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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-03
Yacht Canvasback
Arrives in Port
WILL REMAIN HERE UNTIL SOME
TIME IN MARCH-OWNER
COMING.

The yacht Canvasback, owned by
Commodore F. G. Bourne, of the New
York Yacht club, arrived in port yes
terday morning, and will remain in
this vicinity until March 10.
Commodre Bourne, his family and
rarty CT friends will arrive about
Jan. Is and will spend two or three
weeks on Jekyl island, and will cruise
on the yacht in this vicinity. Mr..
bourne is well known in Brunswick,
and has many friends here 1t will be
remembered that he contributed gen
erously to the building fund of the
Brunswick Episcopal church a short
time ago.
The yacht is a beautiful one and
has been an object OF much armira-
tion since its arrival 1t measures IS
feet over all, and is handsomely fitted
out.
Capt II. b. Goodwin is in command.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-03
18-YEAR OLD GIRL, HELD
FOR KILLING HER FATHER,
PROMISES SENSATIONAL TALE

Pensacola, Jan. Miss Mamie
Wages, the 1S-year-old girl who shot
and killed her father Tuesday night at
heir home, six miles from Opp is now
held in Jail at Andalusia, where she
was taken by officers, who investigat-
d the shooting. Some claim the kill
ing was accidental, but Miss Wages
mas refused to discuss it. and reliable
information is that sensational state
ment will be made by the young wom-
IN when she is arraigned. She will be
5lven preliminary hearing before a
justice Ci the peace at Opp, this aft
erncCn, and it is expected she WI:
,hen give her version of the affair She
has not employed counsel to defend
her.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-03
yARYAN MEETING
TO Be HELDT0DAY
1T is ONE OF THE REGULAR
MEETINGS-PlANT IN GOOD
CONDITION.

The regular meeting of the receiv-
ers OF the Yaryan company will be
held today, at which routine matters
Will be disposed OF, and plans for the
betterment of the plant will be dis
cussed
Mr.. Bradley arrived several days ago
and Mr. Stetson is expected to arrive
this morning. Mr.. Yaryan is unable to
attend. The meeting was scheduled
for last week, but owing to the fact
that Mr. Stetson was unavoidably de-
layed, it was postponed until today
The Yaryan plant is now operating
with a full force and is in a more
prosperous condition than it has been
Tor some time
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-03

Offered BY B. H. Levy, Bros. G. Co., in
Price of Mems Clothing.

Beginning this morning the usual
winter sale of mems clothing will be
put on in real earnest by B. H. Levy
BrCs. & CO. Some extraordinary In
ducements are offered in the price on
high-grade clothing. This firm is too
well known fer their reliability and
the class Ct goods they sell for any
one to doubt or hesitate to take ad-
of the great values offered at prices
that cannot be obtained otherwise
Their advertisement on page seven
in this issue of The News Will interest
many who are seeking bargains In
this line.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-03
CRAZED MAN KILLS WIFE
AND THEN ENDS OWN LIFE

Augusta, Jan. 2.-Claude Jordan, AZ
years old, member of one of the most
prominent families of Columbia coun-
~, killed himself after having shot
and probably killed negro, shot a
white man through the neck, killed
his wife and terrorized the entire
town of GrovetCwn, IA miles from
here, nearly five hours, by threatening
to kill anyone who came near enough.
jordan has twice been in q santa
rum for insanity and it appears that
mis- mental balance gave way as re-
suit of having shot a negro by the
name of Major Green 1t is generally
believed that Green was killed, but
his body has not yet been found.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-03
EFFECT ON WALL STREET.

New York, Jan. 2.-The only effect
on the stock market of j. P. Morgan
& Co.'S announcement was to bring
trade virtually to a standstlll. When
the news was flashed by telephone and
ticker to the stock exchange brokers
dropped their business, ard for some
time the exchange was practically CIV
en- over to the discussion of the an
nouncement, which probably was a
complete surprise to every man on
the floor The announcement had no
Influence upon the market. Even
stocks of the corporations most di-
rectly connected with the house OF
Morgan did net vary in prices.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-03
NO OPPOSITION
IS ANNOUNCED
NOT A SINGLE CITY OFFICIAL is
TO BE OPPOSED FOR RE-
ELECTION.

