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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-20
LENTEN SERVICE
 AT TRINITY CHURCH

Rector Charles l.. w Reese an nounce Lem@n sehvices in Trinity Church thAs week, as follows:
 Wednesday, D. m.
 Thursday (Holy Communiom, 10:- 30 a. m.
 Friday, 7:30 D. m.
 Saturday, 10:30 a. m.
 An address will be made hy the Rector at the service- of Monday Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. All members of Trinity Parish are urged to attend as many of the Lenten ser vices as possible.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-20

Lend that most children lo1ra tHei' lessons foT the cole sake o. re"iIm4 ana tha they th.hS )it3e ef n9tIeH# H re ol lhem
 Prol \. N Clancy, said thal in tId fHe#wGr5b of tha=eaacltel=lies, and hsl ,he teacher aust make the @orA aA- eeedi0gly simple llc said thai we hoa'd especially teach o0r e1.ldfon fho greatness of on" own stto. Qu. u.f fas from some teacher, lie said tam Arkaus is among the=faw sla5e5 lhat could very well afford o hut it. soIf in from the W5rld.
 The writer added, that the teacher as far IS Iyoth i9 hm should study the children iudi1idually aud ct91tay- or r.. discover gI1e e3ila. aa,uFag ia- cliuaioHs and then cuaou ea him along raat PartieEtar inc. That Ro many paopr are attempting to stryo in soae9sdH's else srhcre parelis too ol1a=ch ose the Wrong oeca9l- tiaa foa fhe4r children. eHooa.as HIS u1lly lTen q pecuniafN viewpoint children a.e tao often educated for one thiHs when they are really taI- entcd fer ano!hea
 Prof. TaWn end eorroboratcd ttesa remar5s and 2ftef pronoancins the subject for the na~t meeting, "Fha Measurement, of Efficiency of the Teacher, the meeting adjearncd.
 HENRY L. CA|tHR Reporter
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-20

R. c. Collins. Postmaster, Barne- gal N. l.. was troubled With a severe ia grippe cough. He saHs: q would be completely exhausted after each iii of violent coughing. bought q bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound and beforc l had taken it all the coughing spells had ntir ly ceased. II can't be beat" W. l.. Dewoody & Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-20

Mrs. Bama Helcombe and little grandson, Orto Mitchell, have return ed from Little Rcck, where they visit ed Mrs. J. E. Martineau.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-20

There is place for everything, and this is the place for everything in house furnishings. The mattress es mentioned in this advertisement
 will demonstrate to everyone tha' this is the foremost store of it's Kind in the state of Arkansas. Every ar ticle ill this sore is a convincing argument in our favor. Reliability first and foremost.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-20

been built up by selling unworthy merchandise. This store has been years studying the principles Of per- manant success. The result is the confidence of the people and well
 founded feeling that every piece of merchandise that We sell will prove all that we say of it.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-06
EASTON

Mrs. Clarissa Banks is visiting for a few days a the home of MT and Mrs. Orlando Osborn in Aspetuck.
 Miss Lucy E. Sanford of Bedding, Mrs. Millie Staples of Jump Hill and Miss Hazel E. Sherwood were enter tained on Thursday at the home of Miss Minnie o. Sherwood, Maple Row Dairy Farm
 The Fairfield County Pomona grange held a meeting at Sturdevant hall, Bridgeport on Wednesday fe;oe In the took place for the ensuing year, In the afternoon the Worthy Lecturer Miss Lucy c. Sanford presented the following program: Selection from the grange melodies: remarks by MT. Cook and MT. Jones; piano solo by Miss Hazel E. Sherwood;l reading by Mrs. from Eaeton grange were: Charles Sherwood Mrs MiIlie Staples, Miss Hazel E. Sherwood and Miss Minnie o: Sherwood At the next meeting installation of the officers will take place.
 Miss Katherine Treadwel1 has re- turned from a short visit as guest of her paretns, MT and Mrs. Thomas Treadwe1I .in Weston
 The mid-weet meeting of the Baptist Mrs. Frank Clark led the meeting af- ter which rheacsaI for the Christ mas concert was held.
 Miss Edna Clark has returned to Mr and Mrs. Clarence B. Andrews 1fter several days visit guest of riends out of town.
 MT John Lockwood and daughter if Weston, are spending a few days
 guests of MT. and Mrs. Elmer Andrews.
 Miss Susan Edwards has returned to
 CT home from a visit guest of MT
 nd Mrs Harry Edwards.
 Mrs. Hubben of Greeheld is spend ng several days as guest of MT. and drs. George Parrack in Aspetuck.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-06
SURELY TAKE SYRUP OF FIGS IF
 HEADACHY, BILIOUS, C0NSTIPATED
Sweetens Your Stomach, Clears Your Head and Thor oughly C1eanses Your Liver and 30 Feet of Bowels
 of Sour Bile, Foul Gases and Cogged Up Waste

