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New Britain herald., 1914-08-15
UNDER sis, ,ooo BONDS.
New Haven Beil Boy Held on Charg
 of Assault With Intent to Kill.

New Haven. Conn. Aug. 15.---Wal1 ter M. Sherman. the bell boy. who shot James F. Toole, a hotel pro- prietor, at Morris Cove last Wednes- Gay night, was arraigned in the police court yesterday on charge of as sault with intent to murder. and wss held under bonds of $15.00o to await the outcome of Tooleis injuries. In default of bonds sherman was locked up. fsaR
 At the hospital it was stated today that the injured mans condition wal much improved and that his chance' for recovery were good. a4a
New Britain herald., 1914-08-15
New Package Store.

simon I.uddy's new package store to be conducted In connection with his Cafe at 109 Church street Is now open. The store is well stocked with a full line of bottled ales. lagers and a complete variety of liquors. Try a case of New England beer or get your favorite brand of liquor de- livered to your home. Orders 1e- livered to any part of the city. Tele- phone orders will receive prompt at. tention. . ...
New Britain herald., 1914-08-15
Eenls Tonight

Keeney's theater, vaudeville and notion pictures.
 Fox's theater, motion pictures.
 Vega Benefit society meets at 59 Arch street.
 Cham berlain council, Jr. O. U. A. M., meets in Jr. o. U. A. M. hall.
 New Britain Tent. Knights of the Maccabees, meets at 321 1-2 Main street.
 Burritt Grange. Patrons or Illus bandry, meets at 242 Main street.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-15
ARIZONA MINE CLOSED.
All Operations in Car and Holbrook
 Shafts Suspended.

Bjsbee. Ariz.. Aug. 15.-Practically oil onerations in the Czar and Hot brook shafts of the Copper Queen mining company. were suspended yes terdav when officials issued an order dismissing four hundred men n was the second reduction sihce ..e Euronean war began, the first consist ing of 500 men.
 The reduction means a cur'aiiniei'' of approximately s5 per cent III orc from the local mines to the smeiters at Douglas.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-15
INITIAL SHOCK TO BUSINESS PASSED
United States Rapidly Settling
 Down to War Basis.
Special to the Herald


 New York Aug. 15.-This country is rapidly settling down to war basis The initial shock to business has been safely passed without grave disaster on this side, and as people we are now gradually resuming such activities as can and must be carried on in spite of the war. The strong efforts to steady the general situation emanating from leaders in the busi- ness world are having their beneficent effect. Courage, consideration and co-operation are working wonders in restoring or readiusting trade move nepts The most important relief thus far obtained is the announce ment that Great Britain has been able to reopen transatlantic com munication, with the prospect that other avenues of sea transport may soon be reasonably safe for com merce. We will shortly be able to shin our surplus wheat and cotton, for which we need the proceeds quite as much as Europe will need the products. There has also been con siderable relief in the foreign eN- change situation, although that branch of commerce is still badly de- moralized. The esta blishment of the moratorium abroad leaves interna- tional transactions in a state of de- plora ble confusion; but these are the exigencies of war and must be faced as best they can for some time 70 come. Financial London has partIally recovered it's equilibrium, and the re- duction of the Bank of England rate is a decidedly reassuring symptom. It's action also in opening creolt agency at Ottawa will be materially helpful both here and abroad. Ihe resumption of the London Stock Ex- change for business, however, is re- mote: the impossibility of closing up l transactions with many of the prl1- 1 cipal centers of Europe being a proo- l lem of the most serious character. l There is no immediate prospect or 1 opening the New York Stock Ex- 1 change, but much relief will result | from the appointment of the commit tee of five to pass on the buying or ! securities for cash at not less than ] the closing prices of July 3O This will allow the completion of many legitimate contracts. and will prevent any demoralization in security values ! through excessive trading. Practlc- ally it means that this market will be ! sustained at about the last prices or i the 3Oth of July when the New ork <; Stock Exchange closed ExtenslVe 1 efforts have been made to safeguard 1 the money situation. and our bankers
 are, of course, all exercising unusua' l precautions in credit operations. Hap
 oily this country is in splendid posi- i ton to stand the strain imposed py vast European war. It is but reason 1 able that we should now place a fair estimate upon the offsets.
 Possesses Incalculable Advantage.
 This country possesses an incalcul- l able advantage, since it is the greatest
 civilized power entirely removed from the possibility of being drawn into the l maelstrom. Europe and the rest of
New Britain herald., 1914-08-15

