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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-08-21
Miss Maitland HOnOree ut
Morning Bridge Party.

Mrs. Roscoe A. Mcintyre entertain
ed for her sister, Miss Margaret Matt
land, of Memphis. Tenn, with an auc-
ton bridge party yesterday morning
at her home on Thirteenth avenue
Five tables were arranged on the
front veranda and in the living room
The living room was decorated with
basket of scarlet sage and yellow
Zenias.
Mrs. James McCammon received the
first prize and Miss Emma Wilbourne
the second. A dainty gift was pre-
sented to the guest of honor. A
simple luncheon course was served tC
the following. Mrs. Annabel Roberts
Mrs. James McCammon; Misses
Georgia Mae List Ella Fox, Matte
Fox, Margaret Dewoody, Eddie and
Vashti King, Elizabeth Adams, Emma
Wilbourne, Emma Monk, Mamie
Nichol, Ollie Eddins. Annie Robinson
Selma Martin, We'll Whelan, Ethel
Mann, Marguerite Hoyler Emily Fox
Lottie Maitland and Margaret Matt
land of Memphis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-08-21
PERSONALS

Mrs. Ada Sweet has gone to st
Louis and points in the East
Frank NJ. Reeves was busines
visitor to Little Rock yesterday.
Little Miss Aileen Sanders spent
Yesterday in Little Rock the guest c1
friends.
Elmo Marsh has gone to st. Louis
where he will spend several days or
business.
Major NJ. J. Mead left yesterday
morning for points in Oklahoma
where he will transact business fo'
some time.
C. II. Montague and son left yes
terday for Detroit where they WI!
spend several days.
Miss Ada Yarnell of Soarcy is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Brummett
at 1924 Olive street.
Frank Dale and family Of Jones,
boro are guests at the Hotel Pine:
with a view TO locating in the CITY
Mrs. Drew White left last nigh
for Camden where she will visit
friends tand relatives for some time
Mrs. V. O. Alexander returned yes
terday from weeks visit with hel
sister, Mrs. A. r. Sheriff., of Sher-
rill.
Mrs. ]. ~. Angel and Miss Martins
A3gell returned yesterday from &
pleasant visit TO relatives in Little
Rock.
E. f. Wagar, representing the in
dusrtial department of the Missouri
Pacific-Iron Mountain railroad, was
visitor in the city.
Misses Mary and Catherine boyc'
left yesterday for Little ROCK where
they will spend several days WIZ.
friends and relatives.
Attorneys Irving Reinberger ant
]. M. Shaw returned yesterday af'er
noon from Altheimer. where thss
went on professional business.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-08-21

H. L. Snyder. general superintend-
ent of the Pine Bluff Natural Gas
company, with headquarters at HoH~
was visitor in the city yesterday.
F. Dietrich will leave today for
Lonoke, being called there in the law
suit now pending between his broth
err, George Hemmert, and the Cotton
Belt railway.
Clifton Dreyfus returned yesterday
afternoon from New York, where he
has been for the past month pur-
chasing goods for the Isaac Drey-
fus company.
S. A. Rosenberg returned yesterday
from Memphis where he has been for
the past two days on business.
Mrs. Maggie DunaWay of Little
Rock spent yesterday in the city WITH
friends and relatives.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-08-21
SherriIl-Lindse.
NuptialS Yesterday.

Mrs. Annie r. Sheriff. of Sheriff.
Ark, and George w. Lindsey of this
city were married yesterday afternoon
at o'clock at TeXarkana. The cere-
mony took place in the parlors of the
Huckins house, Rev. Galloway, a
Methodist minister of that city, offici-
ating.
The news Of the marriage was re-
ceived with much interest in this city
where both are widely known and
very popular. After the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Lindsey left for Mineral
Wells, Texas, where they will spend
a few weeks and will afterwards be
at home at 917 West Twelfth avenue
this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-08-21
CZtR'S MEN ON OFFENSIVE.
Cross Into Germany and Engage In
Decisive Battle.

London, Aug. 20.-Accordne to a
news agency dsDatch from st. Pet
ershurg an Official of the general
staff states that on AUGUST II on the
eastern German frontier, several
Russian columns assumed the often
sive They crossed the frontier and
engaged the army in decisive battle
all along the line. On August Is and
10 the battle continued with the re-
suit that the Russian troops occu-
pied Lyk.
An Austrian division of the infan-
try attacked Krastnik, but were
forced to retreat with heavy losses
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-08-21
Poor Lighting for City.

