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The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-23
ALLIES CONTINUE TO GA|NALONC TIE FRON TWILL BE LULU |NF|GHT
 IN CHRISTMAS DAy

LONDON, Dec 23-Advces from the front indicate that the allies i'll France and Beg contiue the offensive that the defensive all along the ne with slight gains recorded for them every day.
 Notwithstanding the failure of the plan for armistice during the Christmas holidays, there will be Hull Christmas day the Christmas spirit cngs to the the battle ne and effort will be made to make the day cheerful poss ble for them
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-23

Miss Thora Smith, who has been conducting the school at Kennecott for the past year, was an outgoing passen- ger on the Alameda for Juneau, after a short visit with friends in Valdez.
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-23

Mrs. 5. w. Elliott and son Gay re. turned on the Alameda this moruine from pleasant visit among friends at Valdez.
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-23
LL0YDS |S ASKING B|C PREMIUM n INSURE ACA|NST OTHER NATIONS
 DECLARING VAR

LONDON, Dec 23-Loyds charging thirty cuneas per cent to insure against between Italy and Germany Austria and Turkey within month and fifty uneas per cent that war between these countries will be declared within six; months Five guneas per asked against war breaking out between England and Norway within twelve months
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-23
HUGE BREWERY FAILS BECAUSE PROHIBITION CUTS UT THE
 DEMAND FOR BEER

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec. 23-The Hosteter Columbus Brewing Company, $l2000000 corporation, operating the largest brewery in the state went into the hands receiver today under order of the federal court decreased de- mand for the product of the brewery adverse legislation and the voting dy' of many states in the past eight yeas are given as the cause of the failure.
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-23
PARIS STILL CLAIMS ALLIES ARE ADVANCING -SOME FRENCH
 ATTACKS REFUSED

PARIS, Dec. 23-A office report issued today states that the allies have made gains Belgium that French troops have again adv need several points along the line Severe fighting Asne and along the Mouse have resulted many points in the retirement of the Germans although sharp infantry attacks upon the German positions points were checked
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-23
IMPORTANT BATTLE PENDING
 VICINITY OF CRACON|

PETROGRAD, Dec 23-Large bodies of Russian troops moving toward Cracow from the North East and an important battle is believed to be pending in that vicinity
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-23

Fresh shipments of corn on the cob at kinney's.
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-23
GERMANS TRQOPS INVADING
 PORTUGUESE EAST AFRICA

LISBON Dec 23-A dispatch has been received announcing that the Germans have again invaded Angola Portuguese East Africa The Porugese trops stationed Naullla fell back before attack of the invaders
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-23
FRENCH DEPUTIES VOTE HUGE
 SUM TO CARRY ON WAR

PARIS, Dec 23-The Chamber of Deputies today voted an appropriation of blon hundred millions of dol lars the government expenses for the ensuing months including the cost of the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-14
PLEA FOR REVISION BILL.
savings banks md Trust Compa nies
Send Appeal 20 Albany.

State banks and trust companies In
New York city. whose total resources az
gregate $1,000, 000. 900 have sent an iden-
teal letter to the charmen Of the AS
sembly and Senate committees in charge
OF the banking revision bill urging it's
passage,
II Ia set forth that the bill, incompar-
ably better than the present banking laws
should be passed without delay. 1t Ia
also pointed out that the proposed revision
OF the laws In the reserve provisions are
demanded by the changes In the Federal
banking laws. To give the State insti-
tutions equal opportunities with the ma
tional banks II is urged that they should
have equally advantageous reserve 10.
ouirements and have them quickly.
Walter r. Frew, president OF the Corn
Exchange Bank. registered his emphatic
approval OF the Van Tuyi bill yesterday.
~ heartily indorse the bill for the re.
vision OF the State banking laws" he said
at Is a great advance on the present laws
II puts the State banks and trust COM
panies, so far as reserves are Concerned
on practically an even basis with the
national institutions under the now Fed.
erai law
zone OF Its other big advantages IA
that II gives State banks the privilege
OF acceptances. In addition II classifies
and ama'ganates the provisions OF the
old laws. which are In great need of re-
arrangement
=! earnestly hope that objections TO
minor points Of the bill will not DELAY
It's passage II would be to the highest
advantage 70 all. In my opinion. that the
bin should nc passed at this session OF
the Legislature"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-14
GAS COMPANY TO
SQUEEZE OUT WATER
Brooklyn Borough Concern Of
fers to Reduce It's Capt.
tai $4,000.
RATE Is CUT TO 95 CENTS
First Public Utility Voluntarily
TO Meet Views of p. 5.
Commission.
RATE IS CUT TO 95 CENTS

