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The Detroit times., 1913-12-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Frank c. jackson. 26. Matte Got
lev 30. Angus McCallum. %; Nelina
Wiifred cole. %. Detroit. May Green
fieid. 20 Windsor
George Samantu, 40 sinnoana Srosa'
Claud W Sweeney. Il, Daisy Frank
lin, IL
Thomas Camocink. 81, Hamtramck
Marian Adoborska, Is, Detroit
Thomas \ Taylor, %. Grace white
side, %.
Percy Pangburu. 80. Toronto, Can
Nellie Lydford %, Detroit
Thomas Gamble 81 Florence Jones'
20.
william Diepeuhorst. 81. Detroit.
Bertha Sanders. 20. Lansing.
William Harrison. %. Helen Mascot.
"a.
Anthony Stlpnowio. rs: Lucia An
drakovio. ~.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-30
MEXICAN WAR VETERAN
DIES, AGED 81 YEARS

ALTOONA, Fa., Dec. 29.-James p.
Gillen, 81, veteran OF the Mexican
and Civil wars, retired United
States naval gunner, and the last sur
vivor OF the Perry expedition, which
opened the ports of Japan 10 the Uni
ted States In 1858, died at the home
OF his sister In this city last night.
Mr.. Gillen had been an inmate OF the
Dayton. o., Soldiers and Sailors home
for several years.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-30
SMALLPOX BREAKS OUT
ON BOARD u. S. WARSHIP

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-F'umiga-
ton of the clothing and effects OF the
men on the batueship Ohio was going
on, this afternoon. according TO dis
patches received by Assistant Surgeon.
General REcker, o. the United States
public neai,h service.
The smallpox has apparently been
confined to the engineering department
OF the ship, which Is now at the Unit
ed States quarantine station at Lewis,
Del. under the charge OF the public
health service.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-30

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 29--Local
detectives touay continued their In.
vestigation OF Charles King, Joseph
Brown and III. G.. Hanlon. arrested
at Richmond. when dynamite, fire
arms with silencers and a clockwork
bomb were Sound In their sail boat.
According to the police. King was
the leader. All three we're armed.
Suspicion was aroused by the actions
OF the men while they were loading
their boat. When a policeman saw
them carrying an alarm clock there
he seized the trio. They offered no
resistance.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-30
INDICTMENTS LIKELY IN
ATTEMPTED LYNCHING

CHESTERTOWN. Md. Dec. 60
Indictments OF many prominent men
for the attempt to lynch Normal Ma
bel and James PARKWAY, Negroes. are
expected to come from a special grand
jury which went into session today
The Negroes have confessed to the
murder OF James II. Coleman, farm
er, last Wednesday.
The attempt to lynch the Negroes
came at midnight, Saturday. State $
Attorney Vickers saved the Negroes
lives. Only volley fired over the
mob's heads drove away the men who
broke down the jail triple doors.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-30
Classified I Cent
Rates. | a w ord

Cash with order 1. eharseq' &c a
line
No trgrsient adverdsihg insserteii
Tor less than Ice with cash. lec IL
charged per insertion. .
The above rates apply TO All classi !.
hcatlorH except Births, Caras Oh
Thanks, Obituaries. Meeting ,Notl0e'
and all Ads preceding Male help
Blrlht. Deaths. cards OF THANKS ai.u
Meeting Notices Minimum charge soc
Tor 20 words or less over 20 WotuS
one and one third cents for each extra
word.
Personals Minimum charge Soc sVc
per line. Count six words 70 inc
liUPl
The Detroit times., 1913-12-30
mr.,

UDWoRTH-Anna. Dec. 2S. mother
OF Mrs Milton r. Palmer, Mrs VIM
Rosine, Mrs. clyde E. Darr. Flu
neral from residence, 2O9 Lothrop-
ave. Tuesday at 1880.
DUNN--Rose, at her residence 77g
Forrest. east. beloved widow of the
late Peter Dunn. beloved mother OF
William. George, Lillian and Kath-
ryn and Mrs. fulte and Mrs. George
Scott Funeral "Wednesday from
residence at O'Clock and our Lady
OF Help church at $50. Burial at
, Mt Olivet
The Detroit times., 1913-12-30
JOHN TEMPLE GRAVES TO
TALK ON "GREATER NAVY

