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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-03
Gnb.9afota.

MleT1n6ria.- SSnrerbab ei-
ner 3eit BON 6reiBtg Eagen fin6 bon
bier ~ @aggonla6mngen &t1ber nad
Marften I'M Often geiunbt porbm,
Die 5nimmen einen @ertb bon un-
gefdbr 100000 our1tenten. Nl 6ie-
ies 8teb fam bon beribie6enen Sar=
men bteiiger @egenb, in Der es feline
ausiblieBltdem 8iebfarmen giebt.
Suron. 80 Gin aus $4,000 Big
$4,000 ge1bdbter S6a6en ma1r6e ar=
geri6tet, us ser groBe 5tan Ser
2in5a=Sarm am 8Dron See bon Ell
mem 8ranbe, beiien @nt1tebungSur=
ia6e nidt feftgeiteM tper6en fonnte,
einged16ert mur6e. 3meitmienb 8u=
ibels @afer, cine balbe Sonne Sci
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-03
aus Gooington~g oa1ntp fih gum Nnp
bal bon 5uinmmen l,ngefabr 1000
Mcres nit 8uderruben Derpflihtet.

aus Gooington-g oa1ntp iih gum Qn-
bm bon 3niatnmen l.rgefabr 1000
Mcres nit 3uderriiben berpflidtet.
Bierppnt. - ginige Min6er
Der Seroe 6es So. $. Yrice tpllroen
an 8ergiftung lei6en0 beflnoen,
nadD6em iie 5ilofutter gefreifen bat
ten. Cine unteriltdung 6es Suit
ters ergab, baB bieles itarf nit So
riier Grin 6urbfebt tpar. Man but
feinen Mnbaltspunft CUR @rmitte.
hung bes o6er Der Gbdter.
GeofieI6. 80 SSm &oloninlna-
renoepartement 6es 2abens Der
Sdppar5 60. bra6 6euer aus, Dos
rai6 I'M ii6 griff uno ii6 auf an
6ere Mbtbeilnngen p%erbneitete, 10 6ub
Ser otrgertdtete Sbuoen in Die Sau=
len6e gebt.
Barfton. - @enige Meilen
oftlib bon bier iberf6lng it6 Elm
bon @nlter Mapp geIenftes Mnto BEL
elmer 8tegung 5tpeimal, nobel 6ie
1eb5 Snla11en Derlebt tp1roen; oer
E2enfer blteb %nnberleBt. &arl S6Mra
tr11g etnen S6aoelbrat6 6abor unf
1tarb, obne Dos 8emnBtiein pie6er
erIangt at baben. 2eonar6 4apie1
befin6et iib 11o6 in einem fritiiden
3uitanoe, uno Ole ibrige1 truger
&nodenbride un6 9uetfdungen 90:
bon
2eo6.- &idaro 8laditome, Gu,
perinte1rbemt Ser @pmeitafez@rnbe.
cine ser ergiebigiten @ol6grltben 6e1
@elt, trttt oen @eriidten entgegerL
BOB oie @rl1be Dor Der enogiiltigen
SdlieBung itebe tpegen 8renrmate:
rial, mo6ur6 bnn6erte bon Mrbetterr
brotlos miir6en. @err &laditone er:
fldrt nit Mad6r1td, BOB gor fein sc.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-03
SCORERS Tlm1t TT oie
OeTemtlt@fett.

