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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-28
Mr. SCHLES|NGER
SELLS PROPE
IN MARKET ST.
Will Convey Premises at 6S, 20
and II to FairchiId= Bald
win Company.

contract of sale was entered into
yesterday whereby Mr. Louis Schles-
niger, well-known Newark real estate
operator, has agreed to convey the
premises of 6S, 70 and 70 Market street
to the Fairchild- Baldwin Company, for
consideration said to be in the neigh
borhood of 100000. The property con-
sists of a plot so feet az inches by 24O
feet in 9TH, running down to the ex-
treme end of the new theatre now in
course of erection In Washi gton street.
This property has a right of way of
12 feet on Washington street The i'm
provements on this plot consist of
three four-story brick buildings. known
as the Klean Kloes building. which
were remodeled some years ago and
are leased until 1913.
significant incident connected with
this sale is that William s. Fairchild
acquired part of this property in Oc-
tober, 1899, at a purchase price of 81, 900
foot front Mr.. Fairchild later re-
sold his property for a price said to be
in the neighborhood of $17,050. The
new owners, it is said, have no def
mite plans for the Immediate future,
but have acquired the property as they
have unbounded faith in Broad and
Market streets real estate values
The property in question contains
about $4,000 square feet. The firm
stated today that the erection of the
new two-million dollar department
store of L. Bamberger & Co. has been
the means of lending an impetus for
values In this section. The negotia-
tions for the sale of this property were
conducted by Mr.. Louis Kamm, vice
president of Louis Schlesinger, Inc,
in behalf of the owner. and Clifton d.
Baldwin, acting for himself and Mr.
Fairchild
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-28

not venture an opinion as to the con-
struction of law.
The new law virtually takes the con-
troll of the poor departments of the
cities of the State out OF the control
of the present constituted authorities
and puts 1t under the supervision of
the State Charities Aid and Prison Re-
form Association. Mr.. Byers in his
letter to councils after pointing out
the duties of the overseers of the poor
under the new law continues:
"The foregoing sufficiently outlines
the duties of the overseer of the poor
to indicate the Importance of the Of
flee. The interests of your community
and OF the State demand that these
duties shall be efficiently. faithfully
and honestly discharged. The Office de-
mands a man of executive ability; tact,
a knowledge of the poor, their weak
neses and needs one acquainted with
the causes of pauperlsm and the
means for its prevention; a man with
sufficient time to attend to his work
promptly and thoroughly: a man Of
known integrity, and who, in the ad-
ministration of his office, is not likely
to be influenced by political, personal
and other improper Influences"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-28
GRIEF OVER SLAIN
RELATIVE SAID To
HAVE KILLED HIM

Grief over the death of his brother
in-law, who was slain recently, Is said
to have hastened the death of Dennis
Mccarthy, of 81 Union street, Belle
VILE, who died last night. Mccarthy
had been ailing for some time. but
when John Cronin, his brother-in-law,
was killed as the result of a row over
a baseball game in Belleville June he
was much saddened at the news, and
sank rapidly until his death.
Mccarthy lived at the residence Of
rs mother-in-law, Mrs. Mary Cronin.
Hs had conducted saloon at William
and Smith streets, Belleville. Before
engaging in this business he was en-
ployed in the plant of Heller Brothers
file-makers works, in Forest Hill. He
was about 81 years old and was born In
Belleville and lived there ALL life.
The funeral will take place Friday
morning from st. Peters Catholic
Church, Belleville. The interment will
be in st. Peters Cemetery. Mccarthy
is a widower and is survived by a
step-daughter, Miss Elizabeth Kellett,
of Belleville.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-28
PLANS ARE COMPLETE FOR
WILSON DOLLAR DINNER,

