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mnglng the light of the burning logs
with that of the winter sun. In the cor
ner is the square piano; before the Tre
sits q young woman in hat and wrap. A
difficult problem in light and shade is pre-
sented and well solved. The light is lu-
minous. the room atmospheric, the figure
takes its place in its environment and the
whole is held in unified tone. Miss
Craig has not produced a stronger or
more mature work nor one which does
her more credit.
FIFTY water colors by W. Bowyer Pain
were exhibited this week in the
rooms of Ames &, Co., on 9th street. The
majority were small and unframed and
were done somewhat in the manner Of
the English school-with precision and
regard for detail. That the painter has a
keen sense of the pictorial and is inner
emily artistic in feeling was evident from
his choice and treatment of themes. In
some instances he attainS not only inter-
esting, but painter-like effects, treating
his subjects with breadth and simplicity.
Such, for example, was his painting en-
titled Near Great Falls" which is mere
ly view of rocks and sky seen at the
twilight hour. Some of Mr.. Pains Eng
lish pictures suggest in style and treat
ment the works of the late Walter Parls
which by many persons OF astute Judg-
ment were highly esteemed.
x
X x
MIR. BUSH-BROWN has just complet-
AVA ed the equestrian statue of Gen.
Sedgwick, which he has been modelling
for the past two years in his G street
studio, and is now preparing to have 1t
cast. This statue, which the sculptor S
friends consider the most notable work
he has yet produced, is to be erected at
Gettysburg by the state of Connecticut
Wednesday a private view was given of
the statue in its present state to a few
intimate friends-later, when it is cast
in plaster, it will be more generally
shown
* -
T Asst August Max Weyl, who for some
l. years has been regarded as dean Of
the Washington painters, went to East
Gloucester to join the artists colony,
among whom were some of his Washing
ton confreres. So delighted was he with
the place that he remained long after
every one else had gone, tarrying we'll
into November. Failing health and de-
sire to live more out of doors with ma
terial for pictures close at hand has
made him consider seriously closing his
Washington studio and returning TO the
north shore of Massachusetts. but his
friends, who are many hope he will re-
Evening star., 1912-11-16
HEROES OF THE NATIOES. Edited
by III. W. L. Davis.-ROGER OF
SICILY: and the NOrmans in Lower

ItATH. BY TuHlUnu NuTtlS, W 4.
tOxon.). lecturer in history at the
University of Sheffield. New York
c. l.. Putnam's Sons.
This author goes back more than TsD
years, back into the middle ages, to pick
up "a bit of historic mosaic that by some
mischance OF neglect has been left to
an obscurity of incrusting years. In the
restoring hands of this scholarly writer
the fragment becomes a brilliant inset
Evening star., 1912-11-16
GREEK LITERATURE; Series of
Lectures Delivered at Columbia Uni
versity. New York: The Columbia
University Press.

1t is safe to assume that these lectures
are as fine as they can be, today-What-
ever may be expected of them next year,
or in the next ten, under further research
and ripper mellowing. Each is the per-
fected result of special investigation
made in the full panoply of modern
equipment. Each is the duly considered
word of an elect of culture centered in
the subject with which it has to do. But
what is better even than this is that
this distinguished production is but part
OF a magnificent scheme of university CO.
operation and extension. In this volume
alone six universities meet-Columbia,
Harvard. Yale, Princeton, Chicago and
Wisconsin, each giving freely, no doubt,
of its own university spirit and of its
local genius of setting. Here, too, ten
lectures, each of distinct personality and
outlook, still further enrich this study.
These various publications. now on one
subject. now on another, are the working
out of an inspired plan to send the uni
versity out to meet those who cannot go
TO il.
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THE UNKNOWN QUANTITY: a Book
nf Hol t<.lI n