For tho first time In the records OF the
Public Service Commission a public u,il-
ity corporation has offered to pump the
water out OF Its own stock. The commits
sion announced yesterday that the Brook
Ign Borough Gas Company. which does
business in the Coney Island district. has
agreed to reduce Its capital by st2s.OOO
The commission has been hanmerins
at the Borough Gas Company for several
years on account OF its rates and because
its capitalization exceeded the value OF
Its tangible property by about $4,000.
In the course OF one Of the cases on
rates tho commission made a physical
valuation OF the conpany's property. II
was discovered that the company had
charged up among its assets a very large
sum as the value of Its franchise. Com
missioner Milo II. Maltbie. who wrote the
opinion In the case, holds that public
service corporation has no right TO cap
ttellZe Its franchise.
Mr. Maltbie has been invited TO serve
on the Interstate Commerce Commissions
committee which will carry out the physl-
cal valuation OF railroads. one main OBJ
Ject or which Is TO establish basis for
rate making. In small way the Dor.
ouSh Gas Company case Is a parallel to
what the railroads may expect from tho
Interstate Commerce Commission
The attitude Of the Brooklyn Borough
Gas Company says Commissioner Malt
bic, deserves strong communication, and
II Is hoped that other companies will fol-
low It's example"
Mr.. Maltbie summarized the proct .uIe
OF the company as follows: las or jan
uary !. 1914. the company Is 10 reduce It's
liked capital Cor property investmenp
account from sl.773.lS0 to st.34t.162, the
appraised value az found 10y the Com
missions engineers after tho teiurri,-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-14
kUkEII.OslkE sALgA.

SUPREME COURT. SEW YORK COUNTY
-tnpire Trust Company, plalntin. against
Rotary Composing Mdehine Company. de.
Ia pursuance OF judgment of forscio.ur.
ana sale duly made AMI entered 10 the above
referee Ia said judgment named, viii sell at
Sd q ves eye siss IA the ssrSSTS
Of Manhattan. city. County and State Of
at ~ O'Clock noon on that day. by order OF
Joseph r. Day auetIoneer. the property
aGsSd By ia 1aft to Al h . i' sS
title and Interest OF the Empire Trust m.
PPsny,, as trustee, in and to the following
an the plant machinery. tools. patterns.
ssne ana fT mfea % s"S real
tion, owned by the Rotary Composing Ma.
G yhhdi.e cS,mPany on the ars. day Of March
o@ for ,b pst ;aIsv,n nyon,'oU
'"s 0 hif "''% npP rs sos p Fiji.
Lucke' -rypeseastine machine.
c; Iacke GAl.. '@stTis and JS.tityins a.:
vice for iln9lyps MACHINES
La SS Sx S M9yTS m "a to Fritz
no 7s5,+7s. March 81. 1908; to Frit, q
LUKE d,AlX ma'ris for linotype or line.
80. Soi ,5sG, December 10, 1905; to rri,s G
IG$s' O. 1907 to f ri
Lucke d AK. line casting machine
Dated Ne" YORK w'E [ii'Hs'y !, '' Hsy y.
tn. approslma,. amour, Of .hs len o.
sys three hundred and Su tors sna
rom tss s,% a'y Of Se"a,rr 'i 1871 ,os :,s
with the cos's and allowances, amounting
I. ,wo hundred and ninety-cight and so-ioo
Dated New YORK w, E;s,HSry '' i,,Hhy,s ~"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-14
N. Y. FIRMS AT RATE HEARING.
Protect Extra Charge for Switch
Ing and sPOttln6.

