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CnNS 6H u%.-C0ntInue0s
Napoleon bowed, and SO the matter
was settled.
The Countess Rositta RosIny was
led into the room.
Astra embraced the countess kindly.
Welcome to our continent, my dear
countess"
Countess Rosiny sobbed. Her heart
seemed touched by the kind reception
given her by the representative of the
greatest republic! But though Napo-
leon Edison was q scientist, inventor
and discoverer, he could not see into
the heart Of the weak, beautiful wom-
an. Had he known what was going
on within 1t. he would have acted diff
ferently.
Astra invited the countess to stay
with her in the Crystal Palace. 1t
was almost midnight when Napoleon
left, assuring Astra that he would call
for her at eleven the next evening.
At the time appointed he was at the
door with powerful automobile. As
ira refused to sit in the tonneau of the
machine, SO Napoleon assisted her to
the seat beside him at the wheel and
she let her hand rest lightly on his
aim. The big machine ran evenly out
OF town. into the suburbs, and turned
into big garden that was natural
forest. The large mansion was desert
ed, but garage showed signs of life.
A broad stream of light spread out
into the quiet summer night from one
window. The sound OF Napoleon's
horn must have been familiar to the
nf 0f h,vS1 fhn Low
door was pushed open in time to let
the large car enter.
Napoleon stopped the car and as
sisted the President down. Then tax.
ing the arm Of q man who opened the
door, he said:
"Excellency, allow me to present Mr..
Santos Duprel, my best and trusted
comrade."
The short man bowed with rever-
ence.
''Is everything ready?" asked Napo-
leon. The little man nodded.
Napoleon opened door and led his
guest through It.; Santos locked the
door Of the garage and followed them
The room they entered opened sky
ward. A shimmering object, entirely
filling the place. cleaned In the star
light. Napoleon led the President up
a few steps, into small space that
was inclosed. but with something that
was perfectly transparent, and asked
her to sit down on a couch.
''Will you kindly wait here for few
momentsf" he asked, and he went fur
ther forward. Astra's eyes became
used to the dim light; she saw Napo-
leon stop before some complicated
mechanism and a steering wheel. San.
tos came and closed the door through
which they had entered the car. Elec-
trio sparks dew from something at
the front.
Are you ready?" asked Santos.
Ready" was Napoleons reply as
he turned lever. The machine start
ed upward and two huge wings that
Astra had not noticed before, began to
heat the air. She had not experienced
the slightest shock. yet she realized
chat they we're going up with great
Cheyenne record., 1914-05-07
Their Places.

Where did your party have seats at
the theater, Mrs. Malaprop?"
"Some of us went in the mezzotint
boxes and some had to take seats In
the parokeet"
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0na reliniSie 2eben i

9as relisiDie 2eben in Berlin
muB, ioneit feline proteitantii6e Be>
polferung int 8etradt fommt, iebr
I'M Mrget1 liegen. Das 6enteten Dor
eini9en Monaten i6on bie Mittbet>
lungen iiber sic in 10 groBen Malien
erfolqten Observation-Disclosures aus
ser epangeltidem 2anoestirde an:
Gin ni6t meniger ungumifges 2i@t
mirft eine Melbung bom 81. Mar5,
fir sic mir sic &eranttportrng oer1
@obelinngen iiberlaiien mullen, out
6ie berri@enben8uitan Dona@ tpr1r=
Sen an einem Ser lebten @onntage IN
Sen perl9ie6emer proteitmtiiden Sir
den @roBberlins 3dblungen iber ole
6em Morgen- un6 MbengoHesoienit
beitpobnen6en Berioren borgenom<
men. nn6 sic erbaltenen Geifte1ltn=
gen ergebe1r, baB bon ie 1000 Sir
demitgIieoern ean8e 5tpan8ig an les
nem @onntage sic Stride beiudter.
@enn bieron aud nobl Elm gut She'll
i~ibertrieben lit, 10 fam man ote1e1t
|3oblen bod cine ee4piiie ipmptonra-
tii6e @ebeut11ng ni@t abipre@en.
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Gmblid einrnal cine perniirftt9e
Semperer3 : @eietgebung fetten8 Der
Murplanore 2egiSlat1r, f&retbt Der
Baltimore Correspondent" Ser 9e'
nat peroient, begliidmunidt gu per'
Sen 3u Ser e%inftimmigen annabme
ser BON @enotor Og6em eingereidten
8im, melde bie @danfli3e11Sgebiibr
zines Clubs, 6eiien @onitit11tton oas
|Erofttieren innerbalb Der @l1bral1me
perbietet, bon $1,000 o1f $500 ber-
unteraelett. Obne 3meifel miro oas
l1nterbaus Sem 8eiipiel 6es Senats
folqen. @enm bann ale Clubs In
Baltimore elm Eraftierberbot in tbre
&%onItitutior aufnebmen, tpora11 tpobl
foum ge5meifelt mer6en fann, miro
Sic mabre MdBtgfeit in nngeab11ter
Weiie ~geforbert merben. Denn Die
Mitglieoer folder CLUBS peroen 1td)
ouh ouberbalb Ser @l1bronme oas
Graftieren abgem0bnen.
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INT &luiter Ser Tranciscaner at

