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THE COFFEE MARKET.
Urirrs tloSe . to = Points viuh~r
--BUIitsb sentiment.

Proc Changes IN tho coffee market vrrr
harrow The close was to . puiut- higher.
hut the undcrtone vas firm aud sentiment
seemed to lean TO the hIll s!ir Houses
with foreign "unne' tons were Vn both -td,,
ana. while there wH- mare or les huNIuc
on tho strength III the freight situation. The
demand Wa supplied hy longs who had been
uarrN Ing their coffee since early last month
The tr"t-hi rate ON coffee from BrlEll TO
tn. United states MAS UfiIrily quoted a.
81 ru and o. per cent prlmasu Very ten
bout- were hclug offered amt n was sad
that some brazilian strau,rrs would re with
drawn from the Brt2!iInn service When tIcy
arrive ~ New York
summers IN Brazil were Ending u VERY
dIfiiouli 10 make offers uu account Of tho
uu".ri ANTS ru-irilu- their ability 10 scr.rr
iuunI-C In the cost and iroI.ht market
Siutu- l. wrrr quoted a. IN ocuts to NV
Orleans -icimrr lliinc,l. Waite offers To- NV
York wIthOut steamer utnl.I riu-rI from
Hi,. to HHn' all Ionduu credits The world =
visible -tIpulN 81 ,piip" showed A decrease
Iurlu= the month Of January uf @,H,,G1 l,gs
compared with ~ iu"r,is' ut laL IL. lasI
year spot Golfer Wa iirmrr with -mHll
offerings and better 'rnliud. itIn 4 bon.
quoted al >d.". ana NaUlu- - N 49,.
Thr official Bri.Ildu cabin reported AN
,d,au,c of : I'D ~ RIO -, !angr on Lon
don. mi'rri- prizes ~ klo Nrr, % rais lower
aud >auiu- w. unbalanced R~rIpi. al tie
iva uurt- were 'l'ro bt-- aEan-t t.,0my last
,Pnr Price lulluw
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-08
IRON AND STEEL MARKETS,
"''s selling I" Consumers in Pref
"r"nre 10 DcRirrp.

'f.i for -'-V,tUrtl ~icrl continue,
ITO e.. Nt.i.uus, but is more for
.N 'utn 'pr Fabricated shapes.
60. .H'''H"fH offered bs dealers are
70" al" giving preference
iH" ~, sure n especially
.'' 'e,'' "f steel Tor war munitions
d.. .E - wl.is ."lme apprehension
'".IIi 'ur small lots Of bars. plat,,
4. 'b Tor Shipment from Warehouse
'nf I,rel Hs well a. 10 ihr,'sn-
.Nt |lrtl"rs are tuiiug 1t arm
., ,,..LI,."'." locks which have gone
'"c ."lntni fnr stec, for shlpbuliIIng
'' .'.iy h"aN! Ir"In Atlantic coast
ron 'n" ltkr.. fr"m ne Parlhc
'H'' 'l 'rrfu japan A. noted
pow" .'"t. have been several are
. 'i 'u~ shipment to california
l'' Ihys Tho Chester san.
'ou'an'f ro~ eight more boat,
49, u'." fpr each being $50. 900
''''E"' steel Company viii furnish
''''' r'-tn''.d. estimated al .Dout
A". i,cau. S'.e, aud wire Cumpsny'.
"''"'T ln January are undotstooi
aggregated -30, 900 tons. estah-
'"H high. I.,orj for = single
" d"iu'ui rputinucE aciive and
Temp domestic shipment
r""t'"r activity IN pig iron,'n
''t'ptl. Contracts Tor 80. 10G
COLO N|Hn been closed Ia eastern
"' nN' 1ud lU.ooo tons additional
M I' n.ln' 90 being placed In.
%. >" 'n' market aggregated about
.".nI vsds.~ae r"lutivriy ouiot, In,
80 hlSing IN the uoSt ten days is eI-
10y thlpinont over the seoond half
~" ~ -G -. f~f r" sFrH .
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=. r...5 states court u, custom. An.
.'h.J,'n,,t ,or h.trtu.
- r...r.I -r.t.. o.. Tor.- on lam
r.,e IA, .ugrs ~. To II Sta o., on
10. n!r..p e.. Ir.''t ~.,ta, ON
r. ar,,.g N'ril-. g.. Inif..t s-,fc,
q- E-,.-h .pl1t, shaw ". United states.
.tra ...,ls,f I-rIirt Si,,.- A.. M.ruhy n.
o. .tlsr. United Siate, Va. luuI.. ON AM,
-.'. tni.ci Stlta+ - Nueric,u Read
,.rrt.. on -o,,r.. B,.~hor ~. rnited
Stlfa. "a. r,rar lighter. Iuite3 state. rs.
OIt. -a-itzr on rnlu's egIInu,eut. Field
, .t..+ >.,te, - hauakrr-iI., .ui
~. a.. TIt,s1 states on ous,tion ~. or.
tea N,u, Thn.e hearing. VIII extend
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-08
THE SUGAR MARKET.
Buyers and sellers SIN Apart
Rrnners Wait.

