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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-05-21
REFEREES NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

state Of South Dakota,
County of Bookings. SIS.
In Circuit Court, Third Judicial Circuit.
Bessie Hanson, Minnie Davis, Lucy Baker
Eva f. Arnold and Maud Moore. plaintiffs,
Horace Fishback as Administrator OF the
estate of Arthur stone, deceased; Bcaulah NJ.
Stone. Harry \. stone, Gladys V. Stone and
Craig stone heirs at law and next Of kin OF
Arthur stone, deceased; G. \. Mathews,
Horace Fishback, c. IL. Davis. b ID. Lowell
and all persons unknown who have or claim
any interest in the property described in the
complaint in this action.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF n
judgment aHd order of sale in the above
entitled action. rendered by this Court there
In, on the Goth day Of January, 1914, the
subscriber, G. A. Mathews, Referee for that
purpose duly appointed by said Judgment
and order of sale, will sell. at public auction,
at the front door Of the Court House in the
City of Brookings. Brookings County, South
Dakota, on the 18th day of June. 1914, at 2
o'clock j. NJ, to the highest bidder, for cash,
the real estate described in the complaint,
Judgment and order of sale, and described
as follows, to-wit:
The north f~fty-hve (55) feet OF Lots one,
two and three q, 2. - in Block Ten G0) OF
the Second Addition TO the Town. now City.
OF Brookings, South Dakota.
The Southwest quarter (SWh) Section
One % Township one hundred nine u09)
Range Fifty (50).
The North half (Nk) Of the Southeast
quarter SCI Section Thirty-three $3.50
Township one hundred ten G10) Range
C9), except a strip OF land fifty
feet on each side OF the center Of the track
of the Chicago & Northwestern Ry. Co,
across the said land.
The north half (Nk) OF the Southeast
quarter SEQ Section Thirty-four ga,
Township one hundred ten G10) Range
forty-nine C49), except a piece of land in tho
southeast corner thereof bounded and de-
scribed as follows, commencing at a point
so rods north OF the southeast corner OF the
said Section "a thence west 20 rods, thence
north S rods. thence east 20 rods. thence
south s rods TO place OF beginning.
All that part OF the North half (Nl2) OF
the Southwest quarter (SWA) Section
thirty-four (3D Township one hundred ten
G10) Range forty-nine G9) lying and being
north Of the right Of way OF the Chicago &c
Northwestern Railway Co.. across said land.
All that part OF the Southwest quarter
(SWlD OF the Southwest quarter (SW4)
dred ten I10) Range forty-nine C9) lying
Chicago & Railway Co. across
said lan@.
All o.: said land being situated in the
County . Bookings and State OF South Da-
kota. and said sale 10 be subject to the
rights Of all tenants upon the premises so
sold. and the referee reserves the right to
reject any and all bids for said premises,
or any part thereof. II the amount offered
for such tracts or either OF them, IN the
opinion Of said referee, is grossly inadequate.
Dated May 18th, 1914.
G. A. MATHEWS.
Referee.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-05-21
D FOR YOURSELF
or Profit by a Bookings Citi-
zen's Experience

Something new is an experiment.
Must be proved to be as represented.
The statement of a manufacturer is
not convincing proof of merit.
But the endorsement of friends is.
Now supposing you had a bad back,
A lame, weak, or aching one,
Would you experiment on it?
You will read of many ~so-called
cures.
Endorsed by strangers from far
places.
It's different when the endorsement
comes from home.
Easy to prove local testimony.
Read this Brookings case:
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-05-21
NOTICE To CREDITORS
state OF South Dakota.
County OF Brookings. IS.

