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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-20
GOV. FLETCHER
DECLINES TO USE
SPECIAL FUND
For the Vermont Department of Justice
but Will Pay Salaries Already
Accrued and Due June /.

Burlington, May l9.-Governor Allen
M. Fletcher after considering letter
from State Auditor Horace Il. Graham
in which the latter calls attention to the
fact that the appropriation for the de.
partment of justice is practically ex-
hausted and asks for the authorization
of special fund as provided by statute,
decided yesterday that he is unwilling
to authorize the appropriation as re-
quested, but he will authorize the pay
ment of salaries already accrued for the
judges of the supreme court, superior
judges, judges of municipal courts, JUS
tices of the peace, sheriffs, states attor-
neys, Judges of probate, the attorney
general and the five state paid grand
Jurors. all of whom are paid quarterly
and whose salaries are due June /.
He will further authorize the payment
of bills of costs in municinl courts.
Justice courts and bills for the board of
Jail prisoners from the emergency fund.
He will not allow the use of this fund
for the supreme court for the balance of
the year or for detective services or for
the county courts.
The correspondence between the gov
ernor and state auditor follows:
Auditor Graham's Letter.
"Montpelier, May Is. 1914.
"To Hon. Allen NJ. Fletcher, Proctors-
ville;
"Dear GOVERNOR
81 call your attention to the fact that
there was available at the close of bus
mess on May Is for the support of the
administration of justice s22,0s9.02.
"'rhe balance will not be sufficient to
carry the department to the close of the
fiscal year, July j, next, as the salaries
and expense accounts OF the justices OF
the supreme court, superior judges.
Judges of probate, states attorneys,
sheriffs, municipal Judges and other off
GERS will become due June ! and also
the expenses of the June terms of court.
There is ample money in the treasury
for these purposes but it has not been
appropriated.
4The appropriation for this depart
ment was made by section 10 of No. 80
OF the acts of 1912 and was $350,000.
Section Ia of the same act provides that
ii any one of the appropriations should
be inadequate or insufficient that the
auditor oil accounts, with the approval
exceed 100000 for the purpose of main
tanning the institutions or departments
for the support Of which the appropria-
tion is not sufficient VIII YOU kindly
say whether you win authorize the ex-
penditure of any of the appropriation
mentioned in section IA for the support
of the administration Of justice to July
/, next. and If so, how much.
81 call this to your attention now as
/ am of the opinion that | shall have
no authority to pay bills for this depart
ment that accrue before July | out Of
the appropriation that becomes available
July 1, unless IL be the expense OF the
June terms which. by section 37l. r. s.,
are to be carried into the succeeding
year.
"Yours respectfully,
Horace f. Graham,
r. l.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-20
PLAN TO START
NEW HOTEL JULY |
incorporates Organize by Electing Fred
d. Ladd President-Architect George
M. Bartlett Is at Work on Plans.

The ineorporators of the Barre Hotel
company have organized by choosing the
following officers: President, F. d. Ladd;
vice president, George B. Milne; clerk,
w. NJ. Holden: treasurer. F. w. Bisbee;
board of directors. W. G. Reynolds, B.
W. Hooker, D. NJ. Miles, John Trow,
II. F. Cutler, with the president and
vice president.
George NJ Bartlett, New York ar
ehitect, is making plans for the new hotel
and it is now expected the new building
viii be under way BY Julyl.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-20
SIEGEL SAILS FOR HOME.
Indicted Ex-Merchant Left Southampton,
England, To-day.

Southampton, England, May 20
Henry Siegel. who is under an indict-
ment on allegations arising out of the
failure of his private banks and depart
ment stores, sailed to-day for New York
aboard the Olympic.
Evening star., 1914-04-09
MORE LETTERS READ
ATTACKING "C0AL TRUST"
Senator Tillman Submits Two From
Southern Operators Enter
ing Complaints.

