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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-08-19
ACCUSER OF COURT
CLERK FINED S1OO
Norman, Who Said William C.
0ebhardt conspired Against
Him, Scored by Judge.
Special to tho Evening Star.

! Dpeclhl TO tno evening SDtAE.
MORRISTOWN, Aug. 19.-Elwood
W. Worman, of Dover, who was con-
victed of obtaining SO In cash and a
note for $40 from the proprietors of
the Rock Spring Hotel at Mt. Arling-
ton, to stop alleged prosecution of the
hotel, was yesterday fined $100 by
Judge Joshua r. Salmon. Prison SEN
tence was suspended. In sentencing
Worman, Judge Salmon said the case
was one which should not have come
before the court and said 1t was an
exhibition of poor citizenship. Wor-
man, in his trial, alleged that the
action was the result of a conspiracy
on the part of Supreme Court Clerk
William G. Gebhardt. Several other
sentences were imposed and a plea
TAKEN.
John Mo1lensky, of Mt Hope, was
fined $15 for assault and battery on
Mrs. Viola Smith, of the same place,
and placed in charge of the probation
officer for one year. Herman M. Cone,
who represented Mollensky, made a
plea for leniency as Mollensky has a
wife and two children.
Charles Doland, of Mt. Hope, who
admitted stealing parts of a gas en-
gine that he might complete an in
vention upon which he was working,
was fined SIS and placed in charge
of the probation officer for one year.
Harry Play, of Dover, was fined $40
for an assault on Charles Hersh on
July IA. He pleaded guilty to the
charge. saying he was intoxicated.
He was also placed In charge of the
probation officer.
Andrew j. Stout, OF Chester, pleaded
non vult to entering the dwelling of
William H. Schneiderhorn on May IS
and taking a suit of clothes. George
Ridge, of Mendham township, pleaded
not guilty to the larceny of suit
of clothes from Peter J. Reinman.
His trial was set for Monday. Police
Justice Albert H. Holland was as
signed to represent him.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-08-19
ROCKAWAY.

Lucy Bondeloni has sold her store. in
Fast Main street. near the D.. L. and W.
railroad station to Honus Farabella, who
will take possession OF the store at once.
Hundreds of drivers of motor vehicles
and wssOns on .st their way to Dover sra ans
obliged yesterday to go through Frank
lin In order to get to Dover, owing to
Dover and Rockaway-
Michael Fotell and family, Of Brooklyn,
are preparing to move here next week.
Unfit about three years ago Mr.. Fotell
was resident of Rockaway for many
years, conducting a store in the Camp
held block, in Maple avenue.
A dance will be held tomorrow eve
ming in Lusardfs Hall under the aus
pices of the Rockaway orchestra.
A horse belonging to Peter Dunn
O'Connor, of Hibernia. fell through a
hole in a footbridge over a creek and
broke one Of it's legs. DR.. Simeon Yet.
ter, of Rockaway, was summoned and
shot the animal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick B. Schott and
son Newton returned from their bupga-
low at Green Pond to give aNsurprise
party to Mrs. jeanette Beach. in Church
eighth birthday. Among the guests pres
ent were Mrs. Agnes Norris, a sister OF
Mrs. Beach, eighty. years old and a
three years old. The gifts included many
rare flowers.
A iage shanty is being built in Rock.
away avenue. near the Franklin road, by
about forty Italians, who are working
OF the road between Denville and Rock
away.
Mrs. Adams, formerly the widow oi
DIR. jackson, who up to the time of his
death was a physician in Rockaway, is
the guest of Assemblyman and Mrs
Harry w. Mutchler.
Mrs. Joseph Harris is at Saranac Lake
with her daughter, Miss Eta Harris.
Miss Vera Miller, of Peapack, is visit.
| ing Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hubert, in New
street.
| The borough public schools win rsoper
on Wednesday, September &
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-08-19
NEWTON

