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The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-09-02

She had risen to meet him by the
time he had mounted the steps, Rhd
he knew that her first glance was ap-
praisive. He had confidently counted
upon being mistaken for a strange pa
tient in search Of the doctor. and he
was not disappointed.
You are looking for Doctor Farm
ham?" she began. He is at his Of
fice-201 Main street"
Brofin was digging in his pocket
for a card.
Il know we'll enough where your
fathers office is, but you are the one
| wanted to see," he said; and he
gave her the roundcornered card with
its blazonment Of his name and en-
ployment.
He was watching her narrowly when
she read the name and its underline,
and the quick indrawing of the breath
and the little shudder that went With
it were not thrown away upon him.
But the other signs; the pressing OF
the even teeth upon the lower lip and
the coming and going of three straight
lines between the half-closed eyes
were not so favorable.
"Will you come into the house.
Mr." she had to look at the card
again to get the name-"Mr. Broftin? 2"
she asked.
Thank you, miss; it's plenty good
enough out here for me if 1t is for
YOU, he returned, beginning to fear
that the common civilities were Civ
ing her time to get behind her de
fenses.
II guess we can take it for grabtSS
that you know what l want, Miss
Farnham," he began abruptly, when
he had shifted his chair to face her
rocker. Something like three months
ago, or thereabouts, you went into
bank in New Orleans to get a draft
cashed. While you we're at the pay
ing tellers' window a robbery was
committed, and you saw it done anC
saw the man that did it. I've come
to get you to tell me the mans
name"
81 have told it once, in letter II
Mr.. Galbraith."
Brofin nodded "Yes; in a lettel
that you didn't sign. I've come al
the way from New Orleans to ge
you to tell me his real name, Mis-
, Farnham."
why do you think I can tell you?
was the undisturbed query.
"a lot of little things" said the dc
tective, who was slowly coming to nj
own in the matter of self-assurance
I'm the first place, he spoke to yo
in the bank, and you answered hin
; Isn't that so?"
I She nodded again. "You know 8
much, it is surprising that you don
know it all, Mr.. Brof1n," she con
mented, with gentle sarcasm.
"The one thing l don't know is tn
! thing you're goin' to tell me-his res
name" he insisted. That's what ~
I come here for"
!. In spite of her inexperience. which
\ in Mr.. Broffin's field, was no less tina
total Charlotte Farnham had imag
nation, and with it womanly zest fc
:. the matching of wits with a ma
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-09-02

alone. The walking excursions had
led him most frequently up and down
the lakeside drive, but the doctors
house stood we'll back in its enclosure,
and there was much shrubbery. once
he heard her voice: she was reading
aloud to someone on the vine-screened
porch. And once again in passing, he
had caught glimpse of shapely arm
with the loose sleeve falling away
from it as it was thrust upward
through the porch greenery to pluck
a bud from the crimson rambler, add
ing it's graceful mass to the Chamber
ing vines. 1t was rather disappoint-
ing, but he was not impatient. In the
fullness Of time the destiny which had
twice interviewed would intervene
again. He was as certain of it as he
was of the day-to-day renewal of his
strength and vitality; and he could af-
ford to wait. For, whatever else might
happen in a mutable world, neither an
ideal nor it's embodiment may suffer
change.
AS IL to add the touch of detiniteness
to the presumptive conclusion, voice
broke in upon his reverie; the voice OF
the young woman whose most alluring
charm was her many-sided changeful-
ness. as IL she had marked his preoc-
cupied gaze and OWNED its object:
You must have a little more patience,
Mr.. Griswold. All things come to him
who waits. When you have left Mere
side finally, Doctor BERTHE will some
time take you home to dinner with
him"
For his own peace of mind, Girls
void hastily assured himself that 1t
was only the widest Of chance shots
Since the day when he had admitted
that he knew Miss Farnham's name
without knowing Miss Farnham in per
son, the doctors daughter had never
been mentioned between them.
"How did you happen to guess that
was thinking of the good doctor" he
asked, curiously.
you were not thinking Of Doctor
BERTHE; you were thinking of Doctor
Bertie's only" was the laughing con
tradiction; and Griswold was glad tha
the coming Of the man with the traI
saved him from the necessity of fall
ing any farther into what might easil!
proye to be dangerous pitfall. 1t wa
not the first time that Miss Griersol
, had seemed able to read his limos
thoughts.
The short afternoon drive pause'
at the curb in front Of Jasper GrieI
sons bank and a moment later h
) found himself bringing up the rear o
! a procession of three, led by younj
woman with a bunch Of keys at he
: girdle.
"Numbel three-forty-fve-A, please,
, his companion was saying to the youn
woman custodian, and he stood asid
and admired the workmanship of tn
complicated time-locks while the tw
entered the electric-lighted safety d.
3 posit vault and jointly opened one c
3 the multitude of small safes. Whe
Miss Grierson came out, she was ca
!. rying small, japanned document bo
e under her arm, and her eyes wer
$ shining with a soft light that was me-
= to the man who was waiting in tn
corridor. Come with me to one
: the coupon rooms" she said; an
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-09-02
Knew Her Name.

