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The Elbert County tribune., 1913-10-24
rrapped passe senqer. BURN Alive.

New York.-Between eighty and
ninety passengers on the Volturno
were trapped in compartment No. /.
by the first explosion on the vessel
and either perished at once or were
burned alive. This news was brought
to port with the docking of the steam
ship Grosser Kurfuerst, bearing 105
survivors of the disaster 1t came from
Waldron Disselman. third officer of
the Volturno. one of the rescued.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-10-24
Believe Bomb Caused Disaster.

Berlin.-The belief is strong in OF.
ficial circles here that the. explosion
Of the gas bag of LIZ. which caused
the huge dirigible to plunge nearly l.
900 feet to the earth, killing twenty
eight of the twenty-nine aboard, was
not caused by an accident. but by a
bomb dropped from an aeroplane. .
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-10-24
Second Victim Of Auto Accident

Lawrence. kan.-C. c. Clark of
Denver. who was injured in the auto
mobile accident which proved fatal
to Arthur Dudley, also of Denver, and
brother OF Bide Dudley, died here.
The two men were motoring from
Denver to Kansas City.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-10-24
Woman Shoots Advertising Man

San Francisco.--J. d. Van Baalen.
an advertising agent whose home for
merly was in Duluth. was shot down
In the hallway of the Chronicle build
ing at Market and Kearny streets, by
woman who gave her name as Mrs.
Leah Anderson.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-10-24
predIcts passaoe Of Currency suI.

Washington. - President Wilson
wrote Representative Underwood. ma
jority leader OF the House, expressing
the opinion that the currency bill
would be reported to the Senate not
later than the first week in November.
and passed after two or three weeks
debate
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-10-24
Newell pleads self.pefen,e.

Laramie. Wyo.-August Newell was
arraigned in Justice court charged
with the murder of w. E. Stewart. and
entered plea of not guilty. He was
held without bail for hearing October
81. Newell and his wife. who were
the only witnesses 20 the killing, claim
that it was done in self-defense.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-10-24
First Husband to Aid Mrs. Eaton.

Plymouth, Mass.-The trial of Mrs.
Jennie May Eaton. charged with poi
soning her husband. Rear Admiral Jo-
seph G. Eaton, began here. and, 1t Is
believed, one of the defendants most
important witnesses will be the hus-
band she divorced. Daniel Henry Ains-
worth u
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-10-24
Wants Arizona official ousted.

Phoenix, ,Ariz.-Applicntion for quo
warranto proceedings to oust F. A.
Jones, state corporation commissioner,
have been filed. 1t is charged Jones
is connected with corporation of
Los Angeles.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-10-24
sandIt. Beat AGENT; Get 81.

Denver.-Two posses are seeking
two well dressed armed bandits who
held up the Santa F6 ticket office at
Littleton, 10 miles south of Denver.
rif1ed the mails and attempted to blow
open the safe after beating Station
Agent Ray Foy They secured only
~ in booty.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-10-24
milwaukee, win. Minor champIonshIp

Denver.-Milwaukee won the sixth
game of the post-season series from
Denver. and the Minor League cham.
pionship, by 8 to s, in an Arctic exhi-
bition at Broadway park Sunday after.
noon. before $500 ardent fans
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-10-24
queen Censor. Royal Wedding GIFTS.

London.-Royal society is both
amused and angered because Queen
Mary took 1t upon herself to censor"
the wedding presents received by the
Duchess of Fife. who married Prince
Arthur of Connaught.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-10-24
Widow and Son Get Woodruff Estate

New York.-Timothy L. Woodruff,
former lieutenant governor of New
York. who died here, left his entire es-
tate, valued at 100000 to 81 900 900. to
his widow. Isabella. and his son, John.
to be divided equally between them.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-10-24

2 Women Burned; Home Destroyed.
Des Moines, Iowa.-Mrs. Mills Aid
rich and her sister, Vera Hutson, were
burned to death in a fire which de-
stroyed their home.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-10-24
s4t5,ooo Fire at ottumwa, Iowa.

