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The Washington times., 1914-05-21
|IuSt Watch Boston and Detroit,
Not Athletics, Says the Old Fox
RnageT Griffith Does Not Think Worlds Champs Have Chance
to Win 1914 Pennant-Jack Bentley Receivers From
Slight Attack of Fever and Practices
By THOMAS KIRBY.

wAlte heat they have silenced ~
C! mics and have won more admircr
than during the same length of time Il
any past years
The Washington times., 1914-05-21

J ck Bentley was out at morning
"a ctice today. and was feeling much
etJer. He feels that he has about
O. ked the fever out of his system.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-04-17
KINDRED PLACE DESTROYED
Burned to Ground Wednesday-TWO
Members of Family Injured.

Fire which was discovered about 5
O'Clock Wednesday morning complete
ly destroyed the houses, barns, sheds
and logging equipment on the Kin
dred place at New Kamilche and SER
iously burned William Edward Kin
dred, three years old, and his father
Charles Kindred. The boy is at ST.
Peters hospital undergoing treat
ment, the father is under the care of
Shelton physician, and will be
brought to Olympia as soon as he can
be moved, and Mrs. Kindred and the
seven other children, ranging from
14-year-old boy to babe in arms,
are being cared for.by relatives and
friends. The horses and stock were
the only things saved and the loss
will amount to several thousand dol
lars.
Mrs. Kindred was first awakened
by the blaze and aroused the family.
In the first rush from the burning
home, little William was left behind
sleeping, and when this was discover
ed Mr.. Kindred broke the window of
the bedroom with his arms and hands
and rushed into the flames after the
little fellow, rescuing him.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-04-17
SATURDAY IS LAST DAY OF THE Big CONTEST
WILL NOT MOVE BRIDGE.
Heed Protest of Citi-
zens of Rochester.

The county commissioners this
week needed the protests OF a dele
cation OF residents of the Rochester
and Nina districts, objecting to the
proposed removal Of the uncompleted
bridge across the Black River on the
Dave Johnson road to where the Case
road crosses Scatter Creek, and also
gave the delegation to understand
there was strong probability of COM
pleting this road and bridge this year
X. M. Patton, postmaster at Rochester,
T. Ives Dodge, Nat Miles, d. F. Hick-
ey. l.. l.. Hunter, Albert Wright and a
number Of others made up the dele
cation.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-04-17
TAXATION PROBLEMS
SUBJECT OF MEETING
TO ADDRESS STATE
TAX CONFERENCE AT UNI
VERSITY NEXT MONTH

A state tax conference is to be held
at the University of Washington. May
81, % and 20. It's object is to bring
about better general understanding
of the states tax system, its effect
upon various interests, upon the well
fare of the state at large and the re-
spect in which improvement is pos
sible.
Governor Lister will preside at the
conference and the university has ar
ranged for the participation in the
discussion of three of the ablest spe-
cialists in taxation among American
economists: Professor Carl C. Plehm
of California, Professor Thomas S.
Adams of Wisconsin, member of the
Wisconsin tax commission, and Pro
fessor Charles ]. Bullock of Harvard
university.
These men are not only theoreti-
cal economists, but each of them has
had experience in the practical sOlu
tion of the problems of taxation and
public finance. In addition to this,
the best meE among our own people
will be drafted into service to make
the program one of direct practical
value to the state of Washington.
1t is hoped that the getting togeth-
ef of representative men from all
parts of the state at the university
for a candid and unprejudiced discus
sion of these problems will result in
a better understanding and hence OPP
en- the way toward the construction
of system of taxation which will be
a credit to the state and satisfac-
tion to it's people. The meetings of
the conference will be open to the
pubic, and it is hoped that there win
be a large attendance.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-04-17

Funeral services for Nv. rorY r.
Canon, 76 years old, wife of Mayor
Canon of Tumwater, who died at
st. Peters hospital last Thursday
night, was held in this city Sunday
afternoon Rev. Mr.. Hopkins Of Tum-
water an old friend of the family,
officiating. Interment was made in
the Masonic cemetery.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-04-17

James Crowley, who recently re-
used to leave the county Jail because
his case was dismissed, until he was
finally persuaded to do so by his at
torney, this week sought to have the
case re-instated, but the motion was
denied by Superior Judge John r.
Mitchell.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-04-17
HOG DAY. TO Be A
STATE FAIR FEATURE
YAKIMA BUSINESS MEN COOPER.
ATE WITH STATE-FINE DIS
PLAY Is ASSURED.

