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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-08
Robert Ives GammeII III.

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Jan. 7-Robert lve'
Gammell OF Newport ana PROVIDENCE
continent in banking circles and as q
rotton manufacturer. Is I'll at his hom'
- this city with pneumonia.
He caught a severe cold, which mas de
yeloped into pneumonia. Mr. Gammeil u
connected with the Lonsdale Company
Goddard Bros and house OF Brown a
Ives. which was established by the founde
OF Brown University
a. Is , b,othcr ~ law ~ s'- t-'hu
,IIerbe,: and q relative OF Mrs. 9, Ohve
Iselin. who was Miss Hope Goddard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-08
NOTABLE FOX TROT PUPILS.
Patrons of the UnassuminE strand
Roof Garden.

Mrs Reginald Vanderbilt was one OF
those who patronized the new Strand
Roof Garden last night and took lesson
I'm the fox trot. Others were Mr.. and
Mrs. Austin Strong, Mrs. Baldwin. Miss
Elisabeth Marbury and Mrs. Preston.
The Strand Roof Garden has been
opened for young people who do not 20
to the more expensive dancing places
Mrs. w X. Vanderbilt. Miss Anne Nor
gan and Miss Elsie de Wolfe are some
OF the patrons
At the noon luncheon y"slei day ~, :
] w. h.. Vanderbilt helped in tho Kitchen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-08
Joseph McCRbe.

BosroN, Jan. Word has reached An
drew McCabe OF this city or the death IN
the South OF his brother. Joseph McCabe- a
contractor and railroad engineer. who suilt
the two railroad tunnels under the East
side in Providence. lie was born in MIL
waukee tfty-eight years ago. He was for
merly president OF the Washington and
Columbia River Railroad, subsidiary OF
the Markham Pacific
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-08
Mrs, Lucy ChambIiss Martin.

CHARLorTEsvILE. Va. Jan. Mrs
Incv Chambliss Martin. wife OF U. s.
Senator Thomas s. Martin, died to-day
after seven years illness from throat
trouble. She was a daughter OF Col
Charles FNenton Day OF smithheld. Va.
and married Senator Martin twenty years
90 Two children survive.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-08
The Rev. william Morrison.

The Rev. william Morrison. forner
police chaplain of this city, and secretary
~ the BOARD of Inebriety, died at Let
terkenney. Ireland, the first of this week
according the news received in this city
Yesterday. He was rector OF All Saints
Protestant Episcopal Church In BROOKLYN
for sixteen years. and had been travelling
abroad since May l, 1913.
He had been the pastor OF the late
Mayor Gaynor. and in 1911 was appointed
police chaplain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-08
MARRIED.

McLENNAN--TITUs.-o Thursday, JAnu-
AIRY 7. at Grace Church ehantry. New
York. John Stewart McLennan OF Peters
feld. Nova Scotia, 20 Grace, daughter Of
Louis p. Henop OF New York and widow
OF Robb d. Peyster Titus.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-08
Frederick v. sheppard.

FRANKLIN, N. j.. Jan. 7.-Frederick n.
sheppard died hast night at the Franklin
Hospital in his thirty-second year lie
was associated with the New Jersey Zinc
Company mills.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-08
the New AssembIy Concert.

..ct under, the direction OF The
..H Assembly, VAS given in the ball
- the Plaza yesterday. The ar
wore George ilalprin, pianist Nine,
a" .. pn,elson Boslcy, soprano; Nine.
..,.. Horne, vuutraiiu, Has inOmi
l-.. ytoue, and Harry Oliver Hirt
- Eydulst,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-08
Character Rather Than Action.