/ had occasion to pass a little boy
a good many times one afternoon. He
was sitting on the steps and although
we were strangers each time passed
he greeted with me with, Hello" and
responded likewise, Finally the last
time 1 passed by he said: Il know
what your name is" and upon ini
.quiring what, he said: MRS. Going
Back and Forth."-Exchanga.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-09-02

The assistant manager hurried in.
A thick-set man lay back in chair,
his face blue. The hotel physician
was sent for, and the body, still in
the chair, was moved to less public
place.
The doctor hurried / jand advised
that the man be taken downstairs at
once. He was smuggled around to
back stairway and the assistant mana
ger and the waiter started to descend
with him. He was heavy, and when
they got half way the assistant mann-
ger stumbled, and he and the waiter
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-09-02

his rescuers to such a flow of Ian
guage that they put their fingers into
their ears.
That's what you are apt to get in
this business" said the assistant man
ager in telling the story recently. IF
we hadn't stumbled that man would
have choked to death. He had prob
ably swallowed lot of raw oysters
SO fast that they completely filed his
aesophagus and overfowed into his
windpipe. Instead Of thanking US
for bringing him back to life he cussed
us for letting him fall"
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-09-02

and the man in the chair fell heels
over head downstairs. The man fell
out of the chair with great bump on
the steps. From him came cough
ing sound, and those who were picking
themselves up were startled to see
three large oysters fly from his
mouth.
Immediately the Doctors face took
on cheerful expression. He sent for
instruments and extracted several
more oysters from the mans aesopha-
gus. and the latter was soon complete
ly revived. Then he proceeded to treat
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-09-02
The Wedding Route.

It is reported that the --latest thing"
in wedding invitations is an engraved
map showing the way to the church
and to the house. Grinding perplex-
ity is the mother of innovations. It
is not so stated, but unquestionably
this helpful scheme originated in Bos-
ton, where wedding guests have, been
known to lose themselves and wan
der around for hours through the tan
gled highways, not reaching the scene
of the festival until the rice and old
shoes had been thrown and everyone
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-09-02
NOT GRATEFUL FOR THE FALL
Bump Saved Greedy Mans Life, and
He Immediately Began cussine
His Rescuers.

The scene was at the redroom at
the Waldorf and the time the close of
the oyster season. One of the as.
sistant managers was summoned there
hurriedly.
A man has just fallen over dead"
said the bellboy who brought the
word.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-09-02

urouBn neglect OF
overwork l get run
down and my appe-
tite is poor and l
have thstweak, LAM
guid, always tired
feeling, / get q bot
tie of Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetab
Compound, and it
builds me up, gives
me strength, and re-
stores me to perfect
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-09-02

else was on the way home.-Provi'
dence Journal.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-09-02
Another Sufferer Relieved.

