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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07
Scene amerifamilden 8latter, bie

Sene amerifaniiden 8latter, bic
sic 8ori1er Meloung, Die 3entiden
battem in ben iiinglten &fen 'anf
Dem lpeitliden &riegsiduuplate 1907
900 Meann perloren, obne @orbebaf
berbreiten, iirp6 entmeoer 10 IN m,
'6uB tie 6em 3pef bieier Satarenmel=
bung 1ridt gu erfen1pen bermogen,
o6er 10 gemein n, 6oB iie oie Weel=
6mng pi6er lire Before l1eber5eug1ng
meitergeberr; ob16on Tie miiien, bob
fife nidt mabr lit. @ir laiien oie
@abI.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07
9ie iiegreiden be1tiden @eere ia

Sic iiegreiden be1tiden 9eere ba-
ben I'M September IN &rBlano tpieoer
mabe8u bur6erttmuien6 @efongene ge-
madt. Da3m ein pom @un6ert Sc
I6Mbe mn6 Moi6inengetpebre erben=
tet. ln6 biel Bente miro no@ I'M
Sftober gemadt tper6en, sic 6en
@eptemberfdmpfm 5u ber6anten lit.
Dfe @erfolgung Der flii6tigen &1i=
fen miro 1t1rermiioli6 fortgeiebt, nno
je ldiirger 1ie gebebt mer6er, 6eito gro
ber miro sic Ml1sitdt anf &ermeb<
r11rg Ser 3abl Der @efangenen. S1
6em 2arm, 6en sic alltierte @reiie
mabren6 ser @ddmpfe gema@t bot, Die
iid III ser 5n @nbe geben6en @o&e
aa1f 6em oitliden &,rtegsi6mtpIabe ob=
geipielt baben, 1T ser oitltde &riegs=
idouplab ettpas gu fur5 gefommer.
Obf6on ii@ o1t9 BORT @reignife BON
gpoBer @idtigfeit abgeipielt baben.
&inoenburg lit bon Sag gu Sag mo-
Der an Diinabnrg berungeriidf nno
6ie @innobme 6iefer mi6tigen Stoot
oiirfte nidt mebr lange o1tf fi6 tpar=
ten lafen. Cine un6ere 6eutfde Mr=
NEE bot ii4 benz mtdttgen giie1rbabnt
fnotenpr1ffte Minsf .gendbert. Sic
EOeltereider baben nit l1nteriittuiibatng
Ser Mrnree 2iniirgen 6ie .&riien aus
benz tpolbpnif6m 5eitungsoreied ge,
.tporfen, in BENT fte ii6 NIT 10 GROCER
3dbigfeit @oden bin61trd bebalptet
-batter. @as unes fin6 @rfolge, 6ie
aabIer, meiI iie bns @n6e 6es ruff
id,en 6eIo8uges in INNER g%reifborere
.MGbe ridden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07

@eum man sic 9entiden aus
6ranfreid pertreibem noble, mli1le
man Tie in 6ranfreid angreifen, er-
flart General Soffre in einem fclner
letten Mrmeebefeble. 60 miros: tpobl
fem. Ser 5ab lielt iid, als me1n
Sem fran50ii1den @eneralifiinm1S elm
unfreimilieer @ib gelungen mare,
aber ieoenfuas min er iagen, oaB Die
6run5olen 1ib o1,f itd ielbit perlallen
miibten, baB Sranfrei6 maf Die
Silfe {ei1rer 8erbiinoeten groBe Gef=
nung nidt MADDEN fonne. Mas ia
audi ourH ole grfabrrng beitattgt
miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07

Mit Ser bSlisen srodenlestma
BON Sontb Carolina perbletben IN
BEN fiiolidJen @toaten MIR nod etli@e
Counties in 9eras uno in 2oniitamo
fret bon p0liger Brobibitiom. Sour
furn mro1r rridt beba1pten, bob Do
nit in iener meiten amerifanaiden
@ubara 6ie @irfungen mn6 Die Sol
gen 6es 9aiters Ser GrrnfinM &C.
banmt din6. SIM .@egentbeil, in Die,
fer groBen iii6liden 8robibitions4Sa-
bara miro ouf S4rit un6 GriH Der
8etpeis geliefert, 6aB sic &robtbitior
Dos 2o1ter ser Srunfiu6t mi6t pro-
btbtert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07
Die 9robnngen &mflanbs merbe1

