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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-06-30

Joseph and Clarence. who have been
visiting Mrs. LaIock's sister, Mrs. Ed
Morgan, returned to their home IN
I Pennington Tuesday.
J. NJ. Harvey went to Kewanee Tues
day on short business trip.
Mrs. Claude Haines and two chill
dren. who have been visiting with
relatives and friends here, returned to
their home in Woodruff Tuesday
B. F. AIawby was a Rock Island
visitor Tuesday.
There will be a meeting of the w.
c. T. L. in the rest rooms on Friday
afternoon, June 20. which all mem
bers are urged to attend.
c. ]. Tunnicliffe of Moline was a
business visitor in Aledo Monday.
In the Illinois intercollegiate Ath-
letic association of which William and
Vashti college is member. the cham.
pionships for the past year were
awarded as follows:
Football-William and Vashti, first
Illinois Wesleyan, second.
Baseball-Millikin, first. William
and Vashti, second.
Track-Illinois college, first. VIII
liam and Vashti. second.
Observation-Disclosures Wesleyan, first.
Millikin. second.
The association consist of Is leading
colleges of the state. Taken as a
whole the local college has the best
record and the prospects for the COM
ing year indicate that William and |
Vashd will make even better show |
ing among the association members. |
J. VI. Wilson was a business visitor |
in Rock Island Monday.
Miss Grace Cortland of Joy spent
Saturday at the nome of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l. Cortland
Mrs. Frank Fassnacht went to Viola
to spend the day with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hehin.
". w. Warnock was a visitor in
Rock Island Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. d. Emerson and
son. w. D.. Jr., and daughters, Misses
Mary and Jean. left Saturday on a
two weeks motoring trip to Brown
Ing. Mo-. where they Will visit Mrs
Emersor's nsphews. ired and Ken
-rfh Duncan.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. Parkman spent Sun
FAY in New Boston with their daugh-
er, Mrs. ]. b. Ballard.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-06-30
INDICTS MELLEN
IN RAILWAY DEAL
Ex-Head of New Haven and As
sociates Accused by Bay
State Grand Jury.
CHARGE OF CONSPIRACY
Road Not Operated, Legislature Re-
fusing to Approve Lease to
Boston and Maine.

Cambridge, Mass, June 30-Efgh-
I teen persons, including Charles S. Mel
| len, former president of the New YORK,
New Haven & Hartford and the Bos-
ton & Maine railroad companies; Fred
| erick S. Moseley of L. S. Moseley q
Co. Boston, brokers; the late Ralph
d. Giilett of Westfield and the invest
ment committees of two savings banks
| of this city were indicted yesterday
afternoon by the Middlesex county
grand Jury on various charges in con-
nection with the financing of the
Hampden railroad from Bondsville to
Springfield. Mr.. Gillett was president
of the Haiapden railroad corporation.
The railroad was built year ago as
a link to connect the Central Massa-
chusetts division of the Boston &
Maine with the New York, New Haven
& Hartford railroad, but has never
been operated. an attempt to obtain
the legislatures consent to its lease
TO the Boston & Maine having failed.
Road Cost 100000.
The indictments against Mellen,
Moseley and Gillett allege conspiracy
TO induce the investment committees
of the two banks to lend a total of
$4,000 to the corporation. The notes
securing the loans were Endorsed by
the Hampden Investment company, or
ganized by Mr.. Gillett to finance the
construction of the railroad, which
cost approximately 100000.
The investment committee of the
East Cambridge Savings bank is in
dicted on three counts of conspiracy
to lend sums of $4,000. $4,000 and
$4,000 to the Hampden Railroad COM
pany. Those indicted are Gustavus |
Cooper, James Ferguson, David c. |
Proudfoot,, Charley W. Daley and |
Frederick b. Wheeler. These indict- |
ments charge that the Hampden In
vestment company was not a substan-
tial surety or indorser of the notes of |
the railroad corporation given to the
bank.
Second Committee Accused.
Similar indictments we're returned
against the investment committee of
the Cambridge Savings bank, the
named being S35, 900, S25, 900, i
s22, 500 and S20,250 The committee of
this bank consists of Edward r. Cogs-
well, Enoch Beane, James F. Pennell,
Harry +. Mason and Leslie n. Brock.
Frederick S. Moseley was indicted
On six counts. involving the alleged
larceny of sums amounting to SI12, 500
rom the banks. and Mr.. Mellen was
indicted as an accessory before the (
'act on five of these counts. Ii
Ten other counts aIlege that Mellen, {
Noseley and Gillett "conspired to steal {
Ind did steal various amounts in /
7olved in the transactions with the I
NO banks. Members of the Moseley I
brokerage firm, including Sewell H {
'essenden, Neal Rantoul. Stephen r. 1
'rowley, Benjamin p. Moseley and I
William S. Clough. were indicted on L
light counts charging conspiracy to Il
teal ?
Three Deny Charges. t
Emphatic denials that there was Z
ny conspiracy on their part in the
urchase of the Hampden notes were
lade also by Mr.. Cooper of the East a
ambridge Savings bank, Mr. Cogs- h
ell and Mr.. PenneIl of the Cambridge a
avings bank. N
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-06-30
DAY IN DA NEWPORT