All those days when you feel misea-- able, headact1y, bilious and dull are due to torpid liver and sluggish bow els. The days when your stomach is sour and full of gas, when you have Indigestion; the nights when your nerves twitch and you are restless and can't sleep could be avoided with a teaspoonful of delicious Syrup of Figs. Isn't it foolish to be distressed when there is such a, pleasant way to overcome it? *s
 Give your inactive liver and ten yards of waste-c1ogged bowels a thor ough cleansing this time Put an end to consti patton.
 Take a teasponful of Syrup of Figs tonight, sure, and just see for your self by morning, how gently but thor oughly all the sour bile, undigested
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-06
FAIRFIELD

At the meeting of the Greenfield Grange, Tuesday evening, the follow ing officers were chosen for the com ing year: Master, Clifford J. Brother ton; overseer, Clayton S. Elwood; lee turer, John c. Iobdell: steward, Will diam H. Meeker; assistant steward, John Gull; chaplain. Miss A. Maria Wakeman; treasurer, John P. More house; secretary, D. Frank Brown; gate keeper, Milton w. Jennings, Jr- :; Pomona, Miss Lucia Burr; Flora, Miss Jennie Van Ness; Ceres, Miss Olive Hull; lady assistant steward, Miss Bessie Banks; pianist, Mrs. Clay ton Elwood. The entertainment com mittee for the year are: Mrs. Annie L. Bulkley, Clifford J. Brotherton, Miss Olive Pease and Miss Ethel Mer- win. Mrs. Bulkley is chairman and has appointed the following sub rnittee: William Meeker1s John Gull, Mrs Albert M Bulkley and Clayton s. EIwood. The society is planning to run a dance on the evening of Dec. H.
 A large number were in attendance at the meeting of the lace class of the Girls Club, which was held WedneS- day evening in their rooms. The class
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-06

fermenting food and clogged up waste matter is moved on and out of your system-no nausea-nO griping-no weakness "H5Sz
 You simply can't have your liver, in active and your thirty feet of bow els eonstipated with sour- deca ying waste matter and feel well. The need of laxative is a natural need, but with delicious Syrup of Figs you are posed entirely of luscious figs senna and aromatics it can not injure
 $ Ask your druggist for the full name,
 Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna-'' Refuse, with scorrl. any of the so-ca-l- ed Fig Syrup limitations They are meant to deceive you. Look on the label The genuine, old reliable, bears the name California Fig Syrup Com pany.-Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-06
is being instructed by Mrs A. L.

is being instructed by Mrs. A. L. RikeF of Main street.
 Work on the State highway has been suspended owing to the fact that the worknen refused to live in the camp at NH River maintaining that the nights were too cold to sleep out and that they were not able to get up and work the next day The work has been stopped and will not be re- stunned until next spring. The road is now completed from Ash Creek to Buckingham'S corner in Southport, which is just about half of the job.
 A large and merry party attended the dance in St. Thomas hall Last evening and all report a most enjoy able evening.
 The members of the Girls sewing class will be entertained this evening at the home of Miss Mary West on Elliott street.
 On the evening of December 1z a Parents Meeting will be held in the
 library. All interested in education in the town of Fairfield are cordially invited. Superintendent G. c. Bow
 man will address the gathering and will use for his topic t'The Relation o1 Home to the School This will be the first meeting of it's kind and it is hoped that it will be well attended. Rev. D.. N. Prentice is recovering from an attack of neuralgia.
 Mrs. Nellis Sherwood is entertaining Miss Campbell from Jamaica, L.. I. Edward Pease has resumed his stud ies at S'torrs College. after spending the past week with his parents on Greenfield Hill. p
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-06

