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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-06-06
AUTO CLUB TO AID
IN GOOD ROAD MOVE.
Bemidji Organization Abandons Trac-
tor Idea and Will Cooperate With
County Board and Council.
A. ?. WHITE NOW PRESIDENT
Other Officers Elected at Friday Meet
ing are c. NJ. Bacon, E. H. Denu
and DR.. E. H. Marcum.
A. P. WHITE NOW PRESIDENT

Assistance in the lettering of Bel
trami county roads is to be given
by members of the Bemidji Automo-
bile club which at meeting held
Friday voted to cooperate with the
city and county in the work, and at
which the following officers were
named: President, A. p. White;
Vice-president, C. M. Bacon; Secre-
tary, E. H. 1Denu, and Treasurer. DR..
e. H. Marcum.
Accomplishes Much.
Under the management of the old
officers much in the way of road Inn
:provements and the lettering of au-
tomobile conditions has been accom-
plished. The club started out with
a dozen members and in week after
its organization had over forty. 1t
led the road around the lake i'm
provement, erected guide posts and
danger signals throughout the coun-
try, assisted in blazing five separate
trails with routes through Bemidji,
and closed the year with small
amount of cash on hand. .-
This work was all accomplished
during the first few months and since
that time every effort was made to
secure good attendanceat the meet
ings, but without success.
Over Forty Members. .
The club now has forty some odd
members and as soon as the commit
tees are appointed efforts will be
made to increase this membership to
200. Bemidji has about $50 auto
mobile owners and it is the desire
of the officers to make every owner
an active member. ..
Will Cooperate.
Through the organized efforts of
the club it is believed that much
work can be accomplished without
any additional expense to the men,
beers during. the coming summer The
matter of buying a gasoline tractor
has been abandoned and the club
will extend it's efforts toward coop
Grating with the city council and the
county board.
+ Membership dues for the year
may now be paid at any time and all
moneys should be turned into the
hands of the secretary as soon as
possible:
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-06-06
king COLECAST COMPLETE
Andrew Rood in Leading Role With
Frank Grafton and Delbert Elletson
as Humpty Dumpties, Comedians
TO BE STAGED AT BRINKMAN

Andrew Rood, the Bemidji, soloist,
has been selected to carry the role
of the king in the play, "The Court
of King Cole,'' which is to be staged
at the Brinkman theatre June 22,
20 and "a, under the auspices of the
Episcopal guild. The two Humpty
Dumpties, comedians of the piece,
will be taken by Frank Grafton and
Delbert Elletson.
The play is we'll costumed, equal
ing any professional production and
much competition for places has been
had, assuring that the cast has been
we'll selected.
Mrs. Harriet Purdy Smith, under
whose direction the work is progress
ing, realizes what is wanted by the
organization for whom she is work
ing as we'll as the patrons who pay
their money to see good show and
the result of her efforts will be an
able cast from start to finish.
Curtis Remfrey will play first juv-
emile male lead Chat of Jack of the
Beanstalk fame), Merrill Flesher for
Sinbad, the sailor, while Harold Hay
ner and Jane Hayner will appear as
Jack and Jill. One of the prettiest
roles in the piece, that of 'Mistress
Mary" will be sung by Miss Mabel
Hyland; Mrs. Alden Remfrey will
take the part of "Bo Peep" and Miss
Lizzie Erickson, Sonora The COM
merdienne role of the show "Gretch-
en- will be enacted by Miss Dora
Barrette, assisted by Merrill Flesher
as Fritz. Fred Fraser will take the
part of Senior Mora, while Harvey
Wilcox and Miss Olive Cunningham
will carry the roles of Indian chief
and the Princess Raymond Han
nah will be the minstrel. man. The
society stunt, 1.-THE Girl from Sher-
rvs, will be taken by Miss Gladys
Stanton and Wilbur Lycan. ',<~
Rehearsals are being held daily
and more than fifty persons will take
part in the play ~
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-06-06
CONVENTION WASSUCCESS
Beltrami County Sunday School As
ISOLATION Meeting Which Closed
Yesterday Well Attended.
MRS. BATTLES NEW PRESIDENT

