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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-31
HISTORICAL OFFICE VACANT
Vermont S. Of A. r. Must Elect New
Registrar

Montpelier. Jan. 3O-The board OF
managers Of the Vermont Society,
Sons Of the American Revolution.
VIII hold a meeting in the State
house Tuesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
to MI the position Of registrar made
vacant today by the resignation Of
Henry L. Stillson OF Bennington. Mr.
Stillson. has held the Office since the
organization OF the society in the
SOS He has also resigned his posi-
ton OF health officer at Bennington.
giving as his reason ill health. Mr..
Sullson Is an authority on Masonry
ana other fraternal institutions. hav-
ing written several volumes on Ma
sonry. He is one Of the best known
ritualists IN America
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-31
DIOCESE 400 YEARS OLD
Cardinal Farley to Attend celebra-
ton In Porto Rico Next Month

San Juan. Porto Rico: Jan. 2s.-
Cardinal Farley of New York and
Archbishop Blenk OF New Orleans
will take part next month in the
4O0th anniversary of the creation of
the first Catholic diocese in the New
World. The ceremonies will begin on
Feb. 20 and will last four days.
Other American prelates have been
invited, and many churchmen from
other countries, including Spain and
Cuba, will be present
The diocese of Porto Rico was Gre
ated In 1913. Baltimore, the Oldest
diocese in the United States, was ere
ated In 1889.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-31
NO DIVORCE LAW REPEAL
Majority Of Nevada's Lower House
Said to Oppose Chance

Reno. New, Jan. 2s.-Leaders OF
the LEGISLATURE said today that there
was little chance that the present al.
vorce law would be repealed at this
session. II is reported that twenty.
elght members of the lower house Of
.ne Legislature. clear majority,
nave agreed to oppose any repeal or
amendment of the existing statue
The twenty-eight members have IL in
their power, If they so desire. TO kin
any repeal legislation. Persons on.
posed to the existing law. which re.
qulres residence OF six months only
before beginning an action for divorce
wish to require a residence of a wear
ihey nave waged an earnest fight for
me repeal or amendment OF the law
as II now stands. and they were much
disconnected when the legislative lead
ers made public the result OF their
canvass.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-31
RETURNS NURSE TO ASYLUM
Supreme Court Dlsmisses Habeas
Corpus Writ for Amelia Leonard

New York. Jan. 3O.-Supreme
Court Justice Greenbaum gave Amel-
la Leonard, the nurse who escaped
from the Massachusetts Insane Asy.
lum at Worcester, over to officers
from the asylum yesterday to be TAX
en- back to Worcester.
While practicing her profession as
a nurse she was arrested for stealing
lewelry from several OF her patients
IN Back Bay. She pleaded guilty TO
the larceny and was sent to the
Massachusetts State Reformatory AT
Sherborne. Later she was found 10
be in sane and was transferred TO the
asylum from which she escaped. AZ.
ter her arrest she was taken to the
Manhattan State Asylum on Wards
island. a week ago, through her AT.
torney she swore out a writ of ha.
peas corpus to prevent her being tax.
en- back TO Massachusetts. Justice
Greenbaum dismissed the writ YES.
terday.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-31
VILLAGE LIFE IN EGYPT.
Crude Mud House,. the Roofs Of
Which Are Garbage Dumps.

Egyptian village lite is quaint and in
terestlng. says the Wide World Maya
zine. The houses are crude. one storied
structures OF sun baked mud. with pos
sibly a couple OF tiny square holes cut
IN the wall for ventilation
Each home consists of a single room.
absolutely devoid OF furniture. one or
two drinking jars and cooking utensils
being usually the only articles 70 be
seen. The roofs Of these bowels are
matched with cornstalks. and for some
unaccOuntable reason all the house
bold rubbish Is dumped on the roof.
For this purpose a ladder may fire.
quently be seen reclining against The
side OF the house FrOm distance a
village Is apt to look ike an immense
rubbish heap These primitive cree
lions are Inhabited solely by The felis-
bin. as Egyptian neasants are railed.
In some Of the Arab villages the ar
fragments for sleeping are even more
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-31
SMALLPOX IN MONTPELIER
Two Cases Appear But Both Are Un.
der Quarantine

