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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30

Sn1ernt. - Mnen 6enen, 6ie metz
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baben, inge i9 hermit meinen beiten
Danf. 8eion6ers 6em 8ergniignngs-
flub rMQmeil fi6el!" Die tieftrmuern-
Sc @itttpe Mmalia Summer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30
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man iie onr9 Die omerifanii6e er-
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30
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Arizona republican., 1920-09-14
FOB RENT-HoUsE s

FOR RFNT-Half house. 17o4 Wes Roosevelt. S12.50.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-14

ro,,r-roorn brick, eO2 s. Fifth Ave- SEQ per month.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-14

ENT-Nine-r modern n D15e-s. w. northeast Block & buFhs' III F Monroe ----
Arizona republican., 1920-09-14
STNESS CHANGE
Safe Business Proposition

Wanted-Party to put up s5o0o for 1-3 interest sn bond and lease on a de- Veloped Silvor-Lead Mine having enough good commercial ore developed ready to mill 10 run mill five times present capacity for years. Have good camp. power hoist. air compressor small mill and tables; operating WlIn owner and Mexicans has nctted $9V to S100 a day. Money to be used 10 increase mill capacity. Mine has been examined and endorsed by relaple ahq able mining engineers. Wlu stahu most thorough investigation. This IS strictly a business and not promo tion' or speculative proposition. Ap- ply Room 4 Hotel Denver. PhoenlN' ATizona blk
 WINDOW BAKERY-Place a win dow bakery in your town now and nave a big business from the start: Will seH and establish you in business at once and make you satisfied. B. M. RolllhS; Kankakee. III. 7!
 STORE for sale at 1I5S r. Moreland and lease on building o4
 GREAT Opportunity for man and wife to make money, who can run a grocery and dinning room at sana- tarfun camp Also ran stage to town. This pays good. Call 31 N. 2nd Avenue. pm
 VANTED-Lady or gentleman part ner for grocery and bakery; sell half interest or alI 942 T. Van Buren-
Arizona republican., 1920-09-14
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

WnI exchange new double house v-ithEs rooms and bath and ? screen And garage. with ? extra roomss want good vacant property. and cash price on this house is S5,S0O
Arizona republican., 1920-09-14
wANTED-HELP. MALE

WANTED -Dishwasher. Must be perfenced. White House Cafe. 435-4S7 437 W. Wash. bm
Arizona republican., 1920-09-14

4Osacres. mostly all cotton. for ex- charke for city property; one-half Of cotton goes with the ranch; good To- cation and priced right.
 WITH
Arizona republican., 1920-09-14

vs.r,s9 sl59 a chunky sorrel horse, 8 years. v-S,,<1g tI lou suitable for any kind Of WorA- single or double.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-14

ve;.+p s.5, 2 chunky bay horse. s years old place and will ride and i. .'I I,ev,- woFA any
Arizona republican., 1920-09-14
Fog RENT-PAsTueE

GOOD EermHda pasture; & month for 70 or 50 head. !. c. Lockhart. Monroe House. bi
Arizona republican., 1920-09-14

vosr. lakes chunky roan horse s flesrss f,os,1 ss weight HOO. with heavy bIacb ,r,;1I,.iss mane and tan, suitable Tor 'iiiihn wagon or delivery. '''e ioi
Arizona republican., 1920-09-14

I REF ROOM apartment to let: don't object to children; also one-roon light housekeeping suitable for two ladies' Phone 3814, TAO E. Portland
Arizona republican., 1920-09-14

-- chunky pony, very kind and sehlie' Tor ladies or children.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-14
FOR IMPROVEMENTS !

FOR RENT-New modern apart ment close in; party leaving has small quantity Of moderately priced furniture Ter sale. Can at once. Eadden 215 F.. Fillmore It
Arizona republican., 1920-09-14
BUSINESS CHANGES
@ - - " - v " ,. EtE - N- v Will Sacrifice for
 S14OO

Large lot with grocery store. doing good business; garage on back for two cars. This is a most exceptional bar gain: $500 will hErdle and balance on terms to suit GRAVES AND HTNNI- CUTT REALTY CO. 211 W. Jeffer- son. Phone 1890. 1t
Arizona republican., 1920-09-14
Liberty Bonds BOUGHT FOR CASH
 B. H. DOdt
2 WEST ADAMS

WANTED HELP-MALE 22 WANTED Experienced bread wrap per Barker Bakery. If COTTON PICKERS wanted. l mile south 1b mile east Acre City, clean and we'll opened. La Bass on place or GROOM. Phone Ss5S. It WANTED-Man to wash bottles. Must have experience. Central Avenue Dairy miles N. Central Ave.
 WANTED-A man to care for gas and oil station and accessories. See Ford Garage. tf Married miIker-s15O per month and house.
 Laundry starcher-$1S.oO per week. First class carpenter-s7 1sc per hour. 1 bridge carpenter-s7 co per day. SARGENT'S EMPLOY MENT OFFICE
 26 South First St. II LIVE WIRE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Cactus way between Central and
 First St. Phone 693
 Camp Cool-$125.
 Fry cook-S120.
 Pastry and salad nan-wages open.
 Waiter out Of city-S300 per day. Dishvasher-So5 room and board. Mecl anic-$6 50 per day.
 form carpenters-$7.0 per day. Porter hote=S17.5O ger week.
 Camp bIacksmith-Se.o per day.
 Families to pick cotton.
 REIIABLE ENVIRONMENT OF FIG F. 223 <. Central. Phone 1773. Good cotton pickers furnished. any number V IN Nl I1Il Boy ever II 70 work in gtcfe Five Points Drus Store. 1T
Arizona republican., 1920-09-14

