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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-19
Mrs. Skidmore's Mother Ill
Especial to the Evening star.I

SUMMIT, June 1.-THE local police
were notified today by Inspector of
the New York Detective Bureau
Faurot, that Mrs. Lemued E. Skid
more, State president of the House
wives League, was at the Harlem
Hospital. in New York. Lemuel Skid
more, jr., Mrs. Skidmore's son, went
to New York Immediately and later
sent word that Mrs. Skidmore' s
mother, Mrs. Johnson, of New York,
was the one who is i'll at the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Skidmore have been
staying at their summer cottage at
the Water Witch Club, near Atlantic
Highlands for the past two weeks
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-19
Too TaIented.

Where is that barber who used to
have the end chair?" asked the GUS
toner.
1--WE had to let him 60" replied the
boss. He had too much talent"
"Whaddy va mean-talent?' asked
the customer.
He got SO he illustrated his stories
with cuts when he was shaving peo-
pie" explained the boss.-Cincinnati
Enquirer.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-19
Salary of MilliOnaire's
Son Garnisheed in Favor
of Restauranteur Sherry
Especial to the Evening starJ

NEW YORK, June 19.-Robert Gug-
genheim, son of Millionaire Daniel
Guggenheim, is either suffering from
parental discipline today or else seek
ing experience. He permitted Jules
Sherry, the restauranteur, to garni-
shee his salary for a Judgment of
$4,000.
Young Guggenheim draws $3.50 every
two weeks. The judgment against
him grants Sherry ten per cent every
pay day until the debt is satisfied.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-19
Madison High School Holds
Commencement Exercises
Especial to the Evening Star. |

MADISON. June 19.-Madison High
School held its closing exercises this
morning at the Central avenue build
ing. Members of the Board of Edu-
cation, the school faculty and other
prominent residents attended
The key of knowledge was pre-
scented to the Junior of the school by
Miss Mary Curtis. the salutatorian.
The class will was read by Watson
Hannah. The class prophecy and
class poem were also read. Com
mencement exercises of the school
will be held tonight.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-19
Advertisement.

Waiter, what does this mean. Yes
terday I was served for the same
price with a portion of chicken, twice
the size of this"
Yes, sir! Where did You sit, sir?''
over by the window
Then, that accounts for it. We
always give people who sit by the
windows large portions"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-19
One on the Voice.

Lecturer-Ladies and gentlemen,
we shall consider this evening the
fundamental principles of architec-
ture. The Etruscans--
A Wandering Voice-How dye build
doghouse?
Lecturer (solieitously)-Are you go
! ing to move Judge.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-19
Chatham Notes

Walter II. Hand, of Hillside avenue,
IS confined TO his home by Illness.
Mrs. Hammil and daughter Grace,
of Newark. are the guests of Mrs.
Edward Houston, of Summit
Lawrence Mccormack, of Seton
Hall College, is spending the summer
vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John J. Mccormack, of Wash
ington avenue.
A dance was held at the old mill
last night under the auspices of the
Chatham Fish and Game Club.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-19
Passengers Off, Efforts
to Float BuelOW Futile

WEYMOUTH. England, June 10
Futile efforts were made by tugs this
to refloat the steamship Bue-
low, belonging to the China line of
the North German Lloyd, which went
ashore yesterday in Blacknor bay
while on a voyage from Yokohama to
Hamburg. Her passengers and bag
gage were taken ashore last night.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-19
kindergarten Closes

MORRISTOWN. June 19.-The clos
ing exercises of the Morristown free
kindergarten were held in the kinder
garten rooms in Merchants block.
The exhibition of the childrens work
was a feature of the exercises. The
kindergarten closes a very successful
year.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-19
Paterson Boy for Annapolis

PATTERSON, June ID. w
Quackenbush, nineteen-year-o son
of OHM d. Quackenbush, of East
Thirtieth street, has received the
appointment of cadet at the An
napolis Naval school through Sena-
tor William Hughes.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-19
Newark Pipefitter ScaIded

SUMMIT, June 19.-Badly scalded
and bruised when a steam pipe he
was repairing bust. John Smith, of
SO Hawkins street, Newark. was early
today taken to the Overlook Hospital.
Smith was working in the plant of
the Interstate Crushed Stone Quarry
at Springfield.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-19
Chicago Collector Quits