Ottumwa, Iowa.-The third disas-
trous fire in three years swept the
business district of the city, causing
a loss OF $4l5.000.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-10-24

Fay Named San Francisco Postmaster.
Washington. President Wilson
nominated Charles w. Fay to be post
master at San Francisco, Cal.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-10-24
Trsn.port Arrives wIth Refuaee..

San Diego.-The United States army
transport Buford. bearing refugees
from the west coast of Mexico. arrived
off Quarantine here.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-10-24

wager Appointed Porto Rico Governor.
Washington. = President Wilson
nominated Arthur Yager of Kentucky
governor of Porto Rico.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-10-24

Paris.-Tne Toxic correspondent OF
Matin says that the Japanese govern
ment has decided to send cruiser to
Mexico.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-26

Donation Day at tho Richmond Home
Tor Ladies. on Seventh street, Will be
observed on THANKSGIVING Day y
committee from the board Of managers
OF the home will DO on hand TO receive.
In and out Of Town.
Di. and Mrs Lawrence Price WHO
have been spending their honeymoon
In the North, have returned to Rich
mond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-26
Healthy, Wrinkie-Free
Skin Easy to Eoue
tFrom Tho Woman neouti[uI

dull. lrah, muddy complexion. or
an "Ncr-rcd. h!otchy pimply or frecIiled
III can by 4 quite simple harmless
ana inexpensive method. be changed 10
ono OF Nowcr-l!lie radiance and purity.
Pur ounce of common mcrcoliZed wax
sold by druggists gcncrallv wiu -
move tho most unsightlY complexion
IN from one to TWO weeks. Hv it's "a
iHarkhDIc absorptiN" power the with
cred. faded or discolorcd layer Of thin
him skin witch hides the healthier skin
UNDERNEATH. IS gradually nccEcd on i'm
tiny, almost invisible particles This
Is done go gently there is no incon-
N,nience' and no trace is loft on IN.
SKIN except that of enhanced beauty
inc wax Is sneared on like cold cream
before retiring. and removed i'm tho
morning with warm water.
II the skin be wrinklcd or sarc,. 3,
FAC" bath made by diSsolvinG o. pow
dtred stNolitc in - ut. witch hazel
VIII be found most effective. Conbin-
niS hott astrinGent and tonic proper
ties: TINS tlghtenS the skin and braces
up its supporting nusclcs-Advertisc
mcnt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-26

Mrs William u Manor Of IGar-
risonburg. is tho guest OF her sister
In-law. Mrs. c. II. Crncr, at 1905 Grove
Avenue
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-26

The first biz dcbutantc rccoutions Of
the season took place yesterday, when
Miss Mall!e Floyd Miller. daughter Of
Nh and AIrs John NJ Miller. .Ir. Of
'o7 FLOYD Avenue. was Introduced 10
Richmond Hociety The house was
hung with garlands of running cedar
and Southern smilax. and palms ard
wicker screens studded WItl chrySuu-
ihcmums formed an effective uach-
ground FOR tie brilliant gowns worn by
Vic women present Both reccpt!ous
were IN honor 81 Mr.. and Mrs john ~;
Miller III. Who have recently returned
rom their wedding trip. as well as the
ocbutantc. and nearly thousand
fruests wcro invited TO nice, them.
In the front drawius-toom, where tho
ieceiviuE party stood. tail baskets Of
white chrr santhemums ana lilies were
used oNeiywhcre and table heapcd
"lth beautiful bouquets sent to tn"
"ebutantc was ARRANGED just back OF
he hostosscs Tie library aud hall
were banked with yellow flowers and
Quantities Of pink roses ana uarcls-us
were used in tho dinirr-room The
J ghts were shaded Ia rosc-color and
% orchestra. screened by palms and
white blossoms. played during rcceiv-
NIX EourS. ! Dix basket ot mink and
white flowers caught with pink gauge
ribbon. was used as ceutrepioco for the
'ahl", ana riHE roses baNkcI tIc man
tel IN the dining
Ia the afternoon Mrs MILLER received
with her daughters. aud Mrs. Peter Otcy.
Mts. Lynch Ward, OF Lyuchburs. ana
Mrs. John W Richardson were also I'm
nc receiving line Mrs W l. Roger
on and Mrs. NJ l. Anderson were at
INC punch bowl and Mrs Charles Suic.l.
sisted in tie dining room IN tlc
vcniug Nh ana Airs MILLER received
I'm Miss Miller ana Mr.. and Mrs John
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-26