LEASE of modern house south of Van Buren on 2nd ave, suitable for renting rooms and dressmaking, and a worked up business pressing men fancy clothes, furniture and lease at S20 per month all for $1000 See GROOM Io6 West Adams 1t
Arizona republican., 1920-09-14
TED-HELP, MALE AND
 FEMALE z

CLERKS -tmen and women) over r. for postal mail service; $135 month. Examinations. September, October; ex- perience unnecessary. For free partic- ulars write J. Leonard (tormer civil service examiner. 709 Equitable Bldg, Washington, D. C. bp
Arizona republican., 1920-09-14

ROOMS, close in, suitable for of fices, with kitchen, screen room and bath connecting. Box 21T, Republican.
 dS STORE room for rent at 443 West Washington St. over 2-ycar lease. Inquire at 22S " Washin gton St. bn NEW offices in Monihon building for rent. Center of downtown district Apply 35 l.. Adams st., or phone 670. Res phone 3716. blk OFFICE space for rent, most cen tralIy located office in the city. Use Of telephone. Call Z2 ". Adams. Thorn 5nu Tyne writer CO u FOR RENT-mlscELIANEOus r FOR REN Play or piano with nice g ass0rtmeat of records. Price is very reascnable. R. II. |. AdC~ess P. O. box 1044. blk
Arizona republican., 1920-09-14

Three-room house, ITO W. Roosevelt s15 per month.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-10
nHEEED n1U WITT L
 TO REJ0IN ARMY
Lieut.. Wanderer Also Admits
 Staying His ACCOmpliCe

Chicago, July f0.-Carl wanderer, formerly lieutenant of a machine gun corps with the A. F.. F.. in France. confessed last night that he had de- liberately planned and executed the murder of his pretty wife, Mrs. Ruth wanderer. twenty-one years old, and the ragged stranger in the vestibule leading into their apartment at .4732 North Campbell avenue, on the night Of June 2l.
 He was tired of his wife. he told States Attorney Hoyne calmly. and 1onged to get rid of her so he could return to the free and easy life in the army. Then, too. he said. she had si.5oo which he wanted.
 The confession came at the close had finished. he left only one point in doubt. the identity of the poorly dressed tramp whom he had hired from the street to frame" a hold-up. which was to be hts excuse for kill ing both his aid and his bride of a year. Night was falling and dusk had shadowed States Attorney Hoyne's office when tho man decided to make a clean breast of it.
 Promised to Tell Eyerything.
 Let me clean up and I'll tell you everything" he said. Secretary Ken ney ran for tooth brush. tooth paste and a safety razor. wanderer washed and shaved calmly. Then he seated himself before the states at- torney. his aids, a stenographer. and the police and made his confession.
 T shot my wife" he said. then I shot the bum because was afraid he would 'squcal.' I did it because I was tired of her. I wanted to go back to the free and easy life Of the army. I wanted to get the dough she had, so I figured 1t all out and planned to make it look like a robbery.
 Monday afternoon I went over on West Madison street. near the Mid City bank at Halstead. There found the bum I asked him if he wanted to earn some easy money and he did. I told him to meet me at I.in- coin and Lawrence avenues.
 The Saturday before I had told my wife to draw the money out of the bank so we could buy a house. I wanted to get 1t where could lay my hands on it. She had brought 1t home and put it in the bureau drawer.
 So Monday night I went home and had supper. put both automatics in my pockets and took Ruth to the Pershing theater. near Lincoln and Lawrence.
 The picture was the Sea Wolf
New Britain herald., 1920-07-10

It is one of the most cold -blooded and revolting crimes in Chicago's s history,- said Mir. Hoyne. We shall ask for an immediate trial and the rope.'
 T want to be hanged Wanderer commented 'I hope to join her in death. I wonder if she will forgive me. We'll. loved her too much to let another man get her. But I didn't want her myself.
 II certainly will sleep much better now. I felt better with that off my chest. I had bad dreams and the picture of the hallway with my wife lying there came back once in a while. I feel like a new man and I am ready, to kick off whenever they want to take me-
 One of the anomalies of the case which mystified the police for weeks was the romance of the couple. Wan derer, who had never smoked, chewed. drank or indulged in slang. had but one love affair, the one with Ruth Johnson, who became his wife in a war romance.
 she was the only girl I ever kissed" he told the police.
 He took her to church every Sum- day.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-10

