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The evening world., 1914-05-14
HERE TO HELP AUSTRIAN
MINERS IN COLORADO.
Man From Vienna Expects TO Make
Corporations Pay for Injuries
to His People.

DR.. Frank Biok ot Vienna, repre-
ssntins the Society for the Proteo-
ton Of Austrians In Foreign Coun.
tries, arrived In New York to-day
on the ro.American liner Bslvs.
dere from Trieste. He took the flrst
train out for Denver. where he will
start IN Investigation Of the mine
riots In Colorado with special ret.
erence to the loss Of lives and prop
erty Of Austrian subjects.
DR.. Bick says that the Colorado
Fuel and Iron Company and other
mining concerns In Southern Colo.
RADIO employed many AustriAns.
Complaints have reached the Aus
trian government Of the treatment
givsn these people by the mining
companies and the militia, and DR..
Bick was sent here to get the facts.
He ID authorised to employ coun.
eel TO bring suit against persons or
corporations responsible for injury
TO Austrian subjects.
The evening world., 1914-05-14
'WOMEN'S CLUB
0USTSTREASURER
| |NM0NEY ROW
Mn. e. v. S. Nicely Expelled
by Knlckerbocker Relief
After Warm Fight.
SHE SUES ACCUSERS.
Asks $4,000 Damages From
-Four Members, Saying
2 Charges Are False.
SHE SUES ACCUsERS.

TIE parting Of the ways seems 10
AAvs BEEN reached by Mrs.. Camille
Dirnbohm. the president, and other
elncers Of the Knickerbocker Relief
Club and Mrs. Ethel v. Southack
Nicely. former treasurer. who was
expelled from the club yesterday.
The oficers were In consultation to.
day with Leslie c. Ferguson. attorney
Ter the club. who said It was possible
that further action might be taken
against Mrs. Nicely.
Mrs.. Nicely was present, with her
attorney. Louis spiegsl. At the meet
Ing Of the Knickerbocker Club at
the waidorf-Astoria yesterday After
noon. She was there to answer 81.
legations Of irregularities In her ac-
counts ~ treasurer. The meeting
was turbulent from start to hnish.
both against and In behalf Of the fof-
mer treasurer.
Attorney spiesel declared that the
treatment OF his client was unfair
and advised her to withdraw from
the meeting. which she did. Her at
torney announced that she would ap-
ply to the courts for the conduct Of
the case. After their departure Mrs.
Neely was removed from her position
a. treasurer and expelled from mem-
bsrship.
Dissension has been shaking the
club for some time on account Of
whiserpings and. according to Mrs.
Neely. outspoken comments about her
handling Of the funds Of tho club.
Shortly before yesterdays meeting II
became known that the former treas
urer had instituted suits for defama-
t,on Of character against Mrs. Birn-
bohm. President: Mrs. George H.
Hearn. Acting Treasurer: Mrs. Kate
Humphrey. and Mrs. E. d. Hamilton.
the latter two OF whom are members
of the governing board Of the club.
Each complaint asks for $4,000 dam.
ages.
II was the suits which brought mat
ters to a head and resulted In the
action Of yesterday. Witnesses were
present. Attorney Leslie Ferguson.
for the club. stated. to tell OF unpaid
bills at various hostelrles for break
fasts for tho club. 1T was also
stated" said tho attorney. that
money supposed to be paid to a girl
in distress had been withheld. Daniel
p. Ritchey of the Albemarle-H Hoff-
man Hotel claims that q bill for q
sc<s breakfast cannot be collected
from tho former Treasurer and sim.
The evening world., 1914-05-14