It's strange indeed, but it's a fact
A9Veltheless, that not single Official
Il the c.ty of Brunswick, who is elect
cd by council. is to be opposed Tor
lis position this year. If there is one
mo has opposition he does not know
It, nor do any of the membt rs CT coun-
Gil
Usually there is rather lively
scramble for city positions and fre
quently there are two or three ap-
pncants for some of the places, but
this year has not brought forth a
single candidate i'll opposition to tne
D., sent incumbent. Just what is re-
sponsible Tor this condition is not
Known, but it may be that those VINO
would like to assist the city in its
-sffalrs fully realize that the present
corps Of officers are about as good
IS can be found anywhere, therefore
1t would be useless to endeavor to
Frest their Jobs away from them.
Among those who are to be re-
ll>c,ed without opposition are Chief OF
Police A. l.. Owens, City Treasurer
w. b. Fain, Chief of the Fire De-
parpment j. II. Harrison, CITY Clerk
N. d. Russell and possibly all CT the
others who are elected annually by
council
1t has not been decided as yet OF
curse, Just Wlen the annual cleo
tlon of officers will be held, but it
will probably occur on Monday, Jan.
IL.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-03
An Aged Citizen
Is Badly Injured
CAPT. j. c. YOUNG SERIOUSLY IN
JURED IN A FALL AT HIS
RESIDENCE.

The many friends of Capt. ]. G.
Ioung Will learn with much regret
that he is suffering with serious in
.uIies at his home as the result of a
Iall Thursday afternoon at the home
II his son, n. c. Young
Mr.. Young, it seems, was in the
front door when he fell, striking heav-
iy on the ground. He received in
Jurles about his head and face and
a collar6one was broken. apt. Young
is one OF Brunswicks oldest and best
known citizens. Because of his ad-
VAL ed age the injuries viii probably
prove serious, though he was report
ed to be resting as easily as could
nave been expected last night.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-03
WOULD END eRETNA GREEN.

Washington, Jan. 2.-The conserva-
tive citizens of Rockville, Nd, the
so-called "Gretna Green Cor Washing
ton, Maryland and Virginia, do not
relish the fact that so many clipping
couples are being married there. They
are up in arms, it is said, because
some of the ministers boast that they
have married 265 elopers in 1913
They want a stop put to it. During
the year just c,,ssed 495 marriage IL
censes were issued in Rockville, it IS
said OF the elopers, 161 were from
Washington and 104 from Virginia.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-03
IN RESPONSE TO
PUBLIC OPINION
TO HAVE NO PART IN THE Gov
ERNMENT OF OTHER
CONCERNS.
ACTION PLEASES DEMOCRATS
This Action Is Viewed as the First
Actual Move in the Disrl 3ton of
Vast Inter-ControIled Financial In
terests.

New York, Jan. 2-J. P. Morgan 4
Co. today announced that they had sev
cred their connection with sCme of
the greatest corporations in the coun-
try with which they have long been
connected. This step, the firm an
nouncad, was taken voluntarily In re
sponse to IAN apparent change in pub
lie sentiment" on account CT some of
the problems and criticisms having to
do with so-called interlocking direc-
torates." Among the companies from
which they retired are the New York
Central and the. New Haven railroads.
j. P. Morgan made this statement:
The necessity of attending many
board meetings has been so serious a
burden upon our time that we have
long wished to withdraw from the di-
rectcrates of many corporations. Most
of these directorships we have accept
ed with reluctance and only because
We felt constrained to keep in touch
with properties which we had recog-
nized or whose securities we had rec
commended to the public, both here and
abroad M
An apparent change in public SEN
tlment in regard to dlrectorships
seems now to warrant us in seeking
to resign from some of these connec-
tions- Indeed, it may be, in view of the
change in sentiment upon the subject
that we shall be in better position
to serve such properties and their Sc
curity holders if we ara not directors.
We have already resigned from the
companies mentioned and we expect
from. time to time to withdraw from
! other boards upon which we feel there
\ Is no special obligation to remain
BY withdrawing from these corpor-
ations j. P. Morgan & Co. have sever
ed the connections that have held to-
gether many of the nations most i'm
portant corporations in a community
of interests which has been assailed
Within and without congress. The
hausa Of Morgan feels that it has kept
within the law in all of Its complex
operations and that no legal necessity
of threatened complications with the
authorities at Washington has made it
necessary to adopt sweeping change
in policy announced today.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-03
MANY NOW REGISTERING
WITH ORDINARY DART