.Moultonville, Carroll Co.,, N. IT.
 "An account I read about Fruit. a-tives' or Fruit Liver Tablets in ono of our newspapers prompted mo to try this remedy.
 I was all run down and work was burdensome owing to Indigestion and Fullncss, due to gas on my stomach which caused mo to belch q rood deal. My heart seemed to be aGeoted.
 It was two years ago that I was in this condition and began tho use of Fruit -tives'. Even though the trouble had been of q few years standing, the use of 'Fruit-a-tives' proved the very remedy required. was freed of the Indigestion, which I Iattributed to my heart and I can conscientiously recommend Fruit artivcs' as a remedy of merit".
 Mrs. FRANK W. WALLACE.
 600. a box, 6 for s2.5o, trial size o5c. At dealers or from FRUIT-A-TIVES Limited. oGDENsBURG, NY.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-10
A DOUBLE OPERATION
Dr. Scott Performs One on Himself and Wife at the Same Time-Ex- Soldier Exhibits Courage.

Chicago, July 10.-Details of a double operation performed by Dr. Orlando F. Scott on himself and wife were made public today.
 To prevent amputation of his wife S right leg, he sliced 12 inches of skin from one of his owh legs and grafted it on her injured leg.
 Throughout the operation. which lasted an hour, pr. Scott talked with students and explained each step. He took no a1aesthetic. The doctor served in France as a captain in the medical corps. His speciality was. liquid fire cases, where skin grating operations were numerous.
 Mrs. Scott was injured recently in an autom obile accident. Dr. Scott set the bone, ubt an infection made necessary either the grating Of new skin or amputatioh.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-10
3O,OOO DRAFT DODGERS
5000 Have Been Convicted During Year and Above Number Have Yet to Be Investigated.

Washington, July 10.-Five thou sand draft evaders have been con- victed in federal courts and given sentences of 90 days to one year in prison, according to reports compiled today at the department of justice. Thirty thousand cases more are to be investigated. The figures do not in- clude persons. who were called in the draft and deserted as such cases are handled by the military authority.
 About 275, 900 cases of delinquents 'men who succeeding in avoiding ac- tual entrance into the service have been investigated by the department out of total 21S,340 reported.
 There were about 10000 cases of failure to register ana an equal num- Der of false ouestionnaires.
 About 25 per cent of men listed as delinquents were found to have en-
New Britain herald., 1920-07-10

and we left at about 9. The bum was waiting for us when we left the place. He followed us home, just as I had instructed.
 Shot His Wife First.
 When we walked into the vesti- bule he stepped up to me and said, Hand over that money just as I had told him. drew my guns and shot her first"
 Here for the frs. time the man showed emotion. He cleared his throat, passed his hand over his fresh-shaven chin and continued:
 'I shot her and she fell. Then shot him three times. I was afraid he would still he able to talk, when the police arrived. so I beat his head on the marble flooring so he would be unconscious. Then the police came and I told the story just as I had planned it.
 Wanderer said be had forgotten all about the s1,500 in the excite ment following the murder. and be- cause of this his mother-in-law. Mrs. Charles Johnson, with whom he and his murdered wife lived, found it in the bureau drawer.
 It was the discovery of the money which. in a measure, caused the po- lice to suspect the former army offi- cer. It led to the theory that he had engineered the murder to get posses sion of the cash or that the slain stranger had come to the doorstep of the wanderer home to black mail the wife.
 Apparently the police forgot about the shooting and wanderer was let go. Actually, however, the Homicide squad was tracing the automatic Wan derer had borrowed from his cousin. It was only a matter of time until they learned 1t had been purchased by his cousin. The lieutenant's ar rest followed Wednesday night.
 Can't Identify the Stranger.
 The body of the man slain by wan- derer is still in the Morgue. but no clue to his identity has been found.
 The war romance of the couple, the wedding and their apparently happy married life. formed a strange basis for the brutal murder. On March 21. 1918, their engagement was announced by Mrs. Wanderers mother. Mrs. Eugenia Johnson. The slayer was then a sergeant stationed at Chickamauga Park, Georgia. He went overseas and stayed more than a year. winning the Croix de Guerre and the D. $. c. for bravery in ac- tion and promotion to a first lieuten- ancy in the 17th machine gun bat talion.
 Oct. l, 1919, shortly after his re- turn, the wedding was celebrated. His wife was an extremely pretty girl of quiet disposition, and perfect reputa- tion. Wanderer was a man of exem- plary habits. His reputation was so spotless and his actions so free from guile that the girls mother was one of his staunchest supporters after the police had taken him into custody for the crime.
 Wants to Be Hanged.
 Formal charges of murder were prepared today by States Attorney
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aking three bottles of Vegetable Com eund and using two bottles of Lydia F.
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 Attention is being given false ques- tionnaire returns, as we'll as cases where wealthy men bought farms be- fore the call came and obtained de- ferred classification.
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PAINS NEARLY DOUBLED ME UP
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Wants to Be Hanged.

Formal charges of murder were prepared today by States Attorney