With a larger number of schools
represented than ever. before, the
convention of the Beltrami County
Sunday School association, which
came to close Friday evening after
a two-day session, was the must sue
cessful ever held.
During the convention lunches
were served at the Presbyterian
church for the delegates, a feature
which had never been had before and
gave those who attended an oppor-
tunity to become better acquainted
and accomplish more.
The officers elected follow:
President-Mrs. c. e. Battles.
Vice Presidential. T. Carlson.
Secretary-(Vacan
Elementary Supt.-Mrs. M. Phibbs,
Bemidji.
Secondary Supt.-Mrs. Freeburg,
Blackjack.
Adult Supt.-Mrs. Carter, Hines.
Teachers Training supt-Mrs.
Head, Bemidji.
Home Dept.-Mrs. Newcomb,
Hines.
Missionary supt. Mrs. Lawrence
Dodge, Spur.
Temperance supt.-Mrs. Bogart,
Funkley.
Miss Evans, Mrs. George Markham
and Mrs. G. C. Berglund of Bemidji,
and Rev. G. M. Peacock took part
in the special music program Of last
evening.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-06-06
GETS SIXTY DAYS.
Thomas Mccarthy Pleads Guilty to
Watch Stealing Charge.

Thos. Mccarthy who was arraigned
before Judge Crowell on May II on
a charge of stealing watch from
Katherine O'Donnell, his case being
continued. pleaded guilty before
Judge G. w. Stanton in district court
yesterday afternoon and was sentenc-
ed to sixty days in the county Jail.
Henry Funkley appeared for the de-
PENDANT and the state was represent
ed by Graham NJ. Torrance, county
attorney.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-06-06

Misses Lillian and Winnifred Rich
ardson of Faribault, both of the
Tower high school faculty, who have
been in Bemidji the past week as the
guests if their uncle, A. A. Richard
son, and family, left last evening for
st. Paul, where they will attend the
Hamline commencement exercises
and alumni meeting.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-06-06
BASEBALL TOMORROW
Cass Lake Nine Plays Athletic Club
~. 20. Aggregation. &

Much interest is being shown in
the baseball game which is to be
played here tomorrow afternoon be-
tween Cass Lake and the Bemidji
Athletics. The Bemidji team is play
ing a strong game, and as, Cass
Lake has one of the best teams in it's
history, fast game is expected. "
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-06-06
More Automobiles Arrive

The Northern Automobile compa-
ny today received another big ship
ment of Ford automobiles and Mr..
Jewett states that Immediate deliv-
cries can be made for the next few
days. With the present sale of cars
for 1914, Bemidji has as many auto
mobiles as any city of it's size in the
state
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-06-06
JACOBSON VISITS BEM1DJI.
Is Receiving Much Encouragement in
Race for Railroad Commission.

-. o. P. B. Jacobson of Fergus Falls,
is in Bemidji today in the interests
of his campaign for the nomination
to the railroad and warehouse COM
a position which he now
holds by appointment. Mr.. Jacobson
is well qualified for the office and his
candidacy is meeting with a great
deal of favor over the enire state
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-06-06

A missionary in the Philippines
gives motion picture shows in remote
districts with apparatus which he
carries in an automobile, the motor
of which is geared to a small dyna-
mo to furnish the light for his Lam.
fern
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-06-06

The Canadian government is using
Indian fire patrolmen to protect the
forests of Northern Manitoba.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-06-06

Representative Gordon Champions
Cause Of Enlisted Soldiers Of q. s.
Army Criticises Court Martial. .
CRIMINALS WITHOUT CAUSE


