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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24

gen. Mber oieiem &%0llenorod)en feblt
oas flare 3iel in ieinem Mitben;
jei,eer @lutrunit feblt Die &olitif, nno
als ein5iger @enoiie geieut iib ibn1
n1r Elm beimrtiidiiber, greiienidtua.
DYER Wonarb 3u."
@ir frogen einen Menid)en init
flarem @erlta,6e, Oh ct IN bieler
boBerfiiuten roben M~usfalen Die
Spur audi ,n1r zines driltlidem> ge-
ldppeige ei,pes fatboliiden Denfgsi,
ltes gu e1rt6eden permag. Mber 6ielc
genleine @eiimung bei6ranft ltd)
rid)t MIR quf oas cine g~enamrteYlctt,
Tie bat ii6 in bnnoerten5alen bereits
m1f sic cine ober anbere Mrt ge1ll=
Bert. Mon berglei6e bamit Die rll=
bige, iad)lide unb bornebme Solturg
ser 1eidsoeutid)en @reiie nnb man
miro polenos berlteben, tparum ,pir
al, cine mirfli9e religi0ie &egenera-
tion in 0er fran3olt1d)e11 gtat1o1t n1dt
ala1lben f0nmen.
gs tpare DEM @olte iibri9ens nibt
einmal mebr m0glib, - es miiBte
Damn Elm @unber gei6eben = ieitren
1rel1 er1pa9ten frommen @efiblen
bes @laubens nn6 Der Mnbadt 5u
-
folgen. @ie sic friber bereits OIL
bieier Steue mitgetbeilten 8eror6=
n1ngen Der Recommendation &egie-
r11ng, 10 Benefit al1b sic folgenoe
mieoer, mte ale 6erartigen &egun-
gen I'M @olte in Seiieln gelegt ODER
eritidt per6en ioaen. Ser grlaB
gebt bonn frun50iiiden &riegsminilte=
ri1m aus nn6 lit an ole Mrmeefom-
ma1lbos geri9tet. Sc beiBt oar;a:
Sic Mufmerffamfeit Ser &egier11ng
m11r6e unlangit auf sic Sbatiade &C.
lenft, 6aB in mebreren e%inittpeiligen
2a3aretben> sic in fruberen Cult
itdtten eingeridtet iin6, @apellen> Die
re6tm0Big nod BEN @eieten iiber sic
Srenm1ng Der &irden bonn Stoat g.
i9loiIen maren, obne ie6e beb0rolid)e
@enebmigrng mie6er eroffnet mor=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24
,,Mbimrse5 @ei1mdb."

@errlhor0 Shom lit %feinesmegs
ser eil,5igc gl1gl6roer, Ser Sront
n1od)t gegen oie perriidte Soee, als
Oh Gnglarb, I'M Bic 9eeutralttat Bel=
gie1s 5l1 pertbeioigea ober um Sic
Melt con oen1 6ll1d) 6es 6eutiden
W5i(itorism11s 5l1 BEL reien, bonn 2e6er
gesogen bobe. Sic @el1delei lit nun
einmol oas engliide 9eationallaiter.
Gesbolb lit es nid)t gang leidt, 6iefer
einfaltigen 2iige, melde MSqnith,
@rep, GburdiQ un6 &oniorten IN j.
ser g}e6e nie6erbolen, 6en @arm1s
5l1 n1ader. Sr6ellen mer6en rrel1er=
bings bod) ielblt in Ser 2onoorter
Erelie Gtimn1en lout, tpelhe for6ern,
ENGLAND ioae Sic @abrbeit iagen
m1o augeben, SOB es nidt gegen oen
Militurismus fdinpfe. 60 fdrai5t
5lr1 @ei1piel 6ie iebr einfluBretde
uMor11ing Eoit," mie folgt:
v0os obluroe @elh>pat, BOB Die
Ter arieg gegen Sen Militorisml1s lit,
lit erIe6igt. 9os engliide @olf 1tebt,
baB es ei115ig unb ollein or1r9 Den
i%rtedige1ten @ebral1d bon militast=
id)er Madt boffen fanrt, ieinert at1'
moBenoen Mod6ar nieoer5r1ringen.
Ios britiide @eltreid lit mtfgebaut
ouf Ser Siidtigfeit ieiner Mrmee nnb
iei1er 0lotte. Ser friegeril6e 8ei1t
lit Ser britiiden &olle a%ngebore'n
nnb jebt, mo mir ettpas @robes ha=
BEN, fir bas mir fampfen nibts
meniger ols I'M ere rationale @riltc15
= be6orf bie1er militdrilde uno lta<
tiorale @eilt mirflid feineS Sertbei-
6igers mebr."
Sic G%ngIdn6er lalien iid ni@t
gern nodlagen, baB Iie ein &ramsr<
polf ieien. 0ogege1 ri6tet iid au6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24
Sdreibt iiber feline Tran.

