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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-15
NOTRE DAME MEN
GET PLENTY WORK
Harper Sends Squad Through
Three Hours of Hardest
Training-Dummy lacking
is New Feature of Practice.

Coach Harper began hard practice
with a vengeance Monday when ne
drove his charges through one OF the
longest and hardest practices ever
witnessed on Cartier field For three
hours he kept his three squads going
with scarcely a moments rest First
there was signal drill for an hour.
Then there was a whole half hours
line scrimmage. He then gave his
men half an hour tackling and block
ing the dummy before ne let them go.
Tackling the dummy was not the
only new feature Of the practice Mon
day afternoon. for while the linesmen
were laying TO il in the line scrimage.
the backfield men were diverting
themselves by booting the ball up and
down the field in the first real kick
ing practice OF the year. Harper has
a number OF good kickers whom ne
hopes 10 be able TO develop 10 take
DOrias place. foremost amongst these
being Eichenlaub. other men on
whom Harper Is relying on 10 do good
boOtwOrk are kelleher. Bachman and
Cofall
Bachman who was out Monday aft
ernOOn for the first time made a great
reputation as tackle on the EnglewoOd
4
year showed his versatility by play
ing full for the freshmen i'm great
style. He weighs over 200 pounds and
IS exceptionally fast. Thorpe the di-
minutive little quarter Of last years
freshman team put up a good article
OF football at quarter.
Joe Pliska. last years fleet footed
left half has returned TO the fold and
was out for practice.
ROusch a former South Bend high
school star was one OF the new men
out He played a splendid game at
guard for the freshmen last year
Harper used O'DOnneN a former in
terhall star. at center Monday Al
though il was his first time out he
seemd 10 have little difficulty in hold
ing his own, even against Fitzgerald
last years hard hitting guard
There is a large surplus of good ma
terial for the line this year and there
viii be a merry fight for almost all
the positions but while il is almost too
early TO make predictions from the
way that Emmett Keefe, last years
big guard is going at present. il seems
almost impossible for any new man TO
beat him out Of his old job
Edward the lightest man who played
on the varsity line last year was out
for the first time Monday and worked
like a streak OF lightning while his
lightness and the fact that Capt
Rockne played the same end kept FL
WARD from becoming a regular last
year in the absence OF such strong
competition, he seems one OF the
most likely men for the end job this
season
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-15
HIGH CAPTAIN IS
READY FOR LABOR
Whiteman Appears for Practice
and Will Lead Eleven in
Games for State HonOrS on
Gridiron This Fall.

Capt Leland Whiteman Of the high
school football team put in his first
appearance of the year al practice
last night. White" has been work
ing during the summer and could not
make connections before He took
only a light workout and appeared
IN the lineup for signal drill. He was
used at tackle and later shifted to
center. his position Of last year.
where he showed good form. His
work at the tackle job was of a high
order and he will probably be used
there 10 fill a bad hole. caused by
the graduation of Forster, Cordier
and Booth.
Handy baseball captain. came out
for drill Monday and was placed at
half on the second string. He is fast
and should put up hot fight for a
backfield job. His only handicap is
lack Of experience.
Sullivan and Hagerty. veterans of
last year. showed up at school but
did not don a uniform for the work
out. contenting themselves with
watching the practice. Sullivan will
be out inside Of another week and
will be seen either at end or half.
Hagerty should be able TO take care
of a guard position. which viii leave
! only the other guard TO be contested
| for.
A punting drill and light signal
workouts were used by Coach Metz
Ter last night. Several of the recruits
are showing great speed in bringing
the ball back and lodging tacklers
Souslev and Schumacher are the
! brightest Of these.
Martin started the injury list for
the week by getting a sinner" when
he collided with Scott while running
back a kick. Joe Meyers who has
been out for a week with a sprained
wrist. is due to return today He Is
out for an end Job and will give any
! lectiOns are made.
One Of the best backields that
Coach Metzler has put in practice
since the season opened was used
last night. Fernandez was at quar-
ter, Wolf am Scott at halves and
Martin at f~llback. Although this
quartet is a 'riHe light they form
about the speediest set that has yet
worked. Followers of the team
would be entirely satisfied with these
men in the back line on the regular
team.
Four men were used at guard dur
ing the drill yesterday. Withrick,
Sibrel Parks and Zil<y we're the men
tried Zilky is the heaviest man of
the bunch but lacks the necessary
experience. A partner for Hagerty at
the other side of the pivot man will
have 10 be chosen from these men,
unless some giant dons a uniform.
Boswell and Scheibelhut worked
the ends yesterday and both were
grabbing passes in mid-season form.
Rokop, used on the second team last
night, is fast and will be in the fight
for a first team flank.
Scrimmaging will probably not be
started until next week.
The field at Leeper park where the
team drills is full Of sand burs but
the park board has told Coach Metz
Ter that they will be burnt out and
| telephone posts which cross it taken
down and the field put in condition
| for real work.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-15
THEY TALKED TOO MUCH
Three Men at Dawson Springs. Ky
Are Taken Out and Whipped.

