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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-24

|aSn fat am 25. SuIi Elm sdaoenfeuer
10 8obnbdirier pernidtet. Drei Saus-
BETTER iino in ben Slammen uurge-
fomnnen. 5fpaben 100000 sc. -
Der @agenfibrer BauersfeIo, Sem oie
Sdl1lb an benz Garl1tlsbabn-l1nfaa
bel &obemarf beigemeiien miro,
muroe AM q. Suit in Der Mdbe bon
@obemarf in eiuem @aloe erb1ngt
anfgefunoen.
5reie StGbte.
Ser @eibsbanf 9auptitene s a ms
bu rg ionen bon 2 8eamten, @ege-
ner unb &amanr, sic perbaftet muir
Sen, 100000 10. peruntreut tporoe1l
lei11. SSn 8remen lit Elm Dor.
nebmer @nglanoer, angeblid SSllrift
uno Sffi5ier Ser britiiden Mrmee, bet
baftet mor0en, Der beiduloigt miro,
peridieoene midttge Sorts an ser @e-
ier photographer gu baben.
&Dnigreid-5 adien.
Gin rieiiger @alobraro miitbete in
einem Ibeile ser Dres6ener Sci
Sc. 10000 011aoratmeter &iefern<
mal5 iolen p%erbrannt fem. - Snfol-
&c zines Streifs mur6en am 5. Mu-
gus in 2eip5ig uno inn tbiringi-
iden 3tltrift an sic 10000 MetaQz
arbeiter ausgeiperrt. 5onte es mfg
lingen, oen 5treif gu idlidten, 10
mir0e oie auSiperrung bon $4,000
Mann in DRESDEN nn6 @bemnib sic
Tolge fem.
8a1crr.
Ser @r5biihof bon Munhen
lebnte sic ieitens 6es Magiitrats bon
Munden err olgfe &raientotion 6es
HfarrerS uno 2an6tagsabgeoroneten
8ranoinger auf Sic 8farrei &una6
bel Miin6en al. = Gum &ector ser
20 il n6ener %ltniberiitdt tpltroe Ser
Ibeologieprofeiior Or. &n0pfIer
geuablt. Cine itarfe strommnq seiq=
tie iid fir Musi6altung Ser tbeologi-
iden 8ac1ltat BEL ser &ectoratsmabl.
Gin @an6i6at, Hrof. 81. Mbberger,
mnroe bon Sen anoeren SaeultGten ab=
gelebnt, neil er SEN Mnti-Mooerniiten=
Cts gei6moren babe. - Gin als u8i=
i6of bon N%a5aretb" %bauitren6er prien=
taliider S16e, Sen 5uerit ein uge=
fretar". begleitete> fat in 50 Is o.
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un0 an0eren Srten iid MeB=
.itipenoten i'm 8etrag bon etpa 5000
90. eridminoelt. CT itieg II. a.. int
&loitern nn6 &%farrbduiern al, mo- er
ii6 bepirtben lieB, un6 las audi file
anb 6a sic Meiie. gu 8enoing uno
0onautportb nabm i'm sic &oli5ei in
- @%eneralmaior 3. 9. Gro
aus % il n 6e n, ser gum Cur
nufentbalt in ser Mdbe bon 8er6tes-
gaoen peilte, itarb Bel elmer Bartie
anf 0em l1ntersberg am @ibidIag.
8dbett.
Ser 2ocomotiofiibrer 6es BEL
M ml1be.im Derungludten 3uges,
Rlatten, mrroe berbaftet, 6a sic Bis
ltnteriudltng cine groBe 6obr=
(afitgfeit i%einerieits ergeben fat. @r
ion mabren6 ether &l1bepauie in 8aie1
5u bel @ein %getrunfen un6 Damn auf
Der Sobrt pergeiien boben, 6oB er in
:Miiubeim balten ioIte. - Sn; Sem
ca. 700 @%inmobner 3dblen0en 2uft=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-24