Die 9robnnseu &nklanbs werben
in 8ulgarien i6merli6 @im6rud mo=
den. &uBlano lit ni6t in Ser Sage,
feinen 9robungen @o66rud gu ge=
BEN, uno sic bo6traben6en &e6ensar=
ten ser @etersburger &egierung fon=
men bodltens fomii9 pirfen. 8enn
man am 8o6en liegt, iou mm Die
6ouit tniGt banen. Man risftert
fon1t, n1sgeladt 5u tper6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07
Ser 81. Safer miro bel ben frteg.

Ser 81. &ater ,utro bel ben trteg'
%fiibrenoen Mddten fir aQerieelentaa
eillen Sag ser @affenr1lbe bea11tra-
aere, oamit sen Monniboften @ele-
se,lbeit gegeben meroe, oas Mnoe1l,
ten an oie @efalenen 81 ebrell. Sr
Ser Shot Elm idorer Ylan, oen Der
Yaplt oo orgeregt bot. @ir feter1'
oas Mnoenfen an @eloen Ser tribe
reu ;3eiten uno ieten belonoere Gage
fir gbr1tng hires Mnoenfe1rs felt.
@aru1n lollte Sen @el0en Ser beuttz
aen Gage pprentbalten meroet, mas
benen ser @ergongenbeit genabrt
miro? Set Sen fiinf5ebn Mfonaten
oes gegenmdrtigen &rieses p11roe
Sen Streitern nod fem Sag Ser &alt
uleb &rbe gegonnt; es NOR Elm be-
ltanoiges &fen uno fein Sag tit
peraa11gert, a11 oem in Ser etnen ODER
anoeren @egeno Sic &anore11 uno
@emebre nidt bas @ort gebabt bot
ten. Cine pollenoe @elegenbeit, oas
Mnoerfen ser @efalenen our9 eln=
1teuen oes m0roeriiden Spteles nllr=
Sig s1 begeben, mare iiderli9 Der
Muerleelentag. @ir6 aber Der Bttte
oes Topites entiproden meroen?
Gie Mn5eigen iprehen oagegen. Mls
ser Eopit I'M porigen Sabre Die
Mdd,te Inn ginlteuung Der 6etno1e=
ligfeiten in Ser 3eit ser !@ebnrt oes
Srieoensfiiriten bot, mur6e er bon
Sen Muiierten unter auerlei nidtigen
@ormd,roen abgemteien. Sc tit midt
mobri6einlid 6aB 6ieies Mol Die
8itte erbort miro. Sic 3eit lit nod
1idt gefommen, in Ser Jronfrei@,
England uno &11Blan6 mieoer onl
sic Stinme 6es Yupites boren mer=
Sen. @offentlid lit oieie ober ni@1
mebr ferne!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07
Cine benti6c Tra,t, Sraserin ei

Cine bentidc Tran, Sraserin e.
mes oltaoeligen Mamens, Die i'm
@rieqe 3r,erlt Sen Gotten, bonn ben
einaiaen Sobn perlor, 3eigte ben Zoo
oes lettere11 init Sen 8ortem an: rgr
folqte leinem @ater in Sic Gmigteit
ols ser lette unleres 9samens, n,,o
oen,pob = nidts lit SIT foitbar fir
SOS @aterlaub." Sour ein Nolf, Del
len 6ra1len ebenlo oenfen, fonrte
E%e1tldlano SEN 5ieg ltreitig modben.
llno elm ioldes @olf gibt eS nidt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07
Sic alliierte sdmorrfommtiior1