THE UNKNOWN QUANTITY: a Book
of Romance and Some Half-tOld
Tales. BY Henry Van Dyke. author
of The Ruling Passion etc. New
York: Charles Scribner's Sons.
Washington: Brentano's.
These tales are of the clear Van Dyke
strain. Alertly observant. they walk
soberly. picking up many things along the
road about the ways of different sorts
of folks-visible men and invisible spirits
talking gentle understandings about
these, laughing genially and whimsicaIly
now and then over the puzzle of much
that they see. The stories here troop
along in sociable twos and threes, each
group busy with some common riddle. or
having to do with some kinship of feel
ing or adventure. The majority of them
spring from the things that, so far. can
not be explained, from causes that appear
to lie otherwhere than here, from the
minds independence of its customary
moorings. Often the parable and fairy
tale help out in telling the effective truth
about some aspect of belief, or conduct,
or outlook. Once in a while, just the
open romance serves to anchor one again
to the plain and unmysterious absorption
of daily life. 1t is a rich volume of in
vention that stands level with the best of
Mr.. Van Dykes work.
Evening star., 1912-11-16

y exhibition of engravings by
Bartolozzi. famous engraver
of the eighteenth century, is now
on view at the Library OF Con-
EreSS IL cnmnriSnS about two
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. the part of seven girls. just out of col
lese. These. banded together invade the
home of one of them, sweep aside the
compliant but dubious parents, and set
up an experiment in domestic science
And such an amazing panorama of
achievement was never before spread in
any single twelvemonth of the world.
One can imagine girls reading this en-
saging story with unalloyed pleasure and
unquestioning acceptance. Grown folks
may shy away from it's unbelievably uni
form successes but in spite of this they
too may be counted on 20 read it to the
end with pleasure almost equal to
that Of the young folks in its perfect
whulesomencss.
THE WILDERNESS OF THE NORTH
PACIFIC COAST ISLANDS. BY
Charles Sheldon. author of The
Wilderness of the Upper Yukon
Illustrated, New York: Charles Serb
ner's Sons. WashinSton: Brentano's
-Four distinct groups of people. at least,
will set good value upon this record of
experiences among the islands of the
Forth Pacific. These are the hunters and
explorers. the naturalists and those whose
reading choice falls upon robust adven-
ture. Hunting the wapiti on Vancouver
Island, the big bear and caribou on Mon
tague and Queen Charlotte Islands.
rounds here to a great adventure whose
vivid portrayal cannot fail to arrest ana
absorb readers. A new and special thrill
is produced. also, from the hunting ex-
periences of Mrs. Sheldon. experiences
in which the bears of the Admiralty
Islands learn what is pretty well known
on the outside-that a woman and "A gun
make. unfaiingy, a deadly combination.
In addition to it's hunting records. the
volume holds an astonishing bulk of il
formation about this region whose geos-
raphy is, to the average reader, about as
clear as is the geography of the moon.
Mr.. Sheldon objectiiies the place. gives
it an atmosphere, draws its grim Visage,
paints its aoofneSS. its loneliness and
the hazard of its pursuit. The illustra-
tive character of this volume deserves
the highest praise. Good maps and a
great number of admirably selected pic
lures pace one We'll within the imne-
diate influence of both the place and
the adventure.
Evening star., 1912-11-16
MRS. LANCELOT; n Comedy of As
sumniinnS RN Maurice Hewlett

HELEN ORNESB1. BY Belle Moses
author OF Louisa n. Alcott" etc
New York: Ii. Appleton Il Co.
Mss Moses new story is no less than a
complete orgy Of happy usefulness on
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week. Mr.. Lukeman is a member of the
National Sculpture Society of New York,
and among his works are an equestrian
statue of Kit Carson, four colossal statues
for the Brooklyn Institute and soldiers
monument for Somerville, Mass.
Evening star., 1912-11-16

When Ebenezer brought forty-nine dead
field mice and a chipmunk to the kitchen
door as his contribution to the happiness
of the Green family he was undoubtedly
acting in the belief that he was doing an
old gentleman and his wife a great serv-
ice. The field mice could be endured, but
when Ebenezer came to bringing home
hens and dead ducklings and clothing and
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20
Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETCHER'S
Gas TO RIA
Nuro=9afuta.