end Of the building to the south, this
being in the new building. The Offices
will also be removed from the extreme
eastern end of the east wing to the
southern entrance of the building.
Action is Decided Against Raiiroad.-
The action of Mrs. X. Helmick VS.. the
D., r. /. & n. w railroad was decided
in favor of the PLAINTIFF by Judge The
ophilus. The litigation concerned a
piece of land, the title to which was
questioned. The defendant company
claimed that it belonged to it while
the plaintiff stated that possession had
been given for 10 years and that a
fence had been recognized as the prop
erty line.
Fears HUSBAND; Asks Restraint
Fearing that her husband would come
to her home and do her harm or vio-
lence, sMrs. Hulda Alvina Brandt, who
has instituted proceedings for divorce,
asked for an injunction against him.
The proceeding was instituted against
Gustav Brandt and the ground for d.
vorce is cruel and inhuman treatment
The petitioner states that they were
married Sept. Is, 1909, and lived to-
gether until June "a, 1914. She asks
for s25 per month alimony and $50 at.
torney's fees. The injunction was
granted by Judge Theophilus after she
had put up bond of 5000.
Award Damages to Giri-The civ
OF Davenport is considering a dona-
tlon of $500 and from present indica-
tons the proposition will go through.
Last winter Miss Margaret PiIlion, re-
siding at 1902 Harrison street, slim.
ped and fell on an icy sidewalk, break |
ing her ankle and otherwise injurfng |
herself She was con 3ned to her home |
Tor several weeks, and has not vet |
recovered from the effects of the fall. |
t is said. According to the statutes
ne city is not liable for damages I'M
ess a claim is filed within 80 days, a
hing which Miss Pillion failed to do.
She did file claim, however, about
hree weeks ago, asking $500 dam
ges. The matter was brought up at
he last counc meeting and referred
the finance committee, which was
cheduled to meet to consider the
natter. City Attorney Lambach has
old the committee that the city can
ot possibly be liable, and according
o one member of the committee, II is
kelly that favorable report will be
iade and the $500 ordered paid.
o
Licensed to Wed-PhiI e. Weber
Rock Island and Catherine r. Con.
ely of Davenport; Otis Gilbreck and
eneva A. Grote, Davenport; James
Jay and Ada Smith.
%
Obituary Record-'Leopold Miller, a
Ioneer cigar manufacturer of Daven-
Dirt, passed away at his home after
lingering illness OF five years dura-
on. Miller was 81 years of age The
was born In Aehern, Ger
any, Nov. is, 1S4T. coming to Amer
a and directly to Davenport In 1872,
Id had resided here ever since. Mr..
Her was in the wholesale and re
IL cigar business for 80 years having
store at Third and Brady streets
d later at 20s West Second street.
the time of his death he was en-
ged In manufacturing cigars at his
sidence. On Oct. z. 1884 he was
'rried to Mary Kunz of this city. He
survived by his wife diary. and four
ms and daughters. Mars NJ. Anna T..
Their and Leopold ali iof Ipvenport.
News OF the death az Ms. Name
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-06-30

Learning without politeness makes a
disagrseable pedant, and politeness
without learning makes a superficial,
frivolous puppy-Chesterfe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-06-30