state OF South Dakota,
County of Bookings. IS.
In County Court.
In the matter Of the estate OF John Ander-
son. deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the
undersigned. executor Of the estate Of John
Anderson, deceased. to the creditors and all
persons having claims against said deceased,
to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers
within four months after the first publication
Of this Notice, to said Executor at his resi-
dencc in the City OF Brookings, Brookings
County. South Dakota, or at the Office OF his
attorneys, Cheevcr e Cheevcr in the City OF
Brookings. Brookings County. South Dakota.
Dated at Brookings, South Dakota, this
5th day Of May, 1871
HALNOR C. JOHNSON,
Executor OF the estate of
John Anderson. deceased.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-05-21

r. II. Anderson, Second ST., Brook
ings. s. D., says: For a long time |
had pain in the small of my back. l
tried a number of remedies, but was
not helped until | began using Doan's
Kidney Pills. They did me a world
of good and l have told many people
about them"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Anderson had. Foster-Milburn Co,
Props. Buffalo, y. Y.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-05-21

state Of South Dakota,
County of Bookings, SIS.
In Circuit Court, Third Judicial Circuit.
Bessie Hanson, Minnie Davis, Lucy Bakcr
Eva T. Arnold and Maud Moore. plaintiffs,
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-05-21
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION %
ORDER TO DISCHARGE MORTGAGES

state OF South Dakota.
County OF Bookings. SIS.
In Circuit Court.
Third Judicial Circuit.
In the matter Of the Discharge Of two
certain mortgages upon the South East Quar-
ter tSE'4l Of section TwCnty-oNe (2l),
Township one Hundred Nine. tl09). North OF
Range Fifty tJ0), West Of tho Fifth L. NJ.
i'm the County Of Bookings and state OF
South Dakota.
An order having been duly made by said
Circuit Court within and FOR Brookings
County, dated May 4th, 1914, upon the appli-
cation Of Jennie q. Rude. owner Of the
above described premises. and Milo White,
Jr. petitiouinE said Court to make an order
pursuant to the provisions Of Chapter 272
Session Laws OF 1919. Of the state Of South
Dakota. disCharCiug two certain mortgages
described In said Petition now on hle with
for BrookiuEs County, upon the South East
Quarter Of Section Twcuty-oue (@1). Town
ship one Hundred Nine GO9). North OF
Range Fifty (5O>, West OF the Fifth +. M.
situated in BrookinGs County. State OF South
Dakota. which petition %recites that said
mortgages have been paid. and that the
MORTGAGE therein died intestate without
having executed any assignment or satisfac-
and that he has no acting representative OF
his estate in this State.
Now, therefore, NOTICE Is HEREBY
GIVEN that pursuant TO said order fixing
the time and place for hearing said Petition.
the same will be brought on for hearing and
determination before said Circuit Court at
the Court Room In the Court House in the
city Of Brookings, In said County OF Brook
ings. and state Of South Dakota. on the
2nd day Of June. 1914, at Ten o'clock in the
forenoon OF that day.
Dated at Brookings, South Dakota, this
4th day Of May. 1914.
HALL ALEXANDER & PURDY.
Attorneys for Petitioners, Brookings,
South Dakota
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-05-21

Receipt Books-Bound with stub
Brookings date line. Books of 25, so
and 100 receipts. Call at Register
Office.
The day book., 1914-08-17

to clear The way for an advance into
France at Lille, at Maubeuge and at
Mezercs. The offensive movement
may come at any moment
Until noon today~the war Office in
sisted there had been no general at
tack and the air scouts reported the
enemy maintaining its advanced posi-
ton.
St. PetersbuTg,HStrong forces of
Cossacks, supported by light artillery,
machine guns and mounted infantry,
are penetrating the Prussian tron-
tier.
The advance was reported today
to have pushed forward nearly to In
sterburg, having followed the line OF
the railway from Eydtkuhnen. The
German columns are reported con-
testing the advance, but falling back
slowly toward the line of their main
fortificat.ons.
The colGn1ns engaged are purely
accommodating parties as the mafn
Russian column is still at Kovno anI
Wilma.
London.-TWo Austrian warships
sunk, third set afire and fourth fed in
battle with French squadron of
Ludua in the Adriatic Sunday. Fight
lasted an hour.
Rome.-The British Mediterranean
feet is off the Austrian naval base of
Pola in the Adriatic and lombard
ment of the defenses there is expect
ed. The British feet of battle cruis-
ers chased the Austrian cruisers
Szigetvar and Saida from Antivari to
Pola, but were unable to capture
them. The Austrians took refuge
inside of the rendezvous under pro-
lection Of the land forts and the
British cruisers are expected to try
out the defenses of the forts with
their heavy guns.
Paris.-Erench lines are closing in
on Saarburg. War Office announces
that army invading Lorraine now
The day book., 1914-08-17
DOUBLE GUARD TO PREVENT
LYNCHING OF CARLETON

