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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-03-13
MARKET REPORTS
Chicago.


Hogs-Market slow. Bulk. ss.45@
s.55; light, $s.35@s.60; mixed, $3.50
$50; heavy, $S.2O@8.60: rough, $500
@s.35; pigs, $7.35@7.40.
Cattle-Market steady to strong
Beeves, $7.20@9.75; Texas steers,
$71O@S.10; western steers, $6.6O@s:
stockers and feeders, s5.50@s; cows
and heifers, $3.65@s.55; calves, $7@
HOO.
Sheep-Market steady Native,
$4.s5@6.25; western, $4.S5@6.25; year
lings, $685. @7.10; lambs, native. $6.75
@7.65; western, $6.75@7.sO.
Butter-Lower; creameries, $50
soc.
Eggs-Lower; at mark, cases in
cluded, 27@27hc; ordinary firsts. 81
@27Ac; frsts, 271s @2Sc.
Wheat-No. red, 941s @95c; No. 3
red, 93@94c; No. 2 hard. 92@9294c;
No. hard, 911s @92c; No. 2 northern.
9434@95&c; No. northern, 92s4@
csc; No. spring, 941z @95Kc; No. 3
spring, 921s @941ac.
Rye-No. 2, COZ @61Kc.
Barley, 49@6Sc.
Timothy, $3.75@5.25.
Glover, $10.75@13.75.
New York.
Raw sugar, steady. Molasses, 2.36c;
centrifugal, 3.01c. Refined quiet.
Liverpool.
Wheat-Spot steady; futures steady.
March, rs 3s4d.
Portland.
Portland Union Stock Yards Co.,
North Portland, Ore, reports receipts
for the week: Cattle, 1,721; calves.
20; hogs, 5,434; sheep, 1894.
This week cattle trade showed few
soft spots but was generally good. The
big Monday run of steers clipped about
10 cents off former prices. Since
Monday the receipts have been light.
Butcher stock on the other hand was
firm throughout. Best cows brought
81 and $7.O5 bulls Sc and calves SO.
Killers have not been over supplied on
the stuff and the market appears very
steady
Tops dropped back to $3.50 Thurs
day, which is 15c under Mondays
price, at $S.s5. 1t is scarcely probable
that Marchr eceipts will be on a par
with February, but so many unexpect-
ed things have occurred in the swine
market this year the dopesters have
gone to cover. Market steady with
outlook goods.
Mutton and lamb prices hit the high
places this week. Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday were barren of re-
ceipts, but Friday saved the week and
market from stagnation. Monday was
the big day and fla mutton or lambs
were attractive commodities. few
Sc yearlings appeared in the run; old
wethers sold "off cars" at $5.S5, ewes
at $4.70 for tops and $3.50 to $4.65 in
bulk featured. Lamb demands ex-
celled supply and the prime fat kinds
found an easy outlet at $6.75.
The following sales are representa-
tive: Steers, S7.50@S.15; COWS, seas
@7.O5; hogs, $s.7O@s.s5; bulls, $50
$50; stays, 1878; calves, SO; lambs
$6.75; wethers, s5.75; yearlings. Sc;
ewes, SAYS.
Tacoma.
Wheat-The local market continues
to occupy position of practical In
anition. The only business passing is
the shipment of small parcels to Cali
fornia. Japan is out of the market
and Europe shows no inclination tC
buy in this smarket at present prices
Holders are convinced, however, thai
there will be a demand for the surplus
before the close of the season, and
are firm In their position, stocks being
quoted as heretofore, with bluestem al
csc and club at ssc.
SPOKANE'S MARKET REPORT
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-03-13
SEVEN DEATHS FROM POISON
County Hospital Patients. Die After
Taking a Blood Purifier.

