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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-09-18

it has given successful as we'll as eco
nomical service.
This electric hand-drier consists
of a casing measuring II by 13 inches
square and mounted on a sanitary
base. having 12-inch legs A powerful
blower mounted in the casing distrib-
utes air through a heating element,
thence through ducts and dehectors
and finally to an opening in the top,
where the hands are held to be dried.
The warmed air is equally distributed
to all parts of the hands at the same
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-09-18

In charge, to Chief OF Engineers hIuB'
man.
The largest expenditure during
the year was 1896, 462 for the improve
ment and care Of parks and the propa'
eating gardens. A total OF $4,000 was
expended in repairs to the White
House and improvement to the
grounds. Other expenditures were
$685. $40 for the Barry monument;
$l5,278 for the care and maintenance
of the Highway bridge; $11,772 for
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-09-18
He Has Shaken the Hands Of Many Presidents

D. of is of the Oldest of Wahngton
T. has shaken hands with presi
nuguration Of Martin Van Buren, in
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-09-18
Sam Browns Way Of Paying His Lawyers Fee

ENATOR Jersey professional life in the town
his happened
after hung there in the place
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-09-18
Sanitary Drer Cheaper Than the Paper Towel

sanitary hands has been invented by
the Washington, D.
nuhc lavat0ries that building where
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-09-18
Now Policemen Will Take Their Meals at Home

n ETRoT MCH-The ruled that fruit stands De
ot must go This these deciduous
It is also blow to invading excursion
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-09-18
BootbIaok Marbles Arias as He POrshes Shoes

day, as ne nVOkeu inc ieHVeHIy
Maid. She had come in to have her
shoes blacked. Her name was Ce-
ella. Pasquale knew in the twinkle
Of an eye that there was music In her
sole, the moment that he saw that
Just because she could not help It, she
tapped a tango tune upon the foot
rests.
"Ahl and you Iowa da moosic'"
uuoth Pasquale. II turn on the rec
ord granda."
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-09-18
Nearly Half Million Dollars Spent on Grounds

M expenditure million dollars in the
buildings Washington during the
Col w w. Har engineer olcer
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-10-29
.ar in oopaac otheriss $500 Foreign COuntie.exa soc

AS election day closer Juneau Empire coming out stronger and stronger their attempt msrepresent the stand of Delegate Wckersham and their oosng of trying elect Mir Bunne in hs place In recent of that they made the statement that Delegate Wckersha had promised Wange that he would get proposed Dry Strait Canal the Empire states promised dredging Dry Straits this straight misrepresentation of for Delegate Wckersham made such promise to Wrange but he did that he would work for and he has done it. prepared bill and introduced the House of Representative appropriate 900 for preliminary of the Dry Straits Delegate Wcekrsham has worked for this project working and when elected the next Delegate from Alaska going tnue work for it This project the idea of the Wrange Chamber of Commerce and Delegate Wckershan showed his interest Alaska by the quick which he took hold and operated local help his improve and better the conditions in Alaska
 Next Tuesday election day, and already there that feel ling the defeat victory One side the other must defeat the poles next Tuesday and only human be the winning side and for that the many small crowds gathering the and saloons and the with the topic of conversation the election is felt all political circles that the Non Partisan Ticket will carry this district by good majority M OConner the cand Sh5up for representatives Wrange Thursday ing last week until Friday night and during their stay here nearly every in the section and it goes without saying the ticket made many valuable supporters during their stay
 Most of the the ticket straight of fife who governed by party
 ties and will the Territory with the their power advancement You will make mistake by voting Non Partisan Ticket Tuesday
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-10-29

The Ketchikan Mail last Saturday with new tick in the field containing the Charles Suzer and Charles Oliver N J. Svindseth F. Woand H Ganty for representatives This ticket big surprise to every and for what impossible Mr. Svadsh interviewed the subject he stated that his had been placed ticket his knowledge that under consideration would he accept and also stated that he had time declined and had wired the party but received and first he knew the when he received the paper announcing the ticket this ticket the field known that at least three the ticket possibly know that their being used and have repeatedly refused any ticket.
The Washington times., 1914-06-10

S6 Weekend Trips to Atlantic
seashore resorts via Baltimore and Ohio
every Friday and Saturday. June IL to
September IL: good returning following
Tuesday. All regular trains.-Advt
The Washington times., 1914-06-10
PROGRESS MADE IN
VALU|pG UTILITIES
Washington Railway and EIec-
trio Company to Be Taken
Up Next by Board.