Logue-Hogan, formerly Of this city
was received by friends here. De
ceased died at Mercy hospital in Gin
ton Friday at midnight. Mrs. Hogaf
was born in Clinton 81 years ago ant
spent most of her life IN that city
She was the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
John Logue. She received her edu
cation in the Clinton schools and for
many years afterward she was con
nected with the j. s. Faaborg store
where she had large number Of
friends. The family lived here few
years. Besides her husband she Is
survived by her mother. one brother
James Logue, of Clinton, and one
sister, Mrs. S. c. Beatty Of Preston
Iowa.
Charles Miller, son of c. s. Miller
536 College avenue, died In Moose
Jaw, Canada, according to telegram
received by the family here. Tht
body will be shipped home.
The body OF Gideon Kepler, brothe'
of Mrs. Charles Van Evera OF uucf
Ridge road, arrived here. The de
ceased passed away in Denver Satur
day. He had resided in Davenport
up to Is years ago.
Des MoInes Burglary Nets $500.
Des Moines. Iowa, June 3O.-burg
lars entered a and 10 cent store here
during the night, blew the company
safe, and escaped with $500 in silver
and currency. Three charges OF nitro
glycerin were used.
Relieved In a Few Hours,
N. B. Langley, Madison. Wis, saysi
az was almost helpless with rheuma
tism for about five months. Had II n
my neck so I could not turn my head
and all through my body. tried
three doctors and many remedies
without any relief whatever until
procured DR.. Detchon's Relief for
In a few hours the
pain was relieved and in three days
he rheumatism was completely cured
Ind 1 was at work. Sold by Otto
5rotjan, 1901 Second avenue, Rock
Stand: Gust Schlegel & Son, 220 West
Second street. Davenport.-(Adv).
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-06-30

Licensed to Wed-Phil e. Weber
of Rock Island and Catherine r. Con.
nelly of Davenport; Otis Gilbreck and
Geneva A. Grote, Davenport; James
Ray and Ada Smith.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-06-30

end Of the building to the south. this
being in the new building. The offices
will also be removed from the extreme
eastern end of the east wing to the
southern entrance of the building.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-16
Nene &rnppgcidiibe.
Sie Hsucn 30 NIB 30 Sentimetcr
Morier babeu cine Sraameite
uun 20 bis % Meileu.
9tau s)orf. Il. Eft.


.Ite Gc'ltldlen mer0en nadlneus
Der 9&elt cine nod grcBcrc llcbel
roihung brciten ais NIT ihrcu be
rlihnlt aeiuorDen II Gentimetcr 9c
luaerunqsnnricrh mcihc Die mooern
lrcn tSeiutqeH pie 0aricnbouler 5us
amneliaclho'iCu habea. Siluen lue
niger 9ScnGa mer0en bic GeutldBen
nit (5eldliitcn pon 50.2 beap. o5
Gentiracter Gurhmelier suu Gor
lGein fommul an 0eren Noilenolula
Jest Die Nrltppihen Ascrfe IN Gnen
Sag lno ytoht arbeiten. 2leic
geuigteit hrohte 4bnlpb ). @ol.
Ghefingcnieur Der Shonlos u. Chi
ION 60, lpelhcr Gienitog olls Gelttid)
louo noh Aelp Yorf 6uriidfcbrte.
Ncrr @on periihertc. cr babe bic N>i
formation bon oencralItobsnlii5ieren
imh beircllnocten rSllaenicuren Der
Nrltpp gSerfc erboltcn.
nIicie neuen Hieienoeidliibc bobcli
cine 5roameite pon - bis % enali
idlcn Nteilen. Sic (s'eneralltabs,
oifi6ierc periid)crtcn mir 0aB 0elltldl
lono oie ooaae 9torofilitc non 9clgieu
beletcn unb baum oeQen Gnelono nor.
oeben mollten. Sic nclleH Hielcuge-
idlitte. mclfe nidlt pom Qe!pohnlldlell
Soloaten, lon6ern pon aruppiden
S5nacnieurcl benicnt nno ntontirt
iueroe1l, ieIlcn i'm 6eIbc an SteIle Der
12-Gentllneter 9forler treten. Die
nonn ihrericlts onf Den 9inienidllfien
nontirt meroen loIlcu. Spbolo ~.
enoc oefollcn iii, lperben bic nelietl
ejeid)iite an scr ailltc nnntiri lner.
ocn, Inn brltiidle Sriegs- lllo Sralls
portidiiic in Sdlot SIT bolten. 9lui
oieie 9seile hofien Die 0eutldlen ci
ncn beoeutennen Shcil oeS aonol8
slniid)en Calais lno Gitcnoe lontrol-
Iiren su f6rncn. Gin ein5iacr Sd)nB
ini imitonhe iein. nen arpBien
7reoonougbt aun Sntcn 8u brin-
gen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-16
SdGbenOes 9rau.