Brooklyn, having spent a few days as guests of Mrs. Lanes parents, MT and Mrs Homer Logan have returned to their home.
 Selectman John H. Candee is having his bank lowered as several teams are carting gravel on to the state road from the Baptist church down to Gal Ioway's corners.
 William J. Nichols is spending the winter with his sister Mrs Flora Lyon in StratfeId. Mrs Nichols business is in f.Brid dgeport
 Miss Clara Sanford has returned from a visit as guest of her cousin Marion Warner in New Haven.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-06
THE LAND OF USED TO BE.

Beyond the purple. hay trees Of summers utmost boundariess Beyond the sands, beyond the seas, Beyond the range of eyes like these And only in the reach Of the Enra blurred gaze of memory
 There lies the land long lost to me
 The Land of Used to Be. A land. enchanted, such as swung In golden seas when sirens c1ung Along their dripping brinks, and sung To Jason in that mystic tongue That dazed men with it's melody; Oh, such a land, with such a sea, Kissing it's shores eternal1y.
 Is the Fair Used to Be. A land where music ever girds The air with bells of singing birds. And sows all sounds with such sweet
 words That even in the lowing herds
 A meaning lives so sweet to me; Lost laughter ripples limpidly From lips brinmed o'er with all the
 Of rare old Used to Be O land of love and dreamy thoughts And shining fields and shady spots, Of coolest, greenest, grassy plots Embossed with wild forget-me-nots, And all the blooms that cunningly Lift their faces up to me II Ont of the past; I kiss in thee
 The lips of Used to Be. T love ye aI1 and with wet eyes Turned g1immering1y on the skies. My blessing like your perfumes rise, Til OCT my soul a silence lies Sweater than any song to me, Sweeter than any melody Or it's sweet echo, yea, all three,
 My dreams of Used to Be
 James Whitconlb Riley
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-06

The Hartman Iines'' must dissolve. according to the decision Of the Uni ted States supreme court Within three months the Southern Pacific and the Union Pacific, combined by that railroad wizard, Edward H. Hartman. must cease to be operated as one sys- tenn and must be conducted as eepa- rate and competing railroads. The Un- ion Pacific will be allotted to one or the other after negotiations between the government attorreys and those representing the railroads. Prank B. Kellogg made the principal argument for the government in the suit to dis- solve the big railroad merger. Tn the accompanying map the dashes repre- sent the mileage to be. retained by the Union Pacific, the crossed lines show what the Southern Pacific will control while the dots represent the Csntra Pacific, which will probably be alLot ted to the Union Pacific.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-06

seeking reelection With reference to
 his campaign MT. Burton says: |'I propose to know whether the people of Ohio wish their representatives in the Senate to take part in framing and
 deba ting bills which involve the great issues before the American people, or whether they prefer to have them act
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-06
LEGISLATION OR oFFIoEs2

MT. Burton is by no means the first
 man of mark in Congress to resent the expectation that he will devote the greater part of fis energies to office brokerage But comparatively few men have openly challenged the office
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-06

merely as messengers for selfish inter ests nd dispensers Of patronage and spoiE- To paraphra.se the historic re mark about BaLlaklavs. that Is mag nificent, but it is not politics.=PhfIa- delphia Record.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-06

Uncle Pennywise says: A man has no time to bother about a color scheme for his street costume. He's satisfied if his shoes don't leak
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-06