I1ter. - Muf Sem &alfmerf &arlSglud
gu Geroen muroen lit Ser Ma6t
5um 81. S1li 6ur6 bas. por5eitige
2osgeben zines Sprengibuiies 6rei
Mrbetter getootet.
@effalen.
6rbr. b.. @ertling aus 30 Ii n It e +
fat ii6 bereit erflart, fir Sic font
mensen .9feidstags lpablfreis Miin=
iter= S0sfelo gu can0iotren. - SSn Ser
&rup'iden &annibal= CRUDE berlor
ant 10. Mltguit ser M1ai6iniit 81 g o.
BUN sic Gontroue iiber sic Muf=
5ugsmuidine. Ser S0r6erforb itiir5te
NIT IS Mann in 6ie Siefe, nobel Is
Mrbeiter idmer u11o etrpa 20 anoere
peniger i9limm berleBt mur6en. ~
Sn ser &ubr BEL Min5 ertronfen
0ie 13iabrige &naben SEQ S6eia uno
Sran5 8el5 BON bier beim 8aoen.
- St einem nit beiBem @a1ier ge=
fiiuten 6abriftei6 fnnoen sic 6ralt
oes Mufiebers &armes, oeren 2idb=
rige Go9terden un6 ser Mrbetter @0r=
ges ibren 500. Dte Ml1tter par if
rem &inoe, SOS tn sen Seih gefallen
NOR, gu bilfe geeilt, uno @0rges batte
periudt, bei0e gu retten. 3mei jun
ge 2eute BON Is Sabren Sol. Mon=
lenbuid un0 Mrnolo 811Bmann bon
@nnigerloh bei6e Is Sabre alt,
ertranfen in Ser Steingrube ser &C.
mentfabrif u@ermania" beim @a6en.
~ gerbaftet tpuroe Ser 8anfoirector
b. s. Sei6e it., Biz Dor fur5em Setter
ser Giliale 6es Marfiiden 8anfber=
ems M.=@. in &aipe. gs iollen
bebeuten6e nnteridleife unb @ediel=
falidungen borliegen. = 6euer ger
it0rte in 2i6enideio 4 @obn=
bauie Ell, mel9e bon z Samilten be-
mobnt maren. - 3um Ocean ser
Ba6erbornert beologii@ pbiIo-
iopbti6en 6acultat muroe 8rof. 81.
Seldboff fir SOS fommen6e @duI=
.iabr gep6bIt.
&betnprobtn5.
Nrf ser 5trede 6es MitteIrbeins
bon GDIn bis 0uiSburq fir6 au1
90, %. un6 "a. Sl1li insgeiammt
80 Ser onen an &ibid1ageng e<
ftorben. gu &ir6ratb 1egten
am 6. Iuguft ein angeblih b1rd ipie=
lenoe &in6er beruriadter 8ran6 8
@ebofte in Slide. - Ser gigarre11=
bdn01er Otto &einri6 uro feline Srau
aus DMiieI6or .tpltr6en am 81.
Snli erbangt, iein Sobn %er6roielt
anfgefun6en. S6mmtltde @asbdbne
ser @obn11ng rpare1 geoffnet. Sci
8aoen iin6 am 90. Suit 3 Berio-
men %ertrunfet1. Nv 8erntutbli9 in ei-
mem Mnfan bon @eiitesitorung 6urd.
1dJ11ttt Der Sapetettba110ler &arl Shll-
debter aus @ifen fi4 uno ieiner
6rall NIT ei1em Soi9enmeiier ben
&als. Ma11 fano bei6e als 2eiden
Dor. Ser Mr3t @ersbofen bon @.o-
6esberg begging Selbitmoro megen
Mabrnngsiorgen. - gm 26. Suli
.tDur6e Ser 35iabrige 8rocuriff MaIber
bon ben Oberrheiniiden StabI. un6
giien.@ ieBereien in 8 erbnn e n
tpegen attgebli9er nnteridIag1111ger,
n Sobe bon 100000 so. berbaftet.
&efen.Makax.
sSn ben Sdrebergdrten bor benz
2eip5iger Gbor In GafieI mnr6en
am %. S1Ii 10s@ittber bonn BIit sge.
troffen. Man bofft, lie an 2eben er.
balten 81 f6drrten. .Sn S I q II tie n
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-24