Montpelier, Jan. 30.-Two cases of
smallpox has been reported to the To-
cal health authorities, they being
Wilbur Martin, a collector of Junk
and iron, and Mrs. Bert Nelson, his
cousin, at whose house, on Clay Hill,
he made his home. Martin had a light
attack and was getting over the dis
ease without attracting attention
when Mrs. Nelson came down with
virulent attack which was last night
pronounced smallpox by experts.
Both cases exist in the same house
which is located about a mile and a
half from the State house, on the
East Montpelier road.
AS the Nelson house is isolated the
patients are Quarantined there and
the health authorities are taking eve
ry precaution to prevent further
spread.
Only one case now exists in Barre,
that of Elphege Lamont.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-31
Knew Her Hubby.

Mother-ls your letter TO your hus
band ready tn maili
Married uaughter-lt's all done ex
cepting the postscript telling him q
send me some more money. I'm look
ing for another sheetof paper
Write IL ncroSs the lines
No. indeed Hell pretend he couldn't
read it New York Weekly.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-31
Economy and Consolation.

Her discovery In its way was not
less than epochal
cit is so easy to save when you
know howr' she exclaimed. "Oh. 80
easyl Do wish to save S25? Very
well. go down town and find some
thing | would like that costs S25. and
then don't buy il. Nothing could be
simpler"
She did not deny. however, that her
method involved a sacrifice.
But II the sacrifice Is too painful"
she went on to explain. Il go and End
something my husband would like that
costs SIS and don't buy thatT-Puck
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-31
HIGHEST OIL SINCE 1895
Predictions That II Will Go to SO a
Barrell and Bring Boom Times

oarreh ana Sring Boom Times
Pittsburgh. Penn. Jan. 29.-For the
third consecutive day an advance of Z
cents was made today in the purchas-
ing price of Pennsylvania oil. Produc-
ers and reflners now pay 1894 bar.
rell. The aggregate advance for the
month is 26 cents. OIL is now selling
at the highest price since 1895. Most
OF the increases in price have been
made since last October.
The reasons advanced for these
conditions say that If the producer
can Increased consumption, the In
creased cost of oil-well supplies. the
greater expense of drilling. due to the
Increased cost of cordage, wire, lines.
and cables. and of inability to in.
crease operations during the Winter
season. There are predictions tina,
oil will go to SO barrel. Persons in.
terested in petroleum productions say
that If the producer can Increase the
output boom times will come to the
OIL districts such as have not been
seen for thirty years.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-31

there are thousand gross To tue
pound.
Balances are cut from the solid steel,
ground down. worked up and drilled
with their twenty-five screw holes
apiece at the rate Of 100 wheels day
from each machine
Wheels have their teeth cut, couple
Of dozen at time, some with from
sixty to eighty teeth. at the rate Of
1900 wheels day from each machine.
-Harper's Weekly.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-31

unconventional Huge cupllke Stric.
lures made of mud are built out ia the
open. away from the houses. and into
these the babies are frequently nlaced
during the day. and often the entire
family sleep in them at night The idea
is to escape the numerous snakes and
scorpions which abound during the
great heat of the summer
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-31
CANNOT RECALL PRIZES
Ihorpe's Status Should Have eeen
Settled 80 Days After Games

Stockholm, Jan. 2s.-The disouaIi.
ncation of James Thorpe has awaken
ca a unanimous feeling Of sympathy
lot him here. All the men who tool
leading parts in the games think n
impossible TO take back the prizes he
won, as the rules OF the Stockholm
contests clearly prescribed that an
protests against contestants on the
ground OF professionalism must be an
ca within thirty days after the distri-
button Of the prizes.
They think that the only way to
nave the prizes recalled Is for the
Amateur Athletic Union to make ire
request a. the Olympic Coumitfse
meeung IN Lausanne next summer.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-31
ALMOST ESCAPED HANGING
Proposed Law, Withdrawn from Taft
Favored Several Murderers.