WASHINGTON, June 19.-John c.
Ames. collector of customs at Chi
cago since 1906, resigned today, the
resignation to take effect as soon as
a successor is named.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-19
Murray for Hub Postmaster

WASHINGTON, June 19.-The NOM
nation of Congressman William F.
Murray, of Massachusetts,, to be post
master at Boston was prepared for
submission to the Senate today by
President Wilson.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-19
TAX NOTICE.
To the Owners of Personal Property In
h. Il

the City of Newark.
You are hereby required to return tn,
total value of your personal property 81
held on the Goth day of May TO the Board
their office In the City Hall, on or before
the 30th day of june next, and in no cas-,
will any abatement be made for indebted
ness or for property which may b,
the law Is strictly complied with.
If return Is not made under oath ans
according to law the taxing officers viii
assess your personal property according
to their own judgment.
MOSES REICHMAN,
President Board of Assessment and Re
vision OF Taxek
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-19
Just Like Him.

A man knows he must look pleased
when his wife tells him that their
new infant with as yet no features
in relief is his perfect image.
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With State Editor.
RECOGNIZING THE UNIONS
lonirose t:nterprise

| SSVSOSAA40V 4416 O@AVWO
Montrosa Enterprise:
TIL. question Of recognition of the
union seems To be ~ real sonien-
iion between the operators aad the
strikers in the pssseai labor War ia
Colorado. The operators even sO NJ
far a. To say tina, they viii give ~
their coal holdings and go oui Of the
business rather than To accept the
handicap which they claim that u
recognition of the union would mean
To them.
This leads us To ask III. question. .
Is III. demand for recognition %! the
union a fair and reasonable one for
the unions to ask of the operators =
And 'hl. leads us To another au-.-
tioa What is embodied in tn. rec
osni,ion ot I'll. union
simply means th. ,uThias over of
their business To the unions io run
30 suit themselves, They say that
~h.H ,h-y recognize the union they
4 l.
that they sannot discharge ia-h
~ithoat the soa.-ai Of ih. uhiVa I.
sni a f.siar~ which s~ems Io t~ ~s-
fs+o ialtS otnosiosis Ia the operators.
they mus, sSiiss, all fine. and aa-,s
froa, msas0 is the uaIo. for IN.
n-as'ii "t ths union. By The pFor-ss
4t withholding said fines saa due.
from lh- labSs.rs pay cheek. On
;h@ s,hsg hasa the operation. p-oiat
Ssss the .ass ,hss ,h- uhisn refuses
sa ineoEsosass. ~hich -oaii sh-s.bY
ssah- 'hsss anion rrspan .ibi- bp-is
Sas insisss oa s-usssning an ifsrspon-
ssbt. body pish NO sa- To b- held is-
sa',s areoan,abt- FOR sesadis..a
ssss-sashss OF n.f.a.~. o, other char
As,-fss
We af- no, prepared .a sAF ~h.th-
.g ss sos these Ase ,h. TAGS. ia the
case sa, u ,hrs afe IL strikes ss
.asi IA. aaiaHs ate inriia.a 10 ~ss,
sseFathias sassr apn -sF ssa .re
cot paItinE 10 insect sE- os-rAtos.
Salt way
~ The asiaAs ~an. To sske such ae
iAppsssss tart 10 che sen.is.s OF ia
Gassrr shrf .kpsslS BE- ~iiiiss To inr
easpos.s- ssa i--eusae = LEGALLY s-u
sp~asibIe body shss ssoeia h- ~it-
iJns sn ip"4 after sh~ fisaaees OF
ss-if e~n ossssisasiss sAa ssef
ssasstd b. siilisx that is.is f-it.~
tsh~ossss aha ~ aas b~sosx To lk-
asEoA shuaia have la~ os-osssssss
OF sssAsas a tiSsishops. as sell ..
ssrms~is~so
We As~ eli lsssssss g~@et~s sscs-
os less cad asr aasasAilf Ss ssA.
sashs sssh sss isess-sss bat .he Ia.
s@sps. sa.a t- ~iiiias I. ri~s fair
sss HsE.s s.e.ssis1 81. r.ois, .srre
Ass sights .ss sas al. sixh.. OF sse
sshes side s@sIns
u sess1s To- ps thss u sAe aAsss.
~wsss aapssssF she s1@ssss of wAsse
,ssr sreees5ssaa ct ss- uAioa .~~rss
at pres~as 60 reabaSf that shis sues.
sian snssia not a@sssessiiy ssast 10
The vsr "t s-as.stsi sris.soss BIC.
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NEWSPAPERS SHOULD AID IN RESTO-
RATION OF PEACE AND ORDER