liar bills have been presented from
other places"
Mrs. Nicely had been the treasurer
for two years. The Knickerbocker
club has been In existence for eleven
years. II was formed as quick relief
organization. Other organizations for
charity. II was contended, were too
slow in their actions. II q case OF
starving were reported an investiga-
tion into the merits Of the case might
be ended after the victim had died
from starvation.
The slogan Of the Knickerbocker
Club Ii to aot first and investigate
afterward. Apart from providing
funds for worthy people. the mem.
bers hold social gatherings and got
toget ther breakfasts. Some Of these
breakfasts, II Is claimed, are still un-
paid for.
About two months ago." said Fer
guson, Mrs. Birnbohm and some Of
the other ladies started for the Great
Northern Hotel. where Mrs. Nicely and
her husband were stopping, to have
her arrested. Then the women de-
clared that Mrs. Nicely would prob
ably be unable to got bail and It
would be too bad to put her In jail.
They abandoned their plans."
Mrs. Kate Humphrey. against Whom
Mrs. Nicely has brought suit. said
that she was disappointed in the for
mer treasurer.
1T was I who brought her into the
club" she said. "and stuck up for
her to the last. We all thought the
world Of her"
Mrs. Nssly left her forwarding ad-
dress - No. 81 West ty.fourth
street. II was said ak this addresa
that she was not known.
The evening world., 1914-05-14
''T|z" FOR TIRED,
HOT, SORE FEET
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swsaty, calloussd feet
and corns.

Why 70 limping around with aching.
puffed.up feet-fect 20 tired. chafed,
your shoes os" on or OF, Why My don't you ,
ret ss.cent bo. oi "Tlz" from The drug
store now and gladden. your tortured
ieetl
"TIZ" makes your feet glow with COM
fort; takes down swellings and draws
the soreness and misery right out Of
feet that chafe. smart and burn. "T1Z"
instantly stops pain in corns. csllouses
and bunions. "T1Z" 10 glorious for
tired. sweaty. smelly feet. No more
shoe tiRhtness-no more foot torture.
The evening world., 1914-05-14
NEW YORK FAST TRAIN
HURLED FROM RAILS
Number Of Passengers Injured
When Wolverine Limited on
Michigan Central is Wrecked.

DETROIT. Mich. May 1.-THE
Wolverine Limited. on tho Michigan
Central Railroad. bound from New
York to Chicago. Jumped the tracks
early this morning near Buxton. Ont.
No ono was killed. but several per-
sons were injured. Five cars left the
tracks. Announcement Of the wreck
was made here by . Michigan Gen.
trail Railway onacial.
The evening world., 1914-05-14

A World Ad. is the first thought
and the %ast word" with employers
seeking efficient workers.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-12

SAT- iiberaG erbalten jett fatbolt,
f6e @tu6enten alf tpeltli6en &o6=
idulen 6ie notbige eigene Seeliorge.
Ma66em erit fiir3li6 fir sic &ennipl-
ponio $ l~1niperiitdt fit sic ungefabr
800 fatboIiiden Stu6enten Elm eige=
1rer Seeliorger ernanrt un6 etne @a>
peQe eingeri9tet mor6en lift, ion nun
audi basielbe gei@eben fit bic
@toots nniberiitdt bon Soma. @enn
oieies @orgeben a116 anerfennens-
mertb, 10 gibt es immerbin mieoer
@eronloiiung gu ser mabnung, baB
fotbolifde Stu6enten int @rur6e to-
tbolii6e bobere 2ebranitalten notbt=
ger ODER bo6 tpenigitens ebenfo notb-
tpenoig BADEN, ols fotboliide Sdnl-
timber sic fatbolif6e 8farrf6ule.
Denn Ser berontpddienoe fatboliide
@tnoent brou6t gero6e in ieinem Sab<
rem cine bonn religi0ien @etfte getra-
gene. @r5iebung, tpelde Sic ni@tfatbo-
lii9en &od1dulen ibm nidt bieten
f6nnen. Sin Sen meiiten 6erielben
berridt eine 10 ber6orbene neubeio~
nii@e Mtmoipbdre, BOB sic Bette To-
tboIif6e Siiriorge un6 Seeliorge fie
ntdt uni@d6li6 MAIDEN farn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-12