Miss Fannie Cooper, State leader o.
canning clubs from the New Jersey ex'
pertinent station. will give public demon.
strations In the canning Of fruit and
"a school ground, Branchyille; Wednes-
day, August 25, Vantage Grange Hall,
SUSSEX; Thursday, August 20, school
ground. Hamburg; Friday, August 27
Inslee place, Newton.
Mr.. and Mrs william n. Sherred and
family attended the Goshen races yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd C. Devore have
given mp the idea of coming home since
the fire at the Carlton Hotel, where they
were stopping, and are enjoying a ten
day vacation at the Switzerland Hotel,
Asbury Park.
The Vantage grange picnic will be
held Saturday of this week. near Sussex
borough. This is one Of the big annual
affairs of the county.
Washington and Newton will clash In
the last contest of the season on the
Newton diamond Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Decker, of Moran
street, are enjoying a short visit at Nan
tucket.
Miss Cecilia Pulacky, of Blairgtown, Is
visiting Miss Hattie Tdaback.
W. d. Boss, of High street, is attend
ing the Goshen races the present week.
Mrs. F. J. Rogers, jr., of Lincoln, Neb,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Martin Hughes,
of Madison street.
Miss Gertrude Flanagan. OF Paterson,
Is passing a week at the home of her
sister, Mrs. ROLAND Allan, of Trinity
street.
Mail Carrier william Warner and Mrs.
Warner. accompanied by Miss Emma
courtright, are spending a weeks vaca-
ton at Ocean Grove.
Miss Mabel Broda will spend the COM
ing two weeks at Atlantic City.
The following letters remain uncalled
ending Saturday August IA: Mrs. Mary
old Carroll, Charles W. Field, Mrs
Frank kignis Elizabeth Morris, Mrs. II.
g. Parkin, Jos. Robinson, ]. S. Roe and
Madison Smith.
a ticket for the annual clambake OF
ton. The bake viii be held on Saturday
and will be served in the high school
gymnasium, In Water. street, formerly
Will be opened at 80 p. m.
Archibald s. Winslow, assistant for the
last seven years to DR.. Milo Gates, rec
tor OF the Church Of the Intercession, OF
Trinity parish, New York city, is ex-
pected to come to. Newton some day this
congregation Of Christ ChnrcA, though
no call has been offered him.
Treasurer Of the Sussex County His
torical Society A. J. Van Blarcom has
announced two new members to the So
ciety. They are Prosecutor Michael Dunn
and his brother. Charles Dunn, both of
Paterson.
Bernard STAFFORD, secretary OF the Pas
sale County Board of Taxation; James
Moran, manager of New York res
city; Civil Service Commissioner George
II. Burke of Paterson, were visitors In
Newton yesterday. While in town they
called on Under Sheriff Albert T, Lyons.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-08-19
FRANKLIN

Richard Stephens, Of Paterson, is a
guest with his relatives In the borough
Tor few weeks vacation.
The Franklin Athletic Association win
hold a carnival at the lot on the junction
of Bungalow street and Hamburg road,
beginning Saturday and running for a
solid week. If you are an athletic fan
come out and show your interest in the
matter.
Joseph p. Quinn and brother, James
Quinn, Of Main street and Parker ave-
nue., motored to Goshen on Wednesday,
spending the day witnessing the Goshen
races.
r. Richards, of Dover, was q visitor
with friends In the borough on Tues
day.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-08-19
DOVER

