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Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-25

United States lumber industry yeaT+ ly pays out more than sS57.ooo. 900 in wages.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-25

FOR sALE-Good sound horse. suit able for farm work. weight about soo; ness Price ye0. Chris. K1ewin. Bal tic. R. F. D. No l. 1yz5d
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-25

fastened, round bottom power boat, l 19x5 feet. h. ?. Address Box 3S, | Bulletin. ty15d
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-25

FOR SALE@Rabbit hound puppies; three and five months old; good hunt ing stock; price S5. A A. Jacques. South Killingly, Ct. Jy2Sd
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-25

Insects and tree diseases annually cause s50.o00. 900 damages in the United States.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-25

The United States in 1sis produced more than eleven millions sand lime brick.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-25

S5-acre suburban farm on trolley Id state road. mile out of city, good g. room house, large barn. poultry house and other outbuildings. excellent lana. smooth and easily worked, good orch ard, 9Gv feet road frontage: can be sold for building purposes for price asked for entire farm. VIII be sold with 0r without three cows. team. farming tools. etc. An opportun.ey to obtain q
 Particulars os TRYONS AGENCY, Willimantic, Conn. JeSd
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-25

TO RENT-s7 Lafayette St. newly renovated, eight rooms, modern con Ven1ences. barn with L~o sraIIs- Wi all ter A heatn. Norwlch Town 1yzzd
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-25

FOR SALE@Twd horses; can step 2.25 gait and are good drivers; must sell. H. H. StaFkweather. Danielson, Conn. Phone jy25d
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-25
THINK IT OYER

FOR sALE-The Leonard ". Bacon real estate in Norwich, consisting of the large mansion house, dwelling houses 2 barns. outbuildings and 1OI acres of land. conveniently located to the city of Norwich, at price and on terms attractive to the buyer. This property has its own water supply. Apply to William H. Shields, 35 Broad way Norwich, Conn. oct14d
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-25

Between 1907 and 1912, horned cat- tie in Germany decreased by 50e,000
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-12-12
SUNDAY.

The Germans are reinforcing thsi
line in Poland. preparatory to aIot j.
offensive move against Warsaw Fur.
Gus fighting is in progress at l.owic
An official Austrian statement say
the battle is progressing fayorably
the Ausiro-German arms.
In Flanders the allies heavy gun
have destroyed German field 10
near the ferryman's house on u
User. \ Berlin official statement AZ
mits the evacuation by the Gerna
OF Vcrm"llc>. southeast Of Bethun"
The French war Office announce
progress OF tie French in The Arsen
and 70 the east OF that region An u.
official dispatch says that a Germa
line of communication east OF - Ni
hicl has been cut.
Thr Germans announce the reprls
witt heavy loss OF French aftac
southwest Of Altkirch. in upper :
SAGE
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-12-12
FRIDAY

The Offensive increment OF tire 4
lies in Flanders is believed to hat
been begun Berlin reports determine"
attacks upon the German forces in BE
gium and in \lsace. but says thos
have been repulsed Lord Kitchen Q
Is reported to BE- with King Geore
and tho Prince of Males at the front.
Reinforced by troops from the wcs'
the German forces have begun ne.
offensive movement in Poland. Fe
lin dispatches say Japanese Off ser
are directing the artillery fire OF u
gar. ana that Japanese troops ar
being hurried through Siberia to III
battle front. Petrograd reports Grace
is being hombarded and that the Ru
SLAMS have won victory In lIunsar!
The Austrians claim the captur" q
l5.00u prisoners in Hungary.
The desert cast OF Port Said. /
Egypt. has been flooded TO protc
the Suel canal from a Turkish a
vance.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-12-12
DYNAMITE KILLS THIRTEEN
Explosive Droareo In Mine Shaft,
eleMs CAGE 70 Pieces.

Thirteen miners willie going u
woI 10 tine Diam nd SHAFT OF tho ne.
awa-o. La,lawauna X Western Goa
company Is, scranton. Pa. met nor
fih.e death. the arriage on which
the were dc-, cnding the shaft being
blown IL piece" bl the dropping Of a
box ii dynamite ny one 81 the men
IaeE manglea b1die, have been re
covered from the lump into which
they Tell. loco ieei below the point
WAere the explosion occurred. but so
lar only nYe have been Identified
on, man escaped alive. He is Mar
TN Beiinski. driver boss. vino wa,
hurled into the Clark in. which the
eafriaee was passing w9en the cNplo
sion occurred. and where he Was
founi by rescuers attracted by ais
means. Ills injuries are slight. bu, he
appear 10 be lie one crazed by the
shock
The bodies Of the victims have
been removed 10 morgues. some o:
them hradless, aud others without
arms OF legs
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-12-12
SATURDAY,.

Progress hy the allies north Of thf
I.ys river. IN Flanders, is reported
French Of cial dispatches Rheilr
has undergone another lombard
nv the Germans. and severe str
gle IS reported from the Argonne r
eion. In the Nosgcs region the "a
vance guaris Of the Germans a d
French are fighting in two feet o
snow
Fighting between the German arm
and the Russians between LODI I
Lowicz. IN central polani. CONT NE
according to a dispatch from Pete
grad. with tie armies dcadlochcd = :
armies In East Prussia are mari
time pending decision in the 2
land battle.
Vienna announces that the Aus
trians who occupied Belgrade haze
left that ci,y on a campaign south
ward throu"h Servia.
The Turkish army Is reported b.
Constautinoplc To he closing in on t
Russian port OF Batum, on the y al
sea.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-12-12
TUESDAY.

Tho German army In Fland"r ;
replied 10 the allies offensive mo
ment by drive along the coast. r
has taken them To within nine N p
NJ tn French border. The Pr'H
have made a counter attack in vi
their cavalry has captured Pas il
daele. between Ypres and Roul !
Belgium. German activity IS rcno-
along the User canal and near Ypse
Belgium.
General Won IIindenburR's brill
campaign IN POLAND has forced >
Russians 10 withdraw from CT
and from Hungary. according 10 J
DISPATCHES. This clears German
Austrian territory Of the cars rre
except in East Prussia. Petrograd q
nounces that the Russians have tax
Plock. Poland. Berlin says lo4.t
Russians we're made prisoners In q
capture OF LODI.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-12-12
MONDAY.

Pressing The offensive. the Freq
and British ALI rs report gains ~ Y
melleS. southeast OF Bethune. In C.
Champagne district. In Flanders
tween f'urries and Ypr"s. and ri ::
the Moscllo in eastern France. I'll
allie ar" making vigorous alta
upon tina few positions s,ill held Z
the west bank Of the User. in Fin
der. Pari. declares.
Another brillian, victory by Gen r
Won llindeubure. which includes I
capture 81 LODI. Is reported in an q
fetal announcement by Berlin o. .
operations IN central Poland. Pc
graz admits that the kaiscr's for
are PRESSING the offensive and
Iodz IS in flames from the Ger. .
commandment
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-12-12
Gar Visits Army Fighting Turks.

Announcement was made that Car
Nicholas has gone 10 the Caucasian
front Tuesday he visited Ekaierino
dar. the chief town in the province o
Kuban. Cis.Caucasia. lie was greete
there by representatives Of the south
IN Cossacks. and afterward visite
na hospitals.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-06

f&iittef, Ser f9fer gerlsBfs pur6e
in oas Mlgemetne RranfenbauS iber<
flbrt.
meron. Ser 8efiber bes @@lof<
fes Sau1ers i'm puitertbal, in benz
bemnd@ft ber &Dnig bon @o@fen
Mufentbolt nimmt, bat ii@ bier in
einem 3u{tonb bod9rabiger Merpen<
5erriittune erf@ohen.
Snnsbrud. Die @9meiter 6es
beriibmten pfarrers CHER. Brdulein
Rotbi @ner, bic nit tbrem 8ruoer bas
@uloentbol unb bos Srtlergebiet erz
idlob uno 1i& in 3ouriitentreifen
ouberprbentli9er Popularttdt erfreute,
1T tn Dem boben Mlter bon "a Sabren
ge1torben.
8ob S9l I. Mltburgermei iter
@eorg @i6manbtner 1T nod ldngerer
&ranfbeit I'M 80. 2ebensjabre 9eftorz
ben. Der 8erbli9ene mar bon 1894
Bis 1897 8iirgermeifter bes &urortes
uno purbe fir feline erfprieb li@e Sd
tigteit nit benz @ittertreu5 bes Strong
So1ef=Or auSge5ei@net.
2oibo6. 9ie Srt16oft priiio<
pina lit burcb cine 5euersbruni It CUR
!6alfte einaeG16ert moroen. Ser @6az
ben betrGat 10000 &ronen. Ser
Brand murte burh &inber beruri o@t,
Ole NIT 3inbb0l3ern gefpielt batten..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-06