Whether Col. John Temple Graves
believes with Admiral Dewey that I'm
time of peace, prepare TO maintain IL,
will be disclosed In the Board OF Com
MERGE auditorium. Tuesday noon, when
he will speak on THE need for a
greater navy"
The Detroit times., 1913-12-30
FRISCO TRAINS DISPATCH
ED BY TELEPHONE ALONE

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Dec. 29.-Freight
and passenger trains on the Frisco
railroad system are being operated
today by telephone exclusively fol
lowing the lockout of 400 telegraph
operators, who are threatening 10
strike and the removal OF telegraph
instruments from stations throughout
the system.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-30
TWO KILLED IN
MINE EXPLOSION

B1CKNELL, Ind. Dec 29.-Two men,
possibly three. were killed by sn ex.
\plosion OF gas in the Indian Creek
toal mine here, early today. Practt
cNlly all Of the night shift OF $50 men
hay just come up out OF the mine when
thu explosion took place. Work was
Immediately begun to recover the I'M
Identified dead
The Detroit times., 1913-12-30
FIRE THREATENS TO
SWEEP SPANISH CITY

SAN SEBASTIAN. Spain. Dec %
A vast fire today threatened TO de-
stroy this historic and picturesque
town. The Circus theater and about
80 other buildings, including score
OF handsome residences, were burned,
Exactly a century ago San Sebastian
suffered from a similar coniiagration.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-30
Fire Claims Life.

MILWAUKEE,. Dec. 29.--One man
is believed to be dead and s175.000
of the willer Manufacturing Co.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-30
DAILY BIRTH LIST

RONS
r. Ferencs "a Medina, l. Hoscheldt
SOC Herbert; j Haverty $50 Michigan
j. Parker, 3lS Third. J. SOlazyk, 49,
AleXandrine, A. Strohmeier, 32i Breck-
cny4dge j. Bremen, 29e Division j.
Gas. WOmans hospital, L. Prette. 80
Baltimore, l.. Crittenden, 800 Mckin-
stry. W. Chcchanoskl, l44 Newto j.
JurkewlcZ l345' Dubois, r. Nathan
-GSL--l44a ST Aubin, A. Carrier, GIL
Gladwin, }. Girls, 3I2 WII1fTIITs' = n
derson. S3t Putnam, J. Mcguire, 49,
Beaubieu. A. Massuch. $50 SolvHyi NJ
Field. AS Hamilton j. kutkowskl ~
LaSane, a Lietz. 729 Leland; T.. WIN.
Jams. 1897 INNard; H. klatt, 50 Rowan
4 smith. Providence hospital, a, uaH
export rs Pollard, G Neal. l29 Chand.
Ter. j. Menig S22 Concord +. Evans
62s Townsend; A. sutherland 26S GIL.
bert. T. LonghurSt IFS Tillman, twins
GIRLS.
+ MasSwa 7fi Harper; J.. KAYE
naugh 149 Lawrence. G. Calluso, l9'
Cardonl; G. NanHoutte, 81 Jefferson
X. Gillcm. 2S7 Mt Elliott. c. Perauit
2l Longworth. :. Parker II Moran
NJ Boyd. 66 LIVINGSTONE; r stevenson
% Glyrn, y. Thiu, ia Mitchell: *
Rich, ESQ Lawrence; J. Siegena. Avs
Thirty first. - Reaum. 26S Second: X
Mitchell Samaritan hospital; @. Fer
,guson 1925 Jefferson A, Cunningham
$50 Pennsylvania; K Truba, Provi-
dence hospital; G Mokolzek, 10 scha'
root
The Detroit times., 1913-12-30
s,o-rioS sALEs,
AUCTION FURNITIRE.7