II is the appearance OF the sutton that
reveals in some measure the deception
which has been played on the mother, nut
she refuses TO believe i'll of her daughter,
who had not indeed been really smirched
nv her associations in town. There IS a
patient lover waiting for one OF the women
who has his promise to take her back
whenever she tires of New York and
wants to come back to him. But she pre-
fers TO remain and become a trained nurse
when the rest of the party starts back
home.
There is also one other member mis-
sing. This Is the lover from New York.
who stays behind with her mothers per-
mission 10 pay his court to the young
girl who almost came 20 know TOO much
OF New York life. So the country has Its
invariable effect on those who tried 10
| bring their citihed wickedness into its
| pure ether.
Alice Brady played the heroine charm
ingly.
Mr.. Davis's play is highly sentimental
and may interest some spectators as sure
as It's comedy is to amuse all who hear
the scenes of Miss Nash and Miss Nc
| I,eod. They are most entertaining,
whether Miss Nash is struggling with
her parsimonious admirer TO accumulate
enough for chicken farm, or Miss Nc
| I.eod Is giving expression to her pool
oninlon OF mankind. II was the comedy
which had the truer ring last night.
Emma Dunn gave a touching and natu
raj portrayal OF the country mother anC
| Walter Walker was such a typical New
| York bounder II seemed that his place
must be among the first nighters on thu
other side OF the footlights. Charles
RIchman, Gertrude Dallas and Johi
Cromwell were other members OF the ex
. cellent cast
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-08

Mrs Riley Miles Gilbert gave lunch
con yesterday at the Colony Club for her
debutante daughter, Miss Mary f. Gilbert.
Among the guests were the Misses Elise
Rice, Eugenia Fuller. Caryl Hackstaft,
Edith Sloan. Rita Boxer. Margaret Err
hart, Frances Peck. Kathryn Montgomery.
Eleanor Vrendenburgh, Evelyn Scott,
Helen r. Morgan, Wealthy Lewis and
Anne Gilbert.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-08
Domestic Life In Country.

From this point on Mr.. Davis's play
becomes in a high degree domestic. The
country life is interrupted by the arrival
OF all OF the dramatis persona OF the
first act The ancient formula is now
only a vehicle and an automobile brings
them to this unfamiliar spot. They meet
the III mother, who receives them under
the impression that they are all as mar
ried as they seem TO be. In the party
is the one honest man OF the group who
Ia aincerely in love with the country gill
he had begun 10 admire in town.
Their manners are OF course amusingly
contrasted with those of the country FOLK.
II is difficult to decide in these scenes
which is the more active element in the
| fun-Franoes Mcleod, acting the country
servant. with her incorrigible opposition
| to the other sex, or Florence Nash, az
CANINE as ever, mingling In her nasal
/ tones Broadway slang with the shrewd-
| ness of the sidewalk-or perhaps the
caharet These two characters provide
constant humor when they are on the
stage.
The languid dramatic action halts here
and Mr.. Davis's play depends for It's In
terest on the characters of the sharply
| contrasted men and women. When the
| curtain falls on the second act they are
singing a hymn with the little New forp
girl at the organ. and the hardened round
ers standing book in hand, while th'
mother leads the singing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-08
Four Act Drama by Owen Davis
Presented With Alice
Brady in Cast.
NEW HAMPSHIRE SETTING
.s,,,.r.,,-A, IN. Playhouse.

william A. Brady last night brought to
the Playhouse SINNERS" (which is the
work OF owen Davis This four act drama
had already enjoyed one representation
at Sing Sing before an audience that
could not have got away II 1t had wanted
to- II II not In the least sure that II did,
but there was moro freedom OF movement
about the gathering at the Playhouse.
One act OF the new play passes In an
apartment in this city and the other three
In and about a cottage at Great Fails,
n. n.
The basis OF sinners" is the old con-
vention OF the theatre that all In the
city In wicked and all IN the country
the last word in virtue. SO the first act
abounds In improperly of the modern
Broadway variety. There are cocktails
and poker. To this atmosphere there
comes a young girl who. far from her
country home. has been seeking the sort
OF work that Is hard to find. She hap
pens to be friend OF one OF the gay
ladies OF this set who befriended heT
because she came from her own homo
town"
The girl Is about to taste the forbidden
| fruits that she sees about her wher
word comes that her mother is dying. Th'
message Is brought by her marrow minded
| village lover and back she goes witt
him to the New Hampshire cottage
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-26
Sour einaelne boben ben alteft Brar9