table Compound and have taken it and 1rei fine. A lady said one day, sOh, [ feel so tired all the time and have head ache I said, Take Lydia E. Pink hams Vegetable Compound and she did and feels fine now Mrs. M. R. KARscHNIcK, 143s N. Paulina Street, Chicago, Illinois.
 The Other Case.
 Dayton, Ohio. " Lydia E. Pinkham's . Vegetable Compound relieved me of pains in my side that had for years and which doctors medicines failed to relieve. 1t has certainly saved me from an operation. will be glad to assist you by personal letter to any woman in the same condition. r" Mrs. J. w. SEEKER, l26 Cass St, Dayton, Ohio.
 If you want special advice write to Lydia E. Pinkham Med idine Co. (confidentiaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter will be opened, read and answered by . woman, and held in strict conndenoe.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-15
nOJNG PATROL DUTY.

Seattle, Wash, Aug. 15.-The cana dian converted yacht Acquillo, ntteo with small guns, and the canadian fisheries cruiser Galano are doing ratrol duty off Cape Flattery, watch irg for German merchant vessels, ac- coraing to reports brought by in- coming steamers. The two vessels are carefully Investigating all incom- l. ing and outgoing craft to determine their nationality.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-15
PAY FOR INDIANS

Washington. Aug. 14.-Regulations for completing the months payment to the members of the Creek and Cherokee nations in Oklahoma more than $3,000,0O0 as provided for in the Indian appropriation bill recently passed by congress were issued yes 'terday by Commissioner Sells of the bureau of Indian affairs .
New Britain herald., 1914-08-15

It is proposed to increase the coin pensation of rural carriers ana haNe them deliver the mail to the houses of citizens in the villages. IT tnis is established it will accommooa'e many places in Connecticut.
 Harlan P. Rugg and Charles ". Wilson. of Bridgeport. addltlonal Connecticut delegates arrived yes,er- day to take part in the meeting oi the association
New Britain herald., 1914-08-15

V e g etable Cozn- pound. I used to go to my doctor for pills and remedies m d they did not help me.
 l had headaches and could not eat, and the
 doctor claimed l had female trouble and must have an opera
 tion. l read in the paper about Lydia 'E. Pinkham's Were
New Britain herald., 1914-08-15
RUSSIAN
 TUNIC DRESSES
Sizes S4 to A.

Stylish, pretty dresses at very small cost, made up in striped. ng- ured and check percales neatly trimmed with fine quality hamburg, we'll made and good fitting. would be good value at $1.5o. On sale at $1.OO each
New Britain herald., 1914-08-15

Local, No. 21. Brotherhood of Painters. Decorators and Paper Hang CTS of America. wish to inform the public that F. F. Kelley of Myrtle street is fair to organized labor. C. Ware. president.--advt
New Britain herald., 1914-08-15

SUIT CASES-Let Us shcw you the best values in the city. Straw Gases, we'll made and finished, brass locks and catches, Is to 24 inch. 0Sc each.
 Straw, Rattan and Leather bid Cases 08c to S3.5O.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-15

MOSQUITO NETvT1NG-The want ed kind, small mesh, yards Wide black. white and all colors. Sc and 12 1-2c yard. Special prices by the piece.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-15

CHILDREN'S RONfPERS-Big va riety gingham, percale, galatea, etc All the latest kinds for boys and - girls, age 1 to years, 25c to 5Oc
New Britain herald., 1914-08-15

STRAW HAND BAGS-Good for travelling or shopping, strong and we'll emade, brass catches, leather handle, size 13 inch. 40c.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-15
TWO WOMEN x! AVOID
 OPERATIONS
By Taking Lydia E. Pink hams Vegetable
 Compound.