Since the appointment. a month ago,
Of Edward w Bemis, expert in public
utility accounting, considerable progress
has been made ip the valuation Of pub
lie utilities in the District, according to
officials Of the Public Utilities Commits
sion. Under the supervision of Mr..
Bemis, Charles L. Pillsbury. chief ensi-
neer, and a corps of assistants, the
commission is now engaged iS the valu-
alton of the property of the Capital
Traction Company.
The Washington Railway and Electric
Company, il is understood, will be the
next to receive attention, after which
the commission will begin work on the
valuation of the properties Of the wash-
ington Gas Light Company. the George
town Gas Light Company, and the cleo
trio light and telephone companies,
II is expected to conclude the work
by June 80. 1915.
In connection with the work of valu-
alton, the following appointments were
made by the Public Utilities Commission
today: l. E. Turner. agent $3.50 a day;
". G. Hooper, agent, S.5e day; w. L.
Macdonald, assistant engineer, IS day:
c. c. Jones, assistant engineer, IS a day:
c. 81. Winbigler, assistant engineer, IS
a day: c. W. Sommervilie, assistant en-.
gineer, s. a day; NJ. ]. BENJAMIN, as
sistant engineer, IS q day; D. IL. Lyford.
assistant engineer. IS q day: Raymond
Richards, engineering statistician, 4.G5
a day; H. B. Frederickson, assistant en-
gneer, $3.50 a day; c. F. Turner, head
clerk. 81 50 q day.
The sslary OF these officials will be
paid from the appropriation Of sl0co 900
In the urgent deficiency bill for the
work Of the Public Utilities Commission
]. g. Williams, statistician Of the cum
mission, and Clayton Grant, a special
employe. are engaged in the valuation
Of the properties of the taXicab COM
psnies. II is expected that q report on
this work will he submitted 20 Engi-
neer Commissioner Chester Harding,
chairman of the commission, before
July ].
The Washington times., 1914-06-10
.EARLY'S DEPORTATION
AWAITS j. S. ACTION
Federal Officials Make No Reply
to Letter of Dr.. Woodward,
Health Officer.

No word has been received by the
District authorities In reply to the let
ter Of Health Oft'ccr w. e. Woodward
to the Federal officials directing atten-
ton to the interstate quarantine regu-
lations providing for the deportation Of
iepers Oh'cials are hoping. however.
that John r. Early's days in Washing
ton will be few. They are prepared 10
turn over the unwelcoma guest TO the
Federal authorities ns soon as word is
received that arrangements have been
made for his removal.
In 1911 the District was called upon
to daport an alleged leper at its own
expense. Anacel.o Palaby, a Filipino.
was declared to be n sufferer from the
disease. After 4 period OF isolation in
the little house In Reservation Is. now
occupied by John Early, palaby was
sent In a baggage coach to Seattle from
where he sailed for Culian, an isIard
Sc miles south OF Manila.
On May Is, 1912. an amendment To the
interstate quarantine regulations provid-
ing that any person who presents SYM
toms OF leprosy and who has left the
State where he resides shall be returned
to such State or removed to such Fed
The Washington times., 1914-06-10
Franciscans to Observe
Feast of Corpus Christi

The celebration Of the Feast Of Corpus
Christi will be held at the Franciscan
Monastery tomorrow morning at 3
o'clock This is one of the few occa-
sions during the year when the grounds
are thrown open to the public, which
may take part in the procession. Sol
emn high mass will be sung at 8
O'Clock The Rev. David Ramos Will be
the celebrant. assisted by the Rev. Ana
clete Cornelissen as deacon, ans the
Rev Aurelius Borkowsh as sub
deacon.
Several affairs have been arranged in
the extensive gardens amid the varle-
gated plarts and ornate flower beds.
The procession will wend its way to the
strains of hymns, in honor of the
Blessed Sacrament, sung by the Fran
ciscan choir.
The feast of St. Anthony will te OBJ
served at 9 O'Clock next Saturday, with
all the ceremony OF past years.
The Washington times., 1914-06-10
REV. BREADY TO Join
EPISCOPAL CLERGY
Former Assistant to Or. Wood
Announces Intention of Max
ing Change.