Sour ein5elne boben ben alte1 8ran6
beibebalten, 1ebmen aber tbeilS 30
Bfg. fir oas Sitter, mabren6 man
friiber fir Elm gutgemeiienes Sitter
25 Bfo. be5ablte. Dos ibli6e
ltebermaB lit f6on la1tgere 3eit ob-
geidofft por6ert ebenio Der Berta11f
in 6aBden. SHE @6nihden iino
tbeuerer getpproen. @oleter toiten
iett 20 Yfg., mas BEL oem tbeueren
gierpreis nidt 5at bo6 lit. @ber alt@
in alen anoeren Sod)en i1td)en 6te
@irtbe iett 5u ipare11. IS faQt fei=
llen1 mebr elm, ieiren @aitem &etti@
gum Griibltiif gratis por5uieben.
Ios eir5ige, tpas nod b~eibebalten TT,
lit SOS Erinfgelo IN Sen colnti9en
@irtbidaften 6as lit no6 ni6t =
aufgeihlagen.
&beinpfal5.
GIIerfaot.- Ser 2an6mebr-
mann 9. Merf bon bier mur6e 6l1r6
Sd)el1en ser Yferoe 6es bon ibm ge-
lenften @age11S pom &11ti6bod abge-
1porfen, nobel INN sic &irni6ale ein-
georiidt urb baour6 iein 500 berbet>
gefiibrt ml1r6e.
@ebbei m. = 3as 5 Sabre alte
G0dterden 6es SabrifarbeiterS In>
ton Mieoerba6er lief in BEN einfab-
2ocal5ug un6 mur0e lofort
.get0otet.
Slbesbeim. = 6rm gltia=
BETH gdnobel> geb. &reis> feierte III
boiler &iiitigfeit ibren bun6ertiten
@eburtstag. Die @reiitn, sic it6 III
re quite Mrbeitsfreuoigfeit un6 lire
Bis bel1te betpabrt bat un6 Inn
bic ii9 II gnfel un6 Is nrenfel
i6oaret1 intereiiiert ii6 nod lebboft
fiir sic @orgdnge in Ser @elt uro
beionbers fiir Sic in ibrer na9iten
[tmgebnng.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-26

Miirnberg. = 8eim neber'
id)reiten Ser @abuangerltrabe mur6e
ser 59iabrige @infaiiirer Soiepb
@afelein bon bier bon einem MeB-
g%erfubr1perf iiberfabren. Ser $50,
gen ging iiber Safelein bintpeg un6
oriidte linn Sen 8rnltforb poQ1tdn6ig
elm. Nad menigen Minuten itarb Der
lteberfabrene.
6Mfien. = SIN @arbi6perfe
2edbruf gerietb ser in Sen @eleu@-
tungsanlogen 6es 8erfes bei@aftigte
Mrbeiter Seller einem Trtebriemen 5u
nabe un6 mur6e BON Der GranS=
miliion bineinge5ogen, pelde Seller
grabli9 eroriidte.
@irttemberg.
Stuttgart.-9 Ser Mitbegrin=
ser, Sbeilbaber uno Sdriftleiter ser
uS6mabiiden Sages5tg.", 8iui &0r=
ner, ser Wfitte Nobember al1smari9ir-
tie n116 nit bem @rena6ier=Geg. SEQ.
119 6ie idmeren De5embergefedte
mitmodte, lift gefallen. Gin 8ruit-
lduB bat 6ieiem boffnungspouen Be-
ben Elm gnbe gemadt.
Mena9.- SSn Ser Miible tp1roe
ser 9idbrige Sobn 6es Miiuers Mbele
bon eirem Eransmifionsriemen er-
faBt ur1 t06tli9 perlebt.
80bIingen.- @emerbebanf-
director Mrtbur Meper, Ser felt emit
gen Sabren als Director ser bieligen
@emerbebanf bor1tan6 un6 ldngere
8eit OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tpar, lift
einem S6laganfan erlegen.
Calm. = @ermntbli9 infolge
@ranoftifhung ift 6ie @eifenmiible
bon bier, @emein6e 8reitenberg, ME
6ergebranm. Ser S9n6en betrdgt
ettpa 10000 Mf.
8a6en.
Mannbeim. = Snfolge mfg
lider Jmilienberbdltniiie pollte ii9
Ser 43idbrige berbeiratbete Sottler
aus &odenbeim nit ieinem aus er=
iter gbe %itammen6en siabrigen God=
terlein in Sen &bein itiir5en. Muf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-26
ElDtlidcr @eboriam.

