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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-12-04
OBSERIARBOROAy
IN SHNO|D SHAPE
At WOODROW SCHOOL
NOTABLE xERclSES FOLLOW
THE PRINTING OF TREES
4 CAMPUS.
ELOQUENT ADDRESSES HEARD

Bounteous Dner Served and Foot
Races, andOther Athletic Sports
Add Great to the Enjoyment of
the Occasid
Pupils, ppns and friends of
Woodrow Schl observed arbor day
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-27
Months Spent Seeking for
Giant Slave in "Cabiria'

That that wonderful motion picture
spectacle, "Cabiria," which is the
reigning hit of New York, Chicago
and San Francisco, promises to be-
come equally the rage during its ex-
tended presentations at Proctor s
lark Place Theatre beginning next
Monday, was we'll evidenced in the
Heavy demand for seats at the open
ing of the seat sale yesterday morn
ing.
This wonderful spectacle, which
cost quarter of a million dollars to
produce, was presented early in June
at Knickerbocker Theatre New York,
where it had been playing to tre-
mendous crowds up till last week,
when it was transferred to the Globe,
which gave facilities of a larger seat
ling capacity and better handling of
the crowds.
With its many remarkable scenes,
tsuch as Hannibal and his army of
Thousands crossing the Alps into
Italy, the burning of the Roman
fleets the wonderful battle scenes,
the stirring scenes in the Temple of
Fire, the attempted sacrifice of
Cabiria, the photoplay actually
borders upon the marvellous.
'Cabiria" will be presented at Proc
tors Park Place Theatre with a large
symphony orchestra and chorus. The
prices here will be half of those
charged in New York. Seats are now
selling, mail orders being filled in
order of receipt.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-27
Judge Herr Thinks
Kendall Has Served
a Limit as Policeman

Caspar Yetter. twenty-eight years
old, of 345 South Orange avenue. who
was arrested by Patrolman Kendall.
of the Seventh precinct, yesterday
morning. charged with being a dis
orderly person. was paroled for a
hearing tomorrow. Kendall said that
early yesterday morning he was APP
preached by a woman who gave her
name as Mrs Grace Carter. and who
said that she lived on Twelfth street.
Kendall declared that the woman
told him that Yetter who was walk
ing with her at the time, had at
tempted to embrace her. Kendall
placed the man under arrest. When
he signed the warrant the police
man, according to Clerk Oehrlng
started to tell tale of another
woman who had been in the company
of the Carter woman earlier in the
evening, having lost a number of dia-
monds. Kendall denied he had said
anything of the kind, blaming it on
a brother officer named Schmitt.
When asked by the court why Mrs.
Carter was not present as a witness
against Yetter Kendall said that she
did not want any notoriety.
Kendall" asked Judge Herr, how
long have you been a policeman"
Two years." replied Kendall
We'll, in my opinion, that's long
enough" retorted the judge.
Kendall was then told to produce
Mrs. Carter in court tomorrow.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-27

4 the out
Clubs at
Clubs of
Hoboken
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-27

The Essenay production of lone
Wonderful Night" the attraction at
the Goodwin Theatre, s63 Broad
street, today. tomorrow and Saturday,
should be thoroughly enjoyed by
moving picture patrons, for not only
did the fans" lend their approval
to the story of the play when 1t ap-
peared in magazine form but by pop
ular vote they elected the film star.
Francis X. Busnman, to portray the
leading role. That their choice was a
wise one is the general decision of
audiences that have witnessed the
play.
The pictures trace the events in the
endeavor of Lady Hermione to es-
cape a marriage which her father has
arranged for her with a Hungarian
count. She comes to America with a
Frenchman who promises to give her
the protection of his name until the
count is out of the way but who is
really in the employ of the young
girls father. Upon one pretext or
another he delays the marriage until
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-27
new MOVE HOUSE
WILL OPEN HERE
Mrs. Webbe to Operate Hippo
drome Under Name of
Paramount Theatre.