Buyers and ~sclle-s IN the slGa~ marhc' were
silI apart and the only hU-.rr-- ropurta e.
IuiIu- VA, iIN IN the -ioi position '- raw
sugar was !, 81. Of lO.u ba-- Of ,Ihas for
f"hrlur, "a prn'Ut 10 au operation II o - -,
ro-, tDa tr"l-h' equal 20 'NF f,r Sc H'r.fV- a
80 tc-l in's pad hchi"rs were apparently
NOT willing 20 pay tNls priCr however a.!
though II vas thought that they Ols.i ia,
IT,. old vrlrc Of ",Sr ,ust ana fr"lEli
There Wa sono talk OF export INJURY
fo' rsiiied which served to - mu.a,e values
tut the fact that labor conditions are s'l'
~ scott "l Served 10 ils"oura. is.ro.~INc
operations
Tho -imc cunl'tou. thn prevticd m th,
~pO, mtrkei formed the Ur.uulpa| feature
Iu the market inr SUGAR future. bat orders
Nrre comparatively few and the volume Of
hu.Iu,sS VA small. total sales Cou-. ~ttu- uf
$50 tuus Price change ~tTr mp aui 81,
NARROW and a tho Closr Of ths day the
market VI. point uet lower 70 . point,
tichrr Prices follow
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THE GRAIN MARKETS.
Wheat Prices Coiispse-Heavy
Liquidation-COars e trains Break.

The collapse OF the wheat market yes
'erday caused a shr!nkage OF four to
i've cents a bushel III tho quotations,
with selling pressure heavy from the out
set OF the session to the finals. It was
generally agreed that the severe decliu.
represented an adjustment OF an over
extended speculative position Of ma'y
outsiders who purchased wheat Cuu-
tracts enthusiastically durlag TIE past
several days. Values decreased suti..-
entity TO leopard ze marginal accounts, -
that stop loss orders We're brought to the
surface and the markets smash Wds rcu.
dercd the more precipitat..
Unloading ~ wheat for some Of Tn.
houses that were active recently in pre-
dieting s1.5o wheat AT Chicago con
'rihutc1 20 the decentralization OF the day.
The supposltion II that these interests
commenced their selling operations last
week, when the basis was to 10
cents "A bushel above the prevailing plane.
Public participation or the uull side OF
the wheat market has shown signs OF
waning and this feature has seemingly
undermined the confidence Of the West
erners, CONSPICUOUS of late on the buy
.i.g side OF wheat.
40 especially n'-,r.sh n.vs w.. h~ouEh,
90 Light Daring the s"-sior Ther" was IN
creased heig" selling aLI ;'..r Offering
rom the country, with Interior receipt
FOR the day Amounting 10 l.7i3.0uu burh-.-
against i.i50.ooo last week aus LIS, 900 D.,
y~sr ago. but th!- phssa Of tho sitY,'iou
hhi been d"et on toward ia" 't"-e Of ia't
reek The selling movement through "a.
.Ist really developed before tho trade hos
ben advised a. 80 the extent Of the rNp,r'
iHmtnd. therefore the buyiny If oul, "a mol.
"r''" annuity of wheat for foreign ~.
count could not bo hold u.Huuu'alto '1-
o." market slump Lap ~ b~us.uc-- Nt-
-etiutisi At $40. 900 hL~hc.s. |pr!uc!pa v
American wheat m" soapo,,rl ,lcsrtn,e,
N~rlrE-'- were -,voo ypN bushels
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LIGHT COTTON SALES
EASILY ABSORBED
I'rdrrionc Is Stcady-PriccS
show Little Change on
Days Transactions.
CLOSING or 81 VII CANAL