Sn 8aibington fin6en gegettmdr-
fig grbeb1,ngen ltatt uber Die Sage
bes 9ebensmittel- un0 &oblenmart-
ties. Die grbebungen per6en gelei'
tet bon einem Mus1duiie, Den Der
Senot 5u oielem 3med eingefett bat.
G%prIttenoer oes MuSiduiies lit Sc
nator &eeo bon Miilourt; oerlelbe
Senator Heeb, ser leiner5eit Die @r-
nennuna Serbert 6. Soobers gum
notionalen Observation-Disclosures
fer 10 leibenidaftlt6 befdmpfte. Sn
SEN Situngen oes MusiduiieS TOM
es u,,d, 51 einer Iangeren Nuseinan=
b~eriee,1ng iiher Sic Gage bes 311der-
marftes. un0 % m1r0e in1tnniert,
oab ser Sudertruit 1id@ Der beion6e.
rem CUNT Soopers e%rfreape nno nit
6elIen S%ultimmung bas Ynbltt1lm
nah @er5enst1it idropfe.
@egen oieie Snlinuation berlang-
te Serr Soober eebort at peroen.
@os ibm unper5iigli6 bdtte getpabrt
neroen miiHen. gu oerartigen Mn-
%be,1tunaen nno per1dleierten 8e,
Iduloieungen oarf Elm Mam in fei'
ner Steaung nidt idapeigen, nno
GHidn oes 5enatsm1sfduIies mdre
es eetpeien, Serrn ,Soober @elegen-
belt s1 geben, fi6 5u redtferttgen.
Nidt als Oh er ielb1t oiefer &edtfer.
tigr1t9 beourft tatte, ionoern neil
bos 2o1b 51 elmer 9arlegnng oes
GodYoer1paltes bere6tigt mar. Muein
Senator Heeo meigerte li6, i'm 81
horen ooer u1t6 natr cine i6rtftlihe
grflar1ng Soopers gu Ser Mngele<
eer,beit ms Grotofoa u1fnebmen 5u
Iollen; ein &erfabren Dos nit Sen
einfodlten 6oroer11ngen bes Initan-
bes urro ser @eredtigfeit i6fper in
GinfIang gu bringen lit.
Inter Sic en umitdn6en blieb
Serrn Sooper ni6ts anoereS ibrig,
oils iid) brett an Sic Seffentli6feit
at men0en, mos er in3mii6en nit
iSu1timmung 6es Brdiioenten mud
gethun bot. Gr be1trettet n1d]f, odB
3ufer fropp geporben un6 ni6t 10
biaig getporben lit, mie mon errpar-
tet botte, ober er beitreitet gan5 emit
id)ieoen, boB 8egiinitigung oes 3n=
dertruits oieien @tan6 Der 9inge
berbeigefiibrt babe. @r berpetit out
Sic Yflidt unferes 2anoes 6ie 81.
Iiierten nit 3ufer 5u beriorgen =
inn Sftober onein erbielten fte 100
MiQionen &f1nb = nn6 out Die I'm,
moelidfeit, int Mugenblid Die Bro
BUTTON 6em gelteieerten 8eoorf ent
ipreden0 5u lteigern. Dime Die bot
INN ourd)gefiibrte Breisregelnn(
miiroe 3uder beute flnfun65tpm5il
Bis 6reiBig Gent oas Bfur6 toiten
fiigt er bin5u. Dumit bot er aae'
gelogt, melien CT 81 ieiner &ebtfer
tig1ng be6urf tie. @us ont gn6e 10
gar Senator &eeb a1s Miilouri be
greifen miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-03
@elbienbmngen an eSnternierte.

Dre uSfsrlegsgefangenen Jiir1orge"
lit offi5ien benadrtdtigt tporben, bab
Dos Stants : Department in @aIb=
ington @eloienbnngen on einaelne
&riegsgefangene o6er Smernierte in
BEN gereinigten 5taaten Biz CUR
Sobe BON $40 g%a1tgebeiBen bat. Die
@ertbeilung bt 0l1r6 Die bonn
StotS Departemenn bo~rgeidriebene
8eboroe 5u erfolgen, an tueI6e bie
u&riegsgefungenen : Siriorge" 6ie
@el6ien6ungen m%eiter5uleiten bereit
lit. Sir Die 8erfen6ung bon Bafeten
an einaeIne @efnngene mno Srter=
11terte, Die IN feinem Saue @eI6 emit
balten biirfen, bt 6as Staats+De-
pnrtennert feinerlei 8efbrdnfnnger
o~nferlegt. 9ie u&riegsgefmgener
gsurlorge," "a Mortb Moore 5treet
Seem Sort ubernimm Die 8eiterber.
mittlnrrg berielben, nn6 gibt gerre ie
De getpiinibte Musfunft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-03
Dartfe ON eine Sdliebl1ng Ser CRUDE

ourtfe on eire 5dlieB11ng Der CRUDE
beltebe.
WcSntnib. SO. Sobnion
aus @atangu 1pl1rbe BON elmer Ebu-
re eites borbeifnbrenoer @iitertpng,
CONS getuoffen unb nnf Der 5teQe ge.
to6td. Sobmfon, Der @iienbabner
tpar, uar CUR 3eit als 6as unglid
geifab, aaein, 10 6aB man Naberes
nidt peiB. STINT tpar Dos @enif ge.
broden tperoen; er binterlGBt Der
Mitttpe aht @in6er.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-03
tatboIiihe @ohfhatinfeitsop.