Chicago, III must thank you with all my heart for Lydia E. Pinkham's .
New Britain herald., 1914-08-15
PEOPLE OF STATE LOCATED ABROAD State Department Finds Several
 Connect cut Residents.
Especial to the Herald.l

Washington, Aug. 15.-The state
 department informed Representative Donovan that Miss Edith Zink and Miss Carrie Wolff, of Bridgeport, were located in Berlin on the Sth of this month but that they had been trans ferred by the American Consul to stuttart, near the Swiss border. It is thought at the department that the diplomatic officials of the United States intend to send tourists home bv way of the Mediterranean. MT. Fridi Grunwald, wife of Julius Grun- wald, of 10 Wall street, Bridgeport, was located by the department at Rome. Mrs. Barbara Goetz and Miss Narrie Van wormer. both of Stamford. have been located at Hamburg, Ger many, safe and well.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-15

Representative Reilly Thursday presented in the house the resolution adopted by the executive committee of the Bridgeport Manufacturers As- sociation protesting against any fn- crease in the weight limit for parcel post at the present time.
 Representative have taken up with the officials of the post office department the matter of establishing city deliveries at Windsor. He was | informed that the department and under consideration scheme whereby individual boxes would De provided and deliveries made by what is termed village delivery system.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-15

Representative Lonergan intro- duced bill to increase the pension
 of Margaret Simmer. of Poquonocli. widow of John Skinner, late of Go.
 M, First Massachusetts H. A., to $50
 per month.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-15

Possesses Incalculable Advantage.
 This country possesses an incalcul- able advantage, since it is the greatest civilized power entirely removed from the possibility of being drawn into the maelstrom. Europe and the rest of
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-22
9ie 9llasfa=Bahne,,.

g a ; in g 0 n, 8. g., II. San.
ueber oie SEN @abnbau in Mlasfa
betrefferoe gorlage miro mabridein-
li9 idon am na@iten 9ienitag I'M
sgunoesienat abgeitimmt meroen. @e=
1tator Chamberlain, in beiien Sdnben
ote @orlage tit, erfldrte beltte, er
per6e SEN Serat Inn etnen 6iesbe5iigz
li9en 8el6lub eriuden uno er boffe,
oaB bte @orlage, 6ie ausidlteBli6 ei=
ne bon Ser @un6esregierung 5u bout
e116e uno 5u betreiben6e 8abn por.
iiebt, argenommen tper6e. Cine mei-
tere @orlnge, mod ser gunoesregie-
r1ng eirre eigerre Dunpferlinie pon
Mlastn na9 SEN @dfen Ser pa5ifiiden
&iii ite einri9ten ion, miro erit ipdter
in grtpdgung ge5ogen &peroett.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-22
&ieiiser eturmidaben,
So o ipp n. Ma11.. 1S. eeSa

- o II II, V(ull, 10. Sul.
Seit pielen Sabren lit unter ben
&iiltenfabr5eugen an Ser &ilte bon
9eeuenglano nibt Elm iold beoeuten,
ser Sdaoen ourd Sen sturm ange-
ri9tet tporoett, tpie in Ser lesten $50
DIE. ga6 Sen letten 8eri4ten iinb
Elm 0an1pfer, feds sdoner uno eine
8urf perloren gegangen. 3ablrei4e
fleinere Sabr5euge muroen mebr ooer
minoer beida6tgt. Gin ~s9oner,
Erescott Halmer> miro permiBt. Ser
pon1 Sturm angeridtete @abidaoen
miro uuf eine Millton Collars ge-
i9ast. Cine Eerion lit ungefont-
men, tpdbreno ISL an 9an6 gebradt
tperoen font1tett, 6apon t0S Don be1n
9an1pfer Gobequio, Ser u1ttpeit Der
&9iiite bon Weaine geltran6et tit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-22
&alte @elle in syramfreid.
$50 ri g. 16 Som

Ser sii6en Granfrei@s NOR am
6reitag big 5u orei SUB bod nit
sdnee beoedt. @egenWee Weeiittertra9t lieB
Ser 5dneefoa nad, uno es iebte eine
falte @ene ein, bie 6as thermometer
inn @balon=f fir saone Diitrift Bis
auf 5 @rao unter geun (5abrenbeit)
gum Sinfen bradte. ssSn 8aris itano
oas auediilber auf 21 @ra6 iber
gh1n. ST. @e8iers, 0epartemert
Serault, Log Ser 5dnee 80 8oa bo9.
3ablretde Ddder bra@en ut1ter oent
'getpidt Ser Sdneernaiien 5uiammen.
sSn Soulonie lag Ser @dnee 16 3on
bod. sss1n rnittleren un6 fii6li9en
6ranfreid tpur6e Ser giienbabn=,
Selegrapben- un6 Selepbonpertebr
tbeilpeiie Iobmeelegt. Cine nad
Gpanien fiibrem6e gabn tit ponitdn-
oig perf9neit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-22
6elben. s,tr See.
sc e 10 9 o + +, II.