Washington, Jan. 9O-Several per
sons sentenced to be hanged in the
District OF Columbia would have es-
capped death had President Taft sign
ed the bill recently passed by the
Senate and House substituting death
by electrocution for hanging as a
method of capital punishment in the
District.
The Senate. discovering that the
new law, which was to have become
effective Immediately, abolished the
penalty in pending cases, today
adopted a Joint resolution recalling
the bill from the White House, where
II awaited the Presidents signature.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-31
HEADACHE DOSE KILLS HER
Woman Takes Powder Containing
Too Much Coal Tar

Racine, Wis, Jan. 29.-An exces-
sive proportion of coal tar contained
in consecutive doses of headache
powders taken by Mrs. Bertha Bre-
helm. 80 years old, caused death to-
day.
Three times in the night she took
medicine. A fourth dose in the morn
ing killed her
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-31

50 ron think that kissing Is danger
OusT-
Indeed. I do"
you must have Kissed the wrong
girl~
4 know ! did"
Her brother hsnded ron e uallopT"
NO. she married me- - -
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-31
WEATHER FORECAST.

Probabilities for this section for the
Next "a Hours.
For eastern New York and western
Vermont, rain or snow tonight. Sat
urday snow and much cooler.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-31
WELSH RAREeIT DREAMS"
One Of the Boys Says They Are
Numerous in Bennington

To the Editor of the Banner:-In
reply to the dreamy piece inserted in
last nights paper by one OF the "peev-
ed ones"
Would like to say that the majori-
ty Of the dreams seen in Bennington
greatly resemble Nightmares.
Bennington Boy.
Bennington, Jan. 81, 10.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27

Ser 2egislatl1r 6es Staates &ali-
fornie1t 1T cine @orloge u%nterbreite1
mror6er, bltr9 sic ser Musldnnf gel
itiger @etr61tfe auf oem @elan6e 6er
San 5ramciscoer Notwithstanding fiji
ole gotae 9a11er ser Musiteua1ng Der
boten 1per6en ion. 81 ite Mlasithd
|bat, @eieb gu peraen, miiien nit
nidf, int Stnute Siram Sobn1ons III
aues m0glih. Mber tpenrt Sic 9egis=
latltr es mtrf1i6 pugen iollte, Ole
&orlage uneumebmen, nn6 Ser @ou=
per1tel1r ieine1t Momen 6arl1nter iebte,
Damn miiroe fir sic Srem6e DER per
lomIiden Greibeit ser Ma1genblid ge-
fommen iein, fi@ 6obin idliiiiig gu
merSen, sic Musltelung ni6t 5u BE-
Iud,en. Midt tpegen 5es @loies 8ier
ODER @eim, 6os iie in ser Musitel=
h1ng entbebren miiBten, io1pNern 6es
&rin5ips tpegen; lint 1em Mu6er=
tbum 6es gat18en 9an6es at 5eigen,
6aB tie fir fold'en Mffront Dos redte
@eritan66mb baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27

@an fat a1sgerednet 6ob a1nge=
faibr 5sbn 8ro5ent unlerer @rnte az
idbrli6 6urh Snieften berni@tet mer=
1en. Cine &aupe oernidtet iabrlid
8armtpone i'm @ertbe bon $15,000,=
600 Big $3O,0OO,00O. Sic @etrei=
5eman5e 5erit0rt iabrlib fit mebr ols
$50,0O0,000 8rotfrii6te. Dem Sid
faut in ie6em Snbre fir rngeffdibEr
$40, 00O,O 900 @ieb gum Opfer. &C.
miile @afer, oie 8lntttpeipe utp6 artoe-
re Snieftett permin6ern Dos @rtragz
nib 1ami erer @al6er auiabrli4 11m
8iuio11er BON SUB @ol5: l1n6 pas
ma1n sic Meniden, TINT 5ieier @erbee~
rl111g @inbolt 5u tbun? Sic moroen
mblos sic @0gel, 6ie sic ~bitteriten
8ein6e al 6ieier Snieften iino. -.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27