WslGR GnitridFarbs fir Die 3riees'
ffifFe ON porteilbafteiten 1T, ooriiber
bat Die meinuna lonst seihEponit.
Wdbrgnb Ole Sdiffe Der !5anhelsmns
rine in Der Mebrsubl iibe1 b1 Wai'
isr1irie fhparS ssitriden inn, bat iih
fir bic 4riessidiffs one 8abl Der
grnuen 5arbe suseiponot, alio oeriels
ben. bic iid eessn ieos Rntiidi auf
9raht unb Gjefdnat fir Die llnifors
msn bes 2anpbesres ourdeeieBt bat.
Dem sfeIbgrou itsbt nemnoh Elm
meersrau segeniibsr. Sa Der Wearins
lit mcE ban1it ooran9fgnngen. Die
enaIifes 1T erft DOT etDa 5ehn Sabren
ai11erem geiipiel esfnlet. Oumals
modts 20 alerDines Gin eigertiimli'
der @iberitano aelteno. inhsm elm
e,tqliIber GapitGn nus ariegsn,iniites
rum por Der srnaien 5arbs tparnte
nnb bofir einen 2lnTtrih nit orei
Grunbfarbsn empfaF. oie fid fir bos
Muee ihon in gerinpr @ntferaung au
einem 9rou nereinigen fnllten. Das
burh iolIten uamsnt!ia @eIdiiBe tots
fdhiid uniidtbor etmaAt n1ben. Sn
Der Wlolersi If BIZ entfprerhenbs 5ats
fade Idneft betdnnt uno in 8tnuBung.
Mon tpeib ouh, ouB cine einbeitIidls
Sdrhune tets ounfier tpirb aIs cine
nnterbro6ens gsrlGIune. sroBoem
bat man iih nidt oo3u entfdlieben
fDnnsn, Die arieesffiffe NIT bunter
Gtreihine aus brei Brunbfuben ans
suftreichen. bic ibnen freiIid ouh Elm
merttphr0igss Qusfsfwu pertisbsn hos
ben nErben. Bel nebIigem Wetisr
biirfts pobl aud bet 9rane @nitrih
ntnigsr nuffdIis iein ois irqtno Elm
anberer. 2ln fonni9en gaeen sei6s
nen iid bic erauen Sniffs otf bsm
bunteltlonen ooer erunen Meer offers
bines refd fharf ob. ober unTihtbor
fetbft BEL benem Qiht iaien fid) hisfr
Riefentorper eben Iberhnupt nift mos
den. Sm Nrgemsinsu tonn man fiher
fsin, bob Der graus Qnftrin om beften
eetpdHt in. be er fonft tp9M nihi nod
nnfsrem Mufter Fait ubeiaH ongtuom'
men tporben mart.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-16
GoiSprDOuflion.

Die Sta.iltit Der GroeE7lie ~
gpIobersbaues III aus ben peridie'
bentn Groes9enben ieBt in elmer 8oa'
ftGubisteit suIammen9etragen lporbsn.
bob ii9 cine uebsrii6t iiber ben Grs
trag oss Iebten Sabres feititsllen ldbt,
uno fe brinet bic 9roBe llebers
rofhung. Dob gum eriten WtaI ieit %
Sobren bic Goloespinnung ob9enoms
men bat. Die einaies ausnabme in
bieisr 3eit bradts has Subr oes Bu'
rentrieees burd bic St0rung oes
@oIbbergbaues in Sronspaal. bic oIs
elm ouBereslp0bnlider SAL betra6tet
Deroen tounte. Den Sennsrn Der 0ers
hGltniIfe oirfte oas Grgebnis freiIih
nidt gans unerfpnrtet tommen. oa bic
3unobme Der 0olbgetpinnung Ieit Dem
Sabre 1908 cine itetige @erIaneiae
muna qe3eist bet. Sm Sabre 1906
hatte her Grtrng etpas iiber 1900
W1ilIioneu Mart oebrdft unb mar
1908 um rotitere 240 Millionsn ees
itiegen. Die 3unnbme Der fplgenben
Sabre mar 70 oering, BOB 1912 etit
runo 1850 Wlillionen su perseidnsn
porsn. Sm Iebten Sobr 1T nun tirs
Mbnobre I'M 8etrage BON As Mil
Iionsu Mlarf eineetreten. uno etnou
berehnete fih Der GrIos oes GoIbs
bsrebaus uuf 1885 Wlillionen Wart.
1lntrr ben goIo er3sugennen Qdnbern
itebt Transpanl fhon ldneere 3eit on
sritsr SttiIe unb bat i'm lebten Sobr
oIltin etspo fir 730 Millionen Mlort
8efb gt1isfert, olfo 40 b. 8. bes ees
famten 0olbes herporgebroht, 1n
Sfrtiter Gfcfle fteht nidt mebr Iuitrd'
lien, Tonbern Die 8sreiuioten Gtaaien
nit tinem 8eipinn pon 354 Millionen
bemnoG nod nift her 6dIfts bes Grs
TRACES oer iiibofrifonifheu 0olbfeIosr.
Der ou1trolii6e GoIbherabau bat 216
W1ilIipnen oebrohi. Damn folgen
RuBlonb nit 100 Winionen, Merito
nit II Millionen, aonooa nit go
Mirionen, Rbooefia nit Sc MiIion.n
uno sSnbien nit 45 Wfillionen Wiart.
2tlIe onoesn Gdnber 3uFammengenCms
men babeu nod 232 Wfillionen hin3us
geFiigt. Die Qbnabms osr Getpine
nung eritreft fif oiesmdt ouf 5rdnss
pooi. unb snor bns reibIis GoIbfelo
Der Grbe am Qpitnotersranb. Der
Rudgana beIduft iid i'm gan3en aui
"a Millionen Mart uno miro elmer
fsits auf 4rbeitermon1eI. onoererieits
ouf Den Gifenbabnitrsit suriit9efiihrt.
Ger eieentfihe Grunb 1T isooh in ben
Characterization 3u fuhen. bic burt
bi. 0ertpenbune inbiIher 3uIis in ben
gerotperttn bsraufbeihDoren norben
finb. Muberben ideint ober and elm
iotTdhlih.s glohfofIen Der Grtrogss
fGbiateit bor3ulis9sn. inbem Die beiten
@oIblaqsr ber Grfhopfung nnbe firb
nno Der GolooshoIt nit Der 5iefs obs
nimmt. Die @oIosetpinnunq i'm rufs
fif6en Reid olIetn 3siet Elm beodtenss
fpertes m0mstum, mad tongerer 3sis
beg 9ieberaanoes. Der Goloberabau
t6nnte bort nod neit srobereu nms
fang ostuinnen, tpenn es eeldngt, Der
CHARACTERIZATION 6srr gu tpsroen, bic
fopohl outh unesfunoes alimo. tpis
bur9 unsuldnglide Qr5eitstraft uuo
maneeIhofte 3ransportmittei beoingt
psrbsn. 2tun U2erito uno Subisn
tonnte1 lire Grtr0de nod iteiaern.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-16
Nniltano in 5iiOatrifa.
9'urenrceimenf mentert araen Gng'
iaun; Stauoredlt per.
tanat.
aapitaot. Siloairifa. ii1cr Sonoon.