eirigte tatboIifde @obItbatigfeitsge-
lellbaft" 5niamnren getban. Mm1
be5tpeH Dor alIem, cine beiiere l1e<
heriibt Mber DIE Mrmeepflege at en-
la1pgen 11n6 ben MiBbrm19 Der N6ld9-
ltenliebe our9 Sdnorrer ar rerbinr
bern. Die Notbtpenoigfen Der Orga-
niiatbo1 Der 6aritatiben 8eitrebungen
tpurbe idon oft u1rb rad)briidIih be-
font. sic miro bon aller emit BEN.
fenoen 8eforoerern Ser Sa9e als ur1-
erldblib beaeidnet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-03

CT. SAUL - 8on GROCER prGts
ti{1er 8ebeut11ng fir Die 8ierenaah-
ter 1es Stautes NOR Der fur5e &ur-
lng IN Der 8ienen5uht, Der am 81.
De3ember Bis gum 5. Sarnar auf Der
l1niperitdtsfarm abgebalten tpuroe.
Brpf. S. S6ger bon Der nniberii-
tatsfarm bate Elm belon6ereS Bro-
aramm ubgeItent, bas Die Srage be.
5anbelte, npie man bie belten grfolge
eraielen fann, mas ieBt I'M 10 midz
tiger 1T, als Der 8reis beS SonigS
innerbab oes lebten Sabres bon SC
mf 15c 6as 8h1nb geitiegen 1T uro
mod meiter at lteigm beripribt. -
Ole Mortbern Naeiftc 8abn it in-
folqe 6es Mangels an Seltanf0a1n-
pfern an Ser Settle 6es Stiqen
O5eans g%e5apungen, so ibrer anf Del
feuer11ng eineeri6teten 2ofomotipen
fir &ob~lenfel1er1ng nmbauen al lai'
len. - Sic nel1e11 &in0ertpoblfnbrts-
@e1ebe, bie IN ser lebten 2egislatur
mad lorgfaItiger @%orbereitung bnr9
elm 5onoerfomitee unter 8orfib bon
&idter @aite angenomme1 muroen,
traben am 1. sSon11or IN &ruft.
sssrpietpeit iie bon Ma1ben 1ein pere
ben, 6iirf te ra6 Aniibt bon Dfitglie-
bern 6ieies &omitees BON Ser Wht-
mtrfunq 6es Nl1bIiffnn1s %ubbdnge1.
gs miro 6as Beitreben oes @omiteeS
fem, ous Ser tdnoniB meiterer &reile
fir sic 3iele ser @efeBe gu tpeden.
SssnsbeIon6ere intro man periu6en
Ser 5l1nebmerben Meignrq Der gltern
e11tgegen 5u mirfen, :ibre &i1tber Dor=
5eitiq bon Ser Sbule at nebmen, I'M
bon Ser giin1tigen Sage 6es Mrbei=
termarftes at profitieren.
minneapolis. - Sic 81tt-
0esreIerbebonf fir ben neunten 81
Itrift bot Fir nibt tpeniger. als $780,
600 &riegsiparmarfen Derfanft, mie
ser Ieitenoe 8ea1nte 8. 8ol6 mtt=
tbeilt. Dieler 8etrag nmfaBt aber
nidt Sic @eiummtmarfenberfanfe IN
oem 9i1trift, % groBe Mengen iol=
der Marfen a1h 6ur6 Die Boltdm-
ter perfnnH meroen, tpie Serr 8olo
erf1drt.
6%airmont.- Minne1ota itebt
einem Marugd Don run6 100000
guibels Suotforn fir bie nadlte
Saifon gegeriiber. 9ies lit 6te Mn-
fidt 6eg 6. 8. 8lan6urb, @etpinners
bieler Maispreiie n1f 5toatsfuirS,
Ser iid eifrig bemiibt, sic 5armer
6es 1moli1e1r Minneiota CUR beran=
loiien, iobiel Suatmais mie moglid
m%1f5ubeben.
DuIutb. - Cine 8ernebma1ng
i'm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. be5iigli9
9an6es BEL Gren6 &iber, bas Ser
6toat 5ur grri1tung Der geplmter1
Superior @~ee46iide8rutmnitalt be-
1otbigt, 1T n1f BEN IL. Sana1ar 1918
I'M 8iitriftsgeridte arberarmt tpor,
Sen.
MinneopoIis. - 9ie 6ies=
idbrige vEpir Gitp Mutomobile &
SnDn1tr1Ql SDom" miro DOM =. DE
9. Sebruar in bem SDerlanb Bntlo=
ing abgebalten. Mit 100000 Ann=
orotfnB Galm aur 8erfiigl1ng 5. ;
10000 SUB mebr a1s bel Der Seen
Dorfer Mntoidmu 8ertpenonng &c.
nnoen, biirffe 6ie Beranitaltung oif
grobte tper6en, mel6e IN bieier Bran:
de ie in SEN Ser. Stnaten nnter
nommen tpl1rbe. Man fam merein
sic @efammteinnobmen 6es e ritter
Cages 6em Mmerifaniifen @otber
&rel15 5mf lieBen 5n 1aiIen. 9ie N11S
Ite1ung miro flint Mbtbeilnngen
@aiiagiercarS, 2aita1tos log. Srac
tors, 3tbeb0r nn6 in6uitrtene Mus
riiftnngen tDobei Ser uSractor" Mb
tbeil11ng ser 11euelte &a1m CUR Ser
fiigl1ng gelteM mer6en lou.
~s---A
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-03

