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New Britain herald., 1915-07-07
IN
 IAN WATERS
pEstablish. Submarine ii Canadian Coast

July Germany planl
 submarine warfare into ters, according to a re.
 < the German navy. who
 to be cognizant of the
 Great Admira won
 of staff of the German he plan as outlined pro-
 esta ablishment of sub-
 off the Canadian coat
 to sinking every vessel ax and Quebec for Brit
 can be carried out, the
 Bure, without any ques-
 s to the legality of the
 the violation of the line. The latter will not
 is pointed out. because own that the establish
 bases would be in the
 ory and would not be view to territorial con-
 no question Of the neu-
 United States would be
 rraed German circles ru-
 pDrtant submarine cam
 contraband laden ships
 It has been generally lon Tirpitz has bent all
 o devising methods by
 ersea fleet can prevent Entities of munitions Canada to England from
 destination. It is free- |1so that Germany is mother such controversy |d States as that brought tania affair.
 lcal, Say Experts.
 ernan plan is not only |omparatively simple is fmon Lake president of bedo Boat company, of bnh. Ofiacers of the H1zbmarine service think k1 step for Germany to Ited States naval officers f war vessels say that that could be done to t1nans. The only meth
 be employed, they say.
 n the use of destroyers neither of which has |effectiye. ko profess to be aware as of the admiralty de- le Is no doubt that the l be under way very soon |n that it will succeed. 1 hf, they see no objec- s for the reason that 1 Slieve that England can |onsummation of von l
 however much the 1 |lty knows about them. 1 kinning of the war, and ] |e the estab blishment in l
 war zone around the ] F Germany, the bulk of l |r munitions of war has k1a Montreal and Queb- been particularly true l bf wheat, horses and |the Lusitania was sunk l
 men of the United l Referred routing their l tgh Canada. to shipping 1 |ers leavnig ports in this
 k Troop Ships.
 lure that has made the cially desirous of sta
 Hines off Canada is the l lat would thus be af- | Ing transports conveying bps to England and | gathered by The Trib- hat the campaign, when 1
 conducted along the E the largest and most 1 han submarines will be l he Atlantic ocean to wo principal steamship l B Canada and Europe. koute leads through the | Hsle, which connects the rence with the Atlantic.
 t waterway is through which separate New Ii Nova Scotia.
 prof fess to be in posses w plan of the German nt out that the latest | nbmarines have a cruis- E a least 5000 miles. |It will be possible for |n1e of which are be-
 400 feet in length. to fuel and provisions to across the Atlantic and starting point in Eu- 5 of Supplies.
 would only be neces- I D a base of supplies in their Canadian field of
 make it possible for h away from home wa |ef1nite period.
 at von Tippitz and his er consideration. as the bases, two groups of the northern and one route chiefly followed leaving Canadian ports. Newfoundland is Belle and in Conception Bay, E the mouth of the
New Britain herald., 1915-07-07

There will be a very important re- hearsal and meeting of the Y. M. F. A. E. drum corps tomorrw cve- ming at the rooms at o'clock sharp
New Britain herald., 1915-07-07
ALLIES REFUSE
 GERMAN ATTACKS

tcontinued from First Page.)
New Britain herald., 1915-07-07

man attack which was preceded bs the throwing of flaming liquids.
 There is nothing to report from the rest of the front"
New Britain herald., 1915-07-07

SIX miles lO1S, three |kremely rocky. and has |vhich are 400 feet high. Canada, and is sparsely is directly in the path Ter the northern route, br, is open for vessels he summer months. Tn ice renders navigation |ossible.
 I'd more important base, ben determined upon, isl np of St. Pierre and |kn miles off the south Bundland, near the en- the Bay: These islands .hern steamship lane
New Britain herald., 1915-07-07