Senator Tillman today had read in the
Senate copies Of two more letters from
southern coal operators supporting his
resolution for an investigation of al
legged Determinations by the so-called
coal trust" acting through the South
ern railway, against south Atlantic
ports.
Jake Bewlcy of Bristol, va.-Tenn..
charged in his letter that the coal
trust. indirectly or possibly directly
outlines the policy OF the Southern rail-
way in the matter of establishing coal
rates and in building coal docks at
Charleston or other southern ports The
failure of the road to build docks Mr.
BeTlcy wrote, looks to me like a move
on the part of the coal trust to get its
grip on the throat of the coal industry
OF the south as it has in the north, and
legal or legislative action should be
taken at once TO protect the interests of
the independent and small operators
who are not financially able to build and
own their docks.''
Frank c. Wright. a coal producer in
southwestern Virginia. wrote that Sena-
Tor Tillnlans s resolution touched the real
interests of the south, and il the inYesti-
cation was authorized il would uncover
conditions i'm the southeast under which
the cost of fuel at tidewater is maintain
ed at a figure high enough to confine the
major portion of the supply to mines in
Pennsylvania, Maryland and West Vir-
sinia. to the exclusion of coal mined in
the south
Evening star., 1914-04-09
Bill to Aid Oil Men Favored,

The House public lands committee has
authorized Chairman Ferris to favorablv
report bill for the temporary relief of
Independent oil men on claims in Cali
fornia.
The bill empowers the Secretary of the
Interior to make working agreements bv
Which the locators may go on pumping
OIL. to meet the competition OF the large
holders of alternate sections of land who
IL Is contended are draining the oil sup
ply. 1t Ia a temporary measure pending
comprehensive national leasing .legisla-
ton
Evening star., 1914-04-09

ocol ate-c ov e r e q
MarshmaIlow and Choco-
late-covered Cream 17e
Eggs. A dozen. $3.50.
Marshmallow Rabbits
and Chicks. A f11
Candy Store-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1914-04-09

Jelly Eggs, a Pound. lOc

A miniature mountain Of them all ready for your
Easter table decorations for the chldrens baskets
YOUR LITTLE ONES NAME ON CHOCOLATE EGG
WILL DELIGHT THE CHILD.
Evening star., 1914-04-09

The campaign for statewide prohibi-
ton was opened in the Northern Neck
of Virginia Sunday by Rev. Decatur Ed
wards of the Virginia Anti-Saloon League,
who spoke in three Methodist churches.
Evening star., 1914-04-09
Urge End of Hostilities.

Il returned with the flag bearer, and
he conducted me to Gen. Longstreet and
Gen. Hood. who said that Gen. Lee had
ridden away in an effort to get into COM
munication with Gen. Grant. 1 delivered
to them my message from Gen. Custer,
and they replied that they would gladly
give their words for an unconditional
surrender. and urged that hostilities be
stopped as soon as possible. They stated
that they had counseled capitulation the
day before, but that Gen. Lee had not
agreed with them.
The news that there had been an un-
conditional surrender was first carried
by me to the lines of infantry then en-
gagged The news announced to the COM
rnander spread like fire along the lines,
and the scene that followed was one the
like of which / have never witnessed
before and never expect to witness again.
Muskets and flags were thrown into the
air. and there was wild cheering for a
long time.
About 4:30 o'clock that afternoon
Gen. Grant sent a message to the Secre-
tary of War announcing the surrender
of Gen. Lee. But il was nine hours be-
fore that l had received the flag of
truce and shortly after declared the
agreement TO an unconditional surrender.
The Intervening hours had been passed
by Gen. Grant and zen Lee in arranging
the details that ended the war
Evening star., 1914-04-09
Hope for Prompt Action.

Treasury officials are hopeful that the
appeal for prompt action will meet with
a response from the banks. 1t will take
about five days for banks on the Pacific
coast to get the subscription blanks and
letters, and as much time for an answer
to come to Washington. Banks in the
eastern districts, however. may be able
to send their subscriptions in within a
short time.
1t is possible that the way will be
bank within week. Under the law
banks have thirty days after notice to
subscribe. Officials do not believe that
this time limit will be taken advantage
of by many Institutions, since banks
which intended to enter the system have
been preparing for this step for the last
few months.
Evening star., 1914-04-09
NEW RESERVE SYSTEM
DEPENDS ON BANKS
Future Members Notified by Cir.
cular Letter Of Steps They Are
Expected to Take.

