davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-17

Another famous Barrett, john. Of
Washington and Lee, who ran 80
yards, from taking the KICKOFF, through
the entire Cornell apparent champions
for a touchdown.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-17
DANIELsoN FIVE PLAYS
AT BALTIC NOV. Is
For Opener of Basketball Season
Z DanieIson Has Strong Team.

The basketball season will open in
Baltic Thanksgiving night, when Bal
tic meets the Danielson five in the B.
S. A. C. hall. The Baltic five are get
ting in some stiff practice, as they are
up against a. strong team. Danielson
has announced that their team will be
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-17

plays to be used on Saturday were
worked with good success. