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Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-30
FORMAL HoUsEWARMING.
Jacobs and Shun1way Families Reopen
 Mansion at the Lake.

For the first time for a long period, the mansion at Alexanders lake was illuminated and the scene of activity on Saturday evening, when there was a gathering of the families and friends of Hon. Frederick X. Jacobs and Judge Milton A. Shumway at a supper ar ranged as formal opening of the place. which they have jointly leased for a period of three years. The house, which was formerly leased by the nom existent Quinebaug Country club has been vacant since that cor-' pcration Vaca ted.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-30
FUN ERALS.
Sarah Cairns.


 Funeral services for Sarah Cairns, who died at the home of George Meechis in Dayville. where she was visiting were held Saturday morning at 9.30 o'clock, Rev. W. J. Reynolds officiating. The body was taken on a morning train to Hartford, the home of the deceased. for burial. Louis F. Ken redy was the funeral director.
 William s. Dutton.
 At his home on Winter street funeral services were held Saturday afternoon for William s. Dutton, Rev. Elliott F. Studley of the Methodist church off ,ciating. Delegations were present from Moriah lodge, F. and A. M. and from the local lodge of A. o. U. w. The body will be taken today (Mon- day) to Branford for burial
 The deceased was born in Stanstead, Canada, in 1S41, but the greater part of 70 years of his life were spent in the States. For many years MT. Dutton was engaged in the restaurant busi- ness in Boston and later was located in the state of Maine, where his first wife died about six years ago and just before he came to Danielson.
 MT. Buttons illness dates from Au- gust, when he left Danielson en route for Florida where he expected to To- while in New York. and after spend ing a few days in hospital in that city was able to return to his home here and to get about town for time, but his condition again became crit ical and he has been confined to his home and in imminent danger of death for several weeks
 Some time since MT. Dutton. realiz- ing that his end was drawing near, ap- peaIed to q Boston paper to find his two sisters. whom he felt were located in Greater Boston or vicinity. He was successful in his effort to the extent of finding one of them. Mrs. Joseph Lowell. Boston, but the other had died three years ago. Mrs. Lowell is the only one of his brothers and sisters living, it is believed.
 Three years ago in April Mr. Dut- ton married Miss E1tta Green of West erly. who survives him, and has the sympat thy of the many friends that they have made during their residence in Dapielson.
 A. F. Wood was the funeral dl-
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-30
BOHEMIAN CLUB
Planning Coon Hunt for Nov. H.
 Supper Later.

Nov. II has been selected as the date for the annual coon hunt by the r'e1n- bers of the Bohemian club, for which plans are being made. It is expected that a large number will go out. While the coons have not yet been caught, the plans contemplate a coon supper week following the hunt.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-30

horne of Mrs. j. Richard Carpenter this (Mcnday) evening
 Nisit from National Organizer
 There was unusual interest and d large meeting in A. Q. H. hall Sunday afternoon, when National Organizer George Sheellan of Boston was pres ent
 Miss Mary Daniels was leader or. the T. F 5. c. E. meeting at the Congre- gatIonal church Sunday evening" Mis-
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-30
STAFFORD SPRINGS
Death of Mrs. J. H. SpelInn nan-Talk of Bowling Leaeue-Senior's Social.

Mrs. Eliza Spellman, widow of J. H. Spelln1an. died al her home on Main street Friday afternoon The deceas- ed was S6 years old. and had lived in Stafford about all of her life. She is survived by one son, Francis H. Spell man. employed at the Jacobsen phar- macy and a daughter, Miss Addie Spellman, who resided with the moth CT.
 Rev. J. ". Ballantine of West Staf- ford was in Worcester last week, att tending the New England Congrega- tional conference.
 Harold Comins and his sister, Miss Hazel Comins, of Danbury, are spend ing few days in the borough.
 Bowling League Planned.
 An effort is on foot to organize a bowling league in town. The plan is to have eight teams composed of all local men. and to play three or four games 8 week. Tonight (Afondayo there will be a match between the mar ried and single men of the Rhode Ts- land mill.
 There will be a meeting of the town school committee at the Library build ing this (Monday) afternoon.
 The senior class of the Stafford High school will have it's first social of the season at the assembly room this (MondaN1 evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-30
Suicide With Cyanide.