MIs i9 zines Cages in cine Strabe
einbog, 10 er5abIt Elm 6reun6, iaF
id1 mebrere &naben, sic eifrig NIT
chamber ipielten urno ii6 gu freuen
ld)ie11er1. giner u11ter ibnen fiel mtr
bel on6ers ouf; er iab aus als tpare
CT Ser Mnfiibrer iener 5piele, nnb
als ib ebe11 in lire Mabe fam, idlug
er ei11 11el1es @piel Dor, SOS er er=
flarte. 5ein gan5es Ser5 idien So
rom 5u bdngen. SSn oieiem argen-
Bid Dff1tte li6 in unierer @abe ein
6e111ter ltno cine ianfte Gimme rief:
Scarf, bein @ater bra1tdt 6id)!" Dos
6eriter tp11roe geidlollen, un6 6ie
Mfl1tter - mie i6 berm11tbete -
peri6tpano o11genblidli@, obne lid gu
beritdern, Of @url iie gebort babe.
Ser &rabe tpar 10 beiddftigt, 6ob
id) 5tpeifelte, Oh er sic Stimme ber-
nommen. Mber sic M1tter bertrand
es beiier. Die @orte moren folm
ibren 9ippen entidlipft, als oaes
liegen gelaiien tp1tr6e. Die an6era
&11aben Ipielten meiter utr6 &arl -
10 bieB ser &ttabe = tpar. au Sauie,
mobin id ibm notiirIid ni6t folget
fonnte. 9as lit ELM braper Sl1nge,
oodte id), ser miro gliiflid perben.
@er onoere beberriden min, muB 5u-
erit Iernen, ii6 ielblt GIT beberriden,
lernen, ieinen gltern SIT geborden.
Sic M11fgabe ser &tn6er lit, ibren
gItern urb 2ebrern iofortigett, frob-
Iid,en @eboriam au letiten un6 nidt
GIT morte1t, Bis mani es ibretr 3tpetmol
iogt. Die &in6er miiIien alIes lie
gen Ioiie1 rn6 beim er1ten Stuff &C.
borden.
80.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-26

limo meber sic @ltern no@ 6as
&in6 milien es, aber es benefit, po-
rum @uer &tn6 nerpos, blei@, fiebe-
rii@ lit, un6 5uriidgebt. Saufig 3D.
ben &in6er tauienoe bon 8urmern.
1enft 6aron, mie gefdbrlt6 6ies fir
guer @in6 lit. 2muft fem &iiifo.
&auft cine origineue 25f Sdadtel
&idapoo @urmt06ter. Sin 3uderfii,
gel6en &idapoo 8nrmto6ter miro
pol itip bie 8iir11er t06ten nn0 ab-
treiben. 8eieitigt unper6aulidfeit,
reguliert oen Magen un6 6ie@@ingc-
meioe. guer &tn6 miro padien un6
I'M 10 better 1ernen. &a1ft beute
nod cine S6adtel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-26
Kindere6e.
9es &aters segen bant Sen &inoern
@G1tier.