Banks applying for membership must
take the next step preliminary to the.
organization of the new federal reserve
banking system.
Controller OF the Currency Williams
has forwarded to every one of the ma
tional and state banking houses and
trust companies which have applied for
membership a copy of circular letter
telling of the division of the country into
twelve reserve districts and informing
each bank to which district it will be-
long. With this notice NJ c. Elliott,
secretary to the reserve bank organiza
ton committee. sent blank form on
which banks shall signify the amount of
their subscription, and also a circular let
ter calling attention to the law which
provides for per cent subscription
of banks combined capital and sur
plus.
The cooperation of applying banks
Mr.. Elliott wrote, will materially IA
ciiitate the organization of the federal
reserve banks and enable member banks
to avail themselves of the advantages of
the federal reserve system by bringing
into operation those provisions of the
federal reserve act which become effec-
tive and operative when such federal
reserve banks shall have been organized.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-27
rxy- Sbicn mnbeifbar III Iein.

&c" Snien mnbeilbar su icin.
rSt lit an sinem Wa9enubel". ihreibt
6rnu Nug. 8er9ielot BON Tunowen,
Nttnu., nWelt2s unbeilbnr gu ielr
lhien. Sd tteB mth BON Weriten be-
houoeln, aber metn 3uitano muroe eb.r
lbllmmer. ais bslisr. Salleflih
lpuroe ih 10 trant. onB ih befurhteie
b~ettIn8er,8 III lUer6en. Sd bate oit
IoIde Sdlmer5en SwIiheu Den Sdulter.
bIdtiern. Dab lb toum athmen tounle.
Sh begann oanu, NIpentrauter III nehs
men Sm gan5en Qebrautte i'd iehs
6laiden; Die SdmerSsn iino uer.
lhmunotu uno Id fnble MIDI 10 tuobl.
ME lh ia Elm Menlh iublen tann.
6ornt's Nlpsntrduter III Die bette Nieois
itn. iueIhe Id fenne."
"a 6orni 5 Nlpentrduter uiht ourdl
ben 8~rOBbdnoel ium &ertrjeb fommt.
II IS nItt in 2lpoibeteu III haben.
Spesl0l. Naenteu Ileieru eS. ODER man
bssleR es brett 6urt Sic 6eritelltr.
Or Eeter 6obrusp & Sons So. l9-45
SO. @ppns 2tpe Ghica9c. IA Nni.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-27
h 99urmer Die ltriddIe Der Gel:
eeu .%hrcr Sinoer.

Gug ubflttehenosr uudn9enehmer
Atbfn. Dunt.t Ainge I'M Die Nn3eu.
"a 3slten lui8great, NIT gro6em 0urlt;
bic &0dtn iIutrrotb unp ouun mieoer
b,eit; 0tr Ytlb Qcidppuen, nit ihdr'
len luai1natn Shmerien. Iiuo SET
htn pcn ~>&Uymern. 2dNtn Sic Sire
&lnotr Hlds ,lIoeu - <dpoo @prm
AtGGr 9Th. iihue 9inoeyuna. - Gas'
)eIbt tosist o;e Niirnlsr, mlbreno oos
ob'uhgtNot M,ttel ben 00rpsr regu'
Int une oe uu1ngeuebmsn 6olssn Der
SSurm1y %bsjGuja,. aOutsn sic nrd
hsute elne f.aite. GrelS 25c. 8tt
olltn appjh.ttrn ooer psr 6oit- &lda'
POO Suoian NeSicin Gc.. EliIaSripbid
oosr Ct @oui%.-Nns.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-27