II PEACE and good order be strike
Colorado the duty citizen cooperate 10 the
x ard order just al 'hs 'irne the
dss. e'a'rsl Of the s'assn and the oa'ed States
soasnensy the Of Major aslbso'k
a,, ground Ard docs not 10 make Mar on
either side engaged III sh- industrial tserbls.
State. army have handled the
good Judgment and discretion The sedss officers
delegated BY Ps.sdea, Wilson t'oNn the acts
nsaaa easu o! ndsdss!s Sho would a'shes con-
pe further s,ts
~,sy .,ans the nes o. further hatred OF nalee
A. /. ,h. duty Of sssy eseH oby federal ens.ads
tho du,y 's 10 cooperate With
atzy aahas sssiy PsAbe 10 ae's. fss;s
their eosns and o the sbesoa Of natter Likely 10 sa'
os,ssvsks falsely tie actual Occurrences Of the sAy
To policy k.~s hearty eadesssaea
ch'osssSs.s from The sase the
rsr, sesss pasA 'hs :a'sa Of al sks .sa TO
osfos is editorial oJ ,ss ss ss' ssrss ste resaess
10 language sh, sessirusa issssay rhs c-h has
sill a~sys s,aai las ard eas ssa -i esasse
ay AaA fairly ssssieiess ssd rssh 'Ae s'h
Insofar !, is p,sAsb,s 10 set =. the 'ssih.
This ssasaisy had ef =.essse asd es'iAs1y
,iessz 1he has m 10 BE- saa asa
able asA sssaspst Of normal ssss''sss hat tbs
uat:eA esAsss ssssrs are here
Th- usisel gsvssse= shat the
shs ssAs b. ~hs'Ass 'A strikers have
sss asass, shsss sysss 9s~sassI Wilson desires
tsshe4 shall rad lAA shall X dsse
p<a asa ~As wek sAA .ils. - 70 ~ssk .aa
sh. ~he sas s',iss s;'hss' fear sf AsFs
fs pssl,ess,sa Of ss.s ss, s.kesas appeared
ss~srpss 1nss' together w'h Tie hssas
Ard eat eessseis ss do sss.essa .k the
polio, aad Ii. .s e the ssaias has sssa
lastly ,ssksa xers vii selusas
up factions -ay a'ars ts
lsrss aisds Of iss fvsassss
n. chsaisiexe.s h.ss h., rhs the The tss:.a
ss,s, sesssamss ~kie the strike
Chsie.e krs tss ,sr president ~. acted .iy
sHaEs and *h all good sssHs -t sspsr. the fed
esai aahesss,s. their efforts 10 bring order es CT AAos
TIE es. erra,oss will have quarrel With raeis Ssr The
Stripes ~i hones,d will BE- ebs1ed
This . ue esnseave Il. Is pssretsn4
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-11
redemption OF the