With business men Of North Yaki-
ma actively cooperate with the
state department of agriculture this
year for the first time, prospects are
bright for an excellent state fair that
will live up to the reputation made
by the department with the 1918 ex-
position.
The agricultural advisory board
will meet with the North Yakima
business men next Monday, April 20,
and at that time it is expected a man
ager will be selected who will work
with the business mems committee.
Meanwhile, the officials of the depart
ment Of agriculture have been busy
making all possible arrangements for
this years show.
"HOg Day" to be Feature.
An entire day to be devoted to
swine, to be known as Hog Day, will
be one of the attractions at the fair
this year, plans and arrangements for
which are at present being made by
DR.. H. T. Graves, acting commissioner
of agriculture.
Last year. according 70 hog experts,
the swine display at the Yakima fair
was the best in the country, being SO
pronounced by A. J. Lovejoy, presi-
dent of the International Livestock
show and the acknowledged leader
of hog judges in the United States.
This year it is the intention of the
acting commissioner to make all live
stock exhibits as strong as possible.
Many Prizes Offered.
Already large number of prizes
have been rendered the department
which are sure to arouse an unusual
interest in the swine exhibit and more
are in process of arrangement.
The National Durco-Jersey Record
association offers for herd consist
ing of boar and three sows, a first
prize of SEQ. second Of $40 and third
of IS, and an additional handsome
silver trophy to the best young herd
under one year, consisting of boar
and three sows. This association Of
fers also for barrow under one year
a first prize of So, second 81, and
third So, all animals to be registered
in the National Association, and the
department will add the same
amounts.
To Attract Exhibitors.
The American Hampshire Swine
association, the American Berkshire
association and others have also ten
dered attractive cash prizes in addi-
ton to valuable silver trophies.
Notations made by Mr.. Lovejoy on
such exhibits as Berkshires, Durco-
Jerseys and others indicate that the
hog exhibitors of this state would be
among the winners at any show, and
il is the intention Of the department
of agriculture to make this feature of
the livestock exhibit this year of such
a MAGNITUDE as to attract exhibitors
and hog fanciers from all parts of the
Northwest.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-04-17

Mr.. and Mrs. John r. James left
this week on an extended trip to the
Sacramento valley, California, leav-
ing Seattle Thursday on the steam
er President for San Francisco.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-04-17
Statements that he had discovered

Statements that he had discovered
numerous seepages of oil in the tract
in the vicinity Of Bordeaux were made
in a letter from Hugh T. Halbert of
the Halbert company which is iocat-
ing the Swiss colony in this county.
"In all the contracts of sale | have
made he says in the letter, Il am re
serving the oil, coal and minera
rights. As soon as We have completed
our plans for the establishment Of
the Swiss colony, we will then go
ahead and develop the oil and coal
which ! feel certain will be found in
paying quantities in that portion Of
the Black Hills covered by our prop
erty." Mr. Halbert expects 70 bring
another car of Swiss to this tract
within a short time.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-04-17

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-04-17

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24
Kinder schreIon
MACH FLETChER'S
CA$ T q RIA
Seitcrretd=unqarn.