pclOI0 IOE1CIllIlSE l6dIlu, WIl0Tc the crews could rest All of the distances given are we'll within range of the cruising capacity of the boats
 Simon Lake, submarine inventor. told reporter that he could see no obstacle to prevent the Germans from carrying out the plans outlined.
 6,O0O Miles at Nine Knots.
 "The new German submarines,' he said. are capable of cruising at least six thousand miles at a speed of nine knots. If the command CT chose to re- duce his. speed the general saving of fuel and lubricants would enable him tc cover a much greater distance, all though, of course, 1t would take longer.
 There is no doubt that the Ger mans have built the great under-sea boats that they are credited with. I have seen some laid down in Germany that were certainly 300 feet long. They are built on the same principle as. the Lake boat, that is, they sub- merge on an even keel.
 Graft of the new German type are splendidly. adapted for cruising, and the trip across the ocean would be easy, in my opinion. They could ne- gotiate rocky shores with ordinary caution, and go where they could not be followed by other vesses.
 Little Peril for War Fish.
 As for danger to the submarine when making rocky shelters, of course there is certain amount of risk But the construction of the boat does not permit of her coming to grief unless she hits something head on Other wise she will glance off. It is interest ing to consider that a submarine will stand the pressure that obtains at a depth of 200 feet. while an ordinary Warship would crumple at a depth of SC feet.
 Yet it would be quite possible for the German boats to carry sufficient fuel and provisions to get to any American port stop there while, and return to their base without calling
New Britain herald., 1915-07-07
HOLT PLACES BOMB
 ON OCEAN LINER
(Continued from First Page.)

exploded bombs aboard, the missiles having been placed on the ships in this city before sailing. ss
 Examine Left Over Packages.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-21


Fan Bourke, the clever Thanhouser.
Mutual Coincidence, went to school at
Loretta convent Niagara Falls. Ont,
with Margaret Anglin and Richard
Golden's daughter. Bernice. Still It
was not because she was stage struck
that she entered the company Of FIRTH
Scheff Immediately upon finishing
school. but because she wanted the op
portunity to travel Then she found
that she had talent and applied herself
to the profession in earnest.
Her second season she was with
Nance O'Neil. Clever work in vaude-
vile followed when Miss Bourke tour.
ed Texas and the Pacific coast in 1.-The
Pianophiends'' and 1.-The Brinkley
Girls" On her return to the east she
made big hit in an Irish role in Au-
gustus Thomas "Mere Man." Then.
through James Cruze and Marguerite
Snow, who were old friends of hers on
the stage, she went to the Thanhouser-
Mutual Company.
Motion picture life is far more con-
genial to Miss Bourke than the stage.
She shares her dressing room at the
studio with little Helen Badgley, "the
Thanhouser kidlet.' If Miss Bourke
were not so very clever a Coincidence
she would be equally well known as a
dramatic diamond of the first water.
For this is true, she is one Of the most
versatile film actresses now before the
public r.. -., ,,..'-.<. ~. ~.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-21
VALUE
BINKLEY ESTATE

The appraisement and inventory OF
the estate of Philip 8. Binkley. de-
ceased has been completed by w. c.
Seeker and r. NJ. Haas and the report
filed - circuit court. The value of
the sonal property is fixed at
$56,S39 There is no real estate. The
estate consists chiefly of stock in In
dianapolis concerns including the
Security Trust company. Kahn Tailor
ing company, Van Camp Hardware
company. Home Brewing company.
Union Traction company, Indianapolis
Street Railway company and several
others. So '''''
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-21
AUTOS TO HANDLE
GLEN karin PEOPLE

The residents of Glen Karn and four
or five other cities will soon be able
to 90 blithely forth in the morning to
get the auto truck to Richmond and
return bundle-laden the same day. II
present plans materialize. Since Glen
HARMS astronomical comparison of her
efforts to reach Richmond two days
ago, three different auto truck com.
panies have been organized to carry
the people to and from Richmond to
the Ohio line towns north of Richmond
but they are postponing operations
until they have assurance Of good bust
ness from the Wholesale and retail
merchants of Richmond.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-21
DISTRICT ASSESSORS
TO CONVENE IN CITY

A meeting OF assessors Of the Sixth
district will be held in Richmond prob
ably February 10. and another meet.
Ing Of Wayne county assessors on
March !.
Auditor Bowman and Eben Wolcott
Of the state board Of tax commission
ers was not certain of the date OF the
Sixth district meeting, but assured him
Il would be held in Richmond with the
members of the tax commission.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-21
TO NAME SUCCESSOR

Judge Fox said today man will be
appointed to succeed Luther G. Alb
bott as justice OF the peace Saturday.
since it is not expected Mr.. Abbott
will be able to return to his office.
The appointment will be made by the
county commissioners. Frank Strayer
has asked for the office. .
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-21
PENNY AT MARKET.

" NJ. Penny, manager Of the local
branch of the Hoover-Bond Furniture
Syndicate, was one of the nineteen
representatives Of the concern who at.
tended the recent opening of the mid
winter furniture market at Grand
Rapids. Members of the Hoover syn
dictate were entertained at banquet
given In their honor by the Challenge
Refrigerator company Of Grand Haven,
Mich.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-21
SUIT ASKS GUARDIAN.

A petition has been filed in juvenile
court asking that Harry Crull, 10, be
made a ward of the board of children's
guardians because the grandmother
Mrs. Harriet Mulholland is unable to
support him, his mother Is dead and
his father has been missing for five
years. ,t~... ,,.,....-.4. o.,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-21
FOX CALLS Docket.

Judge Fox will call the docket again
Monday morning continuing where he
left off two weeks ago and calling
many Of the new cases.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-21

that Union is Strength, and Let US
all hang together or we will all hang
separately"
While it has not been said openly,
the Russians and Germans both I'M
derstand that to attack one of the
three Scandinavian countries means
to have them all as enemies.
AS matter of fact the three kings
are figure-heads. The three demo-
cratic governments arranged the con-
ference at Halmoe where the new al
lance was brought about.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-21

(From top to bottom) King Chris
tian Of Denmark, King Gustavus of
Sweden and King Haaken of Norway.
The picture of Gustavus shows him
handing a medal to an American ath-
lete at the time Of the Olympic games
at Stockholm.
Denmark, Sweden and Norway are
now presenting front to both sides
Of the sanguinary European war; The
Scandinavians fear Russia and Ger
many about equally and are resolved
to be overrun by neither. So they
are copying the American notices
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-07-21

restrictions and conditions as to the
Court shall seem proper and equitable.
to permit defendant company and its
authorized agents and surveyors to
enter into and through the shafts and
works of said plaintiff company and
into the said drifts, levels, wines, up
raises, Slopes and openings which are
alleged herein to be on the said Cali
fornia vein or lode of defendant COM
pany, or which are necessary to OBJ
tain access thereto for the purpose OF
inspection and examination and to
make surveys thereof. and to take sam
Piles of the vein or lode and the couh-
try or wall rock enclosing said vein,
and also that defendant company may
inspect and examine the plans and sec
lions of plaintiff company relating to
the said work and development on sale
alleged California vein.
J. w. CHANDLER.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-07-21
Application No. siOe
Notice Of AppiicntIon for permI-sIan Co
Appropriate the Pubtic Waters "f
the state Of Nevada

Nutire is hereby given that on the
gath day 81 May. 1915, In accordance
with section 80. chapter 10. Of the
statutes Of 1918. one Tim Hooper tin.
diani ~ Manhattan. County 81 I'VE ana
state 81 Nevada, made application 90
the state Engineer OF Nevada for per
mission To- appropriate the public wa
ters % the state " Nevada such hps
Precipitation a. 10 be made from Andrew
'reek. at point in the SMh ~ 81 =
~ see g. e. "a ~ ~ 90 w., NJ u " s
~ by meaus 90 u dam ana ehhh'
teet per second b. 10 BE- conveyed 30 tle
Nv + % NWt Ut See ea EE at NE3
and SWa OF NE4 90 See ai q H. y
y ts o.. N ID N a Al hy means 81 .
ditch and there used Tor Irrigation aud
domestic purposes Mater net e. ~
returned o. stream
tAlgueat W. A. kEARNEN
state FuKtneef
tate ut hrst publication luns -. ~
Tate ef last pahikation IutY ! tath
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-07-21
Gypsy QUEEN MINING
COMPANY

Location of principal place of bus
mess and location of works, Tonopah,
Nye county, Nevada.
NOTICE-There are delinquent upon
the following described stock. on ae-
count of A ,'e@sment CNo. CD levied on
the eth day of June, 1915, the several
amounts set opposite the names of the
respective shareholders, as follows:
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-07-21

