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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-06-09
Council Selects TherO
For City Marshal

Only two ballots were required
Wednesday evening to make Fred
Thero the officially chosen city
marshal. On the first ballot four
votes went to Bob Wood, one to
Mr.. .Straub. fou1- to Thero AVID pae
blank. On the next ballot the
Straub vote went to Wood and
the blank vote to There, where
upon, the vote being tie, Mayor
McClelland was called upon to ex-
ercise his right to vote and by
casting his ballot for There the
contest was decided.
There was particularly anxious
for the appointment and the action
of the council was hailed by him
with great delight.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-06-09
French Flag Mine
Makes Good Showing

A large body of ore running 500
to the ton in gold and silver values
alone has been reached in the 235-
foot level, west, in the French
Flag mine. Captain Ripley, gen
eral manager of the mine, says
they will now go to the 335-foot
level and drive west into the fam
oursSilver Age ore chute (which
everybody knows about but which
nobody has ever reached"
j. Lothrop Priest Of Boston,
Harvard graduate, arrived last
Thursday and has assumed the
position of assistant general man.
ager of the French Flag Mining
and Milling company, and will
assist in the development of this
promising property.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-06-09
John Morris Now
City Alderman

At the adjourned meeting of the
city council held last Wednesday
night John Morris was sworn in
as full-fedged alderman to fill
the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation of Ed Erickson. AS Mr..
Morris signed the oath of al
legiance he remarked that it was
easier than joining to church.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-06-09
New Vegetable Store
Has Changed Hands

S. Silver, who recently opened a
new vegetable and produce store in
the Marchington block, has con-
tracted to dispose of the business
tomorrow to two newcomers from
Denver. The new purchasers had
contemplated engaging in the
business before Mr.. Silver came
but he got in ahead of them.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-06-09
Rapid Progress
On Water Trench

Talk about 'the boys in the
trenches. Right here in Idaho
Springs are twenty-five of them
and they're working like good
fellows. At their present rate OF
progress it won't take long to
complete the 1880 feet Of excava-
tion and be ready for the laying OF
new pipe from the Hanning resi-
dence to the extreme end of the
city. A great many boulders are
encountered, especially in front OF
the Dumont residence where they
are as thick as eggs in nest. and
of the half ton variety. But L. A.
Jones, who is in charge of the
work for the city is overcoming
every obstacle and many remarks
are heard commenting on the rapid
progress being made.
The new six-inch pipe will re-
place four-inch line which has
become more or less filled with
corrosion.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-06-09
Save Your Combings

We make them into three-strand
switches for $1.5O,
The Beauty Parlor,
Mrs. Maude Burgess.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-06-09

Miss Ethel Bledsoe of Denver
has been the house guest of Mr..
and Mrs. John c. Meyer for sever
al days.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-06-09
Looks Like Prosperity

With the Newton, jackson and
Hudson mills all running on full
time, and turning out a good grade
of finished product, it begins TO
look like old time prosperity has
returned. A large tonnage is re-
ceived at both the jackson and
Hudson mills. from the Lake, Ed.
gar, Bellman and other mines OPP
Grated through the Big Five tun-
mel. They also handle a big ton
mage from the mines in the upper
end of the county.
The Newton mill is kept busy on
ores from the Gem and other mines
working through the Newhouse
tunnel.
The Mixsell mill is kept busy on
ore from the Idaho Bride Leasing
company, and it is expected that
within a few days the Combination
mill will be supplied with all the
ore it can handle as a deal is now
pending to that effect.
Some rare values in Enameled
Ware at the &c, l0c, and 25c store
on sale Monday. Come while
thnu Last A THAMES Prom
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-06-09

Miss Unis Which was the honor
guest at a little farewell party
Miss Margaret Kimball gave last
Monday after noon. Lilacs and
other spring flowers were used for
decorations. The afternoon was
spent in card playing and music.
Those present to wish Miss Which
a "bon voyage" were Mrs. Henry
Merry; Misses Leota Nankervis
Marie Cribbis, Annetta Cruise,
Mary Leach, Ethel ives. Nell Jen-
kins, Olleen Leach, Ruth Cadwal-
ader and Flora Culley.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-06-09