| AaprQ0f. Su0afrttA stoet SoNoolt
l3. 2ft.
| eSn 0opitaot mur0e om Eienitaa
antIidl bctaltnt geqehen, oaB etil III
ter oeui 9Seiehl oes 0btrifM Ntarir
ltchen0es Getoherneit ig Norolpe.
mcIten Der aapfoIc.iic retellirt 1d1
llchcr oie Qanse iiloairlfaulihc llnion
! 1T oos Stanoredt perhonat porocl.
S>n Der 0roflolnotlolI melde uon
9nro Burton, .SeneraiQouperncur
Der lluinn uHter3eidhlet l1uo pon tSe
Ircrol Snub. Dtlniiter pes &ertheIoi
numgamciens, gcaenge5elhHet III pclbi
g. oab Die RebeIlion hereits leit ocni
por Iongcrer Belt erfolaten Gudtritt
General 9mera ron, @oiten Oes
Observation-Disclosures Der (rltppen Der
Union I'M @ehcimen aegabrt babe,
lsno bon 0eutih. 5iinncliofrlfo ans
elne Ianeaorbcrctcte gropoaolbo,
I'M ginpobner Der llnion abtriinnia
su lnahen eingeleitet morocn lei.
Cine Menqe ocl,tidler Spione Inii
in Ser llnion ihr gSSeien trieben uno
Die nobochenocn 9eriooiitteiten 81
i;berrehcn neriuhetl, iid rom britt
id,ei1 Heih Ips3liIoicu nno cine Replt
lii 5u grltnoen. 3miihcH Dem e5oil-
nerncllr upn 2elltih.SUapeit
nnb Gherii MInrie ioIl ein Abfonuncit
0etroiien mprneu iein, nad1 belben1
oie llndbtangiQfcit Der Union ais
aiepltblf Don GelitldlIono anerfonnt
lulo oofiir @oltiihbai uno aioerc
GneiIe Der llnien an 3eutiflano ab-
actretcn pernen inl. Sic Gattlthen
ioIlen iif) ferner nerpflidltet hoben, i'll
Die Union eillaufallen, iobalo Sperit
s.forib oorum criltd1t.
Sobalo 0ie britiifle fcQicrlmq BON
ser Meilterci erfltbr, ianote lie Sherit
@riR ab. I'M Mfnrib ieincr Stelmna
ST enthehcn erie itclItc ieit. ooB
uftter Dem GefebI MtariB niht MIR
afrifoniide, iorlhern ald Ncuild)c
Grupper iteben l,no iih ouh Oeutihe
Gelhilte bel Inn bcfanoeu. Morib.
scr non Den 8ci,tlfen ocn Hong ei-
neS Generals erhoItcn hat. bate oGe
hieienigen Gffi3iere mo 9tonnldaf-
trn ieiner 2lrniee. oicsfd1 nidt Den
1entihen onihlicben molten, ais
9ricesoefonaenc naf 0ellfif, Sub
meftofrifa idoffen loi'cn fSen. glu
riff bebouptete i'm Neiib groBer Wcli.
gen bon @clpchren, Munition un0
0elo su icin, Die er nnn hcn Geutihell
erhiclt, unh crfiGrte. cr pcroc bic
Die gonse iitoofritoniid)e llnion ilber
oen Noufen rcrnen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-16
r-fT NenSet ySloau's" reidlIids
an bel Snmbaap.

Sic An0rilie pon 2umbogo. oenclr
3hr olisgeiett ieio, limo Ionge nid)t io
hoiinlngsIos. pie iie ideinen moaeu.
Sbr fonnt 2inocrung Don oieien To-
iort criobren, menn 95br citiad,
~Stoons 2iniment oui ben Riifen
itno ben 9enoen oppli3irt. 2ltmbnoo
III cine 6orm bon Hbelimatismts. bic
1o'ofrt nor SIoon's bas idneaIterts
bnrh olle bic ipcben un6 5orten Mus
tcln 0urdorinqt, Den Hiiden qeid)nei.
big uno gut filbIen modt, meidlt. Solt
Gudl cine 6Ioihe bon aSloans 2lni-
ment" Su % Gents bel irgeno eincut
ErogiIien uno bdItet cs I'M 0ouie
Qegcn Grfnltungen, pche umS &C.
idlluotlenc @elenfe, Rbeunatismus.
Eeuraliao, Seiotic mo obnlide 2ei-
oen Gier GeIo 5ilrilfcritattct. penn
tidlt beiriehiaeno, giebt aber ioit 10.
iortige GinoerltnJ. (ans.)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-16
Summer |.
9cutidlanos 9ied)t.
In Der Staht Der @rnoerlie6e prpa
teitiren Sentidlc. Oeiterroifer
nHD Srlanncr.
lShiIaNeIphia. 30. "a. Oft.