And in accordance with law and an
order OF the Board of Directors made
on the 18th day of June, 1915. so many
shares OF each parcel OF such stock as
may ne necessary VIII be sold at pub
lie auction at the office of the Company,
Room 265 Russ Building, san Francisco.
California on Thursday, the 18th day of
August 1915. at the hour of 2 o'clock
p. m. of said day, to pay said delinquent
assessment thereon, together with costs
of advertising and expenses of sale.
CHARLES ID. OLNEY, Secretary,
Office, Room 265 Russ Building,
San Francisco, California.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-07-21

this 10th day of July. 1915.
H. H. ATKINSON,
Notary Public in and for Nye
County. State of Nevada.
(SeaD
nnscun-nuLA MINING COMPANY
(Seal)

Location of principal place of bus
mess and location of works, Tonopah,
Nye County. Nevada.
NOTICE-There are delinquent upon
the following described stock, on ac-
count of Assessment (No.D levied on
the 18th day Of June, 1915, the several
amounts set opposite the names of the
respective shareholders, as follows:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28
.6rdae baare nit II
Rein graue$ baar NIT IS
Sd BIN eines Der pielen lebenoen Bel.
ipiele, oaf cranes 9aar 5nr na'
tirliden Jarbe uno sdOn-
felt mieber bergeiteQt
merocn fann.
Sd idide Gmd Ben 8epeis frci 81.
idide Gmd Ben 8emeis frei gu.

2abt mid gu9 bolle S%nformation 5us
Die es gu6 ermogllht, euer
graues 6anr our nntIrliben Surbe unD
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28

Nrtbur non gefommen. 9lm 9eadmit=
tag Dor Ser Mbreiie fanb a11f 8ran=
oenfels nod eire Mbidieosfeier itatt,
gu ser al1h Miriam iih eingefun0en
bate. Mod ON Ielben Mbeno fubr
Ser iunge 9iplon1at fort. Ser Ib=
idieo NOR eben1o ber5lih uls idtper.
Miriam hing tpeineno on ibrem
G%erIobten. Mrtbur tr0T tete lie nit
5artlihen @orten un6 fuBte ibr 6ie
Ibrdnen meg, 6ie beiB ibren Mugen
entquo1en. ugs lit ia mir eine fur5e
3eit, in Ser MIR getrennt iein mer=
Sen. 2iebit tie, nadber iinb MIR Damn
fir immer %5uiammen," iagte er leile
GIT ibr, als er nit ibr bie Stufen gum
Sdlpbbof binabItieg, mo Elm nit 5mei
frdftigen Nferoen beipannter @ogen
bereits ieiner barrie. Miriam bielt
lih frampfbuft an Ieinem Nrm felt
u1o meiter f1olIen lire Sbrdnen.
ugei TOPPER, mein fleines 9ieb.
Muf @ieberieben!" 3amit mahte er
ii9 aus ibrer l1marm1ng fret uno
itieg in Ben @agen.
u@uf @ieoerieben, Mrtbur. 8ott
bebiite Gid,~ rief lie ibm nod NIT
tbrdnener itidter Stimme nad; Damn
fubr Ser @agen ooport, Nrtbur einem
neuen arbeitsreihen 2eben entgegen=
fiibreno. Moh lange iub Mirim oem
8ogen nod, Biz er ldlieBlid ibren
gliden p0aig entidmab.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28
10 Gent GascaretS
,penn bili6s pber beritupft.
SIR trnnfes appfneb, iauren Mager,
trdse 2eber uno Gingeu etbe-Ste
arbeiten uabrenb SIR ihluft.

8elegte 3unge, fdlehter 9eihmad
l1nherbaulihfeit, bleide 5autfarbe LIMB
elenbige appfpeben tonrr1en BON elmer
perhdrteten 2eher uno neritppften Ginge=
tpeiben, tpoburh guer Ragen angefunt
miro nit unberbauter Nobruug, nelthe
iduert unb edbrt eLeih araut in einem
nngeldtpouenem SAB. Sizes lit Der erite
sdritt gu unge5ahIfem Gleno. I'M
perbaulidfeit, fo1le @uie, idledter
gthem: aelbe 5outfarbe, innere 8urd1t
pas idredlid un0 niberli4 lit. Gin
Gasearet heute Ibenb piro euren oecz
itppften gi%ngetpeiben eine ourdgdnarae
Reinigung brtngen urb gud am Worgcn
5uredt gebrnht buben. sic arbe1ten
fpdhreno eshr 1d1lnft = cine 10 Gent
SdnhteI bon gurem Npothefer utro euh
monntelang gut fiblen MAIDEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28