Sweet cream and milk at John
sons.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-30
Drawers 49C
35c and 39c White
 Skirtings 25c

Fifty pieces 36-inch White Skirting,. including all the novelty weaves in 'Gaber-
 dimes, Piques, OXfords, Panamas and Beach Cloths every wanted staple number for your white yara yalTt or or. suit at' 25c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-30
SEC and 10c Lining
 Lawn 5c

One hundred pieces 2S inch
 Lining Lawn in full pieces, perfect goods, nice, smooth
 quality, used for Things, aprons, house dresses, child ren's clothes and under wear. A limit of 20 yards to customer. Spe- Eo cial, yard -............ CN
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-30
I m DOT t e d White : Goods 50c Yard

One table of fine Novelty White Goods In waistings and English skirtings; all the very latest novelties white goods that are worth regular sac to 75c yard. White Sale E0o
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-30

Five hundred pieces 27-
 inch Red Diamond Un- hemmed Birdeye and 24- inch Red Star Hemmed Diapers. both strong dol lar values. White 700 Sale SOC
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-30
$1.O0 Longcloths 79c

A big line of Children's S 131ac Drawers, tucked and
 hemstitched: made of good quality cambric, open knee and diaper styles; sizes 1 to 12 years. 1c12c values. February White CT m Sale, 12 pairs '..... UA'OV
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-30
19c and 25c Linen Thread Fabrics 121ac

One case of 40 and 45- inch Sheer Luna Lawn,
 FlaXons and Linaire Cloths all sheer linen thread fabrics for waists and dresses, perfect goods; worth 19c and 25c, White Sale rice. 1C1ho
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-30

Two hundred pieces 36- inch Bridal Longcloth, soft kid finish, yard wide, good for all kinds of undergar- ments, s1.25 value, QQc bolt ... ............
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-30
15 Yards Domestic $1.OO

Five of 36 inch soft finished Bleached Domesti full pieces perfect goodsno dressing, worth market Sc and 10c yard. limit of IS yards CT O
 to customer for ................... D1 sU
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
@eminnen ne1ten Giea.

% aibimgton, 4. Slug. Sic
bel1te ols %9lnttport a11f 6as lebte amer=
:ifonii6e Memoran6um int Stoats-
amt e%ingetroffene @ote Ger @orran5a=
regiernng be6elttet cine obioI1tte @ie-
oerlage fir SEN Brdit6enten un6 feline
&l0are, 90 ite SEN bon &errn @ilion
a1tsgegongetren @orfdlag, 6te Ma6t=
bef1gniiie Der gemeiniamen irterma=
tionalen &ommiiiion GIT er%tpeitern,
i@lanftpeg 5urudpeiit. Ser als uer=
iter @bef" befante idlote Studs fat
MIR mie6er einen 6%iplomatii6en Steg
in6em er @errn @ilion 511r
Mnmabme 6es &lanes 5u berletten
tpuBte, cine &ommtiiion 5u errrennenl
6ie feline &errn @ilionS - Sdn6e
bin6et, folange sic 8eratbungen 6ar1=
er11, mdbren6 er fe1bit felt auf ieiner
erften Sor6erupng bebarret, 6aB itb
Sic &ommiiiton MIR nit ser 6rage
ser 3urud3iebung Ser merifanii@en
nit Ser unteriu@nng Ser
n@ren3nnr11ben" un6 nit bent Mb-
idIlB eines gegenieittgen 1eberein-
fommers fir 6os neberi6reiten Ger
@ren5e befaiien iou.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
Mmerifaniide Mer5te na@ 9e1ti@=