Casl5ic Norycll. H. NJ. Taylor. A. 6.
Hoover. Miss Floyd Taylor. AIR and
Mrs. ~. seldom Taylor. John Is Car
rett. Mr. ANA Mrs. \. Zachary. Mrs. G.
=. buchanan. John Ratclino ana II 5.
Winston.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-26

tn" spriS ,hrives, i, should certainly
blossom ia January.
tn" Glos,onbury THORN according Ia
tradition. owes It's origin to tho whtta
thorn STAN Of ST Joseph oc Ari,nathc..
who. it may bee remembered. gave his
OWN tomb in thc Jioly Land as u tom.
rorary resting place tor the rcrnatna
of tho touudcr of tho christian rc,ie-
ION I'm his trlvcls Crou, Palestine. no
brought with hin tho Holy Grail ana
this ,hornword stan AMI when no
ended lis wandcriuss at glastonbury.
and erected there tic Hrst christian
church lu England. he planted his star
in the ground. which thcrcupon after
short time. huddcd. and developed in.
20 ID magnificent trcc
Fer centuries il hes Lecu revcred as
the holy horn. tao present tree being.
ot course the graft Of shoots or earlier
trees.
rhero l.. IA mos; circumstautial story
ll existence of q puritan. who after.
wards cIUigr1tcd TO Massachusetts,
having Attempted to cut down the HOLY
thorn at glastonbury by way of show
ing his contempt for what he was
pleased 10 describe as childish amt
idolatrous superstition" The legend
goes on Go say that tho Puritan smoto
tho troc once But tho next blow
glanced OF. dislodglng n chip, which,
NcW uu ana put out ono Of his eyes.
the blade Of tho AK finding its homo
H. his leg which was so badly injured
that ne was famed for life After
this tho lclv thorn. or at any rate tho
ON" ATTACHED by the Puritan. seems to
have been left alone.
Copyright. 1918. by the Brentwood
Company
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-26

Tho Stay-nt-liOme WHIST Club met
Monday evening with Mi and Nlrs. g..
6 Chaplin. At their residence. 922 l'loyd
ArciIu". Mrs. G w. Brock. playing
with Mrs. Chaplin. and Mrs. fleming
nam Spilman and Miss Margaret Nor
son tied for The highest score Next
Monday evening the club will meet
with Mrs Bland Spottswood Smith. at
hcy apartment in the Hanover.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-26

Miss Virginia Cole. Of Fredcricks-
burg is spending several days I'm this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-26
EARL NELSON'S ACTION
IS VERY ILL ADVISED

Ola Trinity, In New York. under tho
personal direction OF Its rector. the
Rev W. 7. Manning. y. d and within
sight of Wall street. VIII blossom
there In January next. Perhaps 1t Will
he too soon to look for this next jan
uary; but in 1918 and ,hcrcaftar ir
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-26
Orders Closing of Ancient Church
of Standlynch, Near
Salisbury.