&c e 10 y % T t, II. SSa1t.
@eitere 6rabHoie Madri@ten ii1b
be11te 11orgen etngetroffen iiber sic
in eirer G1nfernung bon 200 MeiIen
pom &ap Sorn erfolgten @ettung ser
s@emann1ng ser rMapfIoper" ourd
sem oeutiden 9ompfer u2ufita1ia. I"
Ite @ettung eliidte crit ra9 orei=
ltii11oigen idmeren @ar1pfe nit @ino
rno @ogen, 1tn6 tpobren @eIoenn1lttb
befunoeten sic Motroien ser u2uii-
turtia," ote IN et1tem Rettungsboote
ltd ouf oie bohmoger1be See binaus=
uagten. @opitan Gotp batte 5uerft
6os geotbitgne1 6es Gdooners, eine
aufiteiget6e 6euergarbe, gefeben. @r
orbnet foforttges Mnbalten anb unb
glei6 oarauf 'uuroe bem in @efabr
idtpebenben Sdiffe 5ugeiteuert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-22
&erifaatlid)nng Der 8ergmerfe.
sI a uihinuto n. II. eSd1

@ q . I II g n, IL. eSdn.
l1ebernabnne uno Betrteb Ser gro-
ben &oblenberginerfe 6es 2an6es
6ur6 Sic 8un0esregier1ng miro bon
@erotor Dfurtirre bon Seem Serfep in
ieinenr geltern Goriiter 5manion 5u=
geiteaten 8eri9t aIs Abbilfsmittel
gegen Streifunruben empfobleu. Sc
motor gponlon 1T Ser @oriiben6e 6es
5enatsfonritees, neIbes feiner5eit
BEN Stretf I'M &oblenoiitrtft bon
@elt 8irginia unteriudt bat Sen.
Wearti1re fo1nnt 5u 0em @rgebniB,
6ab oie 8ebnuptung, es ieten Soft
iaden erbroden uno 1ti@t abgeliefert
un6 @ontraftarbetter angeiteut NOR
SEN, 11i9t ertpieien 1tn6 baber binfal=
Zig lei. Mnbererleits bdlt er es fir
ausgentadt, 6aB 6te @etpaltsafte uno
oas 8lutpergieBen I'M streifgebtet
5unn groben Sbeil our9 Sic Mntpe-
fenbeit betpaffneter @ddter Ser Grit
bengeieal6aften berporgerufen &por=
Sen iet. Mus biefen1 @run6e ertpfiebt
ser 5enator bie Mnrrab1ne ietner, Be-
reits in ser lebten Sellton 6es Scott
gre1ies eingerei9ten Gorlage, melde
oie 9lnitequng betpaffneter &oli5titen
ieite11s Bripatfirnren perbietet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-22
Streifidlmf in >peiter 6erne.
$ oug } t 0 n, Wt19., Is. San.

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tS6on nabt Ser ie4ite Wfonat oes
Streifs Ser <pferbergarbeiter IN
Widigan ieinem @n6e, uno oie itrei=
ten6en Garteien itno iid a116 ni4t
einen gbritt naber gefommen als 51
oes Stretfs ont 20. Suit leb=
ten Ss5nbres. Sic @treiffubrer id0pfen
infolge oes n1iIben @etters neue Soft
nltrg, oaB es ibnen gelingen ueroe,
ote ousltanbti9en 9lrbeiter BEN 8ln=
ter uber 5uiammen5ubalten Ste er-
flaren, oaB ote @eitern Se6eration Of
Deiners bereit lei, Die lofale Srgani=
lation IN Wd@igan 5u ltnteritiiten,
lelblt penn Ser @anpf nod ldnger
oanert. Sic @rubenbeiiber bebaup-
ten ibrerieits, oaB Ser Gtreif gebro=
6en fei uno bie 8ldbe Der Mu5itan-
oiiden ldnen beiett Deroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-22
Stitf / bis s.
&iel Mrteit
int &om8reb.
sdlnh Der seiiion ioQ ipdtefens am
1. Snli etntreten. - 9ie 8ableu
naben. - Nle oemofratiiden Son.
grekmitglteoer iolIen in Der 9erbit.
&asne mitbelfen.
@ a albington Is. San.