@afbington, 9. g., 3. Slug.
oes amerifaniiden &otben
&rel15es tbeiIten 9%onnerltag in @aib=
ington nit, es lei Ser 8lan gefabt
mor6en, Mer5teitabe na6 Deuti6lano
uno Seferrei@<l1ngarn 5u i@iden,
tpeil sizes sic ein8ige Me0glidfeit iei,
mie Mr5neten un6 fonitige 2a5orett-
8e6arfsartifel 1a@ BORT gei@idt tper=
Sen f0nnen na@6em England it@ ge'
meigert bat, berortige Senonngen
6ur65ulaiien, auSgenommen, tie ftn6
fir 9o5arette 6es amertfanii@en &o=
tben &re115es beitimmt. Sos &otbe
&reu5 bt 6nr@ @ermitlung oes
Observation-Disclosures 9eutf@lano uno
SeIterrei9+ungarn TINT @rlaubniB er=
iu6t, einen ober 5tpet Stabe bon ie
iedS Mer8ter un6 feds @@meitern
11a4 ieoem ser bet6en Mittelma@te
ididen 51 6iirfen. @obal6 Dies genebz
migt lit, tpas mabrideinli@ prompt
gel6eben miro, mer6en Die notbigen
@el6er aufgebrodt mer6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
@erthbpQ fir Mmertfa.

Sem Oorf, Z. slug. Serr =.
9. &almer, Ser @ei6aftsleiter Der
uMmeriean Nepspaper Hnbli1bers
Mllociotion," mohte IN Seem Dorf am
Montog Sic g%rfldra1rg, 6oB &ripat=
nnb 8nnbeslaboratorien iabrelang
6amit superintendent baben, lint Ell
nett paienoen @riab fir &ol5brei bet
Ser 5ubrifotion 5u finoen. IS lei aber
nidt gel11nge11, irgen6 ettpaS 5u fit
Sen, tpas eiren boumertbigen @r1ab
bil6en fann. u@emm eS BEN 9euti6en
gelungen fem ioute' oieies Hroblem
5u 10ien," iagte &err @almer, ~oonn
baben Tie Sen @ereinigten @taaten Ell
men tpertbponen 9ienit ertpieien, mn6
6em grfinoer mag feline @ntoedang
MiQionen einbringen. @enn ii6 sic
11eue Metbooe betpertben ionte, miro
iie ser MISREPRESENTATION 6teies 9an=
oes bon 1%rngeabntem @ertbe iein."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
@ilipns @iebernominatipn.

8abington, 9. g., Z. slug.
= Die formeue 8ena@ridttgnng 6es
@raii6enten @ilion bon beiien @te-
DISCRIMINATION miro nod Dor BENT
Is. @eptember erfolgen. Dtes lit am
Montag in @aibington IN elmer int
8eiBen @auie abgebaltenen &orfe-
reno bei9Ioiien mor6en, MN. m11r6e 11r=
obbangig 6abon gennadt, Oh bis 6abin
itb ser &ongreB bertagt baben miro
ODER ni9t. 9te @nti9ei6ung mlir6e
nod elmer @eipreda1ng gefaQt, ste
5tpiiden 6em 8raiioenten Milion,
8once McGormid nn6 Somer CUNT
mings abgebalten mor6en mar. STE
bei6en lebtgeron11ten &erren iin6 Ser
Braii6ent be5m. ser @iceprdiioent 6eS
6emofratii9en Mationalfomitees.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
@dmarae 2iitem.