~ tho closi,,,- ar no .,r,n,t5
IL ,,turcb cf -,,,,di,.,,ri, $50, .,,i,s
t -, -,,., .t " - .,
~, s,i,-an a.,,. 80.
80, a,,.or, - ~ uo,ra,, ,,.,,i,l,ii,.
,.i,,,.i -. ..rst,,,
-, - , ~
S,,,,,,,-, -, tt,.,i.v, .v,ror,,i, I'M.
,t, .-l,at.f, i,...,,
49, 81" P''''''
according 10 ancient laws, enacted
az TIE timc OF the Reformation. ana
Whlch sun remain in existence. pco-
PIE VINO succeed TO the patronage Of
me aoNo"sons OF Anglican churches.
ottsh endowed by thcIr ancestors, have
tnelr nights III connection Herewith
ruSi I'D u II they happen TO be Roman
tathollcs. although there is no such
u'Scr ANIMATION AGAINST Jews, OF even
PcttS SuIA as LORD iicadley, who is
g pupHciy protested MosleHl. and tho
| i-aEi OF M"AporoUSn, Who Is 4 Bud
""lS'
me law dcnars tho Roman Catholic
patron 81 the bcnetce from exercising
ms rights 10 the appointment OF the
/ rector or wear amt the courts, winch
VIII he dndouotedlI appealed TO in the
matter. Will IN all rrobobIllty. inter-
pref me statutes as suspcndins all
l-oiu Ncison rights IN connection with
the St0nilyncn church, and that he
mas 'htlctoIe acted ultra NlrSs IN or
Germs its close.
INC puki or Norfolk premier peer
OF inc realm most devoted Roma"
CATHOLIC, ana the acknowledged ieaocr
OF the Roman Catholic community II
Great H'It@iH' mas q number 81 AnEh-
can 'HuFfhcS on ilS extensive estates
IN SUSSEX IN Inc Mi"IahC ana Northcru
tvuHPcS' anu "ll MS ~ y" rear estate
noI"lhss III LONDON. far rom ever
attempting L" NlpSv N!ctH' nc on inc
contrary, IS most generous IN main
confronting TO tllc supeh"s OIL thelF
f'he HSah c!efsN. ms example in this
respect Is lo!ioWcu by All other 10
nun Na'h"Iic peers ana landowners.
an" toiu Nc!Soh' VINO seems 10 be pos
sessru by inc excessive zeal that char
actt'lzcs converts Is the hrst 10 nave
ever adopted such n course as that
Whlch ne mas ihaugurated with regar"
l" me SldhdiNhch 'hurch
Hiit HhHihtr reason why TIE earl
Hi"u'" nay" hfSl'"tru neioE' auor'lhS
sUch = course IS that ihe estate 81
Irai"lSa was Slit OF the nation I"
me t!uer hfotEei ana neir OF Admirai
l-ofu NcISoh 'it"r ihc iAiei glorious
ur'tH a. me hatt!c oi trafalgar. fHI
!l"li'tHt U'Noieu IN" sum "l S'uV'pvp 10
me purchase OF the property. ehlallihS
- |" '"V no"''r" 90 thr ''iS 81 I.'i!
''t'So', e!'' me ".''a SlVu'u ne
~ 60 - w Pi1P<! :; N'"''' 49,
to INC crown; LORD Ntisoh IS. 'here-
t"'c' t"' i''''A ~ 'N "'l' "u' i"NH't
M !Iic 'ci''"' va ''t cS'"t'' an"
a'""'" M ''''',!'i,o' e'' 49, ny o''.
H''' =" r"'', Nl''Cn io 10
l" n' riuscu WIS "SNot'" 20 '"t Gun
o. me "l'c'1i '"utV" q '"tt 500 ~
Mh'yh ne owes INC PoSS'SS''' % '''
~ ~! !''F"i cS'''c
ne car ALSO rHJoHS - pctPv'"'' pen
SION itoih my GRO" OF S-''V'' ct -
"h'ch - 10 10 p"iu "i''it t''c '''" ''',
/ n,toin's cA''h'I' i'"' .uo''' ~ i9''!. ~
RAJ agar estHtt ~ me tNrHl % NC
ocsceh""nts "I VIZ ~ 80 ~ ~.
onI ""ul" i"il 70 'ht utlI9 mar %
INC great ""''''"' H""'tr' s'T'''
O"'IlFI ''i' .,I's"i,' -, -
C""l"' 81 NS"N "'' V''''''''
SUSSEX VINO mas :. loHE IN o. u'-
/ S'cN''dh'9' "ur' ny $3.50. N'''i's
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-26