@ien.- ueber Sic grl tiir1n1111g
Galispos I'M Serbien o1trb oie 0iter=
reidiiden Iruppen miro bieltgen
glattern geidrieben: Ste Serben
bntten bier in monatelarnger Mrbeit
gefeitigl1ngen erridtet, bie onf BOUT
erroe gertbeioigung etngeridtet pa=
rem urb ibnen ielbl It ols uneimeb11=
bor gnlten. @ier maren betonirte
Observation-Disclosures iorgfdltig porbe=
reitet; feite Snfonterieitiitpunfte, iii
mebreren gtogen ubereinan6er auf=
gebaut, Grnbtbin0erniiie urro Mi1te11=
feloer botten @aliepo in cine itarfe
Setting umgetpanoelt. l1niere 5rup=
pen rlidftte11 concentrii9 in flint 81
MEN auf bieie SteQung Los. 9n
Sonntag, Is. September, tparen Tie
I'M Nprben u1b Norbmei ten bere1ts
biz ouf einige &ilolneter Dor Sal
jebo gelangt. Die Serben batten H
fen @alptlteuung auf Sen 9ohen
uno Sa11tine inn georosn,
mGbrerrb Ser 0lterreidiid-ungariide
iiegbringe1roe GoritoB BON @elten
Der erfolgte. Sim gormittag 6e5 IL.
NoDember I'M II l1br begam unIer
@auptungriff Ser gegen Nadmittug
um 5 l1br gum Ia1rhbrl1d Ser Icr=
6iiden stean1ng fibrte. Ser redte
ser Serbe11, Ser ourd Ste uolr
Sbrenopac onriidenoen Dl%terreidilh=
ungariiden arafte beorobt mar, midi
ultf Mranbjelomac 5ltriid, mahreno
Elm an6erer 5beil auf @ornu Mila=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24

Stano Ser baoiiden Iinan5en, 0ie er-
freulidermeiie iid als 0urda1s ge=
lunp eruieien bitten, tpenn auA Die
@ireungen 6es @rieges ntdt ipmrlos
poriibergegangen ieien. Ste Sage
Ser Son0uirtbi6aft tpur6e als iebr
giiritig be5etdnet, aber au@ Bic qr=
beit5loiigfeit in Ser Sn6ultrie buDe
lange 1idt 0en crit gefurfteten ltln=
fang angenommen. Sic gat5e mirtb=
ldaitlid)e Gage bobe lid gegen Sen
Mrgult mei el1tlib ge6eliert, pas lit
oen 5teige1rben grtragniB oeS Glitter
perfebrs gum Aus0ruf fpmme.
Shmebingen. - &iir5lid
iiberflogen fein0lide 6lieger Sdue=
tinge1t ur1b Die 2uftldlffballe Nhel=
1rul1. Sic ml1rDe1r Ourb 8ranatc1=
fe11er pertrieben.
Gliaf=Sotbringen.
strabburg. = Sic Stra0=
burger Eoit mel0et aus Sdlierba9
inn &reiie Miilbauien: slm 10. Gh=
quit mrlrDen Ser bieIige 60rlter @eit
unb feline 9au5bdlterin BON Den
J%ran5oien gefangen genommen uno
nab 8elfort gebrodt, Neil @elt az
geblih oeutlde @orpoiten I'M iein
@ous a1fgenommen botte, Ste bon
bier aus cine fran50iiide 8otroni4e
beidyolien bnben iollen, @te lest
ourb cine aus Ser fron50lil9en @e=
fangeniduft entlaliene 6rau befannt
miro, lit sic @allsbdlterin eridolie1
uno Soriter @elt gu 20 Sabrcn
;3mongsnrbeit per11rtbeilt moroen.
Meb. = Ser @ergenot 2dgsr=
mann bonn 173. Snfunterie=&sgl=
ment, aus &oldgrunb itammeno, lit
in elmer gaoemitalt 5u Deeb ertrit11=
fen, al5 er einen I'M 9ilfe rufenOen,
6em grtrinfen nabe Sol0aten retten
poate. 9er SOB trat infolge 5erj=
Ihlags eir. Ser Soloat fon1te BON
an0erer Seite gerettet mer0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24
Gifcs, glGn5enoes 6aar
Trei BON 8rinS.
mabdcn, perind,t es! 9as @aar miro
peid], malcnb unn berrltd! aauft
cine 25 Gents Slaide Sanoerire.