lINCHING OF CARLETON
On account of the threats of lynch
ing, an extra guard was placed
around the Spring Green, Wis, Jail,
in which is lodged Julian Carleton,
the negro who slew Mrs. Mamah
Borthwick and four others in Frank
Lloyd Wright's love bungalow"
Wright buried his Mamah last
night in his own way, without any
funeral ceremony. Only himself, his
two nephews and his son were pres
ent when the plain pine box contain
ing the body of ''Mamah of the
Hills" was placed in the grave in the
nameless cemetery near the bunga-.
low.
Wright took an armful of yellow
dahlias from the spring garden which
Mamah Borthwick had reared so ten
derly. This was his tribute to the
woman for whom he left his wife and
society.
Edward H. Cheney, former hus-
band of Mamah Borthwick, who Sc
cured a divorce after she left him
for Wright, and the latter met at the
still smoldering ruins of the bung-
allow.
Cheney was there to bring back
the bodies of his two children who
were also killed by the crazed negro.
He made no effort to dictate plans
for the burial of Mrs. Borthwick. \
Carleton said he murdered the peo-
pie and set fire to the house because
they were picking on him.
POLITICAL DOPE
Roger Sullivan opens Cook county
fight tonight.
Sheriff Zinner soon to get post
mastership, is report.
Otto G. Pusch, Rep. candidate for.
court, says new clerk
should give state all fees. -1
The day book., 1914-08-17

London.-EngIish newspapers here
are cooperating with the government
in an effort to force feeling of calm,
optimistic confidence. All newspapers
are editorially urging Englishmen to
accept reports with a grain of salt"
and to avoid war feverishness.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-10

|loaban stgrrclfe % Yetponi,,g.
'iem IiIieloet bllroe ppre. sfibsior-
ter bar life furalct ltan Jig / aotrfllr-
rcucc,, mcb Se%rltbuncrne, ser biotil
bar opnlimerct 1rugtmurfebet. Dette
bill blipe alocrleoes It'll, llaar $50
namatnnalen aaGaler % gjpr set
mligt for ct Stib at 9isre Ell @ci-
ie boa II elmer, Sma fsr - rllrot
ON Sap @nrn tpg mellent 80
90 40 Gage. 81, Mmerifn ,l1ua
pure i,tcresicret /, at sets @m1oeIs-
'loaoe M1rtigt hltper lropiflet %
foregct, piloe cit bis Statsrnpoeritst=
tel{e / Oueraanastioen forefomm1e
null,gc at uare poo iin YlaoS.
&nnalafgiftcr1e er pco Hrniibe,l-
tens Yroflmnatiom al 49,. Mopem=
Der 1912 faitiat til $1.20 pr. Mctto
.5tibstou for @ouoclsifibe, Scr IT.
rer .Asasio0erer og 2a6niiig. t&uis
'Slibenc CT mllolteoe, CT Mfgifte1l
40 pGt. minore. sSpr &%trigsifibe,
&nrtronsportiti6c oip. aialoer Ell
iprlig Sarii.
Oct mlta]es, ut &almmufmmlen
i 1915 nil bliue benpttet al Sfibe
u1eo e, San1lct lomuage al 10,50O,-
O0O. 0pis ri regner m1eo cn @ieli-
notwithstanding al 1000 Cons pr.
Sfib, ifl1loe bette altioa betDoc, at
&allolcn / set fprlte. g(ur pil blipe
bclejlet al 1926 Sfibe. Set or Z
Sl,c5=&ololen 6apoe 1911 cit
ian1let Ipllnagc al Is Millipncr.
(Sorti.)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-10