william schumann will open an ice
cream parlor and restaurant at AZ
North Sussex street. tomorrow.
Miss Esther Jordan, of Elizabeth
street, Is en- route to San Francisco, where
she will visit the Panama Pacific exposi-
tion.
The Hackettstown A. A. will be the
opponents of the Lincoln Colored Giants
on the Myrtle avenue oval Saturday art
ernoon. AS the Hackettstown nine is
tied with the Long Branch Cubans for
the leadership in the Tri-County League
pennant race, good contest is anti
eipated. Williams and Wiley will be
the battery for Dover. while Jimmy"
Clinton and "Arty" Pickering VIII work
for Hackettstown.
Rev. A. Boylan Fitzgerald, pastor Of
the Eighth Avenue Methodist Church,
Newark was a visitor In Dover yester-
day.
Rev. and Mrs. Nathaniel Brooks, of
North Sussex street, left Tuesday on
three weeks visit to Ocean Grove. Rev.
c. A. Maines, of Minneapolis, Minn., will
occupy the pulpit at Grace Methodist
Church Sunday.
Miss Dorothy p. jenkins, of East
Blackwell street, left yesterday to spend
three weeks with relatives at Milton.
Cadet Harry B. Anderson, of Mt. Hope
second lieutenant in the United States
army, having been among the graduates
at the West Point Military Academy last
June. As yet he has not received word
of the branch of the service in which he
will be detailed, or where he will be
stationed. Lieutenant Anderson is
brother of Ensign Ben Anderson. q.
8. N, who graduated from Annapolis
Academy In 1910.
Miss Teresa Mauger, of Prospect street,
has returned from several days stay at
Rockaway Beach.
Miss Marion Baker, of Budd Lake, is
visiting DR. and Mrs. Augustus L. L.
Baker, of East Blackwell street.
Mrs. John Voelker and sons, John and
William Voelker, of Glendale, L. l., and
Mrs. Charles Sitmund, of Brooklyn, have
concluded visit of several days with
Mrs. Peter THEM and sons, Of 81 Spruce
street.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-08-19
Aufermann Loss $4,000,
Last Investigation Shows
specIal to the Evening star.

Special to the Evening Star.
NEW PROVIDENCE, Aug. 19.-It
is now estimated that the loss of
property stolen from the handsome
residence of former Councilman w.
C. w. Aufermann, of South street,
Muncy Hill, will amount to $4,000. The
residence was entered Friday night
and ransacked from cellar to garret
The stolen property consisted of val
liable clothes, jewelry and solid sill
verware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aufermann and fam
lily are summering at the Thousand
Islands and the place was left in the
care of Joseph Pear, who resides with
his family in the coach house In the
rear of the residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aufermann came
down from the Thousnd Islands yes
terday to investigate their losses.
The fiat silverware was adroitly
hidden in an old basket, which was
stored in the garret. was overlooked
by the yeggmen. Otherwise, every
thing of value that could readily be
was taken.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-08-19
SEALED pRoposAIs.

In lump sum In writing as wei, as agureH
aor tne erection of one-story gate house
So o Ihe furnishing of the necessary rnat' lai
anatt pr tne same, according to plans and spsei-
The Engineer and SUPERINTENDENT of The Do
liz iR,il.1ent s. OF Water. City Hall Annex, Frank
IN street, Newark. N. ].
sant oposals must be accompanied by the cen
os oSnf m IN writing Of two sureties Presidents
o,,.tx ., Essex County. N. J) or surety company
ausnorized to do business in New Jersey whv
srna,,,st as to their responsibility in the
sureties for the faithful performanca Of the
contract If awarded. '-'s'Se
b,ddss contract ts to be awarded to the lowest
iect ~, eile board reserving the right to re-
BY direction of the hoard
NORRIS X. SHERRERD,
---------------A---- Cttef Enginees,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-08-19
Madison Democrats Will
Pick Candidates Tonight
Special to the Evening Star.