reinem @eire eefiidte &riitaai@ai.
lel tn Die &anD geben nit Ben 8or-
ten: nSobalb OH audi muir eiaen 5ro-
prem nerl9iittetit, biit oil bent Gooe
llnrettbar perloren." Cam rief Der
pauptling orei ieiner 5der5en nit
,1em ltrengem Muftroge, binter Oem
Seiangenen einber3ui6reiten nit ge=
5uiidttem Sdymerte, INT ibm Oasielbe
~unbarmber5ig in Sen Ma6en gu ITO
sen, iubalS Elm 5ropfen 8ein aus Der
dgiiiel our gr6e fiel.
Der Bug begann, bon meitber batte
Size Melpgieroe Ole 9eute in Menge
berbeige5ogen, I'M Sen &auptlings-
1obn ouf leinem 9efabrliden @ange
gu leben. &opf on &opf itan5 iie al.f
Ger 5traBe, ale 8intel, ale &aiuier
un9 6enlter, ia ielblt Die Dader ma-
rci1 oidt belett; ale 8lide folgten
DEM Singing 5dritt fir Sdritt,
fMrfte1uo, er f0nane jeoen Mugenblid
nieoergeitoBen mer0en.
oils ser Singing em0lib ieinen
Meg ourb sic in atbemloier Span<
na1ng barre,10e Menge pollenoet botte,
,trat Ser &aluptling gu ibm: Scum"
fragte er, utpaS boben 0ie 2ente fir
Splid,ter npmnht2 !"
Ga leuf3te DER Siingling ouf umo
rief aletrr &errn ieines 9ebenS: SD
babe fem @elidt geleben, neil i6
midt lumber bliden fontpte, pegen 6es
8eines."
Or Singing bafte feline 8eit, auf
oog @ere@e un0 ole Mienen ser 2eute
5u a6ten. go louen altb mir, Ole Mu-
gen nn6 Gimme geipanm nod born ge=
ridtet, 6en gera5en 8eg Der Hflt9t
geben un6 nidt fragen: r@as meroen
sic 9eute iagen?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
Mad) sem britii6en r@ntb. Direc

Mad Sem britiiden u@atb. Direc=
torD" fir 1918 lift @ngIan6 in 5rei
&ird,enprooin5en getbeilt. 8enn man
ol16 Sdottlan6 6u51 rednet, ittb es
int @ar5en 6 @r5bifd0ife utto 81 @i=
idyofe. Sn @roBbritanrien gibt es
1852 &irden un6 @upeuen u116 4401
Brie1ter, pobon 1877 SEM Sr6ens=
&Ierus a%ngeboren, 6arltnter biele ber~
triebene fran5oltlde 9roensgeiitlt6e.
SIM gar5en britiidyem &aiierneid BE-
tragt 5ie 3obI ser @atbolifen geger
Is MiQioner. SIM Sabre 1911 tpr1r>
6en 7,400 ~l1ebertritte gum fntb. @lnlt<
BEN befa11nt, 6o9 blieb cine &eibe BON
@%onperlionen ser Seffentlid6eit rn=
befarmt. Die fatboliide Stride modt
5tpar quite Sortl6ritte in England,
uber bon einem Ma1ien<nebertriH ser
anglifaniiden @reiie, tnie mani i'm Dor
einigem Sabren boffte. lit t1tatt nod
1peit %entfernt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
6er5emssate,

Moria Gbeneiiu, sic @ailerin BON
Selterreih, ml1r0e BON ibnen l1nter=
tbanen mie cine M1utter bepe6rt un0
geliebt, uno 1tbt obne @run6. sic
balf mo- eS noitbig a1nb moglib par,
botte fir je0en Eral1rigen ein Croft
MORT, fir ie6em 8ittettoen cine giittge
Mntport bereit. 'SSsbre nmgebung
mad)te br emit e%brerbietige @oritel-
lnngen, 6aB iie in ibrer @utber3ig.
teit 5u meit gebe; rietbb br, int @oBQ-
hy1r m6Biger 3a1 tperoen. 90 enfgeg-
1rete sic cole &aiierin: vWun mub
MIDI to;6tert, metr man MIDI berbin-
0ern min, pobltbdtig 5n iein."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
Ql1ts SInmbio. ser 6u1bt1to0t sc

