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The Cairo bulletin., 1914-08-21

whats the matterT~ q ooileague
asked Of the advertising manager.
Matter enough. The fools have
placed Nine. Sopranos testimonial
for cold cure on the same page with
the announcement that abe had a sore
throat and couldn't sing. Topeka
Journal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-08-21
Surely.

ibid you ever notice. said Mrs
N. Peck, that about half of the pho
lures In the photographers windows
apo of bridal couples? | wonder why
they always s1sh of to a photogre.
sher's SO soon Il fancy the hus
oand is responsible TOR IT," said Mr.,
Peck He realizes that II ia about
Ills last chance to ever Look pleasant.
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Therefore Smile.

Surely happiness is reflective, Ike
the light Of heaven; and every coun
tenance, bright with smiles and glow
ing with innocent enjoyment, 10 q
mirror. transmitting to others the rays
OF a supreme and ever-shining penevo-
Ience.-Irving.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-08-21
Burial Place Of Mark Twain.

Samuel l., Clemens MARK Twain)
is buried In a beautiful cemetery in
Elmira, where he lived with his fam
lily while be was writing many of his
books. The members OF his family.
his wife and two daughters. are
buried In the same plot
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-08-21
elephant Remembered Him.

When Henry Shaw revisited cir
Gus to which be mad belonged many
years before, no one of the people con-
nected with It recognized him. but
the elephant started trumpetihg as
soon as he appeared and showed
every sign Of glad recognition.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-08-21
Dust Poisoned PCS XIII.

The coroner's investigation OF the
,eatn Of William Bowling OF Lanoa'
hire, after eating pork pies In May
asst, was concluded when Doctor Har'
ia, medical officer Of health, stated
hat his opinion was that the infection
u the meat in the shop was caused by
lust blown in from the street.-Lon'
Ion Mail
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-08-21

Germans Watching the Enemy from Distance

The German armies in the field in
Belgium and near Strassburg are
equipped with towers like the one
shown in the photograph for Ions
distance observation Of the enemy.
Airships may be used for this pur-
pose, and they have been used in the
Belgian campaign. but many of
these have come to grief
The towe-, which folds up and
may be carried easily, can be
brought into use much more quickly
than an airship.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-08-21

Starts out to be married; held on
insanity charge" We've known men
TO get mad after they we're married
q while, but this man probably was Of
q neurotic disposition to start with.
philadelphia Public Ledger.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-08-21
Daily Yhouchf.

We DO not know what rippIes oil
healing are set in motion when We sim
ply smile on one another. Christian
lty wants sunny people.-Henry Drum
uond.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-08-21
Artificial Flowers en- Old iosA,

AINHCIaA HUWCIH NNto II'H"V IL VT
cient times by the Egyptians In
Europe during the eighteenth century,
when there existed such craze for
porcelain, flowers were made Of thi
substance; while tho odor OF the rec
lowers was initiated by the use
perfumes
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-08-21

A cat has nine lives. An advertise
ment Is more fortunate as II has
several hundred or several thousand.
In fact, 1t has so many that II never
really dies.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-08-21
PERSONALS.

Harold strom of Chicago. is max
ing a business trip here.
j. e. Sullivan of Hurst, ILL.,, Wis
TIED friends here yesterday.
Miss Jean Allen IF Anna, is tbs
quest of Mrs. Samuel Dodds,
Mrs J. H. Moore returned yester-
day from visit Mt Hopkinsville
Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs F. Thomas OF
Thebes were here shopping yester-
tlay.
r. l. Harmon o. Chicago, Ia the
guest OF Attorney NJ. j. 0,Shea ami
family.
Miss Mia McNemer has returned
from visit of two weeks at Hen
derscn, Ky.
Superintendent T. G.. Clendener
has returned from visit in Chicago
and Tuscola, Ill.
w. l.. Graves will leave today 70
Denver where he will spend severa
weeks on business.
Miss Edna Conkle and Miss Ann
Pierce Walsh have returned from
visit at Dixon Springs.
Mrs Ollie Fagassia OF st. Louis, I
the guest of her sister. Mrs. NJ.
O'Shea of Eighth street.
John P. Glynn has returned frol
two weeks sojourn at French Lie
Springs and West Baden.
Mrs. Louis Goldsmith and son
Yazoo City, Miss, are the guests
Mr.. and Ms. S. Grushkin.
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Rst$er % kdmonteh,

II is better to admonish than 10 70
proach: for the one is mild and FRIEND
". the other harsh and offensive: the
one corrects the faulty, the other con
victs them.-Epictetus.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-08-21

II a woman still laughs at her hus-
bands Jokes five years after the we'd
ding bells have jingled the divorce
lawyers got discouraged.
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Womsn's leadership.