The Rev. stuart Bready. former as
sistant to the Rev. DR.. Charles Wood
pastor of the Church of the Covenant
and well known In this city. plans q
enter the priesthood OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church In the near future.
This statement was made to friends in
this city yesterday by the Rev. Mr..
Bready.
The clergyman is in Philadelphia to-
day. where 1t is understood he will
confer with several leading clerSymen
of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
The Rt. Rev. Philip Mercer Rhine
lander is bishop of the Pennsylvania
diocese.
After details have been arranged, it
is expected that Rev. Mr.. Bready will
be formally received into the priest
hood and will be assigned by Bishop
Rhinelander to work m the Pennsyl-
vania diocese.
The Pew. Mr.. Bready came to WASH
ington four years ago direct from the
graduating class of Princeton Theolog-
lcal Seminary on invitation of the Rev.
DR.. Wood. He came highly recon-
mended by leading clergymen Of the
Presbyterian denomination in Philadel-
phia. his home having been in German
town.
At the end of his first year at the
Church of the Covenant he received to
the pastorate of the American Church
at Frankfort-on-the- Germany. He
accepted the call, and shortly after.
with his wife, who was formerly Miss
Agnes Balloch, daughter Of DR.. and
Mrs. Edward A. Balloch. of Rhode
Island avenue. went to Germany.
The following year the Rev. Mr..
Bready decided to return to this coun-
try. Later he came to Washington.
Since his arrival here, some months
ago, he and his wife have been visiting
Dr. and Mrs. Balloch.
The Washington times., 1914-06-10
Sigma Chi Men Are to
Celebrate This Evening

DR.. Robert I. Farnham, one OF the
founders of Epsilon Chapter, Sigma chi
Fraternity. OF George Washington uni
versity. will be the guest Of honor At
the fraternity house, 1&s2 NJ street
northwest tonight at the semi-centen-
nial celebration.
Sigma Chi Fraternity 10 one OF the
Oldest Of the Greek letter societies IN
Washington, havinr been founded In
1884. Gen. Benjamin Piatt Runkle, one
Of the original founders Of Sigma chi,
will be present at the celebration. Cen
eral Runkle and six others founded
the fraternity at Miami University IN
Morven Thompson. Of the alumni
chapter. win be in charge OF the cele-
bration assisted by william W. Bride.
Parke A. Galleher. Philip Walker, VIII
lam Woodman, Frank A. Howard. Har.
rison B. McCAwley, Harold Acker, Carl
A. Mapes, and Irving Saum.
The Washington times., 1914-06-10
Flowers and Decorations

for weddings and commandments Es-
Inmates and suggestions given. GUIDE
1914 F.-Advt-
The Washington times., 1914-06-10
Baltimore Socialists
To Hike to Washington

Baltimore Socialists Will invade
washington June 81. according to in
formation received today from local
headquarters.
The invasion will be in the form of
hike The Socialists will leave
Baltimore Saturday. June 20. at noon,
and expect to arrive in Washington
Sunday afternoon.
The main idea of the hike is to spread
Socialist propaganda through the coun-
try The hikers will be entertained
here by the local Socialist organization.
The Washington times., 1914-06-10
Mrs. Jerusha B.Woodward
Is Buried at GlenWood

Funeral services for Mrs. Jerusha 3.
woodward. mother OF s. ". Woodward
who died at the home of her daughter
Mrs. John Olcott, Monday night, were
held at the chapel at Glenwood Gene
tery this afternoon. The Rev. Samuel
III. Green. pastor of the Calvary Bap-
tist Church. officiate. Burial was in
Glenwood Cemetery.
s. w. Woodward arrived here last
night from Stockbridge, Mass. Frank
F.. Woodward. another son, reached
Washington this morning. Fred h,
woodward the only other son. resides
here.
Mrs. Woodward had lived In Washing
Damariscotta, Ne. eighty-Sx years
ago.
The Washington times., 1914-06-10

Wonderfully big assortment
of beautiful Dolly Warden"
plisse, crepes, and white eye
let embroidery lawns, in doz-
ems Of handsome new lace and
embroidery trimmed no.
models to select from. OCC
The Washington times., 1914-06-10
Citizens Ask New Bridge
For Connecticut Avenue