BY Congressman G. II. Tavenner.
Washington, June 6.Representa-
tive William Gordon of Ohio, has
buckled on his armor and is step
ping forth as the champion of the en-
listed man in the United States army.
AS first step in his crusade Gordon
has attacked the army court martial
and its frequent class of cases trials
for fraudulent enlistment.
According to Gordon there are now
some 800 military prisoners in fed
eral penitentiaries whose crime was
to swear falsely in their enlistment
papers. These men, says Gordon,
are all in the penitentiary wrong
fully. They are sent to be herded
with murderers and thieves and
branded as criminals for the rest of
their lives under a law which Cor
don contends is plainly unconstitu-
tional III,
In other words the court martial
has no more right to try them and
convict them for these offenses than
a French or Italian court would have
had. This is Gordon's view. And
he contends further that if these 300
prisoners will employ competent le-
gal help they can quickly win tn cir
freedom through habeas corpus pro-
ceedings in the civil courts.
Right Of Trial.
The constitution gives to every
citizen the right of trial by jury.
This right, however, is denied to per-
sons in the military. service, who are
tried by court martial. The court
martial is not trial by a Jury Of
peers, but it is a trial by superiors.
And the verdict of the court martial
is nearly always guilty.
= But mem who enlist fraudulently,
Gordon contends. are not amenable to
court martial. They are never legally
within the military service There
fore if any criminal aoffenses have
been committed. in connection with
their enlistment they are entitled to
a trial 10y jury in civil court. The
800 prisoners have not had this. ss45
The army authorities found by bit
ter experience that civil juries would
not convict men for fraudulent en-
lisrment. Too often the recruit, is
encouraged to commit fraud. If he
is minor the recruiting sergeant is
likely to tell him his sworn statement
as to age will not be questioned. Civil
juries took this into consideration,
and usually brought in verdicts of
not guilty. E@S 3D.
Thousands Guilty. ~
In 1892 army authorities persuaded
congress to pass a statute giving
courts martial jurisdiction in cases
of fraudulent enlistment. Since that
time thousands of boys have become
criminals because of the existence of
a law which Gordon says is clearly
unconstitutional.
Gordon has introduced a bill to
repeal the law. His opinion was ac-
cepted by the committee on military
affairs, which has favorably reported
the repeal bill by unanimous vote.
1t is probably certain to pass, and the
iherding into penitentiaries of boys
who in their eagerness to- serve in
Uncle Sans army have overstepped
tho iho,,ndr of truth IN 4Lo;. or1:a4
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-06-06
Immigration.
Education.

We appreciate the favorable legisla-
ton enacted by the last legislature in
behalf of education. and urge continu-
ance of a liberal policy toward our
sch OOlS. s2 @
We endorse the plan of the State Uni
versity allowing state high schools to
offer two years of college work in their
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-06-06

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26
samre, berbe Masen,
@aie pber 1tnperbamlidfeit.
Sebes Babes 9iapepin" perbaut 5000
&5rncr Mabrmng lnb enbet aHes
Magenletben in finf Winuten.

@aItet 3eitl Sn flint minuten tpiro
leoes Magenleiben borbet fem. Seine
unnernaultdfeit. &er3brennen, @dure
ooer @asaufbIdben. iaures MufitoRen
ooer @ilpien infolge ser u%nberSoufen
Nnbrnng. feine SdtpinoeIanfdue. Mns
ldigeuen. fanler Mtbem ooer &opftpeb.
Eape's 9tnpepfin lit betdnnt tpeoen
leiner @eidtpinoigfeit in Ser @eguIierina
oer0orbener Md9en. Sc lit bus 5iderite.
raideite @agenmittel in ser qonaen
@elt, un5 5uoer9 1T es uni9doIi@. M9dt
slren1 W%taaenletoen fir i11ner Elm g1<
9 tsi ' mona!s Sas eins aroke 5ozeent S%a&<
fanft. SIR anerfennt in flint minufen.
tpie nnn6thig es lit. an l1nberbnuiidfeit.
an 9artletbigfett ODER irgenb elmer Wa<
genbeldtperbe gu Ieiben. @s 1T Ser
raf9eite. 1itderfte unb unf9dblidte Mas
genoottor in Der Belt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26