Gin bodongefebe1rer @eidafts<
mann er5dblte: uSSd tpar Der Sobn
arn1er gltern un6 itan6 bei einem
Observation-Disclosures IN Ser 2ebre. Mein
@ater tpor lebr franf. Der Nr5t, Den
cine apobltbatige Jamilie fir unS be-
8ablte> botte ont Morgen Den &opf &C.
idiittelt nnb gemeint, es fonne b0d=
items nod bier Bis flint Gage oauern.
Ga mein Meiiter biel 5u tbun batte,
ging es nidt an, 0aB id gu bauie
blieb. IoB meme @e6anfen nidt 10
poll1 tanoig bel ser Mrbeit paren mie
ionit, laBt 1ib 1ei6t erflaren.
uMein 8robberr, DEM mein ge=
6riidteS @eien auffiel, fragile mild
nod ser uriode. SD tbeilte ibm
nun unter beftigem Sdlud5en mein
2eio nit un6 er erlaubte mir, nod
bauie gu gebem. @uf balbem 8ege
begeguete mir cine Nadbarsfrau> 6ie
mir iagte, i6 moge midi beei1en, 90
mein @oter I'M @terben liege. Mei-
mem Sdreden fann li@ Sober 6en=
fen. 8ie i@ no@ bauie fam, meiB
id mdt mebr un6 i9 babe es audi
ME getpuBt. Sour nod 10 bie1 lift mir
flar, 6ob mir meine Mutter nit tbra=
neniiberltr0mtem Mntlibe e%ntgegen=
fam un6 nit elmer 1tummen @eber6e
ouf sic 3tmmertbiir 5eigte, mo- mein
@ater nit 6em Eo6e rang.
vMls i6 eintrat, minfte er mir
init ei1rem id1paben 9adeln. Sat-
unbemubt morf i6 mild Dor ieinem
Eager fin otf 6ie &niee. Sebt fom
ser feierlidlte un6 gna6enreidlte
9ll1genblid meines 2ebens: mein $50
ter iegnete midi! St Iegte mir Sic
@dr6e aaf bas @aupt un6 ipra6 in
frr3en, abgeriiienen @orten: vMein
@obn, mir miii1en idei6en, gu morit
mir INNER Elm g11tes @in6, bletbe
10, Ser Iiebe @ott moge Gid i9uben,
tr6lte 9eine Mutter nn6 bete fir
midi, boIte felt an Ser 2ebre Ser to-
tbolii9en Stride" Sd briidte linn
oie @an6, mebr bermodte i6 nidt.
0onm itieB er einen tiefen @emf5er
aus un6 NIT einem @ebet anf Sen
9ippen beridie6 er.
uNo6 6rei Eagen, als ser tbeuere
@erblidene CUR Iebten &rbe gebettet
por6en tpor, beeob i@ mid tpieoer an
6ie Mrbeit un6 es gelang mir, 5u gro-
Bem &eidtbum un6 Mnieben 5u ge<
Io1rgen. Sci Ben @er1ndnngen nn6
stiirmen, sic iiber mild famen, babe
immer an meinen @oter nnb ont
Gegen ge6adt. Du6ur@ bobe
NIT @ottes @no6e ma1de 5un66e
unterIaiien nt6 mei11 @oblitan1
nit ie6em Sage. Meine quite
Mutter un1 mein Meifter batten
an mir, nn6 ct bertraute mir
feline Godter gum @eibe an. ga,
oes @oters Segen bout SEN &it1bern
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-26
RIA
Fur Sauglinge und Kinder
IN GEBRAUCHSEIT MEHRALS 3OJAHREA
5 55ss; ; Thrift s''' &MZzzzM
6eHen=MaGa1t.

@Ia6enba4. = SIM benad-
borten 8ottenborn lit Die Moa1l- uno
&la1enieude in Is @eb0ften feitge-
itelt. Serner berridt 6ieie Seu6e in
einigen @eboften Ser Na6bargemein-
SEN @ommelsbauien 9ilsbof nn6
@unterro6.
S6itein. = &ier itarb &edtS=
antpolt @ama9er, Ser 8oritben6e Ser
Ortsgruppe 6es @ereins fir naiiaui-
ibe M~ltertbumsf11n6e un6 @ei6idts-
foridung> Elm Manr, ser btel Ser
6ien1t I'M sic naiim1ii6e &eimatb-
foridpng bot; befannt lit feline
Sammlung bon JIurnamen.
Morburg. = SIM naben Dorf<
9en Marbo9 fieI Sos &ir6 Ser gbe=
le1te S9miot, elm Md6ben I'M Sitter
bon IL Sabren, alS sic M11tter fur5e
3eit Sos 8immer berlieB, in ben auf
bem TuBbo6en iteben6en @ai6topf
11n6 ertranf. Ser @ater BEG &tn6es
lit gum 9eere e%inge5ogen.
@abern. = &iir5li6 feierten
sic gbeGeute Mus5iigler @eorg @orn=
feiieI un6 6e1ien Sra11 I'M &retie ibrer
&in6er nn6 gnfel 6as Set Ser gol=
6enen @od5eit.
Slbenbnrg.
@Ioppenbnrg. = SIN 8in<
oen3bous in Gloppenburg tpur6e ur=
ter 9eitung ser ebrtp. 5@meitern Il.
g. 6rm1 Elm &in6erbort e%roffnet, in
mel9em onBerbolb 6es &a1ies arbet=
ten6e 6ra11e1 pabren6 ser Mrbeits=
5eit tire &in6er TO tenlos in iidere
Sbbut un6 Eflege geben fona1en.
8aDerm.
MMn9en.- gu Sen @uritper=
giftungen in Sailing meI6en sic
uMiindener Meueit. Madr.": &iir5-
lt6 lit in Boiing cine ser fieb5ig Ber-
ionen %geitorben, Sic noh DEM @enuB
bon @uritpooren erfranft tparen; eS
lit 6ie 70 Sabre alte Srau zines pen=
itonier1en 8abnbeamten. Die Ser
itorbene tpor felt IGngerer 8eit ettpos
lei6eno un6 ibr &0rper infolge 6eiien
meniger mi6eritan6sfdbig. @a6 6em
@enl1B Ser ber6orbenen 8nrit, iber
6eren &eritellnng %borIaufig nod 11n-
fontrontrbore @eri6te umgeben
m11r6e Ser 8uftan6 Ser Sra11 beoeu.
ten6 idledter. Siingit 1T iie geitor-
ben. 9ie Stootsontpoltidaft bat Ole
Sectior Ser 2ei9e %angeor6net.
8omberg. = Die offentltde
8olfsbibliotbef bera11sgabte I'M abge<
Iaufene1t eriten &oIbiobr 1915 an "a
M1sleibtagen 12,464 Bdn6e, 6arrtr-
ter 1000 86n6e aus Der belebren6en
ur6 faft 1900 8iider aus
Der Sugenobideret. Srob 6es &rie-
ges 1T gegen 6te gIeide 8eit 6es @or<
cine Mebrung bon 81 8dn6en
5n ber3etdnen. (Der ber6tenitbolle
Der NoIfsbibIiotbef tpar be-
fanntIid Der 1ra1nmebrige Serr @eib-
ST.. Senger.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-26

