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The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-24
AmuSenents
AT THE PRINCESS.

When the last show at the Princess theater was over last night, and just as Manager Head was preparing to go home. he was summoned to the stage Wondering if anything had gone wrong he went to the back oi the house and was surprised to find in the center of the s.sge a large Christ mas tree. which had been beautifully decorated with tinsel and all other Yuletide glitter together with many small electric bulbs that had been colored for the occasion.
 Walking up and inspecting the tree Manager Head found large card attached on which was inscribed the following:
 Compliments of your booking of- flee, to be shared not alone by you but by the patrons of the Princess Wishing all a Merry Christmas. D
 Manager Head then decided to look his presents over. The first that at traeted lis attention were six beat tiful dolls, three hung opposite each other, marked the Kirksmth Sisters and on each. one was the name of the doll. To the dress of another there was attached this statement,
 "These giIls will realize the acme of artistic musical interpretation. It will prove the best aad most high class act of it's kind you have ever played,.
 On another limb there were several tiny tambourines, while in the midst of them was hupg a litle man repre- senting V p. Woodward, the "tom- bourne king of America whose jug glng act will be one of the big Christmas features.
 Looking over the tree still further Manager Head saw very pretty and most stylishly dressed couple The Yalto Duo, singers and dancers. and Their letter of introduction, together with the recommendation of every manager that has played his sterling feature, was also sent along. The best dancing act of the season.v was the way they came to the Princess. and ihe miniature trunk. filled with all manner of stylish dresses. gives some Indication of the handsome wardrobe that they will exhibit. High up on the topmost branch there was couple of smiling "coons' and reaching up and taking them from the bongh. Manager Head read Wilson and Doyle. blackface com. edians. You may have played othe, studies n color, but wait until these boks get busy wI.A their exclusive songs and comedy. They are n riot ,,
 Directly beneath the blackface com edians there was hung two more in- terestng figures, and the card on them showed that they were Kramer and Ross, one of whom is soloist and ballad singer of more than usu- al ability, While the other ranks as Vaudeville's shining light in the line of comedy and dancing.
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no matter how often "The Chorus La dy'' has been seen.
 A play like this Is bound to breal, all records, and the long continuous runs in every large city in the East is evidence of this fact It being the only play to ever reach New York and 1t is now on its second transcon- tinental tour, and reports from other cities where the company has appear. ed indicate that it is doing even big. ger business this season than ever be- fore.
 This delightful play will be seen at the Auditorium theater for one per formance soon.
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LYRIC THEATER.

The very excellent and varied bill played at the popular Lyric theater last week will be succeeded by an all star cast this Yuletide week.
 Russell and Grey who were the headliners at the Majestic theater in Chicago will introduce some special ties aever before witnessed in this town. Russell possesses a flexible voice that can change to three dis tinct and separate clefs. He is ably assisted by Miss Grey whose person ality is magnetic.
 Elmer Beard Is a novelty contor tionist whose bones appear to coa- sist of rubber.
 Kline and Clifton have unique offeEing entitled shop Window Novelty'' or the Dummies Holiday It is the most original and frany turn that has been shown here
 Jake Webly is black face com edian whose impersonation of nig- ger wench is the most Imaginable event in vaudeville.
 The motion pictures will be new and will cover wide range of ac- tion. The children's matinee on Saturday was a huge success and forecasts what Mondays matinee will be like when Santa Claus assisted by his wife will arrive ia person and pre- sent every child with an Xmas gift
 Mrs. NJ. c. Tombler left yesterday
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co5uRN's GREATER MINISTRIES

The Laugh Factory -4have you seen 1t? Have you heard of it?
 It's coming, has been coming to your city for the past fifteen years every season. haven't you laughed at it2 Haven't ou enjoyed it from start to finish every season. Wno IS 1t? Why it's Joe Coburn's Big City Minstrels, the best laugh get ung comedy shop--the greatest rem edy for the nervous. tired and mel ahchoiy humans, and the best puryev or Of laughs, trn, and beautiful music 'o De found in in your seasons list or attractions. Charley Cano is the chief fun mechanic this season and one Of the most clever. refined and accomplished funny men to be founu witn any similar organization.
 While it is his first trip thropa,h the south with this company if is al. so a record breaking succession of popularity and applause for him. and Manager Coburns satisfaction is snown in the ''smile that won't come OIL as he listens to each outbnrst rom well pleased patrons. Don,l miss this rolIicking, laugh betnnp comedy show next Monday nigkt for a matinee and night at the Andltori. um.
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FOR COUNTY JUDGE.

