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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-06
SUFFRAGE FIGHT
STARTS HOUSE
Texas Legislature Con
siders Resolution to Sub
nit Suffrage to Vote.

Austin. Texas. Feb. e.--The resoiu-
ton submitting an amendment to the
constitution providing for woman
suffrage in Texas was under consid-
Grafton today in the house and from
present indications it viii be late be
fore a vote is reached.
Many Speeches Made.
There are about a dozen speeches 10
be made for and against the resolution.
Five were made during the morning
session. The galleries are filled with
women anxious 10 see the final out
come of the resolution. 1t is regarded
as practically certain that the resolu-
lion Will fail to- receive the necessary
50 votes required for its adoption IN
the house.
Submission Agnin ON Friday.
Representative Cope. pro leader. an
nounced today that the submission res
oIutfon will be taken up Friday morn
ing. at which time the pros viii make
an effort to obtain the adoption OF q
Done dry amendment such as had been
uropoSed by representative Bagby- and
which was rejected by the pros
The house cOncurred in the senate
concurrent resolution endorsing pres
ident Wilson in MS official act in deal
ing with the German crisis.
To Investigate College Quarrel.
4 concurrent resolution was intro
duced in the senate today by senator
Dayton providing for the appointment
Of a joint committee of the legislature.
composed Of two senators and three
representatives. to make an invesuga-
ton IF the conflict reported 10 exist
between the extension department or
the y and IL college. tie University
Of Texas and the state department Of
agriculture.
He declares in the resolution that II
has been disclosed in committee hear
ings that there is an intense Jealousy
existing between these institutions"
The resolution was referred TO the
committee on rules
TO Regulate Picture shows.
Senator Buchanan. of Scurry. today
Introduced q bill IN the senate reSulat-
ing the operation Of moving picture
shows, theaters and places Of amuse-
inent where moving pictures are given;
also providing FOR rules and specifica-
tiOns for the construction of such places
Of amusement. requiring the state fire
marshal 10 supervise such buildings in
regard to their safety against fire. The
Dill also provides for the licensing OF
moving picture theaters.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-06
TRIAL OF EARL BURGESS
HELD UP: WITNESS SICK

AfIer the jury had been picked in
the 24th district court in the trial of
Earl Burgess. a soldier. charged with
murder in connection with the killing
on October 5, 1916. of Sergt Frank
Alexander. II was found that Mrs
Juanita Alexander. widow of the de-
ceased and prosecuting witness in the
case, was i'll in bed. and the trial was
held Up until il could be learned IL
she could attend court.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-06

his appreciation OF the company of his
friends.
Monday afternoon mayor Lea ordered
the flag ever the city hall lowered 10
half mast as a tribute of respect 10
the memory Of FL PasO's former mayor
Funeral To Be ON Wednesday.
The funeral OF Dir. Lightbody viii be
held Wednesday, according TO Tues
DAYS advices. II. L. Nell. a member OF
the firm. and J. j. Watts. a life long
friend of the deceased, left for san
Francisco Monday night The Light
BODY store. SO East san Antonio street
will remain closed until Thursday
morning in token OF mourning. Mr.
Iightbodv WAS past master of FL
Paso Lodge No. $50. y r. * A. NJ, and
9. member Of FL PasO Chapter, No. 10,
ROYAL Arch Masons. and FL Paso Com
nandery. No. is, Knights Templar-i II
was said Tuesday that interment of the
ashes OF the deceased viii be made III
san Francisco
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-06
JOSE PADILLA
KILLED BY AUTO
Struck By Truck and Neck
Broken; Jose Ramirez Ar
rested; Freed on Bond.