idube11 am lebten Sona1tag al1f Sem
2omer Spunf 2afe. - gu ser letten
Jreitagaben0 in Ser Giuage @a0e
gebaltenen 9ebatte batte li9 ei1re gl1=
te 3ub0reridaar, Sic nit Sl1tereile
Sen Qegenieitigen Nl1slaIiungen folg=
te, eirge fl1nben. Gie Gebatta11ten
marelt gut Dor6ereitet ul16 e5 mar
bart SIT cntld)eibe1r, auf lpeld)e Seite
Ser Gntidei0 ST. legen tpar. Hrof.
Iclte oie'1te BET 6ieier gelegenbeit
nocb nit eil1em Yucbltabier : &onteit
Ser Sdiiler ser oberen gra6e Ser
&illage : Sdule. Iie nadite 3e=
batte fi116et am 4. Ge5ember itatt. =
Gisnltog letter ISOLDE mur6en bier
mdbrero zines bonn bodtp. P. Geo.
11or3, 8. g. g., gebaltenen 9rol1t=
antics ebe1id berbutt0en Souls Hoib
u115 SRI. 6ran5isfa Surg. gu ser
id6nen @od5eit, sic bel Sen @ltsrn
Ser @raut itattfarto, batten iid piele
gela6enen @aite eingefun0en, Sic in
Ser @ntbietung Ser ber5liditen @lid=
miin1he metteiferten. DaB lt6 bie-
ielben 6em gliidliden @aare ale per-
mirfliden mogen, lit Ser moblgemcin<
tie @uni6 6es uMor6iterr."
2mremb1trg.
Motb. 2eid bon @impleton, e. 9,
tpeIder in friiberen Sabren bier fem
&eim batte, traf gnoe lester @obe
bier 5u @eiud BEL ieiner Sdmieger-
mntter, Ser Srau Mic. @eber, Elm
nno bot Mittmo6 sic @eimreii lie mie-
ser a%ngetreten. - Sic @ra6irarbeit
fir 6ie 1e1e eleftriide 8abn, melde
bon 81. CLOUD iiber 9uremburg nod
&imbaG gebaut miro, gebt 6erart
flott porott, 6ab ie6er @eoanfe at
cine Midtourdfiibrung BEG @abnpro-
ieftes metden mlB.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26
Wfeire CRIME.

Mit SEN gr6arbeiten fir Sic nelte
Bfarri6ule, sic Can't 6en 8emiibun=
gen beS bodm. BfarrerS P. Mfartin,
.. g.. s., un0 Can't 6eS guten driit=
li6e11 @eilteS, Ser nnter ieinen Sc
mein0emitglte0ern berridt, bier er=
riG]tet miro lit man fertig %getpor6et,
nnD 1obal6 6aS fpn1111etr6e 5riibiabr
ms 2a110 ge5ogel1, miro Sic Maurer=
arbe;t in Slngriff genommen. - Garl
Sbonart, melber IN oem be1ahbar=
ten Oreelnpal0 bel Ser &ren1er Sar0=
mare 60. glnlteunng bat, begob iid
gnoe LETTER @ode na6 GalparD, g.
g., mo er lt6 Dienitag nit SRI. Ger
;;trlto 2inf in &pnre1rS Selieln idmie=
SEN lieB. 9oB es 6em iungen Baare,
meI6es in @reenmal6 Sen eigenen
Ser griin6en miro, ltets moblerge=
be, piinidt ibm nit ieinen Ser
mun0ten nn6 Treunoe1t ou6 ser
Der uyt0rO1tern."
@atfims.
Solepb &06l, mel6er nit 1einem
@ater Sabre lang bter etn Miidmaa-
rengel9aft in 8etrieb bieIt, fat 6as
Miidmaaren9ei6aft Der 8rm1 Sbeo=
6or 3immer TT Gol6 Spring fauflid
an ii6 genommen ur6 miro basielbe
meiter fiibren. Serr Stool, Elm @ru,
ser ser 5rau @ermo1at in @olo
,spring, erfrel1t iib 6aielblt elmer Dor
tbeilbaften 8efannti6aft, un6 6a er
ale gigeni6aften eines gl1ten Sc
16ditsmanrS an ii6 bat, miro tim
Ser @rfo1g I'M 11e11en l%1nternebmer
ni9t ausbleiben. - gu perfaufen
ODER gegen 2an6 gu bertauiben Sic
groBen 8aditetngebdu6e un6 @tal=
lung nit einem Mder 2an6 ser ct.
Mnno Stride in ct. Mrtrtu, Minn., ge-
geniiber. Mdberes BEL Otter & 3etcrs,
Go16 5prtng, @in1.
Mbpr.
Sandman Gran5 5dmi6 Fat in iei'
nem Store cine g6tfon eleftrii9e
2i@teinridtung mbrtngen Iaiien,
meIde anideinen6 sic Bette 3ufrie'
6enbeit gtbt. - M6om &eppers mod,
te al1f einige Gage @ernon6ten mn6
6reun6en a1f ser @bite @artb &eier.
baton feline Mrftporh1ng. - @letd
einem 8ienenidtporm betpegte !id
6os iunge @olf a1f ibren 59lttt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26
|Algnes gt0rmonll Iodter ser 5u Die