4 local event of considerable I'm
pnrtance in Newark will be the open
ing next Monday night of the Hippo
drome Theatre as high-class NOV
Ing picture house, to be operated un-
der the name of Paramount Theatre.
The new. house will be managed by
Mrs. L. H. Webbe, who operates the
Goodwin Theatre, which was opened
the first of the year
Newark as a city is to be con-
CIRCULATED upon this latest acquisi-
ton to it's amusement centre, since
the Paramount Theatre is to be
Conducted upon a strict policy OF
Quality. The interior is of Louis XIV.
design, richly decorated in red, white
and gold. Bas-reliefs of noted musi-
clans in panel effect adorn the walls.
Orchestra chairs upholstered in mot
It'd red leather have been ordered. An
Indirect lighting system has been in
stalled. 1t is intended to use one OF
the side rooms as a tea-room. This
will be a novelty in picture theatres.
The program of pictures includes
the productions of the Famous Play
ers' Film Company, in collaboration
with the Frohmans and Henry w.
Savage, the Jesse l.. Lasky Feature
Play Company with David Belasco,
Conan and Harris and Liebler & Co.,
Bosworth, Inc, presenting the film
/ draRatizations of Jack London's
world-popular novels, THE Patch
work Girl of OF. one of the famous
Or pictures, and the very best pro-
auctions obtainable in the film mar
kef
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-27
Fined for Lettering

Harry Bard, nineteen years old, of
SIS Fifteenth avenue, was arraigned
before Judge Herr, in the Fourth Pre-
cinct Police Court today charged with
(loitering and was fined IS. Patrolman
Qsaubenstein, of the Fourth precinct,
who arrested Bard, said that the
youth, in company with several
others, was standing at Fifteenth
AVENUE and Bruce street last night,
WHEN he told them to move on The
others did so. but Bard refused to
NONE.
BaSd called three boys to testify in
courtA today that he was not loiter-
ing, With the result that his compan-
ions we're also charged with lettering.
Two Off, the boys Morris Goldman,
, eighteen years old, of "a Bedford
street, and Benjamin Schwartz. sew
er.teen years old. of S14 Fifteenth ave-
nue., pleaded not guilty and were fined
IS. Morris Schultz, eighteen years
old, of "a Prospect place. pleaded gull
ty and was released on suspended
sentence
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-27
Boy Burned Playing With
Matches Dies in Hospital

Michael Konvit. seven years old,
who was severely burned Tuesday
afternoon while playing with matches
at his home, Is Frederick street, died
from the burns in the City Hospital
early today. The boy was badly
burned on the back, and little hope
was held for his recovery
The boy secured a box of matches
at his home Tuesday. Unnoticed by
his mother. Mrs, John Konvit. he
lighted several. One of the burning
matches fell from his fingers and
ignited a shirtwaist he was wearing
The upper part of his body was soon
enveloped in the flames. Mrs. Konvit
was attracted by the boys screams,
and smothered the flames with a
blanket.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-27
Judge Herr Not
Impressed by Testimony
of Policeman Kendall