Mns Olympia, ser &oupfita6t Ses
5taates @aibington, melder felt 5rei
sSSabren 6os po0e Grauen1pablredt
eingefiibrt bot, miro ein &orfau ge<
mel0et, ser in mebrfader @e5iebung
5n oenfert eiebt. Ma0ome @rneit ST.
iter, Sic Grau 5es @ouperneurs, bat
cine bon bei6en &a1iern ser @eieB=
gebunq angenorrr11e1re @orlage, oa,rh
ameIde 1900, 600 Collar fir 2an6-
itrabenbaat betpiutgt touroert, budt
itami@ init eirem Ga1Btritt in oen
9fpaBen6red geidleuoert. Die 2egis<
Iatur batte ste @orlage nad LANCER
@orberatblt1g enoli6 raib a11genom-
me11, 6umit file 6em @oltDerneur nod
re1t3eitig unterbreitet aperoen fonnte,
tint iie bor 5efinitiper &ertagteng Der
9egislatur gu unter5eidDnen oSer at
oetteren. Ser @ol1per11eur ipar ein
@egner ser @orlage. @r berlieb feline
Mmtsitl,be lem flint ltbr nadmitags
ler5 begab iib nu6 Squire mo er Mn=
meiiung gnh Sic &orlage ni6f in
gmpfung 5u nehmen, tpe1tn iie ge@
brodt meroen ioQte. Mls ser &oupt=
fGerf oes Observation-Disclosures eS balo
5arauf NIT Sem Doflment eitttnaf,
mur6e ibm sic Gbur midt geoffnet.
@pater tpltr5e SOS Mftenitiid bon
5tpei @eridteritattern, sic itd 1peger
ser l11ter5eidnl1t6 erfrrt5igen tpoQ<
ten, oa1f ser @erarba 6es 2iiter'fiddgen
&aules gefltnoen. Mls Maoome If
ne,t oie Tbir 6ff1ete, tpur6e lie orf
Sas 8upier aa,f1nerfIam gernadt.
u@as, ser @ii6?" rief Tie um6 ftieb
oas Dofument init 6em SUB aatf ole
Strabe, tpo es borldufig liegen blteb.
@ns fp6ter mutt ibm geidebe1t, uro
tpie 6ie 2egtslotrr 6ie Sade olrfge-
rto1rrlne1t bot, miro nidt beri@tet, ober
ieoenfaug 6iirfte 6ieie Mrt l1nterrod-
berrlduft NIT 6en @rl1n0laten elmer
geiunoen golfsberridaft idtper ner-
einbar iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
Die piersis Sabre @rObe.

gin Mrtttel 1atB alBergelDobrl1-
den @ertb bnben, INT cine 8erio6e
bon pier5ig Sabren gu uberlebem.
@bomberlairus Suiteru1rhtel muroe 33u-
erit ser 0effentlid3feit in 1872 artge-
boten. Son einem fIeine1 Mnfang
bat es ii9 enrporgeidmungen gu
CUNT un1 Boprlaritdt, Biz es cine
ueltpeite Stipulation erlangt bot.
Str mer6et ri9ts better ftruoe1 fin
einen Suiter o1er @rfdltung. Ser.
ludt es uno SIR ,peroet peritebe1r,
pararm es bepor5ugt 1T nod elmer
Eeriooe bon nebr oenn nier5ig Sab
.rer. @s bringt 1ri9t muir @rleidte-
ra1rg - es BELT. gu tuafen bel alCen
@arolern. = Mn5etge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
Gurd) ole Hafetpo1t Iinb inn lebten

Gura Gle Yafetpoit iinb int lebten
Mrs;a. m 1ebruar, 100000 Gent
0urae! be1orgt morcen gegen 100000
600 1T SanMpar, 1em eri ten Nonat
Ser 8 iiten5 Der 11el1en @inrtbtung.
Ours >ieie murSen int Debrlnar lit
Gbiooao 5,167,450 Bafete b%eforoert,
in Seem Dorf 4,102.O tO, in BoIton
1,32 ,228, lit @lepelano 1,226,125,
in ct. 2ouis 1,O69,305. Sic 3ablen
bemeiien, oaB 1os Bublifum ole nel1e
ginridtung gu miiroigen meiB. IS
miro iibrigens aQgemein als Min
idensmertb be5eidnet, 6oB @oittaiten
meroen, in peGden Sic @a=
fete %Seponiert tperoen fon11en, o0er
0oB in groBeren Sta6ten @oit=Sub~
itationen als Sommeliteuen fir Die
8atete errtdtet men0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27

