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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-14
Big News.

From the Buffalo News.
In spite of the censors something
that sounds like news keeps coming
from Europe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-14
the Evening star Newspaper COMPANY.

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New York Office: Tribune BUILDING.
Chicago nffre First National Rank Building.
european Once: Regent ST.. London. England
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-14
A Bolrowtorium.

From the Galveston News.
To many people borrowtorium
would be q blessed relief.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-14

Some men," said Uncle Eben. "is SO
expert at calm 'tention to DER SETS
dat dey somehow seems to manage to
get an extra jingle out of nickle
when dey draps it on de contribution
plate"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
SUNDAY SCHOOL
LEADERS MEET
in CITY, FEB. 3
General Board of Education of
Episcopal Church Holds Two
Day Session
FAMOUS DIVINES WILL
SPEAK IN CHURCHES

The meeting OF the general board OF
religious education ana the sunday
school convention OF the NTH depart
ment, to be held Feb. 10 5. inclusive,
viii bring 10 Detroit number OF
brilliant and iorceiul speakers and
best known sunday school educators
IN the Protestant Episcopai churcn.
Among me members OF the board who
expect 10 attend these meetings. are
the Rev. Arson p, Stokes, secretary
OF Yale university: the Rev. Carlton +.
Mills OF Boston; Mr. Rooert H. Gard
ner OF Maine. Bishop Edwin ). Lines
or New Jersey. and the RI. Rev. Cnas.
p. Anderson, bishop OF Chicago.
Tuesday afternoon and evening and
Wednesday morning VIII be devoted
10 executive meetings OF the general
| board, In the various committee rooms
OF the new ST. Paul cathedral mouse.
"Wednesday evening district CONFER
ences OF the Sunday school workers or
Detroit will be held IN ST. JOINS, 81.
Josephs, ST. Marks and Trinity par
ishes, and the Church OF the Messiah.
These conferences will be addressed
by the following members OF the gen.
eral board:
st. Joseph Bishop Talbot OF South
Bethlehem, Pa; the Rev. L. y. Galley
of Philadelphia. Chairman. Bishop
DuMoulin, bishop co-adjutor OF Ohio.
st. John s-The Rev. DR.. Boynton.
professor of religious pedagogy or the
General theological seminary OF New
York: the Rev. Dean Lewis OF All
Saints Cathedral, Indianapolis. Chair
Vhr har Of
church. Detroit
ST. Marks lDelray) bishop NC
Elwaiu. bishop Suffragan OF Minneso-
IA; the Rev. DR.. Logan OF Nashville,
Tenn. Chairman, the Rev. K. NJ. Dun
of ST. James church, Crosse Isle.
Church OF the Messiah-The Rev.
Chas. II. Young OF Chicago; the Rev.
Franklin c. Sherman, educational sec
rotary of the Fifth Department. Chair
man, the Rev IA. II. Barber OF the
Church of the Messiah. Detroit.
|, Trinity Church--Tne Rev. Lester
Bradner OF New York City; the Rev.
Carlton p. Mills, educational secre-
tary OF the diocese OF Massachusetts.
Chairman, the Rev. VIM. L. Torrance
OF st. Andrews church, Detroit.
The fifth department Sunday school
convention coayenes on THURSDAY
morning, Feb. ), all sessions being held
In st. Pauls cathedral and cathedral
house The sessions open with a
celebration OF the holy communion at
Z o'clock, with a second celebration az
3. From 10 to / o'clock the. conven'
ton will be in business session. The
afternoon will be devoted TO confer
ence led by members OF the general
board
Thursday evening the Church CLUB
OF the Diocese OF Michigan will ten
der a reception and banquet to the
members OF the general board and
the delegates 20 the Sunday school
convention, In the cafe OF the Elliott'
Taylor oolfenden company. AT this
dinner Bishop Anderson OF Chicago.
and the Rev. William K. Gardner.
general secretary OF the board, VIII
be the principal speakers. Bishop
Anderson subject Will be Religious
Education In the Home while the
Rev Mr.. Gardner Will deal with the
work OF the general board.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
Church Notes