William n. Towers, thirty five
years old, of 275 South Nineteenth
street. who was arrested on the night
Of August "A in Isabella avenue by
Patrolman Kendall. of the Seventh
precinct. as suspicious character.
vindicated himself in the eyes of
Judge Herr IN the Fourth Precinct
Police Court today. The case against
Tower was promptly dismissed.
Kendall who 70 WAS declared has
very vivid imagination, said that on
the night in question he had fol-
lowed Towers over Columbia avenue,
and had seen him go into a yard at
80 Columbia avenue. Kendall says he
gave chase, but that the man had
given him the slip by jumping a fence
leading into Isabella avenue Ken
dali later arrested Towers in Isabella
avenue on suspicion. A Mr.. Mans
fed. of So Columbia avenue. claimed
to have identified Towers as being a
man who ne had found fumbling with
the lock on his door last Sunday
night Mansfield said that the man
had lit a cigarette att he time he
saw him. thus affOrding him a look at
his face. Mansfield did not appear
in court this morning to back up his
statement. Towers denied that he
had eer used cigarettes
Kendall alleges that when the door,
man at the Seventh precinct searched
Towers when he was arrested he
found a package Of cigarette paper
This Towers denied, and the afore-
said doorman was not in court today
to prove that he had found the
| papers. Kendall then said that the
doorman had told him that he didn't
remember taking any cigarette paper
| from Towers's pocket.
Judge Herr looked his Impotence at
| the testimony against Towers and the
manner in which 1t was given. To his
mind, there was not the slightest
doubt of the young mans innocence,
as was shown by his peremptory
Case dismissed" :.
Towers has taken steps to prosecute
] both Kendall and Mansfield.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-27
Cloudy Weather Due

Generally cloudy weather tonight
and Friday is predicted by the
weather bureau in a bulletin issued
today. Gentle to moderate east winds
will prevail. the observers say. The
temperature today was so degrees at
a. m, SIS at I o'clock and rs at noon
The, wind was from the east, and
maintained a velocity of five miles an
hour.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-27

Hermione is about desperate with the
fear that she will be forced to carry
cut her fathers wishes. At the psy-
Geological moment the hero arrives
upon the scene and in a very ro-
mantle manner saves the girl.
Mary Pickford will be featured to-
morrow as a special attraction.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-27
To Hold Annual Outing

The Blue Ribbon Pleasure Seekers
kill ,-Sa,1u.. their annual picnic and
nuEmann's park and hall,
M SOUTH Seven
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-27


speak tonight at the mid
4 week prayer meeting at the Fair
mount Baptist Church. Rev. Mr..
Peters will have charge of the local
church during September and Octo-
Der.
The Epworth League and the Sun
day school of the Central NJ. E..
Church held their annual excursion
10 Asbury Park and Ocean Grove
Yesterday About 1000 persons were
on the excursion.
Charles Strong. fourteen years old,
OF 149 First street. suffered broken
rS-ht arm in a fall from a horizontal
bsr at the Sussex avenue playground
yesterday afternoon He was taken
to the City Hospital.
William Strubel, of 407 Lafayette
street, sustained bruises about the
body in a fall from a scaffold at the
Bruce Street School yesterday. He
was treated at the City Hospital.
George Manning. twenty-nine years
old. of 324 South Eleventh street. was
folted to the ground from an automo-
bile while attempting to change his
seat in the car last night. He was
treated at the City Hospital. The
nzaehine was driven by William
keller. OF Is Belmont avenue.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-15
@rantet9f~tbnnss<
hbertra8x.8e,t.

Mae 6. @oening uab @atte an Sid.
5traub, 2ots z, 8 unb g., 8lod %,
8r1entngs Mbb., &tdmon6, $455:00.
Srnnf Rol(od rr16 Srnu an Sbomas
|BoIod, Mh 6@A sec. 32-126>29,
8rodpab, $2500.00.
Spbn g. 8odntd nnb Srau an Mnna
3tpad, @h M8A Gee. 33z127z29,
8rodpaD, $4000.00.
po Brf s : saS2 ef e. bi it'5P s. g'e @te Cd aeGs
Nbb. ct. @1orb $4,000.
Mnton 8nr5e@a unb Srau an grant
Surcabf, She'll bon 8R S8A nno
|5@A S@A, Gee. 3~3z126>29, 8rodz
mat, $4950.OO.
Spbn &lr6 unb Srau an @iaiam
81, g6en 8arleb, 100000.
Sobn Srappen unb Sran an Sreo
Selbges, &ot 1, Gee. 5z122z27, 2pnoen,
Qoni1e Mubi1b nnb @otte an SSba 81.
Ooung, Got 10, 8lod 8 8ef & @earle's
Mbb. $140O.00..
Mlbert 8. 89itaeb 1n6 9Srm1 on SsSo9n
g. Braun, 20 McreS of Got 4, Gee. 24<
124<28, 81. gIoub, 100000.
So1epb @4n1bn@ an Mr1reds 51z
pan, ISL M8A sec. 8O<126z28.
Brodtpab, $4500.00.
Sobn Sniepb Matbe un6 8rmI an Sobn
91oening, g. "a q. bon MBA Sec. 35<
1868, Melrofe $4,000
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-15
rung ratbe i@, Die 2u5erne ODER ben
Slice 1111r I'M Briibiabr un6 Damn MIR
urter elmer Dedfrudt BON @erfte aus
5n16en, tpen1t man Mberbaltpt cine
|Dedfru9t benuben piu. g. q.
aus ,uirtiaunttes gaittel sese. Bots