Los Angeles, Cal-Three more men,
Tom King, Willard Lemon and Glare
M. Mayham, died Monday at the coun-
ty hospital here, apparently from the
same couse that four died of there the
day before. This, it is said, was the
effect of a blood-purifying remedy adj
ministered them. To this total of sew
en- may be added one more, for Harry
Lane is reported dying. All were said
to have suffered from some form of
blood poisoning, and the investigating
physicians advanced the theory that
some unknown chemical action had
transformed the remedy into a poison
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-03-13
sPokANE's MARKET REPORT

The open winter, peculiar to this re-
gion, gives no indications as yet of
relapse, and in many directions indus
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-03-13

II. c. Barnhart, r. o. Jones and ]. A.
Pengelly OF Kellogg, Idaho, have taken
a five-year lease on the Polaris group
of claims and will take possession
May 1.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-03-13

It's enough to annoy any woman If
her husband refuses to quarrel with
her.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-03-13

Money often wins the first battle,
but seldom the second.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-03-13
General Trade Conditions.

Bradstreet's says: Basis develop
ments continue facorable, notwith
standing the fact that heavy snow
storms and very low temperatures
during the fore part of the week ham
pered trade, curtailed traffic and de-
layed mail matter. In consequence of
these apparently adverse elements,
house buying did not expand to the
degree expected. Yet the last few
days of sunshine brought out numer-
GUS visiting buyers in the principal
centers, and as a result business
shows a relatively good expansion.
Though out-of-town buyers are act
ing in a conservative way they never
theless seem imbued with optimistic
sentiments as to the future"
Dun's Review says: Severe storms
restricted new business in many sec
tions of the country this week and
caused delay in making deliveries on
old orders. The intense cold and
heavy snowfall stimulated attributable
owing to the interruption to general
trade and was sufficient to retard dis
tribution considerably. Traffic block
AIDES hampered freight movements
and reduced receipts resulted in high.
er prices for various food products.
While weather conditions had ten
dency to check progress in CONNER
cial channels, reports from the leading
centers continue optimistic in tenor.
Best news emanated from those lines
benefiting by the low temperatures
notably heavyweight apparel, footwear
and fuel"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01
ais uirtfamHes Mittel sese,1 8pts

unb anbere 8iirn1er bel Bferben tperoen
iest bon Der u. e. Hegierune bic beriibmz
ten 8eureta &apieln e%mpfoblen. SnfoIge
itrer abioluten 9armlofigfeit tperben lie
bon feinem Mittel ibertrDffen unb Sau<
[ienbe bon Sarmern unb Sbierdr3ten GEE
bran9en lie iebes sSabr. Nnd Nn9abe Der
3egierung fn0Gots abfolut gefdbrlt6 unb
(oQten nnbebingt e~ntfernt tperben. fobnIb
|ii6 irgen0 fpeld,e Mn3etd1en oafiir 5eigen.
@eureta &apieln bringen Die @irmer in
Ser filir6eiten 8eit gum goridein uno fa1z
men Soblen iotpobl pie traaenrcn Stuitn
gegeben nerben. @enn Shire 9ferse irob
guten SutterS mager blei6en. neni, i;e
lt0rriid, bii1ig, TRACE uip. iinb, fp icltsu
|fofort einige &apieln etngegeben tperben
l1nb bic fbIedten @i9eni9nften tperoe1
li6 berlieren. Sic &ap1eln lai1en ii9
lei1t NIT Der 9a1b eingeben, bod i9iden
mir Elm feines Snitrument frei nit iebem
Mnftrag fir bier 9uben6. @eurefa
&npieln fi1o ein5tg unb alein al be5ie<
ben bon Der betannten Breeders Ren1e0b
60, AZ BibbIe Ct. Sept. 81, Mfiltpnufee,
8is.. gum Ereife bon $1.25 fir 6 ODER
$500 fir 12 &ap5eln. &apfeIn nit ge<
na11en @ebran6santpeiinngen. Mn1 gu
baben BET SO. 6. &arren, Treeport ober
in 8urder's 9rng Store. Nelrofe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01