If you want special advice
write to Lydia e. Pinkham Med
icine Co., (cOnfidential) Lynn,
Mass. Your letter will be opened,
read and answered by a woman
and held in strict confidence.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-09-02

Water wagon passengers have near
ly all used their transfers.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-09-02
WOMEN WHO ARE
ALWAYS TIRED
May Find Help in This
Letter.

Swan Greek, Mich.-"I cannot speak
TOO highly Of your medicine. When
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-09-02

Beautiful, clear white clothes delights!
the laundress who uses Red Gross Ball
Blue. All grocers. Adv.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-09-02

Eternal vigilance is the price of re-
tanning a good umbrella.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-09-02

health again. It is truly a great bless
ing to women, and I cannot speak too
highly Of it. l take pleasure in recon-
mending it to others. Mrs. ANNIE
CAMERON, RED, No. /, Swan Creek,
Michigan.
Another Sufferer Relieved.
Hebron, Me-" Before taking your
remedies l was all run down, discour-
aged and had female weakness. took
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and used the Sanative Wash, and
find today that 1 am an entirely new
woman, ready and willing to do my
housework now, where before taking
your medicine it was dread. / try to
impress upon the minds of all ailing
women l meet the benefits they can
derive from your medicines. - Mrs.
CHARLES Rowe, Kennebago, Maine.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-09-02

The dollar mark is a sign of wealth
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07
5amitdg Ser in MeIroie ftatt.

|lebtet Somitag Der in Melroie ftatt.
gefunoenen @eer6igl1ng feiner M11t-
ter Die Dor Sabren bier ibr @etm
batte, bel. = SEQ @iaiber, tpelder
Dor 8oden 6as l1ngliid batte, in ei-
ner Muisibalmaidine einen Mrm gu
perlieretl fat iid CUR Sreuoe ieiner
M%ngeb0rtgen BON SEN nnfaa po1t
itanoig erbolt nnb tann iebt tpieoer
ieiner Mrbeit, menn a19 als &rip-
pei, 10 boh als lebensmutbiger unb
luitiger Menib nodgeben.
8mfmat.
Soiepb 8remi5er nn6 Sra11 nnb
|6re6. DengeI befinben iid in SIeepp
@pe, Minn., 5u einem bertpan6t- mno
fneun6idaftIiden 8eiude. - Ser
Jamilie sos. @runobofer tpuroe Elm
@obnden geboren; in Der 6amiIie
Soiepb @apier NOR es Elm uoraI1es"
MfG69en. Sen begIiidten glter1 un=
fern @liidtpnnid. - Mi9. @obler,
melber bier Bel ieinem Sreun6e Sobn
@eid gu @aite tpar, bat ii@ BON bier
na@ M%bbotsiport in @isconiin bege-
ben, tpo fem 8ei11b @ertpanbten GEL
ten miro. Son BORT miro er Ole &eiie
nod Midigm tpeiteri eben.
6ulbingforb.
gbeIpn, 6as Is Monate uIte S0h=
ter6en Der iii6li6 bon bier mobnen<
6em Samilte @einrib &eit1fe, itorb
Dienitagmorgen bergangener ISOLDE
inn ct. 8arnabes &ofpita1 at Min=
neapolis. Gem @ir6e bIieb cine fIei=
ne NuB in Ser Settle iteden, oie trob
aler Mnitrengungen nidt beieitigt
merben fonnte. 9ie fleirre Dul6erin
muroe nod ct. @lo116 per M11to ge=
brodt, un6 "a aud BORT feline ar5t-
lide &iilfe GIT erlangen mar, ging es
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07