1t was in 1416 the people of Lon
don first started to hang out candles
upon dark nights, and it was not en-
forced by parliament until 1861, the
year after the great fire. Edward
Heming, who invented the oil lamp
was engaged in 1864 to place light
before every tenth door on moonless
nights
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-08-21
OOPS is announced officially here

troops is announced officially here
today.
The recapturo Of Meulhansen was
preceded by a very severe battle
during which the French troops took
enc Of the suburbs at the point OF
the bayonet. They also took as the
result of their victory six German
cannon.
The official note says the situation
in the Vosges mountains is unehang-
ed
In Upper Alsace the French nave
occupied Guehwiller, IA miles south
west OF Colmar.
In Lorraine it is stated the Fernch
line extends from the north of Saar-
burg, passing by Morhange to Define
The situation in the duchy of Lux
emburs. and in Belgium Is unchanged
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-08-21
Extraordinary Complaint.

divorce complaint filed in San
Francisco recently contained the fol-
lowing surprising allegations: THAT
after the marriage of plaintiff and de-
PENDANT :. . the defendant abused this
plaintiff with his tongue :. and there
by inflicted great bodily injury to this
plaintiff and made her black and
blue"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-08-21
5000 GERMANS SLAIN.
This Is Report Reaching London
From Brussels.

London, Aug. 20.-Dispatches to
the Central News from Rome report
that the Austro-Hungarian govern
NEXT is concentrating all its official
departments in Vienna and Budapest.
According to these refugees all the
government office, archieves and
cash have been withdrawn from Linn
burg in Galacia, Czarnowitz IN Buko-
wilma, Trent in the Austrian Tyrol
and other places.
A dispatch from Brussels says:
Trustworthy reports have Just been
received of an engagement near
Charleroi. It is claimed by the Bel
ed in this fight.
The censorship here now is SO
strict that no news of the war is
going out of the city except by cour-
Ter.
The Belgian papers, because of the
rigid censorship, have ceased to be
sources of war news. They are pub
fishing chiefly local matters not con-
nected with the war. The mails
also are being held up.
An order has just been issued pro-
hibiting granting of further military
passes to newsDapermen and others
and without these it is impossible for
correspondents to go outside the
city.
FRENCH RETAKE MEULHAUSEN,
Occupation Preceded by Fierce Bay.
onet Fighting.
Paris, Aug. 20.-The re-occupatior
of Meulhausen, Alsace, by French
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-08-21
"1'he Days That Are No More"

The power of first love has received
so much poetic attention that we can
afford to smile at the serio-comic twist
that John p, an ancient Rhode Is
land worthy, once gave it. The old
gentleman habits and manners were
as primitive as the time at which he
lived. John P. married twice. On
his second wedding journey, he visit
ed a business acquaintance in Mas
sachusetts town. On his arrival, he
presented his bride In this graceful
way: "This." said he, is Mis- P. 'Tain't
t'other Mis- P. Iwish twas. "-Youth's
Companion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-08-21
DEFEATED At L0UVAlN,
BELGIANS QUIT BRUSSELS
Continued from Page ~

For the large force they now have
il Belgium, there are several very
strong lines of defense. curVin% back.
ward from Antwerp. behind iiru#ScE
and around again to Namur.
The Germans, as lh"y advance more
deeply within such 4 curve, must al
least separate their army OF HE
Mouse from their army in the de
Dartment Of Arden1es, in northern
France.
Part of the great conflict MAY soor
range across the actual field OF
Waterloo
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-08-21
Neurasthenla.

The neurasthenic is always a per
son who cannot or will not exercise.
while the nervous person is always on
the go" Healthy nerves must be sur
rounded by healthy muscles. and
healthy muscles are the result Of ex
ercise. Melancholy persons and those
who commit suicide are all In some
stage of neurasthenia
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-08-21
Thos. f.. Adams UnimprOyed.

Thomas e. Adams. superintendent
of motive power of the Cotton Belt
system, who is seriously i'll at his
home, III West Sixth avenue. was
resting easy at late hour last Night,
but showed no improvement. c. f.
Adams, mechanical foreman of the
Cotton Belt at Argenta arrived in
the city yesterday to be at his bed
side.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-08-21
Install Officers
Next Wednesday.