HOPKINSVILLE Ky. Sept. IS
w. b. Handy and two other men
were taken out by a band of masked
men at Dawson Springs in Hopkins
county Sunday night and whipped.
The names of the other two men could
not be learned and the only cause
given for the whipping is that the vic
Tins talked too much"
Mr. Handy is near 20 years Of age
and after ne was whipped he was or
dered to leave that section. Midnight
whippings have been administered to
one or two other parties recently and
ii is supposed that too much talking
was in reference to these former out
ra geS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-15
WILL MEET MISHAWAKA
Hoosier Creams Are Out for North
ern Indiana Title.

The HOosier Creams will meet the
Mishawaka city team next Sunday
afternoon at SpringbrOOk in the first
of four games with various clubs in
this section of the state. The HoOs-
Ter Creams have been organized for
two years. having won the city title
last season. They now present one
of the strongest claims to the north
ern Indiana piOnship.
Games have been played with
Niles. Three Rivers. Laporte, Michi-
gan City, Elkhart, Goshen, Lafay-
cite and Knox and the locals have
come out on top or finished close in
every game. They won from Elk
hart Sunday by the score of TO 2
on the Elkhart grounds
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-15
MISS BISHOP LEADS
IN GOLF TOURNEY
Makes the Round in Eighty-five in
National Contest at New
York.

NEW YORK, Sept 15.-Miss
GeOrgianna Bishop. holder of the title
in 1913, led the field in the qualifying
round for the Women's National golf
championship played Monday on the
course Of the Nassau Country club.
In spite of a high wind which made
low scoring difficult. Miss Bishop
made the round in 50.
In second place on the list were
Mrs. III. Arnold Jackson of Boston.
the eastern champion; Miss Lillian
b. Hyde. the Metropolitan champion,
and Miss NJ A Irving. Richmond.
Miss Marion Hollins, runner-up a
year ago, took 80 as did Mrs. r. II.
Barlow, regarded as the best of the
Philadelphia contingent. Practically
all of the favOrites qualified. the
championship division including all
with scores under 90.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-15
BY FULLERTON.

Frank Chance is sentimental One
day the Chicago Cubs were riding
northward and the train passed
through a small city
sullivan" remarked one, reading
the sign board.
sullivan" yelled Chance. jumping
for the window. Dear old Sullivan
Up yOnder is the ball park. How well
1 remember il. 1t was up in that old
park that l played as a kid. An,
those were happy days. the happiest
of my life. Dear old Sullivan, H., ]
know every rock and tree for miles
around"
'Illinois?" echoed Sheckard; that's
Sullivan, Ind"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-15
NO OPEN MEETING TO
CONDUCT THE DRAFTING
Organized Baseball Believes That il
Has Dealt the FederaIs
Severe Blow.