Brofel}or S. @rop Ser gorita1i
Der ltnatsrebtIiden uno bolfStDirtb'
lihaftIihen Mbtbeilu1g Der Staats'
~uniperlitidit bon Mtinreiota, befirtpor'
tete in elmer an Samitag Dor Del
lMmerican Economic Miiociation ge''
balteren &ebe trifftere aontrolie'
rung aner offentliden getriebe Dor
|ieiten Ser &egierul1g; er fiibrte aus.
1eine ridtig a~ngetpaubte @egternngs'
fontroae miirbe bie geritantli6nng
6ieler Betriebe, fir biie oas 2an6 nidi
geriiitet lei, borlaufig unn0tbig mo-
E6en.
DnIutb. 80 SIN Mlter bon s.
|Sobren lit IN einem bteiigen Soipital
Scouts g. 2arion, felt 12 Sabren
gountpridter bon DouglaSyGonntp,
isis, n11o elmer ser befannte1ten 8ir-
ger bon 5l1pertor, infolge zines Ma-
g%enleibens g%eltorben. ~ u&ear," eine
Sub eines bieiigen 8etpobners, bat in-
nerbalb eineS SabreS 19,O01 Bfnnb
Mild nnb Cos 8funb 8utterfett gee
|liefert uno oamit ei1ten 8eltreforo
~anfgeIteut. Die b0dite SS%abresltefe-
rl1ng an 8utterfett tpar biSber BIB
Ehnno.
IS imona. - Das 8ngperional
fano ouf ei1rem offenen @aggon et-
mes @iiter5nges Ser Mortbmeltern-
Babn Sen Is Sabre alien Me1pin
8poo 5itterno Dor @ddIte nn6 bal6 ber-
bungert Dor. Mus Ser 5taatsi6ule
in Smatonna puroe er ieiner Mngabe
nod einem Bormer BEL @laremont
iibergeben; am @eibnadtsaben6 babe
,er iein &eim berloiien in Ser -Nbftbt,
Sen @eibnabtstag BEL ieiner in Soma
pobnnoen 5bmeiter gu b%erbringen.
- SIM &eim ieiner So6ter 1T bier
i'm Sitter bon SO Sabren Solepb
8ranole %geitorben. Or bette Sic erite
graleerei i'm fiioliden Minneiota ge-
.griin6et. Sn Ben lebten Sabren mar
er als 8nmfontraftor tbdittg.
Sndon. - County Commit Z
idr SO. s.. Sodfman bon Sadion-
County, ein otter Mniieoler Ser @e-
geno, fam bel einem Mutomobilun-
fane o11f Der Babrt bon fetner Sarm
nod Ser Sto6t INNS 2eben.
8roiner1. - @Reftor Dr. 8tn-
cent bon ser 5taatsl1nberlitdt miro
bie Seitrebe balten bei Ser @6luB-
feier Ser bieiigen &odidnle i'm Sl1li.
- Die Snforporattons : Mrttfel Ser
grften 9taotsbam bon Crosby iinb
eingereibt morben. S. 8. @nlnr-
neouIt lit aIs 5eele bes 1re1ten @eI6-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01

&al1l urro minneapolis 8uguniten boz
1ulutb nn6 5upertor bel Dem 0ett:
betperb I'M bas aSSobbing" s@elhaf1
bes Morbmeltens oisfrimi11iere. Sit
gnti6eioung Ser San6elsfommiiiior
biloet einen Sbeil oes Jog. 1llutbe1
&aten4Sal(es, mobl 6es mibtiglten.
melder iemals 6ie. gan5e @ebolfe-
rung beS Nor6meltenS in Mitleiben;
idaft ge5ogen. or betrifft ale @lai.
ien BON 5radt nn6 aus 6teiem @rl1n-
De Die Saide ie6es ein5elnen 9aus-
balters, iofern cine @rbobltng Ser &a=
ten 11ab Sen 3miningsitdoten Mebr=
foiten a1f idmmtli6e @naren nn1
oamit eine @ermebrung Der 2ebenSfo-
lten im augemetnen bebelttet. Nad
6em 81. 9e5ember miro es in Wein-
neipto mnb Mor6-Dafota feline re6n-
5ierten giienbabn Sabrpreiie fit
@eiitlid)e mebr geben. Sc 1T bies eine
Solge Der @tnfiibr11ng Ser 2 Gents.
'&ate, nrrD bie MaBnobme finbet feline
N~ntpen6nng auf ioldes Serritorirm,
in peld]em biefe State ni6t be1tebt.
ooer anf Babrten bon 811nften inner
balb eines 2 6 ntS-Serritoriums mad
.Hl1nftem 6ie anBerbalb eines iol6en
gelegen.
MinneapoIis. - Mit elmer
Mniprabe bon 81. $. @oo6s bon SO,
iton m1rbe am gnmitagbormittag IN
minneapolis sic Sabresberiammlune
ser Mmericat1 Genealogical Soctetp
er0ffret; glei65ettig balt bier Ole
Mmerican Economic 5oetetD TIRE
Sabresperiammlnng, un6 bei6e Ser.
bain6e per6en am 5nmltagoben6 etne
gemeinfdaftlt6e SiBung nbba1ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01
Wpr1-Oafptn.