8 al BIN g to II, tS. San.
Der @ongreB bat 5ien1li9 piel Mr.
belt gu erleoigen ebe er uberbaupt
oaran oenten fann> i5b nit ser gnti.
tr1t1tbetpegung gu beiddftigen> oie
Der Nraitoent am nd9iten Dienitag
5um @egenitano elmer gotidaft ma
6en pia. @leidaeitig pinlden aber
Die 9entofraten oie oiesmolige regel-
maBige tseiiion m0gli9it ab3ufur5en.
yeruriadt miro oieier 8unid our6
Die I'M @erbit beporitebenoen @on-
greBmablen. 3te &epubIifaner uno
Erogreiiiben boben NIT ibrer @am-
pagne bereits begonnen uno oie 9e-
mofraten beiteben oarauf, ouB iie Biz
gum 1. Snli 6ie 8unbesbouptlta6t
perlaiien, I'M in tbren 8ablbe5irfen
fur eine 8eibebalt1ng Ser oer1ofrati-
19en Mebrbeit in beiben Sauiern 6es
&ongreiies tbatig fem gu f0nnen. Die
Sbatia9e, bab in bielen Gtaoten 5um
eriten Weal 6irefte @enatorentpublen
nnter oen geittmmungen 6es neuen
GerfaIlungs5uiabes abgeboIten per-
oen, ma@t, mie sic oen1ofratiiden
&ongrebmitglie6er betonen, lire
redt5eitige Antpefenbeit in ibren
@ablbe5irfen 5u elmer oringenben
geotbtpenbigfeit. Ser Gralibent bat
i4 als 5ibrer Ser berri9enben Bar-
tel nit bent @ebanfen Ser m0gli9Iten
abfiir5ung Ser gegentpdrtigen ST.
bung pollfomn1en etnperitanben er-
fldrt un6 unterftiitt IN ieoer @eiie
oie oen1ofratiiden Barteifubrer, 6o-
nit oieies 3tel ou9 errei9t merbe.
&onferen8en fir 6te 6eitieeung eines
beitimmten legislatiben Grograrnms
foQen idon in Sen 1rdditen Iogen
itattfin6en. @s tit als iider an5u-
nebmen, 6aB 6ie 8etuintgungsborla-
gen un6 an6ere tpidtige gngelegen-
beiten erle1gt fem tperben, ebe sic
Mntitru uitmaBmabnen 51r 8ermbung
porliegen. Inter SEN tpidtigeren
|glngelegenbeiten befin6en fid Ser 8m1
elmer @,tnheseifenbabn IN Alnsfn-
C8in oiirfte an1 fon1n1eroen 9or1ter-
itag I'M 5ertot angenomemn tperberD,
6as 8ooenfrebihtipften, NIT 6e1n ii9
Ser SausausiduB fir 8anfen un6
@dbrung in nd@fter 8eit 5u beiddf-
tigen baben miro, Sic &egulierung ser
g0rfen nod 6en @oridIdgen Der
)Smenbiu, iiber 6ie a1n 4. Gebruar tie
offentltden @erban6lungen begtnnen
ioue11 un6 oie @ebiibrenfreibeit ser
anrerifaniiden &iiitenidtfffabrt i'm
GanantafunaI.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-22
6nnbert ertrnnfen.
8 a m 3 II T 9, 10. sSa:

Sam ur g, l9. Sd1t.
@s berridt iebt fein 3tpetfel ntebr,
oaB Ser Ser Samburger @osnos-
2irien geb0renoe Gaupfer glcilia NIT
48 Mann geiatung uno so &aifogte-
rem perloren It. Ma@ elmer 9epeide
aus Gunta slre1as in @bile, Die ont
sumitag in Sombarg eintraf, tpur-
SEN innitten elmer Naiie bon Sdiffs-
triimmern I'M Moat< <&anal, n0rolt6
BON Ser Bicton<SSnf an Ser &iiite
Don @bile oie 2eiden bon 5mei Diff
sieren Ser Meilta aufgefiidt; ferner
tpurben on elmer an6eren SteQe on
ser &ifte 3pei @ettungsboote Ser Aei-
ria NIT Sen 2etden oes 5peiten
yeonts 11no 3tpeter Matroien a11fge-
fnnqen. Sic Mcilta NOR am q. Dc
tober bon Corral nad Samburg ab-
gegdngen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-22
&pblenpruSnftiuns- 3unahme.
81 aihir1 a I o n. ~ 8

~ ~ y - . y w = -. NN]t''
Srob Ser slrbeitertpirren IN Colo
raoo, Ser lteberidmemmungen IN
Sbio i'm Sriibiabr uno Ser aagen1ei-
nen &lage Ser @rubenbe1iBer, iie
ieien megen Weangels an Mrbeitsfrdf-
ten allber Stano gelpeien, Sen polen
S9etrteb ibrer 8ruben aufre9t 5u er=
baher1, NOR Sic S0rberung BON @ob=
len in BEN @eretnigten 5toaten inn
Sabre 1918 um 80 big 40 Miltonen
groBer, als inn Sabre 1912, un6 1ro@
oen S6dsltngen, 6te in bent beute
abeno peroffentli9ten Sabresberi9te
oes &oblenltatiltiters 6es geologiiden
6. IS. Starter, erhbalten iino,
miro ii6 Sic @eiarnr1tfob blenproonf=
tion am @noe oes laufen6en Sabres
alf 565, 100000 bis 575,OO0,00O
Eonnen belaufen. Sic 3unabnre ser
&oblenforoerung 1T, tpie Ser 8eri9t
befagt, etne normale ut16 etn Mn5et-
den Ser aagen1et1ren groBen t1tou-
itriellen 5bdtigfeit 6es 2anoes. 8te
Harter iagt, bat ote Hro6uftton bon
Eetrole1tm fir 9ei55tpefe I'M nittle-
rem fo1tiner1talen Sbeile ser Selfel=
ser eine 3unabnre ser @oblenfor6e=
rung I'M Sii6tpelten uno in oitlt6en
5tuaten 5ur Solge gebabt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-22
Eanamatpeltansiteamng.
g erIin, 19. esan.

ungeadtet 6es gei9luiies ser &e.
gierung, Die Ennanra Hacific=slusltel-
lung in San 6rancisco i'm Sabre
1915 nidt offi5ien 5u beididen, ii16
ir1tereiiierte @reiie rege betbdtigt, els
ne tpuroige uunoffi3iene" gertretung
Geutidlanos 5uitan6e 3u bringen. sSn
San6elsfreiien bertritt man bie Mn'
iiat, baB Deutidlanbs guBenban6el
our9 8ei9idung Ser 4usitenung nur
getpinnen Tonne, un6 baB bie gebrad-
ten Spfer I'M 6as ptelfade aufgetpo-
gen tpiiroen. Ser 8etpintgungsous-
iduB 6es Heidstages befiirtportete
bel1te bie &lderItattung BON $685.
600 bes fid ouf $2,oo0,o0o belou-
feroen uNropaganoafonos" an oas
@altipn6ifat. @rlterer mar aufge-
bradt tporoen 61rd eine Steuer-
bebung, 5u melder olle beltlden
&alilagerbeiiber berange5ogen mltr-
oe11, uno feline gelttnmung tpar, fir
&efIo1ne5pede iotpobI bes inIdnoi-
iden tpie 6es ouslGn6ilden &olibon-
oeIs at bienen. Ser 5uriideritattete
8etrag ion fir Musiteaungs5pede in
ge0udten1 Sirtne pertpon6t tper6en.
Ger glusiduB befiirtportete iooann
oie Serausgabe bon tpe1teren $685..
600 fir eine lpe5iene &aliausiteIung
auf Ser 5an 6rnneiscoer 9lusitel.
lung. l1nlangit puroe geneloet, oos
oeutide &uIilpnbifat merbe gegen
&ei9sfan5ler bon 8etbrnann-@oumeg
flagbur mer6en, menn Der Eropaga1r-
oafonos unberu1bt bleibe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-22
Gr1ffnnr1t1 oes TanamafanaIg.