The Connecticut Avenue Citizens AS
sociatior at its meeting tonight i'm the
Army ard Navy Preparatory School
will hear a report from it's public utili-
ties committee. The committee will REG
ommend that a new bridge be built
across the ravine neal tne entrance to
the Zoo grounds. and that the Calvert
street loop be eliminated. This lattes
proposition carries with II the recon-
mandation that all cars run through to
Cleveland Park instead of Terminating
their trips at the Calvert street bridge
The Washington times., 1914-06-10
$6.9S Linen Coat Suits, $2.9S

For girls s to II years. made
of best fast color union linen
in blue. white. tan, and pink,
with white sailor collars and
cuffs and full pleated 7fc
skirt ............. IN
The Washington times., 1914-06-10

ersl quarantine station as the Secretary
OF the Treasury may designate was
adopted.
In view OF this regulation, the Dis
trict authorities feel that IT Is en-
cumbent upon the Federal authorities
to provide for Eariy's deportation.
The Health Department Is anxious to
get rid Of Early as soon as possible,
a. his rnainsenance Is costing the Dis
trict approximately s. day.
The Washington times., 1914-06-10
Would Tame the Tango.

CLEVELAND. June 10-The tango
and hesitation question developed
Into an International problem in the
national dancing masters conven-
tion at the Statler Hotel France
and Germany want to Join hands
with America in tanning down the
new dances. The tango has grown
too gay and giddy even for Paris.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-04
SauiunGote.

6omburg. Die on Der Rotbers
baumhouFee pobnenoe 5rau 9elbis.
bic ibren bunoerften geburtstae in
seiitieer uno t0rperliher Riiiti9teit bes
gins. erIitt pdbrenb Der 6eier ibres
@eburtstagss pl0Bli9 einen 9er5fdlug
uno mar fofort tot.
Sn 8ersiteot bel Wobloorf
tpurbe bic ssrau BEG Observation-Disclosures
unb Jii6bGnolers e5ooit bon spet
iuneen Burden NIT ibrem Suhrpert
aneebalten uno i~bsrfaaen. Die But
f6en riTsn Gle 6rau bonn Doefn
berab. fdleppten ie in Elm nabesele9es
nes @ebols feiIelten lie uno beraubten
lie ibrer 8aari6aft BON bunoert Wtart.
Dis Elm anoeres 6ubrtpert in Stdt
tam, flii6teten ole Rduber. Die 5rou
nuroe in bepuBtloiem 3uItanoe in
hire Wobnung ~Ibergefubrt. IS muB
ii9 elm barter &dmpf abseIpieIt boz
ben, benin man fano ON Satorte cine
&rapatte uno Den Shirm einer
Miibe, aud iparen bic !SGnoe Der Jrau
nit 8lut neiuoelt.
Sn benz 9ol3geriiit elmer 0od'
fettion auf Der Werft bon 8lobm &
BOB brad Jsusr aus. Die Oodiets
ton piro fir bic nSmpsrator" salaf.
in Samburg gebout unb fonte in ben
nGhiten Suaen BON Stopel l%oufen.
Der 8rono entituno pahrfheinlidJ
ourh Glueieuer beim Nieten. unb era
sriff fofort oas geiomte 9ol5geriift,
bas innen uno ouben I'm bic eeiamte
Oodportis berum9efibrt lit. Sn nee
nisen Setunoen itano Der gonse GUS
setrodnete 9ol3bau in 5lammen. 70
bob bic $50 &rbeiter, Die innen Be-
f6Gftiet tparen, in groBe Gefabr se.
rieten. Gs eelang ober balo elmer
oroBen MnSabl BON ibnen, fi6 gu ret
ten. Gin unnerbeirateter Nieter nuros
bon ben 1lammen ergriffen. Wlan
fano nur nod ieinen p~ertoblten Geld
nam. Weiter finb pier Mrbeiter Ihipsr
unb 3ebn tpeitere leiht nerlebt poroen.
TaIt ole bnfen betm 5erobiprinqen
BON Dem a6t Tleter bober @e-iiit
Qrms uno geinbrii1e fopie Rippens
Derlebuneen bopongetro9en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-04