iomlmta1slagen $1347.53; @ilon3 in
@unf n 81. De8er1ber 1914
|$1420.43. Die @eieuidoft bot 526
neutrality-suspicious. in &roft nit
@ertb bon $1,119, 795. Die 8eam-
tentpabl batte ~folgen6es grgebniB::
Mnoreas 8al3, Brdiioent; Soiepb
Braun, @i5epraii0ent; Sobn Sdr6-
ser, 5efretdr uno s9abmeiiter. Ser
Direftorenrotb fir 6as la11fen6e
Sabr beitebt aus Sen Serren: Mnb.
@al5 Soiepb 8rol1n, Sobn Sdr0oer,
Comm ct. Soiepb; &einri@ Symbolic,
Gotpn@ ct. Mug,1ita uno 2pnben;
@ai9. @rommeni9enfel, 9otpn Sc
5unf; Bran3 Smann, Eotpn 8rod-
map; Sobn S9roben, Eotum st.
CLOUD. Die @eienidoft muB 6ieles
Sabr cine REORGANIZATION bornebmen
unb miro bieierbalb etne ipe5tene
@~eriomml11ng int Mai ODER Suri
balten.
@iee.
Ebomos 0'Brien, pelder tpegerr
8eroubung zines bieitgen Sdmfge-
fbdftes 5u 60 Sagen Mrreit int
County : @efangniB gu ct. CLOUD
berrtrtbeilt uur6e, bat 6te @trafaett
am Dienitagmorgen abgeieiien, 6arob
er ouf freien SUP %entlaiien mur6e.
0'8rien befanrte ii6 6es @inbru@S
in Elm @damfIofal mr1 Ser gnttpen-
6nrg bon @leingelo ihul6ig. Ct
mnroe in 2iittttG1e Sails 6ingfelt &c,
ma9t.
Gate 6enrb.
l1nfer bodm. &farrer @m. 2ange,
meI9er ieiner angegrtffenen @eiun6,
beit tuegen ii@ cine @rbolungs5eit
bonn bodm'fften Serrr 8ii@of Grobec
erbeten fat, lit Dienitog na6 st.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07
@lou6 abgereiit urb tpirb baielbit i'm
st. @apbaels &oipital bic @aplun-

f TH
CLOUD abgereiit unb mirb bafelbit i'm
st. @apbaels &oipitol bic @npIam-
itele tempor6r berieben. Sodm.
&err Soiepb Maprbofer, @apIan 6es
ct. &apbaels &oipitals, miro gnbe
6ieier ISOLDE bier %eintreffen uno Die
temporare Seeliorge unierer ct.
Margaretben @emein6e iibernebmem,
Sic er Dor SSabren bereits als Bfarrer
bertpaltet bat.
GpQegebile.
6ran Mi6. 8uninger mabte lebten
@onntog ibren in &ol6ing tpobnen-
Sen gItern eine1t 8efu9. - 9ouis
&ortig ur6 Sralt befudten Me11iabr
ibrer Godter, Sic Srare11 Sobn @9e=
rer un6 @eorg @a1ggenberger. -
Srau Mlois &rer1er lift a1f sic &ran-
tenitube angetpieien. - Die Gong
mutb berridt bier 10 fdlimm, 6ab
nidt etnmal sic berbotene 8eit inre=
gebnltet1 mnr0e, bottle man ia beretts
lebten Sonntag etn Ean5oergniigem.
- S. SO. @i1iter, Geo. @ti@, So
iepb S6megel, Souls Sarttg mn6
8laiius Sderer tpobnten Montag Ser
I'm @olo Sprtng gebaltemer Sabnes=
b%erfammlung Ser Seuerberiiderungs-
geieqidaft bel. 8Iaii11s @herer tpnr=
Sc mieoer als 0i1eftor erpdblt. =
@atb. @eiftnger, retien6er Mgent 6es
u@t. Soiepb 8latt" uno oes u9an6s=
mann" tpar Montug in @ol6 @pring
un6 ma@te quite @ei6afte.
Glear Gate.
NlpbonS un6 Mlfre6 SetbeI ftn6
31rr Mufnabme ibrer -St116ien nod
@o11nt @alparp, @is., 511riidgefebrt,
mdbren6 M6olpb Dingmarr 6ie ct.
Sobns 'l1niberfitdt tpie6er be5ogen
bat. - Donneritag miro 5ur1 8eite1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07
gas ue,e @dulba,ts in &iers.