The arrangements for the dollar din
ner to Governor Woodrow Wilson were
completed this afternoon by John ].
Clifford, president of the Woodrow IL
son League. and Thomas F. Burning.
chairman of the reception committee.
The Governor Will arrive in this city
at $3.50 o'clock this evening, and will be
sylvania station at Market street to
the home of Thomas l.. Mason, Of
Glen Ridge, POSTMASTER of the occa-
sion. At 1880 o'clock Governor Wilson
will reach the Kruger Auditorium,
where the dinner is to be held
Mr.. Clifford today received letters
from United States Senator MARITIME
and Congressman Tow-1end stating
they would ~. busy all day at Wash
ington and might possibly be prevented
from attending the dinner. If they do
reach Newark It will be late in the eve
ming.
Those scheduled to be seated at the
guest table are:
Governor Woodrow Wilson. Senator
George s. Silzer, Senator Jacob C.
Price. Senator j. A. c. johnson, Sena-
tor Johnson Cornish, Senator George C.
Low, Senator Richard Fitzherbert,
Senator William c. Gebhardt, Senator
James F. Fielder. Senator Harry V.
Osborne, Assemblyman Edward Kenny,
Hon. Dudley Field Malone United
States Senator James e. MARITIME, Con-
gressman f. w. Townsend. Joseph P.
Tumulty, Congressman William
Hughes, Judge Thomas A Davis,
General T. Burd Grubb, Thomas II,
burning, John j. Clifford and Thomas
L. Mason, editor of Life.
Senator Osborne, Assemblyman Ken
ny, Dudley Field Malone, son-in-law
of United States Senator o'Gorman, OF
New York, and William Hughes win
probably speak before the Governor.
About TOO persons are expected to at
tend.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-28
BORE HOLES THROUGH
DOOR TO ROB STORE.
Thieves Make Rich Haul from
Springfield Avenue Shop.

It was reported to the police today
that thieves are again at work in this
city The new men are known as the
"Borers." These men get into the
cellar and bore their way TO the floors
above using an augur. Their haul
last night at the millinery store of
Nathan Whitman, 16O Springfield ave-
nue., was successful. Here, 1t Is al
legged by the police, the men carried
away $500 worth Of ribbons and plumes
The thieves bored "a holes through
the flooring and opened ND a space
large enough to admit man. This is
the first robbery Of the kind that has
been reported to the police I'm almost a
year The goods taken last night were
$50 rolls of ribbon valued at $500. 250
rolls of ribbon valued at $l25 many
plumes valued at $25 each and several
dollars from the cash drawer.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-28
SHOCK PROSTRATES WIFE
OF MAN WHO VANISHED.
No News Yet of Gerhart or Miss
ing Girl.

The wife of II. Eugene Gerhart, of %
Vanderpool street, who disappeared
last week at the same time as Miss
May Hamilton. of New York. is in an
alarming condition today as the result
of shock.
Gerhart was chief clerk Of Division
Superintendent Fisher. of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad, at Jersey City, and
Miss Hamilton was secretary to Pay
master Madden at the same place,
Only one or two relatives and doe
tor were permitted to see Mrs Ger
hart today. No trace has been found
of Mr.. Gerhart or Miss Hamilton.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-28
SUGARMAN TELEGRAPHS
HE'LL RETURN TOMORROW

Joseph Sugarman, who is being sued
by DIR. Charles F. Kraemer, OF the
Board of Works. for $4,000 for slander,
telegraphed his relatives in Newark
today that he would not return home
until tomorrow. Mr.. Sugarman has
been staying by Nassau by -the-Sea and
was expected home today.
DR.. Kraemer filed his suit as a result
of a recent meeting of the Clinton Hill
Improvement Association, when Mr..
Sugarman's remarks regarding Mar
ket street paving are alleged to have
cast reflections upon the honesty II
the Board of Works member.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-28
KING ALFONSO'S ILLNESS
ONCE MORE SERIOUS

IDNDC,, June 2s-That the con-
ditton of King Alfonso, of Spain, Is far
mote serious than has been admitted
is the assertion of the Madrid corre-
spo1dcnt Of the Evening Times.
AAother operation for removing the
disclosed bone In his head has become
imperative. There Is constant dis
charge from the left ear and the iarnyx
is affected. The royal patient, 1t Is said,
suff@s acute pain.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-28

A congestion of coal trucks at all
the northwestern ports through the
inability to load golfers is disorganiz-
ing the railroads.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-28
$4,000
TWENTY-NINE YEARS FOR
ASSAULT ON YOUNG GIRL.
Sever e Sentence for Michael
SerbO, of Perth Amb0y.