Ser Nrdiibent ideint ieiner @ie>
bermabl 10 iiber 81 iein, oaB er ni6t
0os geringite 0arlm giebt, mas ser
GongreB tbun ODER ni6t tbun miro.
@r ideint ielbit Die 0ffentlihe Mei=
nu11g nidt mebr gu befiirdten, 6a ibm
ser Gongreb in iebr leidtiinniger 8ei=
lie Sic n0tbigen &eiiegeloer gegeben
bat, 10 6oB> ct luodenlang int 2an6e
tberutt bummeGn un0 8ropagan0a fir
ii9 uno SEN rgtan0pat" =Sbeil Ser re-
publtfanilden Hartei maden fam.
8is 5u Saft batten oie amertfanii6en
&raii0enten itets cine geuiiie M6tung
fir SEN Senat, neil sic 5enatoren sic
.Souperanitat ser 5taaten repreienti=
rem inns in pielen 8e5tebungen ielbit
Gbeile 0es epecuttpen 8meiges ser &e=
gierung iin6. 8raiioent Saft beban=
0elt Sic Senatoren mie 6umme SUIT
gems. @enn ser Senat nibt glei9
nod 1etner Bfetfe tan5t, 10 labt CT
einen nab 6em an6eren Ser Sogatrd<
ger no@ Sem @eiBen @auie fommen
ut16 Iiebt linn Damn geborig sic 2e<
oiten. @lft 6as bel 'einem Senator
nidt, 10 miro linn iein Mntbeil an ser
Memterpatronage %ent5ogen. Cine mi=
litdriide 9iftatur fann elmer &epub=
lit iebr gefdbrIi6 mer0en, tpobl ober
au6 cine ridterlide 9iiftatur, tpie iie
jebt bon Sem &epublifaner @iniam
@omar6 Saft arsgeiibt miro. Sober
oenfen6e amerifanii@er 8iirger iorlte
onr6 6ie @abl zines 6emofrntti9en
8%rditoenten int ndbften Sabre Sen
gegenmartigen 3uffanoen Elm gnoe
maben.
g.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-24
Sic alte &etmatb.
@efprenfen

Gas Sort Samen int areiie
&urtbaus, oaB etpa 700 Ginpobner
5aiblte, lit nie6ergebrannt. Die gum
groBten Sbeil aus &%ol5fadmerf err
bauten nn6 bielfa9 NIT 5@inoeln ge=
oedten @atuier maren 0erartig uusge=
60rrt, oaB fte mie 8un0er bra1tnten,
un0 sic 20i6periu6e muroen 0ur6
Mangel an @alier bolitanoig berei=
telt. Sic gan6e 8epolferung lit Oh
bodlos. Das glen6 tit I'M 10 GROCER,
als Sic 2eute nidts peiter ols. ibr
2eben gerettet baben uno ond .bas
8ieb in SEN Tlammen u%mgefontmen
lit.
S6lefien.
Ser in 8resIau D%eritorbene
Gedtsantpalt un6 Notar Berger ber=
mndte in ieinem Sc tament Der v@reS=
lal1er Mntpalts = &ammer anoertbalb
MiQionen Morf, sic CUR rnteritiitung
bon NotarS= @tttmet1= un6 @oiien ber-
men0et mer6en iolen. SIM 9orfe
56merta mur6e sic S3idbrige
6rdu Soiepb ermorbet aufgefun0en.
slls ser Sbat ber6d@tig muroe sic
sdmiegertodter ser @rmor6erten per=
baftet. Ser CUR Grobe0ienitletitung
ais 3ollaufieber fomntan6irte 6elo=
mebel -So5us5ies murbe untpeit ser
@ren5e bet &auterburge rldoi-
len al1fgefun6en. l1nteriudt miro, Oh
5elbitmor6 o6er Mor6 porliegt.
Sadien.
SIN einem &aferfelo BEL &aI1e
mur0e am %. Suli ser &lempnermei=
iter Saul @ngIing nut elmer idiperen
&opfmun0e ermoroet aufgefunoen.
Son Dem M0roer feblt ieoe Spur.
- Snfolge faIider @eidenitell11ng
entgleiite auf Ser 8abnitrede Mel1=
S6ensleber. - @eferlingen gu $ s r.
ingen Elm Berionen5ug, nobel
adt &erionen berlebt pur6en. Ser
Materialida0en lit beoeuten0. - Ser
&ednungSratb @erman1t. bon Sam
gerbau e II, Ser nit ieinen beioen
Sobnen anf Ben Mnitan6 geganger1
NOR, eridob aus &erieben Sen iunge-
rem, einen 1%6idbrigen 5ecunoaner.
9annuber.
Ser felt Sabren in Megpten a1t-
iaiiige &il6esbeimer 8lbelm &ali-
5aeus bot fetner @ater1taot Sill
oeSbeim etn Muieum geitiftet, 6os
eine Sammllng bon alten u116 nel1erl
dgpptiiden Sddben entbaiIt, sic ein-
gig in tbrer Mrt III Der got5en @elt
oaitebt. Die 5amn1Iltng lit bon BOZ
benz miiieni9aftIi9em, biitorii9em
Mertb, 10 6aB tie sen MeD bieIer gro-
Der @~ultur-Metropolen berborrnfen
6iirffe. gu Duberita6t,b brad
1T ser Madt gum 26. SuIi in einem
4&auie Der @itttpe Colbert Geuer aus,
Dem z @%obnbdl1fer uno mebrere See
be%ngebauoe gum 0pfer fielen. SIN
.folge 8libid4ngs ualroen in SIRE.
ren bic 2ebrernobnl1nq, Die anlie-
gen6e 5toppeI'ihe 81derei uno sic
8obnungen Der @allfIeute @iepenfort
5un6 g1oppertburg ei%ngedid)ert. 80 gu
GieboIbebanen lit am 26.
sSl.I Ser bodpp. Debdnt Sieberg fonft
i'm &errt entihInfen. Ct mar 1T 1894
3n Sobre geboren ut1o felt 1873 grie-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-24