9ie aliierte Sdnorrfommt1ion
bat li@ auf 6em 8a11ernfang begeben.
Dur9 sic ibr 3ugdngliden 0rgame
IdBt iie berbreiten, boB bie boue 3et6.
1ltng ser Mnleibe bereits geidebett
1T. Sc mir6 bon foIoliaIen @in5el<
anqeboten beri@tet. Dmit ion on.
6erem ser Mauro maiierig eemadt
mer6en. Dus Mittel lit 3ie1tli4 ber-
broudt, aber sic &erren aus 2o1roon
1ur6 Naris fdeirpen Der MmliM 81
.iein, ,6QB man, menn man Ddn11le
finoen min, man 111r 1ody ben Ser.
@toate1r at geben bruudt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07
Ser o%lGuaenbe" Sieo Der 8riter

n9er glan5enbe" sies BET 8riten
in Melopotamien miro bon 6en Sir=
fen qlan8en6 beltritten - NIT 6er
Melopng bon elmer britil6en geteoer-
lage. @em 6as 10 tpeiter gebt, tper=
6en bie @ngldn6er bal6 IN Ser gar5e11
meiten @elt fem Hlabden mebr ftn=
ben, tpo Tie itegen f0nnen, obne aaf
elmer 2iige ertappt at tper6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07
$tadt.neuigkdten.

OVS Uo|l ueI IttEueIlSuIeW S"F
pfangnibgemein6e geplante Sair,a
melde am Sonrtagaben6, ben III
Detober, I'M gl1bbauie eroffnet miro
uno sic gorge @ode anoauert, labt
9nnf Ser @enlubungen 6es bodtp.
&farrers p. @erbarb, 3. g. g., nnb
mebrerer ibm CUR Seite itebenoet1
Mitglieoer, 1amentlib aber Can't
6es regen Offers 6ers Sbuljugenb
o1f einen iiderfl @rfolg idlieBen..
&iiibmeno lit berpor5ubeben, Dob Die
@eidaftsleute Ser Sta6t, 6ie '6drum
angegangen imeroen, 6urd reidlide
9eitrdge ,5u ben @erloiungsgegenz
ltanoen Der lobli6en Sa6e ibren g11=
ten @illen b%efut6en. .''.1l
SSn elmer am Somntognudmitz
tag gebaltenen fpe3ieuen &eriamm=
lung 6eS ct. Soieb Mannerpereins
un1 oes. ct. Moriem : S0riterbofes
mnur6e oie an ie1te @ereine 5ur Ebeilz
nabme an DEM nadlten Sonntag in
Mlbanp ltattfinbenoen &atbolifentage
I'M &leinen ergongene @inla6ung
6anfen6 a1gero1nmen un6 Tbeilnab-
me I'm corpore" an DEM Mlbanper=
@ereinsfete beidloiien. Die fatb.
Club uiiffapeue 1agte bel iener &C.
legenbeit glei6folls ibre Sbeilnabme
on Dem &atbolifentage gu. @ie an
onberer Gtelle angegeben, piro m=
banD eine1r ipe5ieuen 8abn5ug 5tpi-
lden 9ouf Centre nnb ct. CLOUD
Ben Ebeilnebmern am &ereinsfelte
our 8erfiigl1ng itellen:'
- @edtsontpolt Hol1l Mbles nnb
northumberland 81. 81. 80rger
.begaben ii6 geitern na@ ct. Saul,
mo Tie elmer @~eriammlung 6es Gre
f1tip-&omiteeS 6es 9. st. g. 'tgtdatS=
perban6es un6 zines auf Ser 5toatszz
.%beriammlung e%rnanrten &omitees
beitpobnen mer6en, in mel6pr Der
&Ian our Organization eineS1 Ssfdatsz
SSunglingsbereins in @erbm6ntrg
NIT 6em @tootSperbom6 6es M6bee=
rem beiproden uno sic erffen S@ritte
CUR @ermtrfliiddp1ng Ser guter Sooeeee
getbun per6en, ' ~
:. Die friiBM an Ser 1bieiieen ct.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cine lange &eibe
bonf. SSabren attgeiiteute ebrtp. Sdtpe=
lter @apm1noa,S $. g. s., melde iebt
benz ct. Soiepbs @aiienba1s inst.
@aal. oIs Dbertn noritebt, but tDHz
fen Mfem 'bbqB Tire Miintka 'SSrd1
|@ouor6 @ppIet, friber Mgnes~ 0ttto,
sic Dor benz IT 81. gS1oupT iibr &eim
batte, In eii1temh &ofpiftall git GIT set dd1leta-
polis eines feligen CODES geitorben
fei.
gu ser Gienitagabeno' gebaI=
tenen October = ~@eriammlungla6er
Meitglie6er ser ct. gIo16 &anoe1s~
tammer bate lii@ cine oniebn1ide
@nadbl' Biiirgef' e%iingefnnoen, Die ebe,
bereoten @orten bes Serrn s. g.
8nppinger, meI@er nit Ser Minatea=
polis @ibic & Commerce Miiociatio11
in @erbin6urrg itebt, Ia1idten :u1t6
ser 1adtrdgIihen geieuigen litter
baltung beitpobntem. a
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07
.gerlauqt

