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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-08
ulDffer.

aorIeoeu Rat pso l2,3iosn tanlreos
I'll llas gaOb paa 6iorosn mslem NaI.
borg og Nr Sunobp. q omboro.
parsnoe, ire Arbeibere umt sn al berts
6%ultrusr, fuIot i gauost. 20 al Ar.
beioetne, Der Tumble iusmms, boIbt fig
oper gonbe O9 bI,p 1eoosos. mebsns
Den treble, gIabsformnno @F. Z 0:
a n en- os bans 9uitru tsntneoe.
0e ioruIpttsos titetInber fig 8 BON /
AIosrsn ira 2 til 5 War.
6n aIbre Grossr, QnOreas
Damien. bltu iorleoeu WOrsen paa
RgbsnbnUns @obsbanssunrb tIsmt mel.
lem guiisrne poa 10 9ernbanepo9ne.
Zen tIfnbstomne tories / libenos I'll.
ftono til RomunsboipttaIet.
6orIsbsn 6itermioous ueb 6 Il,
ben nebbranote 3 sob. SObonsus
eisnoom / Rsrre qnurup f%uIofianois.
eisrsns 5sanrias Sen inbebrGnete /
9srusftuet, buor ban rlmmeIisuis bar
lssst meo 3anorittsr. Giersn par
iraparsnOs % aOnen pna 5aUsatbsioe.
20 Smuapi9u / 6%irsuarsnIoern.
5strs al en- arb1bsmano / 9oritsb ueo
6ori,ns i~auttes orutnet / en- Ole.
beboiosr ps0 Ill naIii9ssnss @ddr6.
- 9n Bran mso 10 Wanb fra
gpn9bp iauotes. Den formenes al
par, tGnirst. Gtn enc al be iouHtoe
spn9bpfltsrs, Rlels br. 6rlt
en-, par u9lft, ben anoeu, anton
Sen n, Uai gill oe baDoe z Bpm.
Gen orutasbs gettenhitsr u R ors
ten en-, SuIorup, sfttrIObsr fig Rome,
men iusen Setn ; bans Bauo par uas.
l%utsret, inu @nien Iiosr fort Tab.
st Jsriebarn. Greoerif Y Is
belm EN- n, 81 Mar sammeI, Con
Of Raft SEMEN Otb 9siisr 6Gn9iel /
R%sbenbauu, sr brutnet / 9oImittnp
UtOie Ueo SI09eIie. Dreussn 1T tt
RrumpeaniuIo, msbeus ban boosoe /
Wolsn.
Da en- 70 pao 2ets forIsoen III.
ten bIeu t%rutfen bism, gao ben fig pIub:
ielis Ill I'll at lobe pilbt al Stsb. ulpt.
tslisuis bapos en- 10 Vars 9reH9, JON
fsrte ban btsienoe 30, llaoet IOjret
ON Armsn. o9 aoen liable bet ~ilaitsis
Barn ben Ouer Wiarterns, bUOtUeo bet
III lao fore 6uaiteiisr, at BET er afs
gaaet uso Dsoen.
= 5orIeoen 4ften par tire unoe Ulen.
METER guoet uo for al babe paa Stran
ban nOto Tor @renaa. Den enc al BEN,
Auguit " uurbtsb, Der lite tunoe
iusmme, Tom bsrueb forIan9t 10 og
orutusoe. 9iget fnnbtes i@ensre.
= gorlsr uso Gutenberg citation
psbsr NisIisn ft fOrlsosu aitsn fin
bsirs Bob tort al uso Antelsn. pan
b0Obe itiftet Sporst Os uiIoe ipriuse Op
pna %2OtOmOtiuet, men 5ooen bIeO ban.
senbe / en- .gunst". % for ban tunbe
fnu ben los, git 9otomOtiust ouer ben.
Den fOruIptteoe tsrtes itruts til Spses
buffet. pan er usiit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-08
Tra 6trfeltpet.