@oris, 6. Mnguit. - Sos &a-
ritter r%SSoa1rnaI 0ffi3iel" beroffent,
1i9t sic Manen Der amerifunii6en
Nripatperionen un6 6irmen, sic auf
sic fran5oiiide idtpur5e 2ite geiebt
tpor6en firro; sic 9tfte lift nad BEN 8e=
.%Itimmu1pgen 6es @eiebes erlaiien NOR
6en, 6os sen @an6el nit 9an6eSfetnt
6en regelt. Sic 2ite tit, iotpeit arrer=
ifanii@e 8erionen un6 6irmen in @e-
tra6t fommen, i6entii4 nit Der am
10. Suit in 2on6on beroffentlidten
Misunderstanding. Sic bollitan6ige,
@onntag int Sol1rna1 Sfftcial er=
i@ienene Site nmfaBt "a @pa1ten
un6 nennt Ner1onen nn6 5irmer tn
Mfrifa, Sii6nmerifa, Sapor nn6 anf
6em @bilippiner, in @uba, 9anemorf,
@ponien, Nortugal, @rie6en1ono,
Mortpegen, G9me6en un6 Nor6
Mmerifa. Den fran50ftiden @taats=
an%geborigen miro berboten, nit IT.
gen6 elmer Ser a1gefiibrten Sirma
o6er Beripn geidGftli6e @e5iebarnget
at baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10

Serrn &ugbes at entpfangen. Cine
rieiige Menidenmenge bette iid in
6en SfraBen ei%ngefun6en, un6 alS Ser
Bug TIM 10:40 einfubr nno SugbeS
al1f Der @lattform eri6ien, ftimmte
Sic &apelle bas Star q pangleo 8an=
11er an aus bun6erten BON &eblen er-
i6ol1en begeiiterte @egriibungsrufe.
&err Sugbes, ser 5iemli6 angegrif-
fen a1slab, uno ieine @attin tpur6en
unter Sen &odr1tfen ser Menge nod
einem M11tomobil geleitet un6, ge-
fiibrt bon berittenen 8oli5iiten ntt6
Ser Muiif, iebte fi@ Der Bug in Be-
megl1ng, INN Sen &moi6aten na6 6em
ct. &a1tl=Sotel 51 geleiten. 8ei6e
@eiten Ser Strobe uaren 6idt NIT
Meni@en beiebt, sic $errn &1gbes,
BON 6em fie cine Before Mbminiitra-
ton ertparten, 8niubelten. 8mii@en
@irotta un6 ct Saul bielt &ugbes
fur5e Mnipraden in 8aboiba, 2afe
yitp, Me6 @ing 1tr6 &aitings. 9a>
oltr& batte fem 3l1g ettpas @eripat-
l1ng. Sm ct. Saul @otel fan6 Elm
fur5er informeuer @mpfang itatt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
@tiembabmer fit streif?

SEEM Dorf, 6. Slug. Sic &e,
an1ten ser bier in Seem Oorf Bette
ben6en &ereinigungen bon @tlenbab'
nern, sic an Der ont 9ienltag itattfln,
oen6en &onferen5 Ser @ei@aftsleiter
tb%eilnebmen tperoen, weroen einen
8eri9t iiber bie Mbltimmnng bon
100000 Mrbeitern ablegen, Die ang
gebli9 nit rieiiger Wfebrbeit 1tb f1r
einen gtreif Der 225 8abngeieni6af'
ten a1tSiprad)en, tuenm ibnen ni9t Elm
Mdtitunoentag un6 neber5eitge1 &C.
tp6brt tper6en iolte. 9ie 8ean1te1
lebnten es om Sonntag ab, Ntaberes
iiber lire 5ufiinftige Soltnng gu ia
gen. &imotbD Sbea, elmer Der Sub=
rer ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., er-
fIarte, 6oB sic Stimmen nod ni@t
gadn3li@ geaablt moroen ieien, nno
6ab Dos @n6reiultat ni@t Dor Dien<
ltag befannt tper6en mir6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
Mnerifi anf sic gnnbesre