Dub Sic st. Sofepb @emei16e in
@ier5 ein mpbernes, berrlides, &C.
rd,1miges Sdulbaus bat, peib Seoer-
matrt, ser ben uMoroltern" lieit, aber
INN jere,l, meld)e ben Hrabtbm nod
1idt geieben, cine Sbee bon Der
praftilden u16 ip6nen girri6trng
oesielben 51 gebeu, beoarf es tpobl
ei,tes eingebenoen 8eridtes. Mit oen
9imenlionen gu begirmen lit eS 76x
so SUP groB, 11no Sic @eiammtbobe
betrdgt bonn 6l1noamerte Biz our
@bibe bes SOS @eba116e f%ronen6en
&reuaes 40 SUB. Dus Grogei6ob,
in 6os bier breite @lastbiiren fiibren,
entbalt al1Ber Ser gerdumigem 9o1e,
5tpei 8erei1ts5immer un6 SIT ieoer
@eite groBe Mborte. Die SoQe, pel'
DIE bereits Dor einiger 3eit fir einen
&ird)enbo5ar benutt purbe, lit Nun
nit elmer giibne berieben, 6eren gor-
bang ser &iinitlerban6 bes bodm.
&errn 5iegler entitammt> nno 3el1ge
etnes Nlolertolentes lit. Sos erlte
@tpdtperf enttilt bier lidte &loiien-
simmer, uno int oberen Stodperte
beftnoen ii6 ebenfaqs bier &laiiens
5imrner, Elm 9eie5immer 1no Die Or
flee fir SOS 2ebrperional. Sn BEN
5polf SUP brei+en @%orriboren beftn-
oe11 iih iaritdre Erinfopporate, nno
1T SOS ean5e @ebau6e NIT elettrt-
idem 2idte ur6 Dampfbet5ung ber-
lebeu; lebtere lit in einem eigenem
Nebengebd116e untergebradt. @ugett-
blidlid miro sic SduIe BON $50 &iit1=
oern beiudt, lie bermag aber 6ersrt
$50 @ol1m 5u bieten. Moge @otteS
reid1ter Segen mtf 6ieier &flon5.:
i1td itttte tpelde Sic Bfarrgemeinoe BON
8ter5 fir Sic religioie @r5tebnng IT,
rer Sugeno erridtet bat, berobfom-
men u116 sic gltern in tbren &tn6ern
ebren! s.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07
.unferer @emeinoe cine unterbonung

unferer @emeirbe cine unterbaltung
beranitaltet. - Sobn ". Dingr1a1r1
fat feline 5telle als 8oftmeifter BOT,
Clear Safe am 1. SSa1a1ar angetreten.
5. Beterion bat cine $3.50 tpertbe
Grandchildren Musitattung gefauft.
Sim 9ienitag gab er Die erite 8or,
itequng nit gutem @rfolge. = Tya,
milie Sobn Golfer uno Barbara 9at-
fer perbradten sic Setertage in 8er-
bam. - Cine 1,e1te @eibnahtsfrippe
I'M 8ertbe bon $3.50 tuur6e finn sic
ct. MarfaSfir@e ongeidafft uno 'par
@eibnabten in 6erielben aufgeitent.
- OF. Gditein un6 Gra11 bon SOL
bingfor6 berbru9ten 6as Meuiabrs-
felt bier BET 6es Doftors gltern. -
Sim Sonntag miro ser biefige fatbo-
lii@e G0riterbof feline neuen 8eam=
ten einfMbren.
2aitr1tp.
Soiepb Sager mn6 Sobann Samma
bel udter NIT 6a1nilie am Meuiabrs.
tage Clinton &0Iife, tpeldyer friiber
6os Sdmei6erban6merf in @oscoe,
Stearns County, betrieb, iebt aber
@igentbImer ser geeB Garm lit. Sc
gefaIt ibm febr gut unter Ben bon
Sbearns County nod bier 1tmrge8oge-
men 2e1tten. = Carl 21ct11s madte
inn %sss1rtereiie bon uSptrih1s fpemen-
ii" un6 8. Borter int Sabaf- un6 81
earren = SSntereiie Dtenitag 2aitrup
unii@er. - nnier 8uttermoder @te=
pban @roB it iebt bei@taftttt@t, 6as
gishous 5u ffi1en. = Soiepb SSdiger
bat feline Garm 6em Gramf &immen
taiufltd iber1ofien un6 miro feinen
@obr1ib ma9 Bier5 berIegen.
Spring Sill.
Sobam &mtbt bon bier mobnte
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an ser 81. ssobns uniperiitM burd).