The Jews confession OF faith" Will
be the subject OF the Sunday morning
sermon OF Rabbi Franklin In Temple
Beth Ell
An illustrated lecture on Alaska
will be given by Daniel Scotch before
the Volunteers in the Fort-st. Presby-
terrain church, Friday
III. O. Dale will deliver an address
on Railroad engineering before the
Defenders OF the Fort In Fort-st. Pres
hyterian church. Friday night.
The Rev. Eugene Rodman Shippen,
pastor, viii discuss the question OF
Forms and Journalism IN the Unfair
ian church, sunday morning
The regular monthly business meet
ing and supper OF the Bible school
teachers OF the Fort.st Presbyterian
church will be held Wednesday even.
ting
/ The Rev. Howard A. Field. pastor OF
Simpson Methodist church. will preach
Sunday morning on Your call His
evening subjec, VIII be May ! know
I God2'
/ The Rev. Albert Edwin Smith. pres
ident OF the ono Northern university,
OF Ada, Ohio. will conduct both morn
ing and evening services in the Cass.
ave. Methodist church.
I The Womans association or the
FOREST. Presbyterian church win nee,
Monday afternoon for sewing. Later
i'm the afternoon the regular monthly
business meeting Will be held
The Rev T.. y. Haggard. OF Liver
more Falls. Me, has accepted the cal
TO the pastorate OF the Warren.ave
/ Baptist church and will begin the
duties OF his new charge March
The Rev. Y. Percival Huget. pastor
win preach on Rejoice and be glad :
! I'm the First congregational church
/ Sunday morning. The evening ser
vice will be taken mp b. n young PEG
pies rally. commemorative OF the an
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
MICHIGAN MEN
ARE ACTIVE in
MOSLEM FIGHT
Three Oaks Millionaire Heads
World Sunday School AS
ISOLATION Campaign
PLAN TO SAVE CHILDREN
OF MOH-AMMEDAN BIRTH
Organization Hopes to Overcome
Degeneracy, Squalor and
ignorance In This Way

Michigan men occupy important posi-
tons in the Worlds Sunday School as
sociation's proposed Moslem campaign
In the interest of organized Sunday
school work in Mohammedan lands
which opens here Tuesday evening
with the two big mass meetings in
First Baptist and Woodward ave,
Presbyterian churches.
E X. Warren, millionaire feather.
bone manufacturer OF Three Oaks
Mich. is chairman OF the executive
committee OF the Worlds Sunday
School association and financial sup
porter OF Sunday school work in this
state. while the Rev. S. NJ. Zvemer,
native of vriesland, Mich. and grad
uate OF Hope college, is a noted mis-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31

Kerr. basses. win render the follow
Ing choice selections from famous
oratorios: From Mende!ssohn's Eli
jah, Cast Thy Burden Upon the
Lord" Watching over Israel" and
For He Shall Give His Angels
Charge" from Memberships ST.
Paul" Nov Are we Ambassadors
How Lovely Are the Messengers.
and Happy and Blest Are They"
Miss Won Essen will sing the alto
solo. And God Shall Wipe Away All
Tears from Their Eyes from Sui.
livan's Light OF the World" and Mr.
Kerr the Recitative and Air for bass
Thus Saith the Lord OF hosts" from
Handel's Messiah. The service viii
close with the "Halleluiah Chorus"
from tho Messiah"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31