&erlangt ;
gum iofortigen gintrittt Elm g11tes, a1-
berIaifiges Md6den 5ur Berrihtung
angemei1er Mrbeit in elmer itiIlen
SamiIie. Gutter 9obn, CUTE 8eba116=
lung nn6 6a11ern6e Mniteaung. SEQ
beres miin6li9 o6er idriftli6 gu ct
fabren BEL 6. Nf. 2pbnnann,
385p387 ct. Setter Ctr,
47-bn ct. Saul, Mim.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07
@fattomrmier

Mm @onntag, Sen II. October,
mer6en 6ie @fatbnii6er bon &idmon6
in Ser &idumon6 : 5to6tbole ein
Sfattournier beranitalten, tpo5u ole
5reun6e 6es Sfatipieles, 6ie Elm redt
idones Mmiifement Iieben, freunb=
li6it etngela6en iinb bon 6em eigenS
6o3n ernanrtert &ontttee.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07

Die @nglanber fangen an, BON IT,
rem @erbiin6eten llnm0glibes gu per-
Iangen; Die 5erben foIen our
iS1ladtbarrf gefiibrt perben un6 iino
6od ibon Idngit inn @nrItfeilel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07

SIN Ser britiiden Mrn1ee Inb ieit
@eginn oes @rieges 5ebn @ilionen
0oaor geltoblen mor6en. 8ieoer Elm
getpeis, SOP Die g%nglan6er gon5 be-
ion6ers berufen iin1, Dem 6eut1den
goIfe Sic S%egnrngsr Ser Qualification
gu bringen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07
&erlangt

&erlangt
gum iofortigen @intriH 5tpei ma6s
diem 51r @erridtung aagemeiner
&msorbeit. Gutter 2obn ur6 quite
8ebanoIung. Mm menbe fi@ an
bos &ilor @ofpital,
&aDnesbine Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07
Stir sic 6ritiide Mrmee ipQ bas

SIR Bic hritHde Mrmee iol oaS
Seloeeidrei ~@ortparts driitlide
Golooten!" %eingefiibrt mer6en. Sir
bie &inoa1s m1rb anber @0benbiener,
oie getu0bnli6 on Der Spite iin6,
mettn es gum Mngriff gebt, ie6enfoQs
eire intereiiante Meuer11ng.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07

Madbem Sic M0iierten Die @elt
iett ein poar &age lang init eroidte-
ten oel1tid)en @erlulten n%nterbalten
baben, f6nnten Tie ser Mb1peblel1lng
.balber eigentlid m1d eimnol bon tb-
rem eiqenen gerluiten reoen. 9ns
miiBte lebr ~intereliant iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07

@enn sic Setter 1tnierer Mosfan.
m%iterorgane ii9 lire Depeibentitel
aus sen Sagen %bergange'1er Mode
anleben, miiiien Tie ii6 porfommer1
ais fGmer ite id11ritradS aus oem
naad)1ten Marrenbauie. Sic ielblt,
nidt sic Sttel. ia
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07

Ser Gar fat fd fransSiiidet' pffi.
3iere als 8eratber beridrieben. @as
i'm oo3u beranlaBt bat, lit nidts redt
erfinblid. 3en @eg nu6 N6oSfan
lonte er bob auein finben f0nnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07

Die 9emtiden babeu in 8elsien
nidt Bios Sdul5tpang ionoern aud
Mrbeits5porg eingefiibrt. Die Deat'
id)en iino eben 8arbaren un6 blet'
ben es. j. e
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gfpti5.