Farmer Want Ads 1c a word
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-18

circa s2jdbrige 6ralt @ieltano=Gbri=
item int ~5diff", ltnterbort aus elmer
6lalGe Salmiufgeiit u10 5pg iif Do
ourf idmere innerlide @erbrennun=
gen gu, an 5eren Ste 5rau ltarb. -
Io5 Sdymurgeridt in @enf oerl1r=
t6ei(te 6ieier Gage SEN 6abrifanter1
Gl1gen 9erlie pegen @edielfdlldltn=
gen un6 getrl1gs in un5ablbaren 5a1=
len 5u 9 Sabren 3udtbal1s. 8erl1e,
ein berborragen6er Eolitifer, mar
Mitglie0 ees @roBen &atbeS, 0eS @en=
fer S~taatsrotbes iomie &rdiioent Der
proteitantiiden Gonititl1ante. ST lit
oos Spfer berfeblter @0rl enlpecrla=
tionen, sic I'M 2auf oes SabreS 5u 11r=
gebeuren Summen anmudlen Sic
por ibm 6ur6 Salidungen un0 Be-
trigereien erlangten 8etrdge belar=
fen iid auf iiber eine Mi1ion 5ran=
fen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-18

@etbinoung nit Meppen bergeiteM
miir6e. = Sem @abnbofsporiteber
Sdrooer in @utin lit sic grlaltb.
niB sur Mnlegrng oes gbrenfreu5es
1. alaiie oes @roBber5ogli@ Sloen-
burgiiten Sous uno @erotenltor0enS
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ertbeilt morSen. - Mn Stene Ser
obgebron11ten Sdule fms 5mei nelte
|Shulen in 90 0 0 r BE 4 uno Steinfel=
Sc errihtet moroen. Sic lebtere lit
uber err It tbeilmeil e po1en0et.
&6ni9retdtSadien.
Trou Ioleui, sic geidieoene @ot=
tin oes &0nigs Srieorid Mltguit BON
g Sadie II, miro angeblih unter Gu=
rotel geitelt meroen. Sc oerlalttet,
oob ser &0inig, uls er iiingit Sen @ai=
ier Tral15 Soiepb beiudte, 0eiien 3u=
Thinning sur gnt11iinoigung Ser
Troil Eoleli erbielt, meldle cine &C.
bore,re gr56er5ogin BON 5oscana lit.
Sdon Dor einiger 3eit hieb es, 0oB
Sic lGdliiden @eridtsb0fe lib nit Sen
1iterreidiid3en @erihten in Gerbin=
Dung qelebt 6attet. It'll Sen in &eoe
1te6cnoen 3ned SIT erreiden. = Cine
Qrobe 6interla11enidaft lit Ser Staot
DRESDEN 5ugefallen. Sic erbt oos aus
3 Wiaionen Mnrf beitebenoe Gern1o=
gen oes %peritorbenen &ripatiers Sol
lad. Die he0el1tenoe Sltmme lit laltt
ser teitan1entori1hen Gerfiigung aus
1d1lieblid) fir ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
beltimn1t.
GaDern.
Ser 6inan5al1sidpuB Scr baDeri l.
ihen &a11mer ser Mbgeor0neten fat
Sen 2otteriepertrag nit EreuBen Ga
gelebnt. gs bar0elt lih BEL Sic lem
@%ertrnge, pelder 5miiden Ereltben
elmer 1eits un0 8apern, ga0en un0
@iirttemberg ~an0erleits perfect mer=
Sen ioute, Inn Sic M%usoebm11tg Ser
preltBild,en &lolienlotterie al1f Sii0=
6eutl61ano. 9ie gemeinlame prelt=
Biid=oeutlhe &lallenlotterie ioute am
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-18