CINCINNATI. O., Sept. 15-There
will be no open meeting OF the ma
tiOnal baseball commission this year
to conduct the drafting of players
from the minors to the major leagues.
This was the announcement made by
Chairman Hermann of the commits
sion Tuesday and il is taken by per-
sons well versed in baseball doings to
mean that the powers Of organized
baseball have dealt the Federal league
a hard blow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-15
BELGIAN SHIP WRECKED
BUT CREW Is RESCUED

LONDON. Sept 15.-The Belgian
steamer Luxembourg has been wreck
ed on the banks of RaSsen, off West
Kapelle, iceland, according to a Reu-
ter dispatch from Amsterdam today.
The vessel went aground Monday.
Her crew was saved but the ship will
be a total loss.
The Luxembourg sailed from
Buenos Ayres on July 16.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-15
CONLEY WHIPPED.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Sept. 10
frankie COnley of KenOsha, Wis, one
time claimant To the bantam weight
title, took an unmerciful beating for
eight rounds Monday night by Monk
Fowler. a local feather weight Con-
ley hardly placed a glove on Fowler.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-15
GOTHAM FIGHTERS

NEW YORK. Sept. 15.-Eddie Nor
gan defeated Marty Brown in 10
rounds Monday night.
Ray Hatfield Outpointed frankie
Corbn in % rounds.
Mickey DOnlin defeated Al Kale in
10 rounds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-15

Howard Drew had a big advantage
when he ran 100 yards in 3-5 sec
OndS at Worchester. They laid out
the track SO that he was running to-
ward California
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-15
WILLIAMS WINS.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 10
Kid williams. bantam weight cham
pion, defeated the clever Louisiana"
Of this city in six rounds at the
Olympia A A. Monday night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-15
The czar,s decl

The cars declaration that he will
sacrifice every peasant in Russia to
capture Berlin somewhat resembles
the major league stand. 1t is ready
TO sacrifice all the minors to beat the
Feds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-15

One gun toter we plan to avoid is
George Armstrong of San Francisco.
Imagine a man shooting you in 900
out OF a possible 1000 places.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-15

Eddie Santry, former featherweight
champion, won the nomination for
state senator in Illinois. He'll be a
middle weight in politics.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-15
Football Men Are Rapidly Rounding Into ShapeSer At Saginaw
WHEN B0WLERS AT
c. A. C. WILL MEET

Sept. l4th-Athletics-Gian
sept. 15th-Singers-Cubs
Sept l6th-Stars- Braves.
Sept. 17th-Colts-C A. c.
Sept. Observation-Disclosures
Sept. 22nd-Giants- Singers.
Sept. 23rd-Braves-Colts.
Sept. 24th-Stars-C A. c.
Sept OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Sept. -Stars-Cubs.
oct. Braves Giants.
oct. 2nd-C. A. C.-Singers.
oct. Observation-Disclosures.
Oct 6th-C. A. C.-Giants.
oct. 7th-Braves-CoIt.
oct. Sth-COlts-S Stars.
oct. Braves Athletics.
oct 13th-Stars-Singers.
oct. 15th-Giants-CoIts.
oct. 16th-Cubs-C. A. c.
oct. 19th-C. A. Catholics.
oct. 20th-Singers- Braves.
oct. 22nd-Stars-Giants.
oct. 23rd-Colts-C Cubs.
oct. 26th-Stars-Athletics.
Oct 27th-Cubs-Gian
oct 29th-Colts-S Singers.
oct 30th-C. A. C.-Braves.
Nov. Singers.
Nov. 4th-Athletics-G Giants.
Nov. 5th-Colts-C A. G.
Nov. 6th-Stars-B Braves.
Nov. 9th-COlts-Braves
Nov. Observation-Disclosures.
Nov. 12th-Stars-C A. G.
Nov. 13th-Singers-GiantS
Nov. 16th-Athletics-C SCOTS.
Nov. l7th-Singers-C. A. G.
Nov. s-Stars
Nov. 19th-Braves-G Giants
Nov. 23rd-Stears- Colts.
Nov. 24th-Athletics-
Nov. 25th-CS A. C.-Giants.
Nov. Braves-Co
Nov. 3Oth-Athletics-B Braves.
Dec 1st-COlts-Giants.
Dec 2nd-C. A. C.-Cubs.
Dec. 3rd-Stars-Singers.
Dec. 7th-Athletics-C A. C.
Dec Sth-Giants- Stars.
Dec. 1Oth-Colts-Cu
Dec. 11th-Singers- Braves.
Dec. 14th-Athletics-S Stars.
Dec. 15th-Colts-S Singers.
Dec. 16th-C. A. C.-Braves.
Dec. 17th-Cubs-Gi Giants.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-15
A Peep Into the Past.