@turm perurfa&t, Ser ou6 Elm grobes
@tud Der Beitba1e beg &antonolturn<
feftes megrib, als BARN gerabe bas
8ontett ftattfan6.
Mettingen. @or elmer @irtz
f&aft ftod Ger berbeirotete @hubmaz
@er Sobom @riinenfelber no@ einem
Wortme@fel Den 4%4jdbrigen @hmie6
Srintler. @ater mebrerer &inber, nit
einem MeTer in ben Sberf@entel unb
traf Ole @@logober. 10 bcB 0erbluz
tung etntrot.
3uri@. 9te< ertrom beim 8az
ben in Der 8abeanftalt om utoquoi Der
IS Sabre olte &e1ner Grnft Sblung
aug benz @liaB. @ofort ongeftellte
&ettungsperfu@e blieben e%rfolglos.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-06
Qmrcmbmrg.

Alnt Ser Ireppe fiel ser 67jabrige
Sdreiner S. Sung aus Medingen
a. 5. MeB irfolge TebltritteS 10 un-
gliidli6, 6ob er cine ebirneridiitte-
r1lng erlitt. &11r3 nadber lit er ge=
itorben. - Der 6iGbrige Sobn bes
8in5ers g. Sbertpeis in @repen=
nj a Of er pur6e bon ei1rem Mntomo=
bill erfabt, mobei er einen @666el=
brn6 u1l6 o116ere be6el1ten6e Gerle=
tungen erlitt. - 8eim l1eberi9rei=
ten Ser @iienbabngeleiie bei DOT NJ
meI6ingen mur6e Ser 37iGbrige
3ugfibrer g. Mo11er aus @oGerid
BON einem @iiter311g iiberfobren uno
iofort getobtet. - Gin bon 2urem=
burg fommen6er Herlonen5ug iiber=
fltbr 6ie 76 Sabre alte 6rau @ittme
@iues aus g dIttrin9en uno
to6tete Tie onf Ser Ste11e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-06

gen Subildum bes @ereins I'M Sabre
1883 b;elt er Die Sci treoe, auf Die i'm
Namen oe5 @enots Der 1pdtere 8lrz
germeiiter Or. peteri en- antmortete:
Der @erein bat 9errn Stump elm bon
Prof. 8. be 8rupder a%u5gefubrtes Sc
benfbIatt iiberrei9en luflen.
Qubed. 9en 6lammentob er1itt
yein fiinfidbriges Mdb@en, namens
Midert. 8pr elmer @austir Der 2uoz
pigFroBe ftono Elm pldttei1en. in benz
{i9 nod beige &cblen befanoen. Das
Rin6 belt Popter boran, oas fi@ entz
ainbete unb bic Rletoer BET &letnen In
8ranb febte. paNanten fu&ten oos
f9rexnbe, brennenoe &tnb gu retten,
Elm 8iertut1her erftidte i@lieBli& bic
Tlommen nit etnem @ad. Sc NOR
aber 19on gu fpGt. 9as beoaue1n5<
merte &inb itarb i'm &rantenbouS on
ben erbaltenen 8erleBungen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-06
pefterreihzunaarn

#. Sic @rfte ungartf&e
@enerbebant feterte bas fiin%f5igidbrige
@riinbungsjabr, unb aug biefem Mn<
laTe be9riiBte Prditbent Tran3 @as
bic 5eitgdfte, borunter bic @ertreter
ber MQgemetnen @ertebrsbanf. Dt<
rector 8ro@ BON Der @ertebrsba1t
fti55terte in elmer 1dngeren Rebe Die
@ef@i@te Der 8ant. Sn feiner Mntz
MORT betonte prdiibent @tene bas
freunof@oftli@e @inpernebmen 3mi<
f&en bei6en Snitttuten unb ftellte o1@
fir Die 3utunft bic ta%ttrdfti9e S6r<
berung Der @rften ungarifden Sc
tperbebanf in Musft@t.
= Mnf etnem misunderstanding
bon @ien nod 8ubapeft berungliidte
ber befannte 8ubapeite r Mi1iondr
@i@orb Trontel t0tli@. @ein Mutp<
mobil ftppte infolge 6es p1abens zines
pneumattts I'M unb be9rub Ole Snz
fofen unter it@. 5rontel tpurbe Der
8rui ttorb bon Dem @teuerrab einqez
oriidt, unb er ftorb auf Ser .@tele.
@ein @@maser, be7en Trau unb Der
Me@t8antnalt Qlrbo, bic 1i@ glei@faQ8
in 6en, Wagen befanben, %er1itte11 letb<
tere 0erlebungen.
- Ser 8e3irfsor3t bon @nterSborf,
Dr. 2abislaus Nagp, Der bret per{o<
men nit @%efdbrbung feines eigener
2ebens gerettet bat, tpur6e bierfiir nit
benz iilbernen @erbienitfreu3 ousgez
3ei9net. @r bat ie6o9 bic Mnnabme
ber Ius3et4nung abgelebnt, peil ct
fetne 9fli@t als Menf@ erfiut babe
unb bierfiir teiner Mus3ei@nung be-
biirfe.
prae. Ser BEL ben Meubouten
ber l1niberiitdt8tnititute ouf benz Mlz
bertplab bef@dftiste 57idbrise Mrbei<
ter @tneen3 &ruba aus pqnfrob, Der
BET benz 8aumeiiter 9onauer anqefteIt
1T. &purbe BON einem @r6haufen perz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-06
9bmrinaen.

/, aobure. Ser 21jdbrige &aufs
mann Seem Tridel bon !90dit a. M.,
fat iih nit ieiner @eliebten, Der 49,
idbrigen Sobanna Meber aug Inter
lieberbo9 in einem biefigen 9otel berz
giftet. 5ridel mar gum MilitGr aus
geboben, moIte ober nt9t btenen. st
mar felt Nfingiten nit fetnen @riparz
nifen 5000 Mort) unb benz MGb@en
perf4punoen.
@ifeno@. @@on lGneere !3eit finb
in @i1ena@ 8eitrebungen i'm Wert,
bic olte &urrenbe, 8. :. bas @ingen
in unb Dor ben 9dufern BON geiitli@en
2iebern bur4 einen Sugeno4or, ntez
ser ein3ufubren. Mun fat ft@ audi
oiefer Sage bie bier obgebaltene Di03ez
Understanding nit Der @infubrung
Der &urrenbe befaBt, unb nit GROCER
Mebrbeit be1@loHen, ben @eriu@ gu
MAIDEN, Ole &urrenbe in @tfena4 miez
Der ei%n3ufubren. Man bdlt bic @ie>
bereinfubrung Der &urrenbe gerabe
in Gifena@ fir einen Mtt Der Pietdt
qeqeniiber Der groBen @ergangenbett
@tfeno4s tpie iie bur@ bte Namen 2uz
tier unb Ba9 be3ei@net tptrb. @s
purbe beretts etne Rommtfiion gez
pdblt, Die nit Der Musfibrung 6er
nd6ften @@ritte betraut purbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-06
Ser Sal bes 8. g. Gantelo1t.

Ser 6oG 6eS 8. 8. @antelou, Glo=
ren6on 5eras, lit 10 bielen an6eren
abnlid, pelde @%bamberlains Golic=,
@bolero< un6 3urdfall=@eilmittel &C.
bra1dt boben. ST iogt: ~Ra60em id
mebrere Monate lang einen Doftor
gebraudt nn6 beri9ie6ene Sorten
Me6i5in fir incline 6rau gebraudt
botte, mel@e belaitigt paren nit
idlimmen Magenlei6en fir beridie-
6ene Monate, fnufte id cine 25f
5loihe Gbamberlains @olic=, @bole-
ro- nn6 9iarrboe=@eilmittel Na6<
6em id 5pei 6loi6en gerommen, nar
iie p%oQitan6ig gebeilt."- gu fauf fen
bel Martin Molitor. - Mn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-06
11nb bod nid)t 10 frenb.
@s mag @u9 %befrem6eno borfom

@s mag gnb befremoeno bortom'
men, 6oB 10 piele 2eute bon Magen'
leioen 6ur9 %@bamberlains Gablehe
aebeilt merben. STR mir6et aber
nidt, penn SIR 6ieielben berini@en
mlr6et. Sie itdrten un6 beleben ben
Moqen mn6 feben i'm initano, feline
Iunftionen ratiirli@ berridten gu
fonnen. Grou @ofa @iib, @abaih,
sssn6., idreibt: @i@ts tbot mir aa&
a%mndbern6 10 gut, Biz i@ begann,
@homberlains Eablette 5u gebra1'
den. Sie iin6 enti@ieber bic bette
M3eoi8in fir Magenleioen, bic ih lie
oebroudte." gu taufen bel Marti,n
MoIitor. - Mnaeige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-06
Medlenburq.