aber bur9 einen i5ientiltii6en Sreunn
fanb ih cine leihte Retbooe aug, melhe
mein 9aar mirtli9 gu Der naturllder
Sarbe meiner M~d6deniabre in erltal-
nenslpertber fur5er 3eit berltelte: unn
10 babe ih mir porgenommen, pole gnz
tpei1ungen ablp[ut fret, obne Toroerung,
irgeno einem2eler oieler 3eitung gu gehen
lpelder borbat, Die naturlide Sarbc trz
genb etnes %ergrauten, gebleidten oper
perlhD1enen 5aares ber5ultelen Dine
DEN gebrauh trgenD zines fettigen, tie
brigen ooer fhd0lid fdrbenoen poer be-
f(edenben Wittels. urb obne baB man es
merit: sd iie?ere grfolse, sleiAoiel fp1e
piele Gaden erfplglos a%nge1panbt nuroen.
@oQl tdnbiger grfolg bel betoen @el9leds
tern unb iegltdoen Glters.
Sdneibet iomit Den unten n%ngegebez
men Coupon aus unb ididt mir guren
Namen unb abreiIe INIT In9abe oh
Wann, Srau ober Mdbden un0 l9lieB1
cine 5tpei Gents Rarte fir Nntrport elm,
unb tb ibide @uh puqe gin5elbetten gu
Die es @u@ %unn0tbig MAIDEN, ie piene1
Elm graues 6nar 5u baben. NoreHe: Sral
Mnria 6. Chapman, Cutie 851, g. on
g. 9. Ct, Erpbibence, 81. S.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28

Gos NOR Elm SltbeI o1tf Sh1oB
@ronoenfe1s, oIs einige gt1tn6er ioG=
ter bos i1tnge Tom utF bem Sd1oiIe
eintrof. Mon begliidmiinifte Sic 5ei=
Sen o1f sos herslihite> insbeionoere
frertte fih Berba, uno IN miitter1ider
Sorgfolt iaqte lie geriihrt SIT ihrem
Ietter:: uMofe lie redt, redt qliif=
Iih, meine feline Miri. Sic berbient
Ieine 9iebe bon ur6 gan5."
Muf Ste 8r6fin 2ouiie, Mrth1tr's
M11tter, mirfte Sic Ierlobung Ser BEL
Sen jungen 9el1te gar nidt e%ritatnt
ODER beititr5t. SIR uor Sic Screens
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28
Sieier frcie Goupsn bere9tigt it,

9ieier freie Gsupsn bere9tigt IT.
genD etnen 2efer bes rytoroiteru"
frei, obne 3ablune, gu BEN boultduOiz
gen Snltruttionen, graues 9aar our
natiirliben Sorbe un0 S90nbett Der
Sugenb ber5uiteleu. @bnetoet Die.
fes aus unb beftet es an guren
8rief. SOUR gut fir unmittelbaren
@ebrau9. 2e Sreimarte fin antz
mort berlangt. Goreie: Srdu Raria
&. Chapman, Cutie S51, &c. on g.
8. Ct. BrpptDence st. s.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28