@enn scsbr ettpas I'M i9tperes 9oar
qebt, Dag gldn3t in @9onbeit uno ltrahlt
bun 2eben, Das cine unbergle1dl1de
@eihbeit bot unb po1enb uno gldn5er1o
lit. periudt 9anoertne.
Sur cine App1itation berooppet 6ie
Sdnnhcit Cures 3aares, nebjtoem lot
lie iofort ieoen @ranD : Eortifel; Sbr
tDnnt fein fd0nes 9aar nod gefunoes
Saar baben, menn SIR Grind babt. Sic.
Ter 5dDrf raubt ben @lan5 Deg 9aares.
~5eritDrt 1eine stdrte unb fem eigentltdes
Seben uno, er5eust. tpenn nan i'm ni9t
beieitigt, cine Sieberbaftisteit uno EN-
G,Sudcn Ser aopfbaut; Die 9aar1pur5eln
6uneern aug, Io1en ii4 uno 1terben 90,
Damn fdlt bas 6aar raid aus. gertehlf
uiht cine 25 Gents Slalde Deg a11otp!z
ton's 1onoerine in irgenD elmer Ipotbete
sl taufen uno Damn Der uht es.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24
Die ate Heitnatb.
6annober,

Iuoer ltaot. = Cine Je1er5'
brun1t piitbete innerbalb menigel
@odeu gum 5meiten NAL in bem luO'
bur5ilden Madborort Yobl0e. GuS
iSel1er fam in Dem Mrupeien beS
Mullrers y. S%ei0elberg gum Mus'
bruh uno oebnte lid] auf Sic Mn1ue=
fen 0es Mrbeiters 8. 9eitmam, 3es
2unopirtbs q. Sbiele uro oes Slider
manns 8. &ol5apfel aus, Sic iammt=
lid p~oulta1loig nieberbramten.
@eitlafen.
90 ii ter. - Gin nit &ilf1ibt
auf Sic &riegs5eit eritaunlides gr>
gebnib bot Ser NbidluB Ser orient
lidsn Standardization an nnierer
%llnioeritat gebabt. Srosbem eine
gro5e 3abl Ser S%t1oirenoen fretpil=
Zig gu oen Tabnen geeilt mar, bat
Sic geiuds5ubl iid nidt Derringert,
lonoern lit inn @egentbeil gegen fru=
bere Senrelter seltiegen. = Die title
&(uule Ser Gopucinerpdter on Wfiin=
tiers Meutbor u1nidlob oieier Gage
mieoer ei1ren Srbensiubilar. P. So
6riel Rl1gge, E0nitetrtim an ser
Iumfirde, fpnrte iein 50ldbriges
Trieiteril1bildum begeben.
Sam m. - Sier lit Ser Neffe oss
gentrumsfubrer5 @%in0tborit, @ebsi=
n1er SS~uiti5ratb @inotborlt, inn Sitter
Don so Sabren geitorben.
sect. = Sic geiBeI Uni erer
2ar1omirtbidoft, 0ie gefurdrete
Maul= unb &lal1e11leufe, bot MN
o1th mie0er in unlerem &reile Iif
Nah elmer gefanntma=
datnJ Des Sgt. 2anorotbamts Soe|t
lit Ste Seu6e IN Ser @en1einOe glfel=
born ol1sgebroden. IS linD lofort
meitgebenoe Observation-Disclosures
geIro1TelL lDUEUel.
Nus Dem g uuerlun0e. =
3um1 5peiten male in Dielem Sabre
reift.n auf utieren 9el0en oie Frel=
belbeeren. Sic Jriidte lin6 5mar
11id)t gang 10 Oif 1pie' I'M CONNER,
0pb 5eidnen lie iid burd gleidma=
Bige Geife aus. Sic lebten lornigsn
Gage oes G%pdtberbites, oie UNI Sic
Mittags5eit iogur lommnerlide @ar=
ipen0eten, begiinitigten 0aS Gin
iammeln ser gelddbten 6a1rdt.
&beinprupim5.
GDln.- @ie Die gldtter ber16=
ten, lit oas oen1 rbeiniiden uraosl
a%ngebDrenbe @eld1edt Ser @rafen
Sompei9 rl1nmebr ol5 erloiden an
5nieben. Ser lebte sproB lit nad)
@ie1ter Melb11ngen bel einem grfunz
oungsritt in 0en &arpatben our4
@oinfen b~irterliitig erihollen tpor=
Sen. &ur5 Dprber batte 1e1n gruDer
BEN Seloe1tpo gefunoen. 9eioe Ora
fen tpuren 9aeffen 0e5 friiberen, fin
0erlos Der torbenen Gori iben6en Ser
Gentrumspartei @rafen Mlfre0 Som=
pei9 nuf SdloB &l1rid I'M &reiie
grfelen5.
Moben- Sic bier %mobnenoen
elrglilden Iraren lanDten cine Gin
gabe nud 2onDpn, in Ser e5 be!Bt:
in Made11 le6enDen britllhen
Jrollen rid)ten Ste 0ringenoe gltte
an STE britiide &egieru1tg, oie 6eltt-
iten ur0 olterreidiiden Gipilgefan=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24