tonts in elmer Nniprahe. Elm Qebrer
ioute niht psriuhen, einem Stuosn.
ten stipas gu lebren. tpomit er nidt
istbIt genau oertraut lei, mas Ieioer
in ben 0iisntliten S6uIen 10 piel ge'
ihiebt.
@. 6. Smith, 8rinSipal Der Saut
Gountp IrainirIhule IN &eeo8bur9
bemertts u. g., es lei ldmerer Die WGo'
den ouf Ser Jarm gu balten aIs Die
anaben, oa ~erltere nit @orliebs lib nld
Der Staot perheiratbeten.
8ortr0ge puroen ssbnIten ilbsr Die
8soeuturq BON 0anoisrti9tsits' uno
Observation-Disclosures.
Supt. @m. @irt BON Den 0Ifsnt.
Iiden ShuItn in @nrp. Suo, iptedl
liber boS bortioe Shullpltem. oos iar
onS bette oon Nusrita 9ebalten tpiro.
misunderstanding iuuroen an9enom'
men onldBlit) oes Nblebens BON 8roi.
u. 3 Goualolon uno 5rau ). Z. Som
Ter oon bier.
Grip0hlt puroen Die iol9enoen neuen
0usttoren. &. 3. Song BON Der ga
GroIie NormalihuIs. M. 81. Sanep
BON Spdrta uuo 6. 8. Nnosrion pom
@aItsulls.
lle 8eantiup ahl erqab 1oIsenoes
&;lultot: Y L. Mcg ormic. Scr Erlns
SlpaI Der ga 9rpiis 0odltule. Hrdlis
cent; Tltepraioent. g. g. Gardner non
Nfrnon Gouutu: Sstrstar, U. 3 0lls
ut'iCn uou C~ualastd.
al 8tiuh Der Goni5renj betrug cd.
$50.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-27

periger uno suoem bic neue ltdoitlde
Gontretbrude nber Die Nieoerung onbln
nod nibt gum @ebrauh fertlg 1T. Nber
oIes biss tounte bic Sdaaren Don Se'
iudern ui6t abbailen, oenn es 9aIt Der
@lnmet6uu9 oes neuen 0aupt'
Qebduoes, uu0 oa8lelbe erregte nit
Gedt Oa8 Staunen uno Die un9etbsilte
geWunoerung oler 8aIte.
9ein anberes 6abrltgebGuoe bier
fam iid nit eieiem Neubau, 9an5 aus
@ontrst. @iien, Stabl uno GtaS er'
baut, meIien, uno mas III Solj oabei
uerwenoet ipuroe bent nur sur See
quemlihteit. 5as @ebdube 1T j1x2l5
SUB groB. 6rei Stotuerte NIT @ros
9elhUB, uno iteht III &oroergrunoe oes
0roBeu 6abritcomp.erss, oer . Sahr
8u 3abr ipje bjsb:r luelter %ousgebaut
uuo eutpjdelt 81 mereen perlprldt.
2G8 Wehduoe lit Elm pnbrer Sriump5
nsuerer 0Gutunit ourdauS leuerislt
uno mailiu rvie etn @ranIliallen, uno
aum Yretle pon etul $4,000 1T oaiin
Gritaunlides ge,9ji.et wOroen. @eiae
Jabrlf in sanS 2lmerlta bsIiet Elm belize
res uno mebr SWttoienIltss @ebduee,
in leoem @lntel babeu 2uft uno 9idt
ireisn 3ugong. mltte,it etne8 6dhers
uno HUbrenipltems miro es I'M 4tntsr
NIT betBer 2uft 9Cb'i5t uno i'm Son'
msr nit falter 2uilitr0mun9 atgetibIt.
uno i'll nenigen odt Wtinulen lam Die
Quit IN leoem MlnteI oes 0ebduos3 ere
neuert uno oerbe6art lueroeu. Ser
Bau muroe nod 8!0nen Der Iruiieo
Concrete Steel 50, BON 02troIt BON
ga Groiier Nrbeitern in ettpa aht MIps
nnten a~ufssiubrt. Die berrli6an Mlos
bel i'm N%tillion@itpl fir ons @ontOt
Uuroen BON Der Se8eIte'8 obIbauS Mfg.
So. bier gelisfsrt. IS t0nuen in Dem
gleubau iiber 400 Nrbeiter beIbdftigt
meroen, ole Gap0ctdt Ser Jabrlf miro
onouth UNI uber Die 0dlfte uer9t0s
Bert, uno es miro Iiir Nue einen gang
iheoIen Nrbeitaort bjloen, auoeren
6obrlten gum te htenoen 8ellplel.
9os Gontor lit i'm eriten Stofs mad
Suoen. un0 beiisn bodmoberne Nuss
itattung uno 8elet 6tung puroen nils
9sulein b%emunoert. Ger &aum Ouitets
BON berrlifen 8lumsnlpenosn uno es
lparen oarin aud Wulier Der oielfdltls
gen Yrooufte Der Gabrit ausaeitsut.
3isielbe bat iib uOu t,einen Nnfdn9en
uno inter un8tbeuren SGwieri9fetien
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-27
2ebrer=GOnfertn;