Aug IS, 1881, Charlie Bennett of
Detroit singled, sending home the
winning run against Cleveland, but
forgot to run to first base and was
called out.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-15

Anyhow the sick man of Europe
isn't in any more need of a doctor
than the others are.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-15

A 14-year- golfer beat Champion
Rautenbusch, which proves that IA
years in America beats 100 in Scot
land.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-15
A Glimpse Ahead.

Experimental running race meeting
| open-New Orleans, Jan. l. Close
very suddenly.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-15

Nobby fall styles of hats and caps
at John Hale hat store, 127 w. Wash.
Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-15
NOTICE.

I will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by wife Mrs c. H
Archibald. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-15
Federal LEAGUE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
American League.
Washington. SO; Boston, Id.
Philadelphia, q New York. I.
Detroit s Cleveland. 4.
st. Louis. s; Chicago. (12 in
nings).
National League.
New York. 3-6; Philadelphia, 2-1O
Boston, 4 Brooklyn, 3.
Chicago. Z; Pittsburgh, 4.
Federal League.
Baltimore. 3; Kansas City. 2.
Buffalo. u; st. Louis. s.
Pittsburgh. 8: Chicago. 2.
indianapolis. 10; Brooklyn. 0.
American Association.
Indianapolis. Z; Columbus, l.
Milwaukee. :; St. Paul g.
Kansas City. As: Minneapolis, 90
Louisville. S: Cleveland =
GAMES TODAY.
American League.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Detroit at Cleveland
Boston "a Washington.
Philadelphia at New York.
National League.
Brooklyn at Boston
New York at Philadelphia.
Federal League.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
St. Louis at Buffalo.
Indianapolis at Brooklyn.
Kansas City at Baltimore
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-15

NORTONBURG. - While teaching
Dan Norton how to ride a motorcycle,
Roy Lambert turned the machine
into a barbed-wire fence. Lambert re-
ceived a badly lacerated neck while
Norton was practically uninjured.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-15
T0DAY'S BEST YARN.

Game Total sO6 $50 s24 272O
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-15

Has eooe DAcHSAUND DIDN'T
EVEN KNOW THAT WAR HAD BEN
bGCLARGD BUT The PARtSiA1S
were TOO ExcVGD 10 ASK Rlt1.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28
@ruBherscatuut 0aoen.

Mannbsim. Sn einsm 6ous
Der QanmItrabe eeriethsn stpei Sdreis
ners @ebilFsn aus serinsfiisiger urs
fade in Wortpebiel. Der in Sdtlid'
t,iten ausartete. Oobei psriebte Der
57jdbri9e esihieoen 3onrao Srieori6
sou aus Gngelsbranb Dem 34idbrir
gen leoieen 6eroinano Gopst aus 4uis
fig in 8obmen einsn DolhItih in Den
Iinten Oberihentel, Der nah tur5sr
3eit ZEN 2oo oes Gopet CUR 5olge
bate. Der 2dter. Der in Rotpebr ees
bonoelt baben nil. lpuroe psrbaftet.
Watosbut. Die 2ei6e Der felt
Dem IS. SUM permibter Srau emma
SduI3 aus OuHeioorf, Die NIT ibrem
Wtann uno ibren spsi ainbsrn ben
Soo i'm &bein eeluht bate. 1T in
6odenbeim bel S6psbinaen aus BEN
3bein sslnnost. Der Mnnu uno Der
Sobn limb in Rkinf.Iben, Die Trau
uno Die Sohter in Wanbah bssraben
poroen. Oomit bot cine b~etlogens'
perthe Samiliens3 rusooie ibren @b'
ihIuB 9efunoen.
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@cItprcnsen.