Moti5.
@afierert 1Ot., &oaridneioen 25f.
BEL 81. 8apf SEQ. 25-7. Mbe. n0r6-
Iih. 45.4t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07

- sebt s. 9. Donns fir ct.
GIu1b Stabtei8ent9mln.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07

LuILuIlllY. @VtuIu tUe1tOS l'uJ Wv "No'
222-4. Mpe. ii61t9 o6er telepbonie=
re 519.
- Morgen Srettag, Mber6 miro
Dapi6 @atterion, @tarriit un6 2eftor,
ser olS folder tpie in BEN Ser. Stoo-
ten 10 a11@ in europa ei1te1 bor3i1g+
1iden STUFF eeniebt, IN Der Sole BEG
fatb. &lnbba11fes eine 11nterbaltu1g
pe%ranitalten, sic 6es Mngenebmen
11n6 2ebrretden fir olle, Die Der nut
iifoliiden @iut1t @efdmad ab5nge
ttptnnert permogen, redt pieles bie-
ten miro. Ser 3utrttt 5u oieier mlt.
itfaliiden 11nterbaltang lit fret fir
ule mn6 nidt befdrenH a11f 1olde,
sic 0ern 10th. &Iub o1s Mitglie6er
ongeboren.
sSsn elmer Montagaberr6 gebalte<
1tett @%eriammlung innger @eid,atts-
leute tpur6e elm Club gegrii1oet, Der
oos Mnseige : @h16ium 5nm 3pede
bat. 8rdiioent 6es 1re1.ett Club lit
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-03-29
lAPAN'S ANSWER is
CALLED UNSATISFACTORY

WASHINGTON, d. c., March 25.-
1t is understood that Ambassador
Chinda has assured the United States
that Japan's position in no way vio-
lated the open door. The explana-
tions are reported to be unsatisfac-
tory.
Guthrie and Toxic explained that
the foreign minister was unalterably
opposed to the violation of guaran-
tees of Chinese territorial and gov
srnmental integrity
If Okuma ministry is sustained by
the election just held it is expected
he California land question will be
reopened.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-03-29

b. l.. Warner, an overalls salesman,
was among the knights of the grip
who left town this morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-03-29
Why So Many Feel Tired.

Spring fever" usually is the result
Of sluggish bowels and torpid liver.
After months indoors, you are not
likely to feel vigorous and sprightly.
Foley Cathartic Tablets are worth
their weight in gold" for that over
full feeling. biliousness, gas on the
stomach, bad breath, Indigestion or
constipation. Their action is quick,
comfortable and complete-without
nausea or gripping. Stout people say
they are a blessing. S. G. Wall, Du-
range Drug Co.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-03-29
The New Quarantine Order.

For the benefit Of the stockmen
Of the southwest we publish the fol-
lowing new quarantine order effect
i've from March 25th until further
notice from the stock board:
Until further notice it is prohibited
to bring into the state any horses,
mules, cattle, hogs, sheep jacks, jen-
netts, burros, domestic animals or
other ruminants from any state in
the country or from Mexico or Can
ada except from New Mexico, Texas,
Idaho, Nevada, Utah and Wyoming.
The board further has ordered that
all railroads must thoroughly disin-
feet and clean cars containing live
stock brought into this state before
loading them. A daily report must
be made to the secretary of the
board, showing the number, point Of
origin and destination of all stock
cars brought into the state during the
preceding twenty-four hours, togeth-
err with the 'ast date of disinfection.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-03-29
Encouraging News for the
Mining Industry.