9as 2pnbpner nSablet" idrieb
fiir5li6: Ser Serr 90. &enfin, BEL
glider @olonialminiiter, legte Dem
belaiid)en genat Sic berrliden &ei11l=
tote ser fotbolii6en MiiiionSi6nlen
III @elgiid=aongo Nfrifa) anseinan-
ser. 9orna6 gibt es in bent Wtti-
iionsbe8irf 6es Mpoitolii@en @rafet'
ten Mgr. Sobann 6e @emptinne, .:
g. g., @dulen in 318 Dorfern init
$4,000 &inbern, mabren6 in Der gro
ben Mii1ionsidule ielbit 2,139 &na=
ben un6 791 Md66en unterri6tet
mer6en. Mebnlide 3ablen an S9n-
len nno @dulftn6ern baben Die Wei'
ben @Gter, Die &e6emptoriiten, Die
@aiter bon gdeu6t unb anoere fotbo'
liide @enoiienidoftem in @e1gii@'
@ongo o,1f5upeifen. @ue 6ieie S@u-
len erbalten ou@ l1nteritiitung bon
ser belgii6en &egierang, Die nber=
boupt 6as 8irfen Ser &atbolifen mad
&r1ften for6ert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-12
Standardization.

- @in GROCER 8rono 5eritorte an
bergangeren 6rettag 8ormittag ben
9eilen 8lod, bon benz 6as 6euer
ni6ts mebr aIs sic nadten @aroe
iibrig lieB. &ur8 bor o@t l1br ent,
1tan6 6os 6e11er I'M 8afement ienes
8~lodtbeiles, in peldem sic &erren
Oscar Magnuion unb Ism. S. @au
BEN Seem CLOTHES" Store eingeridtet
batte11. Biepobl Sic Seuerpebr
prompt our @telle tpar, bermodte iie
es ni9t, Der @efobr ginbaf 51 tbur,
6ent ibr Mrbeiten mnrbe 6ur6 ben
miBliden 8uitano Der @aiierfroft
perbinoert. Die 6euerflammen 3iiir-
oelte1 peiter, ln6 bal6 ftan6 Ser gan.
8e 2etfen Blod, in neldem o11Ber Der
Sirma Mognuion & @mu, 81. &.
&omnnor6 einen 8tGar6fnol bntte,
un6 cine Mn3obl gomptoire eingeri6.
tet marert, in li9terIoben GIa1tu1ert,
10 bob man aeitneilig I'M ole I'M
8Iod bon s. Bis 6. @ne. Ser ct. Ger.
moinitrabe ertIatrg befinoliden &C.
bd16e beforgt mar. @eger1 elf l1br
botter Sic SIarnr,et1 un6 bic Ge,1er-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-12
Mu anocrer Stele oer1ffentliden

sn anocrer stele per6ifentlidea
mir eineu redt intereiianten Beri@t
aus Ser Sober oes bodm. Serrl1 S.
&itomSfi, mel9er aus @elnnobelts'
riidii6ten Die Naltoration Der ct.
Sssobannes g @emeinoe IN 6oleD ME-
6erlegte, bonn bo6m'iten Serrn Bt=
1dof 1robec ouf Elm Sabr our Wte'
oerberlteuung feiner ange9riffene11
@elunobeit beurlaubt murbe nno int
lebten Stunt eine @eltreiie madte,
auf ser er i'm De5ember auf Sen Sit
sSsslanos a1m &acifiiden 05ean ein-
trot BON MOO er oie &erbGltntlie ie>
ner Snieln u1o ser 6ortigen 8emob-
ner idiloert. Mugenblidli6 befi11oet
lid Ser bodm. @err in sos Mngeles,
Gal., bon no er oieies Srublabr mte>
ser in feline &eimatb 5uriid5ntebren
ge0enft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-12
Ser Glam, in 9entidlanb cine Sc