Jose Padilla, aged u years. Monday
night sustained injuries that resulted
in his death a short time later, when
he was struck at $3.50 o'clock by a
truck driven by Jose Ramirez. in the
$500 block on Piedras street.
Padilla. 81 IS said. was crossing the
street and apparently did not hear the
warning signal OF the motorists horn.
He was knocked down and dragged
several feet before the car could be
stopped. il is said. The injured youth
was sent 10 the emergency hospital for
medical attention, but died while en-
route there in the police automobile
His neck was broken and he received
internal injuries, il was reported
Ramirez was released on bond by
justice J. NJ Deaver, who was at the
police station when the accident &C.
CURED. \ preliminary hearing has
been set for Wednesday morning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-06

yet received the advice of the reduc-
ton from Austin" said l. r Villars,
of the insurance department. Tuesday
afternoon. but they expect II in a day
or two, when adjustments policy hold
ers are entitled TO will be made. This
is the third year II Paso has received
the 10 percent reduction. which IL the
maximum figure that can be allowed
in Texas"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-06

PTRIIsHER REID PASSES.

ogden Mills Reid. owner of the New
York Tribune travelling in q special
car on the Golden State limited Monday
afternoon. passed FL PasO on his home
ward trip from the Pacific coast He
was accompanied by his family. He is
former Ambassador TO Great Britain.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-06
sERGT. MELVIN ]. ROY.

aged 19. company I. 33d Michigan in
fantry. who died at the base hospital
several days ago. was shipped Tuesday
to his former home in East Jordan.
Mich. Funeral services were held at
the chapel Of the Peak company at
1890 o'clock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-06
ERE nAMAGEs PnRCH-

Miller. 300 Lsawton street, was slightly
damaged by fire Tuesday morning at
SIS o'clock The fire originated when
a bunch OF dry grass in the back yard
of the home became ignited
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-06
ALIENS FooT-EASE DOES 1T.

when your shoes pinch or your cVrns am
brnions ache so that you are tired all over
get Aliens Foot-Ease. the autisspttc powder
10 be shaken into the shoes and Sprinkled IT.
the fOot-bath. II will take the sting out o.
corns and bunions and give instant RELIEF 70
Tired Aching Swollen Tender feet owe
100. GOO packages are being used by the 5et .
man and Allied troops at the front SOL
EVERYWHERE. CSC Don't aeeept any subSt
itute.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-06

Monday by Mrs c. B. Dixon. OF 81
East Boulevard. Of the death of Byron
3. MarorOft. aged As years. in Colorado
Springs, Colo. The decedent was for
merly car inspector for the FL Paso
4 Southwestern railway in this city.
He is survived by a wife residing in
Colorado Springs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-06
-LONv GARNER HAS A son.

1928 Olive street, are the parents OF
zine pound baby boy. born February
/ Lon, jr.. is the first hoy IL the
family. Both mother and son are do
ing we'll
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-06
RETURN FROM
BUYING TRIPS
T. H. Rogers Says Furniture
Makers Busy; W. G.. Wall
Buys Sportsmen's Things.

T. II Rogers, head OF the Rogers
Furniture company, and W G. Walz,
of the ". c. Wall company, have re-
turned from the eastern and northern
markets.
speaking OF conditions there. Mr.
Rogers said:
I found no material change in either
prices or styles, since I was in the
market last July. Owing 10 the in
creasinz cost of raw material and Ia
Dor, however. there is decided up
ward tendency in the price Of staple
goods. The best class goods hold
strong at July prices.
Furniture Market Never Better.
There were more buyers present
than ] ever before met on January
market. In Grand Rapids. especially.
there were as many buyers as are gen
erallv found there in July. ana buyers
and sellers said the outlook Tor the
spring and sumner was never better
. The factories are OVersold and are
. running day and night AlthouBh they
are paying advanced salaries they say
IL is difficult rs get all the worklnen
needed in their factories and ware
houses
I WAS in the market for the highest
grade of goods only, as we are Wen
stocked with staple goods boUgt at
lower prices last July. l bought only
, what / actually needed in the high
grades.
Finds His Friends Were Busy
They had fierce weather while
was in Michigan and I am awfuily
glad TO get back % Fl PasO's sunshine.
I find though. that friends took adj
vantage OF my absence TO get me into
trouble by electing me q chamber Of
commerce director. 1 have been busy
all day on chamber of commerce
work"
During 1Ir Rogers's absence he was
elected q director Of the chamber OF
commerce for three years
EictroIa Army Big a. PershinG's-
Il placed our orders for victrOlas
for 1914" said ". 6. WalZ. but ! was
unable to get any more goods just a
present. consequently II Is well that
We nave "A fair supply Of Victrolas on
hand ] was telling the manager of
the New York factory OF Pershing's
army in Mexico. and he said. Why, we
have larger army AT work IN our
factory.
Sporting Goods Materials Scarce.
Il found tine market very short on
leather. rubber and wooden goods OF
the class we carry, and prices have
gone up FOR those kinds Of goods.
The Victor people have held down
prices. but had TO discontinue the es-
adjustment Of any more agencies un-
II they can eaten up and get ahead on,
their orders
Wages High; Workers short.
NJ WalZ says that wages have ad-
vanced in all lines of manufacturing
Industries back east and that men are
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-06
NietroIa ..Army., BE q. Per.hine,s.
sporting Goods Materials Scarce.