& 4. little moro Yesterday than
furnished 10y local liquidation and South.
,r. ., wa. cuStN absorbed aud prices
-,.,.,.. uj UJtcI ou = higher plane
,I.r .r SATURDAY The close, however,
,.oveI e not e,lu OF only > to 3 points.
rI... v,- ,, news feature 90 interest
EEL. O.. from tain Of the o,crnoW> ~ the
Mississippi valley. This is hardly n
, .to- al present I'm spite of the fact that
o.. lor,Al, ow land may 90 inundated.
T. 90 VAL be- plenty o' time before the
,ni ~ the planting season ~ prepare
m. .s.,utd aud seed II ,o cotton.
~u,, il ,s was mrdgr, u somewhat
m fciss Memphis did "a little sell
ne .... t'ai rather NOR" cotton was
- g., uc offered. other advises
,'.l ie.' these reports arose merely
.r.,~ ,lc tendency of Arkansas Interior
5,.. 90 -.al their cotton from Mem
~. :. u,.li damage from overflow,
r.e i.. ,r.s'iug news regarding the
l...i crop has been received. une
.r.4.,,at Is mbay house cuucurs ,u the
T., . estimate IF 100000 bales, nj at
t.. anne tu, calls attention 10 I'll" lib-
c~ll luy!us Of japanese ii.ins. II says
farther. with regard 30 the closing of
.l. SUE Canal We do not think II
r,ad aypreciablS Affect the omba
ma. at sY long a- IA, Japaucse and the
local +p.uutt. show Il disposition TO buy.
lNpo,is g. Europe from our market
III, season VII bc n negligible factor,
b.. the statistical position nevertheless Is
ts.'sa Asp.fv Snfnn nf the wealthy
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TIE total receipts FOR duties a. ,hc
Custom House Yesterday were s6-l.-
1862. ~ which s"t3.S44ti was for
merchaudise withdrawn from bonded
warehouses and sf2T,eon57 for recent
'mnart IflOrs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-08
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON, Feb. Prices WIRE generally
higher United States smelling, Butte and
SUPERIOR. Mohawk and ST. Mays Land
showed substantial Improvement. Rails and
mostly unchanged or Vt fractional advances
The suntmarx
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA FcN VERY heavy
,rAdiu. lu Cambria steel Wa the feature IN
this market The stock .old up to 50 AID
closed With hat -li.ut recession from the
hlgh point Ohrr issues were steady With
prl,-s mostly UNCHANGED The summary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-08
THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Feb. Baltimore Tub al
vancei 10 slou n share, later losing . large
share of the Improvement Dawson Cl.emi
cal and PENNSYLVANIA Water and Poker acre
hlZhsr. The summary:
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International Mercantile Marine Company
To Holders Of Certificates Of Deposit for Preferred Stock
issued under Agreement dated September q, 1915:

AT the time Of the formation Of the Committee the holders
of preferred stock Of the Marine Company were not informed
AS to the value of their holdings, and were threatened with the
practical extinction of their interest through the consummationf
interests of the holders of the outstanding bonds. The danger
Of the contamination of that plan has passed, as the preferred
stockholders have united for the protection of their interests
by depoIting with the Committee over $500 in amount of the
outstanding preferred stock, and as the investigation made by
the accountants for the Committee demonstrates that the prop
critics have a value largely in excess of the amount of the out
standing. bonds. the Committee is in u position effectively to
protect the interests Of the preferred stockholders.
In view of the early maturity of the outstanding bonds, the
validity of which has not been questioned, the Committee
deemed il advisable, in view of present financial conditions, to
formulate a plan of reorganization involving the retirement Of
your Committee has been met with demands for recognition on
behalf of the common stock. in no wise based on any valuation
of property. and Of such magnitude that in Justice to the holders
Of the preferred stock with accumulated dividends thereon
amounting to 500 on April 1. 1916 it was impossible to accede
thereto. notwithstanding your Committee was DESTROYS of
recognizing and literally treating any potential or prospective
value in the common stock.
In order that the rights of the various interests may be
determined, your Committee will endeavor to have the legal
questions involved in the foreclosure suit speedily ltigsted and
determined. If the pending proceedings result IN a determine
ton that the BOMBS are not due and "A restoration of the
property to the possession Of the Marine Company, the present
large earnings should give to the holders of preferred stock
reasonable expectation of an early payment on account Of the
accumulated dividends on the preferred stock. If a sale of the
property is directed by the court. the existing financial situation
to acquire the properties at the sale in the interests of the pre-
ferred stock pursuant to a reorganization plan for the benefit Of
the preferred stockholders.
Dated. New York, February 7, 1916.
aAWts :, y tiLA'E. 'h.irman
{}35it}iNlGs / a\1H IINA s pHhfir 'eoNH ttHHttRRttss s !. " ar"rT'
Counsel onmit~~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-08
}DNIIS
THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

~pITTSBrRG. Feb 1rsiiug was well ms
irlbutei and fairly heavy NJ mportuiH prI~a
changes we're recorded National FirerrOotiu2
'closel with \ net sam OF = The m
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-08

Domestic manufacturers OF steel bars.
plates and shapes, who have been anx-
lousy in the market TO cover require
meuts for the last few months OF 1916.
have placed some liberal orders on tho
basis Of -, cents u pound T. q Il. mill
for plates for shipment over the iirst
quarter Of 1871. Dealers also are ac-
lively in the market for lots OF from
5000 to 10000 tons each and are bid
ding = cent? FOR bars and shapes and
Ito cents for plates for shipment within
the next two months. but few mills can
he found willing TO accept, contracts
from Others han consumers who are
urgently in need.
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Tho local market for spot cotton y = quiet.
, .p.rt. i4y An,c. MlddliuS. ll.Gc southern
49, rtrnc's a. officially reported we're un-
rI.e!. galveston y points decline. New
o.ftls q r.r; = alyesion, l2c.; savannah,
Memphis. lie. Augusta, lite. hous
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Japan has made some large purchases
OF steel plates and shapes from Ameri-
can mills to he used in marine work. II
is estimated that recent contracts have
amounted to about 20 1000 tons for ship
building purposes. and further large in
qulr.es are In the market. Japan Is also
buying tin plate and sheets from this
cou.try. The demand from China for
miscellaneous steel products is also In
creasing in volume. Apparently the
higher prices have checked few pur-
ChaSea,
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Shiphuild.ng yards on the Pacific
coast have placed additional contracts
for marine plates and shapes amounting
TO 5000 to 5000 tons, making total
sales 1900 tons by on. interest. car
builders hay" placed additional CON
tracts for steel To cover the manuiac-
ture ~ cars. including one lot of 10
600 tour for the lriuu Tank Line.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-08

10, r,ushs, j.yuuso Tor stage country
dressed hogs arm 81 Seitc pro
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-08

TIC Liverpool market opened quiet. Thor"
~. q 0uet husiu@ss IN spot cotton. with
ui0u.n- unchanged al .a.d. sales -"
hsrs rerIpts. i3.yv bales. including s,ccy
AA.--.- llDsnL Ainaly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-08

- ". bids to Liverpool were
We a. s2r May. i.a-c.; July, isljc {:
On. vr. do. The market there IL due 10
o.. fa.tly y to ~ yoiuts adNsnvr.
i,f ro.eipt. and stocks
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-08

rltus have lru prepared f"r the
construction 81 a us va hr.dre over
E.udu4' Dr..s. Kingston. y y TIE
tuo u.,,u ~paJ.r VII l., uf all ste'l coil
sf,..t.uu similar 80 the Iellgat' Bridge,
va.l, the approaches viii h- Of rem
forced concrete. Tie main bridge viii
req. r.. from looo 70 TO" toss 81
~Jc,l
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IMPORT NOTES.