Die &eeieruno rddtb iparen an. 8enn Sbr ii
8irflidfeit iparen munt, bier babt Sbr cine Sc
legenbeit ba3u. M1adt Cure Site aus unb fDr1nt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-03

Mfebr als einbnnbert fatboliide
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @bicagoS b.
BEN iid o11f Mrreg1tng 0es @r5biff)ofs
Wnn6elein nnter Dem Nanen Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-03

Dritter Fur Ersparnisse iil1b:, 20 Dro5ent
6erabiebnneen @1ton unb 8DbD BrufelS Hugs
IN @rDBen 9x9, 8z3x10z6 unb 9x12 etnige linb
fDrtloufenbe Mun111ern, anoere iino reeuldre 5tof
Nugs. Nne 5pibe1= @nrbine11, BDrbang Nets,
Gerinrs, g%retDnnes at 20 8ro5ent berabiebung.
NQe baul1nDIene Blanfets auf bieiem 9luf<
rduruungsperfauf gu 10 prD5ent 6erabebung, unb
tie iteben bereits unter benz beuttget Mearftpreiie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-03

zwhr Fmr ErnmnEea c 50 gumt Discount auen 9ubnaashh fur gmuea aMdsnm I'M Sim
letter lNomnm H r6amn BS5 Sets fir Damen mo ano; &haoar6de Berthe bis $3.50 gu $500; in
Gmeu NH WIe. 5Gene pmpax. Bube HSp $3.50 gu 1895 uo Die $500 NSp M 1896. Sc
pmBR Irnmnbausador 800 @upem b WomBe &umonas gu &c., 20 Bugnt 6eabemng an uen 6ebH
&pdetNooRn, re @6e uo pem misunderstanding 5nS, aus an 5updben, Be a6ae Arfl
phmf mT beRm5 r gut nRu n Ma npmebn &onntn Der @uDaHun1O Dem pDBen 9NarmenD
BON Smn gu efomnen, ben SbrR mSge@ben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-03

EsmrFIurE rsparnsse an6: 20 Vqwm DieonMm aaaam pasnen uok bbka barmmooeam ae
Crepe Be @s @umguhG mpe, iaDem Bopins G6a gdbe 5annnt.g gang fag @domnods. grauen
NadenneS ubnu bs hdmden, gMpn Ih, q3 tibet bn unoH 5, allies unereug,E ndlnnen,
Nm 2anpanb uaBuaun, BaHmdeu,B aes,g mMBR gBue, &Mmm @Res mrfide uo 6nden6nbz
Mdr, Rebe5 hmae@ aGRa Eub, Rubbrae m! 1dhnaga Sbdes 5gm 56 ennbes ag SafoammS mmo
bs ,MumupfS LANCER Wamdn, 0gan6rs pg eenahna anm o 8I7embegusn EMns
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-03

Unser Erdgeschoss Store: 20 Hrpsent 6erabs
iebune an allen Outing Tlaneuea, Deltub toetB
uno in Jarben; 20 Brpaent 6erabiebung an allen
&Dfferr1, %flaneIene &raben=Bluie1t, id1tperen pplz
lenen Mannerlpfen uno Arbeitsibuben, Wdnnerz
Speaters, Mednnerz unb &naben=lleberboien.
The herald., 1918-11-28
DIED..