Ser &lan, in 9entidlanb cine &C.
ienfdaft fir @eltbanoel gu griin6en,
banet mabrideinli6 nit Der beporite-
benben @r0ffm,ngen bes @anamafa-
malls 5l1iammen. Deuti6lan6 lit bas
erlte 2ano getpelen, 6as 6ie nelten
Observation-Disclosures, 6ie ii6 aus Der
6ireften 8erbin6ung bes Mtlantiiden
nit oem 5tinen O8ean ergeben tper=
SEN, nod ollen Seiten bin in @rpa=
gnng ge5ogen bot, un6 bon et1eem Tn
ternebmen, 6eiien geiittger Biibrer Ser
geniole Setter ser &ambnrg-Mmert-
fa=2inie, &err gilbert @anin, lift,
Tan man obne tpetteres %borausieben,
baB 3iel un6 &idtung moblgenablt
fem meroen. Derti@lanos &an6el
fat in Sen 1etten Sabren gar3 gepal,
tig an Mns6ebn11ng getponnen, aber
90 Ser Notwithstanding Ser
oeutiden Sn6uitrie BON Sabr 51
Sabr GROCER miro, mer6en o1@ in
8mfunft thinner 11eue M%biabgebiete
fir Sen beutiden &on6el eeiubt tper=
Ben miiifen, nn6 6ieiem 3me6e ion
sic @eieni6aft bienen, 6eren @riin-
6nng in Berlin be{@loiien tpor6en lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-12
China fat n,1,1 ,mirfli6 feline

China fat n,1r1 tuirfli6 feline
5tootsreligion. @s lit sic 9ebre 6es
@onfutins, tpel9e ser M6mimiitra-
tionsrotb ser neugebatenen &epublif
als offi5iem orertmnte, nn6, Der
@rdiioent m1B Elm Mol i'm. Sabre
int 5empel 0ffentlt@ 6teiem @lnu-
ben 8e1gniB geben, gerobe mie es Die
@aiier in Sen friberen Sabren ge-
tbon baben. Ser Mnnobme BEG 8e-
i6luiieS gingen @rpedungs Ser
%iammlungen ser Mnbarger Der Seb~
re bon @onfu3i1s bora11s, un6 iie
mirften b%eitimmen6 ouf Ben M6mi-
niitrationsrotb. Die Mnbanger aller
onoeren 8etenntntiie opponierten ber=
eint Dem Mntrage, aber bergebli6,
un6 6ieie 0ppoiition fann ibmen
iebt, na66em Sic fanatiiden, balb=
milben &or6en ibrer @iaen 6ur6=
geiebt boben, berbdngniBbou tper-
Sen. Dte Ml1sfi9ten a1f etne ur-
gebtn6erte 8efebrung 6es @ineiiiden
8o1tes finb tpieoer getriibt tpor6en.
Mor fnnrt tpobl eintpen6en, 6aB Ser
8ei6luB 6es @ermaltungsratbes bon
feiner beion6eren Sragtpeite fei, meil
in ser @erfaiiung 6es 2an6es bon
feiner &eltgton 6te &e6e fef. Sb aber
sic &eb0lferrng BEG &eides Ser Mtt<
tie ben feiten 11nteridie6 madt, un6
Oh sic 8eb0rben Ser onf f6manfen-
6em 8o6en fteben6en &epmblif i'm
bem @oIfe ftets Har ma@en fonnert,
'fin6 on6ere 6rogen. Mber es lift ia
sic Mei1iion ser Stride 3u ffadmpfen uno
5u let6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-12

Nug Ben iiinsiten clearinghouse
Meloungen mnB man i9lteben, bob
8rGli6ent @iIion in Ser @intpanbe=
rl1ngsfrage in cine gan5 merftpir6ige
un6 ni@t fo1r6erIi@ angenebme Gage
geratben tit. Seine 8orteigenoiien
tboten ibm einen ibIe@ten @efanen,
i16em iie sic 8l1rnett-8in nit benz
8tl6un9steit paiiierter, 6en1 6a6urd
befin6et er ii9 in elmer iebr unbe.
q1,emen 8flidt 3mifben feiner beiie.
rem ueber5el1gung un6 allerlei poltti-
fden NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Gs
ftebt o,1Ber 3meifeI, baB er gege11
Ben 8iloungsteit 1T. gr bat ni4t
anein ffriiber elmer 9ereinig11ng an9e.
BORT, pel9e fir cine. liberoIe gin-
Interchangeable eintrot, fon6err er
bnt fi@ ol1b ,pieoerboH i'm @rtbotge.
fprdd bobin gediuBert, baB Ser Bi1.
6ungSteit 11namertfmnii@ fet un6 at.
Dem feitten 8ned berfeble. BteIet4t
none er bnrnit Sen 9er1ofroten i'm
Snuie efner @trf gebe1t, boB er Ben
8iltungsteft geftri@en at febet min.
,.f1e. Die Motibifter1 bottert nber bns
&eft in Ser &nn6 1tnb Der Bilbungs.
teft ging 6urd. M1n meiB Der 8rd-
bent febr tpobI, bob Die Greun6e 6er
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-12
I amideimemb 1tmeemSbnlides