sarge. - Gin IL SATIRE otter
SSStaliener r1al1rens Saul Sar5o lit auf
3. .. 6or0s Iar1n, no er Mrbeit ge=
fun0en batte, u11ter Ser idmeren Mn<
flage perbaftet moroen, bon meGrere11
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un1pun0en SIT mS iagt, iein @ater ba=
&c rbn aus Sem Saule geiagt, ut10 auf
Sen Staff zines an0ern Surrge1, Ser
ibm 0en&epoloer gegeben, babe er Sen
@oter enhoiien.
9isbon. = Dit Musnahne BON
Muis ltehen bier aIe 6el0friihte aus
qe5eidunet, namentli6 lit sizes 6eim
@interroggen Ser 6aG. @onlomGoun
tn fat Yrof. Gborn als Sohperltdn0i=
gen ser Stauts=@ereinigl11g sur Sci
lerrnq Ser 2an0mirthidaft angei teQt,
un6 0ieler mi0met feline gon5e 3eit
ergieberiid,em @irfen inter Sen Sur
mern Ses @ountps. 0em Mnbuu BON
Mois un6 4artofteln lit cine gr0Bere
8ooenfl6he eingeraumt. 0agegen hot
Sic @r0Be Ser @ei5enfeloer Inn 20
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@ran0 6orfs. = Sic Stoots=
gilenbobnfommiiion bat Sic grpreB<
q%eienifuiten Ser Staates auf Sen 9.
Suli porgela0en, I'M ibnen @elegen=
beit SUI geben, eper1tueae ginmGnoe ge=
cen SEN eben ausgearbeiteten nelpert
@ebihrenturif geltenS SIT maden. =
Ser Mnbal1 Don @erite in GuDoIier=
Gountp. melden Sic Sarmer in SEN
Letter1 @oden M1rdgefiihrt baben,
Ifeft Dor 6em MblhluB. @egen Ser
Teuhtiufeit SEES @o0ens mur6e Inn ct
ua 80 Trosent neniger @eisen geldet,
un0 oieie Tldde lit nit @erite unb
Tlud]s bebuut Dor0en.
Sib=9afpta
TuuIfton. - 9ie Gommiiidre
bon Taulf County haben Sic @iiira-
Htafften mehrerer Sdunfpirthe int
@ountp suriidgetpieie len inns ale 81
5en5aeiuhe abaelehnt. 3ies geiduh
ouf @r11rS 5ohlreidcr Eetitionen lei
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gen Staates lit ieiner5eit als oorbil0=
lief fir ie0es fortldrittlide Staats=
meier be5eidnet spor0en, beute meiB
mall, 0aB aud Ser Mri5onaer Sort
ldritt meiter nidts lit als elm gefilg1=
ges @erf5erg 6es Natipi5maS, Don
oem er ia auh in Ser 5uuptlu6e al1s=
gegangen lit, um0, mie i'm gal15en 9ar=
Sc, 10 iudt mon u1d IN Nri5ona 1111=
ter Sen logenalmten Tortl6rlttlern
M:an11er Don pubrbaft liberuler De-
iinnl1ng ur1o groB5iigiger 2e6ensor=
ldaln1ng perge6ens. 0esbalb lino
jenc, Sic 1ih 10 nel1rter, al1d feline
edten Iortlfrittler uno f0nnen eS
nien1als merSen.
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}tens gelpobnern oes Gountp, SOS TO-
nit bonn 1. Sl1li an trofen lein pir6.
Sigbmore. Wan ihabt oie
bier in oieie r sailon gepflan5te Mn-
5ubl Don Saatmei5en a11f 10000 9l1=
lfel allein IN @p0e County. 9ie Mus=
lagerp allf $4,000 ur6 tpenn sic Grit
tie cine einigermaBen quite miro, 10
refuet man allf 'einen @eminn. BON
100000.
Yierre. = 9as itaatlihe Strge=
nieur=I epartement fat Minnie s.
Safohs po1t Snterior, g. .. fir Sic
@ewdilerllng BON 81 9(tern 2an6 gr=
lullb1riB ertbeilt, o1slelbe aus 0em
@f1ite Mioer SIT nebneu. Ml1f gpa
Shsner BON gromore, Tall Miper
guuntp, hat Sic grlm16niB fir @al=
lerer(anglll1g aus 0em Grop Greet
erhalten, fir sic 8emalierurg BON "a
Mder ea1r6. Ser Snoianer &enrp
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patton lpuroe BON &ifter Mice 5u
smei Subren @efGngniB o%erurtheilt,
neil er iid nit Hferoeoeibltabl BE-
iaBt 6at. ...
Mberoeen.- 8oupernerr Te1=
lep 6at sic grfldrung obgegeben, 5aB
er nuh Mbluuf ieines Mmtstermins
leiren @obniib nod N6ila6elphia Der
legen tper0e.
Nierre. Muf @e%rar1laHung 6es
@onperneurs bon Soma hot @ouper=
11elr @eiien sic Mltslief er1111g BON
@illiam @rigbt, SSurnes @arnes un0
1ranf Gouiins, Ste iid in siour
Gou]1tp, SSm., megen ginbruds oerant=
morten loqen bepiligt.
Siour sails. = gs fins Sic
Ssnforporutionsartifel binterlegt NOR
SEN fin Sic 9afota Iru1t & SaDings
@onf", sic bier NIT eirem @apitul BON
$1OO,OO BON elmer unterne6matngs=
pollen @eieGiGoft, Sic tiff meiitens
aus promirenten 2el1ten Sic er Sta6t
qebil0et hot, er0ffnet miro.
Sturgis. = 6ran g0u1ar0
5outhmoi0, melfe NIT ihrem @otten
elm 9an0gut bel @ig 9ottom belpohn=
tie, lit init einer ShuBmrr6e to0t OUT
gef1n6en mor0en, melde Mngabe 0es
Mannes lie lih ieIbit beibrahte, mab=
ren5 ser Coroner Sic Moglidfeit Ste
ier Mngube be5meifelt. Soufbmui0 tit
in Suft qenonnrer mor0en.
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&riegsminilter ltent CUR Jeier am ri.
Muguit fir Seem l1lm uno Sen %.
Muguit fir Sic Sort &igelep=Teier ein
Battalion Snfa11terie Don Sort Snel-
ling Dem 6eitaus ldpulie sur @erfii=
g1ng.
glbom 2afe. - ginem gemii=
len S. S. &loppenburg, pelfer a1f
Ser Soo=9afn ourf einen beftlgen
StoB 5l @ooen geldGel1oert un0 Der
art perlebt m1r0e, oaB er nllr mebr
menige Mm1ate miro le6en f0i;nnen,
lit in elmer &lage gegen oie betreffen=
oe 9abngeiellid,aft Sic Srmme BON
$4,000 5ugeiprote1 moroen.
Manfuto. = Die Mnlage Ser
Munfoto Malting So. mlrrOe 0urh
einen Brand sur @Dbe BON $4,000
an Sen 9ul1merfen uno BON $4,000
am Worratbe b%eif1oigt. Der &erluit
lit Surh Gerliderung ge0edt.
Millerpille Gorrelppn0en5).
= Mitte pergangener @ohe lit 6rur
Sele1a Saion, Ml1tter 5es 9errn 8.
%. @lein, melder in Brandon gelhaft=
lid tfdtig 1T, fur5 Dor Mittog zines
p%l0blityer So0es gel torben. Sic pur=
Sc pom Shlage geriibrt, un5 Elm Nrie=
tier m1r0e urper5iiglih sur steae
qerufen, ooh moor Sic nit oem Sooe
fdmpfenoe Srm1 niht mebr imltanoe'
I'll beiften ooer Sic @eg5ebrlng 5u
empfangen; Ser Erieiter ert6eilte ihr
Sic Mbiol1tion uno lpen0ete lbr Die
III. Oehng. Sic Ser torbene pur0e
in ts49 geboren unS lie gob ihrer
porsiiglidsen 6raueneisenidaften ne
gen tets Elm g11tes @eiipiel: Tre'to9.
SEN IA. Sl1ni, mur0e Ste 2eife nod
einem Inn 8 l1br in ser Stebe't
sfrmersen Strife gebaltenen &ealtem
oltf Sem bieliqen @ottesuder beige
Iett. Sic Iubingeihie0ene lit bierm1t
Sem @ebete Ser @brtitengld1tb1gen
empfohlen, 6amit lie ra1fen mo9e IN
Trie0en. o.
Sanings. -Trau CLARA @roB=
freib erlitt lhmere 8ranO1pun0en I'M
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Sas a0aemeine Yruaramm fir Sir