III sic tetreffenoen &oipitaler firtoen
tall 10 pernih6et oas @erbot, tpen91
Is au1reat erbalten miro, one lebte
polHlniug Don 3ablIoien l1nglidJiden,
s;e Nipeidt gerettet mer0en t0nnten.
iinS nit ben einidlagigen @e-
III J1em Dorf nibt pertraut, al-
lei. q a!eita IS Der giinitigen 8eridJte
ibe ~ Yeiitoen Ser Batienten, o6e
@y;nam bereits nit ieinem
t,nrselt fat, lollten Die 5n=
il Il yleA Seb0roenSo b bem 8erliner
III sne.1 :n5glidit meiten Spiel-
ia, uvbren. 0enn es ii9 nads
I've a95iteQt, oaB Menid,en auf I'M
&c { u g 8eiie BON oer Sdtpino-
II !; s. t'itt moroen iino, 10 miro teirt
Sut .anab fraben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27

60 Mder Tarm - 3 Meiletr bon
ei1rem gl1tm 5otpr1, so M1eilerr bon
Mim1eapolis. Sduar5er 9ebm, Gbors
OILS l1nterfdidte. 80 Slider ,1nter
Hflug; Is Slider @ieie; 10 A&er Bei.
6elanb; 3 SLIDER gemiidtes &ol3.
Grame-&aa1s NIT 8 8iupu1er11, gutter
Grame45taM, ar6ere @eb1uIidteiter.
3tpei 8rltnnen;; Bod, TeIep5on. Greie
@oitbef0r6erung. $3.50 per gder.
Die q. 9. 8bitneb 2anb & Gran Go.,
ct. CLOUD, Mi,n1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27

Sn SsSr0iana bat sic 2egislatur Ell
men 1telerr geiebliden 6eiertag &C.
idaffen, ser 5a8u benuBt meroen ioll,
mogli6 pieGe Staten 5u b%ertiIgen.
vgg8iie NOR es - frogt sos Seem Oor-
fer u0eutide Sournol" menr1 I'M
iere 9egislotur 6ieiem 8eiipia folgte
ua11 eiren Sag beitmmte, an 5em 6ie
ganBe 8%epoIfru1tg 6es Empire
State" ouf 6ie - rrnrt beraeibe 6aS
iborte @ort! = @anaeniag1 gebet
1miirhe. Das 9eeignete Datum bier=
fit 1paire Ser ct. @ubertus=Sag.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27

Sic Seem gorter @eiu1obeitsbeb6r,
SEN, 5ie sen Dr. 5rie6mat1r onf ge-
miiie &oipitaIer beidrdnten, ibm ober
6ie Ma1siiburg elmer nIlgemefrett
graris niM geftatten tponen, nebmett
cine idtpene @ernt1tmortl1ng atf fid.
Dr. Trieonta111t bnt ii4 bereit erfldrt,
ole ur11te1r Yatiettteft 1t1rentgelhth gu
b%eban6eln, u1,6 90 1t11r eiir iebr gerilt-
ger 8roaentiot 5ieier 2eute Muftabme
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ESmtereNamtes aaerlei

9ie Denber Simes WeIt ibrert Be-
fern allen @rnibes INIT, ser &0nig
Don 8reuBer 1tpb SOS preubiibe @oIf
feierten g%egenpartig 5ie @rirnerung
an 6ie @rbebutg @peuBens gegen
Scatter @ilbelm 6en grftert, Ole nit
ser 5dladt bel 9eip3ig ibren Mb-
ldluB gefun0en bube. nn6 ioIde
Bldtter geftatten iih, uber Deui@r
lorb nto 6eutide &erbdltniIie l1r=
bbeile 51 f6llen! @s lift gum 9aden!
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2tmoerede.
Das Diterei bes aaiiers @iibclm