New York. Oct. 29.-Heinrich Meyer, a wealthy retired silk merchant, was found dead in his apartment in d Fifth avenue hotel. as the result. it is be- leved of cyanide poisoning. According to the corner Mir. Meyer took the pois- on himself.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-30
Miss Alice V. Brand.

Funeral Directors Elmore & Shepard were notified Of the death of Miss Alice V. Brand at St. Joseph's hospital a 130 o'clock Saturday morning. Death was the result of an attack of typhoid fever Miss Brand was f9 years old and lived with her sisters and brothers at 180 Walnut street and had been employed in the thread mill Three weeks ago she was taken i'll with what was believed to be simply an at tack of the grip but two weeks ago Tuesday evening she was removed to the hospital, where her case was diag- posed as typhoid fever. No source from which the deceased could have contracted the germ of the disease can be discovered. Miss Brand was daughter of Charles l.. Brand. and be- sides him she leaves six sisters and two brothers.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-30
MARRIED IN PROVIDENCE.
Connecticut Man Takes Bride in Rhods
 Island Capital.

At the home of the brides sister-in- law, Mrs. John Bartlett of Providence Thursday afternoon Mrs. Sarah Mayo Eddy and Davis Strong of Killingly, Conn. were married by Rev. Frank w. CroWder Ph.D.. rector of Grace church. The bride wore q travelling costume of Car!1 blue cloth with q hat to correspond.
 Mr. and Mrs. Strong. after a brief wedding trip will reside in Brooklyn, N. Y. MT Strong was for number of years a resident of Westbrook.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-30
Children s Coats

-,esEskin and Opossum, ages ?, 3, 1, g. Prices s2.5o. ss.e5. $500. MISSES JUNIOR COATS Melton. Cheviet and zebeIine. ages 14. 15. ls. F. Is
 Prices s1o.. si5-. s17.5o, s2o. woNEN-S SUITS
 Serge. Cheviot. Novelty Mixture Prices SIS. s17.5o s2o.. s22.5o. s25. WpMENS oNE-PIECE DRESSES - Black and Navy Blue Serge Prices ss.5o. s1o., si2.5O s15. MISSES JUNIOR SAILOR SUITS Serge and Plaid, ages 1S. T.. IT. Prices s.. s7.5o.. sfo. WOMEN-s oUT-SIZE SKIRTS s5.75 S7-5o LAWN WAISTS Open front OF baek. long or short sleeve. trimmed with lace. Hamburg and tucks-
 sf.oo to s3-5o. THE STUDENT WAIST Soft cellar and cuffs with tie-s1.25. HOUSE DRESSES of PercaIe-- Prices s1.Oc to s2.25. SHORT KIMONOs- soc and s1.oo. HATH ROBES
 ot blanketing material cr cider down
 Price $500 FLASNELETTE ROBES with or without collars. extra good ralue-75e and s1.oo. AVIATION CAPS-al color-stoo SILK PETTGCOATS-
 hlacl, and eolors- s3.e5 to $500. CHU.DEEN'S SWEATERS Prices Soc to S2.5o. CHILDREN-S BONNETS- Siiis and bear skin
 Price 25c to s1-50.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-30
Caucus Time Limit Appre.chino.

The last day upon whfel, tha several caueuses preparatory for the approach ihg eity election in December can be held IS but l4 days distant Who will hold the first cau.sus-the republicans. oeiiiocfats socfensts or prohibitionists?
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-30
Local Notes.