I. Suli s. S. in &raft treten. Sir Sic
orei iiiooeutid)en Staaten iiebt ser
gertrag observation-disclosures Dor.
= Ser baperiide Yremierminiiter
b. 9ertling, @oriibenber oes Musl6ul-
les fir aubere Mngelegenbeiten I'M
9%un0esrat6, bielt i'm baperil6en
2an0tage cine &eoe iiber Sdie0sge=
ridte, tit melder er Sen gifer Ser Ser.
Staaten fir 5die0sgeridte ser Sano=
lungsmeile MmerifaS gegen Merico
entgegengeltellte. vginige Staaten,"
iagte SEER pom @ertling, varbeiten en-
ergiib fir SdJieosgeridte uno ne6=
npn oam1 milit1riihe Nctionen Dor,
mie @nnerifa jest gegen Merico."
0elncntlpreGeno perbielt ser Minilter
Iid I'M groBen gan5en lfeptil9 gegell
oie @emegung 5%ltgurniten ser SdieO5=
gerid5tspertroge. gr oriidte leilte 9ln=
lidt aus, 0ab GelttidlanO 0ur6 frieO=
l1d2e Follttt, lt11ter1tllst Oltrh groBe
Militarmaht, mebr getban bditte, ais
ole acknowledgements, oeren gu
te abiidten er rid)t he5meifle. St err
flurte, oob er bereit lei, int 8ul1oes=
rattle fir Shie0sgerihte ein5l,treten
: Nuf Sen rihtigen Hlob gefalle11
lit Ser @altpttreffer Ser 2otterie oes
@ereins 3oolpgilder @orten, 0enn ser
@e1pinner lit ein in oiirftigen Gerbdlt-
niilen le6enOer bieIiger = &llni tina.
Ter. Ius 9anfbaus Marr bat Sem
nidlt menig iiberraidteu @liidspil5 Sic
10000 Marf au5be5aGlt.
@urttemberg.
Ser ba0iihe 2an0tag fat fiir5:
lid Sic 6oroerung fir Ste 8elan6t.
ifoft in Bayern 11n0 8iirttemberl
nit Sem site in Miinden obgelebnt
Gomit fd0t Sic Sbdtigfeit 0es ~ ii t t.
t embergiide @elon0ten ii
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-18

oorf am 10. @idr5 itatt. l1ngefu6r
100 @enoiIenldaften batten mebr als
800 @ertreter entlarot. Muf ser So
oesoronung itan0 5und6it @riin0ung
elmer @roBeintau fcentrale noe toeut=
ider Gnnlumpereine. Die @%riin0ung
ml1roe beihlollen, Sic Gentrale miro
poral,siidtlih ibren Sit in G0ln bu-
ben. Terner nabm Ser genoiien=
idaftstog gegen Ser porliegenOen gnt=
1ul1rf zines @infommen Iteuergeietes
megen ser in linn ugeplanten meiteren
MISUNDERSTANDING Ser @onium=
nereine" Stealung. = SSn Sem &etle-
m1reolt bon emil Meper om gabnbof=
plote eridien neltlih Elm elegant ge=
fleioeter il1r1eer Ma1m, Ser 500 90.
qegen engliidees 8elo einmebieln
mollte. Stott SIT 5ahlen, bielt er Sem
Gpntoril ter. Ser allein inn @ureau an
1pei ems NOR, eit1en @epplper Dor Sic
@rult, nohm STE 500 Morf, Sic Ser
Gpntorilt bereits oufqe5dblt hatte, nno
entfam. Ger 6. Snternotionole Mo=
rinariihe gonqreB miro, mie nl1rr=
mebr enogiiltiq FeItlteht, bonn 4. Biz 6.
Mltgtit S. s. in Srier abqehalten
merben. Ct miro om Sanlt tag, 3.
Muqult, obeuos feierlih i'm Gom SIT
Srier er6ffnet inns ItlieBt on 9te11=
1taq, 6. MuquIt, abe1os.
ScIcn=Naiiau.
I'm Sic al1sgeidriebene Stell111g
Ses neutrality-suspicious. bon 6 q el
ha6eu lid nid]t meriger ols $50 Ser
rem %berporhen, oarltnter angel e6ene
Gonrnl,l1alpolitifer alts Berlin, Ml=
tono, mebreren Observation-Disclosures
rrno liiooeutif1en Stdoten. = Inter
ungebeler itarfem In0ra1ge begann
bier Ste @erbanolltng in 0em Sdme=
itern1oropro5eB gegen SEN aeQner
Tris Gron. Ser gngeflngte miro be-
%Iduuloigt, ON 10. September 1911
ieine eigel1e Shmelter, gluguIte Mill=
ler geb. Grorr, ermor0et uno berol16t
su haber. Grpn lit om Z. Mar5 1881
in Ga1Iel geboren uro bisber MIR un=
er5eblif porbai trait. g5 mrroen iber
1870 3euginen, 3ergen u10 Sadper=
itdn0ige gelaoen. Ser Mngeflogte
leltgnet e11tldie0en.
Slbenbnrg.
IS belte6t ein Eroject elmer Sa6n
G5nabriid- Iiep6ol5 iiber Iun1=
me, Sic au6 oe1r @en1ein0en Gngter
un0 Gor0en ste @ortbeile elmer 8abn=
perbin0ung 5umen0en lollte. Die 81
ME Ion iiber 2pbne meiter na6 Quaf=
cnbriif gefiibrt mer0e11, mo0ur6 eine
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-18
!@ams nno Sol.
Wftb Scr Ea1ne uber BAG Saatbett &C.
biingt ueroen?