giffop Dr.. teol. 8. s.. gincent
fra Retbooifttiifsn ! amerita OpbOIDer
fig for Iiosn t GreoeritsbaOn for at
praiibsrs peb ben oanffs MetbObiftirtes
giftOp ginesnt sr al Metbooiffirfens
@eneralfouference uaIst til at uere Rir=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-06

Srauriges Na6ipiel zines
Sdngerfefes. Sie Gieienfeitballe
in Cincinnati, in Der i'm SUM 1899
bas goloene Subeliet oes NOrOameri=
tanii6en Sdngerbunoes fattfano, 1T
Dor Sturgeon meitbieteno berieisert
tporoen. IS batten ii9 IS bis 100
peripnen CUR Nuttion einaefunben.
@robe Gaufluf berridte nidt bor, uno
10 wuroe i6lieBlid Die 9alle fur ben
Preis bon $4,000 losseidlaaen. Gnapp
apei Monate Dor Dem 9eginn oes er=
mdbnten Sdngerieiies mar bic Sad=
contribution Der 9alle einsefiiirst. @pbl
uuroe innerbalb Der smei Monate cine
neue, biel feHere Salle sebaut, aber
bieIelbe fofete 500, 900. Die Mate=
rialfoien ALIEN beliefen iid auf $685.
900, uno fir Nrbeitsfl6bne uuroen
$35, 900 ausgeseben. Ollie ipdteren
Pldne, bic Salle pefunidr nubbrinaeno
gu bermertben, fdlusen febl, 10 baB
fdlieBli9 feline anbere Wabl blieb, als
bas @ebduoe su %bertaufen. Sic sab-
lungsfdbigen Mit9lieOer Der Seibe=
b6roe, ettua Is Perionen, baben nun
CUR Seduns oes 9efisits ie ettpa $4,000
au %berappen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-06
MISUNDERSTANDING

Serseant: .unO oa tritt Der 2erI
nit elmer Srille 5us uebun9 an uno
iiebt MIDI nal, Dab ibm binten auei
&nOpfe fehlen !"
Sin .fioeles" Gefdn9niB
1T bas in galeneia, Spanien. 8esen
Sinterlesuna elmer beiimmten Summe
lam bort jeoer Geiangene auf unbe'
1immte 3eit ~uurlaub" erbalten, UNI
ieinen %.sewobnten Sei6Gftisunsen"
nadsugeben, mas lid namentli9 Die
iiber einiges 3aidenselo berfusenoen
9aidenoiebe gu Nube aemadt baben.
llebrisens berriden .feiie Yreiie"; bas
3uoriiden beioer @ugen laiien lid Die
8eamten BET 2%anafinsern BON 8uf nit
5000 peietas beaablen. @esen grliere
III iebt omar Elm 8erfabren einaeleitet,
bod oiirften lie tuenis gu firdten baben,
benn cine 9anb wdidt in Spanien be-
fanntlih INNER bic anoere.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-06
Audi etne 9ertnnthtsttn.

2ebrer: .@er fanrl mir fasel1,
tuarum man annebmen fam, bab bic
Sahara frii6er Elm Meer uar?"-gin
S6aIer: SD peiB es. "-2ebrer:
Stun. Jag es."-S schiller: vWeil
Die Neser mod nit Sdmimmboien
Eerumlaufen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-06
Son einem Ohio Yrsbiger.

Sd babe Or. @arner's @bite
@tre Sar Sprup sesen 9alsfranfbeit,
idpade 9unsen, 9uiten, grtdltuns
sebrau@t unb sesen irsenb eine berar
ttse &ranfbeit ibertrtfft ct ale anbe=
rem Seilmittel. Wtt pielem Oanf
benz Ooftor fur letn mertbuolles 9etl=
mittel perbleibe td
glpbe, Ohio. &eu. 8. SO. Slogans.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-06
der rsritrhte Rnnnnktenr.
Meuea rn,t 5erenirItt1ua.

g.: ,Neb-& inbermann = Sa9e
nit pef nobl iebr sefdbrli9?"-G.:
nSb- Spbeit - bel Dem beutigen
Stanoe Der @iiienidaft uno ben iani=
tdren gortebrunsen 1T Die meitere 8er=
breitung iebr gebemmt. 80: wSa,
bur9-3eitunsen?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-06
8~rnenklid1rs 3eid)rn.