E Sohrestonierenj
bee Msit. @lscon'
i'm 9~ebterusrelns,
tuelts ojslsr Gage
bier ~Itattfanb, mar
iebr intsreiiantu no
i%nitruftlu.
s. g. Germ
Staat8inlpettpr iur
A.o Gn4,IdhuIeu hps
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-27
lie %;ubmad5erinnem oes StaatcS

2ie Eutnad)erinnen oes StaatcS
petoea bnnen tursem am 0un9ertude
rnGtu. menu Die 500 5armerirauen. bic
iio am 6yeitag in MaoiiOn sulammrn
tdnoen, um al einem GURUS in @ub.
moheret tBslIiunebmen, III 3utunIt Gle
lbre 6u;e lelbit ieriig MAIDEN. ga.
mle 6rdultju Is Shmiot. sine 0ntsrs
perttn Der uniuerii.dt Su Maoiion ere
flnrt. lUeroen Die 6armerirauen ouh
nod Qanj beoeutenoe 8el0er iparen, oa
Die iun9e Dame lie lsbren wiro. cen
alien SOmmerbut nit iueni9 j3sit uno
@eioauiDnno III etnen neuer Minterbut
umSuarbelten. uno ME Tie i'm nab elnem
blIbenSabre i'm in sleId1er @eIie lpjeoer
IN etnsn mooerlen Sommerbut surilt,
Oe~rtponoeIn fam. Gum GhtuB i1res
&orira9es ert.arte 5r0u,ein 5hriot
nod, eoB hieie 0ite jtosn @srsIei1
NIT oln ueneitea Barrier MooeCen aus.
bnIien ulroen. .W}sin Qjebhen, mas
'plllt ou nod mebr"?
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-27
Ter @eriftscfcrt Samiltcn

Ter @eriftscfcrt Snmiltpn
mddlte teim 9uthiebeu alter Ntten
iipgds N%nflnouna elni9er 9otumente
ole unlisbldms Gutoedun9, baB cine
8sibe uOn t0hitwlhti8en uno nlftiu'
erlfssnosn Geridt8urtunoen usrihmuns
Den limo, is bancslt iih un Nttsn.
Die irubere Ttp5eIis nm 8runoeiatn'
tbum I'M gSerIb Don funoerttauisnOtn
Dollars tebanosln uno Die in oen Stohl'
Eammcrn beS Gourtbauies siugeihIolisn
maren @inen Ibell ser 3otumente
ldnb Qamilton enolih nyh lanaem pers
qeblthtn Sud)en in sinem 0aulen alien
@erlimp,ls. Gs ioa leBt Otonung in
oas Chaos 9ebraht merosn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-27