SIN &luiter Der Trameiseaaer 5't
@atterfon, 81. S., bat am Smitog
b. SO. Ma11rice 6. Ginn, Ser Sobn
oes peritorbenen @mfierS uno Nto<
pors, ser 6nr9 6ie eriten @olofunoe
.bi1torilden 0rtiaaft Otter Greet, oas
1bli6te @Iei6 bes fl. Grmciscns ge<
nomn1er Ser @enannte nor SS1r1lt
un6 moblbaben6. Mab Mb%iolptr1ng
ser &mmoniora mi6mete er ft4 an
6en l1niperiitdten 81 Sarbaro rno
Baltimore 6em Sh1otum Der Hbilo<
iopbie uno Surispruoen8, I'M iooan1
I'M &olp Crop College, Woreelter,
feline @tu6ien fort5ufeben. Ma@ et1t>
|idbpiger Ebdtigfett ols @rofeiior Der
@e6tstpiiienidaft an Ser ct. Marten-
nniperiitdt in Sacramento begab 1i6
|Sinn Dor Sabresfrift nod Seem Dort,
Inn fih BORT Ser MntpoltsprartS gu
mi6me1t, un6 nun lit er a1s Man1
bon "a Sabren nnb 8eitber zines
pom @oter ererbten groBen @ermo=
gems in sen Sr6en getreten.
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flint Mltdren Dor, ferner Bic @eibe
Ser &reu5ueggruppen nnb 6es 1te1etr
monaitiiden Speiieioales (Mefefto,
riums) fir Sen Sdtpeiternfonpent.
Gum S6luiie mrr6e Der erite Sesen
nit Dem NIlerbeiIigiten gegeben, un6
aus iubelnbem &er3en ftiegen Johann
oie feierlidyen &Idrrge 6es Sc Deum
un6 6es v@rober @ott tpir loben
Sid" gum gbrone 6es M%llerb0dften
enrpor. so lift oos 81. Benefits,
fGoiter gu ct. Sofeph 6as grobte Ser
3abl nod in Ser gan5en fatboIifden
Stride - i'm geb0re1t 3. 3. $50
@bneitern on atter 9eitlt11g Ser
ebrm. Mutter @dcilia @upfner, 8. q.
g. = init elmer 6ieiem @onbente
b09it piiroigen nerer 8ier6e be6adt
morben, 6ie Elm nnterpfanb fem tpir6
Ser 8ufunft, pel9e sic ~gIan3bolle
@ergangenbett nod tpett iiberftroblen
miro, nn6 mir f0nnen init benz Seber
ser @ebetmen Sffenbar11ng fpreden:
SD fob cine betltge Sto6t, Elm 1re1es
Ser11iolem bon @ott aus 6em Stint
mel berabiteigen, %angetban tpte eine
8raut. l1n6 ib b0rte cine getpoltige
bonn Tbrone berob iagen:
~siebe 6as tit 6as Belt @ottes NIT
BEN Meni@en, nn6 er miro nit ibnen
mobnen." M0ge 6ieie tte1te fl. Statte
Elm GROCER @ltar tper6en, bon Dem
Sell nn6 Seeen itromt arf iene, 6ie
in fetnem~ S9otten gu tpobnen 6os
@lid genieBet un6 o1f 6os gon5e
9an6 meitum. ga, 11n6 m6ge es bon
oiei em Mltare beiben tpte emit bon
6em Mltore int Sempe1 @aIomons,
6oB er troy ieiner @roBe 51 flein
tpor6, I'M u5u faiien ar 6ie 8ron6=
OFFER, sic Grie6opfer un6 Can't
opfer", sic arf 6emfelben nie6erge=
|legt tpltr6en. P. S. 8.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-02

S'sbansneiip, infer biplomati,
i6er 8ebol1madtigter in Mertfo, lit
mabrli6 nidt auf @oien gebettet.
9esbalb fan6 ar9 6as @eri6t, 6ab
er reiignieren moIe, angemeinen
@laltben. St It ie6o6 iebt 6ieiem
@eriidt nit etnem energti6en Sc,
menti entgegengetreten. 0b ct ants
mii6e lit o6er ni6t, 6ariiber ipri9t er
ft6 nibt aus. Ct erfI6rt 1l1r, feline
&egternng be6iirfe m1genblidIi9 iei-
1ter Dienite, un6 i@on barum tonne
er felbitperitdn6Ii6 gor ridt 6orar
benfen, ieinen Soften o1f3ugeben.
Dns beiBt, tpte Elm moderer Notriot
a1n6 Elm anftdnoiger Meni9 gefpro.
hett.
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$tadt-htmi9ktiten.
Ma@ 6reiunoiieb3ig Iange1

- Mo@ 6reiunoiteb5ig 1ange11
Sabren, sic ale Dem Dienite 1es
&errn getpeibt tparen, bat ant Cont
tagmorgen i'm ct. Soiepbs Ilten'
beim, mo- fife ii9 felt ettpa adt Sob=
rem befano, SRI. Mnnd 9etbert tire
geele in sic &Gr6e Tires @dopfers
5uriidgegeben. Die @eritorbene pl1r-
Sc I'M Mar8 1871 IN gffelsberg BET
Min1tereifeI inn &beinlanoe gebore1L,
bon mo- 1ie in 1867 init ibren @1tern
nno @eidmiitern nod Mmerifa ans-
.man6erte, nab6em. fte bral1ben als
>pobler3ogere Game IN boberen &ret'
EN- @onbernonte . Stequngen belief
set botte. MIs cine bon @oH begna-
6ete Di9terin berfaBte fie 51 bes III
lerb09ften @bre mebrere @eotdte
.tpie a16ere, be1en fie tbr ids ret1res,
finoli6es @emiih m1fpragte, 1nb Die
|iie ole, IN Elm 8ii@lein unter benz
|Sitel r@tfeler4glitben" 3n1an1rten'
gefaBt, ibrem bodu. 8ru6er, benz
Softer Mmbrofins, s.. g. g., I'M Sab
re 1898 mt6mete. Mebit Dem Didter'
tolente aeibnete iie in glei& bobem
|@ruoe tire @1nft in Ser Sttderei aug
bon Ser gar martbes berrltde MfeB'
geponb, oos nnter ibrer $ato gut
|9oneno11rg gelangte, 3e1grrtb gtbt'
esn st.. Soiepbs Mltenbeim rrbte tie
m1g bon Ser bielert @etitesurbeit, bie
lire Sugenb fr6rte, nn6 fir bos
@iere, tpos fie CUR @bre @ottes nno
8ur @rbn1,1ng Beg meniden fdlf,
miro fie iett getpiB Die etpige Ber'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-02
Sic BiidDfe sSrlanb's baber einen

9ie 8iid6fe Srlanb's babet1 etre1t
gemeiniamen &trtenbrief erlaiien, IN
meldem iie sic Mrbeiterfrage beban.
beln nno o1f sic ne,1erliden groben
@treifs nn6 Mnsiperrmngen tn Cub
lin @e5ug nabmen. She @ii9ofe
plG6iren fir @iniebung bon S6ieos>
geri@ter 5miiden Mrbeitern nn6 Dir
b%eitgebern un6 balten it6 an 6ie be-
ribmrte gn3pflita Bopit 2eo's 13.
bonn Sabre 1891. Sic erfenrpe1 etne
Srganiiation Ser Mrbeiter gum 3me6e
belierer Mrbeits= mn6 @riiten5be0tn=
g1tngen an, erfldren ober, bieie Mr=
beiterorganiiatio1ren miiBten bonn
@eiit Ser @eri0bmang getrogen iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-02
@ompernerr Mbolpb .. Gberbart

@%ompernemr Mbolpb .. @berbart
bon Minneiota finoigte am 9on1per'
5taq feline @onotbatur fir Die
INSTRUMENTATION ouf bem re-
p%ublifaniifer Sidet an. Dte
8rimartpabI finoet m t6. Stunt itatt.
Ser @%ouper1rear meiit a11f ieinen @e=
for6 bin uno peripridt, Die bon ibm
eingeldlagene REORGANIZATION Der
@taatsoeportements nod ben bon Der
bon ibm geihoffenen M ,&om'
mil1ion entporfenen 81dnen fortfib=
rem al mollen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-02

morie1, zines MiniiteriumS nibt aus
3u5eben ionoern Biz gum Sriibiobr gu
marten. SIT oarim audi tein @ru1ro
3u elmer 8efirdtung fir oen @eil1ro'
heitsaultanb 6es @opites gegeben, 10
idien es angeibts Ser ourA bic iiber-
m1noenen aranfbeiten angegriffene11
9eatur bes @apites bod rotb1om, gro
bere Mmitreng11ngea nod oa1t etntge
Monute binm1s8uidieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-02
j3t bem &erlangen bieler 8latter,

3t benz Terlangen nteler Sldtter,
6oB sic &egierung ndbere Muffldru11g
ertbeile iiber Sen ongebli6en 8rief
6eS &aiiers, tpelber iid im Na6laB
1es iiingft beritorbenen @ar6inalS
9r. @eorg b. &opp, Siiritbiibofs bon
8reslau, borgefun6en boben nn6 6ie
beretts ertpdbnte M%euBerung 6es Mo=
11ard)en iiber Die fatbolti6e &eltgton
entbalten ion, ldBt ii6 Die uMor6=
6eutide Mugemeime 3eitung" berneb=
men. 9as offi5ieme Organ Ser Ste
eterung madt sic Mittbeilung, bob
6ie omtliden Madforidungen nod
6em @erbletb 6es in &e6e iteben6en
8riefes gu feinem @rgebntB gefibrt
bitten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-02

Sn batifaniiden &reiien tpirb ais
beitimmt be5ei6net, baB 6as n6dite
@oniiitotirr1m Bis nod 0iter11 berido-
ben por6en fei. 9os &onittori1m
ion enttpe6er Mitte @ai ober In Der
eriten &dlfte 6es Stunt it%ottfinben.
Ms @rnn6 fit 6ie @eridieb1tng be8
@oniiitoriun1s erfIGrt man, 6ie Mer3te
bbddttter1 Dem @apft ernpfoblert, fid iebt
bert groben @iiiben Der langen 8ere-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-02
-. g, @ammunb bon ct. Sa1nes,

-. g. 6ammonb bon ct. SameS'
gongreBm1a,m 6es 5tpeiten DiltrtttS
tpl1roe in ser Dieuitag in ct. Eau]
eebalte11el1 oenrofratii6en Staatston'
ferer5 ols Ganoi6at fir oaS @o11oer'
1rel1rsamt inoolliert, nno Der 10 Se'
ebrte bot Sic grflarung abgegeben'
baB CT als oemofratiider Seerfnbre1
sic Gan1pagne leiten nno boftentl1d
Ser Gartei sum siege perbelfen mer=
Sc. Mmpult San. 2alpler, meld)er
bon ser Oemofraten auf Der Staats=
foufere15 falt geltelt puroe, bot Den
MuSiprrd getban, er meroe ols I'M.
abbdngiger @oupernenrsfaro1oat bel
ser fomme116en @abl 1etn Slid Der
111ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-02
11tGen.
Die 2caislatnr pp1t Me,u Dorf bat

Sic 2e9islatnr ppm Metu yorf bat
in beioen @duiern cine Sin pal1tert,
peld)e Sic iogenannten @brtltta1'
@cienoe : Seller Sen mirfli6en Sierra
ten qleiditeut un6 ibnen 6as Brat=
ti5ieren geitattet. 8eld einen tho
ridten Streib Sic 2egislatnr oamtt
periibt bat, oariiber oiirfte ibr Die
@terblidfeitstatiitif 6es Stantes
Seem Sort oemnddit elm 2i4t a1f=
1tefen.
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@atfins.

Dienitag Letter ISOLDE begaben it'd
sssobn Ebeis un6 Gra11 bon bier nod
@oI6 @pring 1trb berfanften bort IL.
e 32glder umfaiferr6e, an Der oitltd)er
.@renae 6es Std6tders gelegete 6arm
bern Setter SC. Ebeife1 fit Die f4ore
5a1mme bon $4,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-02

Mm @ran6onmer ftage miro Ser
bodm'ite 8iidof Trobec morgens 9
ubr in Ser @atbe6role Elm @ontifitM-
amt celebrierer nn6 mGbren6 6esfeI<
BEN 6ie @eibe ser FL. Sele borneb-
men.
Sim Greitag, Sen 81. mdr8, er-
tbeilte in Ser Mbteifirde gu ct.
|Sobns Ser bodm'ite 8ifdof Sacob
Erobec Die Soniur nnb bie bier ME-
beren @eiben ben @emirariiten So
cob &atpfs fir sic Di03eie @rooffton
un6 Suitin Sc go Grange fir 6te
Dio3eie Sort Wopne, SSnoiana. Sim
acknowledgement Gage empfing 6a-
ielbft &err SSacob &ahpfs sic Subbia-
fonatsmeibe; ebenfo 6ie Ser Ibtei an
[~geb0rigen &leriter Srater @pa5tntb,
g.. g., Srnter @ilbert @infel-
mann, 8. g. g., Srater 8irstl @u=
bel, 8. g. g., un6 Sroter Splbeiter
|@orter, 8. g. g.
= Sim Montagmorgen begam in
|ber bonn bodtp. &errn S. 8. 8ren-
|ber. gu 8udman ~paftorirten ct. SCI
6oeIs @emei116e 6ie bier5tgitin6ige
|@ebetsan6odt, sic Mittmo6 gum fei=
|erliden MbidluB gelangte. @dbren1
Ser @no6en5eit nobten fi@ ole
@emein6emitglie6er DEM Eiide See
I&errn, nno es bdlfen 6em bo@=
miir6igen S%rtspfarrer aus Die bo@=
~tpiiroigen &erren Hla6ta bon &opal=
ton, @on @i1s bon 2aitrup, @un Ser
|&oelit bon 0nomia, bo@tp. P. Setter,
10. g.. s., bon 8omlus nn6 bo6m.
SEER sos. 8uf6er bon @apbetp 2afe,
tpel6er tp1bren6 Ser 6reitdgtgen Mn,
6adt sic Geitpre6igten bielt.
Sim Ietten Sonrtag beri@ieo i'm
i@t. @apboeIs &oipital 5u 81. @lonb
Isle gum ct. 8eneoiftsfloiter 5u ct.
Sofepb geb0rige ebrp. S@meiter
Mar5enino 8erne. Die @eritorbene
mor cine Ieibli@e @dmeiter Ser
ebrm. @@mefter S1tIiana, .. g. g.,
|0berin 5eS ct. Observation-Disclosures
at ct. Saul. sic tpar 5ulett tbdtie
Ian ser &furrihule in Didinfon, 81.
Die Observation-Disclosures nno 6as
I8egrdbniB nobm am Mittpo@, ben
Il. Mpril, unter Ebetlrabme BEG &o1t'
pentes ser bo@m. @onpentstaplam,
|P. &einri@, 8. g. g., 3u ct. Soiepb
Ipor. Die 9ei@e Ser @erbli@ene11
lm11r6e bon ser reltett @apeae aus a1f
|6em @loiterfir9bofe beigeiebt. Moge
oie geritorbene in grie6en ruben!
= @om bodmiiroigen @farrer P.
I2ucas Stint, 8. g. s., Ser un-
|befIedten @mpfdngntBgemetnoe in
Seem Muni@, lit fir Sic 6ortige Stride
|eine ne1ee &feifenorgel beitem per'
ben, 6erenaoite1t iid ouf $4,000 bela1'
fen. Wnr ertpnrtet, 6aB oie1elbe &C.
Qer Mitte Moi ibrem Dierite tpiro
iiberqeben tper6en fonrett. Qu9 mtro
|6teier Sage Die Deforattot beS 1tatt'
Iiden @~ottesbo11fes burb BEN Deford'
te1r Ga 2on6e bon ct. @o1l IN Mn'
oriff qenomnten. Dieie Mrbeit III
qlei@fous ouf ettpo $4,000 perat'
fhluqt.
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6reepprt.