9lgnes Stormonl1, Iodter Ser 5u bie=
fer @emein6e geb0rigen 8amilie s.
5t0rmanr. . lie @o65eit fanb nad
Ser Grauung bel ben grauteltern
ltatt> uno 0iele 6eier gab our gntbie-
tung Ser ber5liditen @liidmiinibe
Neronlaiung. Wiit SEN pielen @Gltsn,
Die li9 beim @%od5eitsfeIte Inn 0a5
gliidli6e 8ralttpaar geidart iaben,
miin1dt bent elbelt m19 Ser uNepr6=
ltern"> baB e. tbn1 a1l1 eigel1en Serb
int Ser pradtpoQen 9felioen5, tpelde
6ieie Sotn1ner atf ser 6arm 3eS
8ra1tpaares nabe ct. Nola erribtet
tpur0e, itets motif ergeben m0ge.
Gplb Sprtng.
Matb. Summer nn6 feline Mutter,
6ran Mi6. Summer, reiten. Mettt=
nod na@ &altings, Inn auoa ser Sc
er6igung ser per ltorbenen 2ino Stunt
mer> Godter ser 5amilie Sasob
Summer, bei5utpobnert. SIM &rei=
ie bon lieben Gertpanoten uno 9uten
6renn6en feierten leBten 5onntag
Mnton Otter uno @emablin SOS Set
Ore filbernen &od3eit. @it ben @a>
iten, 6ie 6em Subelpaare ibre belte;t
@ludpiini6e entboten, miini@t audi
ser uMor6itern" 6emielben 1T auer
Mufri9tigfeit, BOB es BEN Ssl1bilanten
bergom1t iein m0ge, 11o@ meiteren IS
Sabren ungetriibten @begliids bas
6cit ser gol6enen &od5eit bel better
@eiunobeit begeben 5u f0nne1. =
8rm Gbeo6or 3immer ba ale
@oaren, 1ie Tie in brem Mtidnaa=
rengeiddfte batte, 6em Soiepb Stool,
8ru6er Ser @ottin 6es 8ra1meiiters
Sermam1b, berfauft. SSn Ser So
mtIie 6es Sos. Neters itente fi9 Elm
mu11teres S0bnden Elm, 6eiien Be
famtidaft sic @roBeltern 6es &tn>
6es, Sobn nn6 Srau &eters BON
Sobnsb11rg, isis, sic ii6 bier ouf
8eiu@ befin6en, 5u MAIDEN,
6as @ergniigen baIten. - 8ra11
@brit. @ompert bon @erflnnb,
ST., erfreute ibr bier mob.
1enoe S@apeiter Tra1 @eter @tom.
mes nit einem Idngeren 8eiu@. =
Der int Stoote @aibington nobner6e
Sobn &riiger trof BET ieinen rtrtpeit
bon bier tpobnen6en @ltern, oie ct
felt II Sabren ri@t mebr begriiBte,
at einem l1rgeren 8eiu@e Elm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26