At the regular r'eeting of the
Knights and Ladies of Honor which
will be held next Wednesday, August
be installed and number of new
members initiated. A social meeting
of the club was. held last Wednesday
night and a large number of mem
berS We're present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-08-21
NcGehpe Returns.

S. VI. McGehee returned yesterday
from d months visit to New York,
Atlantic City, Niagara Falls, Toron o,
Cleveland Detroit. Chicago and st.
Louis. He will laeve this morning
for his home at larry, several miles
from Pine Bluff, where he owns a
large plantation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-08-21
Trades Council
Dance Tonight.

The first dance of the season Civ
en by the Central Trades council
will take place tonight 1T tine Labor
hall, Fourth avenue and Nam street.
Seibert's orchestra will furnish mu-
Sic
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-08-21
World,a RalnIest Renlon.

The rainiest region in the world Is
.he Khasia hills. two hundred miles
north of the Bay of Bengal, where the
annual precipitation frequently ex.
ceede 100 inches
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-08-21
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS
Reported by
N. T. Roberts Abstract Co.

WARRANTY DEEDS
Emmett A. Willis to J. M. Barrett.
Lots 10 and 20, Blk 20, jefferson
Heights Adm, $500.
S. Geisreiter to Ester Floyd, w IL
w 1-2 Lot IA. Geisreiter's SD $2500O
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-08-21
SOCIETY.
To Distribute Books
On Child Life ChaDter.

The librarian of the Child Life
Chapter will be at the assembly hall
of the Chamber of Commerce this
afternoon from $3.50 until 4: 80 O'Clock
20 distribute books to the members.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-08-21
But II Can't Be Gathered.

Berlin professor estimates the
commercial value in electricity of
flash of lightning lasting for one
thousandth of a second at 20 cents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-08-21
FRENCH RETAKE MEULHAUSEN

Paris, Aug. 20.-The re-occupation
of Meulhausen, Alsace, by French
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-10

den %miQfommene @intebr. - Cher.
bar6 &eibel bot ii@ Dienitog na4
Sboots begeben. = 8etm Ablaoen eli
ner Maldine 3,tm @raben5ieben er-
litt 2ouis Campbell cine i6limme
@crlebq1ng am @opf.
Siabel,
Yrof. IS. s. @iibnl BON ct. Mi-
dolas, melber bier als 2ebrer uno
Orgoniit @tellung genommen bat,
traf lebte @od)e NUT Taunilie bier Elm;
ieine betpeglide &abe lpuroe
BON nebreren bieitgen gepob=
nern pou1 8obnbofe IN Sreeport o11
SEN nel1en ~@eltimmungsort t%ranspor-
tiert. M0ge es oen1 nene11 2ebrer
uno SEN Seinigen large rebt gut ult=
ter uns gefallen. = &einrid Sent.
per- tpel@er bier ols @6mieo bei6af-
tigt mar, uno Nuguit Shutting ba-
ben iib noh Mid)igan begeben
no iie iih als Sbierar5t mtsbil=
SEN meroen. = Carrie &0id)en lit
nad 0ulutb gereiit> 100 ite ii@ int
ct. Morp's &olpital als &ranfen=
pflegerin ol1sbiloen miro. SSrr Ser
Tamilie 0es 9. 81. @er5og iteute lih
ELM mu1lteres Md6den Elm. M0ge
oasl elbe Sen gltern n1r 6re116e be-
reiten! = @ebten Dienitag lit Ser
5dull1nterridt in 0em renopierten
S9ulbaule a%ufgenomme1r moroen.
@egen 60 @i11oer 1tellten itd ol1 @r=
1ffmngstoge Elm. = g%ergangenen
'5onntag btelt ser bieiige &irdendor
fem Sabresid11gerfeit, meldeS 5uglei@
als Mbi6ieosfeier 6es bier als 9ebrer
un6 0rgoniit tbdtig g%etpeienen g.
@er5og un6 CUR ginfiibrung 0es
11euen Srganiiten %. &iibnl @eltl1ng
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-10
5taate @aibi1rgton beidaftigt tit,
iihprroihte feline bier mobnen6en 81