A. H. Lyman of Hartford was the guest of friends in Willimantfc Sat urday.
 This mornings police court will b. a busy one with a theft case and num- ber of minor ones to be disposed of, in ciuding a Sunday jag case.
 Miss Ethel Golden of South Wind ham and Miss Alice Bugbee of this city were week end guests of Misses Bea- trice and Madeline Perkins of Nor Wich.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-30
WiLLlMANTlC
What is Goinu Or Ton;obt

Pythias i>ii9heH oi
 Vaudeville and Moving Pictures at Loomer Opera House.
 Moving Pictures at the Bijou and
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-30
New Bedford Standards Anniversary

Boston, Oct. 29.-The 25th anniver- sary of Benjamin II. Anthony's connec- tion with the New Bedford Standard, of which he is publisher, was com memorated at dinner complimentary to Mr. Anthony by p representative newspaper men of New England.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-30
Brief State News

Merden.--A number of the big fac tories are running nights to keep up with business.
 BristoI.--A large gathering of retail merchants was held at the city court room last week for the purpose of or ganizing an association of retail mer- chants.
 Waterbury.-DominicS Santoro, a gro- cer, bought some canned salmon that had been stolen, and was fined S5 and costs and sent to jail for 30 days for receiving stolen goods. Naugatuck.-The members of the Germania Maennerchor are holding weekly rehearsals in preparation for the annual state saengerfest, which will be held in New Haven next June
 New Britain.-John M Brady of New Britain, former state senator has sued r. W. Sefbert of Waterbury for s3,000 The suit is an outgrowth of a real es- tate deal. Special bail of $2.500 has been required of the defendant
 Stamford-AIiss Alice Cs. Fessenden. daughter of the late Major Joshua A F'esesnden, of Stamford. and for two sufferers died last week at Asheville x. C.. She was q graduate of Smith college.
 More than s1.0o0, ,00o in prizes has been offered for special flights and for improvements in aeroplanes during the May to December portion Of 1911
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-30
OBITUARY.
Rose E. FIaherty.

Rose Elizabeth. the four year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fla herty, of South Coventry. died at her home early Saturday morning. Death was due to complications following an operation that was performed about two months ago, when the little one had her right arm amputated at the shoulder in New York hospital Be- sides the parents, there survive two sisters and two brothers, Julia, Agnes Thomas and William E1ahertX.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-30

More than s1,0o0.0 000 in prizes has been offered for special flights and for improvements in aeroplanes during the May to December portion Of 1911.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-30

Meriden.--A number of the big fac- tories are running nights to keep up with business.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-30
Miss Bridget O'Brien.

At St. Mary's church Saturday morn ing at 9 o'clock, Pev. John Van den Woort was celebrant of a requiem mass at the funeral of Miss Bridget O'Brien, held from the home of Thom- as Welch. The bearers were Thomas of Putnam. and John O'Brien of Prov
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
&auptia9e nod nit SEM S&reden Obj
nnnnnno11 it Gin n1nhtpnApa

SQuptla9e nod NIT 6em S&reden ab-
gegangen lit, Elm mabnen0eS, mornen=
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lides @oripiel gum @bangeltum bonn
gn0e 6es &irdeniabrs. Sroitlt9 oes=
bolb, meil iie uns neben ser beiliamen
Tur@t @otteS sic @abrbeit pre6igt,
soB mir troy alle6em in ser San6 Got
tes iino, meI9e sic @roe unb oas gan=
sc @n bqlt uno erbdlt in 8eisbeit,
8ormber5igfeit, @eredtigfeit un6 Ma<
maM.
Ser &auptitoB, Sem tags 5upor
l6on Heinere 5t0Be in ser @binger
un6 M%ottenburger @egen@ porange=
ga11gen maren, erfolgte aberoS 10 ubr
|26 Minuten un6 6alterte etpa iteben
Sefunoe11. Giei er StoB mar BON itiir-
mild bepegter Suit un0 getpaltigem
8rauien begleitet; eS -par, mte tpen1
Elm idperes 2aitautomobil borbet=
fdbrt. Sn Sen. @obnungen bemerfte
man Elm meuenformiges Gdmanfen.
Die @duier 5itterten un6 manften.
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ne fielen berab. Sn Sen @obnun=
gen un6 ionftigen &dumen famen
M0beI ing @onfen, @piegeI, Safeln
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fiele11 nud berob, @edirr flirrte un0
fiel 611rd)einan6er, S@qafer tpur6en
aug SEN 8etten %genorfen, ltbren Bile
ben fteben. Die 2eute ifiirsten auf
sic 5traBen un6 ian1melten ii6 BORT,
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gu %getpinnen .uno etlter1 auf sic So
fen. Mande berbradten sic bobe
Mo9t I'M 6reien. @er fi@ Bel Dem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
Mettete ieimer Tram 2ebem.
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our ger3>peiflung tre;bert6e 2urigen-
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buiten. 50f., $t.OO. @eriudsflaide
fret. @arantirt bon. Ser Molitor
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21