Bromberg. Der GiIenbabnoiret,
lions sprdioent peoel. Der friiberi
Shpiegerpnter oes faliden Birgers
meiiters bon 30slin, Mleranoer, bat
aus 9eiunbheitsriidiidtsn bel benz
Mintiter Der oifentlihen 4rbeiten I'm
feline 8erieBung in ben Rubsitano
na6gefuht. Gr tritt an 81. Ossems
Der aus Dem Gtout8oienIf.
Sborn. 4uf oem SdieBpIob
rsrunglidts Der Sbergsfreits 8rols
mann pom 5G6i. 6uBartiuerisresi,
utent 10 beim Ginfahren oDn W0rIeru
t0otli6.
Marienburg. Der Stall hes
fioteIbefibers Wieus in 6eubuns
brannte poIitduoig nieoer. Bel Den
Q5iharbeiten lpuroe Der GdIersibes
fiber 9l6re6t aug 8alau BON Den ein-
ft~urasnoen @iebsl eetrofien uno uer'
idiittet. Die 9erleBung,n paren 70
Ihner. bab er benz Marienburget
GrantenbaGie 3ugefibrt tperoen mubte.
Dem Hentier 2anoe'ihen Gbes
pour in Neuteih lit aus 4nlob ibs
rer eoloenen 6cd3eit Die Gbeiubilis
sWeooius perlieten poroen.
popetten. Oas 5iGbr. 3o1ters
den bes geiisers RaFupeit lptelte nit
StreihhOI3ern. bic lid snt3inoeten rno
bic &leioer bes 3inoes in 8rano ieBs
ten. Quf bos 8eihrei Der antueiens
ben ainoer eiltsn 2euts bsrbei, Die BEN
8inbs Elm srobes Sud umporfen, unb
10 Die Glammen eritidten. Die gronbs
tpunoen an 4opf unb Obertorper ira.
rsn inoeB berart esFdbrli4. Dab cas
4tno alei6 odrGuf Itorb.
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ceifcrrei@.u naarn.

Wien Oas Seppidbous Stopper,
bos bon Dem iins,r aablungsunfGbig
seporoenen 8anteef9dft plepa fis
nanaiert poroen lit, bat bic 3ablungen
eingeitellt. Die paifipa betrasen I'M.
eefdbr l Miuionen &roren. 100000
8ronen iinb bapon &opitali6uIosn an
pletpa.
= 6rau 9aroIine Hitolopsti bat
Der @emeinbe Wien ibr 9ous in
perdtolosoorf permoht. Nun 1T Der
9emeinbe BON Serrn Sobunn 8utoot9
Elm 8aufanbot susesoneen, oas fir
oiefes !6dus $4,000 Rronen bietet.
Gas 4nbot purbe angsnommen uno
oas 9aus an 9errn 8utopid pertauft.
Brinn. Don Der Souriitenbride
fprang Elm unbefannter iunger Mann
In bic Mocoda. Mls @neeIteGt. oes
CONFERENCE.-The binabitiegen. iaben
lie, oab Der Gelbfm0roer nidt tot
mar, ionoern in einem S4ubneb. bas
iiber ben 8oben esIpannt 1T, fd pers
fansen uno BLOB elm 8ein eebroAen
botte. Gs tpurbe feftseitelt. oaB Der
iunser Mann nit Dem Irbeitsr Ser.
oindnb Sdirman aus 9oleIhin ioen'
tifd III. Oben iieR er einen 8rief gu.
rid, in benz Der 2ebensmioe sinsm
Mbpototen 8ormirfe madt, oab 1
feline 8~esiebunsen gu Der Sohter oes
9TAhnfoten niht N,tfnef
Ifpons. Die Wirtfhaftsbefises
rim Marie llneerbofer eing in oas
SGespsrt pauiodsrl, UNI Sdseipabns
su bpIen. Die 13jdbrise Sodter. ole
Grau llngerbofer beeleitete. Tam ben
Welen gu nabe uno puroe in oas
Wert bineiueeriFeu. Die Wutter
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N~heinprpuins.