From time immcmoriai tho famous
Glastonpury thorn ana also the trees
which have grown up elsewhere from
its graftingS or cuttings. have always
blosSomoi on the 9th on Ith of jan
uarY. this being the Christmas lNo 2iti
Christmas Day. according 10 the oldcn
calendar. II VIII be iutcreStms TO soc,
therefore whether tho sprig of elias
toubury thorn. which WAS carefully
planted las. week in thc churchyard Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-26

ermimc Cary franklin Jacob. Of Nor
falk. uttendtt his brother as best man.
The br!desma!ds-A Misses Ella How
ard Anderson, OF Charleston. ". Va:
Lucille Nelson, OF Richmond. Rachel
Speck and Martha Boil. Of stanton
gore fascinating frocks OF pink char
n'eusc. trimmed in malinc and lace. ana
finished VIII touches OF sable and
rhinestone buckles. Both bridesmaids
and maid OF honor carried shower bcu-
Gucis Of pink shapdragons. The grooins-
ann included Merrill Alexander. Of
LHnchburc, Herman schmidt, OF Hich-
Wpne: warren Robinson, OF NortoV,
James Madison Fitzgerald. ot Black
stone; Fred Nalz ana John White. OF
stanton
small reception TO- The trida' parjy
"7d out-ol-town guests WAS hciI n.-
r,,i.at, T.: after the cercmcur at tn"
'l"'s Aor. Decorations wora ir
pink roses and smilaM pink ana
white chrySanthcmUins and run
hing cedar and the tables in the
diuMe-room was set with contre-
rie-e OF PM. rosebuls Some 2f the
quests I 'pm a dists nee present. w,I-.
AR and A'rs. John jacob of Rich
uoud; Mrs. W. a johnston ot Wash
iuEtou. ,i:y Elise iinilc. or i Louis.
l'f' i.~ilcw. of Charleston. ". Va. Vii
liam Ewers. OF Charlcstou ". Va MI
and Mrs r W. y Taylor of Wood
R'ilE ! ~ tStt anu '-.l'lS.
In Washington.
Miss Margaret Niche. daughter OF
Colonel and Mrs NIicnic. United states
Army, il visiting Mrs Edward Prison.
at uer home IN Washington Miss
Michie frequently visits in Richmond
aS the guest OF Mis-, Fanny Miller, ou
West Franklin street
DrbuIant-s Entertained.
Miss Josephine Pmckuer, q dehutaute
OF this season. and Miss Julie, Kallcy.
OF BROOKLYN. y y. a niece Of the
hostcss were guests OF honor al = love
Is caro- palty given Yesterday after
noon ~ Mrs. Cut"sworth Pincknoy Al;
ncr HON" in Gintcr Park There were
four table, entertained. and the guests
included the buds OF the winter Dee
oTatons We're in chrysanthemuins ana
roses. and tea Was served at the card
tables following the game
Taking Pinc~ To-day.
The marriage ri Miss Louise Carlton
Mccarthy. daughter Of Mr.. ana Mrs
Carlton Mccarthy to Robert Agar
Noolfolk viii be celebrated AT the
nome OF the brides PARENTS in Gintcr
ark this evening at o'clock
Mr.. Herbert Mann and Mrs George
Bryan arc entertaining IT a reception
this afternoon from to O'clock. nj
Oh West Franklin street.
Ia New York.
Richmond society people in New York
an" patroniziuc the Tiles Dausauts'
al the iIotc! McAlp!n. which are in
cnaree OF Mrs. Mary Groncr. formerly
oi richmond Who also conducts SINH
i'r affairs in Philadelphia. at IN,
E"llevue Stratford. Ny ana Mrs Sol
Ion TAYLOR aud Miss TavIor - pic,'-
'""nd VINO are staying 1T the McAlui,i.
60 VI ncariy every a ftarroo,, ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-22
syrieblidje gtimt,ne,,.
s 0 ri 0 19. Nfai

@ttpa tanienb Sapaner tpobttten
elmer gen1ei11ianen Seier Ser SSapa.
niiben uno Ser Mmerifanii6en Srte<
bet1sgeieaidaft bel. Die @eoner tpa<
rem @raf Sfuma, friiberer Miniiter
oes Merberen Baron Soibiro Safo=
tal1i, giirgerneiiter bon Sofio, uno
Il1neiiro 0tiiaofa, iapaniider 8ot=
idaftsratb in @aibington im SATIRE
1906. glne erlnabnten iibereinltitn=
memo 5nr 9}nbe 1tn6 @eionnenbeit,
1potteten iiber oas &riegsgeidret ser
ssstngos nno gaben Ser feiten lteber=
seugnng Mnsorud, baB Sic anterifo=
niide 8nn6esregierung bie SSapaner
gere6t beban6eln tper6e. Sic fali=
for11ii6e 2an6borlage tpir6 bier als
eine &aiiet11naBregeI ongeieben, ni6t
als cine tpirtbidfatIi@e, uno oesbalb
fiiblen ii6 6ie sSapaner in ibrem
RaiienitoI3 gefrdnft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-22
@afisfeit int Seer.
81 erIin. II.