6rn Glen % 66rx !6anien mso,5
paa @a6ell.
"9fao, 6ru Olien, Sc bar 10 ioat
I11De Nabocr. &po0 CT set fpr 5Ioos
5olf?"
Oct beo jee ia1roeIig life. Sea.
.bla'toer mig albrie / nogct, ipm If
.te fon111er mig peo, % jeg brpoer
mig pirfclig lite nleo bpao loun io-
regaor hos mine Moboer. sllt, bpa6
1eg pco er, at oc bar pairet qifte /
IL Var. Manoen er ,loeet paa ct
aontor, ap'1e,r er fregnet % aaar
1tleo Sesbnar, % DC bar ell uififfe.
l1g ll1tge. SSmellem trGtter Sc, ON
senboge,1c pleicr &c at bapc ifrcuz
meoe, nogle iinrpelt fleotc Mcrt,c-
tier. Gn Gong ON ltgen plejer Sc
at piie Miooaa Dos Ma1oel1s Jor-
alore;; aonens 6ar er ajebHo,,o j
en- eller anoe,t lille 8p, % Set er bit
1tte rart me6 bam. Mel1, ion1 iiea
lagoe fer, leg berer life til ocll
5lags Nennelfer, iom i~nteresierer
1or, bbao Der foreaaor hos an
Ore"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-10

oiort, at bpis 9ice1rie icjrer peo
8alget inort, nil ct lounnnt Al 8pen-
fontrolleret l10ifjnnf,1i1gSiteo blipe
oprettet Der oen lite Sllli.
Ser CT III, trllffct Ell oeiini=
tip Afgibrelie / cen fongcligc ipen-
tie 5filsmisieiog, ioct Stutspaaoet
bar erflerct Yrins 8iIbelm al
Sperige og &riniesie Ma-ias sgg-
teltob for opl6it. @eIt iioen No-
bender er ser paaga@ct D%orbanolin=
ger gcrom mellcm ,0pffcrne i Stocf-
|bolm og st. Heters6,1rg. 8aaoe
|Yrinlen og bans sggtefalle bapoe
ptret Rmife ont at ser hlep giort
melt ml1lig 6ortgatg uueo 5agc,,.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-10

0pre 6rimerfer. @enimob 800.
1000 iiGlone JrimGrfer, fom tiliam-
nrclt reprei e1lterer e., &Grbi al %.
6 Millioner &ro1ter, CT hamlet poo
ben nylig nab1ebe tyrimnrfenbitil=
ling i Qonbon. Denne ltoitilling, ne1
melt omfatteuoe, iom 1,oger1 5in0e
er arra19eret, for loffet Jilatcli=
itcr fro ollie 8erbens 2n1oes ii!
2pnoon og %i11tcreslerer allie @rcb;c /
|gnglano, ligc ira @otrgel1, JON CT
iprig JrimRrfelamler, til Sfolc=
orengene, Io1n bptter Mrrfer mco
.-bitnnoen.s
noitillinqet,s 5toltbco CT Sci,
Hlaoe, bporme6 Dc bersrntc Mu,lri-
ti,rssMnrfer blep trptt;; bcns &Gro;
anilnnes til 100000 Ser, jclpc
Mrrferne, al bpilfe Der finn filrocs
27 Gfse1nplarer, foitcr $4,000 Str.
pr. st.
I'll oe itore 5ialoenleocr bsrcr
ogioa Ell 5erie url1gl,op-M9rfer !;
men bet ijGlonelte 6rimarfe poo
belle l1oftillingen CT BOG ct grent
fineiilf Mnrfe til Gfspresbrepe. Sci
beitaar al fire peo Yerforeri1lg ar
ifiIte Delc; ienoer nla1n ct Gfsprcs
brep al 5teo aina, ioar lra1l fun
ben e1te Gel al bette JrimGrfe til 1t
fliitre pan 8reuet;; be tire n1ore De
e bebolocr Yoitontenet ielp, piit1rol
for 8egnlfobets 5fpIo, % set er for
batnoet meo strof at iGtte lig / Sc,
iiooelie al benz. timber Mebollltioncn
Ipffeocg Set imiolertio en- enoelI
5rimarfefanller, Snrte-2opelace, q
aa nIoita',oiet Merfe, oet enc
&c. ipm q Daho ou.n,et l.osI
aortI eigJla,Aso,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-10

nrol1 n'1 Ter paa ltoitiIlinee1, i 2oli-
oon.
st 2 Gents Misiionnrrnorfc, louu
peo Mioten at Oct 10. Marbmorese
blep a1lper1M al Misiionerer1te pao
9atpaji % I'LL er opcroroentIiq iiel-
bent, ltQar i cit Nris al ca. 10000
&rpner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-10
.riiffamrnc efter 1912 norebc Mcp,.
bitten Yanan,a Ell oarlia Nniit al
25O,OOO Collars.
Ma amerifanifc Srnocr.