&c em Dorf,6. @ugl1it. Nad Ser
&iidfebr BON MeGoosfep 8a1tt, bom
iiebenten Snfanterieregiment Ser Seem
Dorfer Electromagnetic, Ser an 81
pbl1s an 6es merifonti@en @ren5e er=
franft tpar, bat iein Softer, General
McGooSfep @utt, eine offentlide Ct
fldr11ng erlaiien, in Ser er bie 8a1n=
6esregier11ng idarf mgreift, tpeil Die
lie u5u 6rie6emS5eiten feline @orfebr=
r1gen getroffen bat, Inn fir oie &C.
i1tn6beit 6erienige1 Mani9aftem 5n
iorgen, Sic freitpillig lire 9tenite Ser
@un6esregierung CUR @erfiig1tng
iteuten, pern 6iele notbmen6ig Mir
6etr". General SUIT, Ser auf Ger Ste
lerpeIiite Ser Electromagnetic itebt,
erflGrt, iein 2obn lei ein Spfer Der
l1nmi1ienbeit o6er Gerna6laiitgmng,
o6er bon bei6em, %getpor6eu, Die I'M 6em
ougenblidliden Spitem berriden."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
9dnildl@eitin6iem.

@obington, 9. g., 4. Mug.
Ger Mntauf Ser unter oem Sea-
nre1 9dnii9 3 @ei tin6ien b%efammten
Snielgr11ppe ct. Gbomas, ct. Groir
uno ct. Sobm, mel6e oitlid bon
Yorto &tco gelegen tit, 6ur3 Die Ser
Staaten lit in eirpem @ertrag borge=
iebe1l ser ont Sreitag bon ben Ser
@toate1r nn6 Ddnemarf unter5ei6net
tpur6e. Ser @ertrag miro unber5iig=
li@ oem 8unoesienatt un6 6em 6ant-
lden Harlament unterbreitet meroen,
6eren 3%ultimma1ng 5mm en6gultigen
Mb1@luB Ser Gra1saftion m%otbuenoig
lit. Son 1eiten bes Senats miro feline
nenrenstpertbe Sppoiition ermarta,
r1n6 man bofft in &egierungsfrei1en
Ser 8atn6esbmtptita6t, 6ub oie ange=
lege1rbeit mo9 in 6iefer Sagung erle=
6igt miro. Ser MbiduB fir aaslan=
6iibe Mngelegenbeiten mrtroe felt Sc
ginn ser l1nterban6lungen Dor etli=
tpem Monoten ollf 6em %laufen6en err
balten, uno feline Mitglieoer ionen
fait al1snabmlos fit 8eitatigung 6es
@ertrags fem. Dus etn5ige &in6er-
mis- f0nnte bon ieiten FOLDER Senator=
EN- fommen, sic sic &onfiumme bon
$25, 900, 900 fir 3n bo6 balten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10

8armtpone p~ro6u3iert, aber Sic 6eut-
iden @elebrten Iin6 Ser Mniiht, BOB
6ieie @ntoedl1ng fit sic @ereinigten
5taatenL 6em gr0Bten @ro6n5enten
bon 8oum1polle in ser garl5er @elt,
bon ser tpeittragenoiten 8e6eut1ng
fem mag, unb meil bereits ii6 in oen
@ereinigten Stoaten Elm empfinolider
Hapiermangel gelten6 ma9t. Die
5ta,1oen per6en 5eridnitten, gefo@t,
geblei6t mn6 Damn na6 Ser iibli6en
Mrt un6 @eiIe gu Napier berarbettet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
Die merifaniide 6raae.

@afbington, 6. Slug. Mit
Ser ont Montag erfoIgen6em &ud=
febr 6es @raiioenten na@ @aibington
ser fib o11f ether @o6enrunofabrt altf
6em @otomoc befan6, tper6en borons=
ii6tli6 sic @orberettungen 1fneQ be-
enoet per6en, sic CUR Gtnfebung ei>
11er ge1neim1amen &ommiiiton erfor6>
li6 iin6, um 6ie beiteben6en @@mie~
rigfeiten 5pii@en BEN 8ereinigten
@taaten nn6 Merifo bei5ulegen. 9te
@oibingtoner 8eomten iin6 ser @n=
ii6t, 6oB sic &ommiiiion nit ibren
@ibungeu bereits in Ger naditet
ISOLDE nitro beginnen forner. Sc
perIautet, 6aB anf fetner lette1t
6obrt muf ser Mapfloper Ser &rait-
6ent nod ein1nal 6te 1ebte Mote a@r'
ron5Qs elmer eingeben6en 9ar9it@t
untermorfem bot. 9orin batte &C.
:meral @orran5a %a1geregt, etne ge-
meiniome @o%nitit1tior 3u ernettter,
INN sic Srage ser 3uriidberafarg
Ser omerifaniiden Srltppen un6 Die
@ren5tpa9e 51 er0rtern un6 feit51'
itel1en, tpel6en inneren @tnflnfen IN
Merifo sic @rei3iiberfdue 5u5ufdret-
BEN ieten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
Citation for Hearing on Petition to
Sell, Mortgage or Lease Land.
(Pauicion NJ long