,eriten 9toB auf ser 5trabe befan6,
fiib(te sic groe unter 1id manfen un6
oiele batter Miibe, ii@ a1f Sen 5ittern=
Sen 8einen gu balten. 60 idpere5ad=
ld)Q6en 6ur9 6os grobeben angeri6tet
tpuroen, 10 bat es unmittelbar gliid-
li9ermeiie n%irgenoS Meni@enleben
gefoltet, mobl aber fin0 iolde mittel=
bar bur9 Sen 59reden oemielben gum
|Spfer gefauen. SSn Stuttgart erlitt
eine franfe 6rau einen &er5idlag, ser
sen Sos betbeifibrte, in &onitan5 Elm
alterer Mann, 1T @ugsburg Elm iol=
der, Sen Ser 500 int 8ett ereilte;
&unitmliuer &au DO 2eutfir4t ser
mdbren6 6es gr6bebens ii6 auf sent
@eimtpeg befan6, ftiir5te beim l1eber<
ihreiten 6eS Sdlatterbods 1nabrz
i6einlih int Sdreden pom ldmaler1
Steg un6 ertranf. Na9 IL nbr er-
folgte ser 5peite, glidlidermeiie gan5
lei@te StoB. 3 mfr 5 Minarten err
folgte Elm 5meiter, aber nidt 10 ge=
fabrli@er StoB; Inn 5h nbr elm
meiterer Iei9ter; tpeitere Ieidte StoBe
muroen an manden 0rten beripiirt.
Golgen6e @in5elbeiten b%eroiene,n
befon6ere @rtpabnung:
@tuttgort @iele 2eute iffuiir5<
ten ouf sic @traBe, nit &in6ern in
8etten o6er in Eeppide getpidelt, ober
in &inoermagen perpadt. Manner
idleppten Matrnben uno @ettael1g
uno auf SEN aus ser @toot binaa1s=
fiibrenoen StroBen berridte 1peit iber
Mitternadt binaus ein reyes 2eben.
8or 6em 8abnbof mar faunr 6urdBu=
%fonunen. Mm Greppentburn1d]er ser
fatboliihen Mifolaustirde fiel cine
&reu5blume, 6te i9on ettpas permit-
teri mar, Bis in Die @eraitrabe ber=
Elm. Ser uber einen 3entner idpere
Stein rtdtete gl)dIider,peiie feinen
b~eoeutenoeren Sdooen an. Gin Sous
in Ser MedaritroBe 5eigte 5pqlten
bonn Da@ Bis gum Sauseingang 10
brett, 6oB man 6ie &ar6 bineinIegen
tam. SSn einem &auie ser Marien.
itrabe fiel i'm 0ritten Stoduerf sic
Dede berab. 8urmlingen lei Mot-
tenburg. Die befannte @opeme 1T
idpper beiddbtet tooroen. Das &c.
noble 6es beiligen Grades bot 10 pieIe.
@iiie, ooB es gang er,1euert tper6en
ml1b. Die Mor6spa11 lit poIftdn6ig
berausgefanen, uobei Elm tuertboones
8ilo 5ugra,n6e ging. - @otttpeiI. $ier
fino 3iegel bon Sen Ddder,1 gefanen.
Bon 6em idtpar3en Ebor fittiir3te ain
&aHi1 al. gin eirigen &1uiern 3eigte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
Sn Dem politiidjem Spiel, bas nit