Tuesday. Dee. 80, 10 .. M lfl collin
hia-st west. contents . rooms uue
furniture rugs and carpets uahog
any. parlOr suites, leather couch and
rockers bed tavcnpofts. odd rookie =
and tables book ease. mahogany
bedroom suite. Eve brass beds. felt
mattresses and best springs. ward b.
robe, White sewing machine, Slnt-
tary cots. Administer wilton. velvs
and Brussels RUGS. 5XT. SNl2. eN12
yards lnoleurn $50 Yards carpet 50
Yards hall aud stair carpet. gas
ranuc. hasctnrner pictures. drcssers
and chlnouers famed oak dining
suite. lace curtains portiers. bedding
and dishes all goes TO the highest
bidder These. goods are all like
new and OH viii be sold.
w. y. FLORADAY,
North as6c. Auctioneer.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-30
DEATHS


Felix Barnski. lS7 East Elizabeth.
month marasmus; Martha McEVer
l197 West Warren, 30 years, senllty
Charles H. Moore. Ideal hospital,
years, old age; Ollie Fenwick, goo
Chene, "a years. nephrits; Clara ~
Craig, 4s1 Merrick, 40 years, gastrlls,
JaEes NJ. Dean, i39 Fourth, 81 years,
phtnlsis. Edward Felber. 432 Lambert
/ month. pneumonia; Charles CouttS
S95 Campbell 20 years. myocardiusi
Richard j. Ohlerb. 404 Vermont.
years. enteritis. George Hasse. %
Mitchell. 81 years, apopleXy, Edward
Opalinsk 327 Edward. rs days. pneu-
monias Veronica Szymanska. 6S2 WeS-
son. 33 years. tuberculosis; Jessie Cox
36s Concord 26 years. tuberculosis
Ganowcfa Przysiecka. ls45 Central
years pneumonia, Jane Evans. Is La
fayette. SO years, uremia: Naleria
Schultz, 544 Hancock. 20 years Bright S
disease. Mary CichOrackL lSs Dubois
5 months. pneumonia; Ella Harris
Florence Crittenden Home, is years
septicaemia. Bertha Ruesskamp, $40
81. AuOin. 81 years tuberculosis, Mel
lie Wallltz, 623 Frederick 10 months,
meningitis: Rosalie Marshick, Grace
hospital, 80 years anaemla. Elsie l.
Bassett T73 Commonwealth 7 , -ts---+s A.
dilatation OF heart; Title Moreau, Tu-
berculosis hospital. % years tubercu
losis; Samuel Jality, 437 Clairpointe,
years Group: George Tucker. 104 Larn-
ed. 40 years, mitral insuffciency; Liz
lian Gilboe, 1923 Vinewood AZ years.
apopleXy
The Detroit times., 1913-12-30

Busfsess-iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co. Is
John R-st Phone Main 1925.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-30
LETTINGS.

THE OFFICERS and members OF
Wayne Lodge. No. 2. /. q. O. t.. wish
TO express their sincere thanks 10
Col. James. the patriarch militant,
encampments. Rebekahs and other
T. q. .. lodges fer their kind as
sistance at the laying OF the corner
stone OF their new temple on Sunday
Dec 2lst. GEO. BURNS. Rec. Sec.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-30