an ser ct. SSobnS l1niberiitm batrd.
modt, 1T nod bier3ebntdgigem BE-
i,1de int elterliden Soufe on Die
2ebramitalt 5uriidgefebrt. Die
Mortbtpe1tern Gelepbon 60. bot ibre
9eute bier, INN Sic n0tbigen &eparo-
tlren an SEN Drdbten bor5unebmen.
- 8eim ,Mnton Sembrerl bat fi6
ont 0ienitag ein nettes uMaoel" Elm.
qltartiert. = Srau Srar5 Slider n1ro
Mntonia @roB iino bon 8raimerb 5l'
riidgetebrt. = @arl Ge1dt bon Ser:
bam lit gum 8eirede ieineS 8rnoers
2ouis bier. = 2etten @amitag bat
Mrtb. @deible ieinen Soften als
@rieftrager an ser Stre6e 3 iber-
nommen. = Srau stephan @reimes-
berger bot iid am smitag i'm ct.
.@abrieIs &oipital gu 2ittle Sails Ell
ner Operation tnegen 8lin6barment'
5iinoung u%nter5ogen, 6ie ani6einen6
als erfolgreib be5et6net meroe1
mub.
ct Soiepb.
@ei ser am Montag in Ser 8tnage=
&alle gebaltenen Sabresperi ammlung
Ser ct. Soiepb gegenieitigen Seuer=
@eriider1tngsgeieui@aft nnterbreitete
ser 5efretdir SSobann S6ro6er feinen
Sabresberi6t, 6em folgenoes entnom-
men lit: ginnabmen an eriten Bra=
nrien $708.81; @innobmet bom fpe'
5iel1en MiieBement $2059.62; Sc
i~ommteimabmen $2768.43. @usga-
ben tpGbren6 6es Sabres 1914: 8u=
res Bel6 borgeitredt bom S@obmei=
iter $45.27; fir feds @erluite be-
5ablt $994.50; Soldre Ser 8eamten
1rn6 oeren Muslagen $685.; 8ra-
m1ien fir 1rel1e 8olicen 5uriiderii tattet
un6 ionitige M11slagen 1928. &C.
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per Muto tpeiter na9 Min1edpoliR,
mo %allerbings Dermittelit elmer Dpe-
ration Die NuB befeitigt tpuroe, sod
fonnte oos @ino benz 2eben nidt er.
balten bIeiben. Ole 2ei9e tpurbe nod
bier gebradt mnb bier Dem 5boB Der
groe iibergeben.
Saeobs Grairie.
Sim @eibna9tsfelte unb Dem boz
rauffolgenoen Gage bielt ser boftp.
P. 2ambert, 8. g.. g., bon Der ct.
sSobns l~1niperiitdt bier @ottesbienit.
- Mm borlebten Sonntngaben6 per-
anitoltete nnler bodtp. Bfarrer, P.
;Ss11Iius, s.. g. s., oen Mitglieoern
6es &irden9ores eine angenebme I'm
terbaltung, tpobei bas 6eutf9e &C.
feui9aftsmeien 10 redt CUR @eltung
tarn.
8a1nesbi1Ie.
Beter @pobn BON CHROME, alberto,
Canada, eritattete ieinen bieligen pies
len @ertpanoten uno greunoen nod
neur Sabre langer Mbmei enbeit einen
langeren 8eiud. St beridtet nber
quite @rnte i'm lebten SATIRE nrro 1agt
6aB in Ser @egen6 bon Strom tpab-
reno Ser 3eit ieines bortigen @ei-
lens no9 ME tpeniger BERN % 8u-
f9el @ei8en pom Mder %geerntet tpar-
Sen. Mn9 tpiirbe BORT meriger nber
6os e1ropdiide @riegsgetimmel ge-
iprode11 aIs bter. = 8altor S. IT.
Bla1nifotp bon ser epangeliiden &C.
meinidaft, itarb an &irrddlog am
II. Ie5ember 1914 in Spofane,
@alb., inn Sitter BON ettpa So Sab-
rem. gr NOR Bre6iger Der Minre-
lota=&onferen5 BON 1877 biz I'M Wtai
1914; oomals purbe CT bon BEN 8i-
f9ofen berufen, als Superintendent
gu 6ieren. CT folgte 6em Slut aud.
ST mar 5tp0If Sabre boritebenosr
2(elteiter IN leiner &onferen5. Bt1dof
Sc. &orn bon GIepeImn6, Ohio, bielt
6ie 2eidenre6e in Bapnesniae,
Wfim., mo ser Ser torbene CUR 8nbe
beitattet muroe. Mebrere Hrebiger
maren onpelenb. = Sames 8ufer,
melder beldnlbigt mar, aus einem
@tore in Napnespille &leiber geftob=
len al boben, muroe bon Grieoens<
ridter Mloe1 al ct. CLOUD Ben @roB
geldtporenen iibertpieien 1rro binter
|sbIoB un6 &iegel gebra9t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07
kindor 8onrOaOn
MACH KETCNER'S
Gas TIC RIA
1teberbIid ber &riegslage.