5taate @aibimgton bei4aftigt 1T,
iiberrai9te feline bier mobner1oen @l-
tern nit einem largeren 8e1n@. =
Setter Braun, melder ernitltb er-
frauft tpar, befin6et iid mieoer auf
outer gelIerung. - Slug. g. Debler
perlan6te cine @iienbabmmogenlaoung
Moagen nutb sen 3pilingSitaoten. =
sSra11 s.. @e1b bat ii6 Mfitte LETTER
Wod)e nab 8rolperpiue begeben, 100
lie ibrer Eod)ter, Ser ebrm. Shtpe=
1ter 2aura, .. @. g., einen Be1lth
er1 tattete.
@plbingfor6.
Ser bielige Ml1tomobil1@lub miro
lid, a111 fonu1enoen Mttt1pod ben Be-
lpobnern ser 5taot ct. @louo> oie an
jenem Gage per Nuto sic Stoot Sauf
Centre beir1den uno ienem Sag auf
ser 5teQrns gol1ntp=6air gum ct.
glo1o Cage nrahen, aniblieben nno
oas leinige oa5u beitragen, BEN ct.
Glouo Ioir=Sag 81 einem redt er-
folgreiden 81 mad)en. IS miro err
1partet, oaB menigltens 25 @utomo-
bile bon bier sic Tabrt na6 Sanf
Centre mitma6en mer6en.
Clear Gate.
M6olpb Dingmmn bot iid Dien=
flag nad} ct. Sobns College begeben,
mo- er leine Stn6ien mieoer ait neb=
men miro. : 9ebten Conner tag lteu=
te 1id in ser 6arnilie 6es 6. S. Srt-
u1a11t1 Elm m1tnteres S0bnd)en Elm.
@jlud oo5u! = @onntag maren Ser
mann S. 0rtmam un6 6rm1 bon ct.
nn6 s. g. Srtmann bon Meire
bier Bel Ser Samilie 6. S.
Ortmann 81 @a1te. SIN Ser Tbomp=
ions Tomilie bielt ein maderes Bib
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-10

bette. 2ebrer &er5og miro ii@ I'M
@aufe Der tommen6en ISOLDE amf fem
1reltes MrbeitSfel6 in ct. sSolepb be-
geben, MOO oerielbe Die Hrin3ipaliteue
an ser offentliden @6ule iibernom-
men bat. = &ier betragt 6ie @ei8en-
ernte II bis Is 8ui@el per SLIDER;
DER M%interpei5en bringt iogar 20
bis 25 @uidel per Mder. uniere
Sarnrer oiirfen ii@ oemt,a6 nit Ser
oIeslabrlgeu @ei5enernte 3ufrie6en
geben.
Saeubs &rairie.
Soiepb Bethel un6 SRI. @ola 9ei>
tier lieBen Mittmod} Morgen mab-
reno zines pom bo6m. P. Sulius, ..
g. g., gebaltenen 8rautamtes ibren
91tno fiir's 9eben 6urd Brieiters=
BOND iegnen. @6gen ii@ bie bielem
gnten @iinide, 0ie 6em iungen Scare
BEL Der Sod5eit, sic inn trauten Ser
man6tenfreiIe entboten tpur6en> ber=
mtrfli6en!
GoQegepi1e.
&onme11oen 0ienitag miro eS bier
beiBen: &el1te lit Dem &a1tle 6es e.
lebrerS Soiepb @iqiber Sell mi6er=
fabren, 6enn an jenem Gage mer6en
5tpei ieiner Sodter in 6en fl. @be=
itano tretet1. SRI. Suionnu @iuiber
miro iid nit Sobn Sti4 ur6 SRI.
Stttlia @illiber NIT Clinton Sbmengel
in INT erer 8farrfirde ebeli9 perbin=
Sen la1l EN-.
Gol6 Spring.
SIM Sitter bon iiber 80 Sabren bat
am lebten Gam tag Sra11 @ba @ies=
ner, Mutter 6es immer nod in
Deuti@1on6 tpeilen6en bo@m. P. 8au=
linus, 8. g. g., Ser 8rau Otto @olf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-10