NEW BRUNSWICK, June 2S.--Judgs
Daley today sentenced Michael Serbo.
OF Perth Amboy. to twenty-nine years
in State prison for fiendish assault on
Lizzie Tareth, aged 4. of Perth Amboy.
The man pleaded guilty.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09
eSn bic S~nbilammsfrenben bcs @6.

nigreids sStaliens, melde 0asi elbe Sic
les Sobr genieBen ioa, faut ais @er=
mut6stropfen ein 56atten, uno 0aS
lit Sic immer nod b%eitebenoe &luft
3milden SEM &onige bon Stalien lu1o
SEM &aplte ols oenl @errider Ser faz
tboliiden Stride, sic ourd Sic Mnfbe=
bungoes &irdenitaates lr1o Sen &al1b
oes &irdenitattes l1n0 Sic @eraubung
ser pqpitliden Sitter berbeigefiibrt
muroe. 9ieier Sdritt lit bon Ser Sir
DIE itets geredter 8eiie als ein Naub
be5ei9net moroen, uno 10 lange oiele
rGuberii6e 59ma6 0as Dor funf5ig
Sobren geeinigte &onigrei@ Stolien
nidt bon ji9 abi6iittelt, fana1 bon eli
rer @eri0bnung 5wiiden @atifan ln1o
0uirinal feline Geoe ietn. l1no 10
fommt es, oaB mabreno 6aS rationale
@om groBartige 5eite feiert, oaS
papitlide itd in ein Srouergemaro
flei6en miro. &ius ser 3ebnte bot .6as;
laufenoe Sabr ausoriidlib als Elm
e %aueriabr" be5eihnet uno miro BON
sen geiudern, Sic our 6eier nad @om
fommel1, meoer 6iriten nod Etlger
empfnnge1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09
9a suraett mtebcr cine Maitatiun i'm

Gauge lit, sic %@ommiiiion-s taotper=
maltlu1g in st. glouo ein5ufiibren,
0iirfte es uniere 2eier intereiiiere11,
mie mlal1 III Sau Glair, no Sic Cont
million = &er>paltung Dor Sabresfriit
eingefiibrt mr1roe, iiber sic Sode
oenft. 9os 6olgel1oe entneblncl1 mir
bent Gou Gloir @erolo: ~Sn mnlerer
No6baritaot Gbippema Salts acben
sic rYron1oters" unber nno madbel1
Hropagan0a fir cine Gommil1ions
5ta0tpermoltltng., @as treibt ie So
5lr an? gbrli6c Mblidt Sent @elnein=
oepeien SIT belfen? &%einesmegs, e11t=
meoer fins es sic boben @ebalte, ooer
Tie baben lonit eilt giien I'M 6el1er 0as
lie lei6ter bei elmer Gomnillions=%er=
,poltung ourd)5lloriicfen hoffen ais bei
einem Stootrotb. Cine Stoot, pelde
bis6er bon cinenn fobigen Stootrotb
permaltet mltr0c, bot burd1aus feline
l1riade, iib nod 0ieier lebr froglpHroi=
1en N%e1erung SIT lebnen, iie fat Ourd)=
aus nibts SIT geminnen aber iebr piel
slt p%crliercl1. @ir modten ltnieren
anen Grnltes anratben
v2aBt Sic @dn0e oapon."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09
I'm Mmitralien ldeint maj, ben See

Sn Nmitralien ideint man ben Seq
nl,ngen unierer amerifaniiden Sru1ts
nidt piel @eritanonib entgegen gu
bringe,1 urlo ser mnltraliide &anoels=
miniiter bot iogar alien ernites er-
fl6rt, oaB CT Sem an1er1ta111ld)en
6leii6=5rl1it nidt geltotten meroe, l1d]
int 9aroe feit5uiteten nno oas Golt
in ser @eile a%l1s5ubeuten, pie es in
Sen @ereinigten Staaten geldiebt. Us
mii]len in Ml1itralien @eiete eriittren,
oie cin 10 oraltiides @orgeben geltat=
ten inns unlere SolonS fonnten ei11=
mol einc &ommilllpn al Dirt rn1o
stellc jhidfen, l1m iid iiber Die Sad)=
luge 51 infprmiren. Sci geeigneter
Nmenolng Ser gernodten grfobrl1r=
qeu muren sic oom1it perfniipften lln=
folteu uidt peggelporf Ell, lonoer11
f0nuten a1n ierem 2an0e 81 gro ern g.
gen gereiden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09
@taot:N emi8feitem.