A woman is not leader of man ex.
cept In so far as she leads him by the
little finger Exchange
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Harder ~ask 70 DO Present Duty

Pleasant IL Ii to entertain the pic
ture OF ourselves in some future scene
planning wisely, feeling nobly, and ex
ecuting with the holy triumph of the
will; but 1t is different thing, not In
the green avenues OF the future, but
In the hot dust of the present moment
to do the duty that waits and wants
us.-James Nartineau.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-08-21

Charles T. Moss of Tenth street,
formerly hookkeeper for Kaufman
Pros, who has been at Memphis,
Tenn. fore several weeks. has re-
turned to accept a similar position
with the Denison -Gholson Dry
Goods Co
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-08-21

MI . llGAhoSh - 49, - '>-a@
ter Miss Alice Goldsmith, are visit
ing relatives at oran, Mo.
Miss Vida Wick has returned to
her home in Ullin after visit with
Ter sister Mrs. Otto Serbian.
Mrs. Sam MCGEE of Princeton.
Ky, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Martha Howe of Sixth street.
Miss Imogene Smith of Fulton
Ky, is the guest Of Miss Gertrude
Leroy of Washington avenue.
Martin O'Shea of Eighth street
and his guest Albert Barth of Chi
cage, are visiting in kcyil. Ky.
Mrs. Harry Poor of Eleventh
street.. was the guest of Mrs. II. A
Mason of Mound City yesterday.
William B. Carroll left last nigh
tor Buffalo, N. Y, whore he vii
visit with his brother j. T. Carroll
Misses Anna and Myrtle VIII
Jams CT Mound City visited Mrs. a
w. Weldon of Eighth street, yes
terday.
Mrs. Lutte Leslie who has been
the guest OF Mrs. stephen Bird. re
urned yesterday to her home in
Morley, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Alien and
son of Taylorville, H.. are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. L Allen
}: Center street.
G. A. Meyer and daughter Gather
ne of Bandana, NY, were the guests
If the formers sister, Mrs. Elizabeth
lr-ley yesterday.
Misses Olive and Gertrude Fishe,
Of Memphis, Tenn. are the guests o.
Misses Iuez nd MildreI Goldsmith
Of Seventeenth street.
Mrs. Charles Brown and daughte
Janice, of Clarksdale, Miss, are tn
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs otto Taube
| f Twenty-eighth street.
John FrizzeIl who has been III a
st. Marys Infirmary has been re
moved to his home 3i2 Eighteent
street, and IS much improved.
I Bailey Lawrence who has been
fratient at st. Mary's Inirmary,
convalescent and was removed I
| lis home at Barlow, Ky, yesterda,
Miss Margaret Wilson, princip
Of the Cairo High School, has i
turned from Minneapolis. MINI
where she attended the Nation
Teachers Association.
i Charles T. Moss of Tenth stree
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-08-21

Ne Fssis MssA
He who has most Of heart knovo
most Of sorrow.--Baiisy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-08-21

which dismountcd and occupied the
trenches and withs'ood a hail oil
FIRE for two hours.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-08-21

John p. Glynn has returned from
two weeks soiourn at French Lick
Springs and West Baden.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-08-21

Mrs. Fitzhugh l.. Layne and sis
ter Miss Alice Goldsmith. are visit
ing relatives at Oran, Mo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-08-21

Mrs. Louis Goldsmith and son OF
Yazoo City, Miss. are the guests OF
Mr.. and Ms. S. Grushkin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-08-21

Mrs Ollie Fagassia Of st. Louis, is
the guest of her sister Mrs. NJ. J.
O'Shea of Eighth street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-08-21

Miss Margaret Wilson, principal
Of the Cairo High School, has re-
turned from Minneapolis. Mimi,
where she attended the National
Teachers Association.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-08-21

Miss Edna Conkle and Miss Anna
Pierce Walsh have returned from q
visit at Dixon Springs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-08-21