garetba &otb1tein, Sodter Ser gu tn:
ierer @emein0e %geb0rigen Semitic
Gbriit. @otbltein. Gem iungen Yaare
Sos in @6en @allep fem &eim ma:
6en miro, miinldt nit ieinen Ser:
%pan6ten l1n6 6reun6en na6traglid
oub Ser u%gspr6itern" @lid, Sell nn(
gegen ouf alien @egen. = gg5er1
Hjigemer, pelder I'M bieligen &oipi:
tai tpegen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ope:
rirt mnr6e, madt auf 6em 8ege 6e1
Were lung erfreuli6e 6ortidritte. =
Ser. &ird1ter nn6 @attin boben M5it:
tie LETTER 8o9e ibr @eim BON bie1
na6 ct. CLOUD perlegt. = Setter
2embed bon Mooie Sam, Gambia,
traf Samltag Dor u6t Gagen bier
gu eit1em ldngeren 8eiud i'm elterlt=
6en @onie beim 2l1cas 2embed ein.-
Mlpbons @enner, tpelder ldngere 3ei1
an einem perlebten @lie6e 1ei0et,
mnroe leBte @o6e bon ST. @el5 mad
ct. NouI genommen, mo- er permit.
teIit elmer X-&ap=Mai6tne unter=
lu6t tp11r6e. Die 6olge 6ieier I'm.
teriu6ung lit 6ie Mrnabme, 6ab Set
innge Mbmann bon ieinem langen
2ei0en bel rett ntr6.
Metp Mnntd5.
Seinri6 &oppe, Sobn ser bter
mobnen6en Samt1ie Sen. Scope, bnd
fi9 am 9ienitagmorget IN Der ST.
&oIo Stride I'M Gomn Miqmoo6 nit
SRI. MgneS @t0rmann berebeli@t. =
Sn Ser @emein6ebaqe intro ant Cont
iognngsfeite bon Sen Mitglie6ern 5es
bier b%eiteben6en SungfrmuenbereinS
5l1m 8eite1 Ser @emetn6e cine &ar=
tenpartie bermitaltet, mobei penig=
items 80 @eidente CUR @ertbeilung
gelangen per6en. TIM 6 l1br uben6s
nn6 nm II l1br miro etn Sm=
biB berabret9t. - Gran Sobn Sc
Glair eritattet ibren in ct. Marttn
mobnen6en glterr, @errn nn6 6rar
Dmiel, einen 8e1n9. = Setnrtd
&aefer bon Minneapolis tpor Cant
itag nn6 Sonntag bier @a1t feiner
Mhutter, Ser Gra11 M1r1to @oefer.
ct. Moia.
ST. 1tnierer @fmrfir4e tp11r6en
Dienitagmorgen Bel etnem BON
bo9m. P. Mgotbo, 8. g. g., gebolte'
men 8ro11tamte berebelt6t &etnrtd
&oppe bon Seem Muni9 un6 SRI.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26
illus der uffl0e0end.
MfagGelu Cafe.