before for the redemption OF the
state.
We are not - bad as We are paint
fed by the nsuekrskers. but neSerthe-
less. We are In y deaiorabie plight be-
fore the outside world. True. eondi-
tious are had: In a twiukiins We
have been dvsxxsd into degradation.
yet We have hsoa largely misJudxed,
Through the mouthinss OF certain
undesirable element and un unirnth-
iui press wr have been maiisn-si
more than We should be-, rnforiun-
at.iy publications abroad have iAken
up the ssnAsiiosAi Representation. OF
the undesirsblss within our borders
and exploited the same in preference
to aeeeptiux the more conservative
and more honest prsEsn,aii0n Of the
true conditions and TO our deisi-
meat This ~ easily understandable
in this day OF seasa,Ionaiism and
so-eaii.d rotosA. Th. trend Of the
time. is To serk out III. sensational.
and even what have for Year, been
regarded as conservative pubiieA-
tions 'bs>e takrn ~ th. more blood
thirsty stories ssi the sensational
reports asd xisss Them 4iisr public
i,y. simply bessase the asopi. Rad
With more aVidiiy this character OF
stuff.
In i.n1 With this psop-n.iS such
Journals sac the advantage OF the
sad iasis that . couple at ~oaeh and
some .hitsas~s saffes-a death in oar
states Industrial warfare Ia H,%k-
capital. TIE ssAlenrn, tact women
aad hAhies arr slaughtered aEosi.es
tho sassssS. II i. good play for sApi-
tai. The sisseasssl that ~on-s saa
babies arc .iAashl.rsa ssSases the
masses u v sosA play for capital
HAT III. couple at unfsstanAir vo-
men and fsv ehiiasra whose iss.s
ser. sacrificed To i.s. aisa.ss"as in'
aasiiiAi soafiiet dsss o. .usfocsiioas
in holes dug far sh.aa By their osa
husbands asa fathers and isf, shss-
sorssiiesi svfosMs Ths ,sraf Of shr
~ the latter ~h.a skeS ~-si
Su, Ia ssxr vssfss. assiast d.ssss'
~F. Of sae las W. s.sf.. a. much
-. do-s ssyuss .isr 'kas sossseh"oa
asss .hiiikon.a shu.,is .satfrf uhtsaeH
~ death fssl our state ts d"itss
~soes-s. shss ss~sr ieaih. as~ u.~a
To biSsk-s ske ssnu 6s the eosssneI
w.si,h is a.f-sss 81 sks isstssss
Il L. eli. viewed sspm whatever
ssanap,sisls = ssa saaaSsioas ssssvsf
ted By ss.sf sisissss bss tss sess~
. aea shs lsis ssae Of issfsi stats
/. DRAGGED 10 lke n-ssp ana sdiaasss
suii,s IL sAe eyes as sk~ sosla os
ssin-s fos ~hsss IL i. aus ais~ssis svr
svnA.as,es
oar sssss asJ b~ sssasea. The
epastsYs ssais~ti.ss pssS b. eoss
a-ms-as the strikers 10 casosSass :
soss si.sa. ass be said TO s.e so sssa~
Sos all the ssesabsr tAss whatever sss
srs rsoossibillsss -~ sss - . .ss s"sssH
ssos. ssa " skesr sAs esss = sisss tot
.ae esii~sti.s u - aovs Aas 90 sh5s
sssts,h .essisg ss srr-ai 10 'As
s.iiaso-ss sksVax A@ss tke state And
nssias 80 rsss sFo~ sAetf hearts scs
Cs.ns tssn
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-11

leaders, ~rsr busy sossina and saio,'
svaa-r shsSs ssas.s John Bso~s prov
I'd To he . t-oos eossss. however aud
ah-a be- eoasiud~d his tsboss iass
nisht had hut s~o Euas in his pss>r
s-ssios.. The ustsa leaders sAy ih~s
haze xises strict orders for the m-a
10 site up their fir.ssms sai ss1a.
sisios ~ishsut further pasiey.
Th- psus iAmsISos ut tho psrsldsnl
nSias . sissa- iinail ~iii probably bs
fsiiovf-.s al lie ssrissiiss b. . .esssh
ard s~isarrs
Tae psii.s az shs snsrfnasAs ~iif
L- To I.ssni, s.s ssose sasiA-ef~sksfs
TO -s,.r .s- aisrsisss
Th- saaaisi.ssaiion advised The
sosae,aEiiss ottisess here that no
Dan .ksii s~ -sapisssa Ia sss rHise
is the coiussss coal fieiae ~ks bad
cod t~-A sssusiis is ssesf 1mpiaF se
Apsii 80. the taae Of the rs..isest .
first rsssi-~slhoa. usSesihs federal
sspss.. irs "a sh. tisis. vas Pss'isksa.
No s1iAs ~hkh ~a. closed So~s es
tho siss- OF - s-tas. the strike. will
~ p~ssnissrsi In op~ss bus all oAhss>
~Af be- .s-ss,rs ssses tsii rsc4esssee
f~sa the sos~sss~sss sss,Asss-saosr
fus~~sss smptas-A ~ ssss~is sssses
will s~ s~rsissss 4. s~sass 10
~ssN ss tho sp~ssaSr piss-s OF sAsss
fos-Ass ~aPiof @~as u Hkef eAS'os~
Esd IL sh~s etc esssra bs ss~tf -e-
nse%ssss
s-ass-saiss sss osars as-ps. sks
4 strikers aailisass headquarters ss'
xJsr~ TO .sSessasAd TIA. = e.svtal
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-11
Al APPEAL TO me plAYEsFu1