@enn @raii6ent Saft audi MIR eli
men 5unfen bon Mdtung fir Sic Of
fentlide @einung befibt, 10 ionte er
The Clay City times., 1911-10-12
It's Equal Don't I:xist,

No one has ever made n salve.
ointment or balm to compare with
Bucklnn's Arnica Salve. It's the
one perfect healer of Cuts, Corns.
Burns, Bruises. Snrrs. >;cald-. ho j..
Ulcers, Eczema, Salt kneum. i'o'
sore Eyes, Cold Soe>, { mapped
hands or SprainS its suptcm". Ia.
rivaled for Piles. Trv it. Only 25c
at Swami Day Lumber COS. =.
The Clay City times., 1911-10-12
Ayerts Awful Tragedy.

Timely advice .iven Mrs. G.. vii.
loughby, of Marengo, Wis, OR.
No. | prevented Il dreadful trnge-
dy aud saved two lives. Doctors
had said her irightful cough was IA
consumption" cough and coulo
do little to help hel After many
remedies failed, her aunt urged her
To take DR.. Kings New Discovery.
II have been using it for some
time" she wrote land the awful
cough has almost gone. 1t also
saved my li,th boy when taken
with a sever bronchial trouble
This matchless medicine has no e.
qnal for throat and lung troubles.
Price soc and S1.0O. Trial blttic
free. Guaranteed by Swann-Day
Lumber Co.
The Clay City times., 1911-10-12
CONVENTION.

a mass convention is hereby
called to meet at the court house
in Stanton on Saturday, Oct 1Ith,
1911, for the purpose of nominat-
ing a candidate for Sheriff of Pow II
County to be voted for at the No
vember election under the device OF
the Log Cabin. All good citizens,
regardless Of their political afiilia-
ton, are hereby invited to attend
said conventicn.
ny order of Powell County Rcpub-
lican Committee.
The Clay City times., 1911-10-12
We'll Show You.

If you have any doubt the
goods you ought to buy, We waEt
to show yon. If you have any
doubt about the place to 60, we'd
like to tell you several things about
our line. Full quality, great va
riety. low cost. All we say is
backed by what we do.
Williams Two Stores,
Clay City. XIV.
The Clay City times., 1911-10-12

y train load of negroes went
up the road Yesterday to work on
the extension of the l.. Il T..
They were all l.. d n. cars which
is further proof that the l.. n y.
has bought the l.. IL. f..
The Clay City times., 1911-10-12
Gives Aid 40 Strikers.