SNreto1 Aoer 1etne Vr0n. "ST
mod)te einige @orte bemerfen,"
idreibt @err Soiepb Coma BON
6ranflin, Sans, viiber SIR Mpen=
fral1ter> mie 6osielbe meiner 6rol1-
10 ie5r gut getban bat. @eit Sabrerr
lit iie an &beumatism1s. Sic per-
iud)te ale Mrten Meoi5inen, aber
nidts balf ibr. Ma6 bem @ebrmud
oes Mlpenfra1ters lit ieoo9 6os Set
oen neridmunben. @ir 6onfe,1 ST
nett aufridtig fir 6ieie groBortige
Me6i5in."
5orni's MIpenfral1ter lift fei,e
Mpotbefer Me6i5in, miro 1tidt per-
trieben int @robba1oel, ionoern 1T
Gin einfades, 5eiterprobtes &rd1tter-
&eilmitte1, tpeldes Sic Strobe zines
b1tnoertiabrigen @ebral1ds beitoroen
bat. Spe5ialagenten liefern es Sem
Yublifl1m, 6od fotn es a116 brett
be5ogen mer0en bon 6em 9aboroto=
RUM Scr &erlteuer: 81. Setter 6abr-
nep & Cons 60, 1876 @o. @oone
gpe., Gbieago, SSu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24
Yaden hilft Der &erbamnng.

2a@en lit cine DER geiun6eiten an'
itrengungen; es lit Der Geroauung
iebr 5utrdglid. Cine nod mirtia'
mere @ulie lit cine Doiis Gbam5er-
lains Ioblette. @enn SIR nit I'm
per6ouIidfeit geplagt ieib, pcriubt
lie. Sic foIten nur einen 8iertel.
35ufa11fen BEL Murtin Molitor. SIN.
5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24
@ie Die ,,Derb1 octem"
Die &rie8Sla8e oariteucn.

Mfit p~ero1dytiger @eflillerhlldselt
perl1d,eu Sic anltlid)e1 Eetersbnrger
0epelden Sen ginoruf berpor5ur.1+
fen, ais ici Ser u1iiiid)en SeereSlel-
tul1g ber5lib lpemig oarm gelege'l,
@orldnu 5l balten; @ano in 9ano
oamit gebt oie grflar1ng, Ste &1u-
nr1,,,a bon 9po5 un0 anoerer point
Ter Staote, Sic bisber alS midtlge
Stiispuufte betrabtet murben, lei
11l,r aus menid)lihen &Idlidten -
Inn sic @ep0lferrng Dor einem 8om-
burOenrellt 5l1 bemobren - ertolJt.
slus beiben grfl1rungen fann man
1,a1r Sen ei1se,1 SdluB 5ieben, oaB Sic
rullilden Speratianen in EolenL Sic
eiuem gintan in @eutiblano Die 8e-
qe eb1le11 louten, einen pollitanoigen
3ulanu1enbr11d erlitten Eaben. 2oo5
,1uo @aridau 1ino, abgeieben BON
Netersburg> Sic bel meitem beoelt=
tenolten Stabte i'm &peitliden Hl1B-
lu1lo. @or allen iino lie nnentbebr-
lid, fir sic 3uf,,br, in ibnen mai1roen
Bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aus oen
,SSnneru Des &eid]es, un0 Sic Inter.
biuoung oieler &erfebrsaoern geltal<
tet einen Mngriffsfrieg Ser ob1e DIES
inter Sem Mar1gel an al1srei4enoen
riidlpdrtigen @erbinoungen ldprer
leioeaoen ruiiiiden @eere 81 elmer o.
reften ltnm0glihfeit. Gariiber belfen
al,d, feline uamtliden grflarungen"
binueg; nibt einnal BET ben @sr=
biil,oeten 1piro ibnen @lauben ge=
idyenft, lino lie lino mobl o16 nur
oarol1i 6erednet> .bas eigene golf
ilber sic mabre Gadlage 10 lange
mie n1oglid im ltnflnren gu balt,r.
Plus bitterer grfabrung meiB man in
TetsrSburg, baB Mieoerlagen gegen
ei1el1 ailrberen 6eino cine gr1torfung
oes repoll,tip1rdren glementes CUR
Gyol9e baben. 9esbalb meroen Sic
&c erflnren, perlorene Gdladten als
,.i1rotesiid,e @iid5ugsbemegl1nge1"
biuaeltelt; in Ser @offmung, 6aB In
1vronfreid} idlieblid 6o6 nod cine
@erol1ng SIT llngunlten Der 9aut=
id.cn eintreten mltB, NIT Dere1t
SdnuGduMq inn Sltc1t ols u1permeIo=
lid1sm GrgebniB. @as als ~@sn-
rl1irg" oufaefaBt miro, oarilber gebett
Sic Iepeid)en Mufidub. Sobalo
Tral5pIen poer gngldn6er MIR et1e11
eil1sigeu bcutiden Sbiitengraben
netr1en, miro iiber einen ~ltm=
idnplt1rg Ser Beiammtlage" bert6tet,
nit elmer gusfiibrli6feit, als menn
eilre entldeioenoe sdladt gei6laga1
m1re. @11hltd6li6 metertpeiie miro
ieoer u1ortihrittu Ser @rebiinoeton
.ur1tlid regiltriert," glei@5eitig aber
unperant>portliden &orreiponbenten
geltattet, sic groberung tbatia6li6
mihtiger Gl1nfte gu mel6en, Inn oem
giillltigen ginorud gu Der itarfen.
golde 8eridte, Sic ii6 bisber ftets
ais aus ser 9uft gegrtffen ermieic1n
bobe11, IaBt sic geltrenge 3eniur INT
beonltonoet, ourdgeben, obne babel
ST. %beoenfen, baB oa6ur@ folf9e uno
ourl11n gefdbrlihe 8ori teaungen nno
@offnunger1 ertpedt mer6en = ge=
fabrlid 5l1mal fir &uBlan6, mo- >as
grtpaden CUR @abrbeit Ben felt Sab
ren hrobenoen Stltrm NIT elementa=
rer Ge1pult e1tfelleln mag.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-11-18

MANY MEN ARE KILLED
i'c.nbardment of Coast Resumed
Towns CT Zecsbrugge and knocke
Arc Badly Damaged BY Shots.

London. Nov. iS-Tcrrible toll was
aiken by the guns Of a portion OF the
lIIied fleet off Belgium when Ger
nan troop train rushing re-enforce-
..cnts to the battle line was struck by
.ilels from the warshipS wrecked. set
N fire, and destroyed.
Reports of the work Of the fleet
H!;ch has again been able TO get into
.c;ion with the lifting Of .togs. reach
ID here today in dispatches from Bel
.lurl. Monday they were able to re-
ume their bombardment OF the coas'.
The portion Of the fleet in action
,nrnbaried the coast towns Of he-
G,rugge and knocke, held by the
:armans. Buildings we're badly dam
ged by the shell fire
The German train was destroyed
cunning along the coast.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-11-18
EI.OPER WITH PISTOL.
Had Threatened 10 XII Married Nn-
man if She refused 10 Run !:
Away With Him.

New York Nov. lS.-lhe warm
temperament OF LrheS'o bone Ia, =
years DID, !&noe" h!m III "es' o.
Police Iyur' !es'eI'"S ''' & '''.,
Of carrying 'o'"eH s'"'' . ,'',0
threatening the HE 'i M'S -
Denlarco, OF % ELeEe'''n '','''.','
He was held III Hz''o0 "''' ZOE y '''''
and Il con'icSc"' m"! " S0''' ~
prison for a term ranging I''" '''s
year to seven ye''''
me l"'' ','"' ,''e o.,.,,,, , ,.,.,,.- ala
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-11-18
CLEAN UP IN WASHINGTON
Crusade Against Organized Vice is
Being Made.