Gin amideinenb 1tnsemObnli@es
nnternebmen bat ii6 Sic amertfant<
i6e @eretnigung bonn &otben 4rer3
CUR Mufgabe geitent, in6em fie $780,
600 anfbringert tpiII. fir sic @tneiii6e
&egierung, oamit ia 6ortielbit
6ur@ SluBberbeiierungen bic oQiabr>
li@en l~1eberidmemmun9en berbin6ert
per6en. Mag 6teies @orbaben a1@
onfdeineno orBerbab 6es etgentli6en
@irfnngsfreifes ser @otbe @reu5 Sc
fe1fdaft liegen, 10 ldBt es it@ na@
Dem @run6iate erfldren. vgs lit
beifer, 51aben 5u berbiiten, als Sda-
Sen gu beilen. M%noererieits iin6 tpir
aber Ser Mnii9t, SOP 6ie merifaniide
&otbe @relt3 @ereinig11ng in ibrem eli
ge1rer 2on6e Elm meites Gelo fir fe-
gensrei9e E~bdtigteit gera6e a11f Dem
@ebiete ser 6IuBberbeiierung fin6en
6irfte. @enn fib 6ie 6erri@aften
muir at 6te fur6tbaren @erIuite an
Meni9enIeben, an 0ffentli6em un6
Bripoteigentbum ertnnerr tpollten,
mte file Die 11eberidtpemm11rgen IN
Ohio unb Sn6iana etc. int bortgen
Sabre berbetgefIbrt baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-12
Stunt, sic @orfiberin bes

Tra,t Stunt, sic @oriiterin bes
8aibingtoner &ongreb fomitees Ser
Sutrogetten, lieit in ether offentlt-
den @rfldrung 6em @raiioenten pe-
gen ieiner ablebnen6en &altung ge=
gen sic observation-disclosures ben
Sert: Sc lei oller6ings ri@tig, 6aB
Sic bemofratii6e 8lattform ni6ts
iber S~ra11enitimmre@t iage. Mlein
bon @eligion uno bon @robibitton
ftebe bod a11@ nt6ts 6arin nn6 trob-
Dem iei ieoer %onitdn6tge @eni@ 6a-
fir. Dieie Misunderstanding @eli-
gio1 nno @robibttton lift fait nod toll
Ter ols bic @%ebarptung, 6aB ale ar=
itanoigen Meniden fir 8robtbttion
feien. @ir benton, tpenn Ser @raii>
bent biefen betllofen uniinn geleien
bat, miro er fid 6oppeIt 6a5u begliid-
tpiini9en, baB er sic beidei6enen
@iinide Ser po%litifiepen6en 9amen
unerfiiMt gelaiien bat. :
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-12

~Lx
aus Sss1nSbrud. go miro aus Der
gtaot 2aia beridtet, bob fiir5li6 Der
Staotrotb nnter GROCER 6eterli6tett
6aS &rncifir mieber in Ben ita6ttiden
.S6mlen anbrodte. = Sn mel6 merit
miiroigem @egeniab bie5u itebt nidt
6aS 8eltreben Ser e%uropaiiden Srei-
mauereL sic @9ulen immer mebr
5u ent9riitli9en. rnb audi Die trere
@erfiigl1ng Ser Sdulbebor6e IN unite
rent gtaate Minneiota ioate ben &a-
tbolifem 5toff our 8etrabtung OBJ
geben fir sic fommenoe 6oiten5eit,
mie lie am belten ibren &n6ern eine
dri1tlide @9ule ii9ern f0nnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-12