(ReV1S1On OF l9O6.)
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Guardianship of
Carl May and Joseph May, Minors.
The State of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the sale of certain
lands belonging to said minors.
The petition of Charles H. Barden,
as representative Of the above named
minors, being duly filed in this
court, representing that it is necessary
and for the best interests of said estate
and of all interested therein that GER
tain lands of said minors described
therein be sold and praying that a
license be to him granted to sell the
same:
Therefore, You, and each of you, are
hereby cited and required to show
cause, If any you have, before this
Court at the Probate Court Rooms in
the Court House in the City of st.
Cloud in the County of Stearns, State
of Minnesota, on the
list DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1915.
at 9 o'clock A. NJ, why said petition
should not be granted.
Witness, The Judge of said Court,
and the seal of said Court, this 9th day
OF August, 1916. j. B. HIMSL,
(SeaD Probate judge.
H. H. Sullivan,
Attorney for petitioner. 1O-17-24
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
Gin @e8, nm
SuberfuIpf8 III befrteaeu

1T beion6ere SDr9faIt auf bbgieniibes
9eben un6 9eeignete 9idt gu bertpen6en.
@iHenibaft lit Ibereinitimmen6 barin,
bob friihe 9uft, 8ube unb 8ermei6nng
ibermdBtger Nabrung bic tpirfIomite Bez
b%onblun9 in ben erf ten Stabien bie1er
peit berbrciteten nn6 berberbliben Mf.
feftiDn bil6en.
6dufig aber be6robt 6ieie MaBreaeln
9llfe 6nrb %9eeignetes Mebi5innieren.
9ieiem 9piten1 feblt es an %eeniigenber ssh
6ertan6sfraft, UNI ben Mnfan gu iber<
fo1nmen, un6 es muB etmas geldeben,
nm i'm Mufbau Der 8raft bes Yatienten
nah6ubelfen.
Sn nte1en 5anen 6ieier Mrt lit gdman's
Nlteratine NIT marfirtem@rfplg gebroudbt
tuDrben. Mub bat es iib pDrtbeilbaft gez
5etgt i'm 2in6ern BON 2uftr6bren=8ez
ibner6en un6 Mitbma.
So es feine Spiaten entbdlt nod See
tdubungsmittel pber @%eppbnbeit bilbenz
De M%ebi5tnfofe, lit es Dbne @efabr 81
nebmen.
Gfr1an 2aburatorD, 8bilabelpbia,
&erfanft BON ber Mplitpr 9rtg 60.
ct. CLUB, Minr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
Citation for Hearing on Petition for
Probate of Will.
(Revision of 19O6)

~ ASVV/
Estate Of Peter Zerwas, Deceased.
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns.
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Peter Zerwas, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the allowance and
probate of the will of said decedent:
The petition of Anton Zirbes
being duly filed in this court, repre-
senting that Peter Zerwas, then
a resident of the County of Stearns,
State of Minnesota, died on the End
day of August, 1916, leaving a last will
and testament which is presented to
this court with said petition, and
praying that said instrument be al
lowed as the last will and testament
Of said %decedent, and that letters
Testamentary be issued thereon to him
the said Anton Zirbes.
Now Therefore, you, and each of you,
are hereby cited and required to show
cause, If any you have, before this
court, at the Probate Court Rooms in
the Court House, in the City of st.
Cloud, County of Stearns. State of
Minnesota, on the
list DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1916.
at 9 o'clock A. M, why the prayer
of said petition should not be granted.
Witness the Honorable ]. B. Himsl,
Judge of said Court, this 5th day of
August 1916. J.. B. HIMSL,
(SeaD Judge.
Paul Ahles,
Atty for Petitioner 10-17-24
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
Ser @trosenbohnerftreif.