Sic &riifunger Ser Staats Sod
id11I @Iai1en 6es odten @ra6es far.
Sen am Ietter Donneritng rno Srei-
tag itatt. Sn ser bieiigen S9nle be.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-28

pathetic. Two years ago, at the QUITO
break of hostiIities against Huerta,
her husband and four near relatives
were killed. Her estate in the STATED
of Sinaloa was destroyed and all her1
property confiseated. She swore ven-d
geance and asked Carranza If shell
could join his ranks. She was made5
a colonel and given command Of a
battalion of 500 cavalrymen. 81
She joined her forces with GenF
Cerrasco In operations along theo
Southern Pacific in Sin1oa, and alters
the Aguas Calientes conference shei
and Gen. Cerrasco marched at the
head of a large army which occu-i
pied, Mazatlan 1917. -, -
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-28

her home in Mazatlan, en- route to
Tucson, Ariz.; to visit her two daugh-
tiers, who are attending school there.
Col. Flores has fought in AZ battles
and has been twice wounded. She
has a command of 500 cavalrymen,
who idolize as well as fear her, as
she has gained reputation of giving
no quarter.
Col. Flores career in the Mexican
army has been both sensational and
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-28

utes to play, the soccer game in st.
Louis yesterday between the st. Leos.
and the Chicago An-Stars anded in
a free-for-all fight between the play.
ers of both sides. Spectators joined
in the fracas, which assumed almost
the proportions of a riot before a pla-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-28
MEXICO'S JOAN OF ARC FIGHTING
TROOPS TO REVENGE HUS

Col. Ramon Flores, the Mexican
Joan or Arc, one of Pres Carranza's
right-hand army leaders and decor
ated for bravery by his own hands,
arrived in this country recently from
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-27
MRS. D. B. ALLEN II.
{. PASSES s | ! AWAY \ | I !
FORMER REslpENT DIES ALTOS
ANGELES. CALIFORNIA.
y Last WEEK. y
DEl1n Of ms. ! JOSEPH MICH u l'Il
Funeral Services Held this mornIns'
J, Mrs. sarah ksnnsy Passes
}:.s Away at Leeds. ID. II.
I MRS. D. r. AlLEN.

Delaware county friends will regret
to learn OF the death OF Mrs D. B.
Allen at Los Angeles, California on
Hast Wednesday, May 20, 1914. The
remains are expected to arrive here
the first Of next week for interment.
Miss Maltnda Reed was born sev-
|enty-nine years ago and was united
In marriage with Mr.. ID. b ! Allen on
March s, 1856. at Chatham. n. y.
They lived ON q farm and in Albany
until the summer of 1868, when they
moved to Illinois, settling at Atkinl-
son, where they remained for SIX
years and then came to Manchester
in 1875, where they resided for many
years. About four years ago they re-
moved to Cedar Rapids. where they
lived with theix daughter, Mrs. A. s.
Hart. Mr.. Aliens death occurred at
Cedar Rapids on December 26, 1910
Mrs. Allen remained at that place un.
til the death OF her daughter, Mrs
Hart, which occurred on September
q, 1913, when she removed to Cali.
fornia, where she has since made her
home with another daughter e,
e. Giles, at whose home she passed
away. Mrs. Allen is survived by her
one daughter, Mrs. Giles.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-27
MRS. JOSEPH MITCH.

& The death OF Mrs. Joseph MUCH oc-
occurred at the home OF her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Clyde Croskey, near this ct-
ty on Monday afternoon. after a sbrief
illness. The funeral services were
held this morning at nine O'Clock 4s'k
from the Catholic church and inter-
ment made In the Catholic cemetery.
Mrs. Mitch was born In Germany
Don May IS. 1847. and came to EAmeris
ca when nine years of age She lived
at Galena, Illinois, for several years
ana then came to Delaware county.
She was united In marriage With JOS
eph Mitch about forty-nine years ago.
NJ. Mitch's death occurred on Feb.
ruary a.. 1907. Mrs. Mitch Is survived
by the following children: John Mitch
Manchester: Joseph Mitch Chicago
Mrs. james Odenbaugh OF North Da-
ko<a; q Frank Mitch Of Montana. and
Mrs. Clyde CroskeyS of this city. s !
The bereaved relatives are ex33
tended the sincere sympathy Of their
MANY friends. a tt;ss5f5f15 :E g
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. I