So 10y 4tEfT 70
Mn leNpmotc i Salroleo en- Ill
gru. i. Nananlafmnlens bibtil ian
|triitc MnlGgsbiltorie. llnocr Ycbsl-
lie af cen ubmGrtcoe Srgenipr Sbcrlt
@oetbals hLeu Der tagct fat ancn
fri c, iultlcOenhc &rrftcr. MrfNjoet
'9if til Siber Mtrtigt, % oct fprbal.-
ienc M Griltige og tpg @eirct ira *
IrGge. @ag alt, bpab Der blep no
rettct forlum man eli operleNen
|@lerne % Gil operlcgen Noml0. ST.
mans Nbmitiltrationen fpm til at
hpile / ct lolif 2eie. Metsplejcn
for &c 10000 &unalarbeiocre Mep
mpnlterpproig til 5rpos for lin
formldie Simpelbeo. Sc ppperlia=
lite lanitare % b%pgieiniife Iorbolos=
reNler Mep trltfme. Set bprer til
Entertainments ltone 9ebriiter. at &c
i'aa goot iom ,1orpooeoe Molariaen
90 &c al1ore grulo,nme Sropeim=
BONNIE, Ser fpr lmpbe bnrget &ann!!=
.3ouc1.
Ser CT life t5tebet til ell nofprlia
9%elfripelle al set StorpGrf, ION
NnlGget at &nama=safulrulen mco
bets m9gtige SlltjeOGrfer or. st
Na1blab bar fife Hlabs til cit ll0=
isrlig TortGlling ON, tuorleoes
@lnorc0er al Millioncr 500 Soro
ny Sten blep lpr9nat l0 og fert
tort pes &jelp of SC. iinorigtc Ma=
finer, 1iOen bar. frembragt. Iolf
moo BRUCE 6olttalien. Man fa,
t9ute Jig, bpilfet lmroaoeligt Mrfe;=
sc ser CT. nofprt, iiosn &anolen
tonmer til at foite Sc Iure1coc
Stater 400 Min. Dollars.
&allnlllaz&unalel lgbcr life ira
Noro til SUB, loaleees lom INC, let
forcltiller Jig, roar MON life bar
&ortct pe0 @ounoem, eller ira Elt
til &elt. Colon peo Acknowledgement
ligger nGi te,1 20 el1gellfe Mil &elt
for Ha1ta11ra Gitp pes Stillebapet.
&almlen, Scr forbin0er ct Gtligt
9ap meo ct peltligt Oeemr, lpber ira
9sorooe1t til 5popelt! 2nftltnjen
ira @ananrai Gitp til Colon CT 40
e11gelife Mil, me1, @anale,1 orcier
ioa. n1eget, at ser er so engelite
@ftI fra 6pbt %an6 / 5tillebapet til
bpbt &ano / Mtlanterbapet. &cu
lit pi6elte Hunft er @a1pnlcl1 1000
500 bre6, paa lit lnGprelte 800 500.
Dpboen pnrierer ogiaa, Den minD=
ite DDboe er Al 500. Set parer 10
--12 Elmer at lejle gjeunem Sea-
nale,t. % beraf br1.ges 3 elmer til
at pasiere Sc ltore tSluleonloeg.
Ahaar man unotager 8aSiagen gien=
nem 5lnierne,f bbor eleftriifc 500
torer buaierer, fa,t Stibe11e BRUCE
oereS egen og lom Megel fulo Strait.
@anoa1rn=&onnlenS ,ISnbgo1,ga CT
+bef9iteoe. 8nuoe / Yana;l1a oa
Golon opfgres trauclsle 5tationcr.
Den ltsrite fon1mcr til at lig9e !
Colon og Ifal frn11e ltao / baglig oa
ratlig 6orbinoelie meb Megierings
torer'te / @aibington. Noulien.
Sn5temct ifal benpttes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-10
#at1an1a-K
vi &arius 3. yo,,

Otter at prre bienme,ot iros q,
Mejle i 9soro= % Mellem-sllncrita
bar &enaftpr Mari1n1S 8 Doe TIL
1tillet Mooersnmalet" ungle inter-
eslantc Mrtiflcr nn1 9solmmatamlen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-10
Kurt fnrtalt.