8, DECENT
F DETROIT Il
7IRMS..... II
PAPER BOX MANUFACTURER
u j. NTEGkER PAPER BON CO.
Main 2s62. lo2 Randolph-st.
PEANUTs-MHOLE
WALTER W OSMCN. 81 Jefferson ave,
Main 4S22 Best quality Spanish ami
BIAnched Sailed Peanuts.
PIPE AND BOILER COW RING -
bEslOs MATERIALS
5. +. CONhLiNG. IS JeIerson-ave
REAL EsTATE-BtILDING
MALoNEYcAMfBGLL REALTY co.
Incorporated. Offices 504 Free Press
bldg. Phone Cherry 1895.
ROlIiN r.. .L-CHAFMAN CO. INC.
suite 7ls free Press Bldg. Phone
LadIIlac 14lS.
REAL ESTATE, LOANS a INSURANCE.
ALLDIS q CONTAIN. AOO-40l-4 4
Union Trust buudlng. Phones Cherry
25i0 and City 1899.
C 5 BEADLE a. SON. 4 McGraw Bldg,
cor Griswold and Lafayette Ma"
E. c. BELL co. 1919 Dime Bank Bldg.
JUDsoN BRADWAY. $40 Ford Bldg
Phone Main 40
cEA.G & ossowsKI. 4O2 Free "ress
Bldg, Cadillac 1901.
SAMUEL CRAWFORD, Gle Dime Bans
cHAs. H. coLLiNs CO. 3o7 Majestic
Bldg Main $40. subdivisions ana
business property a speciality. ,,,
Bog; Phone. Main 1888 ponoh.
scot Bldg: Phone Main $204. p,aa
j w kNAUPE q CO., 6 McGTaw Blf8
cor Griswold & Lafayette Cherry
2l9S or 1865.
Al BERT r.. KOEPCKE. 1874 Matestn
Bldg. Main 1898. -
LAMBRECHT KELLY & CO. 10 g. IS
riswold-st. Phone 2325.
NICHOLSON LAND q HOME co.
North Woodward suodivision Lots
sold on easy terms. TlS Ford BOG
s. STOEPEL. III Dime Bank Bidg"
Tile csToHMFELTz-LovELEY co.
FRANK q VAN DYKE & CO. TIC
Dime Bank Bldg. Main 1880.
WEIGH BROS, Dealers In bargains
only 53o2-s-4 Hammond Bldg Phone
j. d, GAMBLER ROOFING CO.. l77-l7s
Highest. L. Main 6l2-5l3.
-----
SAFES,
G, b. SEYMOUR National safe q Lock
Co. SO John R-st Main 3S1. BANK
Burgiarproof and Fireproof Safes and
Vault Doors.
THE Manner slG $50 90 Signs of every
description. 46 Monroe-ave. Phone
ALL SIZES, cut 10 lengths, Pron1Btt
delivery Rosenthal Metal CO., 324
Franklinst. Phone Cherry 29s2
STEEL sTAMPS-EMBOss DIES
ACME STAMP COMPANY, Brass and
Steel Letter Cutters Designers ana
Phone Main 6249 l1-I7 Woodbridge
st west
STEEL STRUCTURAL WORK
JOHN w BOHLAND. Structural steel,
sol Penobscot Bldg. Phone Cherry
ZSoo'
STORE EIxTuREs, SHOW CASES
SODA FOUNTAINS. hTC.
DETROIT STORE FIXTURE CO.
Largest Manufacturers OF same In
the city. Goods and prices guaran,
teed. Office and Salesroom SS7-Al
Gratio--ave. Main 4O22.
STORAGE n CARRIAGE
CENTRAL STORAGE CO. F1reproo'
packing and moving Main SO Cad;
lilac GO Warehouses 3S63ss Grand
River.
STOVE AND FuRNAC REPAIRs
THE VIM r. DUST CO, 3032 MacomD-
st Main 71S
TAxICABs.
FOR PROMPT SERVICE Yellow Bon
net Taxi Co. 6169 Elizabeth-st
west Phone Cherry 1913
4246 Randolph st. Telephones; Taxi
cabs, Main $500; baggage, Main 1888.
TAXIDERMIsTs & TURNER'S.
THE LOU J EPPiNGER CO, 3oi.S03
the Bear" phone Main ass.
TRUCKING.
THOS. GOODFELLOW. General Truck
ing, Machinery Moved and Erected;
Complete Hydraulic Equipment 5l7
and SIG Fifth ave. Phone Grand 27Os
WEATHER STRIPS tMETALLICl
DAVIS SCREEN & WEATHER SIKiP
WINDOW CLEANERS,
AMERICAN WINDOW CLEANING co
establishment ~ Woodward ave
Phone Main 203S
The Detroit times., 1913-12-30
VICTOR VICTPOLAS