Die Seluder pen Der Siioieite aes
lan9ten IN &utihen uno Nutos uun ben
StrnBencnre nah Ger 5abrif, uno pom
Wettem lhon lsuAlete ihnen oas neue
8sbdnoe IN icinem 9;6terslanSe elm.
Iaoeno ent8sgen, fait ME elm GROCER
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bel Na6t nus.
isbsno. Zen @diten murben oQe Die
berrllhen nno nit tpeifer @maiQe be-
ltri6enen 8aume ge5ei9t, uno Is warsn
ouBer ben bunberteu BON Angelie1ten
nod ipsit iiber 1000 Seluder 9etpns
men. Bon 7 llbr an toncsrtirte I'M
oberIten Stede areuB' Srdelter, uno
mad elmer Nniprade oeS 9etriebsleiters
aIbert8 i Stunt, geioI9t BON i0rn,
albert 9iri6beimer. besann
Der Saa, DER bis gu ipdtsr Stunte
oauerie. 2rob Ger n~nsebeuren Wtanse
Der GdnSer CAB iIb in Dem Getduoe
aud nlft bic mlnoeite @ibrotiun
fund. uno es beItano oIio i6on in oie.
lem Slime ieine 6%euelprobe. &enn an
olelem fir Nne 10 nmitianten BnQe
etuds gu taoeln, 10 mare es uielIeitt
on Der 2lrt uno @eile tpie piele 9euts
ben nnuermeto!ihen { ango5 u tan.
gen beIleben. @craoe bier, in eieiem
herrliten @ebiloe non WlentI6enbano,
~ioll!eh 1att uno Sd;d,idfeit bas Sep.
tor iibren, uno ieoe @erleeuna bauon
miIBte falt Wle Gntpsjbung zines lo.s
den 3empsls BON Wsni9sntunIt or.
lbeinen.
SIM j"reiten Stode muroen i'm QuuTe
oes Gbenos @rfriifnngen ~isroirt, Die
Der unbeihrGnflen 2iberalitdt Der 8aits
geber ale &bre mo6ten. 0ns Bette
mar oa fir Ole @dlte nur geraoe out
9enug, uno ale weroen iib Der noblen
S%emtrtbung mob LANCE oanfbar erins
neril.
Is mar i'm lletrioen elite I'M ucQ1tsn
Stnne BEG MorteS D motratilh
6eIIlfteit patriotllter @leitbeit uno
@benbilrtigtelt. uno elm 9ute8 Omen
fir sic 3n'unft elmer sreBen uno fir
9an5 ga 9rpiie au8Iittsoplen uno
nIfloel iprefenoen Snouitrie Sbre 8es
liBer mo Die Yenmten, NIbert
0iri61etme YrGlioent. Mihael
Stunt, cesErdiioent. hilbert Z.
Setretdr uno 8etrietsleiter,
nno Nrtbur 8. 6unt, isin @ebllie,
%f0nnsn nit &edt ltoI5 oarani iein.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-27
Notice to Creditors,

STATE OF Wisconsin. IS.
IN PROBATE.
In the matter Of the estate of Joseph Rreidel
late of the Town of Greenfield, in said County,
deceased.
Letters of administration in said matter having
been granted to Joseph Breidel Jr.. of La Crosse
County. Wisconsin, notice Is hereby given that six
months after the 18th day Of February A. d. 1914,
are allowed to creditors to present their claims
against said deceased for examination and allow
ance; and that said Court will on the LIST day OF
September A. ID. 1914, at 10 o clock A. M. of said
day. at the Court Room of said Court in the c urt
House in the City of La Crosse. in said County.
examine and adjust all claims and demands of al
persons against said deceased.
By the Court.
JOHN BRINDLEY.
County Judge.
Dated THE 18th day Of February 1914.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-27

ntJ 5euer' unb 2sbensoeriiteruns
NusIdreiben BON 8eiietiteln uno Sppos
tpetsn uno SeIooerleibeu gu 5 4rO5eni
cut go groiier Si6srheiten if meine
S%pe5ialitdt. .. 8. @oI5, 624 sib
z. StraBe. @eioe 'Ghones. Nn,.
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gersniiguuss=@esweiie

"a 6rpiIe 5beGtrr- Ban 2pte q ea'on
Stod So. 3eben abeno uno Mtdi'nefS
leoen Sonntag, 2wHiiag, 9oHnerlid9 uno
Samltag.
w2aieftic. 9eoeu 4ahmittas uno Abeno
RauoepiQe une Banoelbiloer-
Eiien. 9eocH Siahmittos uno abeno
Seanoelbaoer.
snric. 9eoen &ndHittas uno absno
8SaHoelbiioeI.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-27

mar cine bentmir.
otse uHb feitlits
S~eIesenbeit. Die am
9ieuitas absnb tau'
bon Seiuhern
Itad ben Subrsr
Nias am Snoianers
bugel auf DER Noro.
isite lOdte. trOboem
Der 8es oabiu Elm
,ueiter uno elm hoIs
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lie oeutihe sdmseriu. Srau