) wholesale cleanup Of organic
cd vice III The District OF Columbia
vas begun today under the Kenyon
headlight" law. Ten weeks investi-
cation by the vice squad" OF the
police department has revealed vice
combination in Washington rivaiing
the notorious underworld system OF
New York.
District Attorney Laskey-iust two
weeks in ofiice-will start the ''cIean
rp" by fling suit il equity TO close
ur as nuisance" the Ardmorc
Hotel, in "Soubrettc Row Thirteenth
street, just below f. street north
west. Suits against certain hotels win
follow in rapid succession.
By closing certain hotels, Laskey
expects to completely wipe out the
sysLematized vice which has beer
shown to exist by the activity of the
"vice SQUAD" since August 22 in raid,
in@ eleven hotels and sixteen So
.1Iled roomine houses, in which sixty
eight men and sixty-eight womcr
.:ere arrested on grave charges.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-11-18

gyTMOR NOT CREDITED.
Officials of Navy Department En-
Gcavoring TO Get In Touch With
The American Vessel.

Washington Nov. 1S-Rea:izing the
seriousness of the reported offense,
5;iiciais both Of the United States and
Great Britain sought today to con-
!l!Yn press dispatches that launch
from the United States cruiser Tenn
2sgee had been fired upon by the 1orts
OF Smyrna.
The Navy Department has had nc
report recently from the Tennessee.
If was stated that the last reports
showed her off the island Of Scio.
a;!;acent to Smyrna, on November y
and she was scheduled to sail for
y,;rla on November Ia. the depart
,nent later said that the Tennessee
allied for Vurla on that date, but as
the ship has more or less roEihG
commission, there is no certainty thai
he IS rot in Smyrna harbor.
The admiralty OF Great Britain TO-
lay became exercised over INC oiS-
,atcf! that shots had been fired at 4
aunch from the Tennessee as the
mall craft attempted to enter the
,arhor. Il is optimistically asserted
MT, if the incident occurred, it was
nerhaps to warn the Tennessee OF
mines in the harbor, but there is no
;lpstantiation Of this more assuring
chase of the alleged ofFense.
officials Of the Navy Department
arc andeavorirg today to get in touch
Nth the Tennessee and adyiccs from
london are that every effort is be-
NC made by the British admiralty to
scertain the truth of reports com
ing by way Of Paris.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-11-18

gEOUSANDS ARE SOLD.
Richmond Union Stock Yards Kept
Busy Furnishing Equincs-Wili DC
Shjpped From Newport News.

Richmond, Nov l@.-Richmond
ha. become one of the greatest horse
markets in the country.
Thousands of Virginia and Western
horses are being bought for war;
purposes at the Union Stock Yards
here and will be shipped by way OF
Newport News to France and Eng
land.
Two French officers are busily en-
gagged in inspecting horses As they
arrive and some reports have it that
at least 1000 horses have been
bought the last week or two.
These horses, it is stated, must be
not under four or more than ten
wears old. They will be used for
mounts for cavalry and for hauling
the artillery. The great demand for
horses will doubtless cause genera
advance in prices
W =. Taylor, traffic manager o.
.he Richmond, Fredericksburg and
oc!omac Railroad Company yeSter~
lav afternoon states that he has been
approached in regards TO securlnG
Jhc necessary number Of cars to take
care cf such shipment.
From Mir Taylor and one or two
Chesapeake and Ohio officials II was
learned that the shipment woutd
probably be consigned to Newport
News. although this fact could not be
absolutely established
II nas beer stattd tAat folly three
thousand horses have been contracted
ior here. while purchases are being
made at many other points in the
State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-11-18
DEADLY BELGIAN AUTO
German Lieutenant Describes Nori;in'
Of Modern Adjunct TO War.