M Walz says that wages have ad-
vaneed in all lines of manufacturing
Industries back east and that men are
hard 70 get at the increased pay.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-06

nose " no ANEW NJ L@iEAtDR1- ~
timately We're very fond OF him. He
was a delightful companion and showed
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-19
Citation for Hearing on Petition for
Administration.

Estate of Eugene Fisher, Deceased.
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Eugene
Fisher, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the granting of ad-
ministration of the estate of said de-
cedent:
The petition of Theodore 1. Fisher
having been duly filed in this court,
representing that Eugene Fisher, then
a resident of the County of Stearns,
State of Minnesota, died ~intestate
on the End day of April, 1917,
and praying that letters of admins
tration of his estate be granted to
him the said Theodore ]. Fisher, and
the court having fixed the time and
place for hearing said petition;
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
18th DAY OF MAY, 1917,
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 April, 1917.
(seaD J. B. H1MsL,
Probate Judge.
Stewart & Stewart,
Attys. for Petitioner. 12-19-26
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-19

Gs lit mein erniter @unfh 6aB Die
8e1pobner bieier @ta6t ii6 am 9on=
nerltag, Sen 10. Ipril CUR Seller Die
feS Cages bereinigen, tint 6em Pra=
li6enten nn6 6em 2an6e lire Sre11e
at befun6er, 11nb at 6ieiem 3mede
bobe id INN Ole Meitpirfu1tg Der Sm1=
belsfammer, Ser beridie6enen 2ogen
uno amoerer Srganiiationen Der
Sta6t in ser gnttperf1ng bon BlG<
mem CUR 6eier 6es 2oDalitdtStages ge=
beten nn6 mei1ner Mniidt nod foate
bieie Sagesfeier in nllen Sdp1len Ser
'Sta6t gebalten tper6en. Dementipre=
9e116 miro elm @orbereitungsfomitee
nit ser @nttperf ung etnes ertipreden+
Sen Brogramm1S betrnut tper6en.
9. s. 6reema1,
8iirgermeiiter Ser Sta6t ct. @lo1o.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-19

ou@ iba1e11 sic Sreibeit ibrer &erior
unb Die unontoitbarteit ibres @igen.
tbums 5r13uiid)ern, Die Braiioent 8il.
ion in ieiner M1liprade an ben Scott
greB u116 int ieiner &riegsproflama-
tion ben Mngeb0rigen 6es 6eutidyen
&ei6es 5ugeiidyert fat. 8un1ol tie in
elmer gan5en &eibe tpidtiger Sn6u-
itrien 11nentbebrli6 iino. @ora1s=
iebung 6afiir biloet ielbitperlfan6lid,
6ab file iid oen 9an0esgeieben tpiaig
unteraperfen, iid aller feinoielige1t
un6 a1nfrelm6li9en &an6lungen emit
balten l1n6 Sen Mun6 balten. @er
1rid)t Mmerifaner lit, fon nidt in
merifmiide Mngelegenbeiten bin=
am auermenigiten in Der
8eit, in Ser mir uns gegen=
befin6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-19