Sarge. - Die idbrIide M11to-
mobtlfdalt, melde pom IA. Biz gum
-. Sanuar bier abgebalten miro,
peripridt, ii6 iebr ~irtereiiant gu ge-
italten. 5iinf5ebn arafttpagenbdno-
Ter bon Sarge un6 Moorbeab baben
tire 8etbeiligung 5ugeiaat.
Samestomn n. - gberbroofe,
Der ein5ige Gountpiib, Der an feirer
giienbabnitre6e. Iiegt, birfte balb
oo6 8abnperbinoung befomme1r. Sic
Wei6lan6 gontinental=8a bn plant i'm
Sabre 1914 cine Strede ro9 @rano
Sorts nno 8inmpeg gu bauen, melhe
Sberbroote beribren ion. - &ier lit
Der erite Sarmer . 8ro11enfl11b mnter
ben Nuipi5ien bes @erbanoes Ser
2an6tpirtbidaft nit 6rou 81. 6.
Sones als Brdiibentin an Ser 5pike
gegriin1et mor6en.
m m d n. - 5renn6e oes bie,
|iigen Mebgers 90. &ir9ner baben
mdbren6 belien Mbpeienbeit bon ser
|Stah ieinen 2aben an 5tpei @telen
gleid5eitig in 8ran6 geiteH, un6 bas
@ebaube brannte Big anf Sen @rmnb
nie6er. Sdon Dor einigen 8oden
botte man berindt, SEN 2aben nit
1gnnmit in bic 2nft at lprengen.
8ismarf. - @ine 8uIammert-
|iteIung 6es g. IS. Norter bon Dem
8%un6esbiiro fir geologiide @ermei-
Jung in @aibington, .. g., ldBt erie
ben, BOB Der 8ertb ser in Norb=Do=
fota I'M lebten Sabre eetoonnenen Sci
neralien ii@ auf $1,000,00O belief,
mopon BRET giertel ouf 2tgnit entail
len. Sic 2ignitlager Moro=0 afotas
iin6 groBer als iene irgeno zines or-
6eren 5taates, ouBer ssSSainois unb
Montano. Sstn Sabre 1912 tpar6en
in r6-Dof 499,48O Eon11en Gig
nit getpomen, I'M 8ertbe Jon $780,
105. Ser @%efnmmtmertb Ser inn
Sabre 1911 in g or6-Dofota getpor.
neren MineraIier1 belief iih ouf
$957,425.
@iIIiton.-D Ser Miiidftritt oes
Sderiffs Carl gridion, 6es ein3igen
fo3ialiitiiden 8eamten in @iGiams.
COUNTY, lit iebt berlongt mor6en aIs
|6olge bes 2pndens bes gIebe Gull
bertiom 6es M0r6ers ser 6amilie
|9iQon. gs lit ben Bebor6en bisber
nod ridt gelungen, sic EbGter at
ermttteln.
Minot.- Gin 8eridt 6es inipi.
|5ieren6en S%Sngenieurs an Ben Mnf-
Iidtsratb ser Stoats MormaIidulen
.befagt, baB sic fir oie bieiige Mor.
mali9ule erridteten @ebG11oe fid in
gutem :3uitarbe befinben. Dos erite
Dormitorium miro Mitte sSonuar
gum 8e3ieben berett fem nn6 oos
&auptgebalt6e nitro ungefdbr Mitte
Mdr5 iibernommen tperoen f0rrne11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01
initiitutes Der Rraiiioent ser reaerl