- Sene 0rei sdnnfmirtbe, meld)e
unter ser Mnflage iteben, Min0eriab=
rigen geiltige @etra11fe perabrei6t SIT
baben, meroen gnbe Diel er @oGe iid)
Dor sem @%eitrengen gu p%erm1tportel1
baben. @obl fann man nift tmmer
Sag Mlter Sen @eitdtern Ser 0urltigen
Sugen0 obleien, aber ein menig mebr
@oritdt in Ser 8eoienung Ser ST.
geno more ein5elnen 8iermirtben no6(
on5uratben, >penn an0ernf fails oos
@irtbi6aftsipitem nt6t nod mebr in
Mibcreoit geratben iou, alS eS ibon
6ei iolden lit, Sic jenes @ei4aft int
NOR fort nit griil1en Mltgen betra6=
ten.
- Sic Office bcs Sbierar5tcs 9,
). @einbaro befinbet iid lit M1ttd)lerS
9cibitaQ at 8. Mpe. n6rolid). Office
Selepbum 81; @eiibcn5 selcpbpn
1861. 15=3m
- SIN ct. Gapbaels 9olp1tal TT
am letten Snmitag Nadmittag @err
Sobn 81. Murpbp BON ser Sitleite lei
men 2eioen erlegen. Ser Ser torbel1e
errei6te Elm SITTER bon So Sabren, bon
bener1 er 40 in ct. Glol1o nerbrahte.
@ier iton0 CT peridieoenen @eidafte1t
Dor 11r1o NOR BON &rofeilion ei1 Stein=
bauer. Ser Sto6t oiente er perl6ie=
oene Sermine als alderman, r10 iii
olen leinen Stequngen muroe CT lei=
men @erpflihtungen al1berit geredt.
M9it ser @attin betral1er1 adt &inoer
uno flint @eidmiiter ieinen Singing.
Dienitag Morgen fan0 nad einem in
ser aatbeorale gebaltenen &equiem Sic
8eeroigung lnter iebr GROCER Sbeil-
nabme itatt. @abren0 Ser 8egrab<
niBfeier moren sic @raniti6uppen in
|st. @louo un6 &odptqe gei6loiien,
uno cine groBe Mn5aN Steinbaler
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09
Mtit ancrfcnncu s,pcrtber sdneibig=

W(tI uHcTIcuHcNSlutiIDt I SujuttUtY=
felt fat &rdltoent Saft SEN nel1en &on=
greB bereits GIT elmer @rtrasSibung
einberufen. ST bofft, in Ser ne1en
@e'etgebung mebr gntgegenfommen
'ufinoen, a1s in Ser a1ten, obmobl oas
l%tnterbaus oes neuen &ongreiies BON
Ser Sppoiition fot1tro1irt miro. Ser
Hrdiioen beitebt al1f ser Mnnabme 6es
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nit CANADA
uno tbut mobl 6oron. Die Musiid=
ten, oaB 6ieier 8ertrag bonn neltert
&ongreB g%utgebeiBen mer0en miro,
iino gut. SIM @auie 0iirfte Sic gor=
lage nid)t auf 8toeritano itoBen, MUIR
Sc Tie sort bo6 idon einmal paliirt.
SIM Senat bat SOS forti4rittlide Gle
ment ourh sic @ablen bonn 1ebten
SCRIPT erbebli6e 8eritdrfung erfab<
rem, uno au6 bier miro Der @ertrag
mob1 gutgebetBen meroen, iobal0 eini<
ge langatbmige @ertreter beioroerer
Sntereien lire &unititiide ausgeipielt
unb lire 8ereoiamfeit eridopft baben.
Sc 1T ferner pabrideinlt@, BOB Der
11ere @ongreB, sen gmpfebllnget beg
Brdii6enten gert6b, iolde 3ouihran.
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9i65eian:M a@ri@tem