BpoCIhl 70 AuO evening Cbhfs
MADISON, Aug. 19.-The Demo-
cratic candidates for local offices will
be chosen at a meeting of the local
Democratic committee tonight in the
office OF James J. Ryan, on Kings
road This will be an important cleo
ton and it is understood that the
greatest care is being taken to select
the best men possible. A mayor,
three councilmen and a freeholder
will be elected
A meeting of the committee was
held a week ago and committee of
Ave was named to bring forward
full ticket at tonight's meeting Those
on the committee are Fred B. Bardon,
Daniel Dunno, Samuel Brant, George
r. Weber and James ]. Ryan. The
result of the conference will be an
nounced tomorrow.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-08-19
MENDHAM

Mr.. and Mrs. John Transue are en-
tertaining Miss Annie Reilly of
Schooley's Mountain.
David whitehead is at Ocean Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gunther are
entertaining Miss Adelaide Gemrehlin,
of Mt Vernon, N. Y.
grandmother, Mrs. Mary Freeman, at
Lake Hopatcong.
Miss Maebl Woodruff is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bloomfield Beavers, at
Newark.
Miss Mary Kennedy is visiting
friends at Morris Plains.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-08-19
Rockaway Barn Razed
specIaI TO tho Evening Star.

ROCKAWAY, Aug. 19.-The barn
of Frank E. otchkiss, a painter, on
East Main street, was destroyed by
fire about 10:3O o'clock this morning.
The origin of the fire is unknown. 1t
destroyed everything in the barn and
burned to death a number of young
chickens. Owing to a mistake in the
number of blasts of the fire whistle,
the firemen lost time In going out OF
their way.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-08-19
SEALED PROPOSALS.
OFFICE o. OF THE BOARD OF STREET
AND MA. MATER COMMISSIONERS OF
THE CITY OF NEWARK

Newark, N j.. August 1s, 1918
sealed proposals will be received at this
Thursday. August 2s. 1915. and opened a. tSa Sn
last named hour at a public meeting of the
board to be held at said time and place. ."e
For the construction Of one-storu -. .
house and furnishing the necessary me- Ssse
Ior the same, to be erected ION the north stSa
OF Eighth avenue. east OF Factory n traee s.ue
Newark, N. ]. street,
Each proposal must be enclosed IN
envelope indorsed Proposal for ons.storu
gate house.. with the name Of the biS1eyy
ana ana directed to the Board of Street snd
ark ". J. Sies OIL New
Bidders VA ssA.s in their proposal . priO.
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Herionalia.

sic Somilic Robert 9artihen.
ielh iii in Chicago bel Ierponotcl
su 8eiuh.
6rau !. q. Seller unb Sobn
@eslcn. 1915 @oob Strase, inn
sum 9eiudl ndh Montono eereiit.
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hci ihrer StlmGaerin bier au 8eind'
c%inaetroiicn.
Gon G1ibuaue unten iino fSroil
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Sod'fer tSrau II b o III herq im San,
lc bon Srn. unb tSrou Gonorion. ii.
rent noberen 2onosIeliten aus ser
Sdnnei6. 3lt wiafomrnencn 9ellld,
anpeIcnh.
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res 0rlIbers. Der ld,fper erfronft lit,
nod Nooiior. Hcb.
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Gnlticc Rooo, ncrIctte iih bel Ell
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&r. unb fSroi, tito Sl'io in
Bon 5er Icicrtcu ON Ncntoa abcnb
Ole 3ebntr &icSerfebr hires Sod,5cits.
nit einCm 6 c'eIcd Dinner. slr
Incident cine InSohl Trcrnbe aeIooen
fporen.
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v Sat piersia Sabrc.