i's-ssis CAis,taias
Colorado ss in asssaesss \ drA,E-
" psil -nNelpps bet II i. hasa u
susf.ss iss bot in Nes-ss sassrsesus
shete Is 60 sAaae In vss s"sru~
asi Disgrace ~~ call on the spss-s p-o.
ri- -t c~ss state 90 this Sabbath
tsesnine So pray ss they Asv.f asd
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-11

iss.ssixssioa sf inhAbisAsis must ts-
nsi~ u man ffun The i.adio~ dss'
tsiss i. ioasd in the AEuilsr eAfsp.
a. an ssssspis. he ~oaia s-s made tn
srsasn Sea The t.sis;isv district eoeosf.
ss~ iasaisd 81 ~ ,s.sasi hetshss.
of sissn sa oprpsssAity 10 f~tuss 10
vosk Psp, ia-d The sompsnS TOT
~ki-h be Rsa ps~sioasif vosAsd ~ss
~iiiiss 10 receive his. Tkss settaa
ssaii be tho .s-mpiifesisoe OF sss
ssiis.s~' issrsrs-sslsps Of i's--is~sI
w,i.os'. fsurtsssIias ssiiiss spus
eli si,ssrss To repair 10 sh-is s~~p-yt
tive sbnd~~o
II . striker. % eiss sussa .Aosia
rrfs.r In i~as- tho aa.ssS~s isuss
.srk b. had bees osasssa. he ~sssi.s
rs~ arrested ssa virtually Aspussea.
sssossiss To oas al shs so@@sssisa
estss~sss Tks sAms ssslas vuaia ~
takes sasssss ssS aSs uAo go
hse~s 10 ksse pUssess~a . gas ssa
~ka had srsas-a su s@ssesS~s w. vNs
k4ilissss eassFsss prepared sosdss fos
. ssseAao.s. saMPsies al aassssa@n
ssess s~ss~auras 10 sa- sostksussisa
ss.xiasssssSs il tkss svtssss
t'sies headers DECLARED tses ~psls
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-11
0 siru Aav
.OOOOOOO0(

1sltsas
Ass-tas i-sIipss 2. sssss old. died
ski. sossiss 81 Ms koass. ne sesss
street tA-sts vSs ass 10 ssssnoaH
ia Deceased 10 sassisea ~ . tsUsa.
ss. Nkk. sso lsses here sa1 tessssl
other tsoskses 10 t'lshs Nssssl
sssssssa~sss wifi ~ ssssssssA ~.
% arrival Of eas of the tsoshssS
fscm that State
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-11

sis. their usaoss sappues 10 lae of.
fis-v TO effect . eaoptsss ahsssns.
meat. ssa al sssSesss asios aeestsss
TO-DAY loia their foilowess thss sosla
- sfopp~4 fsu1 The sotls of tbs
tnt-.a Miss Woskefs astesa shss
eunriisa sbsossss,y With TIE ass.
aslss ef The fe6sssl army offt<esSs
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-11

NssI . ktxh ssaSe saeseTss o.
The heslss ssSae Al s~sssatse Ashs
sss ef lhs vast seisaas q TSs
ChsuSiste.Ns0A u
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+ II In need OF printing Of aay Kind
phone the ChroRicle-News. We are
equipped to give you first cisss work
rrcmy'iv. Cali Trinidad 40. ~
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InA1LR0AD CONDUCTOR ACT
AMNUI1RD n TEXAS

Washington. u. e. May 1.-THE
1.Sss s's'u,c rruviJius tia, = ret.
con should NOT e.. ss tret.sh, railvry
l,ruducter vi,hsu. havins had two
1Eears' experience as freight braks-
nan. eSCep; in cases Of emergency,
rss 'oiay anaulied a. unoons,i;a-
aisna, b. tas Supreme court.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-11
PRESIDENT TO FIX
TINE LIMIT ON Arms

scssssss,A ssoo ~, ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-05
Illus dem nordweItet.
Wfinneipta.