The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce Robert Mooney as a can didate for county and probate judge of Garland county, subject to the &C., ton of the democratic primary.
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FOR CITY ATTORNEY

The Sentinel Record Is authorized to announce Leo Mclaughlin as a candidate for city attorney for the city of Hot Springs, his candidacy being subject to the action of the democratic primaries.
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FOR CITY CLERK

The sentinel-Record is authorized to announce Andrew B. Jordan as a candi- date for city clerk, subject to the action of the democratic primaries.
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The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce James R. Housley as a candi- date for city clerk of Hot Springs. sub iect to the action of the democratic primary.
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Announcements
FOR CONGRESSMAN

The sentinel-Record is authorized to announce Hon. W. H. Martin as a candi. aaie Tor congress, subject to the action ol the Democratic primaries.
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The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce Billy Finn as a candi- date for constable of Hot Springs township, subject to the action of the democratic primaries.
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rhe Sentinel Record is authorized to announce Ali wilmington as a candl- date for reelection to the office or circuit and chancery clerk of Garland county subject to the action of the democratic primary.
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FOR COUNTY CLERK.

The Sentinel-Kecord is authorized to announce Charles H. Dayis as 6 candidate for the office of county and probate clerk of Garland county. sup ject to the action of the democratic primary.
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The Sentinel Record Is authorized to announce Jesse Murphy as a candidate for county treasurer, subject to the action of :hc democratic primaries
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FOR CONSTABLE

The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce Joe Lankford as can- didate for constable of Hot Springs township. subject to the action of the democratic primary.
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

The SentinelRecord is authorized to announce Harry Westcott as a candidate for representative of Gar land county, subject to the action Of the democratic primary.
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The Sentinei-Record is authorized to announce Harry s. Whipkey as candidate for alderman from the Fourth ward. subject to the action Of the democratic primaries.
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Mrs. M. c. Tombler left yesterday for Little Rock to spend the holi- days with relatives
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FOR CIRCUIT CLERK

The Sentinel Record Is authorized to snnounce Abe Sullenberger as candi- date for circuit and ehancery clerk subject to the action of the democratic primaries.
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The SentineI-Record is authorized to announce Will McLauehlin as a candidate for alderman from the Sec ond ward, subject to the action of the democratic primaries
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The Sentinel Record Is authorized to announce Charles c. Webb as candi- date for sheriff of Garland county, sub ject to the action of the democratic nrlmarIes.
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The Sentinel Record Is authorized to annonnee Frank McCann -s candi- date for the office of collector for Garland County, subject to the action Of the democratic primaries.
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date for county treasurer, subject 10 the action of the democratic primaries.
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Mrs. T. B Rider has gone to Col umbus. Ga. 10 spend the holiday sea son with relatives.
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FOR COUNTY COLLECTOR

The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce Evander T. Housley as candidate for collector of Garland county. subject to the action of the democratic primaries.
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FOR TREASURER

1,ee. sentinel-Reeord is authorized to o,aanee Allen Hotchkiss al a canai-
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FOR SHERIFF

The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce R. L. Williams as a candidate for the office of sheriff of Garland county, subject to the action of the democratic primaries.
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The Sentinel-Record is authorized to announce Karl Mendel as candi- date for alderman from the First ward, subject to the action of the democratic primary.
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FOR ALDERMAN.