DDmib a.. 3. @lbe. Bel etnem
@epitter fat BET 8ltb In bas 9aus
bes @@ubma4ers paul 9elbbing in
Sriptau eingef@lagen. Die alte 6ran
9eIbbing nurbe fofort get0tet, 5mei
&peitere perIonen murben f@mer ge<
ldbmt. Dos Sous 1T b%oqftGnbtg etn<
geG{4ert nerben.
g i{trp IN. 8ei einem @epttter,
oas init einem poltenbru4artigem @ez
gen perbunben mar, f@lug Der 8liB
in ems oer @ebGube bes benz CRIB
frobnereibefiBer @uitap Nirnberg gez
b0renoen Trobnereigeb0ftes. @s itanz
ben in tir5eiter .3eit bic @@eune, Der
@9meine tai, Der pferbeftaq uno Der
Rub1toQ in bellen 6lammen. Mit
Musnobme bes maiiip aufgeflbrten
@obnbou{es murben fdmtlt@e &C.
bdube bes @eb0ftes 3erft0rt. Sci ben
20{dorbeiten leiiteten Die l1nteroffi<
aiere bes acknowledgements go. "a
mutige @ilfe.
Ut o d. Gtne Jam1l1entra9oDte
bat fi9 in Dem Bel @oitod gelegenen
Dorfe 8entptf@ a%bgefptelt. Dte Orb
pddterebeleute Sturm ma4ten beioe
etnen @efbftmorbperfu@, bic Grou
f6ob fib cine &ugel In Den &opf, tbr
Mann perfu@te ft@ gu persiften. Die
WerleBungen ber Trau tparen 10
fdper, baB lie eeftorben 1T. Ser
Mann fpnnte bur4 Muspumpen 6es
mqqens aug Der 2e~bens9efohr Qerettet
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-06
GitrulaT!
Gitrplar!
Gitrplar!

@s lit ein 2arirmittel notiirlid, -
nn6 6as bette &eiBuoiier q. @etranf,
6as SIR lie genoiien. @einigt gan3
un6 gar un6 6a5u o119 ongenebm.
S. 6. @rpS1er, Sproc1ie, 81. g., fagt:
&obe Is Sabre lang 2orirmittel ge-
braudt, aber 6iefes gitroIor bot it.
geno ettpas an6eres INN cine MeiIe
iibertroffen." @eriu9t es. Sci allen
&anolern 1T ct. CLOUD. - Mn3eiQe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-06
Shsnei3.

Mol1en toot. Ser 3%0jdbrige,
perbeiratete &i9en4ef @a@tmeifter
Otto Sung, Mirt in 8rittnau (Marz
gau), murbe, olS er mdbren6 elmer
@6iebibung Ser 1. &ompa9nie bes
8at. IS ii@ nit etnigen &omeraben
in einem @@iff@en auf benz See be-
fanb, bon elmer Rugel %getrpffen unb
ftarb fur5 barauf.
pontrefina. @on 9r. Sob
aus @peper purbe nit ben Tiibrern
&a1por @rob unb 9aufer oie 8eitei<
9ung oes Ni3 8ernina unternommen.
8eim Muftieg, 5mif@en 8 uno 10 ubr,
bro@ ober 9r. Sob beim r8u@" bonn
@dlo9e %getroffen tot aufammen. @r
tpuroe BON Den Tubrern unter uniGgz
liden miben CUR 8opalbitte getragen.
3uri4. Muf Der poftftrabe bes
@roben ct. 8erbar6 tpurbe bic nit
1dperen @unben bebedte 2et4e zines
ami 4einenb ermprbeten unbefannter
gefunben. Mon glaubt, 6ab es fi@
INN einen Sefterret@er namens Scarf
Gmpel bonbelt, Der aus Der @@met3
fom un0 i'm @oipi5 iiberna@tet batte.
Mutten5. Sn Ser @@met3erau
bel Mutten5 ftarb i'm Otter BON 80
Sabren Sngenieur Safob Gbrtften,
etne NIT Dem politif@en 2eben beS
&ontons 8oienanb eng bertpa@fene
Beri0nli9tett. Gbriften bate in jun
gen Sabren 6en Tretf@aaren3ug mitz
gemo9t. Sm @unberbunb mar CT
8~otterietommonbant. @pdter murbe
er Mitglieo ber bafeqon6f@oftlt@en
&egterung. @erf9iebene @traben unb
81 Observation-Disclosures oes Ran<
tons fino unter 1einer Mitmtrtung entz
1tanben.
@appersmil. @ier gab Elm
hieiiger Sagl0bner, 8iirgi: flint &e<
polper{diHe ouf feline 6roz ab, bon
benen oue trofen. @r iterfiel bos
Spfer i'm &unbenmofhbaus. Sic
Trou purbe tDtlih perleb: in bas
&rantenoipl perbra@t. Sic @erlet g
lebt rod. Ser Setter fiBt in 9oft.
Bofel. @etunoorlebrer @olter
8o6erz@itter ftieB ouf benz @elo nit
einem Srom 5ufommen unb erlttt BET
benz @tur3e einen @@Gbelbru@, on
oeien 6olgen er 3pei @tunben fpGter
itarb. Ser @erungliidte 1T perbetraz
tet unb 5amtlienbater.
Morou. Sm @tabtba@ 5mif@en
Morau unb @uhr ertront in Der 9unz
telheit Der Mrbeiter 9Guptlt in @ubr.
Snter1ofen. Mls ser Mai4tz
nenfiibrer Moelti einen s3ug oer Ser
ner Sberlanobobnen einige 9unbert
Meter bon ser Station Sn~terlatenzS1 It
emit ernt onbolten mubte, Inn etne @toz
rung gu bebeben, murbe er Dom elet<
triF@en @trom 9etroffen unb 1ofort
get1tet. 9ie @tDrung murbe pabrz
{dein1ib hur& Sen G,1herft heftiaen
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@mrttembera.