|strei6 geipielt bat, oa16 fir 6ieie
entlebli6e &ataitropbe beranttportlid
gemadt tper6en m11b. 9aB mpan AUDI
in 6ieiem Safe BON etnem &omplott
pred en tpiir6e, mar at ertparten.
SIN @a1Sreoen pf1egt es m iolden
Jallen nidt at feblen. Illein es
giebt g%epiiie 1batia6en, sic ii6
ourd feline Musre0e aus Der @elt
iduffen laiien. sSS11 uniepen Mh1ni<
tionsfabrifen iin6 maiienbaft 2eute
%beldyaftigt sic obne ie6e 8orberei-
tl1na fir 10 gefabrlide Mrbeit einge=
treten iimb. Sic tper6en Big gu eirem
getpiiien Grade immer cine @efabr
fir Sen @etrieb bleiben, un6 biele
@efabr miro 6ltr6 6ie Gle, nit ser
in 6ieien 6abrifen gearbeitet miro,
oa1r6 Sic bergebrodte @leibgiiltig-
fei geaen 6as nit ser Mrbeit berbun=
6ene &iiife 11n6 6atr6 6en Mangel
elmer idarfen Ml1fii6t mo6 betrGdt-
lid permebrt. Sc tpir6 beridtet, Elm
ser gelo6enen @eihoiie iei in
u1mittelbarer Mabe elmer @ei5por=
ridt11ng aufgeltapelt morben, un6
tpo FOLDER 2eidtiinn geberridt bat,
Ga brn1bt man 1ra6 an6eren Grim
Sen fir 6ie @ataltropbe mobrli6
niht AT 1uhen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-19
Ie Mniprade bes 4rGiioenten

Die Mniprade BEG &raiibemtcm
an 6as a1nerifanii6e @olf be6arf fei=
mes &ommentors. Sic fpri9t fir iid
ielbit. Sn 3eiten Matchmaker &riien
lit eS ie6erma1nS ielbitberltan6li6e
@fltbt, 6a5u m%it5111pirfen, 6aB 6as
9an6 obne @du6en aus sen rtander<
lei Shmieriafeiten bernusfommt, sic
bon elmer iolden Strife un5ertrennli9
iin6. Gin &rieg for6ert Spfer, ge-
maltige Spfer, bon ser @eiammtbeit
mie bom gin5elnen. 9o bi1ft feir1
&lagen, 90 beiBt es &an6 m1egen.
Mit Fbralen 11n6 @elten 6iert man
Sent 2an6e ni6t. 9ie la11teiten
Notwithstanding baben fei=
men @ertb, tpenn nidt sic entipre=
de1tber Sbaten 6abinter iteben. 3us
brordt itorfe Mrme 11n6 OFFER
uiaige @er5er1 nn6 bramdt Tie iebr
notbuen6ig.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-19
Citation for Hearing on Petition fer
Administration.

OU94.
Estate of Mary Grimes, Deceased.
State of Minnesota, County Of Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Mary
Grimes, Decedent.
The State Of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the granting OF adj
ministration Of the estate of said de-
cedent: The petition of Catherine
Meracle having been filed in this
court, representing that Mary Grimes,
then a resident of the County ok
Stearns, State of Minnesota, died int
estate on the LIST day of April, 1917,
and praying that letters of admin
istration of her estate be granted -
her, the said Catherine Meracle; and
the court having fixed the time and
place for hearing said petition;
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 Room IN
the Court House in the City of St
Cloud, in the County of Stearns, State
of Minnesota, on the
4th DAY OF MAY, 1917,
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 10th
day April, 1917. j. B. HIMSL,
(SeaD Probate Judge.
12-19-26
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-19
Sic jtebe,t Miutaro e,t=
Mnletbe.