Teltlidfeit onlGBlih oes Gonitantini=
ifen Gente1oriums inn Sabre 1918
iii nl1nmebr en0giiltig entmorfen.
Sic @ouptn1nfte lino folgenOe: ~
grrihtltng elmer grimnerumsf1rhe
in Ser Naihe oes Wontu Wellpio, mo-
Gonltu1tin lei1ren entlf}ei6er6en Sieg
iiber Marentius errarrq. Sic 5lrgleid'
SEN religi0ien gebiirfniiien 0es oortt=
gen relten gta0tthei[s Don Som Die
nen iou. 81 Mnregu,rg SIT 3anfes=
aeremonien in SStalien un0 tn ollen
9an6ern, un6 6eionaers SIT Teltlth=
feiten inns milienlhaftlihen l1r1o
Dolfsthumlifen N%ublifationen, Bic
Sic @ihtigfeit Ses groBen reli9io'en
urrS biitoriihen greianiiles, 0os ge=
feiert miro, Sen meitelten &reilen be-
fannt 51 MAIDEN. Sc miro onber sur
@rinS1ng BON 9ofalfomltes u11ter
2eitlrmg ser giid0fe, Ste ii6 NIT Sem
bonn Gopt e%rnannten Gentralfomtte
in @erbin0ung leten, eingela0en. 81
;Ssn Mom meroen in SEN %conitant1nt=
ihen guliIifen u110 in SEN 5fpei alien
!Aatafomben, in 0enen Sic Grlnnerung
an Sic 3apite MeldiaSes un0 Splpe=
tier sur 3eit G%onita1ti1s fortlebt
feierIihe Tontififalan1ter abge6alten.
S,sn ct. Setter ce(ebriert ser Naplt e11t
Gontififale. Cine groBe 9faoemie,
hiitorild,e un0 orhdologlihe Gonte=
ren5en lin6 ebenfous in oos Nro=
aralr1m aufgenommen.
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leqe=glafute meroen uberaI SEN Selt-
TEN ms Muge fallen, uno Tie SIT nabe=
re.S lS,r, ,,y,S