geben fonnte, 90 es puBte, 6oB es
n1tr auh seq @aters Gegen beiuB,
I'M gIiid1i9 51 perben.
SIN 6en Sogen, Sic @raf Mrtbur
Dor ieirem 9ieni tantritt tn Miinden
anf @dIoB gran6enfels nod oer1e=
BEN 6urfte, mar er Elm tdglider Be-
iuder in Ser freunoliden @i4a 8lt=
menbain. Miriom itano ieoesmol
ifon m 6eniter un6 f1atidte Dor
Ireu6e in sic @Gn6e, iobol6 lie ieiner
bobc1l @eltolt oniiftig tpnr6e. M1id
6ie iibrigen getpobner BEG Sd1oFes
grunoenfe1s fuhren ofters nod Ser
Ssnie1 biniiber nn0 Damn madten ote
S%erridaften 5uiammen Spa5ierga1ge
our6 @pf un6 5pa5ierfohrten nad
SEN nmberliegen6en shonobdnfen
un6 Snieln. gei 6ieien 3uiammer1=
funiten tpur6e ones Mogltde beipro=
hen, o1d Sic Belt Ser @ermdb1rng
tpur6e ifpor er0rtert. Mtrtam unD
@erha be6auerter es, 1tiht ont etnem
Soge Sof5eit feiern 5u f0nner. Sic
Sohaeit @er6a's NIT Scarf RielIe EN-
ionte bereits i'm Suit itottfinben. Sic
gorbereitungen poren beretts IN
bonem @mge. Mrtb11r oogegen mnB-
tie feinen Soften piinftIi6 mtreten,
baron IieB iid nidts dnbern, nno 10
fom man BENIN borir1 therein, 6uB er
iiber's Sahr feline Mirim 5um IItor
fiibren io1te.
Ser Sag ser Mreiie 6es @rofe1r
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28
geritupfuna nnb 11nperbanlidfett.

Sd bobe GLnmberlatn's Tablette
gebra1dt uno muB iagen, baB tie Dos
Bette linb, mos i9 ie fir 8eritopfung
uno unperoouIi9feit gebraudte.
Meine 6rau gebrmldte tie gleidfa4s
fir 8erftopfung, unb fie tbaten ibr
gut" idreibt Gugen 8. anigbt, Bil.
mington, g. 6. gu faufen bel Rar-
tin Molitor. = Mnaeige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28
Cute @eIeqenheit.

Gin 8obnbous nit flint 3immern,
bier gIod BON ser 0eutiden Stride
gelegen, at $1,000 5u foufen. Na4-
aufrngen Bel Sen
Melroie Marble @orfs,
9=3t MeIroie, Rinn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28

@pe5ieIIe Noti5: Sober 2eier
0tsIer 3eituns, Rann ODER Srau, melt.e
piin1dt obne graues 5aar fir DEN Gcl1
6es 2eben5 gu fem, lit a%ngetpielen.
obige liberale Sfferte lofort a%n5unebuen
Srau @bapmuu's Stuff beitdttgt Die grult.
boftigfeit oteles Nnsebotes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28

SWUUpetI UeASuSeHp
wiener %ber5uitenen,
gleihpiel tpie alt Sbr
{eiD ODER tpaS Die urs
Ia1e @urer grauheit
lit. 60 lit fein Sar=
ben nod Elm 9efle>
fen. Seine @irfnnq
besinnt nad piertaz
gigem gebrau4:
Sd bin cine 5rau.
tpeldoe frub5eit er
srnute uno nit q
Sabren alt ausIab,
The Washington times., 1915-12-12
SOCIETIES JOIN TO
HONOR WASHINGTON
Patriotic Organizations Arranging
for Observance Of First Presi-
dents Birthday Anniversary.

Plans are being made for the joint
observance of the 1s4th anniversary o.
the birth OF George Washington by the
Daughters of the American Revolution,
the Sons Of American Revolution. and
the Sons of the Revolution at Conti-
mental Hall on. February 22 next.
~ joint committee comprising Com
mander John II. Moore, L. S. ~, chair
man. and Col. George Richards. 4. 3.
NJ. c., secretary. has been appointed to
arrange the details of the celebration.
to which the public will be invited. A
preliminary meeting to discuss the plan
was held at the Continental Memorial
Hall Thursday evening. and was at
tended by delegates from all the Or
ganizations which will participate in
the celebration, and it was decided to
hold a celebration similar to that OF
last year, which was attended by
President Wilson and many distin-
guished guests.
Those attending the meeting included
Mrs. Frank Foster GreenaWalt, Mrs.
Vida Clementson, and Mrs. Lisie Lips
comb, of the national officers of the
D. A. r.: Commander Moore. Win ~
V. Cox. and Frederick p. owen. of the
Sons Of the American Revolution. and
Col. John Van r. Hoff, Thomas W.
Lockwood. and Col. George Richards.
OF the Sons of the Revolution.