oas @eidrei oes &inoes gab ser 2e-
benSmii6e ater fem @orbaben m1f
11n6 arbeitete li6 aus 6em @aiier
mie6er auf SOS 2an6, no er feltge=
nontn1en tpltr6e.
@for5beim.- &ier baben fid
5mei t0otlide u%ngliidsfaDe ereignet.
Ssn Ser @obm1ng Ser 30idbrigen
5dnei0erin Gina Sobanna 8ii@of
erplo6ierte beim @iigeln cine iiber
Sem @aSber6 bangetroe &etroleum-
'lampe, tpo61tr6 6as Ma6ben 10
1dtpere 8ran6mun6en erlitt, 6aB es
1tarb.
&ei9enbo@b B. 2pbr. = 9ur@
Telter ml1roe 6as got15e Mnpeien Ser
Shreinertpitttpe Bernbar6 9ol6 ein=
geaidert. Ser 56ooen ift iebr BE-
tradtli6, 90 al16 5000 Marf 8oar=
gels in 8apier berbrannten. 9aS
5euer iou 6ur@ 5in6eln6e &in6er
entitan6en fem.
Seiterretd=1tngarn.
SnnSbrud.-D @eiler @ol5=
leiten in Sbiteig int Sber=Snntbal
mur6e omr6 cine Senersbrunit bou<
itanoig eingeaidert. @s beitan6 @ai=
iermangel.
&arISba6.- 9ieier Sage fan6
bier Sic iebr gut beiudte @eriamm-
lung ser Sectionen 8riir, @rasIib,
@eiperr un6 gger-@arlsbo6 6es 8urr=
oes ser SSnouitrienen un6 ser or6erert
in6ultrtellen @ereine bes @gerer @am=
m%erbe5irfS itatt. Ser 8oriiben6e,
@ei6sratbSobg. @iIbelm Seller, gob
cine ueberitdt iiber Die CUR tpirtb-
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bisber unternommeren S9rit<
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u@ebrmmn in giien" ftatt, 5u Ser
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berr, ser Militdrfoman6ant u116
an6ere DISQUALIFICATION elm
batten. Ser Sbma1m1 6es
@odinos, Mitg1ieo 6es Ser
l1rbad, bielt 6ie @eibre6e.
2nremb1rg.
nIfingen.- Setter Gage bra6
int Mntpel len 6es Mderer5 Ebeo6or
Gupont 6ener aus, 6em sic @ebd11=
gum Spfer fielen. Ser Der
iid)erte Sda6en miro auf ettpa 49,
600 ST.. geidabt.
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ooS friibere OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Serr Or. S0rg bon einem Sdlagan=
faG getroffen. @ein 3uitan6 iou iebr
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-26