sionary whose score or more years OF
Investigation and writings on the con
ditions existing In Moslem lands Is
partly responsible for the launching
OF the proposed campaign among So
900. 900 Mohammedan children. Mr..
Warren and Or. Zwemer will be
among the speakers at the mass meet
ings.
BY planting the seed OF Christianity
among the children of Islam the as
ISOLATION hopes to overcome an ap-
palling condition OF degeneracy
squalor and ignorance unequaled the
world over. as shown by missionary
investigators in those countries. This
Ia thought possible through the fact
that children are not taught the Koran
until they reach maturity.
1t has been shown that there Is an
awakening coming in Mohammedan
countries or even greater Significance
than that OF China says Chairman
warren. 1t ID the greatest oppor-
tunity for Christian work that has yet
presented itself in the twentieth cen.
fury.
Our Investigations have revealed
. startling condition OF living among
Mohammedans In many countries. II
has been shown that children are alb
solutely uncontrolled and that ror-
tally Is So per cent because of I'M
sanitary and unhygienic conditions.
Physical inheritance is their greatest
curse and disease kills them of ike
Mes. But one child In 10 reaches the
age or 20, and girls are married at
AZ and are grandnothers at %. Ia
early life they are familiarized with
degrading conversation by theiE cid.
ers.
Most or the reports received from
missionaries stated that conditions
beggared description, but enough was
revealed at the Zurich convention OF
the association TO set in motion plans
Tor the big campaign which win be
inaugurated in Detroit next Tuesday
The campaign for the salvation OF
the Moslem children viii begin i'm ne.
troit Tuesday noon with luncheon
Tor business men In the auditorium
or the y. Nj. G. A. The luncheon ia
limited TO 200 persons. The Rev. : NJ
Zwemer, Bishop. J.. G. Iartzell the
Rev. G. I. Erickson, tho Rev :. r
van Trowbridge, Frank l.. Brown and
Marion Lawrence will be the cuests
OF honor and each will tell some ot
the things he knows about conditions
b in Mohammedan lands.
supper and conference for soc
guests will be given In Woodward
ave. Presbyterian church az 6 O'CLOCK
when the same program will BE-
given.
Two great public mass meeting,
Tuesday night. will wind up the day
campaign In Detroit. Simultaneou;
programs will be given I'm the WOOD
ward-ave. Presbyterian church and II
s the First Baptist church. Those AT
, tending the six O'Clock supper will
have seats reserved for them in tn,
A chyrches.
ARRANGEMENTS for the days activi
ties are In charge OF Eugene C. Eos
4 ter, president. and 5. H. Meyers
chairman OF the local committee.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
sPtRtTUALfsT.
rrusT spIRITUAI.IST ma

IT Wayne Clstle. corner C3ss aud
paer-sts Services sunday. 1!gO
ReV \E " Spraghe Is giving his
afth lecture OF "a series on spiritual
srf.nce and psychic law tSubtect.
suquestion and auto suggestion
The Spirit world vindicated The
reverend will also answer cues
ions placed I'm the question. box
pertaining TO spiritual science. Mrs
Il W. Sprague, nlessagS bearer
IVccum, $50 y. m. Research class
special feature Free healina by
Mrs. Frances Brophy. An welcome
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
HIGHER THOUGHT
Higher Thought Assembly
10 Nithereu

II a. m. "Efnciency"
D. IA, America Spiritual
Conception" VIII Lexington COM
fort
p m, Wed. CONGREGATIONAL sun
per. Sucking cafe. IS John A. 1880
? m lg Witherell, musical seioc-
tonu, Sig. Antonio villa. Nine An
TOM gccompa5Ast Short talks on
social service.
D. la. Thursday. Miss HELEN
Rue, tiinman settlement Work
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31

meeting led by MI. Carrabin, mission
choir wlll sing; Thursday. speakes.
the Rev r. g Rowland. Cass.aye.
NJ. T.. church. special music by M.
Jackson and quartet from Woodward
ave. Presbyterian church; Friday.
speaker, the Rev. Harold y. Coco"
nov. 81. Clair Heights M. r. churca
(choir OF young people from MS
church will have charge OF the music /;
Saturday. open meeting led by Mr.
George Brown.
Miss Elizabeth Emery and Mrs
Grace Gray Brown. sopranos; Miss
Elizabeth Bennett and Miss Marie
Won Essen. contraltos; Harvey NJ
| Merker and Lynn Hobart. tenors, and
/ Donald c. Macdonald and William
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31

Judge Arthur j. Lacy OF the domes-
tic relations court Is TO give an adj
dress on Sunday evening, at o'clock.
81 Peoples chapel. West warren-ave.
and McKinley-st. Husbands, wives.
and young people are specially in.
.xifed to hear this address. Follow
GA the talk by Judge Lacy. there will
Z ~ 4 Observation-Disclosures upon
Ihe Paradise home OF the future
|1kn." BY the minister, Lee 5. Wheel
- ~ 1880 O'Clock.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31

missionary work In Alaska before the
Woman S Auxiliary In Christ church.
and va the evening OF that day he was
guest or honor OF Palestine lodge OF
the Masonic fraternity
Or. Stuck Will speak before The
Sunday school, OF 81. Johns church
sunday morning. lie Win preach IN
n Paurs cathedral at the regular
morning service. and in st Andrew 4
church In the evening.
Speakers and singers at the MeGreg
or institute for the ensuing week
sunday. Monthly Brotherhood rally
Mrs. Hoetgcr will sing: Monday open
meeting. led by MIR Scott, Tuesday
speaker. the Rev. Frederick kempster
singer Mrs Doyle; Wednesday. open
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31