men are registering with the ordinary
preparatory to paying the occupation
tax to the tax collector Several suits
In the local courts lyst yea, IL which
tax was an issue, had the effect OF
bringing out the professional and bug
mess men early in large NUMBER.
Goctors, lawyers, architects, heads Of
corporations, and others engaged III
similar lines are among those regis
tering.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-03
A. KAISER AND BROTHER
PLANNING FOR BIG SALE

In order to make room for more
goods, and to keep their immense
stock up to the minute, A. Kaiser and
very low prices of stock bought for
this season which remains unsold.
Whilo the goods Offered are by no
means shopworn, or out OF date or
damaged in any way, 1t Is the policy
of tie house to keep brand new goods
on their shelves at all times, and it
is the purpose of this sale to make
room for the goods that are coming
in at an early date.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-03
JEKYL l3LAND RAPIDLY
FILLING WITH GUESTS

Guests continue to arrive at Jekyl
island, and though the club house
has not been formally opened, there
are a number already being enter
tanned at the beautiful place. while
several Of the cottages on the island
are now occupied. 1t IS. understood
that several parties will arrive next
week.
All indications point to an unusu-
ally large season at the island this
year and it is believed that the club
house and all of the cottages will be
well crowded for the next two months
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-03
HOMICIDE DAILY Is RECORD.

Chicago, Jan g.. Records oflthe po
lice department show there we're 81
homicides, or an Average Of one day
in Chicago in De4smber. This is the
largest toll of murders and killings for
a similar period i1T the history of the
city. Two Of the murders are listed in
the police records - black hand"
cases. One case wa BI patricide. A 16-
year-old boy, belieisd to be insane,
killed his father BECAUSE the devil
told him to-" he said
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-03
LEM X. ROAM is NEW
COURT STENOGRAPHER

Judge Quincy, of the W. ycross cir
cult, has named Lem K Roam, former
ly Of this CITY, official court stenog-
rapher of his circuit Mr. Roam was
for a time official stenographer of the
city court of Brunswick, and has
many friends here who will be inter
ested in the announcement of his
new appointment.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-03
JUSTICE ATKINSON HERE.

Member of Supreme Court Spending
Few Days with "Hore Folks" a
Judge S. &. Atkinson, Brunswicks
member of the Georgia supreme court,
accompanied by Mrs. Atkinson, ariiy-
ed in the city yesterday and will be
the guest for few days of Dr. and
Mrs d. ID. Atkinson at their home
On Union street.
Justice Atkinson is h; ing greeted
by his large number OF Brunswick
friends who are always delighted to
see him. He is away from Atlanta
for the holidays, and says he could not
return to Atlanta bafore visiting
Brunswick and shaking hands with
his many old friendr here.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-03
SEASON ON WooDcoCk CLOSES
BEFORE BIRDS COME SOUTH
Sportsmen Think the Law Should Be
Changed in This Particular.

oportSmen THINK the Law should Be
Changed in This Particular.
Although not a one has been seen
in these woods thus far and though
they seldom get this tar south before
he middle OF January, it Is now un-
awful to shoot woodcock in Georgia.
fhe open season closed on Jan |.
While LEGAL sportsmen are not very
much Interested i'll woodcock shooting,
there being but few OF the birds ever
IN this section, still they believe this
Jaw should be changed and tine open
season fcr shooting the birds be maze
The same as that on dove and quail.
occasionally, during January and Feb
.uary the birds are seen in nearby
woods, hut hereafter they cannot be
shot
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-03
PAY TO SERVE FREE LUNCH

Oconto, Wis, Jan. 2.-The city coun-
Gil of Cconto is trying to discourage
the free lunch counters and as a re-
suit Of this determination puts into
effect today a law requiring persons
who distribute meals in this manner
to either pay license or shut ~
shop
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-03
BURNS TO DEATH IN FURNACE.