rat Or. SeuBler. Der l~angidbriss
SberIebrsr uno fpdtsre Director bss
aonisiidsu 5rieoridz9 pmnaiiums in
aafel. eiSsr Der 2ebrsr oes Deutiden
aaiisrs pGbreno oeHen Safeler 9pm.
naiialSsit. besine inter eroberen Gbs
runssn Der 9aHsIer 8iirseri6aft isia
fiinf5ieidbrises Sberlsbrsriubildum.
Or srfrsut ii9 in piHenf4aftliden
areifsn als Spradfori9sr grobsu
aniebens.
SIN Qlter bon fiiufunbfinf3is
.Sabren 1T YrofeHor Or. Weper, eriter
Rapenmsiiter bes t0uisIihen Softbeas
tiers in RaFsl, na9 ldnserem 2sio,n
geftorben.
Zebra. Nuf benz Werrataliberss
tperf Mbtsroba BEL 9erltunsen ssrist
Der 8ersmann 3immel in einem
S9adt apifaen ben i'm 9anse befinbs
lihen Jorbertorb uno Die S9adt,
pa1b. &iimmei erlitt bierbet fapere
8erl.sunsen, Die feinen ~Iofortissn Sob
berbeifibrten. Der 9et0tese mar pers
beiratet; er binterldbt cine Witre uno
orei unperforete ainoer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-04
GMleSmia.0plitein.

Heumi Ii n It er. Webrere ginbres
der oranssn ourd Elm 2iftungsfenfter
in oas an Der GbriltianftraBe belesene
5ilialesiddft Der Girma Ruoolf aarIs
ftaot unb ent!peuoeten Stiefel. In5Ige
uno Serrenpdide i'm Werte BON 600
Wart. GuBerbem hoben fis Die We9s
feItoiie gepliRoert.
9eim Saoen in elmer MereeI.
CRUDE lit Der Maurer Trieori6 Sager
ertrunlen. Gr binterldbt feiner 6rau
bier unperforgte 3inoe,:.
GIensbure. @trhuftet puroe
elm Observation-Disclosures Nonn mo-
mems SepIen. Der in 8eroadt itebt.
tiirslih elm 9aus in SineIeff in
8runb seitett gu baben, tpobei spei
MenIden ums 2ebeu tamen. Gr
rpurhe Dor pier5ig Sahren tpeeen 9ifts
moroes gu Iebensldngli9em 3uhtbaus
perurteilt, mad breiBig Sabren aber
begndbigt; felt Ser 3eit treibt er ii9
aIs 8agabuno i'm 2anos lumber.
WiBwort. Giner Der dIteiten
unb f90niten Sauberge IN Gioeritobt,
Der beige Sof bon RitOlai Sobnien,
bronnts ;nfolss glibidlases sdn5lid
nieoer. Der Sdaoen betrdgt etrpa
10000 Mort.
6eibe. Sn S%iioerbolm brannte
oas 6ous oes Nrbeiters Soon nieoer.
Der grobt. Seil oes Mobiliars tpuroe
oerettet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-04
Vuntmern.

anIbers. SIN See Bel 2stou
ertrantsn Die Sausoame oes 9utes,
SrduIein Sled, uno bic Mamieu
9or9mann. leBters bel benz 8eriu6e,
TrGulein Sled gu retten.
6tettin. Der Oampfer r8er-
lin" Der Stettinsr Oampfidifffubrtsa
4ttieneeielidaft 1T auf Dem 9affpais
fer in Der RGbe bes 9affs nit benz
S9leppoampfer .Oftfes". Der einen
sroBen f9neoifden Gro4tbampfer i'm
S1lepptou bate, Recommendation.
Der Oampfer Office" puroe ootei
mitt.n ourdihnitten unb fant in fir.
SETTER 3eit. Snfolee beg @npranes
geriet Der Dampfer ,@erlin" aud nit
benz 5rah!oampter in 2oIifton unp
puroe babel am @orosrfdiff bei9d'
oiat, 70 bob er gu iinten besnnn. Den
llnfan ereignets iid unterbalb Der 70.
o.nannten &rampe=M iinoung. Der
3ablrei6en SahrgdIte bemdhtigte ith
fofort mad benz 3uIammenitobe cine
orobe punif, aber Der Oampfer Sc
ban" unb mebrere in Der Idbe liegeube
WaFerprdbme unh bin5utommenoe
S6leppodnpfer rabmen Die Gatrqditc
ouf. Gs fGetnt, oub feline Meniden.
Ieben su beflagen iino, oo6 iino meb=
rere YerIonen nertpunoet tporoen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-04
Meficnbnra.