8 a bington, 8. g., Is. Sar.
Stint bon Sen Mddten, 6ie pon
Sen Ser. Staaten eingela6en tporoen
itno> bel Ser gr0ffnung 6es Eanama<
fanols 5ugegen 5u fein, baben bas
5toats1eparten1e11t in 8aibingtbn,
8. g., fornren BON Der Mnnabme Ser
ginla6ung in @enntniB geiest. 9te
betreffer6en 2dnoer iinb Geutidlano,
6ranfret9, elrgentinien, @nglano uno
Eortugal.
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9ie ne,te anleibe.
g er ii n, 16. eesan.

~ - y ~ AOs NCA%1.
Die nell preuBii6e Mnleibe in So
be bon 40O,O0O,0OO Marf, Sic m1
20. SSmnltar 5ur Musgabe gelangt, er-
balt eine neue 6orm; iie gelangt als
pierpro5enttge 56abamtsi6eine auf
SEN Marft. gu bteien1 Sdritt lit Ole
b1rd BEN 0eiberfolg Der
Iebten Mnleiben beranlaBt tpor6en.
1ie rreree Mnleibe nitro gum &urie
BON 81 ausgegeben un6 lit riid5abl.
bar ia part I'M 8erlouf bon is Sat-
rem. 9as Deutide &ei@ bat uegen
Ser ungiinittgen Gage BEG @elbntarf,
tes BON ser gnriiiion eirer Mnletbe IN
oiefem Sabre Mbitarr6 genommen.
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5iiritlide gerlpbnng.
M i II 6 en-, I'D. Ser

NC II 81 e II, II. Sdft.
gsad etnem felt etniger 3eit I'M.
nrer beltin1ntter fnrfierenben @erii6t
lit &ronpri15 &uppredt bon gupern,
ser aIteite sobn @ontg 9u6tpig Ill,
I'M gegriff, ii9 nit 8rin5eiiin @aria
oel Gilar, eirrer Sodter oes 8rin8en
9uotpig Ser6tnano BON gapern, ei=
res @etters oes &0nigs, 5u berloben.
0es &ronprinaen erlte @enrablin, ge-
borene Ser5ogin @abriele in @apern,
ltarb Dor 5tpet Sabren IN @orrent
un6 bir1terlteb ibm 5tpei Sobne, bas
brittle &inb 6teier @be, etne Ertn5ei=
fin, lit 1i9t n1ebr am 9eben.
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9ie Ginlpanberunqsfraqe.

% a bingto H. 9. g., 16. San.
Nraltoent 8illon miro, ebe er oas
ibnr bonn &ongreB 5ugebenoe gin=
tpanoerungsgeiee unter5eidnet, oie
Meeinnng 5uratbe 5ieben.
Die Nraiioenten @lepelano uno
1aft peronitalteten ebenfaas iol=
DIE gnq1eten. Hrdli6ert Saft be-
[egte leiner3eit oos linn unterbreitete
gintpanoerungsgeiet erit na@ elmer
IoIden l1mfrage nit feinem 8rotelt.
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eeSnteruattunale syrie6ensfunferens.
@ a ibit1 gto n, IL. San.

IS a bin g t H. II. San.
Setrator 6. Goot er1u6te am Cont
itag Staatsiefret6r grpan, Sdritte
5u tbun Inn 6ur95uieben, 6aB Sic
nd9ite irtternatiorale 6rieoensfonfe-
ren5 I'M @oag fir 6as ssabr 1915,
tpie es nripriinglt9 geplant tpar, eitt=
bernfen tper6e; es perlautete Dor ei=
niger 3eit, 6aB 6te @omferen5 Inn ein
ober 5tpet Sabre beridoben merben
ione, tpeil Sic @orbereitungen nod 5u
tpeit 5uriid ieien. Ser 5taatsiefre-
tor erfldrte, er tperoe Sic @o9e i1t
grtpaguug 5ieben.