WASHINGTON, March is.-The inter
state Commerce Commission gave BRIEF
hearing this morning In the advance rate
case to representatives OF Industries In
New York, Boston and several small New
England towns. the subject being switch
ing and spott!ng. service that carriers
perform free.
Upon behalf OF several New York con-
Germs located on switch tracks j. r.
Lincoln protested against the assessing OF
an extra charge for this service. Ralph
D. Redfern, representing II hardware con-
Germ with plant at Lockport stated
that while this Arm did not object to "A
reasonable extra charge for the switching
service other industries opposed II.
The entire afternoon session was do
voted TO hearing Clifford Thorn OF Iowa,
who resumed his a.gum mt against
granting Mt the present time any Increase
In rates except allowances for such
services AZ switching und spotting.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-14
STATE SAVINGS BANKS
SHOW NEW RECORD
Aggregate Resources Raise the
" Mark TO Sl,02G,334,331, .
SGi,55O,578 Increase.
VAN TUYL MAKES REPORT
National Banks in State Have
About Half Of Resources Of
state Institutions.

ALBANY. March IA new high rec
ord In aggregate resources has been es-
tablished by the savings banks OF this
State. according to the annual report sent
to the Legislature to-day by supt. George
c. Van Tuyl OF the Banking Department
Mr.. Van Tuyl shows that the aggregate
resources on January I, 1914. were
S1.926.33t.33l. an increase OF s64.550,57s
during the year
National banks In the State have about
one-half Of the to'al resources OF the
State banks, savings banks and trust
companies. Supt Van Tuyrs report says
IN part:
THE banking power OF the United
States. including capital. surplus. undi-
vlded PROFITS, deposits. exclusive OF bank
deposits and national bank notes issued
as circulation. as computed by the Comp
trollsr Of the Currency. aggregates S23.-
isl. oo0. 900. The banking power OF New
York state banks and trust companies
aggregates s2.O35, 000, 900. and the saw
ings banks OF the State contribute an
additional sl.o26.O 900. making New
York States percentage II per cent OF
the total for all banks In tho United
States.
1.-The aggregate capital. surplus and
undivided prohts OF trust companies and
state banks In this State approximate
3339. 600. 600. which Is more than 7 L, per
cent of the total for the country. but to
these figures there should r.gh.fully be
added the surplus OF the savings banks
OF this state. which aggregates s''s
000.0 600. making the total for New York
State s455,vOo.V00, or over 10 per cent.
Of the countrys total.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-14

MOORE, ROBERr--in pursuance OF an
order OF Hon Robert Ludlow Fowler, a
Surrogate OF the County OF New York. notice
10 hereby given to all persons having claims
against Robert Moore, late OF the County OF
New York deceased. to present the same
with vouchers thereof to the subscriber. a,
his place Of transacting business. No 233
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. In the
City Of New York. on or before the Fist day
OF September next Dated New York the 9Th
day Of March. 1914 KNEELAND MOORE
Executor. CAMPBELL MOORE q AMER.
Borough Of Manhattan, New York civ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-14

THE SAVANNAH LINE
ts 6eoPgia. Florida and all points ASolh.
y. y. Ofnce. SOL ruth Ave. at led 81
To Panama and Jamaica via Cuba. Apply
the CUBA X. x. CO. SO william ST.. N Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-14
SCHIAvONE TO BE EXTRADITED.
Gov. FseIdes sigss Papers for SEN
ate Messenger. Alleged Forges.