leqe=Glafate mer0en uberaa SEN Seu-
TEN ms Muge fulen, uno lie SIT ndbe-
rem grfunoiglngen aufforoern uno
3lpur in elmer @eiie, 0aB beltimmt allt
einen groBen grfolg gered)net merOen
Aarf. Sic gor5iige oes Stautes nlft
MIR i'm gem0bnlifen 6armbetrieb lo11=
oern ulh nit Hiifiid1t allf Ste Milh-
mirtbiduft luro Ste San0elsnerbalt=
niile meroen geifil0ert.
G@rpofiton. = Counting 9eadp=
mittog 8 l1fr fans unter entlpredyen=
oe1 1Seierlid1feiten Sic Gd1 teinlegan1g
Ser nel1el1 4atheorale ifatt. 8tlhof
Gorbett poll5og Sen @eibuft. Sic 60
l%unrbusritter uno Sic fathpliihen T0r=
tier nu6n1el1 III eorpore theil, un0 tult=
7en0e pom &atholifen nuren aus allen
Mid1t1ngen b~erbeigeeilt, Inn 6en beb=
rem Mfte an5l1mpbnen. Die @atbe0ra=
(e mirN. menn lie pollenSet iii, $780,
900 fo1ten.
EineS 5. = Mm Treitog
Tano hier Sic 9eeroigung oes @ene=
ralfpniuls 5. 3. Sin, meldyer Dor Ell
nigen @oten in Tranffurt an Maln
ourh ei1ren Sta1r5 BON elmer Sreppe
in einem @otel INNS 2eben gefon=
men lit, al1f Sem hieiigen S%rienhote
1tutt.
MuihGttp.- Muf ser Tahrt in
eir1em @ogen nah SEM @ubnbofe muir
Sen 8eo. Mloof, Teirre M~utter un0 SRI.
GliIabeth Differ, cine 2ebrerl1, BON
einem M1tomobil iiberfahren. 5rou
elloof trl,g eilrel1 ge6rotenen Mrm So
pom u11o Sri. Differ erlih ei1ten mebr=
fad1en 9einbruh; Mloof fam NIT leldl=
ten N%er(ebungen bapon.
SEEM II m. - Die Gorbereltun-
zen sum 5%Oiahrigen Subildum oes
1Snoiuner= Muf1tonoe5 uno Ses 0eut=
Itsen Cages iino leitens Ser Musldnl1e
inn ooQen @ange. Mit Ser Mortfpe=
Iter11= uno st. 2ouis=8ahn li1ro Ter=
h%unSllngen betreffs grmaBigungen
Ser Tubrpreile i'm @ange. Sonoer-
5iige perSen eingeiteQt 1per0en. Ger
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&apitdn Moffrpn.