 The Sentinel-Record is authorized to announce J. B. Rigsbee as a candi- date for alderman from the Fourth ward, subject to the action of the democratic primary.
 The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce Chris Ledwidge as candidate for alderman from the Sixth ward, subject to the action of the democratic primary.
 The Sentlnel-Record is authorized to announce Jack Goodine for alder man from the Sixth ward, subject 10 the action of the democratic primary election.
 The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce Dr. l.. R. Ellis as candidate for reelection as alder man from the First ward, subject to the action of the democratic primary.
 The saatinel- Record is authorized to announce Harry Dougherty as candidate for alderman from the Fourth ward, subject to the action Of the democratic primaries. The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce H. Weimar as a candi- date for reelection as alderman fr~' the Fifth ward, subject to the action Of the democratic primary.
 The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce Karl Mendel as a candl- date for alderman from the First ward, subject to the action of the democratic primary.
 The SentineI-Record is authorized to announce Will McLauehlin as a candidate for alderman from the Sec ond ward, subject to the action of the democratic primaries
  The Sentnei-Record is authorized to announce Harry s. Whipkey as a candidate for alderman from the Fourth ward. subject to the action Of the democratic primaries. - { Mrs. T. B Rider aias gone to Col umbus. Ga. to spend the holiday sea. son with relatives.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
Sur @ef@dttsla8e.

Dit Sen &lagelieoern Ser groBen
rSSntereiien", Die iid BON Ser regulie'
ren6en, fontrouierenoen Bolitif Der
Mominiitration b%e0rdngt fiiblen uno
mirtbldaftli9 geidast gu iein BE-
6aupten, itimmt Sic statiitif idledt
therein. gs gebt tbnen gut, iagt oieie,
oonfe redt gut, oenn menn in oteiem
9e3ember 9ipibenben auf Mftien uno
Bombs gum 8etrage BON $100,860,-
900 CUR Ml,s5ablung famen, mo- I'M
Sa6re 5upor $99,492,0 600 pertbeilt
muroen, fann man oo@ nidt redt
mobl bebaupten, ooB Sic ltnternebmer-
geieaidoften idledte @eidafte ge-
madt baben. 9esgleiden peroen Ste
SSanuar5ablungen etma $3.50, 900
betragen, fiinf5ig @illionen mebr als
Dor einem Sdbre. limo 10 gebt es auf
Ser gar5en &eibe.
Sic gtienbabnen merfen bobere gr=
trdqe ub. 9ie MtIantic @oait 2tnie
fonnte lire Dtpioen6enrate bon feds
ouf lieben @ro5ent erb0ben, Die Gin.
cinnati, Seem Orleans un6 Geras Ba-
ciftcbobn hat cine grtra0ipi6en6e BOT,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
IN Brult sic <Sebniuht na9

eigenen Brult Sic Sebmlu &t mad
Trieoen, menn oas eigene 9er3 li9 IN
Jrieoloiigfeit p%er3ebrt? unier itarf'
iter i5eino - bns iinb mir ielbdt Der
groBe &iB, ser 0ur@ Sic san8e @elt
gebt, er gebt audi our@ ieoes ein8elne
Menldenber5. Deer bait ou ME NIT
Sir ielbit in streit umo 3mielpalt
gelegen, bait ou ME urter Dem
@ampf ser beioen Maturen in oir ge=
litten? &aben oieie 5mei "seelen"
in oeiner 8ruit - mie Tie Ser Di9ter
nennt - Sit nie ounfle Stunoen Der
ger5agtbeit gebradyt? Sd meine,
ieoer bon uns fenut iolde innere
@din1pfe. Mber audi iesen eirr5elnet
BON urs gilt sic meibnadtliae Srte-
bensbotidnft, uno feimer lit bon ibr
ausgeidlofen. Se6er fann sic groBe
@%rfabrung maden, sic emit ser alte
Muguitin1s oabin ~5ninmmemfaBte:
TIMER @er5 lit unrltbig, Biz er @nbe
fin6et in sir, 0 @ott."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
~ Moral for OUT Sea:
Der3."