nop1o flob. I'm ere Sruppen mab=
ten retbe 8eute an @efangenen, @a=
ihiiben, Defenders aber an Grain.
ourembnrg.
2uremburg.- SSn ibrer fur5<
lih lei @%roffmung Ser &ammer ge=
baltenen 5bronreoe iogte sic @rDb=
ber5ogin unter anberem: @ir ltn6
ale bis ms Iiefinnerlte ser Sesle
betriibt iber Sic sdrednilie oe5
graBliden &rieges 5mil9en SEN r11s
bened)burten @0lfern. 2eiber boron
mir nod brnoert Iugen unmenidli=
Ge11 Hi1gen5 nod fein @ort 0e5
Iriebens. @ir fon11en 1a1r belfen,
Dos ltngliif 5u mil0ern. "a e rfiiGt
ut1isr 2aa6 feline Nflidt reidlid uno
miro es altd in 3ufunf It tbun. Sic
A%eutralitat 9urembl1rg5 tit perlest
mor0el1. Sd ur0 meme &egieru119
baben ipfort &ermabrung Oagegea
%eingslegt. lin ere He6te iino ml3=
fonnt, mor0e11, aber Tie mer0en pol=
ltanoig a1fredt erbalten. Surem=
burg betradtet itd %feinespeg5 els
leiner Neutralitatspflidten ertbl1n=
SEN un6 miro lie aud ferner loDal
%erfulen. l1nier Erutelt bleibt poa=
inbaltlih belteben. Sic 9ep0lferurg
benabm ii6 correct un6 tactpou &C.
gen Sic 0urd5ieben6en Iruppen. SD
1prete ibr 6afmr meiren innigiten
Can't ob. 0abei miro es bleiben,
u16 man miro uns nidt portperf eli
fDt1nen, baB mir irternatio1pale Ser
pflidtungen nidt erfuqen.
Oberforn. = SIM Mntpeien
6es @irtbes S. Antoine brud iungit
6el1er alts. Cine Merge Jutterpor=
ratbss, iopie Sic gdel1ne nebit Stal=
lungeu puroen ein Gaub Ser SLANT
men.
Cid a. 5. Ml5. - SSunglt perun=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24

gludte auf Sen bieligen &ereinigten
@iittenmerfen Ser 20iabrige @rbeitgr
IS. Grii9. 8eim Mbfoppeln Don Mi=
n~ettepagen gerietb er unter Die Mo=
id,inv, murbe uberfabren urb a1f ber
Steae %getootet.
Sdmets.
9ern.- Sic idppei5eriide Sail=
DEMONSTRATING lit nit elmer 6eier Of
fi5iel geidloiIen moroen. 5ros Der
4riegsereignilie unb Ser Weobllma=
duny Ser gur5en idmel5er11den ar=
NEE batte sic ont Is. Dtal urter Den
belten Mulpi5ien er0ffnete ansltel=
ll1ng einen pouen grfolg.
2uaern. - gm SberalppeB
ml1roe Ser Soppeur @iniger Don
bier Don ei11er 9urpine erfubt uro
perihuttet. gr mur0e als 2elhe aus
Sem Shnee bera1sgegrabe11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24