Gs miro pielfad} empfoblen, Ser
gamen Dor Ser saat gu 0iingen, 90
nit er nidt aaein beiier, ionoerr
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un6 @nodenmebl, @rano, iomie anr:
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qeniigen 1rur fleine Mengen bon oie=
len 1iingern, 0em 5aatgute 5uge=
iett un0 gut NIT i6m Dermildt, nn1
auf Sen ipdteren grtrag Sen giln=
Tighten ginfluB aus5uiiben. @enn
nun ou9 fal1m al%15une6nren tit, SoB
iid ien1on0 int %aagemeinen 0ur6 Ser
artige Miidunget 6a5u oerleiten lal=
len miro, nubloie Ser ude an5uitel=
len, 10 5eigt 6ob an0ererleits oie
g%rfabrung MIR 8u oeutli@, oaB int
nterbin ein5elne menigitens es pro-
bieren. 9ies beitdtigt MIR sic 5bat=
Iade, oaB alte &e5epte, in Elm neues
@ennr1O gefletDet, 10 ld11ge BON Setd)t=
gIGubigen na9probiert mer0en, Biz
lie iid BON oeren @ertbloiigfeit bon
uber5eugt boben. Die Samen6in=
qung mur0e im porigen Sabrbunoert
pieIfa9 empfangen. Sogor @rfin-
0ungspatente mur6en auf sic oer=
ihie6eniten Mrten fon5entrierten Ga
men0iingers gegeben, un6 geraoe 6es=
balb mor Sic Mntpen6ung niht rur
in gdrtneriiden, pielmebr au9 IN
@reiien ser 2anomirtbe cine 5iemIi9
bebeuten0e.
geitoem aber sic 2tebiei&e 9ebre
po1t ser Motbmenoigfeit 6es poIen
@rfates ii9 mebr %perbreitete uno
flarer erfannt mur6e, melde Mdbr-
itoffe Sic Bflan5en unbeoinet gu
ibrem ga1ter @eoetben for6ern, ging
sic samenoungung imner mebr 5u-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-18