liebter 5anttdtsS nipeftor Or. Stt<
Bintb (Sdtpiegeri obn 6es Nbgeor6:
neten &errn @@mib bon @arni6>
%gepor6en. Sci elmer Operation COG
er 1i@ cine iener gefiirdteten SLUT.
oergiftungen 5u> gegen 6ie es feline
&ettung gibt. @r erlag 6em t06tli@er
Gift mod menigen Sagen int Sitter
BON "A Sabren.
@imingen.- Mn etnem SCI
oerfloiienen Gage ma@te fi6 6as etmo
5 Sabre cote S0bnden 6es Mderers
&rn. S. Seib an Der @oftbortbiire
5u i6offen. Dieie fiel plobli6 aus
SEN Mngeln un6 auf Ben &leinen,
melder iolde @erlebungen 6abon=
tr11g, 6aB ser 500 bal6 eintrat.
9iefird. = Siingit ltarb bier
na6 fur5er &ranfbeit elmer Ser dlte=
item 8iirger unlerer Srti@aft &err
s. g. @omet, gigentbumer uno
&entner, I'M Sitter bon 81 Sabren.
DubeIinge11.- Ser 12iabri=
ge @obn @eter 6es Mrbeiters Sobant
&at1er aus Ser @affelterltrabe lit
beri6mnn6en un6 ale Nadfori dun=
gen nab ibm maren Biz iebt reinltat=
los.
G6meis.
Germ Sn 8o6en, Margm,
itarb ser &ei9sgeridtsratb a. 9. Mn-
tom Spre6er b. 8ernegg, etn Setter
6es idmei3erii6en OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Spreder.
Gent. = &emi 8ron fubr nit
einem Sreun6e o1f Sen Gee, I'M nit
Dpnomit gu ftiden. 9obet tpur6e er
6ur6. 6te grploiion 10 idtper getrof-
fen, sob CT in's Spital berbra@t mer-
SEN m11Bte. Gin Muge un6 Elm Ebei1
ser Maie mur6en linn m1sgeriiien.
Mu9 lonit erlit er om gan5en 2eib
nod meitere, mebr o6er tpeniger er11=
lte @erlebnngen.
@u5ern.- Ser leoige, 23idbri=
ge 2ooomotipbei5er Sittiba6 bonn
Depot gritfel6, 6em lebtbin in 6liie<
len bei6e 8eine abgefabren muroen,
lit int bieligen @pital g%eitorben.
S6annis.- 8eim neberidrei=
ten eines bol5ernen Steges iiber 6en
&iifibo9 glitt Ser SO Sabre a1te
gdnapsbrenner Tremp aus un6 fiel
in SEN bo9geben6en 8ad, 10 6aB er
SEN 500 fan6.
@afeI. = SSn Ser demiiden So
BRIT bon @eigp erfolgte iiingit cine
furdtbare @rploiton 6es Deitiqa=
6nr6 sic bei6e Sings
pdt6e un6 Ger Daditubl bes 6abrif=
berausgeidlagen mnroen.
@e11el tpr1r6e 20 Meter meit fort
gei6leu0ert. 9ret Mrbetter ml1r6en
get06tet l1n6 5pei lei6t berlebt:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-26
HarmanIeihcn perIanot.

@eI6 s1 berIeiben o11f flItibierte
5teor,rs @ountp Garmen at 6 8ro.
sent SntereiIe11. @b3obIung ie nod
@unid. Merdants MationaI 8anf,
ct. CLOUD, Mtrtt. 31.ba
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-18
DEADWOOD
THAT MIGHT BE CUT OFF TO REDUCE TAXES

the ona.
An
10 secured by the chief registration clerk
Why couldn't that have
deparmentsf
the dickens trying to
Checking
ererdIm petitions would them something do without
efflos rey the
the
Of ssetrer They we'll
separate registration department
only before registration up that
that
platoon system.
OCCASIONALLY Is true fire alarms might
be doing Of
terng
election, to
esnns the number OF qualified
able handle the registrations
conditions.
And city thousand dollars annually