Bauer gum Inoeren): .@as, Den
Miller 2oisl baIi 6 in Gein' Sienf
9'nommen? ga, oa Bit g iG5n
'rein9'fallen! Wenn Der ANAL orei
Sag mir fiieblt, triest er Den Srampf
in Die S1no'!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-06
AUS Der RuCerne.

unteroffiaier: rWas, Sic
tpollen feline 0srtpanotidaft in Berlin
baben?"-3 ,Nein, Serr un=
terpffisier Ut nterofisier
,Sat Der Menid nod teine Nbnung
bonn 3oolo9iiben @arten !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-06
Observation-Disclosures

Gunbe (oer elmer Briiselei amiiden
benz S6ufer uno ieiner Srau auaeieben
bait: rSie Srau iiebt 10 robun aus,
aber Die meiiien Geile bat lie bod se=
trieat!"-@eielle: .Sa, wiiien Sic,
Der Meiier bat beute @eburtstag uno
ba ldBt lie ibn 'mal g%epinnen !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-06
Rfnnlidf.

.@lie, bring oem @roBmiiiter6en,
tuie es Der Nrst peroronet, Elm @las
Gbampaener nit 8isfuititdns9en !"-
rNber, DIANA, oas lam bod unm6gs
lid gut idmeden !"-. @arum niat,
mein &ino?"-uWeil es bod Der 9ot=
tor berprbnet hat!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-06
Observation-Disclosures alerkntnl.
(Nus Dem Stedbrief e fir cine Ser
bre6erin.) 9eionOeres aennseiben:
,Sdmeiaiam!"
SIM Offer.

8orfibenber (Oie @erIammlung
idlieBeno): rSeien mir einis, meme
Serrer, tpie uns Der 9err @Drreoner
fpeben ermuntert bat, benin iuenn mir
einig iinb, biloen mir cine Madt, gesen
tpel6e ielbit Die GDtter Dergebli9 fdms
bfen! |"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-06
Cine ed1te 4d1mierr.

,9as bieiiee Sbeater III aber mai
cine S6miere ~ Nl!erDinas! Geitern
glbeno ipielten rdbreno Der SOrfellung
Die 2eideu nit Gem publitum .gud +!
aud p"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-06
HuruuSidI.

rWarum 10 perDriebli6, Serr Su=
ber9"-rSa, benfen Gle iit, i1entt
mir meme Nlte 81 meinem @eburtsta9
ben Sausi6liiiel unO wie i6 lin pro-
bir', paBt er nidt !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-06
Gredf.

3u9t6ausbtrettor: nS6ren
Sic 'mal, Die @olle 1T aber iebr i6ledt
gesupft, bas miiien sic beiIer MAIDEN"
-Strdflins: uNa, uiiieu Sc,
,uenr1 Sbnen meme Nrbeet mid pabt,
oan11 tann i'd ia jeben!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-06

Mmerifanif9e Mu tern fomz
men in SeutidIano mebr unb mebr in
Gonium. Sc III bies cine Golge oes
Steisens ber pretie fur bolldnbiide
Muiern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-06

unteroffisier (beim 8emebrrei-
nieun9s=llnterridt): limb bann bat
Der Soloat bauptid6li6 barauf su
feben1, baB er I'M 2aufe oes @ewebres
feline fremoen grotbeile entDeft !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-06
1nuS Enulf.

Sraulein gum &aoler): r@as
baben Sic nun getsal, als lid Sbnen
in Der @iiite pl6BIib Der 2Oire in ben
Mea fellte2"-& aoler: .@as ioll
i9 eetban baben-getlinaelt!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-06
Grand Pacific Hotel
Gde bon 6. Ave. uun 4. Strabc,
at. SIpuc, Wiuu.