Sic oelti9en Militdrbeborben,
Sic felt mebreren Sabren cine &am-
pagne gegen sen @ebrall6 itarfer
getrdtlfe I'M Seer fiibren, baben a11-
georonet, baB SEN &efrltten aniabr-
lib 3irfu1ore 5ugeididt tperoen, Die
8eldreibltngen Ser in1 Weilitaroienlt
unter oenr ginflub alfobolbaltiger
@etranfe besangenen &erbreden TO-
tpie Sic III iolden GSallen perbangten
5trofen e1ltbolten fouen. Die &an1<
pagne bot li6 bisber als entidie6ener
grfolg ertpteien. Ser Gerbralt6 al
fobolbaltiger @etrdnfe nabm iettber
itetig ab.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-22
ANnnepa zen 1910"

itol5es, sic i,l Dem 9a,logeieb entbal:
ten lit. sll1s oiele1n @ruu6e miillell.
10 beiBt es in n1aBgeben6en areiien
sic tpeiteren Berbanolungen nit 1e1
groBten @orii6t gefiibrt 1peroe1
9rosbem bofft n1an a0ge1nein anf el.
ne befrieotgenoe 2oinng oes Ero:
blerns.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-22

port 9nsDul1e letl1e1e1l 1purOe DON Oct
gan5en @enneinbe beltens our gSir-
flung 6es '5eelenbeiles benutt. Ser
1reif faltigfeitsionntag 5eibnete lid
bier ourd oie groBe sln5abl bon
&ommu,1ifanten aus. S. 8. 8ro-
der bat bon ser gliiMi6en Anf1nft
leiner 1an1ilie in ser neue1 Seitnatb
5u Mpers, Mo11t., tpiiien lailen. -
Jran Barter bon @otplus lpar Gam.
itag bier BEL ibrer s1tpeiter, Sral1
Geo. Grebel, 3u @aite 1n6 begab fi6
bon bier nod 6reeport, tpo Elm mebr-
t6giger 8eiu9 ibren gltern 3immer=
mann galt. - Dr. Gbresmann bon
Garronton, Sn., eritattete lette @o6e
ieinem bier tpobnenoen @ater einen
8eimd).
ct. Martin.
M. g. Weobs l1no SRI. @Iopiia Blo=
1igan, belize &inoer bieier @enein6e,
tpuroen Montag Morgen in Ser &a=
tbeorale 5u ct. glouo ebelid Der,
bnn6en. Son bier tpob,1ten Der @o6=
5eit BEL Mif. Mobs> gater 6es 8rdl1=
tiga,ns, Seinri@ &abn uno SRI.
slmanoa 8Ionigan. - 5eit Conner
ltag LETTER @o9e lit Marttn Moll gi=
ge1tbiimer eines- 9lutomobtls. -
Sobn Mrcenau laBt ieine @obnung
ourb ei11en Mnbau ertpettern. @pb=
ra1n Miller bon Mpon beiorgt oie
slrbeit. = Gr. Soiepb gbresmann
BON Sninois genoB @r6e pergangener
@ode sic @aitfreunoidaft ieines bier
ipobnenoen 8ru6ers @eorg. = So
iepb &abn u16 @attin bon Miuerbille
ertatteten bier bergangene @o6e ei-
men pertpanoti6aftIi6en 8eiu9. =
6amilie @einri9 &lier nar iiber
5onntog BEL Ser in Seem Munid tpob=
ne11ben Ianilie Sobn 9fielano gu
@nite.
Mrban.
Geo. g311f, 9eif. @olnep uno Soiepb
Mepers baben ii@ gei@aftli@ perbun-
SEN 11n6 tper6en bier btnnen fur5em
Sic 5ormers @tate 8anf of Mrban
er0ffner. Serr Mepers miro Dem
l1el1en Snitit,1t aIs araiioent porite-
be11 l1n6 &err 8olnep ioa 6emielben
als &alltrer 6ienen.
sSSacobs Yratrie.
geif. 9beis bat nit ieinen slrbeitern
letten Donnerftag bie Deforattonsars
beit in 111tierer Stride in Mngriff ge<
11on1men. - Die @erren Mari6aQ
11n6 Cutler bon Soma tparen anfangs
letter @o6e bter BEL ser s5amtlie
@o6el 5u @aite.
8mf1nan.
Die an ser ct. Marien=Hfarrlhule
at ct. Glou6 als 2ebrertr1 angelteate
ebrlp. gdtpefter @ilbelmino, .. e.
g., eritottete ibrer bier tpobnenoen
Mutter Irau go. &abl einen mebr=
t1gigen 8eiud). = Mm Donnerftag,
Scr, Is. 9soi, feierten sran5 aabl uno
ebrenipertbe @atttn 6as 6eit Ser itl=
bernel1 Sod5eit. Mtt oen pielen @a=
item, sic iid 5u oieiem froben sSelte
eingefltn6en batten, lpiinl6t altd) Der
uNoroltern" Sem Smbelpaare, oaB
ibln nod 25 metteren SSubre1e l1nper=
broilenen gbelebens Sic sSeier Ser gol=
genen &od5eit gegotnt ieit1 nroge. =
Sic Gantilte 6es ST. @eitboloer, tpel=
der ie6s Sabre bier ar5tlidle Hroris
ausiibte, bat ibr Seim nod albanp IN
Stear1ls Gon11tp berlegt, mo Ser Mr5t
ei1 belleres Mrbeitsfelb gu firtoen er-
bofft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-22
Erfrr JltftI
&a,tobi4 jett
uutcr5ci6,tet.