gs miro folge1poe perbiirgte Sc
ididte BON eiuem Oiterei er5ablt, 6as
ser alte &aiier 8ilbelm bon 8ismnrd
erbalten 6atte inns SOS 5llr6 oem Ser
lauf oer geihidtliden gntmidlung
cine gauge beion0ene 8ebeutl1ng err
bielt.
IS mar einige Sage nod Ger &ai-
lerproclamatio1l gu @eriailles. 8iS=
mard eridien bei rieinem alte11
@errm", pie er @aiier @ilbelm |, gu
nenne,t liebte, alem eriten Scale gum
@ortrog iiber ole idnebenoen politt-
lten Sragen.. Ser alte &ailer 1tredte
lei,em Nalaoin sic @an6 er1tgegen
unb iogte ladeln1: u@s NOR clio bod
fein &a1dusei!" rls
@ismorf fiiBte geriibrt 6ie &alo
oeS 'g~peilem Monarcben, mornnf itd)
bei0e M41n1er l1nter Tbranen llrarmz
ten.
0ieler @orgo11g, beionoers aber
0as @ort 6es alten &aiierS, erlhien
Mneu ratbielbaft uro 6at1tfel. Grit
ipater er51bIte ser &aiier gelegent=
lih eimem ser oeutiden 8uroesfiir=
lten, 1peld)es @reigmiB 0ielen 8orten
sl1umm16e Qeleaet babe. 5...@
Ser olte &aiier bielt ltetS itreng
|Sarauf, oaB oie often &olfsgebrau-
dje ol,d) in ieinem &auie geebrt nno
beobudtet ,piir6en. go lieb er teine
0ltern poriibergeben, an 6em er 1ridt
allen lei1rem 6omilienangeborigen urto
&ertrauten Oitereier geidenft batte,
5ie lebr oft bei oen0ienten Stoats=
man1er1 un0 @enerdlen eigenurtige
@bu1pgen muroen. @esgleidem MOL
tie er aber ieIb1t an ie0em Sitern iein
Oiterei erbnIten. SurIt 8iSmard,
ser 6omals 1ro9 @raf 8ismard bieb
unterlieB feline @elegenbeit ieineltt
&errn cine Treu6e al1 MAIDEN. Mlts
6pefem @runoe iiberreidte er tim
mth an ie6em 0iterfeit ein 0iteret,
&os meiit in bumortiHi@ter Sorm 5l1<
gIetd alaf irgetr6 etnen politi1d)e1t
@organg anipielte.
Sc NOR 1a111 Slter1t 6es Sabres
1867. Ser olte @aiier uberreidte
ieinem @nn5Ier 6em &erfom11en ge=
nrdb Elm Siterei, in bem ii6 6iesnnd
Elm Or6el1 befar6. 9urauf ubergob
8isnnrd ibm ein 5iemlid grobes
8o6et, SOS 6os 9iterei fir Sen Scatter
e1tbalten ioute. Meugierig mobte
ser greiie &errider 1as 8a6et onf
lr1o fon5 einen Moler, Ser alpf einem
@dims iaB. Mls er Sen M61er OBJ
fob, Lag in 6em %bron5enen Molerneit
Elm 81, 6as ole Mufidrift trug: rDaS
geeinte Deufi6e &eid,." 2adelno
nobm ser &oiier 6os' 81 IN Sic &an6
uro iagte 51 Dem &an5ler: Sea, ITO,
5us lit pobl ein redtes @a1dltdSei!"
Darouf %er1piberte 8ismard: so fed
1T ser &a1dud 6o6 nidt, 1ab er ieire
@ier in Elm M0lerneit legt. IS miro
mobl elm edtes M6lepei iein!" 3uerit
]dpiegen bei0e M1imer nad6enflib
eine 8eitIang. 9ann ienf5te Ger alte
@aii er auf, u1t6 iie girgen mortlos
nuseinnm6er.
SSr oen Sagen BON @erlailles erin=
nerte iib Ger Monar@ uie0er an 6ie-
les @reigriB, 6as a1tgeitdts 5es gro
BEN bi1torilden &organges 10 beoel=
tungsoom, gerabe51 propbetiih ibn
orunputbete. Ser 8um6esfurff Dem
Ser &aiier oieie biitorti6e Mnecoote
BON 6em Slterei er5dblte, apar 6er olte
@~roBber5og bon 8aoen.
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Ser matter @anitline.

Cine @uiten : Meoi6in fir @in6er
|ionte barnIos iein. sic iolte ange'
nebm ei115unebmet, iein. sic iollte
mirflIm iein. Gbamberlains Sui terr
mitbel lit nlles 6ieIes lm6 1T iberaq
ser Miitber @5iinitling. 81 faa,fen Bel
ale S61p6lern.