inititutes Ser Rrdiioent SET nener
Dnrf.
81 . d e e Der IN Ser bie.
Iiigen n11gegenb tpobnenbe garmer
81. g. 5meet bnt ON "a. De3ernber
|ieine pierte Mlfalfaernte III oieiem
Sabre 9efbnitten. @eriudgtpeiie bat.
tie er Mlfalfa a1gebmh unb 1T nit
Dem grfolg 10 5nfrieoen, BOB er Die
len 8eriud mieberbolen miro.
Detroit. Sic Meb 2afe-gbip,
pefpd-Snoianer baben an ben 4om-
miiidr fit Snbiianerangelegenbeiten
IN 8nibington, 8. g., eiinen 8roteit
|geridtet gegen Bic 1tellerIide @or-
|idrift, bob lie UMllotments" nebmen
fonen. Sic molten i'm Sitre zines
Dor "a Sabren ltnterfbriebener Ser
TRACES al16 peiterbin i'm l1neinge-
idnanften 8eiiBe beS gan5en 2a11o-
fri6es Der &~eierpatton bleiben unb
linb gegen Die 8~eiieoelnng ourd
@eiBe.
Gate @itp. Nv 8eim gisIoufen
nuf benz 8epin-5ee ranrte Der 90
idbrige &arl Trp aug Mai6en Mod,
8is, in cine offene stelle uno er-
trat1f.
Manfato. - Gben @iniams,
ein otter 8enobner bon 8l11e @artb
County, nuroe auf ieiuer Sarm bon
,ei1tem Bio6er 10 i6mer berlebt, baB
ier menige gtunoen fpdter itarb.
sc ormoob ~ SIM Sitter bon 50.
SSabren lit bier Senotor Sofepb IS.
@rapen In ieinem &eim geitorben. gr.
NOR ein befonrter Demofrat.
&ecto +. SSn BEN bieiigen
5huloiitriften 1T ourd ge1,ore Muf-
5eibnl1ngen bes Brof. 8: 81. &i1er
feitgeiteat tporoen, oaB sic 5erum-
impfnng gegen 5dmeine CHOLERA
iib als iebr erfolgrei6 bepdbrt bat.
Nortbri6ge. Die iteben
Sobre alte &oia 8ubler, nel6e mil
ibren B1lppen IN einem !&ol5iduppen
btnter 0em &auie ibres @uters amf
Ser 6orm ipielte, mltr6e iofort .ge-
t0btet, als lire bret 8riiber 11rb meb-
rere Greu11oe, Die bon Der Sag6 5l1-
rudfebrten, tire 8affen ouf ben
=Sbuppen obidofien. Die 2eide 6es
fleinen Mabhens tpa1r6e eri It eirige
Stunoen ipater gefunoen.
81 . de iter. - Dr. u. $. 2o-
gan, Geo. 9. Storep un6 S, IS. &ed
bon bier unb S. g. @robe bon @tno-
no lin6 Sic SSrforporatoren elmer gro
BEN @eieui6oft, meIde $3.50 Slider
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01
2ano BEL amoers1ep, Sasff, Canada
n11neEnifft hnhnm

2ano Bel &inoerslep, sasf, ganaoe
angetauft baben.
6ergus Sails. - Die bieii.
gen 5agemiiblen nluBten geibIoiien
11lp0 ei1em @ertpaltungsratb iiberge-
ben merben, neil bes @etters tpegen
Die Berfaufe gering tparen uulo einige
|@laubiger brdngten. Die @eitanoe
meroen auf $250,000 geidabt, Die
STANDARDIZATION auf 100000.
Wobrideinlib nitro sic @eieni9aft
reorganiiiert merben. .
9rainerb.-9 Ser SO Sabre al
te berbetratbete &einrib Sarfiabo lift
6urb oas bii1ne Sis bes 8bitefiib-
Sees beim Sdlittibnblnnfen einge-
broden un6 ertrunfen. Sein 8rnoer
SSacob brad Sic gis6efe immer mei-
ter, Bis er onf Dem Seegrunbe SUP
falfen nnb amf 6ieie @eiIe iid ret
ten fornte.
Ben on. - Snnerbalb ser leb-
ten 5met Monate iin6 in 6ieier &C.
genb unter 6em S6nb Ser Ma6t Sar-
mern mertbbone Siibner geitoblen
moroen. Die 3abl Ser geitoblenen
@iibner bela1ft iid m1f runb 1000,
nn6 bie Diebe benubten ein Mutomo=
Bill, 6os mobl bon beridie6enen Ser
ioren geieben morben 1T, bod ni6t
geniigen6, I'M BEN Diebet anf 6ie
Spur 5u fom11en.
Dn1mtb. -DiitriftSrt9ter Don-
Ger bat eine midttge grtibetoung OBJ
gegeben, ga in bieiem 6aGe 6os erite
Mal felt BENT 8eitebe1 Ser 5taats<
g~iienbabnfommiiiion biefe Sroge BE-
riibrt mor6en NOR. sic Iautet bobir,
bab Sic giienbabnfommiiiiotr nnbe-
oingt in allen neutrality-suspicious.
sic erfte Snitan3 bil6e, ,tn6 6aB erft
nod Mmtsbanblltng ser @ommiiiion
epentneM Die @nti6et6ung 6er @eri9-
tie nngernfen mer6en fnn11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01
; ne11 nberitaIildlen Sir.