Franklin Guiterman, at one time
manager of the Durango smelter but
now general manages of the American
Smelling and Refining company is in
Denver on his semi-annual visit of
inspection to the Western division of
the property. Relative to the mining
industry Mr.. Guiterman says, "The
high prices that prevail for spelter
and other base metals has stimulat-
ed business considerably and the adj
vance in silver is sure to be Of
great benefit to this state and others
where the white metal is found. The
war has shut off production in many
countries and has created great de-
mand for lead and zinc in this coun-
try and we are feeling the effects
Of this demand in a very pleasant
way"
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-03-29
The Same Old Game.

f. N. Mitchell, former employe
Of the Idaho mine, departed for Den
vor this morning and it is alleged left
behind him a trail of worthless checks
and unpaid bills. Several business
men around town hold the former
Ringing in "value" from s5 to $15.
At the Idaho it is said $50 board
LII remains as a reminder of him. 1t
is understood he will be placed under
arrest in Antonito tonight.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-03-29
5000 SAVED.

PETROGRAD, March 25.--Dr. Har-
ry +. Packard, Of Pueblo, Colorado,
physician at the Presbyterian mission
1t Urumiah, Perseia, is credited Of
ticially with saving more than 5000
Assyrians facing massacre by the
Turks. He unfurled an American flag
and advanced between the lines. Two
hundred Assyrians had already been
burned in the church. In other viii
lagos 1000 Assyrians were reported
massacred by the Kurds.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-03-29
RUSSIANS ADVANCE ON BARFA.

LONDON, March 25.-Reports from
Petrograd and Vienna state the Rus
slams pushed through Dukla pass and
are entrenched within fifteen miles Of
the Hungarian city of Barfa, the
terminus of railroad which leads
l5o miles to Budapest.
Meagre news indicates the armies
locked in struggle in the SHOWS may
settle the fate of Hungary. Terrible
slaughter is reported east of DukIs,
where large bodies of Austro- Germans
and Russians have been clashing.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-03-29
March Number of the Toltec.

The March number of the Toltcc
has just been issued. 1t makes its
appearance under new cover this
month, an artistic creation of tan and
red. The editorial, local, athletic and
exchange departments are up to the
usual high standard and the literary
features are very interesting. The
original stories were written by Wal
lace Wollette. Zelma Bendure, and
Gertrude Morrison.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-03-29
Mrs. Joe Mckinney's Mother
to Arrive Tonight.

Mrs. l.. l.. Thomas, mother of
Mrs. Joe Mckinney is to arrive in
Durango tonight to visit her daughter
Three years have elapsed since her
last trip to this vicinity. During
the greater portion of the time her
home has been in Huntington Park,
California, and her father who is now
81 years of age has resided with
her, Together they made the trip
TO Glenwood few weeks ago, where
they visited her sister, Mrs. Smelzer.
He remained there and Mrs. Thomas
is TO spend some time with her daugh-
ters, Mrs. Art McLaren of Mancos
and Mrs. Mckinney here.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-03-29
Funeral of the Late
Mrs. Anna Weinig.

Many friends assembled at St.
Columba's church this morning to pay
their respects to the memory of the
late Mrs. Anna Weinig. Rev. Father
White had charge of the impressive
service. After requiem high mass, he
delivered very comforting address.
The floral offerings were magnifi-
cient. At the cemetery the Women Of
Woodcraft conducted the ritualistic
services.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-03-29

his appreciation to the building com
mittee, the culinary committee and
the decorators. The structure he con-
sidered, can exhibition of the willing
ness of men to hasten to the king
dom of Cod The theme of his adj
dress was The Indispensable in a Re
vival.' Rev Pratt is not in the least
the sensational sort Of an evangelist.
He is straightforward, convincing and
very interesting. He will hold servic-
es tonight and tomorrow night COM
menching at 7:45 and three on Sun
day.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-03-29
Determining The Causes of the
Indian Uprising.

Inspector Walter Fleming, of Phoe-
nix, returned from Navajo Springs
and the Bluff section last night,
where he spent several days investi-
eating the causes that led to the In
dian uprising. He viii report to
Washington Immediately. Meanwhile
Tse-Ne-Gat, Old Polk and Chief Posey
are in the Salt Lake county Jail, Gen
eral Seott's peaceful methods having
proved more successful than Nebek-
er's warlike ones.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-03-29
BUYING AMERICAN AIRsHIps.