g Sdft oter5tg Sabrc. sd
peroe lebt olt. ihreibt Serr Seinrid)
bon 2inoern, gr1inina Iebr., ~uno
bin leet foit bier8ia Sabre Mecni
fir 5orni'S aIpenfrGllter geiuelcn.
Sober in 8riuine uno llmgebune
fennt 6orni's IIpenfrGilter unh pcib
ipos flir cine CUTE Weoi5in es lit. Gs
lpdre mir nid)t nlootidL oae jelte ouf-
dudable1l, oeuen ourd ocn @cbrolld)
oerlelben geholfen Duroe."
&elfe 8enugthuunQ lit es bod fir
Igent uio 5obrifant, sn miiler, ooB
Dos Seilmittel, meldes lie ben Se1iten
onbieten. beitimmtte 8oroilge entbGIt,
Die BON Den 9euten geipiiroiet meroen.
Gin BIhlein nit Der intereiiartn
l1nS beItGtigten @eihihte Der Gntoe-
dung oieier ~beriibniten arGutermeoi-
ain Dor iiber bunoert Sohren. miro
frei Oh leoe aoreiie oerianot. T..on
ifrcibe IN: Or. Setter Sobrien &
Sons 60. 1875 So. Sopne Ipe.,
@bicoeo, Su.
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Dtprld : @arf itott, no sic nelten
&alierlllagen Der Stoot eingepeibt
DurGefl.
aus 4nIob Der 5eier puroe oas
Notbaus bercits lPittags geiTloiien,
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geitclten @elegeubcit gebeno lid on
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on Der Iu5filbrmgsbe5 Grogromnls
m~it5ubelien beitintmt mare1l. perldm-
meIten iid nm , llhr bel Der Sta0t
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holb } llhr lpuroc ourd) einige Stro.
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oinQ's binalls gum Mtprid Gart,
mo lid bereits Gin itnttlides VubIi.
FINN onaelommelt bate. oos oif Den
9cginn Der Geremonie Dartete.
Cine Sl1ipettion ser AnIoee NOR
Die erite Iummer oui oemfTrogramln.
Hofoem oieie ollem Inifein nodl
5nfrieoenitelleno nisgefnllen mar, be-
Qab man iif mad, Dem Muiif Hapil.
Ion, 100 ipfort nit Den Geben beaon.
ncn puroe. 2angere 3eit beam
ipruhte alderman Wnhonen, Sefre,
tdr oeS Special Waiier : gomites,
inocnr er Die @cidifte Ser @aIier,
perte er6oblte. Sti;r5ere Aniprofer
bislten Die friiberet 9iireerneiiter
,Sobn GeneIer. =. 81. Copeland uuh
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9ciuh; es iino BORT ctfpo 80 @abies
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Hortbnei1crn Sotel Gin Commuters
ltott. IN bent lid, Sic itGotiitlen &c
omter un6 einiqe GinaeIooellc bethel
liGtc,. uno Ser III ir0hIidlitcr @cii(
n%crlicf.
Giniae iutereiiamtc ,3ablen.
Nus Der @cidlid,te Scr &oiicrmcrft
rnierer Staot iino foIgenoc Elutftl
crmdhne1smertb
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Rnr mcnisc Sdrensattnnecn

Grft in ueueiter 3sit iinb amcritas
ntIde Toturqelsbrte gu Der 4nii1i
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@attunaen, ME man bisher anaenpme
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audi friiher nidt esesben babe, mas
INNER SueDaei6ittsn ond iaeen
mooen.
Der l%lsbsrseueuns bieF.r Geiebrz
ten nab itno bic bislana o%ner.annz
ten lnterihisOe aipifder elmer Reibe
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nur unterfhieoe Der Jarbs. unb
bilosn Ole msiiten SpieIarten BON
Sronrbdrsn. r,3}immttarer" uno az
oeren nur cine unb oieielbs Sot.una,
SIC man piFsnffaf.iif, ais ,urius
Imeriearus" tsseihre.. uubeIdo0et
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'tlmmtes faasn !dbt.
Aud Ole .Stpossbartn" ipGsn in
@irtIitiei. not anoers @ottuneen
umiahsn. nsIfs friiher nifnonb al
ihnen gu rehnsn ii1 notis sirfanen
lafsn; 70 oud Der rbIauc" poer
@Ietider -8dr, ocfen auftrstsn iih
in ~unisrer Set haup.fdGllih auf Die
81. @Iios Reoion i'm Gsrritotiur,
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mer dis cine cifsut dr3aieteG. nnp
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@e9enFton0ss ~ sgrirgIi6.n. pesons
ltdIttt nsseroia3@ 0as omegiIouiTde
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zine iniereFa1te Sonhsv AusNenuua
pon S&TaJ eSrag-. 0eiF
Sraun=. rSimmt uro l%pRFtias ga
zen. bos heibi. ilysr cusgs tppftsa
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6eitati9t. ip rirn man i~psui1isus zen
4au1en .S@nag,har lpp1l ouTt
'iusn anesgeu Ssisssu.
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Ginweibnng Der uenerl Wa1er=N nlage.
sotSner Hbietluii elmer iiber ,pan'ie oatren eauerneen
Gontroperie. 1ntereiiante Sahlen.