Miss Vida Wick has returned to
her home In Ullin after a visit with
Der sister Mrs. Otto Serbian.
Mrs. Sam MCGEE of Princeton.
KY, is the guest of her amt, Mrs.
Martha Howe of Sixth street.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08

1T, Bic in senanutem 9iirritt geLegtn
7ilb, nd1nlid1: 81 bon S@4 bon 81
ton 26, Sonnlbip 122. Sarge 30; 1.rlo
Dag our9. 3ugebDrung in oen 2iITrilt
$50. 80 un1er Sphn cine ernoier1e Sdluie
beluhf. @1r glau6en on Geridnelsu1a
uno urler 9iirift bat lid ge.peieerr, nd
nit Sifrtft 80 gu nereinigen. @eu1
mir gum 9iifrift so gehoreu, 1651r1te u11z
Ter Sphn I'M Omnibus BON bier !1ah
Der Sdule Tabren, aroertpdrts ml1B It
uuoertban Wieile an unierer SdluIe O.
ben. CT lit crit 1ieben Sabre alt, ,no
fem anberes aino beiud7r DON Sieisn1
9iifrif1duIe Sic gdule. 60 lit bos &C.
ben I'M @inter fir i'm ul1n6qIid uno
er lpuroe folgli6 einen euten Sheil Der
GET berl1eren: Sic Sdulgebuhreu 'tno
$18 I'M 9iTrift so, uno mir balten nidbt
oafir, oaB es redt 1T, Steuern 5u 5a6=
Len uno 5usleid @ebiibren; benz 9oa-o
Der Gountnzg on1mi1dre BON S1ears1s
Gouutp unterbrettet ipuroe, unb nadiuz
feno, oaB feline 2dnbereien bon sel1on;1=
tenn 91lrrft getrennt unD bem 9iitrift
80 3uge5dht merben %lo1ten; uno ba ee=
na,1nter gparb 3eit unb Srt flr Elm
o1esbe5ug1thes gerbDr beifimmt bot, 10
1T hermit 8efdnntuadung erlai1eu. Dag
.genanntes @eiuh bonn 8ourb in Iei11er
10. 3open1ber 1914. morgens 9 l1br
in Ser Office bes gountnzMubitors in
Ser Stabt ct. gIpuo beginnenben 81
sung dngeb6rt tperben, gu nelher ;3eit
lnb an peldem 9labe beIagte geh0roe
Die Irgumente ouer babel intereiiericr
Rerl onen fir unb gesen @enehmisuns
beg 3eiudes anb0ren ipirb. 9abirt ct.
%. September 1914. SIM Iufz
TRACE beg 8oarb Ser Gountnz Commit
g. Thomet,
Gounth 4uoitor uno @rzofficip gIert bes
8oarb.
Srhn S. spaniol, 9eputierter.
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Kinder 8cnr0Ion
MACH FLETCHER'S
GAS oRIA
@eitfalen

@erorb.- Sier fon6 Sic @eit=
fdliihe Notwithstanding 0es
f=Gerein5 itott. Die bon
Sen @uitop=M6o -@erei1en inn bepor=
iteben6en 2utberiabr 1917 5u iam-
melnoen 2iebesgoben ioaen fir Sic
9infonie Ser Observation-Disclosures ber=
mon0t merben. Sic ginnobmen bes
@eff. @ouptbereins betrrgen 1918
1886 &C., sic Musgaben H..
OO4.39 Marf.
Sobenipburg.- Ser @dn6-
Ter Mobr bon bier fubr in @eiea=
idoft ieiner 6rma @oren bonn gobn-
hof Meithofen. Sn Ser Rabe 6es
0rtes uur6e sos Hfer6 unrubig. Sci
Sem 8eriufl bos Ebier gu berubigen,
muroe Mobr bon Dem Nferbe Dor SEN
@opf getreten, 10 baB 6ie Sdd6el-
oede pouitdn6ig 5ertriimmert muroe
un6 Meobr nod tpentgen Mugen=
toot tpur.
Ba1ern.
% inden.- Sn einer bieiigen
MerpenbeiIonitnlt bot Ser "a Sabre
olte 81. iur. @iIbelm &oditrob aus
Norboeutidlnnb @elbitmor6 6ur@
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@er66rsuuti5 be5islid @eimdcs eines
@runbbeTbers.