The visit OF Archdescon Hudson A..
stuck famous Alaskan explorer aud
conaueror OF Mt. Mckinley. who de-
fvered his lecture telling OF his won
derful feat In 81. Paul's cathedral audi
torium last Thursday evening, viii
extend over Sunday. Friday after
noon. Archdeacon Stuck lectured on
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31

William E. Chalmers. OF Chicago. ma.
tional secretary Of the Baptist Young
Peoples union OF America. will ad-
dress a mass meeting of young people
from all the Baptist churches OF
Wayne county In the Woodward-aye.
Baptist church. Thursday evening. The
Tull male chorus Of 80 voices viii
sing and a 36-piece orchestra viii fur
nish instrumental music.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31

Sunday will be every member pres
ent' day In the Warren.ave. Metho-
dist church. The services will be Civ
en- over TO a discussion of missionary
problems TIE Rev. y. I. Osborne.
pastor. VIII speak on The Christians
marching ordcr| in the morning. 1.-THE
Iby-products OF foreign missions" will
be the subject Of the evening address
On the following Sunday night the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31

Tomorrow will be Christian Endeav-
or Day in Highland Park Presbyterl-
an church and special arrangements
have been made for lts celebration.
The rev. }. -. Macdonald. pastor, has
prepared special sermon for the
occasion. and viii speak on The
great Christian Endeavor principle" In
the morning. The evening service
viii be entirely IN the hands OF the
members OF the society. Or. Thomas
Rlalsdell president OF Alma college.
viii be the speaker OF the evening.
Special music VIII be rendered by
tho societys quartette.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31

Mr. Karl Lehman will deliver the
morning sermon IN Bethany Presoy-
terrain church The evening service
will be In charge of the Endeavorers
and the theme viii be Christian En-
deavor principles and progress
The Christian Endeayor society OF
Bethany Presbyterian church will pre-
sent mock trial in the church. Fri
day evening
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31

There viii oe a mass meeting of al!
the young people OF Detroit Baptist
churches in the Institute building or
the Woodward-aye Baptist church,
Monday night Miss Ella d. MacLau-
rim, field secretary OF the Baptist
Womans Missionary society, will
speak on Girls and women OF inc
Orient Miss Macl.aurin is a sist n
OF a former Baptist pastor OF Detroit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31

The Rev H. y. Haggard. OF Liver.
more Falls. Me, has accepted the call
to the passionate OF the Warren-ave.
Baptist church and will begin the
duties OF his new charge March i
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31

niyersary OF the organization. OF the
organization OF the Christian En.
deavor movement. Karl Lehman, held
secretary OF the United society. and
the Rev. Mr.. Huget Will be the speak
eTs.
The Rev w. III. Wray Boyle. pastor
OF the Woodward-aye Presbyterian
church, will speak Sunday evening on
The portrait OF an ideal young man.
This is the fret OF two sermons on
Ideals
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31

The Eternal home OF the Saved
the New Heavens and the New Earth
Will be the subject OF Evangelist Nico-
la 5 sermon Sunday evening at TIE
former Lutheran church. corner ker-
cheyal and Canton avenue.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-13