SsSn einem eoitoriellen Mrtifel, ser
obigen 5itel tragt, bietet Sic Don oen
bodm. Seiuitenpatres beraussegebene
ausge5eidnete Bodenidriit nMme-
rica" ibren 2eiern einige @eoanfen
5ur 8eber5igung, Sic mir aud uniern
2eiern nidt po~rentbalten monen.
@ir uberieben: rgine Mrnee Don
10000 Mann, melde unter Sem go,
men vMppeal Armp" betannt lit, be.
tbdtigt iid in ser Circulation uno im-
mer groBeren Musbreitung seq io5ia=
liitiiden @odenblattes: uEbe AppeaI
to &eaion," meldes bereits cine Babe
MiQion Mbonnenten uno piele Winio=
men 2eier 5dblt.
. baatten mir sod cine Mrn1ee BON
10000 Mann, melfe iid Ser Ser
breitung fatboliider 2iterutur mi0-
meten, - @arlm, lieber 2eier,
tpinit ni9t 9u l%penigitens DID fir
joieie Sade intereiiiren unb oielelbe
gu 6einer per 0nliden Mngelegenbeit
maden2 Dime Mrbeit fem Grfolg,
un0 feline Mrbeit lit fpidtiger, uie Ser
81. @ater uns periidert, als oos
Mpoitolat Ser @relie. gs gibt gail
loie 6amilien, in 0enen cine fatbo=
lii9e 3eitldrift cine Mtiiion gu erfiilz
len fat, NO fem Mn6erer als 81 lie
einfiibren fann, uno mo- tie niemals
gingang finoet. menn gu lie nidt
einfiibrit. gs lit nidt peniger Set
ne Mufgabe als Sic unirige. @os
10 opfermilig BON Sem Mrbeiter, ser
ouf feinen 2obn i'm anoeren 2eben
bofft fir sic iosialiihide Sade ge-
than mir5, 6as fannit u ood iider-
lid oud thur, Ser Oh 6urd an sic
boberen gemeggrunoe, tpelde ser
@laube Dir btetet, iomie 6ur9 sic
oringenoe Muffor6erung seq Statt.
balters Gbriiti ou~igenu1ntert pirit.
Gr, ser @apit, felt mobI Elm, 6oB
6as 8auer bon @irde1 uno SduIen
uns nidts niist, men1 mir sic fbd-
tige, energiide unteritiieurg ser TO-
tbolilden 8reiie perno@ldiiigm. St
menoet iid an Sid. Gein lit Sic Mr.
belt un6 Dein lit ser 2obn.
Sic So5iaIiiten miiie1 6er gins
fluB Ser Breiie gu mur6igen. Sic
ungebeure gerbreittng ibrer 5drif-
ten beroanfen iie ein5ig uno ollein
SEM l~1nternebm1ngsgeit urr6 Ser
strebiamfeit ser einaelnen Mitglte.
ser. @arlm 1timmit Du Sir fein
8eiipieI 6aran?" - Dns lit beutlid
geiproden. 9ie Mutantpenoung mag
Elm ieoer Sci er iid ielbit MAIDEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
@eibna6ts=@

Mitten binein in cine frie6loie
8elt erfIang emit auf 8etblebems
6luren sic frobe gngelsboti6afft:
r6rieoe cuff groen!" Ste mo1te
Mntmort geber auf oie unerolide
Grieoensiebniudt, Sic 10 olt lit pie
Sic Menidbeit ielbit uno Ser Elm ie-
Seq S%abrtauieno our@ feline 0idter
uno Center an5erm Mus0rud perlie=
Fen bot uro nod perleibty = oenn
altdb beute nod gebt 0ur@ INT er. auer
@er3en oiele emige Sebniudt, Sic ii4
in SEM @unide loft: rSiiBer 6rieoe!
aonrm, ab fomn in meine 8ruif!!"
Sn ser &'unit l1n5 Didtung aller &ul=
turpolfer begegnen mir oiei er 6rie-
oeniebnfudt: Som &initlerban6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21