Dime ei1ue ein3ige Stimme 6age-
gen - ser io5ioliitii9e Mgeor6nete
Meper 2on6o1 Don Seem Sort be-
'gniigte iib 1amit, 6a1r6 Midtob1tint-
mr,ng ieine 1no ieiner 8artei gr11no=
labli9e @egneri6aft gegen ie6en
&rieg, Ger 1i6t GIT &ertbei6ig1tngS=
5peden gefiibrt pir1, 51 pra5iiiere11
= NAHUM an @omitagaben6 Dos &ee
p~rdientmtenba1s 6ie bon Ser Momi<
niitration glttgebeiBene &riegsfinan=
5en 8orlage an. Sie erma9tigt 61e
@egierrng, cine @on6son1sgabe bon
fiinftnuieno Miuionen Dollars at
b%eramitolten mobon 6%reitauien6 Mil=
lioren Sen @ntertemddten CUR Ser
fiig11ng geiteMt tper6en fol1er, 1no,
pen11 1id 6ieS oIs notbtpen6ig bera11s=
1teQen Ionte, a119 S~toatsmts1deine
int 8etrnge bon 5tpetta1lien6 Mtllio-
mem 9ol1ors a11s3ugeben; bei6e Mn=
leiben fonen 6reieinbaB Bro5emt
53infen tragen. Ser @ntfhei6ung 6es
8raii6enten nn6 bes @dabamtsieffre=
tars bleibt es iberlaiien, 81 beittm-
men, tpanr sic @on6S riid5oblbar iein
ollen. Die @dabnmtsideine fonen,
1pie beri@tet miro, nod et1em Sabre
riif5abIbor iein nn6 outs ben @rtrdgr
niiIen, sic outs 6en IN M11sfibt getpom-
'mene1 b0beren Sterern 1t1t6 Mbgoben
er5ieIt meroer, etngeloit tper6en.
Dieie BeuiQiga1ng bon iieben Weil-
liar6en Dolars lit Sic gr0Bte, sic ie-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-19

mails bon irger6 ether &egier11ng m1f
einen @6lag gemadt tpor6en lit. sic
lit b%ier5ebnmal 10 groB 1pie oie erite
&riegsanleibe @roBbritonniens in
1iefem &riege, 1abe5u iiebenmabl 10
grob tpie Sic erite frun50iif6e nr6
mebr als funfeinbalbrnal 10 groB tpie
Ole er1te 6e11tl6e &riegsanIeibe. Gle
iibertrifft sic @0be ser @tootslduI=
6en bon @roBbritannien un6 SEN
Ser. Stoaten 5nImmengenommen int
Sabre 1916, ebenio Ole BON M11Blan6
nn6 Stalien Dor Sem &riege u1r6 lit
MIR tint tpeniges geringer, aIs sic
Snmme Ser 9taotsfdul6en bon
6ramfrei9 nn6 9e11tf6lan6 bel 8e-
ginn Ser Seinoieligfeiten betra1g. 9ie
iabrlt9e @er5inil11rg 6ieier &tefenm=
Ieibe e%rfor6ert 245,000,00O Collars,
ebenio bel, als int Sabre 1909 sic
%geiammter @innabmen 6es @1tn6es
a1ts ser @eitel1eratng bon Spiritnoiem,
gegobrene1 @etranfen nn6 Sabaf
un6 Tabaffabrtfnnten betritgen, un6
nabe5n 10 bieI, aIs 1ie gefammte
@ol6= nr6 Siberm1sbe11te IN 6er
Ser. @taaten in sen Sabrer 1918
nn6 1914 3uiammengenon11en er-
gab.
@11s 6en @erbam6lltngen iiber sic
@orrage int Musiduiie fir Mittel
1tn6 @ege ber6ient Elm nmitar16 ga115
Defenders berborgeboben 5u mer6en,
tpeiI er m0gIi6ertpeiie o1tf sic Mniidr
ten Ser @egier1tng be5iigli6 ser
9olrer 6eS &.rieges Elm Streifliht
tpirft. Der erfte NTon Ser M6mini=
itrotion tpor, sic Bdlliafeitsfriit ser
Sdobomtsf6eine oatf 5met Sabre felt
5111eben; uber Sic er 81an tpa1r6e Meit=
tie boriger @o6e 5iemli6 %11nertparte=
tertpeiie fnrler gelaiien, a1n6 es tp1tr-
6e be16Ioffen, in einem Sabre rid-
5abIbare 3%ertififae a11s5ugeben. DdB
ffeint ri@t MIR 6armtf bin51t6eltten
BOB 6ie &egieratng fdyor in naidb5iften
Satire geriiger6 bobe @innnbmett aus
sem beobii@tigten @teltererb0b1tngen
II. 6gI. ertpnrtet, I'M 6iefe @dul6ber,
idreibungen aus oem @erfebr 8ieben
at fonre1t, fon6ern o11h 6ora11f, 6dB
sic Mominiitrotion 6amit re@ne, 6aB
fpGiteitens int Sabre 1918 @riegsmts-
oaben in @egfnm fornr1en, oIio sic
1sseinofeIiafeiiten been6et fem tper6en.
SIT Bent 10, 10 1T es elm 2ihfbIid in
,6iieien 6uiiteren 3eiten, Inn beiiettpinen
man beinabe minens fem fo;rrte, Die
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-19
ld)tpere @iir6e eirer &riegsanleibe
bon iiebentauienb MiIionen Collars
flagloS bin3unebmen.
9emtt6e nnb 6terrei@e,
lit oen Ser. Staattm.