Raleigh, n. C., Jan. 2.-Leslie Stone,
white, Is years old, was burned to
death in the furnace of the Kingsdale
Lumber Co., at Lumberton. Stone had
prepared to go out hunting, and had
gone to the furnace to get warm. Lat
er he was found burned 70 death, his
body partly in the furnace.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-03
AGED NEWsPAPERMAN DEAD

Reading, Pa, Jan. 2.-Wm. Rosen-
thai, 80 years old, one of the Oldest
newspaper men in the united States,
lished several weeklies in the German
language. lie was widely Known in
German-American circles.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-03
COTTON Firm BANKRUPT.

Athens, Jan "A voluntary petit
On in bankruptcy was filed here this
{ ernoon by the firm of Griffith &
v lch, cotton dealers. Liabilities were
la~ed at S78,000 and assets at s58,000
j. W. Welch, Junior member of the
firm, refused to join in the petition.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-03
AN INTERESTING TOURNAMENT.

Winners Announced in the Match Held
on Thursday.
The tournament OF the Brunswick
Golf club held Thursday afternoon
was one of the most enjoyable and
ticipated in by large number OF the
members of the club.
The match was for the full 18 holes
and the low gross score was made by
Dr J. II. Harrell and f. N. Newton,
both turning in a score OF 81. The
low net score was made by Millard
Reese, 50, with Judge J. w. Bennet
second, 75. Golf balls were given to
the winners as prizes.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-03
25 BELOW IN NEW YORK.

Glens Falls, N. Y, Jan 2.-The
thermometer registered 25 degrees be-
low zero here today. 1t was the low
est temperature in this vicinity in sew
eral years.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-03
SCREEN ORDINANCE ENFORCED.
Near-Beer Saloons Remove Blinds and
other DISTINCTIONS.

The new ordinance of the city, re-
quiring all near-beer saloons to re
move any obstruction which may pro
hibit view Of the inside Of the sa
loon from the street, Is beng enforced
every saloon in the city having remov
ed all blinds, screens, etc.
Brunswick has five less near1beer
saloons than she did last year. This
number failed to pay the city and
state license and have discontinued
business. This leaves l8 saloons In
the city against total OF 20 last
year
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17

ibnen itebt. Die &~raftquelle, Die in
oieiem @em11Btiein liegt, Die mollen
mir ousniiben auf Die tpoaen mir
mdt ber3idten; 6enn mir iino nidt
in DER Gage, irgeno ei1e 4uele, aus
Der unS &raft 5uflieben farm, per'
Ianoen 5u laIlen. @ir lin6 uns BE-
ml1bt, bab mir 6en lebten &elt bon
&raft oarm ieeen miiien, I'M oie
Jeinoe trie6er5uringer, Die uns be6ro=
ben. 9e1m III 6ieiem &riege banoelt
es iid INN mebr als &1,bm es bon=
belt iid nm Deutidlanbs Sreibeit,
uno, 6o Elm unfreies @olf gum Go6e
berurtbeilt lit, INN Deutidlanos Ga=
fein. IS giebt fem 2an6 Der @elt,
6eien 8ertb 6ie Spfer aufmiegt, Ole
mir bisber idon in 6ieiem &riege &C.
bradt baben; fem 2an6, a1lBer eine,n,
un6 6as lit Deutf6lan6! IS lit cine
iibertpaltigem6e @rideim1ng bon @r6-
BE un6 @%rbabenbeit, 6aB ELM gan5es
@olf iid bereinigt bat un6 MIR BON
Dem einen @e6onfen beberridt tit,
iein oddities Gut gu bertbeoigen UNI
ter 9rangabe aaer anoeren Glitter, Sic
es beiibt. @idts gilt linn mebr Ser
@enuB 6es 9aieins, nidts mebr Die
6 iun6beit, nidts mebr bos 2eben;
ane hieie in6ibi6ue0en Glitter eridei=
men linn fleir un6 tpertblos gegen=
iiber einem Cute Dos mir brm1den
tpie 6ie Come: bie Breibeit 6es Sol
fes... Sd boffe, 6oB bas iiegrei=
de SOUTHLAND 6ieien &rieg our&
feline 9eiitungen fir Sen @eiit Ser
menidbeit redtfertigen tpir6. Gle
often &0nrer, 6ie praftiide 9e1lte ee=
tpeien iin6, iagten: Grit leben, Damn
pbiloiopbteren! @ir miiiien leben>
SOS feiBt: @ir miiiien iiegen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17
@atriottt@es @mpttneem