gene;l iopeit Tie nidt peroadtig itnb,
auf ireien SUP gu iesen uno Den SSn,
baftirten Elm Ser britiiden Nation
m%iiroiges l1nterfonmen 5u Iifern.. ..
Sic engIiiden Jrauen in aaden
m0dten Ser britiiden &egierung I'M
terbreiten, ooB lie bisber BON oen
oeutlden geb0roen NIT Ser gr0btel
sdonur1g uno &iif1idt bebonoelt
moroen li1ro, uie es oieier groben
uro ltarfen Nation piirbig lit.
giien. = Muf bem 3eden-
@abnboie Ser 3ede vSertules" fab-
rem cine 2ofomptipe un6 mebrere
a%oblempagen ourd oen 9abnbof
o1lr,b u1po ltieBen cine Wauer I'M,
mobel orei poriibergebenoe &nbcr
get06tet tpa1rben.
2angenoreer. = Slut Ser
3ede Mel14Sierlobn 9 gerietb fIr5li4
ser iugenoli9e Mrbeiter .. Eiidler
u1rter einen 3ug &oblempagen, mobH
er Sen grub beioer 9eine un6 ion=
ltige 1ftpere @erlebungen 6aDortrug.
Sorba9.- Gin uber 80 Sabre
oltes gbepoar ml1rbe in ieiner 8o5=
mrg eritodyen m%uigefunoen. Sic
Shot lit noh niht aufqefIart. Mur1
neigt iebof gu Ser Mmrobme, baB Ser
Ghe.uum Mor0 uno Selbitmor0 Der=
iibt bnt.
S%l6enbnrg.
SIbenburg.- Mit ben1 8or=
mIdIag 6es giIenbabnbaufor lit
a1b cine al1sfiibrlide 0arlegung oes
llmbollplunes fir ben 8abnbof 8il-
belmsbopen berausgefommem, fir
Sen ei1re erite &ate BON anoertbalb
W:liaionen Marf eingeforoert miro.
Die @%eiammtfoiten belm1fen it6 naD
elmer geredmung Ser @iienbabnner=
waltung ouf S,165>00Q Marf. Scr
@ubnbof iou bis 1919 fertig geitelt
fem.
8dnern.
Minher.- Sic uMiin6ener
Me0i5i&mide@ odenidrift" tbeilt NIT,
BOB bis Mitte Nopember nidt met1l=
ger els 92O Mer5te 0as 81 erne
&reu5 erbulten.
6 atersIautern.- Ml5 Der
% SsSobre olte Eartiefiibrer s. Sos
meg BON S6uingen bel Iurbod oem
2%1idbrigen Saglobner =. San0er
BON bier bel Ser Arbeit Gprbaltun=
gen lr1adte, ergriff Oieler ein ldipe=
res stiif gilel1robr unO idlug Gob=
meg berort auf Sen &opf DaB oialer
no9 ON gleihen Mberb ltarb.
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0ah bei Nieo buntirte ein 19iabriger
&nedt NIT einem GelDebr um0 blelt
inn Sder5 auf 0ie %16iabrige G1en1t=
mage Mnna Stint on. Gin losgeber=
Ser SduB t0btete iie-
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.eirer @opferperpadungSan ltalt Den
&opf in eire 9opfenprelie n116 muroe
getDotet.
IS mr5burg. - 9ier mur0e 1T
Ser Nfarrftrde 81 ct. Setter bon e=
roem Seite11altar meg Elm gilb ~Wea=
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(Mloria nit 0em Seiufino auf Den
Mrmen) ge1toblen.
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ltabt er{d,oB ein nnh ser StraBe an
g0bnitetter anfgeiteqter @adtpoltcn
oos f~iinfjdbrige S0dter9en oes
@dneioermeiiters Sdger. Gas &iro
par iofort to6t.
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ter trogiiden l1mltG16en ltarb sic 81
Sabre ulte gbefrm 6es 5ur5eit I'M
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frurrfe Srau erlitt pl0blid einel1
glutitur5, fiel babet GIT gooen, n11o
Sic brenre116e Stearinfer5e, 0te Die
SSrou in ser SanD batte, itedte ibre
&lei6er in gran6. 0ie Grau ltarb
unter ldrefliden gdmer5en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24
Better ais Prlgtln.