~ WV F~*S~yS" OfSS
Der gr0ffnurg ser gegenpdrtigen
&ongreBiefion begonnen, baben utrie<
re oemotratii@en 6reunoe bereits 5tpei
|Erumpfe a11sgeipielt. Dieie befteben
in ser Mmmabme Der Sbertpoo6'i4en
Ben1ions=BM uno ser @utbetbung
Ser auf aiinoigung 5es @an0els- uno-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nit Hnblano be-
5uglid)en Sul5er'iden &epolution I'M
oempfratiiden @ouie. Die 6mnit ber-
folgten politiiden 3mede lieger flar
auf ser &ano. sollte Sic Beniions-
bia, mas f%einesnegs unapabrldeinli6~
III, I'M Genat unerleoigt bleiben ar1o
oem Nraii0enten nidt unterbreitet
mer6en, 10 mer6en ii@ oie Demofrn=
ten, sic 1pdbreno ser grtraieiiion al-
les %altfboten, um 0ie M%bitimnung
iiber cine @eniionsbia gu perme1en,
als ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in Sic &rulf
merfen un0 auf sic unotoriide &nau<
lerigfeit ser M6miniitration un6 Ger
republifaniiden Hartei 6en alien &a-
terlan0spertbeioigern uno nnionsret-
tern gegeniiber" in 6en naditiabrigen
&agnereoen binmeiien. @as Sic
Mnnabme ser Su5er'l6en %antizruiii=
i9en &eiolution betrifft, Die 10 gut pie-
einitimmig erfolgte1 10 idmeideln ii6
Sic 0enofrate1r, al16 6omit einen gro
BEN Coup a~usgefubrt 81 baben, 51mal
menn &uBlano it6 meigern iollte, 0en
in 8e5ug auf Sen @ertrag geitellten
ameritamiiden 5o%roerungen 5u emit
ipredJen. Denn 6aB 6teie 5oroerun=
gen BON ser bei meitem groBeren
Mebrbeit 6es anerifanii9en 8oltes.
g%utgebeiBen peroen, lit ouBer Srage.
SSn bei0en Sauen, BEL Ser Mnnabme
ser bei6en in Srage iteben6en 8orla-
gen> baben nidt MIR sic 6emofrati=
lden Gibrer groBe &l1rgbeit u1r6 rnide
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lon6erm lire Nartei I'M &ongreB bat
audi NIT groBerer ginmiitbigfeit ge-
banoelt, a1s es felt LANCER 3ett ser
san getpei en iit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
ic @ampt6ireftprer bes Sect

Sic &a1ptbireftoren bes 8eef
Truits, sic Der @erlebatng 6es Mnti=
Eruit=@ eietes angefGoet fin6, fteben
iett enoli@ Dor SEM &idter, nad0em
bodbe5ablte @opofaten adt Sabre
lang 6ur@' ale er6enfliden 6erfel=
itedereten lire Bro3eiiirung bina11s=
geidoben baben. Ser Musgang Sic
les 8ro5eiies lit melt mihtiger, olS
6as ebe11tueIe Nadipie1 bes Mc9ea=
mara'iden @eitdn6niiies. Die Mnge=
flagtett baben zines Der perbaBteiten
Monopole 3mr @eidrdnflng 6es &on-
oe1s geiduffen, iie baben 8rottpuder
in idlimmiter 6prm getrieben. Sc
lift 6os erite @al, 6oB in einem fol-
den Sale sic mirfli@en mader, ri6t
lire Strobmdnner, Dor oem &idter
iteben. Sc miro. fi@ iebt 5eieen, Of
es cine SSrrp giebt, sic 6em u1tge=
beuren @influB zines Mrmour u116 iei-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21