DAYTON, o., March 25.-Orville
Wright today admitted his factory is
working full force, turning out arm
ored aeroplanes by the scenes, 1t Is
believed, for American representatives
of foreign powers.
Wright announced he had finished
stabilizer that will make a mill
tary aeroplane as safe as rocking
chair.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-03-29
Get Rid of Lingering Colds. Coughs
and La Grippe.

Spring finds many afflicted with
lingering, hacking coughs that weak
en- the system. Slush and wet cause
more colds than zero weather. Group,
bronchitis, and pneumonia are prsva-
lent. Every family should have .
safe ard reliable cough medicine ready
for use. FoIey's Honey and Tar Com
pound contains no harmful ingred-
tents. 1t esses cough. checks . eeld
and relieves inflamed and congssts1
membranes 1t clears the air passagas
and soothes inflammation. 3. q. Wan,
Dursnss Drug c.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-03-29
The Big Masquerade.

The big masquerade proved to be
all that was expected in the way
of attendance, excellent music, clever
Dan icconi as a tennis racket cap
for good time. Mrs. Grant Farrar
and Miss Farrar as athletic girls and
Dan Picconi as tennis recket cap
tured' the group prize. Mrs. Stella
Werner in gown Of hundreds of can
celled postage stamps received the
ladies' prize, there was no one COM
peting for the gentleman's prize.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-03-29
A Strong Combination.

A deal that had been pending for
a week was consummated when Joe
Murphy of the Graden Mercantile
company, and Tom Du Praw, man
ager of the Durango Mercantile COM
pany, purchased the North Side groc-
cry. Their years of successful expert
ence in the business will prove a
valuable asset in the new business.
Mr.. Murphy is in charge of the store,
and Mr.. Du Praw will join him as
soon as one is fond to fill his pres
ent position. VIM. Mcdowell is stay
ing at the store day or two acquaint-
ing the new owners with the ropes.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-03-29

C. R. Cobb, representative for the
National Biscuit company for this
territory, has been offered a city po-
sition with the firm and will leave
for Denver the last of the week to
get lineup on the new job.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-03-29
Mrs. Poor Wins Suit,

The case of Mrs. Della Poor VS.. o.
+. Boyle resulted in verdict for
the plaintiff. She is to receive S2,50O
and interest on the amount from April
10, 1910 to March "a, 1915 at eight
per cent less $100 paid by the defend
ant when he purchased the loan. The
defendant was given five days to file
a motion for new trial.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-03-29
In the District Court.

The case of Edwards va. Everett,
is being tried in the district court to-
day. Both are residents of the Bay
field section. Edwards claims he
built house for Everett and was not
paid in full. Everett holds that dam
age is due him because of Edwards
poor workmanship on the building.
The jurymen who will decide the case
are S. F. Miller, E. A. Lee, Albert
Bernard, John Males, S. E. Shoemak-
er and ]. W. Widen.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-03-29
10 Answer to the Charge
of Burglary.

U. S. Marshal Baca, of New Mex
leo, was here last night on his way
from San Juan county to Santa Fe
with two young men arrested on the
charge of breaking into Indian stores
on the reservation and stealing sup
plies. The lads admit their guilt but
say they did so to save themselves
from starving. They walked across
the reservation from Gallup and
claimed they had only little rice to
sustain life. One of the boys former
iy lived in Durango. They will be
tried in Santa Fe.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-03-29
In the District Court.

In the case of Schultz VS.. F. E..
Lewis, judgment was entered for the
plaintiff for S5S2.07. The final re-
port of the referee in the case of the
Eldredge Investment company VS..
Smallwood was confirmed, as was also
the sale of the property. The case of
Della Poor VS.. o. F. Boyle went to
the jury about l o'clock and as we
go to press verdict had not been
returned.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-03-29
Ticket Named.

The Citizens ticket of Animas City
includes the following names: John
Alexander, mayor; E. f. Mccartney
and j. NJ. Cornelius, trustees for the
long term, and A. C. Bagby and Roy
Underhill, trustees for the short term
The election takes place April 9th.
We understand this is the only ticket
that will be placed in the field.