urb anbere 8irn1er bel 8ferben tperben
iebt bon Der u. g. &egierung bic berIbm<
ten @enreta &apfeln empfoblen. Snfol9e
ibrer abioluten 9armloiigfeit tperoen tie
BOT, feinem NGitteI ubertroffen urb $a1,
1enbe bon Sarn1err1 unb $~bierdr3ten ge<
brauden iie ieoes SsSabr. Sad angabe Der
@egterung iin68ot5 abfolut gefdbrli9 ltnb
.iouten unbebingt entfernt tperoen. fobab
iib irgenb tpelde Mn3eiden bafir 5eigen.
Seureta &op1em bringen bic BIrn1er in
Ser ffIir5elten 3eit gum 8ori9ein un1 ton>
men So6Ien iolpob1 tpie tragen0en 5tuten
gegeben tperben. 8enn Ss9re Rferoe tryts
9ufen Sutters 11ager bleiben, tpenn fie
It0rrifd, biiiig. TRACE uin. iin6, 10 1olten
|iofort einige &apieln eingegeben tperoen
unb Die 19Ie9ten @igenf@aften tperoen
ii9 berIieren. SIZE Rapfeln 1aHen 1tb
Iei9t NIT Der &anb eineeben, bod f9iden
mir Elm feines Snftrument fret nit ieoel1
Muftrag fir bier 9uben1. 9eureta
&apieln 1iino ein5ig unb anei1 al be5ie>
ben bon Der b~etdnnten 8reeoer8 Memeob
&c., AZ 8ibble Ct. Sept. 81, Miltpnlitee.
Bis., gum Brei5e bon 1925 fir 6 ooer
5000 fir 10 8apfeln. @apfeln nit GEE
1auer @ebrau6Santpet 1ur1gen. An9 5t
baben BEL sc. g. 9nrren, SSreeport ooer
in 8ur9er's 9rug Store. Neelrofe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-15
8omtltenfrtiS.
ltnier @inflnk anf anbere.

.Das i60nite @r1t oes Merfben lit
feline Herionlidteit,," 10 ipra9 emit
elm Man1t, Der auf bie Mit- un6 Ma6.
melt einen eigenartigen @influb aus
geiiM bot. Nod beute leben mir gat5
in ieiner Mni6auungsmelt, un6 es
fam nod man6eS Sabr5ebm berge'
ben, ebe mir 10 gang nnabbangig bon
ibm nns cine neue @eiitesmelt i6af>
fen, Sic Damn nod INNER I'M loien 3u'
immenbange nit Ser alten iteben
miro. Diefer Marn bteB Goethe, fein
Mome lit ia olen befannt, ielbit De-
men, Bic i'm Grange bes mobernen
!@rmerbslebens ni6t geniigen6 3eit
gu geiitiger @erttefung baben. Das
Mabtpoue mnb 8eberri6enbe elmer
io!ben @erionlidteit itebt natirlid
gang berein5elt "a, uns getpobnliden
Stcrbli@en lit es MIR p%erg0n1t, i'm
fIei1nen &reiie sen @influB elmer mebr
oDer meniger 1tarten Yer1on geltenn
au 1lta9en mn6 i'm MIR 5eitli6 ber'
baltniBmaBig bei@rdmt a11s5uiiben,
Inns in oieier Selbitbei@eioung liegt
feline Groitldigfeit, ionoern es &C.
I6iebt Sem natiirliden @e6iirfnib Sc,
niige, tpen11 mir Elm poar bon Mnge=
iidt 5n Mngeii6t gei@m1te Mitmen'
Iben in SEN @annfreis bes gnten nno
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-15