s, a.e Ut aus oel1 oberitaliIden Sur
20 aaiimerlu Dertrieben, Ser &irben-
, Sem Naplte geruubt, Der 5taat
2 \ snAsae Ste1erIbroltbe gemaltig an
Sole @aben ur bie @luubensper-
Yung ianten mmer tiefer berab
! ,Abetrugen 1912 m1r mebr 272,-
e srss.
8 'J,tsbr alffuueub lit Die geringe Be
'nlsApung oes erobten fotboliiden
l1 e. =ungarn, nit MIR
B Srs.; mdbren6 Die mentgen
! .ui4fIliifen Der Nieoerlanoe 62,978
. !. opferten unb ielb1t baS ibmer
az, .Hte 9ortugal 23,128 SrS. auf-
BENZ fonnten oieie- opferntuigen
brfx Sen ginbrnd maiden als ieien
D sea,A 5bab, init bent Miiiionare
aa.seiidern niir6en. Maein Die s
:. Iten Sranfen ltn0 ni6t ein1nal
,onen Collars; unb maS lit bas
Milftonen Der gan5en 8elt?
M oaS I'M @erglei6 gu BEN rieli=
1aenben, nit benen Mnbersgldu-
Iasas Miliionen unterltiiten?
= ~ 0em g6inbnrger vStatiltical
Gnnbmen idmmtlide proteitan-
sIrnsgeieui6aften 1900 Elm:
,@h,954 Srs. 1906: 102,438,-
;Ars., - 1910: 400 600
81, ggronen-Spenben, bie in Sen let-
81 sci Sabren belonoers bon Mme-
f'9 Ls5 no England fit proteitantiibe
MI men gegeben muroen, laiien
y In, baB Die proteitnntii6en Go
noeitenS in bemielben @erbdlt-
w1lnabmep pie bisber.
Il gre 3ablen bon bo6ber5iger
salinigfeit miiflen uns beid)dmert
s2Taifporr1e11, gernoe iebt, 100 IN
vs., no Sapa11 benz gbriitentbum
{ v iid bieten, 10 giinittg pte
81 f4ennaIs borber, anfpornen 51
~ bobber3iger 9pfertptaigfeit,
hen gero6e 6ie @atboltfen Der
dhoaten."
unggerem our @erbreitung 6es
- Bot ieit feirem 8eiteben an
/ Aonen 5ranfen geimmeIt,
fs.'. yy.nen IN Die Ser. 5tanten"
u .s in Ser Mitte 6es borigen
MeHn6erts iiber 35 Milioner, az
s, Elm 3ebntel oller @nmabmen
9ess;eins felt ieinem 8eiteben. Die-
Il. p4.gneten @eretn 3n unteritiiben,
ssr cine Bflidt Der 6rtftlt6en
\ &.feit, 1T, pem nidt @enii-
~, 10 bod Ser5ensfa6e ieoes
Ken @briften 5umal mobl els
ggNNen @obltbdtigfeit sic 3uiidt)e-
TT: ste miro bunbertfo9 be-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-18
CHANGES IN NAVAL
 COMMANDS MADE