TRENTON. N. j.. March l3.--Gov.
Fielder signed Z reputation to-day for
the extradition Of Joseph Schiavone. I'M
III recently editor OF an Italian paper In
this city. on n charge of forgery. Schla-
vone ls messenger In the United States
Senate. II Ia alleged that no forged the
name Of Giuseppe d'Angslo to q note for
$3.50.
He obtained his present position
through Senator James q. MARITIME, 10
whom he was recommended by local
Dsnnoenllc loaderA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-14
HELP WANTED-MAI.E.

sNLEsMEN TO SELL wHiSkEY IN BOND
Wanted nrat class experienced Oalesfue n
the hest known brand of straight whisksy In
the United states Answer by letter to Room
sol. No 30 West 3tth street. New York CIV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-14
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

5000 REV ARD-Lost on Trfiay evening
February 81 In or about, the Vanderbilt
Hotel lady's vanity case striped with dla-
engraved on inside; back N case 10 gold 400
i EH Sau % SSiSis.Mti S': As0s CASH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-14
sURRo0ArEy NOTICES.

BENJAMIN bUkGhkiAiER In pursuance
Of order Of Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler,
Surrogate Of the County OF New York
notice Is reby given to all persons havi1g
Of the County OF New York. deceased, to
present the same with vouchers thereof %
business No 90 Nassau Street. Borough Of
Manhattan. the city Of New York on. or
before the 9Th day Of June next. Dated. New
York. the 9Th day of November 1873.
FLORA BURGHE1MER IACOR PURO.
HE'MER OTTO A. SAMUEIS. Executors
JACOB NEt'MARK. At'or,ev for Executors
% Nassau Street New York City.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-14

Despondeni because OF an incurabie
rnalady Cha = Schmitt. 80 years old. Of
7i3 Willow J. enue. Hoboken. committed
suicide yester. ~ with rove In Q AtALle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-14
Savings Deposits Com pared.

"Savirvs darosits IN a. ~. hanks of
She United States are estimated at $6..
e72.OUO 900. The aggregate deposits IN
New York State savings banks are
0.74i. 900. 600. so Il appears that the saw
ings banks Of this State have about 20
per cent Of the entire savings deposits
OF the country.
''rhe estimated savings deposits IN saw
tngs banks In the United States. includ-
Ing mutual savings banks and those OPP
Grated as stock corporations. aggregate
A.743. 900. 00o. and on this basis OF COM
parison the aggregate deposits In the
savings banks of this state are 36a4 per
cent. OF the total for the country.
The aggregate resources OF the saw
tngs banks on January /, 1914. were
31.926 33i.33l which Is new high record
Tor these institut ons. The increase in
resources curing the year was S64.55o.-
S7s. The amount due depositors at the
close OF 1913 was sl.7+l s91.466. This
was an Increase Of s52244.2s7.
'The aggregate amount deposited dur
Ing the year was s+39.s 632 and the az
Eregate Withdrawals for the same period
were $44S 213 300. From these figures Il
appears that there was an apparent in
cre'se in the amount deposited OF sl.-
scs 512 during 1913 over 1912. but analysis
would probably prove that the gain was
the result OF the amount Of dividends d.
clared and credited during the year
"The aggregate OF W thdrawals during
the twelve months was sS.3J0.26s In ex-
ices of the aggregate deposits. and the
aggregate Withdrawals during 1918 ex-
ceeded those for 1912 10y s2i.gsS.250. In
1912 aggregat. DEPOSITS exceeded the total
withdrsws's by sIl73s.470, and in 1911
aggregate depos is we're si9, 900. 900 in sx-
cess OF Withdrawals.
Increase In Surplus.
"Aggregate surplus OF the savings
banks. figured on the cost Of their Sc
curities as determ ned by amortization on
December 81, 1913. was slS3.945. O47. and
shows an i~cr"ns Cor -" ..ar ~ eI"-
0SS.o73 Aggregate surplus on market
value decreased curing the year by ST.
615.9e1 During the last six months of
1913 there was an increase IN market
value surplus of si0,39l,i3s. This Is &C.
counted for by the very considerable In.
crease In the market price of bonds held
by them.
operating in this State on December >.
1918, the date of The last call made by
the Superintendent OF Banks Aggregate
resouic we e 81 57465s, POI,
'"rhcre was decrease In aggregate re-
sources during the twelve months OF
e23ss9,616. Aggregate deposits de-
creased by s12.639, 70S, while the aggre-
gate loans Of the institutions showed an
Increase OF s36S3.5G6.
I'm connection with the loans OF the
trust companies = to be noted that there
was slight decrease n the aggregate OF
loans secured by bond and mortgage,
deed or o;her real estate collatera', and q
decrease o. approximately s39. 900 600 In
loans secured by other cola teral while
the Institutions reported an increase for
the year In the item showing bills pur-
chased, not secured by collateral, of Sl2,-
b7Sl53"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-22