(Gortiebung BON 5eite y.
Dien1t bort un6 Sen @annpf IN ben
beuti9en 8eiibungen 5tpangspeiie
a1sbeben, 90 iie ii9 mh freiuiaiger
Decentralization nidt bebauptan
tonn. Die @aIfii9bai mur6e bon els
ner engliiden Mbtbeilang tpieoer er-
obert. @nglan6er beieben 8ongain-
bile, sic gr0Bte Ser Salomo-Snieln.
Mn ser &iiite BON @ales anlge-
idtpemmte Seine brttiider @olonial>
truppen 6euter an 6aB Elm britilder
Observation-Disclosures 5ugrun6e
gegangen lit.
Ma@ elmer in Berlin eingetroffe-
men @r%ipat6epeide miro Der otter
rei6iidzungariide &riegSbafen Nola
an ser M6ria BON elmer aus mebr als
oreiBig &riegsi6iffen beftebenoen
fran50iiid+engliiden 5lotte beldol-
fen.
80. 9e5ember.
Die Selterreiber muBten ii6 boz
Sen ruiiii6en Ser ltairffu1gen auf Ser
gar5en Ditlihen Gront un6 in Ser
gbene un6 @orIice, 0itli9 bon Neu
San6ee 5uriid5ieben. Die @egenanz
griffe Ser Seiterreider nor6lih bonn
9upfom NaB, @ali5ien, baben Sen
ruiitiden @ormari6 5um @altem ge<
brobt. Sn Ser @egeno bon Soma'
i9etp madten sic berbiin6eten 9eut=
iden un6 Se Iterreider Sortidritte.
Mngriffe Ser Montenegriner m11roen
NIT 9eidtigfeit 5uriidgeidlogert.
Die Tiiirfen itn6 meiter I'M @a1fa'
ius erfolgreib.