ner Gonrpngnons a,nerreidbar ut; OBJ
es einen Midter giebt, Ser Mnnres-
mutb genl.g beiibt, oie logti4e 8o1'-
lequen8 aus einem 5@uloigiprl6 Der
SCI dmorenen gu 3ieben uto Die reiden
uebelt6aiter, oeren gerbreden mad eli
mem Musiprua bes 8nnoesridters
2anois idlimmer 1T, als Galidmin-
3erei, ms @efangniB gu i6ider. ODER
Oh es eirt ungei9riebenes @elet gtebt,
6ab @eidtbum Dor Sen Solgen elmer
@eiebesperletung idiibt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
9aS Grobebe1t nottt 16.
Nonember, ,. S.

Sim Sonntag, 6eln lebtet1 6es STR
deniobres, miro 6as @pangelimm
bonn fl. Weattbdus iiber Sic 8eisia-
eung oes &eilan0eS bonn lebten Sag
uno untergang Ger @elt BON Sen
@un5eln berleien. n@ie @rafte oeS
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uno uoie Meniden meroen 8ebe tia
gen auf Ser @r0e," beiBt es 6arin, uno
an elmer an0eren @teue: fife per0en
fait pergeben in @rmartung ser Din~
&c, mel9e ga fommen folen." Sic
9iadt bonn 16. ouf II. I. 90. mag utan
als Elm fleines &oripiel un0 oils eine
idapa6e Mnoeutung BON bem Sd)reden
0es iiing1ten Cages be5ei6nen. Sour
penige Sefunben bot es geoauert
ober iie baben 6em Singer oes al,
m69tigen @ottes geniigt, INT fait Ell
mem balben gr6tbeu gu 5eigen> 6aB
Ct auein ser Serr lit iiber Ste gr6e
uno iiber 2eben un6 SOB. Ct riibrt
Ste Serge an, unb Tie er5ittern, lm6
Dor Dem Sau@ ieines Mun6es erbebt
Sic groe in ibren @rumofeten. Cine
Minute, nein, Elm paar @efunoen, Ell
nige fur5e Mugenblide, un6 Die Gro.
ODER fld9e bon Sen 8ogeien Biz nod
l1ngarn un6 bon Ser Mitte 8eutl1.
LAMBS bis sic MIpen binein na9 Sta
lien bob un6 ienfte ii6 NIT ali Sen
@%ebirgslaften un6 Sen Stdoten, D9r-
fern un6 @erfen Ser Menidenbam1
- uno sic gan3e Menidbeit itebt mte
Elm bilfloies 8in6 Dor 6ieim Dtngen
un6 erida11ert in Sdreden un6 Mngft;
6enn feiner meiB, Oh un6 marr ur6
lpie sii9 6as Gl1rdtbore pie6erbolt.
@ud b0nig buf1os, p0Iig armielig,
Elm reines Midfs = ftebt set Meni@,
Der f%elbfbe'p11bte, itol3e Meni9 boz
1oI9 elmer CHARACTERIZATION 6es etpigen
anmdbtieen &errn &immeIs un6 oer
@r6e. l1n6 mas Mnb0ren ooer 2een
Ser @eisia9ung bonn iii11giten Sage
nidt o6er 11ur tpenig 5utpege brin9t
Eel Eauiert6en 1tr16 Saufen6en: BAG Fat
jene 3polftelsanin11te fur3 Dor 1912
ubr in Ser Madt beg 16. |. 81.
in Minionet madagerufen mit BET
SdnelIigteit seq BIites: sic Gurda
Dor Demienigen, tpelder Der Gdopfer
11r6 grbaIter Ser @r6e, ober aud ser
&idter 1T iiber sic Menf9beit. 1tn6
imiofern 1T bic @ataitropbe, tpeIde,
@ott lei es taa,fer6fa@ geoanft, in ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21