McWilliams-The news of the
death of Mr.. Lawrence McWilliams.
which occurred recently at his home
in Ballylifford, Ballinderry, county
Derry, ireland, was a great shock to
MS daughters, Mrs. j. Albert Gull
lot and Miss Isabella McWilliams of
our town. Mr.. McWilliams, who
was fifty-seven years of age. was a
victim of influenza and his wife was
also seriously i'll when last heard
from. The many friends of his
daughters here extend them sincere
sympathy in their great loss.
CimO-On Saturday, Nov. "a, at
S:O5 O'Clock p. m. Norma elmo,
daughter of JOS. elmo, and Norma
NJ. Savoia, died at the age of two
months. The funeral took place
Monday at 10 o'clock a. m, from the
parents residence, 511 Pelican Ave.
Hintz-On Monday. Nov. 25th, at
TAB O'Clock p. m, Mrs. John H.
Hintz, nee Mary Jane Apted. died.
Deceased was native of England.
but had resided here for the past
forty-six years. The funeral took
place Tuesday from her late resi-
dence. 226 Morgan st. = Interment
was in McDonoghville Cemetery
POrter----On Tuesday at 1850
CLOCK a. m, Mrs. George Porter.
nee Josephine Meyers died at the
age OF fifty-seven years. Deceased
was a native of New Orleans, but
had resided here for many years.
The funeral took place Wednesday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock from her
late residence, 221 Delaronde Street.
The herald., 1918-11-28
Fish Flour In Norway.

The royal Norwegian provisions de-
partment has officially announced that
recent experiments at Bergen to pro-
duce bread containing 20 per cent Of
fish having proved successful, a trial
In the same direction will now be made
in Christiania.
1t Is the intention of the provisions
department to cooperate with the
state for the purchase Of the neces.
sary machinery for the preparation Of
the fish, which will be mixed with
bread grain In order to make the "a
lions larger. The bread prepared In
this manner Is said to be good and
palatable.
The herald., 1918-11-28
WILL REMARRY TO-DAY.

Having been granted a divorce
from her former husband Walter
Thompson on November 14th, which
divorce was granted through default.
Miss lndianola Huguet will remarry
this evening at the Jesuits Church
to VIM. l.. McGarry.
The young couple are we'll known
in our district where they both re-
side. They will spend their honey
moon at the DeSoto Hotel. Their
many friends extend congratulations
to them on this Thanksgiving day.
The herald., 1918-11-28
SUGAR Repeaters BUSY.

Oklahoma City, Okla.-Sugar repeat.
ers are the latest pests with which the
state food administration has to deal,
and steps have been taken to stop the
practice. In letter sent to all sugar
dealers the state food administration
esks that record of all sales be sent
to the county administrator. he Will
check up the sales, and where persons
have repeated" they viii be unable
to buy more sugar.
The herald., 1918-11-28
BANKRUPTCY TRUSTEE SIZES
BANKS.

The American Brewing Company
and the Citizens Bank and Trust
Company were made defendants in a
suit filed in the United States Dis
trict Court Wednesday by Thomas
J. Clay, trustee of the Algiers Dis
tiIilng Company, in bankruptcy. Pc
tltloner is seeking to recover $3,171.
the proceeds of a sale of 1O47 bar
rels of alcohol, seized some time
ago under an order of the Civil Dis
trict Court.
The herald., 1918-11-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

John Grivaud to VIM. B. Giepert.
lot, Eliza, BOuny, Market and Pow
der, Sl,4OO cash.-Hennessey
City of New Orleans Mrs G
SMITH to Mrs. S. Smith lot New
TON brooklyn, Homer and Teche
$ZS.ZO cash. redemption Treas
urer.
conservative Homestead .Associa-
ton to Richard A. Berth. ? lots.
Nelson, Newton, DeArmas and line
OF lands of ]. B. Olivier, $4,000
terms.-Buchmann.
The herald., 1918-11-28
SIGN IS SURE EFFECTIVE
Landlord Takes Drastic Means % Get
Gamblers Out Of His
Building.