We carry a complete stock OF Victor
Victrolas, records and supplies.
Prices SIS to 5000. any style Victor
Victrola or Victor outfit on easy
weekly or monthly payments. Come
and hear them played.
THE CABLE PIANO co, 2ls Woodward
PIANO, COST $60O-For sale cheap;
and other household goods 800 "
Myrtle-st
The Detroit times., 1913-12-30

FLOOR CASEs--WALL CASES.
and Cigar Store Fixtures OF
ell kinds bought. sold and exchanged
Glurz, 302 Michigan Phone
Cherry IT'S
The Detroit times., 1913-12-30
SHOW CASES

store fixtures OF quality. special low
nrlCcs nrN- Inventory week Old fiN.
lures taken in trade Detroit store
Fixture Co. Mfg. Main 4022. 337-3H
Gratlot-ave
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1913-11-20
NEW PosToFFlcE.
Will Probably Be Established at the
Tamarack Mill.

John r. Fullinwider, postoffice IN
spector with headquarters In Spo-
kane, went up to the Tamarack nill
this morning for the purpose of forpl-
ally reporting on the matter of estab-
fishing a postoffice. This would prove
great convenience, particularly -
the employees of the mill and those Of
the Success mine and mill. The en-
ployes of the Tamarack mine, the In
terstate- Callahan and residents OF the
Sunset section might find 1t conven-
lent to receive their mail at the new
Office, but 1t will be only a question or
time when another postofiiec Will be
required to supply them.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1913-11-20
UNITED LEAD.
Shaft Down 30 Feet-Six Feet Of Ore
Reported.

onafe Oown ~ Feet-Six Feet OF Ore
Reported.
| Good reports come recently from
the sinking on the United Lead, a
short DISTANCE below Osburn. The
shaft is being sunk on the ledge and
Is now down over so feet, and reports
few days ago were to the effect that
there were six feet Of good ore in the
bottom.
! Where this sinking is taking place
is about 1000 feet back in the tunnel.
run on the lowest practical level. The
perpendicular depth at this point IA
near 5000 feet.
This is the most extensive develon.
ment in what Is known as the dry ora
belt. The present sinking constitutes
the deepest development In any mart
Of that extensive mineral belt. While
much work has been done at var,ou,
points In the seven or eight miles -
me known belt, and considerable h,uh
grade silver ore, containing lead ANA
oiten . per cent Of copper has bcen
shipped from It, no one has exnlorad
the lodges below the water level
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1913-11-20
Minina Around Deborgia.

George Cox of Deborgia, Mont. is in
the city. He is interested In the Rougl
Rider, galena property located about
four miles from Deboreia, which Is
being developed with very satisfactory
results. Considerable ore has been
exposed and efforts are being made to
arrange for more extensive develop
ment 1t Is rather quiet in the min
ing line. Mr.. Cox says. most OF the
work In progress being annual assess :
M Mt
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1913-11-20
THE AJAX.

Fine Quality Of Ore Struck in Upper
Tunnel.
James McAlpine manager of the
Ajax Mining company, brought down
some fine ore from the property Sat
urday 1t was from recent strike in
the upper workings, and 1t Is thought
from this important bearings can be
had In locating the ore In the lower
tunnel some $50 feet below. The ore
is described as a carbonate and Of ex-
cellent quality.
The Ajax joins the Hercules, lying
little south Of east. 1t is one of the
most favorable locations In the camp.
II has been extensively developed.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1913-11-20