Maggelu Safe.
Seit Counting liegt Solepb,
Ser 10 Sabre olte gobn ser
6amlie Sobam 2ebn1alrn BON
bier, i'm ct. Napbaels @olpital 51
81. Glouo ON 2%ullgenfieber erfranft
nieoer. = Gum Yelten III lerer Sc
meilrOe finOet am Ianfiagu11gSfelte
III ser Golentinis @aQe cine l1nter=
Ioltung ltott. = Sci einem 3ienltag=
morgen pom bodtp. Nfarrer sos.
guider gebaltenen @o65eitsamte lie=
BEN ibren Srerbun0 6urd 8riel tiers
ban0 iegr1en Nif. @ein5 bon ct. @lou6
11no SRI. SrDa 8ran0t bon bier. 8et
Bran6t's fan6 na6 Ser fir6liben
6eier Elm gemutblides @od5eitsfelt
ltott, mobet 6aS iunge Soar nit ben
ber5liditen @liidmiiniden reidlid)
bebadt mur6e. DaB es Sen iungen
gbeleuten, sic in ct. CLOUD ibr @eim
MAIDEN mer0en, itetS moblergebe, 1T
Ser aufribtige 8unlb 6eS uNoro<
1tern." = Ra6 orei 8oden tangent
Mufentbolte III. ser 6omilie ct.
@drooer lit 1ran3 Einidert Montag
rod1 ieinem @eim in Seem Muri9
3urudgefebrt.
Noscpe.
Semi bier tp%obnen0en Sobn 2maer
nurse fiir5lib brtefli9 m%itgetbeilt,
oaB bodm. &err S. 2ouer bon
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gen lein fonnte, neil sos Selegrmm
in Bapnespiue INN etnen Sag Ser
1pdtung obging un6 6aourd iein
rebt5eitiges @ri6etnen nnmogli9 &C.
madt ml1roe.
Miee.
Sn ser unbefledtet @mpfGngniB.
firde gu Slice lteBen m Dienitagmor'
ge1t m6bren6 zines bonn bo9p. Bfar-
rer $. 5tepbon Inn 8 l1br geboltenerl
8rautamtes tbren Sreubun6 6urd
Brieltersban6 iegnen SSoiepb @idbolt,
@obn ser Samilie M6olpb @ifbol,
un6 SRI. @atborino &eim, Sodter
Ser Jrau @eorg @eim. 8et ser
8rautmutter fan6 I'M &reiie elmer
beiteren @aiteidoor Elm gemitblihes
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@o95eitsfeit itatt, nobel 6ie 8rant=
le1te sic moblgemeinteiten @litd-
minide fir cine geieg11ete 3ufunft
e1tgegenaobmel1> Oie> 10 bofft nno
miilrldt ser uNeor6l tern," iib ale
permirfliden m0gen am banslt6er1
@eroe anf ser gidbolt Sarm i'm
IIpmn @robam.
gpllegepile.
Beter 8eplan0 lit lette 8o6e
Conner itag bon Montal1a, mo- er ii9
felt Iriibjabr ouf leiner 800 Mfer
gro4en @eim itatte aufbielt, gu ieiner
6an1ilie 5uriidgefebrt. = Beter
@r0tld fat Sic 1870 Mder grobe Mn-
ton gefel 6arm fir $1,000 gefauft.
= Soiepb Sdmegel nn6 Clarence
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te einen fei1ten &irid. = Mi@. Sui
finger fat fem nel1es @obnbauS ltn=
ter Da6 gebradt nno geoenft rod
0ieien @inter 6arin 5n mobnen. =
$. 81. 8ri1rfmam ma6te Montag
leine1 glter11 in Colo @pring einen
Bel16. - Irou geif. Seller lit i@on
langere 3eit auf 6as &ranfenbett an-
gepieien; iie NOR einige Set I'M So
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6ube1m.
6armtng.
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unlerer @emeiroe, in feierlt6er @ei-
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ser peranitalteten @m. 8lad nn6
@ottin ont porlebten Sonmagabeno
etne &urtenpartie, nobel 6as jange
beitere @0ilfden ii6 mod &er5ensluit
amii1ierte. = Sobn &oborit befinoet
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Iebte @o@e uniere Dorfi@u1e uno
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|einen pertpanot~ un6 freun6idaftti'
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49,, qebaltener1 8ro11tomte 8ilbelml
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SIM 9aoibion.

8ier Mdbte miro sic populare
Clint un6 8eIiie @obbins 60. nit
ibrer erfrtiden6en @%oriteaungen nnb
6o5u Sonntagnobmittag nit einem
motinee 6ienen. Sonntogoben6 er-
ite @%or1teIlung Ser &iinitlertruppe,
ser Elm gutter STUFF nod 81. @lou6
porungeganger, uno sic 6enielben &c.
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|>pib mabreno ibres @eile11s ur1o
@irfens in ct. CLOUD betbatigen
miro. Se0en abeno Hrogramn1= 11t10
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