Sometimes liver. kidneys and
bowels seem to 90 on strike and
refuse TO work right. Then you
nee thosed pleasant little strike
break ers-Dr King's New Nife
Pills-to give them natural aid and
gently compel proper action. Elk.
cellent health soon follows, Try
them. 25c at Swann-Day Lumber
Co.'S store.
The Clay City times., 1911-10-12
Sewing Machines at Public Sale.

In front of the Swann-Day Lum-
ber Company store in Clay City,
Saturday, october 2lst, at . O'Clock
i'm the afternoon. will sell pub
licly two sewing machines tO>the
highest bidder.
A. Il. Petit,
Marshal Clay City.
The Clay City times., 1911-10-12

The new Christian Church on
Cat creek will be dedicated Sun
dav. The dedicatory sermon will
be preached by Ed. W. X. Hard
ing of Winchester.
The Clay City times., 1911-10-12

A. 7. Johnson, Of his city, was
nominated for Sheriff by the
Democrats of PoWclI county at
Stanton saturday. Mr.. Johnson
is II competent man and Will
make IA good official. There is
not a better man for the place in
Powell cDunty.
The Clay City times., 1911-10-12
Harrison Witt, of Calloway's

Harrison Witt, of CallOway's
creek WAS here last week Wand
bought the lumber for "A new
Christian Church ON Dry Ridge,
Estill county. The necessary
cash has been secured, the lum-
her placed on the ground, and
the erection oi she house will be
pushed speedily nn
The Clay City times., 1911-10-12

The Rev. w. p. Fryman, of
West Liberty, stopped over with
his brother, the Rev. Louis Fry
man in this city short time this
week.
The Clay City times., 1911-10-12

The Rev. j. G. Hanley, of the
Stanton College will preach at
the Presbyterian church Sunday
morning and at night.
The Clay City times., 1911-10-12
Is The World Growing Eetter?

Is The World Growing Eetter?
Many things go to prove that it is.
The wav thousands are trying TO
help Others is proof. Among them
is Mrs. W. w. Gould, of PittStield,
n. II. Finding good health by tax
ing Electric Bitters, she now ad-
vises other sufferers, everywhere,
to take them. "For years | suffer
ed with stomach and kidney troub.
le.' she writes Every medicine
| used failed till ] took Electric Bit
ters. But this grea, remedy hell.
ed me wonderfully" They'll help
any woman. They're the best ton.
ic and finest liver and kidney rem
edy that's made. Try them You'll
see. sec at Swann-Day Lumber
Co.'S store.
The Clay City times., 1911-10-12

Jesse Hines, of Cherokee, Kas.
and Mrs. Eliza Fisher, of Elm
wood, Kas. visited Judge and
Mrs. II. j. Fletcher Monday.
The Clay City times., 1911-10-12

Mrs. Hoyt Russell is visiting
her sisters, Mrs. g. B. Dickson
and Mrs. j. Z. Coliver at Ash
land.
The Clay City times., 1911-10-12

Ed Bush and Miss Baber were
married Monday night on Hard
wick's Creek.
The Clay City times., 1911-10-12

Mrs. Lizzie Jane Hines, of
Levee, visited her brother, A. &.
Estes on Hardwick's creek last
week.
The Clay City times., 1911-10-12

James Wiseman, of Irvine, was
here yesterday on business
mission.
The Clay City times., 1911-10-12

Mrs. Edward Rose was taken
seriously i'll Sunday, but is out Of
danger now.
The Clay City times., 1911-10-12
LOCAL BRENITIES.
THU RSDAY, ~. Oct. -, 1911.