FN.'H'e ,".'erd4v were lS..23 bales
u ftr tn.. --s,ln, -,soJ,s ~, bales
'ss as.., 4v.a,S.,.
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To American Locomotive company
vii hu.ld , svi'oiIug engines for the
Chicago Junction Railroad and = o
wheeled locomotives FOR Ia" C%drhours
re Id Nueya. Madrid, Spain. The
BALDWIN LocumutiN. Work. will build
switching ~locon"tiy. for N. Tide
water OIL Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-08

The Central Railroad Of New Jersey
has placed an order Tor q turntable re-
curing about 100 tons of steel with tho
PENNSYLVANIA Steel Company.
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Ir,'ea. N"v N1rk 'r~.trr o., 'sIs
con- MNi\ JRl - ,~pNpN>N.
CITY I>NI~TI>G COMPANY.

ay GroroE r. wAGus> rrl,, o~,r-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-08

Tho Lukeus Iron and steel Company
la- distributed contracts for % 1000 tons
Of ,.is.r ron among several eastern
p-unsy 'Ntu.a bias; furnaces for delivery
over the second half Of 1916. The con-
tract prlc. H. reported to- he $3.50 de-
liyered ut Coa'esNill,. Ia. The same
manufacturers are EN- actively in the
market for about 1000 tom additional
" oas.r iron.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-08
ELECTIONS t>D MEETINGS.

CHARLES ~ ,'HI> rr.,,.er'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-08

WASHINGTON Feb = rhs statement q,
thc receipts sni d'shurscm,rrs of thr Urea,
ttr, rlA "a
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13
(OFFICIAL)
Assessment Notice

Notice is hereby given, that the
Board of Review of the City of St. Cloud
in Stearns, Benton and Sherburne Coun-
ties, Mimi, will meet at the office Of
the City Clerk, in said city, on
MONDAY, THE TWENTY FOURTH
DAY OF JULY, 1915,
.(being the fourth Monday in JULY
for the purpose of reviewing and cor
recting the assessment of said City of
St. Cloud, Mimi, for the year 1915.
All persons considering themselves ag-
grieved by said assessment or who wish
to complain that the property of another
is assessed too low, are hereby notified
to appear at said meeting and show
cause for having such assessment cor
rected.
No complaint that another person is
assessed too low will be acted upon un-
til the person so assessed, or his agent,
shall have been notified of such com
plaint, if a resident of the County.
L. r. SWIFT,
Assessor of the City Of st. Cloud.
July 9Th, 1915.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13
Kinder 9chreien
MACH FLETCHER'S
OR
WDr6=0afptd.

8iSmar = 6rau Beter Mler
bon bier tp11rbe bel Ser 8ierten Suit
feier 6ur9 Die por5eitige @pploiton
zines &teien<u Graders" 1dtper Der
brannt.
Bea9. - @otperS 2eibitau
brannte nie6er, ols 6as &eu 6ur@
6a1nfen bon Sel1er-u Graders" ant 4.
SS11li in 8ran6 geieBt tpur6e. Der
Sda6en pir6 auf $4,000 gei6abt.
@abpeton. = 6re6. @ridion
gerietb ont @n6e ser Bride iber Ben
@iI6 Slice GluB BEL @utlm16 nit iei-
nem @agen bon ser unterpaidenen
3ufubr ms @leiten, itir5te i1rs 8ai :
Ter nn6 ertranf.
Gargo. - Gin bon ltarfem
Sturm begleitetes @etpitter 5og Cont
ner1tog uber Gbeile 6es .oitliden
Nor0=Gufota nod Dem biSber beige
1ten Gage 6teies Sommes, Ser 5a=
gletd) DER DetBe1te Tag 1e1t 5me1 SdD=
rem par, un6 ridtete erbebli6en
S6a6e1t Defenders an Sen 9rabtper=
%bin6ungen an. = 8ier 5oote, ettpa
so 6amilien in Sarge un6 @oor=
beo6 outs ibren @d1tiern bertrieben
ur16 Sic 8erni@tung Ser Saoten ent=
lang 6es 9fe6=6luiies un6 ieiner @e=
benfliiiie, 6os lit ser Sdooen, 6en
Elm molfenbrudorttger &egen nit
no6folgen6er l1eberidpemmr1ng in
lebter @ode in 6ieier @egerb ange=
ridtet baben.
Sarge. - Setter Sal obtB mlroe
bei &obin1oM N. g., ais er eben int
Sofe feines Mntpelens zines feiner
&tn6er auf SEN Mrm genommen bat=
te, bon einem 8ltBitraB erl9lagen,
mabren6 baS &in6 tpa1n6erborer @ei-
lie ltrberleBt blieb.
6eiiem1en. Sci einem
3pfIon, Ser Montngaben6 iber oieie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13