Ii is said the Sunset will take no
chances on repeating the delays Of
last winter on account of lack OF
fuel for power, but will lay IN SUM-
cient for all winter; and this applies
also 10 all other necessary supplies
Reports from there early last week
we're that the shaft was down 100 feei.
Drifting will be from 400 feet. Very
little water comes in and stump o.
15 81 Is feet will probably answer
Thirteen dollars day f.24 hours y
raid 10 be the cost Of fuel OIL for
power.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-24

tpuitsn (zaisa) unb Sanbfld9en. fo-
ME auf unfru4tbnr. @ebirse. ben>
rod9 1T Is erfdunli9. oab mad ben
Our9f6nittssiifrn fir bic Sabre
1906 biz 1910 nur 10 U1iliionen
9ettar nit Gstreios. 1000 6sttur
nit Sobat unc $4,000 9ettar nit
gaumpoIIe, 10000 5ettnr nit
Jla9s, $4,000 9s.tar NIT Sod>
truhten bebaut, barHn6 bon Der 9ez
iamtfId6e 0673 Willionen 6ettar)
nur ettpa 1915 MilIionen 5ettnr. b.
b. nod ni6t ein pros.nt. in auItur
9enommen tporen. Wsnn mon alfo
nu9 nod FORE! fir unfrudt6uren
8ooen uno Wdlosr nbrehnet. 10 blei=
ben fir innere AoIoniiation nod riss
fige Gld6en.
Jnbes traut ran ben Ruffen ni6t
reAt gu, boB fs i'd iobaIo gu elmer
pirti9aftli6en Gri9lieBung Sibis
rtens in groB,m Stile oufraffsu
Diirben. unb oarum piro Sibirisn
oIs 3utunftslono nod ni6t piel be-
o6tet. @eiI i'm eurppdii6en 3uBz
lamb oos @ir.Ihnftsleben a~llsntbnlz
ben befdrGntt miro. itsllen fiA Die
meiiten oi.Ie gtrbdItnifie i'm niiotis
i4sn Rublnno nod i4Iimmer Dor.
Oas ittmmt a6sr bod ni6t qans.
Dos 0ffsntIitt Qsben Der 'ibirii6en
8eoOlterung bat cine ~freiere 4tmoz
ipbdr., ols bi. oes europGiih fen HuBs
lamb. gor allen berrfdt in Sihiz
risn relieiofe Trsibeit: Gbriiten. Sus
ben, Mpbammeonner. 8ubobiiten.
Sunniten unb 6,ioen leben frisblid
neb.neinonber; Der QbfoII bon Der
gris6ii4sortbohorsn Stride 1T stpor
psrboten unb Itrofbar. aber aspiiie
Setten bon ihr. bic in RuBlono pers
botsn inb. merbsn bier eebuloet.
MsiIt limb fe nls SsBer iibsr ben
llral getrieben rporben; in Sibiri.n
t0nnen tie fun. mas ibnen beliebt.
Qsbnli6es gilt fir Die politit. SIN
eiQentli6en RuBlonb tpirb penig po>
litiihe Sppoiition 9eouloet; IN Sibt>
risn reben bic 2eute iber politii6e
Dinge in freicr, fat bemotratii6er
Wsile. Dos tommt gum Sell oaber.
boB Der gsbo,'ne Si6irier nismnls
2eibeigener mar, tpie Der eigentlihe
RuIie. 0orum fsbIt inn BON 9ous
aug elm unteripiirfiges Weien; er
fprt9t 10 freimitig iibsr feline Rsqies
rung, tpie IS in PETERSBURG tein
Wenia pogsn piiroe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-24
@ener Scr; AnrcannsSltuff.