Miss Irene Mardis, of Cynthi.
ana, is visiting Mrs. Jennie Rus
sell.
The Clay City times., 1911-10-12

Mrs. A. f. Sans, of Clark
county, spent the first of the
week with relatives in the city.
The Clay City times., 1911-10-12

Mrs. VIM. &. Martin returned
Tuesday from a visit to relatives
in Montgomery county.
The Clay City times., 1911-10-12

The continued rains and warm
weather are causing corn TO rot
in the shock very badly.
The Clay City times., 1911-10-12

Mrs. Julia Mizc spent Il frw
days with her husband, Clark
Mizc at Quicks,nd thiSweck.
The Clay City times., 1911-10-12

Mr.. aud Mrs. Mrs. a. T. Whit
aud Mrs. V. I. MrGuiir are Wis
iting friends in leXinotun.
The Clay City times., 1911-10-12

here. Wen give you the most for
them; we are sure of this-yOu
need only try it once and you'll be
sure, too. Williams Cash Grocery,
CLAY City, Ky.
The Clay City times., 1911-10-12

If you want
To see your
dollars lnagni-
fy and increase
as you spend
them, W h y,
spend them
New-York tribune., 1911-09-20
FUNERAL OF COL. M'CooK
DR.. F. J.. Patton Officiates at Services
Flags at Halfmast.
Ia TeIeeranh % The Tribune.

Long Branch y. D., Sept. l9-The tu-
neral Of Colonel John James McCook was
held to-day and Seabright and Rumson
united in paying tribute to his memory.
The flags on the fire houses in both bor-
cughs and those on the public schools and
the Seabright Beach club were at half
mast
The Rev Dr. T. L. Patton, formerly pres
ident Of Princeton University oiiiciated at
the various services held at Colonel Nc
Cooks late home, at the Seabrght Pres
hvterian Chapel and at the grave in Prince
ton. THE chapel, which Colonel McCook
Helped 10 found, was crowded with resi-
dents Of tho twin boroughs, many ot whom
had come 10 know Colonel McCOok per
sonaIIy by reason of his having spent
thirty summers at Seabright.
st the services i'm the chapel, after the
reading Of the Scriptures and the singing
Of one Of Colonel McCooks favorite hymns
by tho choir Of the Fifth Avenue Presby-
terrain Church. Of New York Dr. Patton.
I'm his prayer eulogzed the dead states
man and lawyer. fe reviewed his life
from the cradle 10 the grave. touching par
ticularly on his gallantry a young man
in shoudering his musket and going TO the
front wnon his country needed him. \
special train carried the mourners and
body 10 Princeton.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-20
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Miss Cornelia " r. Robb. daughter OF
the late Mr.. and Mrs J. IIampden hoop'
viii be married 10 Daniel n. Do"Hs AZ
noon to-day .at the house Of tho BRIDE on
Park aveninr The wedding will be quiet
and only relatives and a few intimate
friends will be present at the ceremony'
which will be followed by wedding predh-
fast Herbert 5. Downs will be his broth
er's best man. There will be no other at
tendants
Another wedding to-day viii he that OF
Miss Margaret Rutherfurd. daughter OF
Mrs. william X Vanderbilt, sr, to osden
l.. Mills. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. ogden MiIis'
at La Chaumiere. the villa Of Mr.. and MIS-
Vanderbilt. at Deauvile, on the coast ot
Normandy.
Mrs I Townsend Burden and Miss Eve
lvn Burden have arrived in town irouI
Newport TO meet Mr.. and Mrs. !. Io"hsehu
Burden. ir.. who will return this week from
their honeymoon trip abroad. Mrs. Burden
and her daughter are at the Piazza
Mr. and Mrs jay Gould, who we're mar
ried on April %, in St. Thomass Churcn'
and who spent the greater part OF their
HONEYMOON abroad, will return from bu-
rope early next week on the Kaiser WI
helm II. Mr. and Mrs. George Jay douio
will return on the same steamer
Mr. and Mrs. Stuyyesant Fish, who re-
turned from Europe a few days ago anu
are now at their country place at Garrison
n Y. will spend the greater part OK &c
tober at Hot Springs, va.
Mrs. Seth Barton French left town yes
terday for Hot Springs, Va
Mrs Henry Sanford has returned TO
town and is at the ST. Regis for ie"
davs with her sister. Mr.. Sanford Is re
turning from England on the Mauretanla'
lanes 7 Van Allen will go 10 Hot Springs
Va this week. to remain until he sails
for Europe. on October 90 Miss May van
Allen will arrive i'm town from Newport on
Friday and will stay at the ST. Regis whiie
i'm the city.
Mr. and Mrs. George Crawford Clark and
Miss Marion clark sailed yesterday Tor bu-
rome on board the Kronprnzessin Cecille'
Mrs. Albert Gould Jennings left town yes
terday for Hot Springs, va.
Mr. and Mrs Reginald de koven' VINO
arrived from Europe on Sunday are AT ''s
. Plaza for a few days.
Colonel and Mrs. Robert ". Thompson
have arrived i'm town from southampton
Long Island. and are at the 81. Regis
New-York tribune., 1911-09-20
THE FIREARMS AMENDMENT
Writer Sees Absurdities in the Work
ing of the Sullivan Law.
The Tribune.