* 2aut MnorOnu1>g oeS bo6m'l ten
@errn 8iidofs Sacob Irobec miro AM
fommen5en sonntag in iolden Sir
ben Ser 9i05ele, in oenen 0ies ni6t
bereits ant pergangenen Sonntag ge=
idab, sic &ollefte fit Sic in un0 aus
ldnoiiden Miiiionen erboben. Gin
Siesbe5iglihes biidoflides sdreiben
auf Seite 2.
Gum Madfo1ger oes perltorbenen
bo6m. Sbpmas GaBbin6 lit bodm.
SEER Sermanm &lein, big oabin
Yfarrer BON Mice, melder nit bent
@eritorbenen 5ugleib in Sen fl. @rie=
iteritan5 erboben mur0e, alS Bfarrer
pom ct. Nidolas ernan1t lporoen. 9ie
@emeinoe in @ice miro einitmeile1
pom bo9m: @errn Nlad}ta aus &opal=
ton an sonntogen Der ieben peroen.
s. sssn Ser pom bodm. &ater Mein=
ra6, 8. g. g., SIT 6armi1g paiforirten
ct. &otbarinen=@ emeir0e muroe am
9iendtag sic %4Oitiin0ige @ebetsanoadt
eroffnet. @dbren5 ser o%reitaglge11
@naoen5eit belfen SEM bo6tp. @farrer
im 8eidtitubI, auf ser &an5el uno ant
Mltare aus Sic bodm. 8eneoictiner
Mlto bon Mlbanp l1ro 2oren5 bon @id=
mono.
s. Sic fir SEN 8au 6es nenell
Sdmelternbauies ser &atbeoralge=
meiroe eingereihte1 Mngebote wuroert
Mittpod Mbeno pergangener @ode
ge0ffnet. SIM @a115en befanoen lid)
pier Mngebote i11 Sen @a1toen oes 8ol1=
fomittes: Go. @ohl $15,524; $.
.Stedling $t4,9s2; &arl aropp $12,=
$50; gouoro @irt $12,25S. 2ette=
rent ipur0e Ser &pntraft surge prpd)en.
Sic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. auf oem
8ouplote, Sent olten NronO51nsfis
@obnplate, iino I'M ppl1en @ange, n11o
lobolo 0ieie getbol1, Miro Ser &ontroc=
tor Sen berrlidel1 Mel1bal1 in Mngritf
nebmen lalien.
ss SSl1 Ser ct. @orifa5ins=&ird)e SIT
Golo Spring elupfingen gelterl1,
Niittmod, 1,1o 6el,te Morgcn ilber
100 Sdllfin0er pom s bis IL Sabre
oft aus ser @al1o oes bodrm. &farrers,
9ater Mo1rl1s, .. g. g., Sic critic fl.
&orumu11ion. Morgen, 6reitag, mer=
Sen nod 80 &inocr bei elmer ltillen
Melie l1n1 s l1br 5l1gelaiien meroer1.
1em papltliden Gefret be5iiglid Ser
Sri tfinberfommuninn lit lprnit in Golo
|Spring entiprpden.
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ltncrjdiittcrlid) itcbt Scr &atifan IL

ry
ser @ebauptl1ng ieiner &edte oa, lt11o
i1 oiei em Sin11e fat er abermalS Der
ipaniihcn @egierllng cine Note 5uge=
lteat, ste cine nelre @eigerung, Die
&erbon0lungen init Spanlen mleoer
auf5unebmen, entbolt, fails Sic @egie=
rltl,g iib nidt bereit erflart, ii6 nit
ser &urie iiber Sic geplante Sroenge=
lebgebung uno aue iibrigen reltgioien
Iragen in bem Brogramm oes &abt=
netts Gonolegos ST. einigen, Die 5l1m
@rl,d gefiibrt baben, ebe sic betreffen=
SEN 6rogen int ipanii6en &arlament
sur Sprade famen. 9ieie @eigerung
lit Sic M(1tport oes @atifanS auf Spa=
MEMS @ori6lag, mie0er einen 8otl&af=
ter BEL ser &rrte ein5uieten, fails bieie
bereit iei, sic @erban6lungen iiber Sic
&epiiion 6es &pnforoats mieoer al1f 5u=
nebmen. @ie ltol5e @r0Ben Dor linn
10 miro aud @analegas iein @arpt Dor
oem &edte bellgen miilien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09
Sic Traae Der bireften Sematprcn.