9iSber mar ser pi6tiQits be,
Stoffe. peldle gum @nre1en bet
N%tr5tdtiqteii benubt nernen, Nas
pfInn5lide Sit, oas oIs Oi1itolis
o6tr 6iaosrbut : Grtrott betonut 1T
Nsueroin9s aber i6eint oie'es !N.r3
S'imulisrungsmittel. einsn %e.fGbcfi.
den Witbeperbey gu srbaItsn.
Sn einiQsn 3liniten ptr0en in ber
iinaiten 13tit 9eriude nit sinsm tie
ridden @ift aus Siioameritu in Sic.
let 6infidlt Qcmuht. Dieter Stofi
tommt pon elmer r~isiiqen 8r0te. 81,
in m.hrsr'n characterization Gtda
ter 3ahlreih Uortommen uno =
Qon3 i'm 0saeuaB gu cen bei
uns Iebenoen. p3Iliq 2nrmloien aro.
ter pirtIih aiftig 1T. DEL,
9'0te miro mitunier s ,3otl lana
utb ndhrt iih BON 75eIorotten, tel.
meiie auh pon tleinen 90Qeln. Tas
@ift, melt's8 lie aus ibrer. gu beiosr
Geiten oes Gopfe3 beIinoIiten 0rii
ZEN d|llslonpert, ioil ods ltdrtlte Iein
bas man i~iberboupt in u~nierer 3sit
tennen Qslernt bat. ooer bod lnqe.
iabr ebenIo tart, mie nsr furdltbur'
Grtrltt Ser Ri3inusbobne. 0elehr.
te nennen o;e'es 9r6tcnaiFt .oQue
marinuS". Es Seibt, onB bic min
3i}s Dole pon Elm S%Iuisnoit.I Oromu
oitIes Sites Qtniiqe, sin W,er
Id1peinhen, nod befti9en SrGmp'sn
gu t0ten.
MIs anreqer Scr 6er}mustel 5d
tioieit ober Toll hieIer Stoff, in mt
iprehsnoer i'ar Idno6er G0iund
unerreitt huilensn. gis Iest m1rsl
gtFts uoa @;pti,ien ooer Wmpbibiel
nrr Isbr ipenlg III dyStIiten 3tpet
ten anqeipdnot iporoen, od MOI
Turhtett. NAB oieIetben oie rote'
gIuttorperhen 3eritorsu uno her
o;td Wn0mjs ooer 9lutIstrs REAR
fuden lpiirbeu. ooh piro otrIihcri
oaB Is %lelunNcn iei in Ner nea.r
gisopornt oieie @efo1r 9Iadtih aus
~suittalttu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-24
Gommeriuobnnaaen Der SerriaDe'
rinnen.

Neuxoines limb mebrfu9 bos
SdloB uno Der Ort Sinaia ertpGbnt
iporoen. bort ouf Dem S4IoB
Serrei9, sinem iopaiiaen WobnltB
in ben 9Dbsn Der rumdni16en &arz
putben, lebt R~umdniens Sontgtn,
Carmen Splpa. gang ibren oi6tsris
i6en Neigungen uno menlhenfreunos
Ii6er Sdtieteit fir 8linoeninitttuts
uno onoere NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
GIN. Niht nur perlebt bic Sontgin
ipdbreno Der Commemorate bier aas
iG9rli9 einiee 3eit, ionbern tie luft
du9 in ben Diutermonaten 'otelen'
WobniiB, auf. nm benz gerdui9ooasn
Geben Der Sauptituot aus Dem Wege
a. aeben 80. 4m Sdpdr5en Wfeer,
in 0ipaoia unb Nalta. in Der berrz
li6en &rim bat Der 3ar BON HuBs
Lamb fem Sommerfdlob, oas ME elm
bl.noenoer Warmortruum fid aus
Dem buntlen S6lofe Der 3pprehen
uno Sannen erbebt. BORT in 2ipas
bia baben aud Die ruiii4en 9robfira
item ibre paldite. Die 3urinsM uttsr
Iu6t oft bic iopuii6 9slessne 9ina
rSpioore" am Sereiuno auf. ben
SommsrIib Der odnii6en Serrider.
ben GbriItian TX. bon Odnemart erz
bc.sn lieB. Dos @ebduoe. oas bon
ouBen einen isbr fdlihten Giuorud
ma6t, itebt inmi'tsn zines alien.
berrlihen parfes. BON mo aus mar
cine rpeite Nusii6t auf bds Mser uno
Der gansen Sunb bat. Wie he'
tannt, beIibt audi Die Grtaiiea
rim Guqenie bon 6rantreih, bic 'ieBt
has <er BON SO Sobren erreidt bat.
cine 0iQa Sap ct. Murtin bel Msns
tone ON 45urmeere. 0Ort in Der
oiht am Mssre ~asls9enen psiBen
8ild. ole auf tief9rinem pdrtgrunoe
non elmer prGdtig,n Oran9erie um=
rdbmt 1T, fudt inmitten bon BEL
men uno Olirenbainsn Die 8reiIiu
oqjdbrIih i'm Snmnsr auf sinige
Woden Grbolrua.. Die 0eutihe
8aiisrin Quguite 9ittoria bepor3ugt
ols Sommerreiiben3 S6lob @ils
t~slmsb0be bel Sa1eI. auBer 8no
6omburg, no iie CUR Sommers3eit
i'm 8reiie ibrer 6amiIie einiee Wo9sn
pobnt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-24
Sie Glefnuten Muihee.