9a ein bon 3ubert Sabatt, @rl1nbz
be1iber inn S6uloitrift SO in Dieiem
County, unter5etdnetes @e1ud, IN mel
dlem bargethar lit, buB CT ser @tgenz
Thinner fo(genb beidriebener 2GnDereien
it. BE IN I6sslagtem 2i5ritt gelesen Ilno.
s in Sotpnlbip 1875, nDrblid bon 9tange
80 tpeitli9; unb baB Der stttlfe1er fInf
&irber fat, bon benen 3 Sic Shule beiltz
9en; Dag er ndher lit gum 9ii1rift 1914
l1l1b oahin bei1ern @eg hat namentlih i'll
@inter; baB Der @eg our S9ule I'M
9ifrift 1914 often uro pielfa9 gebraudt
miro, %ipphingegen Der @eg CUR S6ule
i'm 9ilfrift SO niht btel I'M @ebrnu9
lit, Dem Board Der gountpz@ ommi7dre
bon Stenrns gountp unterbreitet tpur0e;
unD nddludenb, Dap feline beldgten 2dnz
bereien bonn Sttrift 80 getrenrt unb
Dem 9iifrift 1914 suge3Gblt tperben Io1z
ten; uno bn Sic 8e51rbe 3eit unb Srt
fir Elm biesbe3igIides gerb0r beitimnt
hat, 10 lit hermit Befanrtmahung err
lnHen, baB genanntes @e1u6 BON beiag.
ter 8eborbe in beren Sibung, Sic am
10. Nobember 1914, morgens 9 rbr
beeinnt aneeh1rt tpirb, I'll tpelher Belt
unb an meldem 8IaBe belagte 8eborbe
6ie Nrgumente oner babel intereIierter
3arteien fir un0 gegen @euebmisung
Beg @eiudes er0rtert tperben. Sdotrt
ct. CLOUD, Sen %. September 1914.
SIM @uftrage Ser @puntbzg omrui1dre.
81. Sbomeb,
gountp 4usitor unb @r=offieio gIert bes
8pnr6.
Sobn S. @paniol, 9eputierter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08

@o1igplllper uno annltbonig gegriin-
set bette. Sein 9a1pt5mef oabei
mar, Sen 2ellten aantionen ab5uneb-
men, Inn iif) 10 oas linn feblenoe
getriebsfapital 81 perid)offen. Sn ei-
nigen lsGlen erreid)te er oieien 3ped
al1d,. Gr peroffentlldte allf cine
Idppinoelfnfte @eiratbsan5eige, sod
bepor err auf oielem @ebiete grnte
bulten fonnte, muroe er perboftet.
Gus l1rtbeil lu1tete alf Elm Sabr 8e=
fGinglliB uuo 3 Sabre g%brperll1lt It.
Mannbeim nj. = gi11es tragi-
Ihen Sobes i1arb Ser Eripatier So
Ienfeloer oobier. Stint g0bne uno
Elm gdtpiegeriobn iino 5u oen Tah=
nen geeilt, oas regte i'm 10 lebr auf,
oab er ei11en Sdlaganfaa erlitt un6
ltarb.
Mosbaf. -@ier 1torb Ser erIte
Matbidreiber, @err Ssfor RoGer, Ser
iein 9lmt lange Sabre binoura CUR
3ufrieoenbeit ser 9eboroen un6 Gin
mobnerihaft periab.
Gliaf-2ptbringen.
straBburg.- SSn ei11em bie=
iigen @otel itieB Ser II Sabre olte
2ebrling sded, ser aus Sem Sc
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08