>, II, 10. @lusnit tritt Galifornias ja,
pancrfcinblides @efet in &raft. =
slntluprt au sSapan. @egier,1ng
in Sufip ioll iid an Die amerifani-
jdeu 8eridte menben. &rDan
sngcfm6pft. @eber CT mod Dot
id)after Gbinoa ,upllten iiber ben
,Snbalt Ser bciSerieitigeu 9totem
0enancres bcfannt geben. - Hcfe<
renonm empfublen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-22

@ebroubt SIR fleines Medbden
einen &ut2 $1.25 garnirte Site fir
rs Gents.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-22

ssans Sic Bitternng es erlaubt,
miro oieie Mode Donneritag oos
bodbI. 6robnIeidnamsfeit IN feierli-
der 8eiie 6nr6 8ro3eiiton I'M Sreien
feierlidit begongen.- 5onntag go6<
nittag fannen bier brei Gaufen itatt I;
es muroe Elm &inb Der Samilie Mar>
tin Burggrnff eines Ser Gamilie Pe.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-10-10
CRESTED BUTTE BOY
HAS CLOSE Sh I'VE
WHEN BRIDGE FALLS

Joe Brammel, the eleven wear old
son Of Henry Brammel OF Crested
Butte, narrowly escaped death last
Saturday, when the bridge on which
he was playing ON the cars of Stag
collapsed, hurling him and the cars
to the bottom Of the gulch. The boy
had gone ap TO the mine, which is
about three miles from Crested
Butte, on Friday evening to carry
some tools TO his fsther, and had
remained all night Early Saturday
morning the accident occurred; the
boys arm was broken, his face bad
ly battered up and his body terribly
bruised, but if no further injuries
are found he will recover.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-10-10
Boy Breaks Leg
In Football Game
Here Last Friday

During the foot ball game be-
tween the eighth grade and the
freshmen Of the County High School
last Friday night, Harry Dunn had
his leg badly fractured. Mr.. John
son. the Normal athletic coach, who
was ia attendance at the game, said
that the accident was a very peculiar
one; young Damn tackled Joe Aikiue
and somehow in the tussle his leg
was broken. There was nothing
at all unusual about the play; the
accident was-Cne which might have
occurred anywhere or at any time.
The boys leg was placed in a plaster
cast Monday and be Is reported 10
be resting easily.