Sn 8ubdpeIt tpurbe Dor sur5em
Ger nsue Siergart.n sr0ffnst, in Gem
Iih aucb 8.rtreter Der Didbduttr be-
finben, uno 3tpur paroe fir Dieie
Stsre elm Isbr nsttes 9aus errI6tst,
in orientolii6em Still. cine 9urtens
moidee, nit 3ierli4sn 4rabesten unb
8oranipriihen 9sidmiidt uno nit
apei i6larttn Characterization. be-
rem Spibtn 9ltseruoe WelIingbolbz
MONDE tru9en. Oi. DidbGuter fiib!s
ten Iih isbr pobl in benz neu.n 9eim
uno nuh ben SeIudern mo6te ons
i6ons Glefontsnbaus cine 9robe
6rcuoe.
Ou fam aber zines idOnen Saass
Elm bieoerer 3iicte, Der bic Sebeuss
pirbigteiten Der ungorii6en Suupts
Itaot uno borunter nntiirlih uuh
ben Sier9ortsn bsiihti9sn pollte.
Seine ltsberroi Sung lGBt Ii9 oentsn,
aIS er bic i6mlds WoIdee nit ben
3nei ihlonten Siirmsn erblidte. ST.
ferlih oohte er an bic WlImaht Miz
lobs, unn ndbm oarin einen reliqios
len Mint nob-. Bonn er 9ing unoers
siigIi6 in Die Wcfhes binsin, Inn oa
iein Wor9engebst gu perrihten. Gnts
Test lief er bdnn dus benz 0oule, in
Dem sr. ftott 4llnhs 4Rbetsr gu fin
ben, muir Glefanten uno onoere bid.
bduti1e 8eiellen fano. SieF smp0rt
Lief sr brett nab benz tirtiihen Som
Iulot, no er Don benz 9reuel 9.riht
ertattete. Der 8eneroltpnIul Mts
mso 0itmet Ben fano dber bic Sud-.
ouh mertipiiroi9. uno berihtete oors
iiber hem tiirtiifen MiniIterium oel
4tubern. Sin Noteuoustnuih foIQte
uuo Der roiplomntiIhe 3tpiIhenfoll"
NOR fertio. SSn Wisn unb 9uonpeR
lodt. non crit iibsr bic Qon3e Mns
oeI"asnhei.. obsr oos tiirtiIht Wini.
iteyium nohm bic Sohe ernTt. uno
betruhtsts oa8 ftone 9uooptitsr Gle
fontsnbous oIs sin, ShdnouHa Der
mobommeooniIher ReliQipn. Shlieb.
lib Dob uHaor1 nnh uno bic 6oIbs
MONDE uno qoronipriiht muroen
pom GlefnntsnhouS entiernt. Odmit
iout aud oiei. ~0sriddriunq her
@altdnlods" Elm Gnoe. unb bic Gle
fortsn i'm @ubopsitsr Sieruouen
miiiisn isBt Die WsiSheit be, aprnn.
fpriihs perIniIitn. Sic fiibItn Iih
ober I; otNem iehr tpohI.