite BON Treez
port, $4,000.
ssobn @oB 1nb Srnu an Otto &atpz
Ietpsfi, Cot 8. glod 2, Sairbietp abb. gu
etabt @elroie, $500.
BearI 8. CHM an glife s. Campbell
Got 8lod 10, 8iIlage &in1baI, 5000.
=. 8. Brotper II. a. on Se1pne 9.
&ennebh, 2ots II 1irb 10, 8lod 1, 56er<
tpoob's Abb; @imban 8rairie, 5000:
g.9. 8rotper Y, "a. an Sranf g
Maribif, Got 9, 8lod /, 5bertpoob's Nbo.
gu @inbau Brairie, 500.
8iu @ennif an S. g. Sobnfon, ghA
MgA Section 85<12S<29, @aire Brairie
$38O0.
81. g. @unt nnb SBrar an BBrnnees S:
Nob. gu ct. gIou6, $25.
Carl 9. 5dupab II. a. an g1if. geobs,
Nh SgA NgN Gee. 17<125<28, Sc
@nut, 800.
2etpis g1arf unb Srau an @onifantp
&rafotpsfi, Got 8, lodi 81, 2oprb's Mbb.
ct. @lolb, $500.
2etpis @lnrf nn6 Srnu an 3er1nnn11
9p1b, Qotprb's @bb. 2ots 9 un6 10, Blod
81, $500. n
Sobn 9. Slabung un6 aTran an $. -
@ol1ng, 2gts 81 unb 20, B1od %, 8aite (
Barf, $4,000.
Barbara Niirnberg un6 @ntte an Sba
90: gouna, Got %, 8Iod 2, goIins Mbb.
let. glonb, $125.OO.
gbritobber g.. 6oIben an ssSobn q.
edberg, Got TO-. 8led 18, Sauf Centre,
$1,000.
6. 8. 8rotper un6 Srau an ghriitine
Bldir, 17R Mcres bon 5gA 58A,
,eec. 12z121<29, Maine Yrairie, $1,000.
Nbam 8era an ssobn g. Safrb, Got 81
1910, 8lod 8 Stearns Nbb. ct. gIonb,
$4,000.
Mnna 8uttpeirer II. a. an. Sermon1
Goie, got 9 | n%Sreeport unb Got SO
Mnb. Cub. SO. s bon 8M Gee. 2, @k
ICWA .Sec. G45O.
Sacob God nrb SSrnl an Mnton @durz
te, Got a bot Gub. Cub. $50. s, Treez
port, $1175.
!. 6. 6. gnqliih unb SSrau an Sbomos
&. garlir. Got 4, 2inben Sill Mb6. 8abz
nesbiue, $4,000.
Ebonnas S. garlin 1nb Srm1 an Sssranf
rs. &enne6b, Got 4. 2iabon Sill N66. 5u
: 8ahnesbine. $4,000.
II. 8. S. Sdroeber unb Ssrnn an Sesohn
,Ig: greber, Y Sntereft bon @k M@A
; ISec. 17=125<29, ct. Ben6el, $500.
sSobn 8. @im1ner H.. a. an 6arrb 50.
@olf, @8A Gee. 25=124z35, Morfb
. SSprf, $880O.O 90.
8arbarn &ieb an Mgnes @@eeler. Got
9 @lod 1, @ollins 2. @bb. ct. grouo,
$4,000
: 5interra1enfdnft bon Qoren 50. COL
; lins an 6enrh 2oommeI, Cot 1, Collins
r.. Mb6. ct. gIou6, $40.
SSobn g. greber 1tr16 Sssra1 an Matbias
6. 8lon1n1er, 1nbertbeiIter y sSntereit
bon M8A @WA Sec. 27<125z29, al.
8en6eI, $1,000.
5arriet Ebomafpn n1 Sronf 81. Mer5on
9tiid 2anb so bel 100 SnR, Got 2. 8Iod-
ID. @obbins rno Menbenbon's G6bition.
al Original Sopniite bon @nnf Centre.
$4,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-30
10 Sent ugasearets"
SIR 2eber nnb GinseueiSe.
5eilen trautes aspfpeb, &artletttstett,
Wilt5Itdt, lauren Maget, t&ledbtett
Mthett - 8n6er Gatartbte

gIeidbteI tpie idle9t Cure 2eber, 8ea'
gen ooer g%ingepei6e finb; pie ftarf e1er
SartIeibigfett, nnperbaulidteit. gili1iitdt
nnS traae G%ingepei0e - SIR betoa.n,t
ftets 2inberung bnr9 gaSearets. pte
reinigen unb regulieren ben Wtagen 20
fort, beieiti8en bic faure. gdbrenoe Aap'
r11ng nnb fallen @aie;, entferner1 bic eg.
5e1ibe @ale' bon Der 3eoer limo 1es91en
bas unberbaute 8eu9 unb @ttt bon ben
@ebdrmen uno ben @tngetpetoen fort.
Cine 5ebn Gent @badtel bon g!sres1
Npotbefer tpirb Cure 2eber uno gtsteef
tpeibe rein balten; ben Magen tlb. ben
@opf flar unb bieS 9uf gtonate etn.
sic arbeiten. tpdbrenb sS9r f4latt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-30
ToleD Mierenpillen erfolgrei6 fiji,
!. MhemmQtiamnS nnb Wierenlei6en.

Boiitip in 8irfung fir Ridentpeb;
idtpo9en &iiden, &beumatismuS,
Mieren- un6 8laien-2ei6en. g. S.
Bop6, 9gle, Eeras, i6reibt: r@ad.
6em id 5tpei BIaf9en Solep Mieren'
piGen genommen, maren Mbeumatts.
mus un6 Meren+2ei6en bollltdn6ig
meg." Cider uno tpirffam. 8ei al,
len S1noler11 in ct. @lou6. = Mn'
5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-30

Ser @antoffeIbeI b.-@ro-
fellor (bei elmer itiirmii6en Scene):
uMber Mmalie, pie fannlt gu mir
ru1r elm 10 untpiiieni6aftli6es Bu6
an oen @opf nerfen2!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-30

unter Srennbinnen. =
u9eein, mie e1t5iiden6 Did Dos Srar=
erfoitiim fleioet!. -. 9a lit eigent-
lid ieoe G%on6olation iiberfliiiiig!"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-04
WANTED TO BE SURE

Nov, look here" said the bus
conductor impatientIy, 'are you go-
in toget orr, or are you goin' to keep
Z on?n est
well, is this st. Paul's Cathe-
: dral ?" asked Larry stolidly.
Eve told you twenty times that it
isl" despairingly answered the con-
ductor. What more dyou Want?"
i go aisy, now! Will you tell me
i how far it is from St, .Paups to Ok
ford Circus2" 'c =
Twenty minutes. But will you get
q OFF my 'bus?" =
j Sure, jist a minute How far is it
& from Oxford Circus to ST. PauIs?"
4 "Leok 'ere;" yelled the conductor,
now q thoroughly aroused, "d'yon
think stand 'ere for a 'obby, or are
3syou dotty? How can it be any
efarther to come back from Oxford
i Circus than 1t is to get there? 80
+ I'm not so sure, quoth the stolid
one, as the conductor jerked him on
to the pavement; "bnt know it's a
lgreat deal farther from New Years