moro sic @ulogeitalt oes 6rieoens
un5dblige Male in @armor perberr=
libt, un5ablige Male erflong tbr
Breis BON begeiiterten 3idterlippen.
0urh Sic getpaltigen Sragooien Ser
alten grie9ii4en 0ifter baat oieler
|Sdrei ser Menidbeitsiebmiu4t ebert
10, mie lie iid tiefimerlid in Sen oft
noroilden @otterlagen uni erer 8or=
elter1 pie6erfinoet. gs Il" Sic Sebn<
iudt na6 elmer 3eit, oa ii@ eirunal
Ser Streit mills entfeiielter 2eioen-
.idaft miro geidltdtet baben, na4 et=
ner 3eit, 50 Sic la%iten0en &atbid oes
99ebens li9 loien mer0en. Sber Die
Sebniudt finoet ibren Aus0rrd In
0em 5raum pom p%erlorenen Hara0ieie
- mie in Sen 2ie0ern Ser Coca =,
90 es feinen Streit gab, ga ii6 Sic
leligen @0tter nit gol0enen @lrfe
alf emig griinen0en @ieien erg0bten
uno Sos @eidledt Ser Meniden frie0-
|lid uno gliidlih lebte. - God nidt
MIR &iinitler rn6 0idter, lonoern
aud sic @eiien un0 9enfer bnben Ser
ielben SebniuM Mus0rud gegeben.
Die Soee zines euiger @eltfrie=
sens tr11g ser cine ODER arbere bin
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
Elm in oas 8eltbilo, oas lie entpar=

Elm in 6as @eltbilo, 6as Tie eutpar=
fen, uno Mdinner, Dor oeren uner-
bittli6 idurfem 9enfen fem cling
beitau0, berauidten iid on oieIem
lraum Ser @olferiebniudt. uno
menn audi beute sic 80lfer in @af-
fen iteben, menn lie unter Ser
Sdmere ibrer &uitung fult 5uiam-
menbreten, inmner mieoer miro ser
@uf oes 6rie6ens, ser @uni9 nad
Mbriiitung luut. limo audi Ole bic
len, Sic iiber iol9e utopien, mie lie
es nennen, peradtltd laheln, meroe1t
ood oie groBe 5rieoensiebniudt in
ibrer enoaiden @ermirflidung ntdt
al1f sic 9a11er bemn1en fonner1. 11no
mie i'm 2eben Ser 80lfer, 10 aud I'M
errgeren 8e5irf ser ein5elnen Mation!
slud Sn flingt Ser Stuff nod frieoli=
tem Musglei9 ser @egeniate, 10
laut al19 ser u4ampf INNS Daiein"
un6 vnas &edt oes stdrferen" pro-
flanpirt meroen mag. gs lit iiberun
,oasielbe 8ilb: Gent Sample gegen-
iiber bebdlt sic uralte gebnfndt nad
5rieoen ood ibr 8eM, oefrn tie 1T
emig Jung inns unnusrottbar. I'm
al1srottbar enolid lit aud IN Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
MINNESOTA
6eitr 9 his ID.
21a Bro5ent be5ablt, sic 2ouisDiue
uno NalbpiQe fat einen iolden ueber-

Bro5ent be5ablt, sic 2ouisoiue
uno Raibpiae fat einen iolden neber=
ldub auf5umeiien, ouB iie fiinf5ebn
Bro5ent ertra CUR @ertbeilung brin-
gen fonnte. Ser leberidyuB Ser
union Hacifiebabn hat iid auf $780,
$4,000 auflummiert, cine 3unabme
I'M II Miqionen gegeu oas 8oriabr,
uno dbnli9 itebt es nit pielen anberen
|@iienba6n= uno inbuitrielen Inter
nebmungen, moralts erlidtlid, SAB iib
fire @eiddfte ueientli@ geboben ba=
Zen. l1no NIT Sen neuen Iipioen=
6en uno 3insaus5ablungen fommt
mie0erum mebr 8aiier auf Sic Mible.
Nebenbei mag bemerft meroen, oaB sic
giienbabnen felt Sem /. Mopember 8e=
IteQungen fir 10000 nel1e @agen
al1fgegeben baben.
2aut geridt oes Stutiitilden Clint
tes in @al1ington iin0 i'm Sftober
allein um iieben Miaionen @aaren
me6r al1s Sem M11slanoe e~ingefubrt
mor0en als in Semie(6en Monat seq
oorigen Sahres, 11no Soh felt iid Sic
@unoelsbilon5 fir oieien Sftober nit
$79,OOO,OOO auf Sic MuSfubrieite.
Ser @rport inn Sftober belief iih auf
$21O,50O,0O0, cine 3abl, Sic lett lan=
gem nidt CREDIT mor5en lit. 9is Mus-
flbr fat mdhren0 ser riten 5ehn Mo=
nate 6es 4olen5erjabres sic ginfl1br
lint $40f, 100000 iibertroffen.
9anud miro mart mob1 nidt in Mb~
re0e ltenen f0nnen, oaB 6as @eiddfts,
barometer 6es 2anoes mieoer iteigen0e
Sen0en5 5eiat. Gin &udgang itebt
nidt in Musliht, 6enn menn audi Sos
&r6ii6entidaftstpabljabr in Ser &ege1
flottem @eidaft nidt giinitiq iii, 10
lit 6o@ feline l1r eriidtlid, 6aB
ser fortidrittlife &onlerpatism1s
Ser Mominiitration ernitIide St0run=
gen nit iid bringen f0nnte. gu mun=
iden lit MIR. 6oB BON Dem Segen, Ser
iid in Sen oberen Shidyten o%us5ubrei=
ten ifeint, redt pieI ol1f sic unteren
herab T0Iie, Sic es am notbigiten TO-
Ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21