HpituneionlH, 1>u.s =. All
eSrobdrtioer @nthliinsmus fitr bic
Sodle oes alten &aterlonoeS unn aui
rlat'ac Gnpnrlna iiber ale S5al-
tunq Der anaIeomerifoniidlen @rcI~
cor lit9 heute 9lbcno i'm 2luoitoriuni
Der GhiIoeelphio Surnoemcinoe funo.
iit meIdier 9ilo0elpbias neutlGuneri-
ioniihe 9i'aiien imo Grnteit Ser.
ilnmIlna itotiiona. Der groBe Saol.
lpeIdler oreltolllcno ,pteuldlen iobt.
mar ideu hoi0 lodl llcben llhr. OILS ote
Sbiiren oeoffnet mroen HbcrfiluI-
Iie WlenQe. Die lp0ter fam. fano tsi
m0eren Hollnliidlfeiteu oes 9fielel
bans Der Iurnhaae llnterfltnft ooer
iiallte lidl in Der Nrooo StroBe, olt
lueIder hns tSebanoe Iiegt. Sin gruge3
9laiqebot Der GoIi5ei bate Ndlbc.
&erfehrllnasltorlnlaen 81 perhlitut~
Mud 81 Den Mannern lno ,Srouen,
pcldlc nidlt mebr GinioB erbicItcn,
purbe aeiprndlen. Selblt Rrof. Gu-
Gen 4uehnenann nnn Nresl1l4. Der
0cntlhe Nouptreoner oe3 9hefoS, hat
te iid bereit erflort, auf Der StroBe
Sit ipred,ell um Bic aeuit nid3t Az
entt0uitbct. siuEcr Der oellflhe1l
uno oitcrreidiidl ungdriihen 8e-
noIferlna Der ,1taAt lnoren oltdl oic
GHGnner mn sStouen irlonnilcber No
funft III Der Observation-Disclosures
3ohlreich pertrctelL lln6 ihr Gn
thniiosmus nlr GeutId,lanos lul0
Seitcrrelh lngornS aercdte Sofc
roar nid1t rcniGer nrnb ols DER ouoe-
reu Ibeilnebmer. Ter @oB aegen
Gnalono, neld1er leocn cdten ,SrIotts
Ger hdrofteriiirt nnb IN iohrhuubert-
longer 0enrilfllne ieinc llrlode bot.
fam hcion0ers lehhnit 5um alusbrud-
aIs StootanpoIt 9fid)aeI ). giuon,
Der npitltdnoia anf neutidler Sete
Iieht unh einer oer erIten 9eiiteiiern-
ben gum pilfsfonb ipur ieine 8eoc
bieIf.
Nls 9sertretcri Der 2lrbeiterlhaft.
ipradl Ser &ermonn Qrcimer. er
trat nit bercotcn Mnrten fiir Die,
SrieesnotblcioenDen ein. 1ie eneliide
9ouptreoc blcIt Gr. s1ernlner. Seiue.
9lnsiiihrunecu mroen nit lebhoftcnt
@cifoT olfamst.tms'a nameittlth fcii,
eneralidles eintreten acgen Die anglo.
/, onerifnliiid,e SetpreIic.
Or. 0ernlNer idlnf3 feline nit iH-
helnoem NeifoIle oufqenonnIene Ncoc
, mie folat sd bin ieit iiber3eigt oos
, bon, ooIj Ge,ttihIono Der Welt belneis
len miro. bob Maht nidlt ltets 9tcdt
. ieoelttet.
Scr Iebte 9iebner oes 9lbenos por
. Groi. GlIgen Giehnemoun bon gree--
lou. 5eine me6tcrbofte rbetorlldle
.. e'!onslelihnlg mar boS c5roBortlglte.
. mos bier hi&bcr bon einem oeiitidet
; lieoner gehort purbe. Wit Dem 40-
iinaen Scr u2ad)t ON Hhein itloE
. 4hilooelpbios Gerolti8Itc oeutidome-
> rifaulidle Stun0gchlng.