uro 6es &err,n Gran3 @iesner bon:
bier oas 3eitli6e g%elegmet. Die Ser
itorbene bate tbr &eim bier bel Der
6amilie Wolf; CUR 3eit als 6ieie in
8egleitung 6es bodm. P. Hmulims,
s.. g. g., cine @eiu@sreiie na@ Ser
alten &eimatb in DeutidGano ontrat,
fan6 6ie @erltorbene elm tpiltomme=
mes unterfommen i'm ct. Soiepbs Ml,
tenbeim. Die 2eibe tpur6e na6 bier
gebradt> in @olfs @obmtug gebabrt
uno am Montagmorgen nod einem
in Ser bieiigen Bfarrfirde bonn bodm.
P. Yrior &ermann, 3. g. S., in Der
|@t. Sobns Mbtei unter @iiiiten3 6es
bodm. P. @erbar6, .. g. g., bon
ct. CLOUD un6 6eS bodm. OrtSpfar<
rers gebaltenen &equiem, mabreno
'tpeld)em sic bod)tp. 8ene6iftinerpatres
Sames, Eolpcarp uno Sulius i'm
ganftuaril1m tnieten, uno nad Sem
bod]m. P. @erbor6, .. g. S., Elm
6reuno oes @iesner=Bamilie, nod ei=
ne fur5e, e%rgreifen6e Trauerre0e ge<
balten botte> a1f 6em bieiigen Got
tesoder CUR emigen @1be gebettet.
M0ge sic Ser torbene, Sic eiaen edit
driitliden 9ebenSman6el gefubrt, rl1=
fen in 6rieoen. Sen trouern6en @in=
terbliebene1 entbietet Der ~Nor6itern"
fem moblgemeintes 8eileio. &om=
member Dienftog mer6en in Ser bie=
iigen Nfarrfirde ebeli@ perbunoen
3uniel 5. Otter, Sobn Ser 5amilie
Sobn Otter, nno SRI. emma @qen<
befer> Eodter Ser Samilie @i&oel
guenbefer, bei6e bon bier. - Ms
Sam flag Dor aht 5agen 6rm Sobn
&onlen NIT ibren 5tpei &in6ern CUR
&eimfabrt oas @efabrt beitiegen bot=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-10
Die 1pfuuoem umb &erlprcd)muget

oes 3ore,1 id)einen otf Sic Holen fet-
men gi,lorud ge11uht 81 bobe1. DeS-
balb febrt oos Mosfowitertb11m ge=
gen Sic Yolen mieoer ieine &arbtbterz
natl,r beralts. Ser @eneralbefebl
oes @robfirlten 9fifolous> oeS @od}t-
fpmnlan0ierer0en Ser rn1l1lGe1
etreitfrofte Sic polniiden E1traer
ols 8onoiten a1 %bebanoeln gebort
bierber. 0aS lit tppiide raliilde Eo-
l%eupolitif. glber boffentli@ meroen
sic Yolen es ibren ruliilben Beoru-
deru e%iutrGl1fen. Sic @elegenbett TT
giirritig. @enn sic Eolen ibren @or-
tbeil %erfennel1, meroen tie Ser rnlll=
id,en 3>pongsberr idoft fir tmn1er
leoig mer0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-10
Sic @itt,pe bes frii1eren 8raiiben-

Sic @itttpe beS friiberem Yraitoe,1.
ten @eniamin @arriion lit ioeben bon
Deuti6lono 5%uriidgefebrt. 8ei ibrer
Mnfunft in Mep Dorf iagte Die Oonne:
rSssb fan1t es nidt glauben, 6ab oie
De1t1beu @relteltbaten periibt baben>
ober ib glal1be, oaB oie 8elgier lol6e
periibtelt, oenn mie i) m1s %glaltbpilr-
oioer Guelle erfabren babe, moroeter
@elgier, sic iid OILS &otbe &ren5lEfle>
ger perfleioet batten, perlpnnoete
oeutide Soloaten. 6rm @arriion tit
ieoenfaus cine unparteii1be 3e11gth
bereu @orte bel alien redytli6 oente11-
SEN Menlden ms @emi6t falen mill
fen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-10
9llbanD.