56anfli8ens $500; 8eridt bes 8oarb Of
Mu0it 1920; Sacpb @eber, gpmmi111rz
bienit unb M%eilengelb 1920; Beber
ssSetpelrD & Mu1ic g., Mrbeit i'm Court
bnus so gts.; gDuarD 3app, Ger1ide=
r1lngsprdmium $500.
Nuf Nntrag tplrbe folgenber 8eidluB
eradten, einen Snsenisur bon Ser
Staatsbod1peg : @ommiiiion ernannt gu
feben, UNI Dem @odtpegban in bie1em
County 51 iiberlpa6en, 10 lit biermit be-
f6loiIen bonn gpuntbbparb bon @tearns
County, bab tpir uns berpflidten, Die
~gluslagen Der bonn Sngenierr gemadter
@erme11nnoen, folhe tpie Sic. 6es @obz
mannes 1nb &ettentrdgers etc. 5u be8abz
len. 9abirt ct. Glonb, Sen Z. San1ar
1914. sSm Muftrage bes 8oarb.
s. 9. &ptpalfotpsfi, Gor1tber.
@efftdtigt: Mid. Sbomep, Mubitpr.
Muf Mntrng pl1rbe Ser Bertht bes
.5deriffs 8. 6. S6Dner fiir ben Mpnnt
9e3ember 1918 angeoronet unb our Gin
tragrng 8nriidaelegt. @nf Mntrag fpur=
Den sic 8eridte Ser berf6ieoen1 Count
tbz8eamten il rer @infinfte pdbrenb Beg
Sabres 1918 bom 8onrb angenommen
nn6 CUR Mnfbepabrung 5nriidgelegt.
Ni6. Sbpmeh, County = Mnbitor $706.4 40;
Gbri1t. 56mitt, Goltnth = S6atmetiter
$3310.77; @m. 81. 80rger, @onnthz
S6ul1npertntenbent $4,000; 9. 6. 5h0z
ner, 66eriff $3.O91.17; Sobn Gang, Ste
gitirar ~$3413.1O; g. g. Ghute, County,
8erme1er $262.26; 8. 81. Hinault, Count
tb=goroner $1,000; S. 9. &otpalfotpsft
gountb = @ommif1dr 1. 9itrtft $1764.z
70; Sal. German, 2. 9iitrift $1909.80;
sssocob @eber, 8. 9t1trtft $1530.17; Nid
Sbomeh, 4. 9i1trtft $1394.30; Mid: 60
10, 4. 9iftrift $145.60; S. s.. GdnftelD
S. 9i1trift $1689.40. Mnf Nntrag Serta=
gung fine Sic.
S. s. @otpalfonsfi, @oriiter See
8oarb ser @onntbz@ ommifidre
bon Stearns @onntb, Minn.
8el tdtiet: Nid. Sbomeb. County Mltoito1
unb Ggzofficio @lerf beg 8oaro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-22