$500 Marf ra1bten unb babel Sen
Nahttpddter @enfe nie0eri6ollen,
Ser augenblidlih toot NOR, mur0e 81
lie ii Sabren 3udtbn1s perurtbellt.
gS iillo Die @dnoler oebning, 5tpel
8ebriioer Gngelbert uno Souls
Sbmiot.
Sdmcis.
6reiburg. = Sic proteltanti=
ide aird)engemeinoe ser Stabt Jrei=
burg mill aus Dem 2egat zines 9errn
9alfiers Sules Ialer Elm spital err
rihten, in melf)em &ranfe ob11e l1n=
ter1d)ieo Ser aonfeliion unb Sprade
llnterf11nft fil1ben merben.
Gruntrut. - sSSn Sen letten
pier Sabren iino aus Ser bieiigen
l1mgebung nidt meniger als 365
Ser omen ausgemanbert; allein aus
oem Corr Gornol t54 Terlonen, met
tere SO aus Nruntrut. Sic Iustpan=
ber11ng a11s Gornol bilben in Soron=
to cine &olonie, melde nabe5u eben~
10 biele Mitglieber 5ablt, ols 0as
@eimntb6orf gemobrer bot.
&eihenbah. = Sn elmer bier
abgebaltenen offentlifen Steigerung
ging bos ngaitbouS 5um@reu5" iiber
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08

9uhboI5.- ueberfabren muir
BE Don ieinem eige1ten T1br1perf Ser
Better Des 9ofes 8rummbagen. Der
ungliidlide itarb on Sen erlittenen
G~erlesungen.
9etben. - @ier lit bas 6aus
oes 9anbmann5 @ai1er bonn glis ge=
t%roffen u11O eingeaidert mprOe11.
GeIIe. = Inter auBerorOentlid]
GROCER Mntfeilnubn1e Ser 9eb0rDen
ltno Shulen5 0e5 9uterldn0iiden
Weuieun15, iomie Ser 9iirgeriduft I'M
allgeneillen fa1l0 Sic geer0igung oe5
&eIn1uthsidlrifnteller5 uno Nolfs=
ld1ullebrers Gebnung l1ott, no er
iiber 80 Sabre gemirft bot ul1o audi
geItorben lit. Inter Ser 6ilae Ser
&rar5ipeltoen fielen belonber5 Sic Ser
5to0t un0 oes Nuterldnolihen 0hu=
leum5 auf.
9anuenberg (glbe). = Nie-
0ergebrannt lit in 8reeie ou5 Don
5tpei Somilien benobnte Mr%beiterhau5
De5 8raTen 8rote.
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Madt Sem MasenleiSen, sen Gu
len uber rnperbanlidjfeit elm GnSe.
ugape's SiapepNn" n1adt lauren, fran=
fen, NIT Gus augefmaten Meagen ttdber
mteber gut fablen t1 flint gftnnten.