Our gefaligen Nahrlbt, oas i'd cbige'
Sotel, zines Der GlteIten uno beft befanE
ten 6otels in Der Staot, alter S9Gfers
Blas) iibernommer babe, nit Dem aud
gut eiuaeri6tete Staluugen %uerbunbe,
limb. @egeu quite uno prompte Seoie
nung uno nit Der 3utberuns, ieben
Sunoen mein 6otal in ieoer 6initbt 81
einem anaenehmen 6eim au eeftalteu, Elm
pfebIt ii9 beiteus einem seebrten Bubli
FUN pom nab uno fern
22=3mtS Sahrt Gauf1nQun.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-06
Bnahnfte Benterk11nn.

o.: .Senten Sic lid, 9efern i1
metn 9ruoer, Der Sberf6rier, Inc
@aiier sefallen 3D.: .Na, oa bal
er lid bod iiderli9 iofort wieOer ber'
ausQelpoen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-06
ann,ner xs%iunrNrpirlrr.

(aui Dem NadGauiewe9e.) .S6re,
mein 6reuno, gu i6wantf rerbt be-
bentli1 bin uno Der: gu muBt me9r
Gpntreeifet 0eben !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-06

A1ta Ser anltrukttn,1H1fnnn
5auptmann: nWas tbun- sic,
tuenn bel Nadt Oas glarmseiden err
tOnt?"-& rGdlafen, Serr
Sauptmann !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-06

Stalienii9eN n.
Na6 benz allidbrliden 9eridt iiber bic
8efruteneinfelluns in Stalien mar
oaielbf in bieiem Sabre bic 3abl Der
Nnalpbabeten 73,495 unter 2O4. SIS,
alio 1873 bonn 9unoert, mebr als Elm
pplles Srittel. Sberitalien 1T nit 81
bonn Sunbert pertreten, BON ben mittel=
italieniiden Getruten uaren 40 ppm
Sunoert Nnalpbabeten, bon ben unter=
italienifben IS pom Sunoert, bon Den
iniularen SO bonn 9unoert. Son ben
einselnen 2anoeatbeilen fte6t, ME
INNER, Biemont nit Is bonn Sunbert
am aiiniisiien, Galabrien nit 81 bonn
Sunoert am un9iinhigfen.
Sur9 Die ginIbrun9 BON
Mafdtnen iino in ben leBten Sab
rem in England 14O, 900 Sarmarbeiter
bei6dftisungslos g%etporoen, mdbrenO
bic 9erteiluns iener Maidinen nur
Die Mrbeit BON 1900 perionen in einem
Sabre erforoerte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-06
5lrhprtrnHett.

a.: rSt bas nidt riibrenO. ME oft
aans bsrIdieoene Sbiere in gr6Bter
SreunoiGait nit chamber leben-mie
gum 8eiipisl cine Gase nit jullsen
Siibnern, cine SiinOin nit Saisn, ia
ioaar cine Sub nit junsen Serfeln?"-
g.: $50, ia, man mub seraOe ~itaunen.
Nber bel ben Menf6en 1T es ebenIo
ooer nod auffallenoer: Ga tenn t9
gum geiipiel einen Bripatier-etn
red tes 8binoserps, Der nit elmer
Sdneeaans i6on IS Sabre lang in
arDBter Gintraht Iebt! !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-06
3app'S
Inleibe> Sdnf,
gHeiflid, pprn Gourthaie. ct. Glouo. @inn.

Weitltd pom G0ltrtbaliie, ct. Nl0llo, Wftltlt.
3ablt 4 grosent Sntereiien auf @elber, wel6e
fir e9sSnats b%epOnirt wsrSen. Serborst @elD
auf @ranbeisentbnm, wel6es gu ieber !5eit
fdGis ober ni6t, entpeber sans ober tbeilweis
ie, ie mad gelieben suriidbesablt merben fanu.
gerfauft @ediel, Geloienouugea nnb Yaiase=
Sfjeine pom unb mad alien 9anbern G.roz
pas. aus;ise aus ben @runbbi6ern (ab=
i%trafts), gouma9ten, &auf= nnb Sppotbefen
inb ionitise ~llrfunben perben seiesli6 auss
sefertist unb %beslaubiet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-06
an Drr 5prrh1lt,tnnr Tir gilt
hrnittrlte.