ser MMudfebr pom 6el6e gingen bent
2Qn6mirtb 8orges aus 2ntbe ote
Gfer6e> sic Dor ser @iienbabn l@en-
ten, 6urd. g. molte iid 6ur6 Mb<
ipringen retter, gerietb 6abei aber
10 ungliidli6 unter Sic g5a0er, oaB
er neben ar6ern @erlebnngen ei11e11
@6Q6elbrud 0%apontrng. Ser 1ofort
berbeigerufene Mr5t fonnte MIR nod
Sen 500 for ltatieren. Ser @obn oeS
49,, ser li6 ebenfauS ouf 6ern @oge11
befan6, lit NIT einigen lei6tem Ser
lebu11gen a%bgefommen.
@eifalen.
Mit ser 6iesjabrigen &eioelbeer=
ernte 1iebt es in San6ebedi in Ser
|@egeno ant Sen Mbbangen 0eS @gge-
gebirges un6 6eS Seutoburgermal6eS
nibt BEL or0ers gut aus. - Sn IS o.
ren6orf mur6e fiir5li@ Elm 8e-
5irfs : @dcilienfelt gefeiert, on bent
oie G6cilien9ore BON &eelen, @bers-
minfel, Sredenborit, 0itenfel6e, Sai=
ierberg nno sic bet6en bieiigen ser
2m1tentil1s< nnb Marien=Efarre tbetl=
nubmen. = Die in @ertbe 6nrb
6ie 6iibrer ser &a6icalpolen beranf=
bei9tporenen @organge int ftr6li6en
@emeinbeleben baben at elmer @rbe<
bnng gegen sic fir@li@e Mutorttat
e fibrt. Sic Bartei oes &aoicalpolen
MarfomSfi, mel9e bier in 6en fird-
liden &orperidaften Die Ma@t an 1t6
geriifen fat, orbeitet offemidtli@ an
Ser 8riisfirung Der 6euti@en @atbo-
lifen nn6 berlangt 6te interviewing
oes fatboliiden Bfarrers Sonoer=
mann unter lire Wfabtgeliiite. Mnber
Dem argen Gertpiiitungen, Sic Ser ein
1tarfes @etpitter begleiten6e molfen-
brudartige &egen in Mtten6orn
angeridtet fat, iino au@ mebrere
@ltb19lage borgefommen. Muf Der
int @bbegebirge %liegen6en Detmels>
bor6t m1r6e 6os @m1s 6es 2an6=
mirtbs Clinton Sdp1lte bonn 8lib ge=
troffen nn6 tbeilmeiie eingeai6ert.
- Sic i91peren @etpitter, melde Sag
ouf Sag iiber 6os gan3e @aner-
lamb nie6ergeben, baben man@er-
orts gan5 furdtbar getpiitbet. Was
6nr@ &agelidlog ridt berni@tet pr1r-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-13

0e> fiel Sen iintflutbartigen 8olfen=
brii9en 5um Spfer. Das &orn liegt
mie gepal5t am 8o6en; eS miro ii6,
90 sic &eife beginm, faum tpie0er be<
ben. Die &artoffeln liegen iteden=
meiie fret auf 6em 8o6en; tiefe Sur
den 6urb5ieben 6ie Sel6er un6 @ar<
ten, melde nit Ser fortgei6pem1ten
Tru6t einfa6 tro1tlos o1sieben. Mu6
6ur6 8libid1ag muroe mandes 5er=
it0rt. Menidenleben iino ie6o6 gliid=
li@erlpeiie nidt 5u beflagen.
&beinprpbin5.
Cardinal @artmon BON 6 3 err
bielt has @roBfreu5 6es Maltbe1eror<
oens. - Ser &entier @6elmon11 fat
ser @ta6t 6reinn6etnbalb Meiuionen
Marf lebtmtuig bi%nterlaien. 9ie 3in<
fen oes Capitals fommen 6en &ratz
fenbdnlern Coins 5mgute. = @inen
oreilten l1eberf fail beriibten int Gen=
trunl ser Mltlta6t 5mei @ol1ner, sic
einen 2ebrling iberfielen, ser pon
6em Hoit6edamt 1900 90. erboben
bate. Sic ldlugen ibn 5u Bo6en>
beraubten i'm 6eS @elobetrages un6
entfloben. - Dus MutomobiI 6eS
Observation-Disclosures 8ette aus
|Grier rannte eine toub1tumme
6rau I'M, sic o11f ser SteQe to6t
blieb. Snfolge 6es itarten 8remienS
i6leu6erte 6as @uto amf Sen 8iirger<
llteig gegen einen geraoe b%oriiberge<
ben6en @ergeanten, 6em bei6e Seine
5erquetidt tpur6en. Die Snioi1en 0eS
gl11toS ieIblt blieben n%rperlebt. -
SSn 81 o@ itarb &altor Or @daf=
fer bon ct. @altor in @oblen5. Ser
@erltorbene par friiber Sffi5ier. =
Ism 5dmerte uurben bier froati=
i6e Mrbeiter, Sic inn 6ebrnor 1912
einen 6eutlden Mrbetter ermoroeten,
berboftet. - Gin 8rotr6 int 9 ii
fe16orer Suiti5gebduoe fat al1<
Beroroentli@ groBe @erbeerungert an=
geri&tet. Mnf 6em 8o6en lagerten
6ie @eri6tsacten, mn6 3uar felt 6em
ID. Sobrbun6ert, 6ie Elm @oub ser
|6lamme1 mnr6en, 6arnnter aud) Sic
bi1toriib en mertbbollen 5tiiGe aus
ser ebemolieen @rafidoft un6 6em
ipdterem Ser5ogtbum 8erg. @erlonen
mur6en mi6t berleBt. - Sn &aan
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-13
Die ate belmatb.
S@leiten,