! IS gilt ltriaden senns, rein ibea-
liitiide un6 rein materialiftif6e, tpa=
rum 6ie 3euti@=Mmeritarrer lire
6eutide Sprade pflege1 un6 bel If
rent NadtpudS erba1ten iouten. DaB
ferrer oas Deutide o116 ols Sprade
6es geieui6oftliden 2ebens bon gro
bem @ertbe tit, tpetl iie Die f%roblinni=
&c 2ebenSfreu6e un6 beitere @emiitb=
lidfeit foroert, lei MIR beildufig En-
&pabnt. lmio beflagenstpertber uno
unberitan6li@er lit es, menm bel bic
len Geutiden unieres 2anses etne
@eringi@dbrrg 1n6 Ser
nodlaiiigung Ser Mutteriprade 81ab
&ier fonnen MIR @e6anfens
loiigfeit 11n6 unfenntnib ser groben
Ser 6eutiden Spra9e inn
fem, 6ie 9eute beronlaBt>
leidtfertig preiS5ugeber, tpos iie als
8eiibtbum fddben %io1ten.
@ir ridten 6aber sic Mabnung an
ale gltern: 9aBt cure &in6er in Ser
Deuti@ lernen! Sic tperben'sI
lpater einmal Danf tpiiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13
li@er Sal 1T Ser 6eS gbriit. Cutler
LAND, elm Mnqe1teuter ser Nortbern

li@er Sal 1T Ser 6es Gbrift. @a1tber-
lano, elm Mngeiteuter ser Mortbern
@rpreB &c., geget beiogte @eieu<
idoft. Ct legte Elm @eiu@ INT cine
9obnerb0b1ng Elm, erbielt iebo@ itott
6el1en einen 6uBtriH bon Dem
Monne, bei bent er be3iig1i@ Ser ge=
tpiini@ten 9obnerbobung eingefom-
men tpor. Doraufbin berflagte Der
@oter 6es Mntrogitellers sic gena1t11-
tie @rpreBgefeu1daft ntf @run6 6es
M%rbeitgeber . &nftpflidtgeiebes. Sos
Stoats-obergeriM enti9ieo, 6ub Die
@rpreBgeieuidaft in oieiem Safe
nidt boftpfltdtig lei, Ga Dos betref=
fenbe @eieb in iolden 6a1en nidt
.3ntreffe. = Gin ueberetnfommen,
pofto1 Elm berbeiratbeter @run6be-
tiger 6ie @rlm1bniB gtebt, eine 9ano=
mber fein 2an6 ous8ulegen, lit
giltig, tuer11 nidt audi Sic @ot<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13
Illus dem nordwtlttn
M2inneipta.

ct. Saul. = Das 5taatSober-
geridt fat folgen6e 6rei tntereiiante
8efun6e peroffentlidt: @ountpgeloer,
bie fir eine getpiiie 2an6itrabe BE-
tpiQigt mor6en fin6, 6iirfen nidt fit
irgen3 cine nn6ere 2an6itruBe ber-
men6et mer6en. @ountpbeamten bat<
ten @el6er, sic fir cine ge1piiie 2an6=
1troBe betpiuigt mor6en tparer our
@eitreitung ser ELECTROMAGNETIC
item einer an6eren 2nn6itraBe ber<
spen6et, pogegen Steuer5abler 6es be-
treffenoen County gintpan6e im 81
ltriftgeridt erboben. Dieie gintpan~
6e itn6 nun bom Staatsobergeri6t
beftatigt tpor6en. = Gin etgentbiim=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13
&erimdt es!