3abnarat (drserli6): "Iebmen
sic fi6 bod etwas suiammen Sic
i6reien ia gerabe, OILS Db Sic 5 Walt
fiir's Geiben besablen miiBteu !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-06
6umortdi(6es.

Gin nutea Glitter.
@at gum @irtb): nSerr Wirtb,
als i6 su eiien begann, bate i'd Nppes
tit uno nun babe i6 Sunger!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-06

Gin ,.naaiu,,trr Rtd1te-s
.Wie alt fino sic, 3eusin?"-wS9
bin-i9 bin-"-. Seeilen sic iid-
ieoe Minute madt Das nur nod draer !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-06
Carl Wtaa6
NGubler i'll

@rbl, Sicbfutter, &pru, Saicr, Salt nnS &C:
preBtcm Sca.
9alr Die auerbelie 9Sadre miro III Slportcm-
meuiter uno ~reeliter sSeile 9~elletert.
24-6. Npe. liolth, Selephon ISL n.
e7-bo ct. Glnuo Minn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-06
HnpfrnFI

CAT (bem elm bereits lebenoer Safe
boraeieBt wurbe): rSeiias, ieiias. Der
&dl' is ia oas reinie Wutomobil."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-06
St.8eneDtct's NcaDemD
ct. Spiepb, Stcarus Gp., WfiHn.

Ser unterriht in perielben nmtabt bic
oeutfthe uno ensliihe Spra6e, nebft auen
weiblihen 8 anoarbeiten lowte
Sei6nen uup Malen. Sefonoere Anf'
ulsrfiamfet! oem
liuterrtcbt in Der Muff
aeihsntt. Nuh miro bier 3ohtern 8ele'
aeubsit aeboten, iib fir oas Sebrfah aus:
subilben.-3u 9erbinouna nit Der Nta'
beHie, ieooa int einem beionoeren @ebdu'
be miro cine Snule seleitet fir Snaben
Don 3 bis II Sahreu. ooielbt tie cine quite
gr,iebuuQ uno miitterlihe Sorgfalt ses
Hisben.-llm ndbere Nustunft menoe man
,fi6 gefdaiait an
Sr. Directress, O s. B.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-06
Nn eriter Steae ~empfeblen mir ben
,,6erDlO : &dlenDer"
Cir SaS Sabr 1901,
0ebet= 1atO 6duSbiMer.

gte suuor rurben I6Onere @ebetbi6er in beuf6er, ensli6er
unb polnii6er Sprade pn trSenb einem 3ettunssseI6dft als 4ra=
men ofgirt, we Sieies Sabr pom vNOroltern."
Sebetbiidber in rsidbaltstr auspa6l, in Ben pertb= uno seidmad=
pouiten gtnbsnben uno nit bit a~epdbteu SeIefeff rei9banis in fG=
mem ODER srobem Druid uerieben.
&auSbiieber we Sanbpoituen, 2eben Ser Seiisen, 0a6folse 9buti,
%erfldruns bes GReBopiers, SrOf i'm Alter, SrOit Ser armen Seelen II.
5. M. @enn nbt ale, 10 loute rueniefens zines bieler fir ben 6ausz
sebrau6 eprobten erbaulnssbdder in isber Somilis gu Tnben ien.
6 rueihre, Joentrdnse, stoer II. / 10. in i6Onfer uno better aus=
mabl.
Sour Elm Sabr Ben Ssorbftern" I'M goraus besab(t, unb mar
bot bos Slatt in anbstradt Der tpertbpoaen Hrdmte umioult.
.uniere &etienben tpie bic 2pfalaeenten itao nit Wrd
mtelt ppbl Deriebfn. Wenn bas Nbpnnement fit Spr
alsbesahlung tn Der Sfftce eineebt, 'pirb bic entipredeu
be YrGmte ipfprt 3ueei6ift.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-06
NcrlnmSf.