4 lieutenant Of Uhlans who wa
!" the conflict near Louvain in Sept
clnDer writes:
/ Belgian armorcd automobile. thi
terror OF our troops, had come roaTinC
through our advance battalion at :
mad pace: before our men knew wha
vas happening. Then the automobile
reached our main body and could II;
r:0re turn back, so it began to let it:
mUrderous machine play upon us. w
should ali have been lost but for {
fortunate shot striking the chauffeur
in the head whereupon the automobile
daahed into two ammunition wagons
md then toppled over into the ditc!
At the side Of the road. The Officer
commanding it and two Of his meE
were killed and two others badly
wounded.
Il examined the automobile i'm
nlcdiatc!y. 1t was douhle-aTmorcd
with layer of asbestos between the
iwo plates. Il he'd been struck b%
showers Of our infantry bullets. bu:
nore OF these had penetrated the
second plate. The inmates would
have been perfectly safe but for the
fact that one Of our rifemen firing
from an elevation, hit the chatfeuy
in the forehead. Thank God, we hau
captured one Of these dangerous
things! They are frlghtful terror
to all our patrolling parties, and nave
q most demoralizing effect upon them
bccause these automobiles can only
nc knocked out By artillery. which can
never get in its work in time. We
had only two killed and several sever
l. wounded in this encounter, but we
we're saved from great losses only by
accident"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-11-18
GALS on IRISH TO ENLIST.
Either That OF Goodby to Hcme Rule
SAYS William O'Brien.

London, Nov. fS.--"We have got
either TO bid gcodby to home rule or
help England honestly in this war"
said William O'Brien, member Of the
House Of Commons from Cork and
eader Of the Independent Nationalists
N writing reply 10 constituents
who had protested against the sug
gestion of CONSUMPTION.
lrishnen, he said. were being cruel
y led astray. and their attitude to-
ward the government vas s!inexplica-
a.e." This. he continued, was furn-
;shing to certain English politicians
their only excuse for desertins the
cause of home rule.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-11-18
KAISER HAS HIS WAY.
Austrian Emperor Removes Eleven
Division Generals on His Demand

Geneva. Switzerland, Nov. IS
Persons arriving here from Inns
,ruck. capital of Tyrol, Austria, say
hat the report that Emperor Will
liam is now dictator Of the Austro-
German rumy is generally believed.
The Empcror's first demand, they
.ay. was tIlec-"T'esiHnarioT Of the
Austrian heir apparent and II Aus
;!.ian division generals whose work
against the Russian forces III Ga
.icia was regarded as unsatisfactory.
Emperor Francis Joseph. according
to these same adviccs, has agreed
90 the removal Of the division gen
erals. but IS holding out against the
retirement Of the heir apparent.
Passing Of the command Of the
Austrian army TO the Germans has
.reated Il decided impression among
Austrian officers. some of whom, IL
IS reported. may resign.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-11-18
NEWS OF THE DAY

Three young women, walking arm
in arm along the Long Island Rail-
road tracks near Laurel Hill or
their way home from factory work
after dark last night, were struck by
q fast moving train, and two of them
were instantly killed The third was
mortally injured The whistling OF
a high wind in the cut through which
they were walking is believed to
have prevented them from hearing
the roar of the train. Those killed
were Millicent Branigan, II years
old, and Fannie Bergstrom, 10, both
of Brooklyn. The injured girl Is
Mabel Rankin, also of Brooklyn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-11-18
Rescue Worker a Suicide.

Los Angeles, Nov 1&.--Herbert
W Lewis, head of the Chi!dren's
Home Aid Society Of California, COM
mitted siujcde in a park yesterday By
taking poison.
Lewis was arrested yesterday on
complaint of a - year old girl in his
charge He was to have appeared
in court today on q habcas corpu:
proceedings. He was 30 years old
man Of family and OF more than
State wide prominence in the work o.
rcscuing waits and rRclaimi1g way.
ward girls. He had protested his in.
ccnce OF the offcnsc charged against
him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-11-18
SEGREG ALTON CASE.
ICE Williams Assessed 500 for Not
Carrying Out Order TO Move.