Wtsmor. Bel elmer S6ldgsrti
in einem Ion3faal in O0mib tpuyoe
Die @rbeiterfrou S6!unbt umgerannt;
lie fdtug nit BEN aopfe 10 beftig auf
oab fis tot Iiegen blieb.
Yaraim. Selbftmorb bat in
Sutofp Der Rertnsrempfdnser Siggei
periibt. or Dffnsts f9 cine Sdlags
oosr om gsin unb erbdnsts fih bann,
- Der breiunb5ponais Sabre olts
S9mieoeeeIeue 9ubnte bat Istn Elm
Sobr oItes 2ino. als Ii6 bic Nuts
ter nit ibren orei dlteren 9inoern
einen 4uesnflid entfernt bate. in Die
Stsgsnib ~getporfen. Dos Rino III sr.
trunten. Qn6 Der Got fprdng er
ebenfans in oi. Stesenib. SIN DaFer
perlor CT BEN Nut unb orbeitete fh
fpieber ans 2ano, no Ct feitesnommen
rpurbs. Sr bot bic Sat onfdsineno
in sinem 4nfau ssiftiser llmno6tuns
besongen.
Wtttenbure. Sbr pierhunbert.
iGbriees Gtiftunssfef feisrte oi. Dits
t.nburesr S9is.nBunft. 4ts 0ertres
ter oss 9-oBFr5ogs nobm 0er3os
Qbolf Jrisorit5 or ber Jeier tell. CT
iiberrsidts Der S6iibenar nft .insn
BON @rObkrsps gsfiftetta flbern.n
potoI.
ROfOd. Der Gf.fIier aafmisr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-04
A5uiareim gabien.

DRESDEN. Sn penis feierte Der
pcdsr Der Vopierfabrif 4uguit Srm.
fder gum 8~lpeiten Wale Die filberne
9odseit. germ Srmider ipar es
nGmii6 ~peraOnnt, bereits in Der eriten
Gbe bas sleihe Self gu besebsn.
Der ilteite fd4ffds Parlamen.
tarier, 8eb. Rat 3ammerberr b.
S4Onbere, feierte feinen neuusisfen
@eburtstag. gr 1T Mitglieo Der Grs
item 2dmmer.
3eidenba6t. 8. Sein finfsis.
idbrises 9iireers unb MeiiteriubilGum
begine SattlermeiIter Wilbelm S6rsis
Der, Der l~aneidbriges @orftanosmit-
glieb Der bielisen Sottlers unb 1ape=
5irersSnnuug mar, in boiler tOrperlt-
der 9eiunobeit uno Ruiti9teit.
gauben. Den Ghelsuten ¬be
bier NOR s8 personnt, bic oiamnntene
So9seit in boiler RiItieteit begeben
su tonnen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-04

2enbsin, 3r. 9leb. Die Shirt.
lid bon pIefffde Disqualification
bat 3piiaen 9sno5in unb aItbsrun
nah Rohle bobren laNen. Su Der
Rdbe bss 9obrIodes purosu Eager
bon Raisnsiiensrs oufgsoedt. bic biz
finfunopiersig 9rOSent 9sbalt babsn.
Sur GridlisBune oieier @eesno fol-
cine 8abn spiiden Reuberun. alt6es
run uno Sidau g.baut perben.
@rob>S trebiib. Der brei.
Bisite 3rsistriessrperbanostas purbe
untsr Dem SoriiB bes 2anbrats. Sc
bsimrat bon bitten abeebalten. Dem
8erbonoe geborsn neunsebn 8srsine
nit 2269 Mitslieoern. baruuter AZ
Gbrsnmitslisoer. 81 Offi3isre uno 223
9risgs peternneu an. Oas 9eiamtuers
mosen Der 8ersine betrdst 21.551
Wtarf.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-04
Cftprcuken.

3intsn. Der 6leifderlsbrling
g. &ditner ertrant in Der 8aoeanitoli.
Seine 2ei9s tonnte erft seborsen tpers
Den, na9oem bas i'm WaHer ftebenoe
@erit Der 8aoeanitalt ~poqitGnoig obs
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geben.
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