Sc giebt nidt biele &ei6s6euti9e
in 1tnierem 2anbe. Na6 elmer Mus=
f1tnft bes &onbelsminiiteriumS giebt
es int @ereidJe ser Ser. Staatet1 rl1nb
ne11n Miuionen eingetpan6erte 9eut=
ide, sic bier %geborenen &in6er einge=
ld)lo1len. 0apon iirr6 in 0e11tidIanb
geboren 2,501,857, bon 6eltiden Gl=
tern in Mmerifa geboren 3,911,857,
in Mnperifa geborer, INIT einem 6eut=
lden @ater o6er elmer 6eutiden M11t=
ter, 1,S69,590. Son Sen in Geuti6=
lono @ebore1ren itn6 1,278,567
mannliden @ei6lebts, einun65pan=
5ig Sabre u1r6 5ariiber alt. Son Sic
len botten SS9,O07 lire 5lpeiten @iir=
gerpopiere bermtsgenom1ren; 5000
batten lire Mbit6t erflart, 8urger 5n
mer6en, nn6 127,103 tparer @idt=
burger. Son 6en Wbrigen 170,527
permodte mani 1i6t feit5uitenen, Of
Tie @iirger getpor6en. 9ie @eiammt,
5abl Ser nidt eingebMrgerten @e11t,
16en aus 6em &ei9 fart1 nlio i'm
gan5en @ebiet Ser Ser. 5toote1 rod
nidt 100000 betrogen.
Sos erIeoigt 6as tb0ridte @ere6e
bon Sen an6ertbab Mi1ionen 6e1t=
fder Sic Ierbiiten ebenfo tpie 6os al
berne @eidmab, @nn6erttm1ien6e bon
6ielen &eierbilten feien nod Meriffo
gega1rgen, l1n BON BORT aus geget 6ie
Ser. gtaoten 5u fdimpfen. Sic a11=
gegebenen 3iffern f6lieBen Die OTTER
reidiiden @euti6en nidt elm. @be=
malige un6 jebige M%ngeb0rige ser
9oppelmonar6ie giebt es ungefQbr
100000 inn 2an6e. 9abon 6iirfte
min6eitens cine balbe MiQion ni6t
im &eiibe 6es 8iirgerredteS fem. Sic
meiiten 31ttpanoerer aus Seiterreidt
ltngarn giebt es in &e1niDIponien:
375,000; es foIgt Seem Sort INIT
100000, Sminois nit 100000, 9bio
100000, Seem Seriep nit 1907
900, Ser &eft bertbeilt ii@ iiber 6as
gar15e 2an6, init &ebor5ugltng Ser
0itliden Stoaten.
Ma9 6em &ertrage bon 1928 iin6
sic @ei6s6eutiden ibrer Greibeit nn6
ibres @igentbmms abiol11t itder. Die
fer @ertrag lit biS jett nidt a1fgebo=
ben tuor6en. gr tpiir6e ou6 6a6ur9
ol1fgeboben mer6en SOS 9entldl
lan6 ibn berlebt bdtte, 1tn6 1dlieBli9
ffan11 Der &ongreB a1ein ibn a11fbe=
BEN. 9ie &eidS6e1tiden iteben aIio
l1nter bertragSmdBigem @6nb, Elm
mifen Die M11geborigen ser
babsburgii6en Doppe1monarbie iid
erfre1ten. Mer fails es gum
@rtegs5uftm6e a11d NIT Seiterrei@-
l1ngarn fornmt, miro unfere. &egie-
ring nidt eine1t @atgenblid fd1tn1en,
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CASTORIA
Fur Sauglinge und Kinder
IN GEBRAUCHSETMEHRAlS 30JAHREN
Inner NIT der II
6aS: 81 &MMzMzw
Senator Smen bp1t Sflahoma ia