0ie critic 8oiieronlage muroe 1851
errldltct nit Der Ulote : Yumpe. DIE
enc 9apoJitat bon 2,c00.000 @alo'
ncn bate. Gas 9Solier fam oireft
ans DEM witlnfNppi.
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100000 8oqonen Gnpo3it0t muro(
! %5bre ipGter ouieeite0t.
1895 muroe Die brittle Tumpe III.
~itaIirt. cine Solp Iurupe. Die TO-
100000 @ollonen Iieierte.
Gie Irudfroft mar 10 bis &C
Yiuno. in Der Sommer5eIt beoGitenr
metiger, fonnte ober bel 6elicrars-
brilh auf 100 @funo crbobt perOen.
mcnn allies flnpptc.
&or bier Sohrcn muroc Der Nnl
elmer 1ellen Anlage beihIoNen unG
123 Ntaridlono n0r0lih pom Niprif-
Garf uno oitlid, CT Dem @clciic Der
Srcen Gan @obu liegen0 bon ser
Staof angctnIit uno nit 0enl @obreu
pom 9rnnne1 %bcaonnclt.
Cine 9umpltotion mliroc crridtct
0oiteu $4,000. 6jeianmtfoitcn Der
qon3en AnlnQe etma $430.000.
fSilnf Eumpltntioncn n%nahb1ngiQ
pom einunOer drbeitcno, jcbe hurdl CT
zen eleftriihen 0totor b%etriebcn, lie.
fern leoe oHrh cine Centrifugal Yitm'
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nert0es Heierpoir bolt 100000 @nI
Ioncli.
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ter Hcicrpoir bolt 100000 8olo
men.
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SoIln Eumne, 10000 900 @allI
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Staot. 100000 bis 1000. 900 Sol
lonc:l.
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pertcn burd analpien besieIbert feit
aciteat babcn,
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Northumberland i'm SuIi 1911.
1860.
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So4Seitssloden.

III Der bobmiiheu Stride mnroclj
ON 1ienirog Ntor9eu Don Nfarre:
S:a 6rI. Woumc, 1od,ter BON Sci;
nno 6rall Soiepb 8erie, 1920 iiiol.
10 Strobe, mo &r. Inton 8nallt
aetrout. @tmo $50 @ditc mobntcr
Der Srouunascersnlnnie bel
GiHcn &odl5citaerIalbnibidlein sr-
tIeiten Charles j. @lore pon Gbicoec
rno tsrI. Glen >,oiephinc @iron anl
2lttitag Hohmittde.
Srco u. Chapman, Elm FARMER
ans Der gtahe bon Niroqlla, uno @lo-
ons Mantc Don Niusboro. lieBen it'd
bier ont Niittipoh non Gaitor 6. 6.
Honlinion trnlten.
Senrn &obnt uno Srou Sennic
Stlire, beioe pom bier. erpirtteft lid
cinen Observation-Disclosures.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-20

rus uno Dobnten benz am 10. MuanIt
begaIftlel l0labrigeu 8riinoungsrl-
bildum Der oortigem Sdipei5erfolo-
ME bel, Die oomels aus Dem ihpei-
5erllden Stanton 8Iarus nod lener
@egeno fam. Giner Der Souptmcmen
te oes 6eiteS biIoete Ole fcieriihe Gnt
Dllauna zines 3enfmaIs. mcihes oen
Nonen icner 3oloniiten gemeibt nor
0en lit. &dbreno oie @ntbiauna pom
Wnriom @lifer. Der acknowledgement
Softer BON &aitnr q. 8. Glifer, Dem
ScellorQer Der oortigen r%efornirten
Stride, u%orgenonlmen nur0e. belt
Son. Z bomns u6iineer Die
Weiberc6e.
fn6 linn belt Der oils Gbrengait
an DEM Set teilllebntenbe @ouper-
neur Ehilipp, in oeiIen Aoern eben-
folis Shfpei5crblltt rollt. cine 5itnoen-
De Nniprahe, Die %ollgemcine 9egei.
iterung entfadte. 9os Stootsober-
bonpt 5olte ben Sdmei5ern bobes
Sob uno mics oarouf bin. oob iie
lenen Sheil bes 2anoes gu einem Der
reidlten Iderhau= uno 8ieb5uhtob-
Ifnitte Der Union eentaft bGtten.
Ole OH Eaf,mittoa obgebaItene
aroBe Enraoe erlitt Ieiocr ourd, Elm
ploelifes 8epitter cine unliebiame
GinbuBe. Sn Dem impoionten Set
5na b%efaltoen lid, inter onoerem
bier5lg Sdolipogel,. meIhe interei-
lonte Wontente aus Dem &ebe1 Der
altct Soloniiten eur 9aritcnunq
brohten. Sn Der Iorobc lab man
lerner cine ais oreiBia lDieren be
ltebeloe Scribe importirtcr Shmci.
8erflbe. ipelhe bon 2nedltcr uni
MGaoen III ser Hotionoltrod,t ae.
fiihrt ~puroen. Ser @orpernc7tr troi
nit elmer elan3enocn Sititt Gin uni
Die iuuftre @eiclidoit tom IN
itebenunoreiBiq 4rtomobiIcn CT. In
8efol9e befon0en lid unterNnoercn
8enerolmnpaIt Omen. StGotsihob-
mci'tcr &ohnion, Serotor 8obhdrf
bon2aGroile Der ebenfoIs pom hmei
sernbitnmmuna lit, Spreher @btttet
SSSn6uitricfonmiiior @ambreft. Ser
Iihcrunosfommiilor GIeorn unh Gri
potiefret1r Hirlep. 9lnf Dem SeIt
nlob eob es Elm aroBes GoIt5feit, Dos
bis in Die tiefen 4benbitlnoen heneir
mobrte. Sic @olfsbeIuitiqlneen muir
Den am 9ienitoo iortaeiett uno on
Ibeno fanben Die Teitlihfeiten iii
Gnbe. GnS 6eit nahm eirten ihoner
Terln1tf, Der ourh feline 3niihenfGat
aetriibt muroe. @s oiirfte oQen 8heil
nebmcrn nod red)t lange in Crime
ring bIeiben.
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unfaQs=gbrond.

2oitis Shintps, Elm @onberer. in
Bis v. 33. StraBe, Chicago, 5ubaile,
erbielt om 0tontoe ouf Dem @eIeiie
Der burlington Sabn nobe Der An-
laee Der Stnnooro Oil ON Oanlll-
mcgee ourh cine unIonfte 8eriibruna
NIT einer 2ofomotipe einiee ledte
8erleeunecn, bic ieine Reile cine fur
Sc &eile unterbrehen piro. SsSn Der
,3DlldenSeit miro er im Soli5eibmtpt-
quortier perpflest nerben.
Sobn DeImnep iiel aul Mitttpod)
Ibcno OH Der Ode bon ,. un6 BeorI
Strabe 10 ungIiidIih boB CT it'd
id]liranle Sdnittpunbtn iiber Dem Ell
men @nae 5li5oe. Or. Tlpnn iono es
notbia oem Aorrf Die 8unbe in Der
Goii5eiitotion 6u5uliGben.