Gen %ipenlfc Nmcrifalil1ie pint
Scr itor lilill,tning. Ser CT ollie
reoc teanet : Mill. &r.
Sopans Megiering bar nlmt-
tet aitrroe for set itGrfe 6olfcfrop
poa @r,n0 al 6laaoei tanoule1l.
= @pe1l 9tem Dorf bar cit @jul6
para l1ogct oper 81, 000,O00,00 10
olt'nu mere u1o SC Ioreneoe Sta=
,tcrs Staggering.
- &epolperel1. iom eSsiobn 5ebranf
brlate, "a bun ifjso paa Sberit
SIC oiepelt, pil ,6lipe for9ret til
@ooiepelt lom ct Mi,toc ON Sfpb-
11tu9eu.
- &asiageriatierre til ltoitillin=
gen / Sm iyranctSco fomumen0e Mar
bliper lanere ems nogeniiroe. S
ipmuue 1ufeloe bliper oe 1ige ne6
til / Gent Mfilen.
Zen finslilfee. STRENGTHENING
u4pioe l1lp" m}o 6slge bar plpn=
bret 8per 9,tmg @bu-gbni / @ro-
pinien Sbetzsi,,. De 6rabte $50
|.af SS1,opaa11erne % laareoe og tog
tilfangc mango 6%unorebe @eriorer.
v8erltner Gngeblatt" mel6er
fra &etersba1rg, at bpis ben finite
2anooag fortlatter i'm Mo0itu11o
moo @5arens l%ttaier, ifal itore
Eroppcmosier forlpggeS til 6in-
lano. iom erflrres / 8eleiringsttl=
ltanb.
Ga1rooa lto;el1bcr ira Sm1
! Tral1eisco cit @paIfa1gerbaao u0er-
mat" for at legc efter steiunio1s
bortfomnc 5fib r&orluf". &pol-
baoben fsres al 6. :. 8etcriel,. Ser
tror at fiuoe u3arlllf" etiteb3 MEL
lent &oint 8arrotp og SER cball
gcu,
Slagifibet .9tem Dort" Bit
Der f9rbigt / Mpril - CIT Mauneo
fe- be,1 f%ortrabere6e Mfleperingstio.
Set hor If Iomm1ers @al,pner, jom
Refer IA Mtl. sSSl1tct a,1bct Sftb
/ Ger0en bar lo1oa1une aarto1er. Sc
Fan fditc Z 3ous 5toalbombcr IA
Mil bpert Wii1ult.
- Mfrs. :sSoDn Qari ion, Mapor al
Iront0de, Gre. LOS fin Malr0 orr
reitere for at bouc 'olgt Spiritus til
m~in0reaartgc. 6an CT 8r9noe=
pinsba116ler, og 90 ba,n ianot, at
Der torelao 8epiier moo bapr.. ub-
ltcote bun itrafss Mrreitorbrerl.
rSflabonm" lsb forleoen at
5tabcfen i Camden, q. $. Set CT
iii set iterite a~rigsifib. Joni fflpoer
pnn &m1oet. Oct blep vfriltnet" til
at goo .%syrc6el1s og ariitcnoom-
mems Grinder" al 8ilfop 6ois fra
Otlabomn. Og @l,pernerens Nat-
ter fmMite Ell 6laife Champagne
moo bets 8o1tg.
- Npglc fnu Mimltter efter at
5re0 9seltol1, cit Neger, bnr efter-
gibet lin iognute 115 Mnrs 5traf,
bleb- lnn berrettet i ben eleftriife
5tol / 5totsfal,gilet / 2ittle .8ocf,
Mrf., for at babe mproet en- Neger-
inhe for so Gents. 5na lRnge ban
baooc oe,1 f6rite Dom oper Jig,
flu1bc man life benrette bam, 6erfor
blep ba,l ~eitergiuet Sen for at libe
Gsoen.
Stprelie at 8rgllallo bnr
tioliaere bragt Sen 0nnife Stat ct
aarliat %ll,loeriflto. Dette 6orbol1
Gnores I'LL, bn ocl1 anrlige Might,
font NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. betalel
for aorceslion, iorbeieg til bet fem,
oobbeItc. Aigiitcn bioti1, 1t5,OOo
ar. 11orlrmIe Aor, hiber fremtioia
100000 ar., bborai TfreS ct Dber'
nus al @reulasros Ao,1riniitratio,t
&iiI1belms Jor1luDe a1l'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-10
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Den b%iplomatiife Strio.