bon @@A uno az bon ggA bon Gee
ton 80 in Sotpnibip 1875 n0rolid BON
@ange IS tpeitli9; baB gum 56mlbans
1876 meme &inber 2 3A Meilen AT qez
ben baben, tpd6renb bes @6ulbaus in
yto 81 nnr IN Meile entfernt lit. S6
babe bret &inoer, bon benen 8tpei iebf
i6ulpfli6tia iinb, uno balb &peroen es
bret fem, ipel6e Die 5dule beluhen.
Benn t9 Dem 9iitrift 81 ange16IpKen
tperbe. tpiiroe Sic 9iitan5 gum @eben nlr
Die 9dlfte betragen bon benz, mas iie iebt
geben mifen, mo Tie Die G6ule i'm 81
ltrift 1876 befn6en, Dem gountbratb bon
Stearns County nnterbreitet tpurbe; un6
"a er barum ange6t, >baB genannte 2drz
bereien bonn 9iitrift 1856 eetrennt uno
Dem 9iitrift 81 5ugetbeilt tperben iouz
ten; unD 6a beiagte 8eb0rbe Belt unb
Flab fir Elm 8erb0r be- timmt Fat, 70
let hermit Nott8 e%rlaiien, bab ienes @ez
fu6 bonn 8oarb in beii len @iibl1ng, Sic am
8. Sebruar 1914 beginnt, morqens 10
ubr in Der County : Mubitors : Office
81 ct. @lou6 angeb0rt miro, 8u tpelber
3ett uno at neldem BIabe ale Mrgu=
mente bon alien Rer1onen, Sic babel inz
t%erei1irt 1tno, fir ODER gegen @enebmiz
9ung Deg 8eln9es entgegen genommen
perben. 9aoirt ct. @iDuD, Minn., Sen
6; Sanuar 1914. SIM Muftrage beg
8oar0 ser @orntDzg pmmii1dre.
Nidolas Sbomeb,
County, Mubitpr nnb gr=officio glerf
bes 8parb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-22
9eotis fir sdanfli5ens.
.@taot @inneiota,

SIQul WttlllleI ulu,
@tearns gountb.l@@.
sc nirb hermit befannt geaeben, oaR
Elm fdiriftli6es @eind bem gount9rafb
bon @tearns County etngeretdt nnn IN
ser Office Seq go1tnth = Glbitors 9tn<
terleqt tprrbe, in Incident um 11ebertraz
c11ng Ser 2isen5 seq Setter 81. Stiles titr
@erfauf qeiitiger @etrdnfe pd9renb beg
am 8. Nebruar beginnenben rnb an 81.
Mar8 1914 enbenSen Serming bon foi<
gerber Nerfon an genanntem 31abe, tpie
i'm @efu6 angegeben, htnterleat tpltroe,
ndmli6 bon 8ernbarb @eber, Sotpn1ette
bon glro1a, Eotpn 2afe @eorae. in ienen1
qetpii1en 8t%peiit10dfigen 6ol5qebal1be. bas
aa11f Got 1 in 8lpd z in @lroia int Sntpnz
lib Qafe George, @teorns gpu,1tp, Mtn<
neiota, qeIegen lit. @endnntes @el11h
tpirb anqeb6rt nnb bariiber beitimmt BON
qenanntem 8ooro Der County : Commit
fire bon 5tenrns gnnntn I'M Gommti1drz
thinner I'M gourtha1ie 8n ct glo11p,
5tearns golmth. Mtnn., am 9ien1ta0,
SEN 8. Sebruor 1914 bormittags 10 llhr
ienes Saaes. 8ese11gt rnb beri ehen NIT
Sem 6iegeI seq gpuntb am IL: Sdr11ar
1914. MidoIas Sbomen,
County, Mubitor bon 9tear''s
gpuntt, Mtnn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-22