Sin outer, uuerlGitser Sertanier III lepem
Snmm INN mrlerc ielneu aui Seltellin9 Sc
modttn 9ln;i0c. lleberrode nnN Holsn 81
mSrfouisu, Snocm mir ieneu AnSnS Ibnels
Srn Tuo itriFt nab NtoB madden. 9arantlren
mir, paR ieocr AusuS pObt. unlere FreLle
mn NON s. auiw0rtS bis gum boh'ten. Sbr
fSnut mebr @elo maiden, wenn Sbr mr. IN"
nrbtitct ais iir irsenp ein anceres Sans I'M
goupe. Shrcibt Ioiort Dor N~tnlter : %orl07
0cn, &~eoinsungen uup Serritprtum nit Vie
Harrington u. & q: NfiNS,
5o-4 GbicaSo, 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-06
reInI1pennuBI

9iGter (u ieinem &ollesen):
xGie molten lid aliO ben Bart abnehs
men laiIen?" - Gollege: ,Sa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-25
TWO DROWNED IN THE HrDSOI.
YOUNG MEN GO DOWN LOCKED IN EACH
OTHERS ARMs-ONE COULD NOT SWIM.

YOUNG MEN GO DOWN LOCKED IN EACH
OTHERS ARMs-oNE COULD NOT SWIM
Ernest Longbotham, twenty-one years old. Of No.
2S5 Warburton-ave., Yonkers. and Harry BisseH
twenty-four years old Of No. l75 North Broadway
that city, drowned at noon yesterday oppo-
site GIenwood, in the Hudson River They were
members of the Yonkers Canoe Club. and had gone
out from the clubhouse in a just purchased
by BisselL The latter handled he double bladed
oar. number Of at the Canoe Club. the
Palisade Boat Club and the Yonkers Yacht Club
them set The rough and
stiff breeze blowing from the south The
canoe shot out toward the middle of the river, and
soon was but speck floating under the shadow Of
the Palisades. Just they put out from the club
house F. NJ Berry ana Fred Peen. of the Pail
SADIE Boat Club, accompanied by two women. also
started for a The latter soon outdstanced
the little canoe. AS they passed Longbotham
called out that he and Bissell would catch them
He stood up in the she'll drew of his sweater
stretched it the ends of the paddle and
hoisted it for sail. A gust Of wind upset the
canoe, throwing both occupants into the river
Longbotham could not swim, and went down
Bissell swan few strokes, expecting grasp hold
Of the canoe. but the wind had blown 1t of his
reach. The fast running tide retarded his move
ments. As Longbotham came up Bissen caught
hold Of him. Longbotham seized Bisselrs body
and a second later the two, locked in each others
In the mean time Peen Berry and the young
They were less than quarter Of mile away. but
when they reached the spot the men had disap-
peared- Berry pulled the alongside his own
boat. but two caps and the paddle with the
sweater on IT were all that he found. The acct
dent also seen by Eddie and John Mclean
sons Of John Mclean. fisherman the Jersey
shore. The two boys rowing within two
hundred feet of the canoe when it upset They
young, and began 10 cry and called 70 their
father. Mclean the struggling in the
water and quickly pulled out to them. but
late.
Peen and Berry pulled back 70 the clubhouse and
reported the drowning. Within fifteen minutes
after the accident the river alive with per-
attempting to the bodies with grap-
ping hooks. Among the searchers Commo-
dore A. J. Prime uncle OF Bissell. At dark the
bodies had not been found
Both young only They were
well known socially. and bookkeepers in the
Yonkers Citizens National Bank. Longbotham's
father is in the feather business in this city.
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WANTS TO PROVE HER PARENTAGE.
GIRL HAS HER FATHER AND MOTHER
SUMMONED TO COURT.