@ir babem iett 5000 a1tnben, mel.
die regelmdfig lire 8efteQmmsen fir
nnier beriibmtes 2agerbier 1nb Sonic
briefli6 einienben. @d)idt Cure
nad)fte 8eitellumg 5tr Gplo spring
8retuing So. Dffieen Golb Spring,
Minn., 1tnb ct. G1pmb, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13

beim 8o6en I'M &um-Gll1fie ertrnn-
Ten. Bidens gerietb in tiefeS @aiier
unb @ridion tponte i'm retten.
groofitoh. = SHE flint borge=
iblagenen 8uidte gum ita6tii6en
Sreibriefe 1tnb in Ser Donneri tag ab<
gebaltenen Mbitimmung abgelebnt
mor6en.
Brainer6. = Ser 26- Sabre
alte Sen. Mrno1b bon bier 1T I'M
Glarf-see bei MiBma am Mittmo@-
nadmittog ertrunfen, ais er einem
Sreunoe S1pimmenunterridt er-
tbeilte, nn6 bei6e plobIi@ in tiefes
@a@Ier gerietben. Dem an6eret ge-
lang es, 6as nfer gu erreiden.
6aribanIt. = @m. Iltuif
aus @enpon ertronf, alS 6as Muto=
mobiI, in tpeld)em er nit mebreren
Sreunoen fl1br, in et1ten 8a@ itir5te.
Caledonia. = Ser &ontraft
fir 6en vSSa16tcial" @raben $50. 1 In
&onIton County miro bon s. 81. Mc=
8iuioms aus Chicago ntSgefIbrt.
Sic Soften belaufen ii@ auf $141,=
900, nn6 Ser @roben ion int Sabre
1918 bo1en6et fein.
Momfato. - 8eni. @erIid,
Srort un6 5tpei @in6er, iotpie &er-
mann Mi@ter, Grar un6 8tpei @in6er,
aue bon ct. Saul, trugen beim ne>
beri9lagen Tires @utomobils 8mi=
f@en ct. @eter mn6 bier @erlebl1n-
gen 6obo11. Sra11 &i6ter gerietb un<
ter sic Maidine, bat fi@ aber bon if.
rem @erlebr1ngen in einem bieiigen
@ofpitale fotpeit erbo1t, bob Tie nod
&o11fe gebro@t tper6em fonnte.
&o@eiter. = @el6idranfipren=
ger boben om Montag aus 6em bie-
iigen 8iro ser Chicago & @ortbne,
itern 8obn $500 in @oorgel6 erbeu=
tet, nnb bon sen &anbern bat man
nidt oie geringite @pur.
8emi6ii. = sc lit bier Elm
So1 bon &in6eritarre gemel6et tpor-
ben. Mrtbur SIfon, Sobn Ser So
mile @man 01io11, na1r6e an 4.
Suit bon biefer i9redli9en &ra1tf=
beit befaIlen.
@anfato. = Ser 40 Sabre
alte 8rudenarbeiter Mear 9au6er En-
tronf im @inneiota 6lufIe, ols ser
@abn, in tpeldem er ii6 unterbalb
Ser @riidfe befan6, Inn on 6erielben
81 orbeiten , 11mi6lug un6 er Ing
@aifer i%tiir5te. Die @itttpe un6 Elm
&t1r6 iiberleben i'm.
MiIIerbiIIe gorrefpon6en5.)
- SSn Sitter bon ndbe8u 80 Sabren
bot in pergangener @o6e bier Sobn
&odert bos 3eitlide gefeg1et. Der
@eritorbene fam aIs i1trger @a1n
no9 Minerbine, modte 6en 3ibil=
frieg in eirem Miiiourier &apollerie=
&egiment nit nrr6 fam 1tad ebren=
Batter gntlaiia1ng outs ser Mrmee
mie6er no4 Minlerbtue, 100 er felt
6em BEL feiner Mi6te, Mmalta @ot=
f6ebar, fem Seim batte. Inter gro
fer Ebeilnabme fon6 sic @eer6igl1h1g
bon Ser &farrfftrbe aus itatt. Sn
6em Ser itorbenen tpur6e cine itetS
germ gegriiBte Nerionltdfeit gu @rabe
getragem, ser iiber 6oS Grab binaus
elm g1tes Mp6enfen miro erbolten
bleiben. g.
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