SEQ. M. Lull and VT to Julia Jen-
ny. Lots 1,sss.3, 8 and w IL, lot Z, blk.
4, Parliman's addition to Greeley. 4
a, !, s.. ..s5} $4,000 90 )
# r.. NJ. Marvin to Ada u Park hurst.
E IL, lot "a, Ia: Land Co.'s add. TO-
Clarence H. Blanchard, ct al to J.
E. Lane. E e13: 1-2O al, N 29-40, NV,
NV, Sec. 80, and; pit. S E1-2, SW,8 Sec. !.
80, Coffins Grove Township. 80 200
IL Fl. S. Gearhart and VT to Philip
French. Lot Is and Is. blk. 9, Ry-
I Malcolm v. Bolton. to E. g. RAN
dali Lot 6, Blk. g. Randalps Add to
Robinson. ]. q: SLOW {
E. G.. Randall to, A.. T.. Robinson
Lot q. blk. 1, Randalrs add. to- Rob
Mary D. satterlee to Clarke Sat
terlee N. 22Sft.s lot 141, facing Frank
lin street, Manchester, -. $l.OO
w. A. LeClere ct al to Jos. Miller
S 51-2, tSW, NE, Sec 81. North Fork
township ;. u. 4. !. 4. 81, 100000
Matias Makovec and VT. to John
A. Besler. p. Sec. 19 North Fork
township. i. .,.i3... :.. $lS, 3oo@
luOI pc ttIl4
D, Heath. E, 1-2, lot 10 and VIZ
Of lot II, blk. 4, Toogood and Beth
els subdiv., Of N. part lot ! OF IA, L !.
Land Co.'s subd. of pt. Manchessers,; En-
Frederick S. Seymour to Emory 3.
Allen. PIT e ", ne, Sec. 81, Delaware
John w. Elder and VT to A., M.
Cloud. H., sw, Sec; Is, Milo e 1ttoWn..
G. E. Loveless ana wi. to Cemetery
Society Of, Yankee Settlement. Pt sw.
Sec. 1, Honey Creek tWp. ........-:$245.O 90
Violet E. Perry ,to, Maud Pogues.
Lots s, z. 8, and 3, blk. 2, Minkler's
add to Edgewoo $4OO.OO
Emma J. Grimes and hus. to A. L..
Lands. Pt sw,S ne, sw cor: lot 4, Col
onys township 100000
E. b. Stiles to Even Penney. Lot
713, Manchester .-.. $4,000
E. B. Stiles to Even Penney. Lot
ia, Manchester 90
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-27
CELEBRATES FIRST ISL HOLY MASS.


I. The celebration of the first holy
mass Of Rev. rather Frank H. scher-
bring took place at Petersburg last
week. Rev. Father Scherbring was
born1in Delaware county and has al
ways resided in the county and his
many friends will be interested in
the following article taken from the
Dubuque Times Journal: 81. s5z ~
Great solemnity marked the cele-
bration of the first holy mass of Rev.
Father Frank II. Scherbring, in S.
Peter and Paul S church: here yester-
day, the feast of the Ascension. a
sarge crowd of parishioners were pres
ent at the church, to do honor to an
other of the sons Of S. Peter and
Paurs parish, who has entered the
holy state Of priesthood,
Father Scherbring was ordained In
St. Mary's chapel at st. Paul Friday
morning by Rt. Rev. John Lawler.
g"The celebration of his first holy
mass took place at 10:30- o'clock. He;
was met at the residence by the cler-
gy, little girls in white and the acol-
ytes,s and on entering the church IN
toned the 'tVeni Creator" The solemn
high mass followed at which the new
w ordained priest was assisted by
Rev. w. Sassen. as assistant presby-
ter; Rev. DR.. German, of St. Joseph's
college, Dubuque, as deacon; Rev.
Father M. Hoffman,, of Dyersville, su b.
deacon, and his brother, Rev. Joseph
tScherbring,' student Of theology at
st. Paul seminary, master of ceremon-
les. Rev. Father Goetzinger deliver
ed an able sermon, dwelling upon the
dignity of the priesthood and the ne
cessity of faithful workers in the vine
yard of the Lord.
"a large number of priests from the
neighboring parishes were present in
the sanctuary.
Little Miss Mathilda Deutmeyer
was the bride and her attendants
| were Isabelle Bruggemann and Mary
| Mormann. III
"Rev. Father Frank H. Scherbring
was born on the family homestead
near Petersburg, on June II, 1890
and is now twentyfour years of age
! He is son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Scherbring. His father passed away
twenty-three years ago, but his moth.
er9 is still living. His early educa-
tion was received in hte parochial
school of the parish, and while still
very young he eyinced a desire to be,
come religious, and his course o1
study, from childhood up, was direct.
ed toward the goal Of his ambition
After completing the studies prescrib.
ed in the village school he went tc