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Maanr1 oon pier3ig Sobre,1 uro Don
&gerr6 auf Seefdbrer. Set 1895
Ife6f er i'm 9tenfte Der @unaro-@e.
eafdnft. az beren Glotte Der Dam.
bier r&arpatbba" eebort. Das leA'
tere @dn %befebniet er eft fell
sSanuar bieies Sobres. Mls i'm Der
gunfentelegrrp6 Die Meloung bon
Dem ungliid oes r5itanic" brade.
elite er NIT @olloampf na@ Der Steae
uno lieB auf Der Gabrt ale 8orberei'
tungen our @ettung Der s9iffb rldi'
gen treffen, feline etgenen 9oote tIar
MAIDEN unb NIT 2ebensmiHeln Ter.
feben un0 fir %iofortige dr3tlide Silfe
gorge tragen. MIs er I'M @raren
bes Morgens bie Boote nit Sdtfi.
bri!digen fidtete, par Der .Gitanic"
felblt NIT 1einer wsenfaenmafie int
Meere DerI9trunoen.
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@eiitt uno an SEN 9anoen, als et11e
Miidung Don Ierpentin unb Del,
melde lie auf SEM Sfen marmte, I'M
ben TuBbpOen 81 rei11igen, erplo-
0irte.
Bruiner0. - @elegentlih Der
Ser ommlung Ser Staatsf00eration
Of 2ubor, meld)e bier am Montag nit
elmer Teltparaoe eroffnet ml1roe 1r1o
Sic orei Soge atlOauerr miro, oerlas
i1 Ser er1ten Sibu1w, in melher Vta=
nor Iunn oie Ielegaten miIfomme11
hieB, Ir1iioent 6. g.. @au Sen Sab=
resberift, Ser uuf Elm ldneaes l111o
arbaltenOes @udpien ser 6%oroerat1oI1
ltJlieben ldBt. Muh madte Serr Saa
Ste Mittbeillrng, 0uB MorO0afota ote
Organization elmer Staats =600eru-
ton beihloiien bube. gs folgte 10
hunn @eridt Ses %. 6. Mcgpen, Sc
fretdrs un0 Sdntmeil tiers Ser
Stuats=S Organization, uno oielem ge=
rihtc idloB lth ser oes grefl1tip=Go=
mites ON. Ser erite Sag Ser Gon-
BENTON mar Elm redt geldaftiger
ur10 aud1 Elm erni ter, i1r0em Sic Wec=
Mamara=Mffaire BON Mcgpen nof)=
mails oufgemiiblt mur0e. = ltnter
SEM 9al10 ser Mrmenfarm bon Grop
@ing Gountp, meldes orei Meilen
0itli6 BON 9rainero gelegen lit, iol=
fen lih reidhaltige g~ilener5Guger BE-
fin0en. Die Gountp : Gommillare
meroen am 8. Su1i Mnge6ote orf Den
9lbbal1 entgegennebmen.
0ulutb. - Sic bieitge Eoll5ei
glaubt, 6nB %. >. @erdtol0, anld)el=
neno elm @anoelsreiien0er aus Gbica=
90, in Sem Sdiffsfanol e%rtrunfen
lei, 90 an Selien liter Elm SUIT 0es
Mannes geflur0en mur0e, in Oe11e1t
Tlltter ii6 cine Noti5 Dorfano, Sic be-
lagt, SaB i'm Safe zines l1nfaaes
Yrof. gerftol6, ser 8ater 0es Mnn=
mes, in Chicago, u1rO Sic @raut tele=
grapbiih peritdn0igt mer0en ioller.
= 2arrp @ilfl1s, Ser ct. Nal1ler
a1nobe, melf)er elmer 311lutberin fire
g0rle entriB, ml1roe nod Sem Retor=
matorium gelunbt. Ser t6=idbrige
Sobn Taihingbul1er a1s ct. Na11l,
melher iid Sannls in @ilflS' ge=
ieaihuf # befan6, mur0e bonn Sl1ge1ro=
gerift entlallen.
Cattle Safe. = 3mei Wfan=
ner BON bier 11anren5 s. 6el0i uno 8.
Saugen, mnBten fire 2eihtfertlgfelt
NIT SEM Io0e biiBen. Sic fl6ren nit
einem leifter S%ag06oot ouf Cen
@attle See Inn 5l1 fiihen; als Ste BEL
SEN o6e110s nidt nah @aule fu>nen,
qingen Sic Mngeb0rigen outs, I'M tie
,u iuf2en. 9alo mltr0e auh Dos INIT
qefippte gopt o11f SEM @aller getl1r1=
Sen ltn0 Ste Site Ser Manner hutte
ser @ir6 lfon an 0us II er getrleben.
Nah "a Stu1oen tangent SUDDEN
fauo mun olh bel0e 9elhen in 5eb11
1Sl1B tiefem @aller niht melt pom
liter. s. Tel0i NOR @ittper uno bin
terlaBt orei ermahiene MatOd)en: =.
Suuqen lit 80 SATIRE ait inns unDer=
beiruthet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20
Mad sen 8eredJnnngc1 cines slt=