Steubenville, O.-"This Is a public
gambling house. Iwant them to move
out. Signed, Harry NJ. Low"
This sign affixed to the top Of a
building on a downtown corner here
attracted considerable attention, but
1t got the result desired.
Low. a business man, wanted gam
blers to move out of his building but
could not secure enough afidavits to
bring ejectment proceedings. He hing
up the sign. The gamblers who were
not wanted moved. Legal proceedings
were unnecessary to vacate the build
ing.
The herald., 1918-11-28
ELMER-HALLIDAY.

On Saturday, November %, 1918,
at the rectory of the Rayne Memo
rial Methodist Church. Reverend U.
G. Foote officiating, Frederick VIII
iams Elmer, Jr., and Alice Halliday.
both residents of Biloxi, Miss.
The bride was former resident of
our town.
The herald., 1918-11-28

Chas. V. Kraft and Frank c. Duvic
TO Conservative Homestead Ascsocia-
ton. : lots. DeArmas, Nelson, Farra-
gut and Newton, $500 cash.-Buch-
mann.
John l.. Cunningham Sr., ct ais to
Third District Building Association.
lot, Eliza, Chestnut, Elmira and Eve
lima, $1,000 cash.-Wegener.
Purchaser to Mrs. Julia Anderson,
same property, $4,000 terms.-Wege-
ner.
The herald., 1918-11-28
WEDDING BELLS
LamptOn-Smith.

On Wednesday, November goth.
at the rectory of Mt. Olivet Church,
Miss lone Anita Hampton and Mr.
John Albert Smith of Dallas. were
married by Rev. S. L. Vail. The at
tendants were Miss Maude Ander-
son and Mr. Meak Turner. They
will be at home to their friends at
541 Bouny Street.
The herald., 1918-11-28
CHARTER

81 ,l-. H.. have zen given bv . ~
An :, ] , a. IL EIIL-No s pe's9a or Sl
De hell lalI. mp W s'oekholds- y 4,
.rae,, .- faults y, u, Te,sponsibIe 3 n.y.
t9r.aer .ra Ian II, ms corporasi,. :
q 'ae -8-u.-s.l1 '.'e unpaid ~ =
him, aa- .lsl 5 n On the shar.ss' 'rs 3
s'a'@t'.a1 have The 'e'e lnforn,lSssas
,.5-s .1.t aaIl and void u Of ',;s
au,lr- - - any liahiIi,v 'esTOap,7
5cl,y l. ms unpaid stort beyoSS =
~ ',.. Is '~I ,i1sc7ip;ioa I,, "a, 8
f-. ~ y.. and passed, !,
-, .... H. Hl'ernia Bank p ny sos,,
. :, - On the DAY, I'D. building ~ 1
rs ''5Fe written. in ,5 ~. and y,,.ss
. ,.-. j.. q. Wagner and :. Presenc, !. ?,
',.i'1.'.- male witness.y,o an Nc "
s. t. ..-.T names, with ms who Ne
Mol yi,l subscribers, after ds. NOiaIy, ~
Witnesses: T. c w.,
I >!'s.sey, Original S";oaISner, Joh, /,
. shares ls5o :. iS'iT{sst; J. Safi,. -
w. Ialasae. JOHN WyIp RG3Ss St k
l. the Undersigned. R%ecA1HER, Sgs z
LOU. ana me parish of ORR Ae1,.S
and i .-a' ID hereby certify ', ,Ss S's
r n rs nt,,. .hS Act Of Inco s NAT Il. !.
dix. D'. scr Co., Incorpors,IpgI' alton, > -
t I.i recorded in my a pSs.ed was n, :
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CONTRACTS.

Conservative Homestead Associa-
ton. owner Frank II. Killeen con-
tractor, a double frame residence.
Nelson, DeArmas, Farragut and New
ton, $2,490 L. S. Fidelity and Guar.
Co., surety.-Buchmann
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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. Donovan
of sos Diana Street, boy.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Settle
man of 237 Morgan Street, boy.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Ram
sey (nee Emma Donewar) of 52S
Atlantic Ave.-a girl.
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L. ). DISTRICT COURT.