v@rofartige Srimnnpbe bes 9rm.
3ifires mmrben Dor f11r5em in 8raft.
lien gefeiert 6ur4 Die erbebenbe @ie.
6eraufribtung ~6esfelbet in ben &C.
ri9tsbofen unter Ebeilnabme Der
b0dften Spiten Der Beboroen u1b Der
qefammte1t gimpobneri9aft. Settber
bat Sic 8etpeel11tg einen fol@en Tint
fnng ange1ton1men, 6aB es fdeirt, als
Oh ole gr6beren Std6te IN Der Ser.
ebrung Beg @efreu3igten matchmaker
~tpetteiferr tpolten. u1nb nod ben sc.
ridtsbofen for1nten nun bic S4ule1
an sic @eibe," 10 fdreibt bic lette
Mh1n11ner 6es Sen6boten Der Sefuttett
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-12
Der elfbmnbertite Sobestas &atier

Ser elfbmmbertite Sobestas &aiier
@arls 6es @roBen bat Ser 5ta6t
GLADDEN., in beren Miiniter Ser @aiier
befanntli@ betgeieBt lit, @nlaB gu Ell
ter Geier gegeben. 9ie @ta6t mar
groBortig gei6midt, Ser @r5bii@of
bon @oln, Dr. bon Sartmam, 5ele>
brierte Elm Bontiftfalomt, unb i'm Mn=
fdluB 6aron betpegte ii6 ein getpal=
tiger Geit5ug, an meldem ft6 iber
100 @eretne betbetltgten, bur6 sic
@to6t nod Dem &atbbouie. @or 6em
9erfmal bes @atiers fang ein Maf=
fendor mebrere 2ie6er. Sc ift 6as
erlte Seal, 6oB GLADDEN. cine 6erartige
Geier CUR @rinnerung an Scarf 6en
@roBen beranitaltet bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-12
Mnlaklid ieines IS. @ebmrtstases

Mnlaklid ieimes IS. @ebnrtstases
mur6e Dem beutiden @aiier bon Ser
Mbtei Moria-2oo@ cine fnnitbol1e,
g~ol6geittdte Madabmnng bon Scatter
&onitanttns 2abarum, DEM erften
6riitlt@en Sel65ei@en, als @eburts=
tagsgei6em iberreidt. 2oborum
o6er &reu8fabne tpar in Ser ipdtr0.
miiden 8eit 6te tatierlide &a,1pt'
fabne bes &eeres, eine lange 2an3e
nit ei1tem Querbolfen, bon Dem etne
rotb1ei6er,e o6er pl1rpurfarbene Sab.
ne nie6erbing. sic tr1g felt Dem
@iege @onitontins bes @roBen mber
Marentius (3t2 nod @briit1s) an
ibrem oberen gn6e ons @briiten<Mo
rogrnmm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-12
GmimeD lit cine Der sr6ferem stah

GmimeD 1T cine Ser sr6ferem Stab
te bon Sninois. sc beiitt 153 8irtb=
fdaften mn6 5pei 8rauereien. neber
bos @@idial oieler @irtbddaften tpiro
om 5tpeiten Mpril %abgeitimmt per6en.
0ie betreffenoe 8etitton lit gu 5tpei
Dritteln BON 6ralten unter5ei@net
nn6 nit &ilfe bes 6raltenpotums
bofft sic Mntiioloon-2iga a116 in Der
@obI gu fiegen. nn6 6abei gibt es
immer nod Tboren, sic ii6 etnbil6en,
1ie fonnten fir 6ra11enltimmre6t ein=
treten, obne @alIer auf Die Mublen
Ser 8robibitioniiter gu liefern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-12
Ser hodp'ite 8iidof Gurbett bor