zen SltllO uIS StOell lVloIIeH
gienltuq letter @ode mabrel1o zines
bonn bod)p. P. Mrroreas, .. g. -,
in ser Siebeu Sdmer5en &ird)e ge=
halteneu 8rautomteS MloiS Sperl
unD SRI. 6rat1ce5 @oblet, beioe bon
bier. 81 Ser &od15eit, pelde BET Sen
gltern ser 8raut gebalten mnroe>
bette iid eine grobe Merge gelaoe1ler
@alte eirgefun0en, Sic III Ser gntbie=
tulrg ser ber3lidlten @liidmini@e
&petteif erten. Sap lih oielelben oem
i111gen @oore, meldes auf Ser 6arm
oes gral1tigoms SEN bd11sliden Serb
grii}1oet, ltets moblergeben moge, lit
ser nohtr1glide @unid oes vNoro=
ltern." = gu ser 3ieni tag IN Ser
8illoge Safe gebaltenen Ser an1m=
lung, in tpeld)er abern1als Ser 8au
Ser eleftriiden Sbort 8abn BON Wftn<
neopolis naa Mlbonp beiproden mrr=
Sc, batten ith gegen Is @e i@aftSlelrte
Ser Staot n1p6 6armer Ser l1mgegem6
ei1rgei 111oen, nn6 es tpur6e in iener
Ser ammlung Elm @ntbuitaSnn1S fir
6as 8abm1nternebmen %befun6et, 6aS
obne 8meifel sic Soee> MlbanD 5m Ell
nen1geriibrtngspnnfte Ser eleftrt16en
Babn 51 madden, CUR 8ertpirfli6nng
bri1gen miro. = Mab 6ret @oden
LANCER Sour 6ur9 SEN @eiten, 6ie
1i6 Bis na9 Bpnum, Mont., Ell tredte,
iin6 @eorg Shafer un6 @attin por<
1ebten 5onntag mieoer 6abeim einge=
t%roffen. Ser friegeriiden @elhi@te
pegen, sic in &oraoa berriden, mob
men lie bon Ser SS6ee, 6ie 1T Wiin-
iter, gosf., Canada, mobnenoe, If
men be- reun6ete Samilie &p. 8rn-
ming 51 beiuden, Mbitano. = Geo.
Muer e rlonote cine gtienbabmpagen=
lo6ung Bieb no6 Conception, &c.,,
Dos er ieiner angegriffenen @einno-
belt megen 5u ieinem fiir6eren Seim
moden miro. - @Gbren6 et1res am
Montog LETTER @ode iiber 6ieie Sc
qer6 3ieben6en @etpitterS ihlug Ser
Blib in 6os Bforrbaus Der Sieben
@dmer5e11 @emein6e, 'rt6tete aber
feine1 nennenStpertben @6aoen an.
&ier5.
NQ6 mebrere Sabre langer &ranf=
beit bat ant Montag LETTER @ode
Mi9oel Mngermeier 6as 3eitli@e ge=
iegnet. Ser @%erltorbene mnr6e in
1851 in @eisbo9, 8atern, geboren
nn6 fam, no66em er BEN 6e1ti6=fron=
30iiiden &rieg bon Mnfang Big Gnbe
mitgema6t batte, in 6ieieS 2ono.
Mittmod fan6 sic @eer6igung itatt.
Mit ser @ottirt betrauern feds &in=
Ser ieinen 500. Moge er ruben in
6rie6en! - 8eim Drnhbrennen iei=
ner s. er6e fom Sobn Breimesberger
3u 6an> mobet er einen &no@el bra6
nn6 innere @erlebungen %6abontrng.
- Sobm Dobmen mar Ser erite, Der
6%ieSjGbrigen @ei5en 51 Marfte brad<
tie. = 500. 8. @ren par @ef4afte
bolber in M11itin nn6 gilbert Sea. =
@6bren6 zines @emitters am oorleb=
ten Montag fubr ein 8libitroN IN Die
8ergerbani en @obnnng, sic bon Der
Somi1ie Sobn 8. @roB betpobnt tit.
Sos @ebGn6e blieb nnbei6a6igt, nn6
sic 8emobner famer nit bem S6red<
en- 6nbon.
8uftta1t.
CLARA @o1tenenfiti@ bat iid na6
@t. Saul begeben, no ite in Client
getreten lit. -Sobn &nnb bon 8rat=
ner6, ser an ether Selepbon=2inte 8e=
i1Gftigung bot, eritottete bier etnert
bertpo16t~ nn6 freun6i@aftliden Be-
iud. = Sobn @tmltneer nn6 Trou
bon @otffi1ts tparen bier bel Der Btl.
Iigs TomiIte 3n @oite. = She @ois,
ernte 1T 1T 6ieie r @egen6 cine mtsge'
.8eidnete. = Gronces &obilfa, ser I'M
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-10
3n berfanfen

aus 5tpeiter @on6 Elm @u6ion altto=
mobil NIT bier 9biiren un6 Mo,tm
fir fiinf Noiiagiere; lit in Bel ter Srh<
nnng. @ir6 berfauft unter Ser @alfte
oes origimeuen &oitenpreiies, Inn
raid einen &dufer gu fin6en. Maberes
bel Geo. s. Sbielman,
41-3t ct. CLOUD, Mitu1.