DaS itarfe patriotiide @mpfinoen,
boS gegentparttg 6ur6 Ole &eiben Ser
6eutiden So5ialoemofratie gebt,
flingt aus elmer &e0e> Die Der io5ial=
oemofratiide Mbgeor6nete 9anosberg
fir5li6 in Magoeburg bielt. @r iagte
unter anoerem: @ir milienL 6ab BON
oiei em Saale aus mie bon allen Or
ten, on 6enel1 0eltlde MQn1rer nno
6rauen 5liammenfonlme1, UNI Ser
9eotb Der 3eit ur6 6erer 5u ge6ensan,
Die hrm1ben 6as 6elttide gaterlan0
pert5ei0igen, Iquleroe BON nniidtba=
rem Ja6en biniiberfiibren gu unieren
@riibern I'M 8affenrod. Sb iie nun
ff1tmpfen a11f Ser blutgetramfte11 groe
Jranfrei6S, o6er inn Often gegen Die
Iruppen 6eS uGrie6ens5aren", nit
0e1ren Sdn1lter an g6ulter England
- mle leine Staatsma11er perlidern,
fir .,6reibeit nnb &ultur" - fQmp1 it,
o6er Of file orauBen al1f 6em O5ean
Sbaten poQbringen> sic sic @etp111=
0erung Der ga1r5en @elt erregen. @ir
miiie11 6od, 6ab> tpe11n mir bier ae-
lobeu, 6ie 6reibeit unieres @aterlan=
0es a1t pertbei6igen bis 3rn1 lebten
Mtben15uge un0 NIT 6em lebten 8ll1ts=
tropfer, ob1re Inter id)ie5 Ser Nartei,
ser mir ongeb0ren, ob1re ltnteridieb
ser &laiie, in Ser mir lteber, 6aB
Damn uniere ginmiitbigfeit itb iiber=
tragt auf nniere 8riioer I'M Seloe,
oaB 6iele unlere ginmiitbigfeit lire
&raft 1trb ibren @inen 5ltm @iege
itdrft. Sic ionen milien, 6oB Sos
gat15e 6el1t1@e GoIf ge1dloli EN- btnter
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17

8en 2inoiep bon Denber, erit fur3-
li6 iebr lobeno iiber 6ie &a1uier bonn
@a'ten Sirten als @eiierllngsanital-
ten mlsgeiprod)en, nno ieiner per-
ionliden @ertbid)atung Der &iilfe,
Die ibm oieie Mnltalt bel ieiner Chi
tigfeit als &lgen6rid)ter geleiitet,
berliebem fat. Irob 6iei er
Ibatladen un6 abnlider 8eugniiie
fabrt Die ~Merace" fort, 6ieie 9lnituI-
ten auf's beftigite on8ugreifen. Mber
Dos lit nidt anbers 5u ermorten.
Denn Ole uMenace" bient nur Sem
S@lcdten uno Der 3eritorung alles
@llten, nn6 beriaumt feline @elegsn=
belt, Dem beroerbten @eidmod uno
ben ob%erglaubigen @orlteuungen it,
ter 2efer @abrung 5u beriduffen.
@.-@t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17