lie oeutihe SdHserin, ssrnu
Sdum1nn.6eiuf. bat betanutti6 cine
Sd2iHnnsstIage eegeu ibrsu &atisr,
ben 8eutidamerjfdnsr NiGiam Sharp,
nugeitrengt. G0S 1T noiirlih iebr bes
bauegilh, aber e8 lit idtteBiid1 cine
gid. tuetche oas 8ublifum nihts aus
9ebt. 0Iejn gernoe oarum louten Die
belofn cub auf cine offentIide Nu8'
ltellung lbrer 6amllienfudihe perBitIs
Ole 3uterujews. nit oenen lie
iiber einauoer berinuen. werien oui
beioe fein ih0ne8 2.dt. GGs 4ubIjtuul
jntereiiirt lif) IL fir Ole 9rOBe 9uuits
letin Sdumann'6 eint. Mit i9r,n uno
@1iten Yriuatan8ele9enbeiteu
runitt es ueri6ont IN blelben. uno
ilrar um 10 mebr, wsrn Oiele 4riUots
auseIe8enbeiten oa5u an J,tban iino.
Nstgetnlb 5u erre9en,
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2len6au @roffnung in ser
2tu66er Sa6riR.
Gnte feltfide t,to oena,piiroiae Gereoerbeit. oie
to'tfenoe pom 23ehtd5eru o,t5o9. 0aa ,p,,,roer=
pofre Sebditoe erre9te Stotnel1 1tno
23eip,t,roer,nr9. &roBortise 23e=
tpirtbtt,r9 ser &dfte.

5ur 9r0be empOrserunssn. uno Ga
Groiie taan ii9 iest riibmsn, Die elm.
Sise 5abrif BON 8ummlihuben meitli9
pom Ohio Su befiBen. 9afiir perbienen
bic Sauptafiiondre. glbert6iri6.
beimer unb WiGael Stunt. be.
iOnoere Nnerfennune. oenn Die 6inons
5terun9 zines TO neuartisen unterneb.
mems 1T elm 8aSniB. gu meldem elm
gut 2betI oon 2Ofalpdtriotismas
nOtbig tit.
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Neuelte Rn5eioeu
Ter GrFnner elmer nemcn Wuaeis
Slmgmaihine,

III 9eltidfano patertamttih 9eidlet, utne
Motor uno epd IeiIur9sidbie, iudt ejncn
9apltalilicn oIa 3beilbaber; groBartige Ge.
,dattsdusiitten. NnmelrunQen limo uuter
3. 8 an cen yNoielteru" 81 rihtcn.
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HeriomaIia.

= 5rau ID. STUNT fmeierte etitern i'm
9reiie ihrer 6reunoinnen im beiten &ehI.
iein lbren geburtstas, su iueIdlsm nndtrd9.
lid aud mir uniere Graduation ablfatisH.
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e Srummono, 522 State Ctr, fann
Sbnen 8elo an 7iomanten Ii llhren ~Iparen.
ebe sic %fnufen, ipreheH Sic bel ibni Dor.
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Ter Neinaeuiua BEG G5ermania.

3er HeinsepiHa beg @ermania'
8asaars b~esIffert lid auf $l.204 50
Rad Dem euormen Beiuhe su IhIieBen
bate man elm nod b~eiiereS 8eiuItat ere
uorten t0nuen. nber es uaren aud
gro6e ausenben gu beitreiten. God
Der &erein oarf oamit 5u%iriehen ieln,
uno ale bic bsibailigteu 0ameu oer'
oieuen iat ibre SemlbuH9 une Nui'
o%piaruug ungetheiItes Cob.
gu oisisr 8srblnoung lei ssmeIOe:,
ogB ndditen Monta9 Nbeao in Der
@ermdnias0aae cine Seriamm.dn9
aler Der Borii esrtunen Der per'
ibieosnsn Bazaar @omitee
l~tatlfinoet. uno limb als gu plnttIihem
9rihetnsn oringeno sriutt.
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GoRoreS.
Mehr Erauanqeit. =

2aebr Erauansen. - 3rOb oss
Heuen idarfsn SsiratbsSeisBes bstru9
bic 2nbl Der 3rauun9en i'm oerIoles
men .Somuar in ga grU1ie @Ountp mebr
als i'm lstben Monnt in 1913. % 9e'
gen 20. Die 3abI Der @eturten mar
90, Der 1~ooesfa1e 81.