Isle @dnoe 5eigen grobe &iiie. Dit
8urgfompagnie muBte sic Burg So
ben3ouern b%erlaiien unb Ole Ma91
iiber auf Dem @rer3ierplab perbrin.
gen. Mn ser Burg iin0 .&arnine Elm.
geitir3t. Die @anoe i'm 5dlob mel.
len itarfe 8eidaoigungen auf. 6igu'
rem in SEN Salen fielen gu 8ooen.
SIN Sen Tbiirmen iab moi, am Mor'
gen gelpoltige @iiie. Sn ser Spna.
goge fonnte am Samitag fein Got.
tesoienit gebalten tper6en. Sic &au,
Ter faben gum Tbeil aus, als maren
iie geidaoiien morben. = ST. Sunain=
gen. SsSn ser Standardization Sabrif
ser @ebrii6er 8o1d ieben sic feinen
Mpporate in Sen Soften aus. als 1pa-
rem iie nit Dreidflegeln bearbeitet
mor6en.
Gem Grobeben folgte, mie imtner,
Elm 8arometeritur5, melder beftige
Stiirme in SEN ndiditen Iagen brad>te.
Muf ser MIb nn6 int Sdtpor3mal6
fiel Sdree. Mod ben gan5en Sag
nah oem eroBen 8eben itanoen Ole
9el,te 1tnter 6em acknowledgement @in=
hr11d ser Tl1rdt, SOS @r0beben m0d)te
lid' m%ie6erbolen, sic aber erf reitltder=
meiie unheqriinbct NOR. Son fahfun=
bigger Seite bate man it6 fir Die
@obrideinlidfeit ausgeiproden, 6ab
sizes ser 6om iein tper6e.
Mad Mniiht ser @elebrten ban0elte
es iid 1tm ein Jog. teftoniides, 5. \.
BON ser medieln6en @eita1tung I'M
grinnern B%erriibren0es @r0be6en.
|0os groinnere lit namli@ fort1pab=
reno in 8epegltng un6 inn Sdaffen,
mie ones al1f ser @elt, penn 0ies
ar6 nidt intmer mabrgenommen
miro. MnSere, bei a1nS ni6t porfom=
nre11oe 8eben riibren bon @ulfanen
uno 6ere11 Mrbeit fer. @ie0er an0ere
fins Jog. @initur5beben, sic pom @in=
itur5 bon @oblraumen int gr6tnnerlt
entiteben. Sic teftoniiden 8eben BE-
ltebe1 BARN, 0oB eir15elne Sdopen
ser gr6fruite infoGge Ser Spannln=
gen, Sic 6ur6 @rfaltung ser @r6e in
ser @ruite entlteben, gegeneina10er
geidoben un6 gepreBt mer6en. @ir
batten am benfmir6igen 16. @opem=
BET Elm 8eben, 6eiien Serb entlang
oem @or0rano ser Mlpen berlduft un6
oeiien @eQen ii6 in 6as Dorliegen6e
|Safellan6 fortgepflan5t baben. Moge
unS @ottes @naoe Dor meiteren dbn=
lid)en @eimiubungen bepabren!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
Sn Der ct. &atrids- Stride in

@afbington fanb gum 6ritten- Meale
cine panamerifaniide 9onfiagun9s-
feier itatt. &o@tp. Serr S. g. 9omp
aus Baltimore celebrterte int 8eiiem
0es &ar0inaIs Gibbons ein feierlides
@odomt, oem ser Hraii0ent an6 6rau
Saft, berl9ieoene Mitglte0er 6es &a=
.binetts un0 6es SberbunoesgerhdEs,
cine groBe &n5abl a%usmartiger 9iplo.
maten un6 Mngeb0rige ser peridieoes
ne11 &epubltfenMfittel< 1tn6 Sii6ameri-
fas beimobnten. Ma9 5em @ottes-
0ienit fano int Efarrba1rie ser ct.
Eeters= @emeinoe Elm 2l1ndeo1t fit Ole
berporraget1oen Sbeilnebmer an ser
Seier itatt.