Bic Trage Der bireften Senatoren:
mabl miro I'M fommen0en &ongref
mieoer aufgenommen mer6en. Sn5tpi.
iden lei oarauf aufmerfia m gemadt
oaB ii9 bereits 6reiBig Staaten fiji,
Sic nel1e Metbooe erflart baber, un>
SAP MIR nod cine StaatSlegiSlatul
iid oieien an5ui6lieBen bat, UNI oaS
ENHANCEMENT perfaiiungsmabig gun
&~olfsabitimml1ng gu bringen. Sic
Staaten, sic iih 0afiir erflart baber
iin0: Nrfanias, California, COLORADO.
Sainois, Snoiana, Soa6o, &onias.
aentdp, 9ouiiiana, Soma, Mi6iga1,
Minneiota, Miilouri, Montona, gseba-
So, SEEM Seriep, Mebrasfa, Mortb Ga.
rolina, Mortb 0afota, Ohio, Sflabo-
ma, Sregon, Henniploania, Soutf
9afota, Senneiiee, Seras, l1tab,
@aibington, @isconiin ltn0 @Do-
ming.
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Bic ppm Sdabamtsiefretar bcfiir=

49,
mprtete Sill, monob Sic Hanamofo=
nal Bombs int @etroge bon $780,
000, 900, gu 6eren @uSgabe Sic Ct
rr3dtigung bereits I'M Nopnelder
3olltarifgeleb ertbeilt mor0en lit, niht
CUR Dedung Ser Observation-Disclosures
melde III &erfebr gel ebt mer0e11, BE-
n.tbt lperoen Stir EN-, lit, nab0em Ser
Senot bereits bofiir geitimmt, aad
i'm !@oltie o1tgerom11e11 mor0en. 3lped
oerielben lit. SEN 3peipro3entigen lint
teo States 8on0s, meld)e i'm Betrage
BON 500, 100000 ol1sgegeben mor0eu
fins, ibren a11rs SIT erbalten. Sic
nel1en Bombs tragen 0rei &ro5ent
idbrIider 3inien, iin6 aber fir Sic
Mationalba1fen nidt 10 mertbpon, mie
Sic 5peipro5e11tigen, lpenr1 tie als Def
flung fiir altsgegehene 9eationalbanf=
noten nidt berubt mer0en oiirfen.
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bo6m. 5ran3isfanerpater Sacob, mel.

bo6m. 6ran3isfanerpater Sacob, MEL
der ii@ i'm &loiter gu Dettelbad BET
8ir5burg in 8eiern, einem berubn1=
ten @olfabrtsorte befin0et, bie betrii=
benoe Nadridt, buB feine Wutter,
1rau Mnna Waria Sauer, oie er I'M
pergangenen Sabre in Meiioesbeim,
8aiern, bell1dte, oaielbit I'M Sitter BON
"a Sabren am II. 5e6ruar in ein
6%elleres Senieits biniibergeidlumnert
lei. Ser bo6m. Nater Sacobus tbeilte
nit, boB er ser SHUTTER ieinen 8eiud
angefiin0igt babe uno in Miioesbeim
eben redt5eitig e%ingetroffen lei, UNI
0em 9%egrabhiiie Ser guten Mutter
%Geipobnen 81 f0nuen.
- @ir be5able11 bier Nro5ent an
3eitoepoiiten. Tarmers State 8anf
Of ct. Glol1o, Minn. 16ba
-2out Ser Observation-Disclosures
(ung faat >ouf gtearus County Sic
Summe BON $19,896.SO, oos lit auf
je0en Sbiiler $3.50. Gs geben I'M
Staate n11r>nebr bier Counties, meld)e
cine groBere Sl1mme fir Sda1l5%pefe
aus Sem @ountp=Sadel %be5ieben.
- Ma6 Sabre LANCER Mbmelenbeit
lift q. 8. Gramb BON Seras nah st.
Glouo 5uriidgefebrt urto fat sic Muf=
iidt in Ser office ser 8. S. Gople
3ith 60. iibernomme11.
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Cine Teitlidfeit, melde fir bas

Giut Seitlid)feit, meld)e fir bas
9el1tidtfutm Ser Ser. Staaten un6 BE-
ionoers fir Sic nod leben6en Mitglie=
ser Ser ebemaliyen Sdiibenfompagnie
Ser Surner bon Maihington bon be-
ion0erem SrterelIe lit, fin0et Sent
nadIt in Ser gmoesbnuptlta0t ltatt,
uno ol1d Sic @eteranen in Marplon0,
meld)e 81 Ser hiitoriidsen &ompagnie
geborten, riiiten 5u Ser Ieier. @s bo,1=
self iid I'M SOS feitlihe 8egeben Ser
so. @iberfebr bes gtnmulterlngsta=
ges ser 6reimiQigen 5um 8. 8atai1=
Ion oes 9iitrifts Columbia BEL Mus,
bru6 oes 8iirgerfrieges, meldes So
tailon ii6 in ser @auptia6e aus
oeuti9en Sl1rner1 refrl1tierte.
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I'm ocutid}cu Martncfrciicn lit man