ct @aul.- Ser nadite Sab
resfonpent ser Upper Miiltiiippi
Miper ssSstnpropement Miiociation miro
am II. unb 1S. Sunni 6ieieS Sabres
in @tiltpoter, Mira1., a~bgebalten per=
Sen laut 8el6luB Ser @refntipbeboroe
oes @erbanoes, melder iid Mittnod)-
abeno bier na6 5tpeitagiger Sitnag
pertaote. = @eneralanmalt Smitb
bat cine gntideibung getroffen, mel=
die fir uue Counties obne feltange=
1teutem @ernleiier BON Snterelle ietn
oiirfte. S. 6. Sing, @onntponmalt
BON Mfora> aanabee County, batte lih
an sen @eneralanpalt nit Ser Srage
oelpauot, Of oas County Sic 9fei iel1n-
folteu, @iiroausgoben uno @ilfsarbei<
t%erqebalter 6es in bem betreffenoen
gountp tbaitigen SngeniearS ser foot
Iiden Experimentation gu tragen
babe. Ser @eneralanmalt lieb 6aral1f
u%nt1porten, bab ser 5taat fir folgen~
Sc, bel @egebal1ten borfommenoen
Mrbeiten gu be5ablen babe: ~ @ebalt
oes @egebalt : %Sngeniears mabreno
ser @ermeiiungs5ett pie &eiien1to-
lten nn6 l1nterbalt mabreno fet1ter
Mbmelenbeit bon ct. Saul. SIR att
6ere ltn6oiten bat bas @tootstpege<
bar=Departement ni9t auf5ufommen.
@as betreffenoe County mub folger1<
Sc Soften befe,1: ~ @ebdlter fir Die
@ebiiIfen 6es SSn%genienrs. 81 Mnfa11f
6re observation-disclosures. 81 &etie-
folten 6es Sngenieurs un6 ieiner Sc
hiIfen innerbolb 6es County. ~ Mns-
qoben ser 8iroaiiiitenten, mel6e I'M
Gountp meilen nn6 nidt nit Ser Be-
q~ebaufommiliion in @erbin6ung fte>
ben. Die 8%elebrungen 6es General
ontpalts treffen fir sic Mebr5obl Der
Counties 6ieies Staates GIT, % MIR
uenige tire eigenen SSngenie11re boz
ben.
MinneapoIis. - Die Scoop
Mercantile COMPANY lit nit $4,000
inforporirt tpor6en. @ter ion bas
&anptgeidaft fem, 3meige IN @rosbD
11n6 &iperton. = nngefdbr $50 Off
5iere ser M%inneiotaer Electromagnetic
nabmen in boiler Uniform an Der
Sssabresberiommlnng Ser uMational
@uur6 M]I ociation" tbeil. Die 5ibnn,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-05