@enn oos, mas SIR eben g%egefen babt,
@uren Mngen ariduert oSer nie etn
gleitlumoen Iiegt unb ni9t berbauen
min. oSer @os aufbldht unb iauer aufz
irDBt, unberbalte Mahrung, ODER nenn
,Shr Id%rptnbelig fuhIt, on 9er5brennen,
n%eberIuuung, l1ebeltett, i6ledtem 8ez
idmud I'M Munbe unD aug DEM Wtagen
ifdmmenbes &opftpeb letbet, fonnt ssSShr IN
flint Minuten seieguete 2tn6ernng hoben.
W3odt bem Ragenletben fur immer t11
gnoe, inbem eshr etne groBe fiinf5tg
Gent Sdohtel Eabe's 9iapeplin tn @u:
rer Moothefe nehrt. Shr finoet tn hint
Mi1uten aug, pie unnDthig es 1T. an I'M
perooulidfeit, 5artleibtgfett ober irsenb
elmer Wagenz11norbnung 81 letoen. SO
tit Ser rnldeife, fiderte Magen=Ir5t IN
Ser @elt. CT 1T tpunberbon.
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be BON Hfaulbonien bierber lit oel
129 Sabre alte Ie6ige, Bel ser gruue.
reigeieqidoft @BIingen ongelteute
gierfibrer 2eopolo Sell bon Gam.
melsbo1ierp tobt aufgefurben porben,
Or lit offenbar bonn @agen gefallen
un6 bat bas @enif gebrodyen.
&apensburg. - Sn 8oiern=
furt lit sos funfidbrige @0bnd)en bes
Mourers Soief Mrnob in Ser Mod)
ertrunfen.
Mippo1bsou. = Sier peru11-
gIudte ser Sdger Mnton Maier t00t=
lih BET eirtem Sol5tronsport.
n~ntermberg. = geim SD
SEN Ser gn5 lit Ser 8 Sabre aIte emil
Mo1rer BON bier ertrunfen. Sic
2eide fon11te Big iett nidt uuFgefun=
Sen mer6en.
8a6en.
8retIad. = Sic $3.50 enfobrif
bon Seller u116 Topfen brannte Biz
o1tf Ste @runbma11er11 nie6er. Ser=
e%rtpebrleute fanben Sen geiiter Sell
Ter to6t auf; er oiirfte SEN 500 ourd
gefunben boben.
@onitan5. = 6inf5ig Meiien6e
un6 6ruuen, iudte onr9 etn
3eitungsinferm Ser @Ioier Mauri<
thus @tlbelm sddfer BON bier, Ser
1T Sreiburg cine 8etriebsitene fir
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@rifiebeu neriibt. Ser 8ranfe BE-
fan0 fid leit mebreren @oden in Ser
anltalt, elm idmeres Nerpenleioen
blnoerte i'm on Ser Musubung ieirres
@erufes. - Gus 2u%itpolofreu5 mllr-
Sc oerliebeu: Dem Sberlofomptipfiib=
rer Sob. Nepomuf Shm1al5grnber in
MSiild)elt, oem @agenmdrter Srun5
Iprfner in ounbsbut, Sem Sberpplt t.
roth gurtbolonlaus 9ebrer in oanos=
but, Sem E~oltperlpalter Mar Srber
IN MItotting, Dem @rieftrager Trieo=
rid @ieoerbauer in N%ugsburg.
Iugsburg. = IS e%rtrul1fer
inn Sed) unterbolb Ser oefbrilde beim
@ol5fiiten Ser ~adtidhrige sob1 oes
@dl1OIers Sodienbolier uno ser bier
Sabre ate Sobn oes Nol1ers Shu-
tier.
2anosbut. = Sn aronpinfel
BET 2o1loshut gerieth elm Sbeil bes
g%ergbonge5, ol1f Dem iif) Sic graf=
li6 ErepIingihe Sommerpiaa befin=
Set ms Ml1tifen. Gin unten am
Serge gelegenes Mnm len mubte ge=
rdumt merben.
@nrttemberg.
10 hingen.- Muf Ser Stru=
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Die aIte 6timatb.
H%heinprppins.

a0ln. Sn glsborf BET &olr
uuroe IN einen1 brenl1enDen 9eu1ho=
Der EN- etSDo 20iabriges Mdohen per;
brannt, nit ei11em Anebel I'M lturDe.
aeFltroer. g5 Id1eint lth I'M EN-
Gerbrete1 5l %hullOeln.
4ohen.- Su StoIberg brann=
te in+oLse elmer gen5inerplollon Dos
Solss oes llErmad)er5 &nein nleoer.
Gret 4inoer Der I'M er1ten Stod mob
nerloen GoniIie EouieSlbod muroer
oIs rerfobIte 2eifen oufgefunoen.
Gon elmer Iarlilie Iilrf erlitten So
ter u1o Sobn lebensgefabrlihe
grononunoen. Trou STINT iprong
aus oern Terlter uno brah beloe
gei11e.
0uileIoorf,- Sier feierten
Sic gheleute Serb. Soulen ibr 25lah=
RIGGS Mietbsiubilaum IN Dem 9ou'e
a0l1er StroBe 81.
gormen.,- Sic befonnte 81
ber1eI0er meforiihe @eberei De
@erth Itiftete aus MnlaB Tires goloe=
men 6eldGftsiubildum5 $4,000
M2orf fir cine Mrbeiterpen l1onsfa11e.
SannDner.
gorfum. Ser 2e1rer Sdm1t=
tiers, Ser ouf gorffum 5ur Sur tDellte,
rettete cine Sro11, Sic in Sic Stro=
muuo qerutben NOR, pom 5obe oes
Ertr11fonS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08

in 0as @igentbum ser &errn @urtb
in Bern ur0 @dnm IN leten6orf.
Die @rtperbsium11e betrdat 4 5000
Jrunfen.
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&rems. = God elmer bonn iiio-
liden &riegsidm1pIase Bel ser So
milie Sdimmfo in Stein eingelarg-
ten 9epeibe lit ser sobn General
itabsmoior Sermonn Sdimanfo nod
~bel6ermiitbiger Iapferteit Dor Dem
gefaqen. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Shimanfo itan6 i'm 81. 2ebensiabre.
8ten. - Inter SEN in Sen les-
ten Sogen auf Sem n0rbIiden @riegs-
permunoeten Sffi5ieren be-
ii6 ou4 Ser Rittmei1ter oes
Gragonerregen1entes $50. 6 Yrin5
6ugo BON Iburr un6 Saris.
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Idon lebr B e iorgt NOR, lit fiir5lih
1l1s @alfutta eingelntfen. Dos @diff
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tod au0lftdgigem, idperem @ompfe
.)ernusfommen fonnte. sssn Sort
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08
&c tint tets 6ie Mrheit.