Florence Stancliffe a saleswoman in B. Alt
man & Co.'S Sixth-ave. store. tall and shapely
and seventeen years old. wants to know whether
the man and woman she has known her
parents from her earliest recollection are really
her father and mother. She is known the
daughter of E Standcliff. the electrical engineer
the Herald Square Theatre who lives at No.
West One-hundred- and -sixth-st In the hope
of forcing the supposed secret from Mr.. and
Mrs. Standcliff the young woman caused them
TO be summoned yesterday before Magistrate
Hogan, in the West Side Court The case was
the last called. and the complainant with her
counsel. William Henry Knox. stepped before
the Bench.
What is the trouble?" asked Magistrate
Hogan
only little dispute between mother and
daughter" answered Mrs Catherine Stanclif
Il have grave suspicious that you not my
mother. and l want TO know who I Neither
you my alleged father resembles me in any
way, and you insist on my spelling my name
with final "e" while you drop that letter"
answered the troubled young woman.
You are entitled to know all about yourself"
answered Magistrate Hogan, and if you come
back here on Tuesday morning will endeavor
to solve the mystery for you
The Stancliffs said their daughter making
trouble about nothing. and by advice of her
counsel the young would not talk further
in court about the case
Mrs Standcliff said last night that she had
summoned her daughter before Magistrate
Hogan. instead Of her daughter summOning her.
Mrs. Standcliffs reason, she said, for taking this
action was because her daughter was dsobedi
ent and stayed out late. and she thought that if
the girl were reprmanded by the Magistrate 1t
would do her good Her daughter got the idea
that the parentage assumed because some
women told the girl that Mrs. Standcliffs APP
pearance was too youthful for her to be Flor
enCe's mother.
Il will not appear in court Tuesday" said
Mrs. Standcliff. because all heartbroken
over the way the affair has been twisted"
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the way up 70 the large hall on the third story
where appropriate exercises were held. including
addresses by the Rev F. ]. Hubach. Mayor Nc
kenzie and Councilman J. Fl. Vreeland.
In the evening banquet was served by Mazzettt
IN the large upper hail OF the building Mayor
Mckenzie presided Senator William NJ Johnson
complimented the borough and its officials on their
hne building and paid tribute TO Mayor Mckenzie
ana his associates Incidentally. Senator Johnson
who had been threatened with a nomination for
governor by the company dinner, remarked
Inat ne had served the shortest term on record
-ihlrtE dayS-and was very glad 10 be out
rank u. Poor, president Of the HaCkensacEr
BOARD or Trade, made a stirring speech, in which
ne predicted great development and progress IN
bergen County. Assemblyman Edmund w Wake
Zee coHSFd tulated the borough upon electing good
men 10 office and keeping them there
/ ne new Municipal Building is q handsome brick
ana stone structure. three stories high On the
HrSt Hoor are the engine room. for IRE apparatus
Win meeting room for the dTemen. police QUAR-
IeTS. JaultoT : quarters and cells on the second
moor are the Council Chamber a library room and
rooms Tor the Borough Collector and Borough
clerk. With a vault in which borough Documents
may ne Kept on the third floor is a hall with
stage ana dressing rooms. The Council Chamber
Is furnished IN oak, and a white marble tabIe- in
the main nall bears the names OF officials con
hected with the building project. The ground
AROUND the hulclnE mas been SOtied and presents
an Unbroken frame OF green The contract prica
Tor the building was E2.U.- The money was So
cured by bonding the borough.
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YOUNG BURGLARS HELD.

Frank Kelly of No 432 West Thirty-second-st,
and Frank Martin. of No. 46 West Thirty-second-
ct. who at midnight on Saturday were caught
plundering the house OF Mrs. H A. Carey. at No.
lB West Forty-seventh-st.. were yesterday ar
raigned before Magistrate Hogan in the West Side
Court.
Detective Lyons who caught the prisoners hid
ing under a piano in the parlor Of Mrs Carey's
house, after they had packed up all the silverware
and wearing apparel in the place ready for re-
moyal, said that the owner OF the property at
Whitestone Long Island. The young burglars were
taken back TO the West Forty seventh-st. station
II is believed that before entering the Carey house
Kelly and Martin tried TO force entrance into
the house of f. b. Shafer, at No 1O3 West Forty
'9ird-st.. but frightened