~ J~7
Groofiton bat Elm &irtenidreiben er'
Iallen, in tpel9em er Ole 8idtigfeit
un6 Motbmenbtgfeit fatboliider Ser
cine, sic 59dben 6es 2ogentbnms
un6 neutraler Nereine, sic @efabren,
sic Dem 6amtlienleben aus Der beuti'
ge @ergniigungsiu@t unb Ser ober-
flad)IidDen 8eretnsmeierei ertpa4ien,
oarlegt.
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mann, 5tnan5iefretar; Scarf 3apf,
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oret Sabre, @m. @abfe, s. &noppe,
5iibrer; IS. @opfe, innere 1tnb 80.
S9aum, al1Bere Made.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-12

igimnanoerung Elm @ebt baben, BON
ibm Elm @eto al erparten. Ct lit
li9 audi flar 6ariiber, baB CT ii6 Ell
ner groben Snfoniequen3 idnl6ig
modt, tpenu er bas liberale Clement
enttGufht.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-12
Scr 8ilSuuasteit ideint 10 gut ,ute

Der WllSMngSte1t 1det11t 10 GUT lutt
abgetbon 5l fem. @ntpe6er miro Ell
1don inn Senat nni6aoli6 gema9t.
o6er aber ser &rdiioent bereitet inn
nit ieiner @etogemalt ben @aralts.
9os lit sic erfreulibite @unbe, Die
mir idon felt LANCER 3eit aus &aib'
inqton erbolten baben.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-24
OPENS UP NOSTR|lS, CLEARS HEAD,
ENDS COLDS OR CATARRH At ONCE

gsas, ha.n dissalses by tho beat OF
the aossSiis p~ne,Tates and heals the
Isaansed. s~oliea membrane which
igsoa the suaS. head aad throat !;
,lsAsa ar passages. stops nasty die
charges and feeling Of cleansing
suattipA relief comes Immediately
uuht lay awats tonight s,saE'
stlnE for breath. Ni,h head stuffed
austflls closed. hawking sud blowing
cAiarfh or cold. with Ito running
unso. foul mucous dropping Into tho
throat. aud raw drynoas Is d'atrossink
but truiy needless,
put your faith ,unt once III
''fiS'a Cream balm" and your cold
or eats'rh will suroiy disappear
iraid Aa,srtisemonp
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-24
No Reason for Il
You Are shown n Way Out

There can be no reason why any
reader OF this who suffers the tor
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Ancs OF urinary disorders. the pains
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The following is convincing proof:
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were unnatural. had much pain
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times l could hardly bend or
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sleep. ! tried plasters and liniments.
but nothing helped me. when al
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-24
Nutlsr at iInai Account

Probate index 2. Page i53
In iAo county court of the state OF
oregon. In and for tho county Of
klamath,
Ia 'Hr matter 81 the estate Of Maudc
= GODDARD. deceased
Nugirr is horeby given that the an
defsieurd administrator OF the above
estate has nged her anAj aecuuu, with
thv rlerk % saHi court. and that by
order ut said court hearing thereon
Nill br held =, the hour OF 10 O'Clock
m on tho i;ih day @. March. 1914.
IN the f1uull c"uT, room in tho court
house ln klamath Falls. Oregon. at
y @hIrh ,imo aud place objections. II
ans thets DC. may bo presented and
heard
NETTtE GODDARD.
lass5-gssrts b Administrators
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-24
United Press soryie-

WASHINGTON. u. C.. Feb. 24.--
IN" &s~ TogE STOCK Exchange. the
department Of Justice heads. railroads
aud buslusga interests today anrlously
saalieG number of important ds-
rlsl0ns from the supreme court. For
exactly a month the court has with
held decisions daring rs annual re-
ccfg
n n" court follows ltg usual cus-
tom after a recess more than two
,s'alo decisions ain be marked up to-
tay
During the eul!rs month past. the
court haa had no other business than
to make fnal DEGREES in pending
rs,ses. Of which there are over 100.
Nany have been Ia the bosom OF
,he court for months. some more
than a year. Among the more I'M
portant cases in which decisions we're
expected today were In. intermoun-
tain rate" or long and short haul
case. the Shreveport rate case; the
California land case. involving claims
OF tbs Southern Pacific railway to
$500. coo 600 worth OF Western oil
land. and the contempt cases against
President Gompens. former Vice Pres