perldliigen Statiitifers fat 0as ame=
rifoniife Golf inn lebten Satire 5mei
MiQinr0en GoGar fir geiltige &C.
tranfe, 800 MiQionen fir @etrdnfe
anSerer Nrt un6 infun08man5ig
Miaiomen fir @uugummi ausgege=
ben. 3iebt man rod Sic &iel enium=
ME inbetradt, Sic fir 3igarren, 81
garetten l1n0 2efereien o%raufgegon=
gen tins, Damn ergibt ii6, ooB fir
0ieie paur @enuBmittel in Oem einen
Satire reidlib Ser bier ade @etrag
ser foloiialen s1,mlne 6%raufgegon=
gen lit, sic 6ronfreih I'M Sobre 1871
fir einen berlore1en &rteg an
0eutihlan6 5nblen m1Bte. Gin Self
Ter lit 6os 0urdnl1s nidt, 0enn Elm
Soft, 0os feline 8e0iirfniiie hot, lit
au6 fem fIeiBiges urO itrebiames
Soft. Mber angeiidts 0ieler 3oblen
lonte man Tins menigitens nit Sen
Guoileleien bon ser 3unebmenoen
@erarmung 6es @o1fs perid)onen.
Gin Wolf, 6as M1illiar6en fit @enuB=
mitttel. Saneben enornre Sumnte1t fit
iein @ergniigen aatsgibt un0 a1tBerz
SEM mebrere Minior0en in SEN Sparz
banfen 6es 9an0es liegen fat, m1tB
lpohI Elm moblhaben6es golf lein,
0enn elm armes @olf farn iid 0os
,,,44 ,1oitnttpr1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20
9as Cbcrhams ser 2egislatnr pou

Gas Cberhans ser 2egtslatnr BON
Mri5ona hat cine gorlage at19erom=
me,r, no6 melder often Surgerrt oes
Stuates, Sic niht engliih lprehen, le-
len ano ihreiben f0n1en, Sos @ahl=
reht ert5ogen mer0en lod. IS 6eiBt,
al1h oas Sous lei ser gorlage ganlttg
qeIinnt, inns fire gefiir1porter errpar=
ten, 0aB lie @elet miro. @enn es 81
6teier ltngeheuerlidfeit tbat1ddlt@
fomInen ioate, miir0e e5 mteoerum
bepeilen, ME maize SOS, mas mani belt
tie po[itilden Tortifritt nen1t, nit
Mutertfmm unS Matioismns Der
palr0 lit. Mri5ono lit Elm .logenon1ter
Meformitaat. Sic @erfallnng BEG l'1r1=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20

@npitdn Mrtbur @enrp @pitron,
Der Syiibrer oes Dampfers u&arpa-
tbtu", ser Die ueberlebenoen Der
uIttanic" -Rataltropbe aus ben Ret.
tungsbooten or goro nabm, lit Elm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20
Sin @dter.

Der aapttdu bes 9ampfera "GarYatbtu", Ses
bic ueberlebenoen Der .Sttauie" aufnabm.
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