bamn bel ber9lufl0inng ba5m bei5ntra-.
gen idiem, baf oas 8ebflagen ami-
bSrte mm6 bic @mnben ii4 idlo6cn.
!Sano in !6anb NIT benz 2anf Ser St.
eismiKc reimist ii& Der Imstunrf BON
tmberfmloien 8a5iQen, bic idlieflid
peridminben nnb bic 8atienten ,uer-
ben nit sebeilter 2uftr0brem Snber.
f%1loiiis entlaiIen."
Gtbi1de meoifale So11rnale ipre-
den lelten 10 poiitip iiber einen ab'
biilfe g%etpdbren6en @genten, aber
6ieies 8eugniB itimmt iiberein nit
iemem Ser bielen Sdmin6iu4tigen,
melde 6urd ben @ebrm19 6es st.
MANS Mlteratibe gleide @einltate err
langt baben.
geit6em Calcium Elm 8eitan6t5cil
biefss Mittels fir 2uftrobren
s6uimoiud)t nno abnIider &eblfopf-
un6 brondioIen 8eidtper6en lit, fom
feline @eilfroft in geniifer &iniidt
Der Mrt nn6 @eiie 5ugeldrieben tper<
sen, in tpel9er bieies Clement 10 Der
bunoen lit nit an6eren Sngreoien5er,
tpie es lei9t bon Der 9urdddnitts<
perion gu berabnliden lit, un6 es
rei5t 6en Magen ni9t.
gdmon's Mlteratipe entbdlt feline
9piaten, Betdl1bl1ngsmittel ODER CUR
@e1pobnbeit merbenbe Mebi3inen, 6a<
fer es obne @efabr Der udt meroen
fonn. Menn guer Mpotbefer eS niAt
mebr bot, iagt linn, er io1e es mieoer
be- telen, o6er idtdt 6ireft an
Gfman 2abpratorp, Ebilabelpbia.
@erfamft bpn Martin Molitor,
ct. Glonb, Min1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17

rinne11 marine D%anfestporte iprab;
md@tiger Mpplaus folgte Ser prad-
tigen fur5en @e6e; ite tpar eben aus
6em &er5en gefommen. So6am off
nete ii6 Der @orbmg II. Ger erfte Mft
bes 2uitipiels 81 Sings Daugbter"
nabm feinen @nfang. 9uS @tid lit
cine tpirfli9e Meuiterfom06ie in 8
Mften, tpie man form cine Before fir
Die S9ulbibne mdb1en f0nnte, &C.
ipidt NIT 9eiun6em Sumor un6 @ib,
bon bon urfomiiden 5ituationen, Sic
oen Sbeilnebmern iegli6e @elegen=
bett bteten our 8emabrung ibrer 6ra-
matii6en 8efabigung; 6aneben feblt
sic 2ebre a116 ni6t, Sic nit &rnit
un6 ptelem @ei6id, un6 6o@ obne
ouforingli6 81 ietn, in 6ie @ri9et=
nurg tritt. Die &ollenbeiebung mar
babel cine re@t glidlide, 5prade,
Mftion un6 8ibnenousitattung un=
taoeIboft nn6 batten ser 8erufs=
biibne ole @bre gema6t; uno 10 fan6
6enn ie6e ein5elne Scene 6eS 8tem=
lt9 arsge6ebnten 2uitipiels ein gar
6anfbars Mu6itortum, nn6 reibt itb
6as Gorge miir6ig an 6em Mner=
be- ten, tpos I'M 2a11fe 6ieies Sabres
a1f Ser 8iibne in ct. 8ene6ift's &C.
leiitet pur6e. Mn Dem @rfolee am
lebtsn Sonntag betbeiligten ii6 ber-
borragen6 sic SRI. s. dtfins, G.
Mangle, 6. Muuer, S. @ap, 6.
9earp, sc. Setter, so. Grant, 81.
8ruenner, S. Setter, .. 8arreh, s.
&rafer, SO. Denir1e, q. Braun, 8.
Stans.
Domit par sic Seitfeier ie6od
midt 5u @n6e. DanfesgriiBe entri@<
teten in ftn6lt@-6routger Mrt Bel Ben
3miidenaften 3met @ertreter Scr
fleiniten s@iler un6 @@ulerinnen:
81. gorger6ing nn6 g. S'Donneu.
@o6onn feiielte sic REMEMBERING al
Ter sic nit &1nit %inicenierte Hanto=
mime ser u%2otoseiier" bon Tennpior;
nod b%inreiBen6er tptrfte un6 forberte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17

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meitere 2eiitungen i'm fommenben
,lel,cn Sabre.
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Mbeno oes Sabres, ser am 8. De5em-
Der unter 2eih1ng Ser ebr1p. Sdpe-
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muroe, uno ser benn a16 Sic iiblirte
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Sabr 5n Sabr.