oltBerprnentlid) iiber Sen baloigen @e=
i1cb on1erifaniider &riegsi6iffe i'm
&ie(er @ofcr erfreut. Man min oen
anerifuniihen &ameraoen Sic in ame=
rifoniihen @dfen ge5olte @aitfreuno=
ldloft nit 3anf 5uriid5ablen. Sir
inns Tel1tih=M merifaner lit es jeoen=
fails erf reltli6 81 b0ren, 0aB Uni eren
bieligen 9ol,oslel1ten bon I'M eren fritz
heren 9onoslel1ten elm 10 ber5lideS
@iufomme11 geboten meroen ion. Sb
aopitQn Sims nit bon ser Hartei lein
mir0?
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ten binmegralmen miro, Sic unlere
2ebensmittel mnn0tbig, p%ertbeuern..
Mud lit Musiid}t porbanben, 6aB sic
fortldrittlid)en 8ertreter .beioer 3ar-
teien 5uiammlen mirfen meroen, INN eli
ne 3onermaBigurrg I'M sSntereiie seq
golfsmobles berbei5utubren. Moge
enolib einmal oas 8olf i'm 8apitol '5l
@albington gu ieinem &ebte fomnen!
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IN 9ama 9emtidlan6 rlitet 1ta11

Sn ean5 9enti6lanb rmitet man
lid sur ser om 12. Mar5 itattfin6en'
Sen 80. @eburtstagsfeier 6es auge=
mei11 bo6geadteten &rin5regenten
2iutpol1 bon 8apern: SSn alien 8un-
bes ltooten miro Ser Sag ols Elm mo-
tionoles 6eit bega1gen meroen. Sc
Ser Geuti6e perebrt in Sem g~reiieu
Megenten nidt mir SEN trcuen 8un=
oesfiiriten, ion0ern sen eolen Men=
lden, ser auf Ser &0be leiner Stel=
flung nien1ols pergeiien fat, oaB linn
bielel6e ieinen Mitmeniden gege11=
iiber &flihten at erlegt, fir 6ere11
g(llfiillung BON ibm itets in eoler @ei=
lie Gorge getragen mor6en lit.
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Gem nc11citem &cri:11t SS,.s 8umbes=


Gimpa1oerungs &~nnueil'*:".ss ',ufolge
hot nit 3l= 1tlo 9lbponoerl1ug Sic
@epolferru1g 0es 2an0es int Sobre
1910 cine 3l1l1o6rne Ser frem6ldn0i=
iden @epolferltl1g l1m S14,619 itottge=
fun0en. SAT- ieoer ser beii %teltern0en
@0lferihaften lit in 6ieier bertreten,
MIR Sic Gbinei en, Sapaner, &oreaner
ltlro Siirfen niht, Sic cine Mbnobme
m%f5umeiien babcn, am itarfiten 0ie
Supaner, BON belten 4146 bereinfo=
n1er, pdbren6 1910 6a%por5ogen. Sic
9eltte an ser Baeificfiiite bitten iomi1
nidt piel l1ria6e sur 8eidmer0e,
me1m nidt friibere grf abrltng iie miB.
tra1ii6 gemadt batte.
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BIC Mut,uprt Scr 8a6ne,t amf Be

>lt .>lNllUu@I uCl 0uD1'SN ""I W"
@atenerlaB ser &erfebrs &ommiiiion
erfolgt idneu. Die ct. Haul-8abn
hot bereits 10000 Mrbetter vabge=
legt," l110 Sic anoeren merben mobl
6plge 1eilten. @as oas Hublifum,
reipeftipe sic 8erien0er, ar1f ser einen
Seite geponnen fat, gebt 10 auf Der
onoeren our9 permin0erte @rmerbs=
gelegenbeit berloren. @ie in Ser
mirtbidaftliden &fen, 10 in Ser
gemillen 8unoesautoritaten uno &or.
p%orationen> lit es Sic brittle Hartei
nidt Sic iid frel1t, %ionoern sic Sic So:
iten 5u tragen fat.