Sesn SEM iett ieinem gnbe 5unet-
ge1roe1i Sabre nnsr6en mebr Dtn-
manten, @bampagner unb Sabof,
ober meniger 4,nrfttperfe un6 8u@er,
als 1910 pom Mltslnn6e be5ogen.
Ser @eidmod bat fid gednoert, aber
mdh bcbeifert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21

- Deutlde totbeliide @alenoer bei
Ser ct. glouo gud- uno stationerp
[Go. 4. q. 6oner, gieentbimer, 25-
Is. Mpe iiioIih, ct. CLOUD. 2-4t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-31
MAKES HIS 18TH RESCUE
Winner of Many Medals Saves
Man from River.

Irving T.. Grace, captain of the vigil
lance, "A government vessel. who has
won thirty-fve medals for resculng
drowning persons, saved man from
the river yesterday. He was in charge
Of The Refuge, a Charities Department
boat. of which his father Patrick, the
winner Of ninety medals for rescues, is
CAPTAIN. when he drew from the river
at East 12Jth street Thomas owen, a
laborer Of No. 1857 Third avenue.
owen was on the pier waiting
for the Charities boat when rowboat
foated between the bukhead and the
approaching craft. Fearing that the
rowboat would be crushed. owen fnelt
down to save it and fell into the river
Grace. who was in the pilot house, sig
nailed for the engineer to stop and
shed to the deck as owen came to
the surface. Calling Daniel Connolly, a
deckhand. Grace caught him by the legs
AMI lowered him until he was able to
ASP owens clothing. In this manner
owen was drawn out of the water. He
was sent to Harlem Hospital. where it
=, as said he would recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-31
HERE TO SEE PAINTINGS
Dr.. Bode, of Berlin, to Visit
Museums in America.

Dr. Wilhelm Bode, director Of the Kaiser
Friedrich Museum, in Berlin, and one OF
the best known art critics in Europe, ar
rived here last night from Bremen on the
North German Lloyd liner Prinz Friedrich
Wilhelm He will be i'm this country three
or four weeks, visiting the various mu-
seums and galleries in this city, Wash
ington Boston, Chicago and Philadelphia.
Il was here eighteen years ago." said DR..
Bode, land l am curious 10 see how your
galleries and museums compare now with
what they were then. ] have not been
commissioned TO make any purchases. Nv
visit is purely personal one. ! am here
TO observe, merely"
The doctor laughed when the attack
made upon him by DR.. Ludwig Abels, Of
Vienna, was mentioned. DR.. Abels declared
that Dr. Bode had stated that a certain
picture attributed to Rembrandt was a
clever forgery After the picture was put
on sale at an exceptionally high figure
by Gabriel Sedelmeyer, dealer Dr.. Abels
asserted that Or. BOde mad changed his
opinion, declaring that the painting was a
genuine Rembrandt
DIR. Bode declared last night that he had
said he thought the picture was an excel
lent copy of a Rembrandt, but had never
changed that opinion.