file ser gor5en Mation peiueidt in nod
gr6Berem Mabe ibre Dienite tpionne
als bem @toate. Gum 5bluB be,
gliidmiini6te er bie @aroe nod pe-
gen 6es SUITES, ben iie ais cine Der
belten I'M gat15en 9anoe geniebe.
@or ser jariitii6en Safultat Der Unit
per1itat bon Minneiota miro grprali-
bent 9rofe1or Eaft bonn 16. Mar5
as eine auf flint Mben6e berebnete
|gerie bon flint @ortrdgen iiber Gruit=
geiebgebnng balten, pie bier am
gamitog befat11t gegeben tpltroe. Der
)grpr6li6ent mir6 al1ber6em Ser
@auptre6ner BEL bem a1 Mbeno oes
II. Mar5 in ct. Saul itattfinoenoen
8anfett ser Minneiota 8ar-MIiocia=
ton fem. lteber meldes Tbema er
bel oieier Gelegenbeit ipreden miro,
lit no6 nidt befannt.
@inona. - Ser friibere Sena=
tor @p. gnrfbort, Sd0pfer Ser 8ino-
faoeni1onitrie in 6em Staots5ndt=
banie, tit bier i'm Sitter bon U Sob-
rem ge1 torben. Die 9eeroigltng fano
@omitag nnter. 5ablreider Sbeilnab-
me ftatt.
8ergus Sails. - gor 81
1triftsri@ter @0ier miro Die 5roge err
ortert, Oh sic 6etg11s 6als 8re&ping
&c., 6eren Mnlage innerbalb Der
Sta6tgren5en liegt, an Die 6armer
ser nmgegen6 8ier i'm @roBperfalafe
abgeben borf. Sic 5taot bebauptet,
baB oies un5nldiitg lei, tpeil 6erg11s
1ons utroden" lit. Sc mag iein, oaB
ser Sal Biz an 6as Stoatsobergertht
gebt.
gernon Center. - s. 6.
@rauIe bat 535 @tid &in6pieb aus
Weontana nn6 Mebrasfa i'm @ertbe
bon $4,000 an sic 8armer bieiiger
@egen0 1n 9er0ert Don lO DTS oV
Stud our Siitterung bertbetlt. Das
@ieb .bot BEL Matsfitterung 10 gut
an @etpi9t 5ugenommer, 6oB Der Sc
minn Elm oniebnlider fem miro.
Moorbea6. - 8or bem, &on-
pente ser -@innei o.
ia @r5ieber >.@eretnigung bat 6. ".
@haumon aus minneapolis, Ser
@~toatsfommiiiGr fit @6u1geba16e,
cine IGngere Mnfprode gebalten, IN
mel6er er Defenders bara1f binptes,
ooB man, felt &rrfe in &eimofomomie
mn6 in Mderbou in Ben 5dulen etn-
gefiibrt iin6, Bel Sem 8one bon
|@duIbdniern a116 gr0SbereS @etpi@t
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Kinder Schreien
MACH FlETCHER'S
CAS-

GopIors8a1Is = SIN boben
Sitter bon 80 Sabren lift bter in iei-
1rem &eim 2l1cius @%ingsburp Stan-
raro, ser Iette ne~berleben6e 6es Ser
acknowledgements bon Minneiota i'm
Sabre 1867, 6abingei6ieoen. ST
par audi Ser erite IN @biiogo-@ountp
CUR 8raris 5ugelaifene Mntpolt un6
mar audi cine 3eit lang @ountpan-
palt un6 a1t9 @atienri@ter. Ct tam
int Sabre 1862 aus @erntont nod
Minneiota, geborte fomit 81 Ben @io-
nierer 6es @taates. Sn @epl1blifa-
n~erfreifen ipielte er cine fubren6e
politifde Moue. Sem @taatslenate
geb0rte er bon 1859 Big 1860 an
un6 bon 1861 bis 1870 tpar er Sci,
ter 6es 8unoes : 2an6amtes in Gap-
lor's Soils, 51 Incident Mnrte er bon
Dem B%r6iioenten 2incoIn ernanmt
mor6en nar.
@arIto1.-D ie bieiigen 8ieb-
marftitaQ1ngen 6es SC. 6. Barnard
itn6 nieoergebrannt, pobei Elm S6o.
Sen bon $4,000 angeridtet pur6e,
Ser 111r CUR &obe bon $4,000 bur@
@eriider11ng ee6edt ift. 8meiun6.
5tpan3ig @fer6e, Elm r%egiitrierter
s@uerniep @1tn un6 700 Subrer To-,
men in ben 6lnrnme1t I'M
@nrren.-SS 1 Ser @ro3ebfa4e
bon @tbeI 6. Sanier geget bic Sui
nois Central &ailtpop COMPANY bot
Elm gerglei@ itattgefunoen. Sic 81
fenbabn miro $4,000 Gntidd6ig,tng
5oblen uno ole Soften ubernebmer.
Mug Mnto1 in Sninois tporen btele
3e1gert un6 @e9tsontpdlte gum Ser.
min gefommer
8%ears1ep Worreiponoen5). -
ST. Der bteiigen Stride lieBen ibren-
Trel1bun6 o1rh Brieitersbon6 fegnen
Beter g. 5poten bon bier rn6 SRI.
Mario MuggIi bon @idmono. @ie
beim Brm1ta11te 10 botte1t ii9 n11b