Washington, September 17.-Important changes in naval commands were an nounced today by Secretary Daniels, con tinuing his policy of giving all line of tcers adequate sea duty
 Rear Admiral James M Helm. com mandant of the Charleston, s. C., navy yard, succeeds Rear Admiral William B. Caperton. in command of the Atlantic reserve fleet at Philadelphia, Admiral Ca perton having been detailed to command the newly organized cruiser squadron of the Atlantic fleet. Rear Admiral John R. Edwards, lately president of the board of inspections for shore stations, which has been abolished, will assume com mand of the Charleston yard. Rear Ad- miral Nathaniel Usher. at present com mandant of the Norfolk navy yard, goes to the New York yard in succession of Capt. Albert Gleaves. detailed to com mand the battleship Utah. For the present Commander Louis R. Desteiguer, cap- tain of the Norfolk yard, will continue acting commandant on account of the illness of Rear Admiral Usher
 Secretary Daniels intends to appoint an industrial manager to serve under Ad- imiral Usher in the New York navy yard.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-18
DAYS WORK IN THE
 CRIMINAL COURT

Several cases were nolle pressed in the criminal court yesterday morning on account of the state being unable to locate the main witnesses for the prosecution. Three cases were passed and the remainder of the cases set on the docket went on trial. Nearly every defendant in the cases set on this weeks docket has been in jail for sometime awaiting trial. and in order to give them trial both Judge S. L. Greene and Judge W. E.. Fort are pre- siding over this docket.
 The cases were disposed of as fol- lows:, Ben Reason, grand larceny, con- victed by the jury; Octavia Davis. as- sault with intent to murder, convicted by jury; Leonard Combs. grand larceny. nolle pressed at request of solicitor; Gardner Simpkins grand larceny, con victed by jury; Jim Bell, forgery, ac- quilted by jury; Will Brown, forgery. demurrers sustained to defective war rant; Bessie Coats, vagrancy, convicted by jury; Jim Marlborough, operating gaming table, nolle pressed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-18
REGISTRARS MEET
 IN DALLAS THIS WEEK

Selma, September 17-(SpeciaD D-The beard of registrars of Dallas county Will convene at the courthouse Friday morning and remain in session until Saturday afternoon. The board meets for the purpose of giving those young men of the city who have become of age sinre the last session and citizens who can qualify an opportunity of talk ing part in the city election which will be held in the five wards of the city Monday.
 Among the voters of the city little interest is being manifested in the Icity election which is to be held Mon day..
 J. c. Harper and A. w. Blalock, white men, and Thad Miree, a negro, were arr rested early Thursday morning by Spe- cial Officers Blanton and Moore on the charge of violating the prohibition law. The arrest of the three men was only accomplished after chase of about half an hour by the officers who were on bicycles.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-18
TAKE RESERyISTS
 FROM STEAMSHIP

New York, September 1.-The French cruiser Condo removed from the Brazil ian steamship Rio De Janeiro 26 passen- gers whom the Condos officers believed were on their way to fight for ,Germany, according to persons on board the Bra zilian ship, which arrived tonight from South American and West Indian ports. The Rio De Janeiro was stopped by the French warship outside of Saint Thomas.
 Near Sandy Hook today officers of the British cruisers Essex and Lancaster boarded the Rio De Janeiro and allowed her to proceed into port after satisfy ing themselves there were no Germans among the 25 passengers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-18
HIGHWAY ENGINEER
 IN BLOUNT COUNTY
Confers With Citizens of Blount Springs Relative to State Aid
 Road from Birmingham North

Montgomery, September 17.-tSpecial) W. S. Keller, state highway engineer. left last night for Blount Springs, where he held a conference today with citi- zens relative to the construction of a state-aid road through that place from Birmingham. The state engineer was in vited to come to Blount Springs to dis cuss road matters following the publi cation of report that the Birmingham Florence highway would in all proba- bility go through Blount county by way of Oneonta and Blountsville. inasmuch as a considerable part of that road had already been built, and passed through a more populous section of the county.
 Citizens of Blount Springs however, are anxious to have the road pass through their territory, and they called upon Mir. Keller to discuss with them the practi- cability of constructing the state highway through Blount Springs.