0efan S9mitt sem 2anocapitel 8ieoz
lingen, SEM gr0Bten ser Gio5eie, Dor
uro fat ii6 in oieier 3eit ourb ie=
gensreife @irfiamfeit iebr peroient
genaft.
Gliaf-2 otbrinsen.
Ser &aiie e ernannte an Ste1e oes
III 0en @l1beltano getretenen 8e5irfs=
praiioenten @rafen BON 3eppelin=
9lidbnti len SEN &reis0irector bon
StraBb1lrg 2al1b 6rbrn. &arl BON
@enunlngen=@ornberg gum ge5irfs=
prdltoenten bon 90 +. - Sci elmer
ltebung oberbolb oes &ronenburger
Grer5ierplabes rib 6os @alteta1 Ell
mes be11an11ten 9radenballons ser
bieligel1 Observation-Disclosures
lung alts nidt altfgefldrter ltriafe.
Ser 5iemlih ltarfe Siiomeit trieb
Sen @a(lolr in Ser Mihtung gegen
@ilG6eim, als pl0tlid Sic mdidlei=
fenSe Stabltrplle nit Ser Sodlpon=
nlmasleitlng in @erii6rltng fam, 10
SOB infolge <r5idl1iles Ser golrn
Terer fling ltrr0 bei Ser @i'h6eimer
Ci'en6a1nitdtte aus betradtlider So
Ie alb tilr5te. Ser @ullon perbrannte,
Sic 6eiSen Sniallen trl1gen er6e6liGe
Gellesungen oupon. Sberlielltenal1t
Glorer Oe5 Snfanterie : Tegiment5
9ep. 1872 erlitt eine11 geinbrud inns
cine leihte @e6irnerl6iitterltng mab=
reno S6erlieutenont &0mer bonn SUB
artiaerie= Hegiment go. 10 eineu
Mrn61rd oapontrug.
0nrembnrg.
Gem &er11ebmen nah beabiihtiqer
Sic Stablnerfe BON MlGepiQe i6re
i'm Gilener5beden 5u 9uremburQ
gelege11e gr5grube SIT perdnB BERN. Gie
CRUDE bat cine @roBe BON etpa sc
&eftar; Ser giiengebalt Ser Minettg
betrdgt % bis 80 Ero5ent. gus &dlt:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-18

fer iollen 5pei 9otbringer @uttenmer=
fe in 8etra6t fommen; Ser @aufpreis
iou 5miiden 100000 uno 100000
5ronfen idmonfen, mas fiir's Seftar
elf big 5m0lftauien mi Sranfen ausma-
den miir6e. = Ser @roBber3og bon
@o0en oerlieb Sem Mr5t 9r. @0ldl
nus 2enggries 6as &itterfreu5 1.
&lalie NIT giden1aub un6 Sem groB=
Observation-Disclosures 6liigela0=
iutanten 6. gpener SOS &ttterfreu5
1. Glaife bes 3dbriger 20men. =
Maitte M6r5 ltarb in 8onnemeg
nad fur5er &ranfbeit ser %penitonirte
2ebrer Srar5 gano int Sitter bon 60
Sohren. % Sabre lang mar er inn
2ehrfade tbatig gemeie en-: 5uerlt in
&o0tngen inns 8idten, oa11n 16 Sabre
in NieSerferiden. Seit 12 Sabren
mar er int &rbeitan0e un0 bier in
@onepeg mobnboft. = Nod nibt 1an=
ger &ranfbeit peridie0 in 6erborn
@err %. Braun, Hrdii0ent 6es bteii=
gen &trdenrat6es un0 %ebemaltges &C.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, int Sitter bon 50
Sabren. = Sn 2uremburg auf
oem 5iidmarft itarb porigen Monat
sic 5raneiscanerl9umei tier Mmalberga,
geborene Mnnn @aag aus Manterna9,
inn AZ 2ebensabre, inn 25. Tires Or
o%enslebens. S9melt tier Mmalberga mar
Sberin int ct. 'SSoiepbsbaus, sag CUR
Mufnabme BON perungludten Mrbei=
tern 6ient.
Gdtpei5.
9as @efiibI ser 8efrie5igl1ng, mel
DIES anlablid Ses angefinoigten sep=
tember=geludes 6es Settlers @ilbelm
in ser 5hmei5 10 lebbaft uno
%marmber5ig gum Mus0rud gefommen
lit, miro bon SEN So5ialoemofroten
nift getbeilt. Sn Meudate1 ba=
BEN lie an 1. Mpril eine Maiierber=
iammlung abgebalten, in tpelder lie
gegen sic beabfidtigte @iiite bes 6eut=
iden Settlers Broteit erboben. = SSn
8faffifon tranf aus gereben sic