ltrertbpouen nSbs" lbldgen ur0 MIL
|ei0enen Mugen einige Spnrer oeS Der.
|pfIan3ten gborofters erbliGen.
gs lit cine Mlltagsgemobnbeit, baB
Ser Meni6 Elm grgebuiB iei1rer llmge-
bung 1T, 5. +. Der &reiie, Der @efeu.
|idoft, in bene1t er perfebrt Bot nno
aufgemadien 1T. ltno mie ieoer
Weenid, Ser I'M Mittelpunft zines
areiies itebt, 10 tief beeinflnBt miro,
|6ab idon fem uMeubereS" auf 5ebn
|@6ritte feline Mbfnnft, ietnen Be-
fannten unb gerfebrsfreis perrath, 10
biloet er ielbit mieoerrm einen Sbetl
bes @reiies, BON Dem cine menn a11@
nod 10 fleine 8eeinfluiin Jung na6 benz
Mittelpunfft gu btngebt. Snitinftip
ober min ieber Meni6 ii6 Dor leiner
l1mgebung berportbun, etmas 8eion-
beres gelten, baber 6as oft 10 eitle
|5treben nod @bre unb &nbm, nnb
|es miro, betpuBt o6er unbepnBt, ii@
ettpos in {einem @barafter a1sbil6en,
mas notbmenoig ser umgebnng bon
nodabmensmertber o6er audi abito-
|ben6er @irfnng lit; audi bas lebtere
be6eutet @infll1b ausiiben, menn a19
nur in Dem Gimme, baB 6ie Mbf@red-
unq fdliebli9 6as Cute betptrft. Ser
|eime iebt ieinen @brgei5 6oretn, Elm
Mufter bon 8rabbeit mn6 5letB gu
iein, mn6 er miro, Defenders men1 oos
Meiultot ieines Observation-Disclosures
Iein giinitiges lit, CUR Ma@abml1ng at<
.fpornen. Ser anbere lit Elm Mriter-
biI6 BON Selbitiu6t, nngefaaigfett
un6 @tarrfopfigteit; feline menig To-
%bensmertben ,gigeni@aften tperben
mur BEL menigen Madeifernng err
meden, sic in ibrer @erblen6ung 5n
Ser Mnfi6t fommen, oaB Sic gerart~
ten l1ntngenoer gum Sortfomme11 IN
6em riidtiidtsloien 9eben gang brald<
bar iin6, nn6 Tie nebmen ii4 Dor, eS
bem @orbilo an @igenm1b glei& gu
tbmn.
ga, 10 Elm M1titerbeiipie1 Ser nn-
tuget6 finbet fi6 III ben meiiten So
miIien - es 1T Ser befanrte groBe
l@unber, Ser ftets 6as @4le4te mill
un6 ba11fig bos Cute i@offt, 8efieres
baufig, a1s bos brobite Mitglieo Der
|eyomilie, tpei1 fem 8eifpiel nbf@red-
END tpirft. Mber nie oft fommt es
ou6 Dor, baB Elm &in6 IN BEN ant ne>
berroidungen fir sic @ltert1 10 rei6e1t
@nhpidlungsiobre1t p10tli@ ole GUT
ten Mnlogen bergiBt uno ii@ dig eit
gefdbrlides Meitglteo Der me11fdltbe1
@eiemfdoft ertpuppt. uao mer1t zines
lEoges sic griiten3 bes rmibrotbe1en
l@obnes" ODER Ser Todter gebroden
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-15