John E. Statzkoski VS.. Steamboat
Sidney answer filed-John ID. &
vi. A. Grace, proctor for claimant.
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CIVIL DISTRICT COURT

Succession OF Chas. Traub, final
account filed By administrator.
Mrs. w. Thompson VS.. her hus-
band. judgment signed.
succession of John Sidney Clarke.
administration-W. Hennessev.
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SPECIAL MORTGAGES.

Mrs. Clemence Duvic, widow of
John L. Hulse TO Judges of the Civil
District Court, to secure the rights
OF minors in = lots, Cont Boulevard.
Bienville, Twiggs and Lane-O'Con-
nor
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KNOCKED FROM BIKE,
AllGHTS ON TRUCK

Evansville, Ind.-When Miss
Cecilia Heeger, sixteen. was
knocked from her bicycle by a
large laundry truck she bounded
through the air and alighted on
the hood OF the truck. Although
somewhat dazed she chung onto
the radiator Of the truck until
1t stopped, and she was lifted
down by passersby. Her injuries
were slight.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-26

the picture fan is taken from the sun- baked desert lands below Tucson to the perpetual snow-clad hills adaj- cent to the mountain city of Truckee Nevada.
 'Headin' South" is a lively tale of Mexican border raids, coupled with the Canadian scenes, where snow country contrasts sharply with the heat spots of the sand land.
 Fairbanks is mysterious rider of the desert" and, with his usual snap, puts over this local story creditably.
 Following Fairbanks, who holds three days, will be zen Vivian Mar tin in "A Petticoat Pilot" Three old salts, sailors of the seas of yesterday, adopt a pretty pig tailed, gingham- gowned miss who grows up and, incl dentally into the old hearts of these three men whom she calls uncles. Then comes the thing that arrives to all the young, love-" and complication of defaulting partner, son of the crook and bitterness of the seamen, and their subsequent equalization, all rolled into as charming a tale of the salt air country as one could ask to see.
 This smart tale concludes the week with fine Lincoln's life picture, My First Jury"
Arizona republican., 1918-05-26
coLUM BIA

What is conceded to be one of the most inspiring patriotic films ever shown, The Unbeliever," is to be at the Columbia theater on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Nav 30, 31 and June 1. The story is based upon the novelette,, The Three Things" by Mary Shipman Raymond Andrews, wherein class pride, utter unbelief in the God of Christianity. and race pre- judice were the three things that grew like rank weeds in the fair garden of Phillip Landicutt's virtues-the three things that were ever the subjects of disagreement between himself and his mother, otherwise perfectly attuned. Of the virtues was passionate pity for the oppressed. the eager chivalry that cannot contemplate a wrong unmoved, and the quick self-sacrifice of youth. These led the young American to throw himself into the torrid welter of European warfare in defense of Bel gium. with the United States marines. With a tcnsity not overdone and a story told without all the gruesome killings usually portrayed on scenes of battle. "The Unbeliever' brings home lesson, aye, sermon. that will lin- ger long in the minds of those who witness it. Young Landicutt, out of the scourgc of fire and suffering, comes forth a man who entered a snob. There will be a specially se- lected musical program. while the
Arizona republican., 1918-05-26

to be shown in the Elks theater which to make it one of the most comfortable and complete picture houses in the state. is indeed, a picture of signifi- canoe and should appeal to the Ameri- can people, not merely because America is the foremost of democracies, but also from the artistic and dramatic viewpoint. It is a spectacle of tre mendous scopes but it's spectacular nature is never allowed to predomi- nate over the love interest. The thread of human passion is not lost in the medley of action which teens through out every scene.
 Both the French revolution and the reign of terror are put into vivid pie lures. Riotous mobs fill the screen, and they are followed by tumbrels carrying hopeless beings whose nscks 1 stretch toward the guillotine. Very little is left to the imagination. Robes pierre, for example. is carried to the platform and placed beneath the blade Hugh mobs rush into the picture that has its great place in history. The fall of the Bastile is accomplished with l charging men and, smoking cannon. I, is war of another time that is wit messed, but the spirit is the same that exists today. "The Birth of Democ-
 racy" follows the slogan that President
 Wilson has made world cry.
 Enthusiastically French, the picture
 exerts strong appeal. Incidentally
 there is the love-s story of Jean Guer,
 and Therese Fontenai. The actress i not only uncommonly beautiful, but sh,
 proves herself to be a mistress of fac
 ial expression. AS "The Goddess 0