Munfter q. ct Din Rbeinsro,
f~enitein fpuros Der 43 Sabre olte. aus
S%routeutbal itommenoe 9e3irtsdmtss
nFeFor gnul Merdls toot dufgefunoen.
Wie ous einem bel Der Qeihe gefuns
oenen Brief herpOrgebt. bat Wlerdle
feinem Qeben ourh einen Sprung bon
benz ientrett obfoIenoen fTeIfeu fret.
lpi0iq elm 3tet 9siebt. Msrdls tpur gu.
lsbt beim 9e3irtsamt auisI thdtig uno
bate tags suuor leinen llrIaub angss
treten.
Saorburq. Der Stoots uno
GpdrtaFenredner 9ouTaint 1T BON
lsinem llrldub nidt 3uriidsetshrt. Nm.
o.bIi9 ion bic 8ofIe eiuen 6~ehIbetrag
BON elmer Discrimination oufneiIen.
gei Der Staotsantpnltihoft 1T 4n3eige
erTtattet.
Gffen. Sn @epeIsberg ~ssrt0rte
@roBfeuer bic Giiensisbsrei BON Mir
fel II. 60.
GIberfeGo. Gin 9ermGhtnis
bon $4,000 Wart hinterlieb Der in
Roln perltorbsne ~ebemnlige GlberfeIoer
giirger Grnf Mibbelhaufe Der Staot
GIberfslo. 10000 Mart betpmmt oas
ftdotifhe Muieum gum Qntauf Don
Runtperisn. 10000 Wort iino se'
fiftet fir bsbirftise gIinoe unb 5000
Wart tperben Der Staotbiihersi CUR
beliebisen @erfiisuns iberpieieu.
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0anfnh6nfe.

Douosbed. Der prattifGe Irat
Or. Gmil 8oepel til I'm 8armbeder
E%rantenbdufe an einem Ser5fdlage
peritorbsn. Gr Bat Elm alter BON III,
AZ Sabren errei9t. Sn Der @usibuns
ieines drstliaen Serufes bate Or.
@oepel iid i'm Nai b. s. cine 8luts
oer9iftlsng 5ugeaogen, bic, penn aud
burd operative Gingriffe ~5eittpeilig aI.
ridgeordn9t, INNER pieoer ibre uns
beilpollen Wirtungen 5eigts.
Bremen. SIM Shlafs ertrurte;l
lit Der 6ubrmann Strip 9Otbop. Gr
botte Iih auf Dem Werfe am Wefer.
ufer gum S6tafen bingeiebt uro lit
bon benz obidiifisen ufer ob9erutiht.
Habosm erit in Der Wo4e por,
Der Elm friberer Sausmann BON Der
Strdftammer tpegen 6unountsrI6las
aung a~b9eurteitt porben mar, bate
fih Der bisberiee Shnsmann Stolpe
Degsn 0iebItahls gu oerantiporten.
Dem leugnenoen Inasfloeten puroe
nadespisfea, Dob er BON einem Woasn
spsi a6Ibs nit Sibfruhten esltobIen
bat. gr erbielt 6 Woden 9sfdnsRis.
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VrpptnS Sndicn.

6oIIe. Mebrere WiitsIieoer ser
in 9ooerslsben goitiertnoeu Sdouipie'
Itrtruppe aboIf Riater aus Dolfens
biitteI gerietben in sinem 8altbduis
nit elmer sroben 3igeunertrupps in
Streit. oa Die 3igsunsr Die Sodter
Rihters belditietsn. Gs eutitano oes,
bolb Elm 3autpf, bel Dem Hibtsr ourh
Stodhisbe idper uerIsst uno bic 9ohs
ter 3ibters our6 feds RepoIperihii6e
in oen Rddeu eetroffen ipuroe. 8ier
i~ueitere WtitgIieoer Ser ShuuIpieIer.
truppe ipuroen ourb 0olhItife psr.
lsBt. Bon ben 3iseunsrn puroen
mebrsre o%ertpunoet. cine In3obl ptr.
boftet uuo onbsren gelnng Is. gu emit,
fli,ben.
Noumburg. Der jipsits Tiret,
tor Der 6iIiaIe NaumburQ oes Woeoe.
burger 9antpereins. Wdlter 6ei,e,
1T fIiihtig. Die porldufi9s uuteriuhs
ung bat erssbsn. hnb 0st3s. Der oisl
an 0usmdrtiQen 9an.en jpetulierte.
500 Wtart unterihla9en bat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28