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Iruttat mellem @nglano % Sc
Toremoc 5tater fajtl9her. DC inter-
rationale Megler, bporefter @ana-
matanalen ifnl benptteS. @opcb=
p%rinctppet er, at aanale11 bliner en-
%offcntlig &anbpei, ser ifad itao oa=
BEN for alle Matiorer pnu Sc lnn1r1e
8etingelier. -@erom er Der iom Be
fie,ot opitauet en- bioiig oiplomdtiif
Stri6 mllem Gngnnb og Mmertta.
Den om0isputereoe 8e5temmelic
fin6es / Mrtifel III og Ipoer iaale-
6cs:
.De Joreneoe Slater nn~erfjenocr
iom 8aiis for Nsel1traliieringen al
benne aannI Sc fpIgenoe Megler,
Der / &opeoingen ioloer la1nmen
n1eb ~9eltemmelierne / ao,lpentio-
11en al aonitmnti1rapel al %. Sfto-
Der 1883 meo @enipn til 6cn fri
8e,pttelie al Slte5=4analen. Set
nil lige:: &mnlen lfnl pere fri pg
ant6en for @n1oels- og @rigsifibc al
ollie Mationer, Der operbol6cr bisie
MegIer, pna aI6eles lige @etinaeIlcr,
faaleoes at Ser life ifal gjeres mo-
gen Torifiel pua faaSanne Mationer.
Saaoa11ne 8etnlgelicr oa Nfgifter
(for 8enpttelie al @analen) lfal
pore retfGrbige pg ems"
Gnalrnbernes staubpnnft.
Get 5psrgsmanl, bporom Stri,
Ben itnltoer, CT, bbab Der lful for-
itaaes neb 1Otrpffct .alle Matio-
1ler". gngl9n6erne bGpber, at Be
%ftemmelfen gjaloer alle Mationer !
geroen, dltsoa ogfoa Sc 5oreneoe
|Stater, boorior pisic er llbercttiac.
Be til at gipc oeres eg,,e Sfibe en-
~beganitiget Sitting peo We,ptteIiel
ln aai,oIen. Ameriiffuncrue ba1
oerimoc SET Dplattelie at ArtiHl
lIIIfu1 iater &c aIle gsatioaer mi
Ialei biSotsneoe
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-10

Davidson. chief of police of Houston. Tex. Chief Davidson snrther states in his telegram that the company has only occupied offices in the Beatty building in Houston for the past month The of flcers are anxously awaiting answers to other teleerams to Texas cities and hope to show that the operations of the Galveston Investment company are country-wide in scope.
 Kelley, when seen at detective head quarters, smiled and appeared confident that he would soon be released. He readily submitted to an interview and dictated the following statement to a re- porter:
 ''I just want to say" said Mir. Kelley. that I am representing a legitimate proposition and will stay here and show the people of Birmingham that I am not the agent of a blue sky proposition as we own this land and make clear war ranty deed and abstract of title to every lot. My firm has been established in Galveston, Tex, since 1907. and have eX- tcisive offices there. The home office is at Houston. Tex, 506 Beatty building, where the firm is well known to all the banks and the business people of that city. I Further wish to state that as soon as messages can be received from the home office I will be cleared and expect to continue to do business in the city of Birmingham
 Keley's office assistant and agent was not arrested, although the officers have notified him not to leave the city as he will be used as material witness.