sd 5iebe @bamberIoin's Suitermit-
tel trgeno einem arbern bor," i9reibt
81. 6. @oberts, Conner Gitp, So. Sd
babe es Sabre lang bin unb tpie0er
genommen, un6 es bat ME perfebH,
6ie ertpinidten &eiuItote al brin-
gen." gu faufen Bel Martin MoIi.
tor. - Mn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08

ot1den ltammt, ei11em anberer 9ebr.
ling namens MeBmer, Elm Meiier II
oen Sols, poour9 MeBmer Iebens.
gefabrlid berlest murbe. sded
itur5te ii9 Damn aus einem Genlter
beg funften stodtperfs in Sen Sol
b1nob, no er tobt liegen blieb. Ser
8runo Ser Sbot 1T nidt befannt.
Sin Dem Muffommen MeBnners miro
~ge5peifelt.
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freiien grobes Mufieben erregen0e
erfin0nng bot Ser bieiige Nfurrer
9a11ltetn gemodt. 9errn @anitein
ion es nGmlid gell1ngen iein, 6urb
Nerfettung 5peier, iebr einfuder &C.
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einfode sebmaidine a115ugeben, Be-
rem SER teaungsfoiten gegeniber 6en
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safberi tan0igen I'm etpa 80 Nro=
sent iinfen ioGe11 uno a1Berbem Die
Wtogli9feit bieten Dir6en, in Ser
Ser bisber ongetpa11oten 3eit
ei1ren o%rudfertigen @driftguB 5u er-
Sl6enbnrg.
Slbenburg. = Die &drber,
Die TIM Nobember b. S. STE beiben
Rofenboten Ser Sutelpinrerei in
9elme11borit nieoer19lugen, ibner
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08

v4oiia," iber berel1 Gerbleib ma1l
Seinerlei Nafgrid)t hotte, 1tnb aus
BEN fron50iiiden @emai1ern gIiidlih
in Jiun1e eingelaufen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08
8er65rsnpti5 be5isli@ @eindes zines
@rnnbbefters.

9a Elm bon 81. 81. @tpeet, @runbbez
itber int s9nlbitrift SO. 80 in bieicm
gountp, unter3etdnetes @eiu4, in nell
dem barsetban III, bab er Der @tgenz
thinner folgenb beidrtebener 2dr6ereien
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1914-04-10
Use of Liquor Barred in United States Navy

liquor forces. 1t is in entire keeping with the spirit
of the times Secretary Daniels issued the order on
the recommendation of Surgeon General Braisted 1t
reads:
'The introduction for drinking
purposes of alcoholic liquors board any
naval vessel, or within any navy yard sta
ton is strictly prohibited, and commanding
officers will be held directly responsible for
the enforcement of this ORDER
Secretary Daniels Gives Views.
In statement issued to the public press, Secre-
tary Daniels said
| am in hearty agreement with the views
expressed by the surgeon-general in his paper
accompanying the recommendation. There
should not be on shipboard, with reference to
intoxcants, one rule for officers and another
and different rule for the enlisted personnel
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1914-04-10

If the prediction OF Emperor William be true that
the sober navy will be the master Of the seas, then
Uncle Sam has placed his navy in line for that mastery
Secretary of the Navy Daniels has issued an order
which aboshes the traditional wine mess OF the
officers and bars all alcoholic liquors from every ship
and shore station of the navy This order marks one
of the most significant victories ever won against the
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1914-04-10

The saddest hour in my official life is when an
officer or enlisted man be punished for ntoxica-
ton Has the government right to permit this
temptation which often destroys the highest use
fulness of young officers? 1 think not. If there is
one profession more than any other that calls for
a clear head and steady hand it is the naval pro-
fession
SECRETARY OF THE NAVY DANIELS.