S6leit en.
Mah 2SmDhentli9er 9n11er 1T Sem
Mielenfampfe in ser 8res1aner
Metouin6nitr 6ur6 Sen uber 5000
Mrbeiter lommt ibren Sa1ni1ien in
Oeitlei6eni9oft ge5ogen mur6em, Elm
3iel gelebt mor6en. Die betbeiligten
Mrbeiter nabmen in 5ablrei@ beil1d=
ten @eriommlungen 6ie @inignngS-
borldl4ge an, 6ie BON Der direction
gelteQt tp11r6en.
Sadien.
Sn OberIin6 in Gbiringen
iin6 bermutbli9 infolge @enuiies bon
b%er6orbenem Sleii9 200 &erionen
1dtper erfranft. 8is iebt lit eine Her=
ion geltorben. SET mebreren lit Die
grfranfung lebensgefdbrlt9.
6annDner.
Ser &riegerperein in .&anno=
Der ebemaliger @inun66reibiger bat
bon 5em @bef 6es &egimentS, @r5el=
len5 b. Seeba@, Ger fiir5li6 ieinen
80. @ebnrtStag feierte, letn 8ilo init
unter16rift erbolten. Sin 6em &ar=
burger @reisfriegertage AM Z. Sum-
bot 1i@ ser @erein betbeiligt. - Sn
@I6agien brornte 6as 8. @abi@e
@eb0ft nie6er. 3as 6emer griff 10
i9nen I'M iid, 6aB benin @ingreifen
Ser Seuerpebr idmmtli6e @e6au6e,
@taM, S9eune nn6 @obnbauS, bonn
6euer ergriffen tparen. Dte Madbar'
gebGu6e blteben nnbei6a6igt. = Sci
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-13

6uhledner in Mei9enba6. Dos
@ebau6e bronnte po4itdn6ig nie6er.
SIM @fitidertbal bel Ster5ing
mur6e Ser @ltsbeiiber @ruber bel
Ser Teloarbeit bonn 8lit erf6logen.
: Sin Orfan, ser iiber 6ie nngarii6e
&auptlta6t 8n6apeft berein brah,
ridtete i61imme @ertpiitnngen an
un6 brodte pielen @erionen 1@pere
@erlebungen. Dur@ Sen Stnrm mnr-
Ben mebrere @auier nieoergerillen
11n6 3obIreide DG9er abge6edf. Ser
Gtnrn1mino mmr6e bon einem idme=
rem @etpitter gefolgt. Der 8lib i6lug
in cine Drmferei, un6 iieben Berio-
men mur6en i6tper berlebt. 3obl=
lofe on6ere @erionen mur6en 6nrd
berobi tir5en6e Eriimmer mebr ODER
meniger fhtper %pertpun6et. @ie1e Ser
lonen muroen in be6enf1idem 3u=
itono unten DOM Sturm %berabgerii=
ienen 1riimmern berporge3ogen unh
in sic &ranfenbduier geidafft.
Ser biSberige Mngeitellte Ser M11tul=
@e1euidoftS 10rfler, ser grobe I'm
tel i@lagungen begangem botte> bot
fi6 freipillig Ser Eoli5ei geiteat, hoo
ra11f er in @aft genommen pl1roe.
2mrem6mrg*
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1i6 6os @obnbal1s nebit Depen6er=
3ien 6es @in3ers @reipel6inger-6ei=
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