/ To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: Some Of the aspects OF the amend
ment TO the penal law known az the Sulli-
van law in relation to dangerous weapons
seem 10 have escaped notice, although they
are well worth considering.
/ Section l,S97, as amended. makes II a mis-
/ demcanor for any person TO have a re
vover or pistol I'm his possession, without
| license. anywhere In the State Of New
York, but provides that it shall not apply
ito duly authorized military or civil organ
| izatlons. when parading, nor to members
thereof when going to and from the places
Of meeting Of their respective organiza-
! tons"
officers and non-commissioned officers Of
the United States army and navy and of
the national guard and privates i'm the
cavalry, field artillery and signal corps are
all armed with the revolver or automatic
pistol and as will be seen AT a glance, they
may lawfully have these weapons i'm their
possession when parading and when going
10 and from the places Of meeting Of their
respective organizations. These duties oc-
cupy only p few hours each year and the
interesting question then arises. What is to
become OF the revolvers the remainder OF
the time? They must remain I'm the pos
session Of some one, but whoever that
unfortunate person may be, he is guilty of
a misdemeanor.
The military law of the State OF New
York prescribs the following separate and
distinct kinds of duty for the national
guard and naval militia (Section III to ll6):
Drills, parades, small arms practice. camp
g. II
United States forts, service IN aid OF the
civil authorities, and service In case of in
surrection OF invasion. or these, parades
seldom occupy more than one or two half
days in the course of the year, and by far
the larger portion Of the service consists
of drills. small arms practice camp and
field service and cruises. and instruction in
United States forts
When performing any Kind OF duty other
than parade, an officer OF enlisted man
OF the national guard. whose armament in
cludes the revolver, Is in the following dl-
lemma: II he carries his revolver he Is
guilty OF misdemeanor. II he does not,
he disobeys orders and Is subject 10 mill
tary discipline. When OF duty, II he takes
his revolver home with him tas he ought
TO do il he wishes 20 become a good re-
yolver shoU he is guilty of misdemcanor:
II he leaves it with any one else, the person
with whom he leaves Il is the guilty man
Members Of civilian rife and revolver clubs
are In worse plight than the military
These clubs never parade. but II they are
Incorporated u would seem that they might
be classed as duly authorized civil organ
izauons," in which case member of such
club would be exempt when going TO and
New-York tribune., 1911-09-20
PeopIe ond Sociaf Incidents

, flowers. and supper @as served later in tho
dining room Of the servants quarterf.
Mrs Whitney warren has closed her seq
son here and returned TO New YORK
Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Davis have re-
turned TO New York, after spending tha
summer with Mrs. william Grosyenor.
Mrs. stuart Duncan has cards out for q
dinner on Friday night.
Mrs William Grosvenor lost a valuabs
diamond ornament while attending a recent
dinner party, but she has recovered tia
level II was fouEd by James Andrew
Swan near the entrance 10 the house wherI
the dinner was Rivcn.
Mr. and Mrs. William T.. Glyn have re.
turned here after a visit abroad
Mr. and Mrs. Peter -. Martin. or Call.
fornia. who have been absent this summer.
are evidently to return here next season, ~
they have leased the Edward AIorrell cot-
tage. on Shepard avenue. for the sUmm,s
Of 1912
Mr. end Mrs Grenyillc Kane and thu
Misses Kane will close their season Al TIA
end Of the month. when they will 20 70
Tuxedo 10 prepare for the wedding of Miss
Edith Kane and George r. Baker jr OK
New York, which will take place on Octo-
Der H.
Miss Eleanora Sears. NJ Boston. il a guest
Of Mrs Joseph Hartman.
Mrs. Roland Of New York, is visiting
Mrs Robert Goelet.