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organiiator Sibgerol6 btelt auf elmer
misunderstanding Ser itreifenoen
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Ser Gbiro Mpenue g%egeniiber Dem
@agenidupper unb parfen Steine
nadb SEN ppriiberfonmenben @agen.
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bon Toli5iiten un6 9eteftibs ange=
griffen >puroen. Gin grober 8irr-
marr e1tltonb, IN oellen &erlaltf btele
Nerionen perfriippelt tpurben. Cine
Sral1 >pl1rbe berbaftet. 3eltgen 1ag=
ten, sic Menge lei MIR aus Meugier
gefommen 1t11o batte ii6 frie6li6 Der
bolten, big Sic Yoli3ei anfam. Grit
als ser Mngriff geidab, begann Die
Me1rge NIT Steinen 51 merfen, nobel
cine Mn5abl pertpltn6et tu1r6en. Sin
Mann mltroe bur6 einen shlag BE-
m11Btlos. Gin &oli5iit m1tbte nod
oem @oipitol gebrodt mer6en. @en,
ige Min11ten lpater begann Sic Menge
Steire nod eirem an6ern @agen 5r1
1perferl mobei ser Sdaffner pertptn=
set 1pltrbe. Sic Nolt5ei griff aber=
mails an nn6 perbaftete mebrere Ser
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un6 8ronr baben Sic 8labe Ser 1trei=
fet6em Meotormt6mner rn6 S6affner
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l6nften, baB fa1t trormale Tabr5eiten
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
Illus der Unn9e9end.
Greepprt.

Infer bod)tp. Gfarrer P. Mm1rl,s,
.. g. g., begab iid am Montag na9
ct. CLOUD uno modte bon BORT per
Nl.to ei1ren Musflug nod Mopbep
2afe umo 8udfrnon. - Srau Matb.
ssodfatm unb Eo@ter @liie bon @au
Glaire, 8is., befinben ii6 bier 81
largercm geiude bel ser 6amilie So
COB Sod. - SSn Ser 6amilie Jran5
Mielan0 belt ein ml1nteres Sobnd)en
miufon1nene Gi1febr. Moge es CUR
Srel1oe ser gltern madien uno geoei=
ben! - Tral1 @einrid 8ormes I'M
ter5oa lid, letten 9onneritog in 8or-
mers Semi 5u Sreeport elmer Spera=
ton, oeren Solgen 5u ibrer boloigen
@elunobeit berehtigen. - Hobert
8au bot oos Yumpen= uno El1mbier=
@eldaft oes Sobn gnnefing fatf=
lid in ieinen geiit gebra6t. - GOT
tor 90. 9. Meper> Elm &ino 6ieler
8emeinoe, bot sic Iront5immer iiber
ser 6reeport 5tote @onf in Office
Simmer einridten laiien un6 miro
feline 9ienlte bier Der leioenoen
&enidlbeit 1pi6men.
Spring Sill.
M1tf oem @ege bon bier nah Hid)=
mono erbielt Elm 9fer6 6es gnton
Mbeln einen @onnenlti6, an bem es
%pere,bete. 9os Sbier batte einen
0ertb bon $3.50. - Soiepb Moier
unb Norbert @enf bon &idmon6 lt1ro
NIT Sem Mnitreifen Ser Bride nabe
bent Sobm 8inters Blabe beidaftigt.
- Erof. &einrid 2embed bon bier
eritottete ieinen in &i6mono tpobne11=
oen gItern einen 8e1u4.