Sst5 Fa@' 7 RSa19'? HnS Sas?e as Soq rs! $.
Cite, "eSo1epb Mein5, Sppn &odpile;
8et. 8eibert, @m. Sren1. Spmn @aine
Yroirie; Spbu &nr1d), 9eter Saufen,
Sopn ct. Sp1epb; Mli6. @ibmmnn, Sobl,
I@hreifels, Eptpn @afefielb; @eo. 8iltz
ner, Splpn Melrple; S. S. Silt, @taot
Welrp1e; @urI @raft, Soipn &apmono;
Wictpr 8D1te, Solpn @rpbe; .. g. 3afe
ton, 0ittle @albprfon, Sotpn Sort; y: S.
Mnber1pu. Spmn grolp Gate; .. st. 9az
niellon, $pmn Grotp 9fiper; @b. 8rDant,
glorf ga1e, Stabt Sart Centre; vs.. y.
GIiptt. Seinridb Gpb, Spipn 5anf Centre;
sSrana 5dmie5ing Sobn Summer, Sofp11
@ettp.
Muf Mntrug crlpdblte ser 8oaro fpl@
oeube 9eripnen, 70 an Ser Bail, I'M tn
1914 ais aleiuge1d1porene 81 bienen: 9.
Midter, %. s. @ebrens, Sptpn ct.
glpll6; Sre0. Oleber, 81. Sr1tb Solpn ct.
Mh1oulta; @n. @ebral1db, Sotpn 2Dnoen;
| W(id. 5d0u, 8illage 8aite &arf; @taot
ct. Glo1lo-Sacob @aiiier, Mugnit Mbez
lima. Wih. &ein5, sobn' @rob, Stto sui
al1i1f. sSp}epb @aS, SEQ. 8al1er, 8m.
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sSreS. g6riiten; Eotpn Mppn = Sran8
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T%annespiQe; Natb. &ubl, Somn ct.
Martin; Sran5 @inters Sotpn @prins
Sill; Sermunn W1ein5. Sotpn $ton; so.
@lod, Gin. @olopin, Sotpn Satr 9apen;
@. S. @lein, Mlid. 9nllinger, Sotpn @olz
legebieu; @fid. Mies, @m: @ommero1ng,
Splpn 2ugemburg; @briit. 9iet1nann, 9h,
|aemm, Totpn Modbille; Mi6. 20f6s Hez
ter Motb, Sptpn Wlaine Erairie; Neter
gfener, Sobn unber1anber, Sopn ct. So
leph; s.. 90. @nettel, Sran5 Sbmann,
Soipn 8rodtpap; Sobn S. 9etn5, S2D.
Doung, @ennp 8infler, Feter &el38S
Sotpn @olbing; Sill. 2oblein. 9ernbaro
@pb, SDtpn Strain; &nt. 6oppe, Gbrtlt.
@eIe, Spipn Oaf; @m. 8lenfer, Bm.
8rif, Somn gben Safe; 8ern6. 3an1ler,
Iotpn EARNING; Sobn @nrbx gouaro
Ser, @m. 8en6lan6t, Sonn 2afe @enrb;
|Soiepb 8reitbad, Nnton &iifler, Sotpn
Safe George; Sobn Sacobs, Somn Weltt1z
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-22
@otis fir shamtli5ens.

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9termtt befannt gemabt, baB 16riftIi<
DIES @e1l1h bem 8onrb Ser gountbzg om<
mif1dre beiagten Stearns County eingez
reidt unb in Ser office seq @pl1ntpzIuz
6itors -btnterlegt tpnrbe, in Incident I'M
Sransfertr11ng Der 2i5en5 fir gerfauf be-
raui6enoer @etrd11fe tpabreno bes am 8.
Sebrl1nr 1914 b%eginnenoen unb am 10.
Npbember 1914 enbenben Sermins nad<
gefn@t miro; iene &15en5 nurbe me-
fpriingli6 Dem Nif. Sung arsgelteIt unb
1ou an naditebenbe Ser on an bem anz
gegebenen Glnbe, tpie in Ser Npplifation
%angegeben, iibertragen tperben. stanis.
9obts, Sptpn Mbon. = Ssm Srontair1.
mer 80 bel 40 SUP in @r6be anf erifem
Slur IN einem 5tpet Stod groben 6ol3z
gebdloe, gelegen duf 97z100 eines elders
in SIC gde bon s@A bon M@A bon
gection 5z125<3O unb gebra16 aIs
gtore un6 @danftpirtbi9nft. 8elagtes
@eiu6 tpirD a11geb6rt unb buriiber be-
lttr1mt bon genannter goltntb : Beb6r6e
bon 5tearns gpnntb int gommii1draim<
mer I'M @%ourtbaufe gu ct. @Iou6 in
9tearns COUNTY, Minn., am 9ienifag,
Den 3. Sebruar 1914, 9 1br n1prgenS.
8e3engt unb NIT 5tesel ber1eben am z.
%esSan11ar 1914.
.Nidolas Sbomeh,,
County, ubitor bon @tearns
COUNTY, Winn.