griiaeln brinst oas aino nidt pom gettnalen
ab. IS stbt cine tpnititutipnele uriade fur oielen
SrubeI. Mrs. NJ. Summers, Box 67B. South
Bend, Ind. ienbet irgenb elmer Mutter ibre CT
6eimbebanblung nit boiler Wntpetiune
su. 9 idt tein aelo. ionbern Shretbt heute noda
an lie, penn Cure 8inoer gncb in bieier Neiie 1ru.
bel mud1en. 1aoelt bas 8,no nidat. benn mbali,
cber,ueiie ,uiro oaourcb nicht %sebolfen. Steie Be=
barolung heilt audi er,uadbiene uno alte Geute. Die
lIriu= Slucbieriateiten bel Iag ODER Nadbt BADEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24
Sin &erind fir 2eberleibem.
unalmflidHEhDfid onntnt

Sic 2eber, trdge un6 arbeit5unt d
big, 5eigt iid 5uerit int geiitigen 3u'
itonoe - ungliidlid uno fritii9. -
Nie lit Ireuoe inn oeben, men11 Wta-
gen pn6 9eber nift tire arbet ner'
ridten. Solicit Cure 2eber afttp 11no
geiuno ourd 6er @ebrau4 bon Sr.
Sings 2ebenspiaen; iie leeren ot'
Gingerpeioe miaig, itarfen @uren Wta-
ger, helen Cure Ier1topfung uno re1=
niaen oos glut. 25t Bel gurem
Mpotbefer. gudlen's Mrnica Gable
ausge5eitnet fir @dmmorrhoioen.-
Wnaeide.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24

rtooeo flob. uniere Sr11ppen mab-
ten reide 8eute an @efangenen, @a=
ihiibett, bel on6ers aber an Grain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-26
BROOKLYN SOCIETY
DANCES AND DIMES
Home of ST. Giles the Cripple
Profits by Gay and Festive
Entertainment.

One OF the most important weddings Of
the season will be celebrated on Wednes-
day, when Miss Mary KEYS Packer,
daughter Of Mrs. william s. Packer, and
Dr. Robert Ormistou Brockway are mar
ried. The Rev William s. Packer OF
Winchester, Mass, brother OF the bride.
will perform the ceremony at the Packer
home, 26O Hicks ST. There will be small
reception for few intimate friends
Miss Packer. who will be given in mar
riage by her brother. Dr. Andrew Dickson
Packer, is TO be attended by Mrs. Russell
Cornell Letfirgwell Luchen HEWITT. Mrs.
Andrew Dickson Packer and Mrs. WILL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-26

IS West 10Th ST. Mr. Riker lives with MS
mother. Mrs Daniel s. Riker, at 3o3
Madison ave. he was graduated from
Harvard in 1911. and is a member Of the
Union. Riding and Rumson Country ciuos.
Announcement was made last Thurs
day Of the engagement Of Miss Grace Ely,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Cheever New
han Ely. Of 40 West 55th St. TO Lieu
tenant David Edward Cain. L. S A., for
merly OF 81. Louis, No. Miss Ely made
her debut several Years ago, and is
cousin OF the late Major James Clarence
Post. T.. :. A. Lieutenant Cain was grad
uated from West Point in 1913, and was
assigned TO the Cd Field Artillery, sta
toned at Fort sam Houston, Texas. NO
date has been set for The wedding.
Mrs. George Barton French, Of $40 Park
ave. has entertained extensively during
the last season.
Mrs. Albert Pease gave two costume
supper dances last week at her home IL
East 6sth ST. Her guests appeared in
Colonial costume with powdered wigs.
Miss Helen De Forest Griffin, daughter
of Or. Henry A. Griffin of SO West 54th
ST., is a popular debutante Of the present
season.
Colonel and Mrs. George Perkins Law
ton will close their house, "A East SOth
St. next Saturday, and open Lawton Villa
their country home at Saratoga Springs
n. Y. Daniel Lathrop Lawton will join
his parents in June.
Miss Charlotte Kissel. OF Colorado
Springs. is the guest Of Mrs. Gustav
Kissel. at Il East SD ST.
Mrs. George A. Crocker will go to
Mount Kisco, y. Y, next month to re-
main until July. when she will 90 to
Southampton, Long Island.