orei GlaTenbriioer, bic 1853, olio DOR
81 Sahren, BON. Seminar in 9ausen
entldnen puroen.
Die soIoeus 9o63sit feiertsn 0as
britbeIiBer poifs uno ieine Gbefrau.
CRIT Mitie Mai bate Yoite iein SO.
idbrigts 9iirseriubiIGum gsfeiert; felt
AZ Sabren lit er in 26bau anid!iig.
MitDeibo. !Sier itarb nab
Iangem Qeioen Der erite Sberlebrsr BET
bieii9en 3eaIihule uno beren iteapers
tretsnber Director. Serr profeHor
6srmnnn Sadolid. i'm So. 2ebsnss
iabre. @r Eat fat elm Meni6enaIter
tier Iessnsreih gepirtt uuo fi6 UNI
bic Gnttptdlung Der Healihule sroBe
3eroienite ertporben.
Roffen. Der Stabt III bon benz
Dor peni5sn Monaten in DRESDEN pers
itortsner Raufmann @leranoer Sums
pelt Elm 2egat bon 5000 Mart psrs
madt tporben. Die 3infen Iolen
p~obltdtise 9%.rpenoune finbsn.
Greibere. Der peritorbene Sief-
bauineenieur Iuguit 2oeffler bat ben
bieIigen Rleintinberz 9 fpabrdnitalten
5000 Wart uno Dem bieiisen &na.
benbort 5000 Mart als 8ermd9tnis
auseeiebt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28

aus 0cm
.Alten Daterlan0e.
NeihShaunfftanf.

Berlin. Sn Der SungitraBe Is
81 2idtenbsrg periuhte bic 30idbrig'
WittDe 8uriI9 bur9 Ginatbmen Dor
8os ii4 gu pergiften. Na6oem ibr
bic 6euerfpebr ben Masen ausgepumpt
bate. puroe is ins 2idtenbsrger
S~franfsubuus iberfi5rt.
QIs Dem S9la6tenfee purbc
Die 2ei6e oes 1%7jGbriasn 9spsideus
boten Roosnbed aus Gt~i:oIasise gsIan,
oct. SO Iiest SsIofmOrb Dor.
4us einem 6enftsr bss oritten
Stodes itiir3te ii6 i'm 9auis Der Spi.
ritus. Gentrole, Sdeuinsitrabe Is, Elm
5raulein 9ilbesarb D. Giditebt aus
Der 9entbin.ritrabe 6. Wit idiperen
inneren unb GuBeren @srIssungen
apuroe re na6 Der unfaaitation ge.
1radt, no lie tur3 na9 ibrsr GinIi..
ferun9 uerftorb.
Sn Der Rdhe bes Yabnbofs
9ruretpdlo la9te lid Der 0aitpirtb
Rthorb Serfurtb aus Der 5rieobergs
1trobe Is gu Gbnrlottenbur9 cine Res
ooIpertusel in Die caGte S6tdfe. Gr
tpuroe fterbeno mad oem arantenbaus
Wefteno sebradt. Dus Motip 8ur
8bat III unbetannt.
Sn fciner Dobnung. Rsue a0s
n'G't:dBe 40. puros Der 48iGbriqe
SoItpirtb 8incen3 WeingGrtner TOD,
'auigefunoeu. Gr bate erit turslid
Die GaitpirtNddft ii6ernommen,
nodetm sr Idnssre .3eit omDsinbergs.
meg elm Reitaurant bstrisben bate.
Dos nsus llnternebmen batte teinsn
&rfolg, uno Weinsdrtner fsbts oas
mdhlif fsin 8srmogen babel gu. aus
Gram nabm er Opium.