Rroilsbeim. !9ter ftarb ber
audi tn tpeiteren &reifen befannte unb
beltebte 8abnbofrefaurateur @uger
8ranoftetter. st tpar In glei@er
@igenf@aft in @olbSb6fe.
longenau. Muf benz @rabe
feines Bru6erS bot fi4 Der 40 SABRE
alte fribere Moltereibeiber Satob
W}ed erfaofen.- @r NOR tpeaer1 elmer
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g 8 + /.

DU9 1u I.
81: rMie itebt's NIT Der @e1unbs
g.: r@@le@ter mie je; MIDI baben
bic Mer3te gang ouf ben 9uno gez
bradt!"
81: r9a menben sic fi@ 6o@ jebt
mol an einen Sierar3t!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-06

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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-14
HARVARD FOOTBALL
 SQUAD STARTS TODAY

Cambridge, Mass. Sept. 14.-Har- wards football players, who this fall face a hard schedule, Will report Tor practice at Soldiers Field today. The first game will be played on Septen- Der 28 and as there has been early practice for only a few of the men there will be no delay in getting down to hard work
 Captain Charles Brick1ey, liar vard's great back and drop kicker, has likely squad-ones comprising many veterans and plenty of exper- fenced substitutes.
 Except for 8 small squad, including the captain and, five of the nine men remaining from last year first string, Harvard has had no summer practice, and nightly little of it for the others Briekley's great backheId, including besides himself, Logan, quarter. and Mahan and BradIeet halfbacIxs. spent several days last week at Newport Trumbul1, a Hneman, and HardWick, an end, are the other members of the squad.
 The other regulars left over from last year are three line men-Pen- mock and Cowen, guards, and Soucy, center-so that if the plan to have Trumbu1l play tackle this fall car rtes through the varsity team at Cam bridge will be made up as soon as an other suitable tackle is found and a. choice made of an end rush as run ming mate for Hardwick.
 The task for the Crimson coaches will be to deveuIop a string of wor- thy substitutes, for the Crimson is going to have a lot of opposition.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-14
ANNIVERSARIES
 OF RING BATTLES


 1910-Y oung Ahearn outpointed Young Dixon in 10 round sat New York. This was the first bout in America of Ahearn, who has recently been hailed by English sporting writ CTS as the coming heavyweight cf1ars1- pion of the world. .sThe Brooklyn Dancing Master astt1e was known in New York ibecause of his ring tactics has been making a mint of money in England. during the last year. and, when war broke out, he was matched with Gunboat Smith and Georges Car pentier. Ahearn was born in England, and, did a little fighting there before coming to America in 1910. He was n lightweight. but tall and 1ank,, when he began scrapping in the ring. but has gradually developed into a weller and nniddleWeights and is now tackling the heavies. He is very clever, but. in the opinion of Arnericam fans, that about lets him out, although Several English experts have recently express ed the belief that he could now whip Johnson. He was knocked out by Paclxey McFarland at Albany in 1911, and by Mike Gibbons at New Y York in 1913.
 s87-Stanley KetcEel. former mid d1eweight champion. born in Grand Rapids, Mich
 1892-Freddie Couture. California featherweight, born in Alpenas Mich.