senator Smen bor Sflaboma fat
ii9 int Congregational &ecor6 nit Ell
1rer geididtli9en @trt6ie peretpigt,
lint Ole es ido6e mare, menr iie Der
Seffentlidfeit borentbalten bliebe.
8ir %erfabren % 1tnter m6erem, Bob
Ser @ater 6rie6ri9s bes @roBen Der
@robe @a1rfiirit par. 8rie6rib ser
@robe tp1rbe om "a. SSar1tar 1912
geborenL fiinf5ebn Sage, ie6s Mo=
mote un6 6reiun68tpan5ig Sabre nod)
1em Eo6e 6es @roben &%11rfiriten.
Mber 6as lit rod nidt alles. Mudj
nit @iSrpard bei6aftigt Ser Senator
aus Sfloboma ii6 @ir erfabren
bon ibm nnter ar16erem, 6aB Ser
@riin6er 6es 9eutl6en &eides 6ur6<
aus nidt ser 8ertreter 6es itarren
SSl1nfertbltms tpar, als mel6er er in
amerifomi6en 8eitungen getpobnli6
geldil0ert miro; u6enm," b0ren mir
meiter, unah 6em &riege bon 1870
II mo6te CT 6en 9e11tiden Deri6ie=
6ene 6emofratii9e 3rgeitdn6niiie, in<
6em beilpielstpeiie Meiin6en sic Or
la11bniB erbielt, ale m0gliden &C.
mein6ienitli6en nnternebm11nge1 511
betreiben, iogar 1ta6ti1der 8ai6ereien,
S@arn1iels nn6 8ra11ereien." @enm
10 ACKNOWLEDGMENT @lo6iirn in Ser
b0diten gefebgeben6en &0rperidaft
6es 2an6es gere6et miro, Damn in Ser
Sbat miro ma1d]es beritdn6li6, mos
einem in SEN @palte11 Ser Sagespreiie
an l1ngereimtbeiten ltn6 @errIdtbei=
ten begegmet.
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the City Of st. Cloud in said County,
be, and the same hereby is fixed and
appointed as the time and place for
hearing upon and the examination,
adjustment and allowance Of such
claims as shall be- presented within
the time aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by the
publication Of this order in der
Nordstern" as provided by law.
Dated, March 10Th, 1917.
(SeaD j. B. HIAdSh.
5-12-19 Probate Judge.
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Order Limiting Time to File Claims
Within Three Months, and For
Hearing Thereon.

Estate of Caroline Nierengarten, De-
ceased.
State of Minnesota, County Of stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Caro-
line Nierengarten, Decedent.
Letters testamentary this day hav-
ing been granted to Henry G. Nieren-
garten, and it appearing by the afi-
davit of said representative that there
are no debts of said decedent;
It is Ordered, that the time within
which all creditors Of the above
named decedent may present claims
against her estate in this court, be
and the same hereby is, limited ia
three months from and after the date
hereof; and that
FRIDAY, THE 9Th DAY OF
JULY,
1917, at 9 o'clock A. NJ, in the Probate
Court Rooms at the Court House ct