Richmond. Nov. lS.-Joseph Will
iams. colored. was fined $l00 in Po-
lice Court yesterday on the charge
If yiolatingg the segregation ordi-
NANCE. An appeal was noted to the
Hastings Court.
Williams was first in Police Court
October 2lth on this charge and was
given wec:; in which TO move from
nis residence at GIG North Fourth
Street
As he had failed TO carry out the
courts order. Justice Griggs said
that there was nothing to do but fine
him.
Under the law negroes are not
permitted to reside on 4 block if a
majority Of the residents are white
and vice versa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-11-18
MILITARY SITUATION
German Efforts al Flanders Seems t.
have Been Broken

Bordeaux, via Paris, Nov lS-Thc
l,;!lletin Of the armies Of The ropubli'
thus sums the military situation
THE second great battle in Elan
ders seems to be drawing TO close
At the present date, November II
after fierce struggle lasting scvef
Gays. the German efforts appear t,
&c broken.
at has been as with the preceding
attempts a massacre Of dense colum
Of infantry, led to the assault b:
newly appointed officers whose Drawer
does not compensate for inexpsrience
in the presence Of such results ;
nay be affirmed that the superior in
stluction ard preparation Of Thicn
the German infantry gave proof a
the beginning of hostilities-qualit'e
which greatly contributed TO thei
Successes IN rt,e E@ar,itr='i;r- angus
nsve disappeared. and that today, a
c:.r as direction Of fighting. fire con
irul. and maintenance Of contract De
,ween infantry and artillery are con
cerned, superiority has passed to on
sidc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-11-18
TURKEY ON HER LAST LEGS
If Germans Win, They VIII be De
pcndency. Otherwise Turkey Will
be Divided Among Allies.

New York, Nov. 1S.-Nathan Hill.
y construction engineer for the
Standard Oil Company in CONSTANT
noplc, returned yesterday on the At
iantic transport liner Minnewaska.
He left Turkey under German dom
nation.
"The Turks admit they had no
hope for the integrity Of Turkey, no
matter which side wins the war,
said Mr. Hill. They felt that with
Germany victor. Turkey would be-
como a German dependency, and with
The success of the allies Turkey
would be cut up and divided between
Russia. England and France.
$50 they are dying with their boots
on. Enver Pasha, who IS regarded
as the ruler of Turkey. is under the
thumb of General Len1an Won
Sanders, a German who has COM
rand Of the Turkish army in addi-
lion to force Of 5000 Germans.
Djavit Bey ard Tallatt Bey, minis
gers of the interior and finance, are
doing the bidding of Germany.
For the last two months the Ger
man cruisers Goeben and Bres}an
have been busy carrying supplies
shipped by Austria through Rou-
mania to the Bosphorus. They have
carried aeroplanes, mines, torpedoes,
powder and several submarines. >"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-11-18

The Nieuwe Rotterdamsche Cou-
rant quotes letter from a Gaiislan
priest stating that 10000 Austrians
have been buried in one day in q
grave six and one-half feet wide and
a little more than four miles long.
The bodies, the letter says were
laid next to each other in three
LAYERS. These men we're killed, Il
is stated, during Il battle lasting onl!
a few hours.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-11-18

"Theodore Roosevelt private citl
zen. " That is the latest role tina
the former President Of the UnSe'
States has adopted. He declared II
New York yesterday that that /
the only capacity in which he L
going to appear until further notice,
All attempts to get him to comnlen
on the election or anything else
were futile. Not even the rumo'
which has been transmitted ahou
town by underground political wire
less for the last few days that FRO
rressive State Chairman Theodor'
Douglas Robinson mad County Chair
man Francis w Bird are going t.
resign and that both State and coun
ty headquarters are going to o'
given up could get d word out OF
him
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-11-18

William Bayard Blackwell, n, lion
aire lawyer. club member, md gen
tlen1en farmer" of Morristo\T, N.
j., where his estate, "RavenNood'
is one of the show places, has FLEE
an action for 100000 damages fo'
alleged alienation of the affection
of his wife. the beautiful Beatr!ct
V. Bogert Blackwell He names a
defendent John Mayer, Jr., grandson
of Theodore A. Havemeycr, tn
former sugar magnate, nephew O.
H. O. Havemeyer' Jr., and Of MRS
Frederick O. Beach. widow OF Ihas
A. Havemeyer.