8iele mnferer 6ar1ner baben obre
6rage MIR 6esbalb eine bittere @nt-
taui9ung init ser .@usfot bon &lee
ooer bon 211aerne, bier5ulan6e BETTER
ols alfalfa" befannt, erlebt, neil Tie
6em &otbe bieler NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
3eitungen folgten un6 sic M11siaat
erit I'M &erbit bornabmen. Ser Sebl-
fd1ag tonrte Damn ridt a1sbleiben,
nno i@ babe lin nod regelmdbig, TO-
5ufager1, bier in unferer @egen6 be-
dba9ten fHo;n11en. Gin folder Gebl<
i6lag lit in Sen noroltden %5entralen
@toaten uro I'M Mor6meiten eigentlt@
audi n1tonsbleiblt9. Denn nm ben
itrengen @interr, tpelde in 6iefen
@egen6e1 berriden, erfolgrei@ mioer-
itebe1t at fonne11, mrtB 6ie iunge 2l1<
5erne- ODER @Ieepflan5e Dor eintrttt
6es folter @etters nod reidlt@ 3eit
boben, Elm tiefes @ur8elipitem gu ent-
mideIn. Tim ibr oas III tp~eitgebeno-
Iter @eiie gu ermogli6en, iol1te tire
Mnsioot in Sen genan1ten &egio11e1t
regelmdBig f&on int Tribiabr erfo1>
qen. Muf feine,1 Sal 6urfen @lee
o6er 2m5erre ober mebr nod benz l:
Srli o1sgeiat per6en. Gber aud
bann per6er fie 5rrd@it MIR nrter
mogli&ft giinitigen @egetationsbeotm=
gungen gut gebeiben. @ebr gut tit
es, tpertrt fie I'M erften @inter et1te
fraftige @dnee6ede befonrme1 n1to in
etnem @eIan6e iteben, tpeldes et1te
quite, oberiroif4e @nttpaiierl11g bat,
l{p boB i'm Grubiabr bos reidli@e
@aiier Ser Sdneefdmel5e febr tdneu
obflieben fann. gl,s bteiem 1ebter
@runbe tper6en in r1nferer @ege1to ote
2u3ernetpieie1 INNER an bette1t a111
sen admmert bes pe%Qenforr1tgen
Eerrains argelegt.
&c tann bier 1ri@t na6oriidlt@ &C.
nuq betont mer6e11, Die 2n3er1te bod
ia 5eitig o11s3ufaen. art 11'ierer
Garm bal.e11 mir felt 5tpan5tg SdDrer
9u8erne an un6 baben 11l1r Elm ett!.
|3iges MoI fpater ols an l. Sal'
gefdt.
gebr tpidtig 1T Johann bic a11s'
pabl Der ridtigen Dedtrnat, EN-
Nunft, in tpeldem ebenfaQs febr ptel
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-15

es fir bog ratbIamite epabte bot,
eine @ertagurg 6eg @et6sratbS ein-
trete1t 5n lalien. Die arbettsnnfabig-
feit bes 8orIaments bot it'd Dor mebr
olg elmer Mode erpieien. 8eitunter-
riidtete !@reile fimo Der aniidt, bob
tiefareifenoe Menoernngen i'm Cabinet
n6thia ieirr merben, I'M cine Beiierung
beg Stanoes Ser Dinge berbei5ufiib-
rem. 8unad1t miro Der enogultige
miidtritt 6es polntiden 9anbsmann-:
minilters b. Dlugos5 ertportet. ~ Sic
2onotagsmablen in &rain baben
fhon, bepor bic @oblen in Ser @tao-
tecurie pouenbd iinb, ben poqltGnoi>
een Sieg Ser fatbolii6-ilopenii6en
@ortei ergeben, fir Die ar6 Die beut-
fden @otboltfen, trob Der nationalen
Ereibereien Ser Deutidfreiiinnigen,
qeltimmt baben. SSn Der @urie bes
ullqemeinen @ablre9ts 1in6 bon ben
IL Monboten 10 ser @olfspartet nit
1torfer 3~meibrittelmebrbeit 5ugefal-
len, mGbreno 6ie 9iberalen MIR Elm
Monbat in ser Sti6mobl bebmpten
fonnten; in Ser 9anbgemeinben=@lrie
erbielt sic @oltspartet iogar ole 16
Manoate nit mebr a1s Dreipiertel-
: mebrbeit. Sic abiol1te Mebrbett Der
fatboli{d-Ilomenii@en 8olfspartet tit
oomit fir peitere 6 Sabre geiidert.
2i.1embnr8.
SIM @pital gu Diefir@ ner1bteo
Ser ebemalige 8farrer bon Mer1d9eto,
Serr 6ron3 S9mit. Ser @eritorbene
mar aeboren 5u 8iimii@ am II. Mar5
1888. Mls ser bel @aiierleitung Der
@on6eringer bei6aftigte Mrbei-
ter s. @retben aus 9enningen I'M
Sa11e Moas arbeitete, fiel er infolge
6ebltritts gu 8oben un6 erlitt ber-
idie6ene &ippenqueti6mngen = Ser
auf ser M6olpb-@mil>Sitte bef@af-
ttgte 24jabrige Mrbeiter s. 8our aus
Gid a. 5. Ml5. puroe bon ei1em
berabfallen6en 8igelitId. zines &rab-
men getroffen, tpobei er einen S@a6el-
bru6 erlitt. Ser nngliidli6e itarb
~an6erntaas inn Spital 3u Deuti9<Stb.
S44ueia.
Ser 75iGbrige 80. Meberli IN
MmbIe6or. fiel betm Mil@bolen
am Morgen in ser Dunfelbet In et1re
. &iesgrnbe nn6 berlette ii6 10 i@tper,
Sag er tags bato1f itorb. = Ser d.
4,fte @obn bes &errn Beter Seer IN
!ir@berg tnurbe bon einem&feroe
erort getroffen, 6aB Elm Dorm ger
,iB, mn6 er an Ser @erlebung itarb.
- Muf 6em &a11ptbabnbofe in 3 IL
tpur6e ser internationale &o6-
itapler @an1oria berbaftet, Der 1tt1ter
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-15
Grfaltmnsen iplIen ernt senomr
tuer6eu.

8erniinftige 9eute beriteben eS,
oaB getpobnlide grfaltungen prompt
bebar6eIt tperben ,fonen. @enn Sbr
rieien nriiBt, Groft nit &eiferteit,
&ibeI i'm &alie uno &uite1 6a tit.
bonn beginrt prompt nit benz &c
bran9 bon 6olep's &onep dno So
COMPOUND. g. lift mirfiorn, onge'
nebm 54 nebmen, bemmt cine @rfal'
t1ng mn6 itiM ben &riten, tpelder
@erluit an @dlaf perurfa6t unb Ser
if0rperlide11 @i6eriton6 i@padbt. Sci
anen &dn6lern in ct. @1ono. = Mn'
5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-15

om @ooen liegt, tpie 10 bdiufig tragt
Die S6ul6 Ser. @influB i@ledter
Sreun6e n1ro 6rel1noin1ten! 9esbalb
lit es beiIigfte @fliht ser @ltern, ie-
sen i@lebten @influB bon ibren &in-
Bern nod be1ten &rdften fern5ubal-
ten un6 6ona9 3l1 itreber, 6aB tire
eigener @influB MIR Elm gutter lit nn6
Elm nadbaltiger bletbt.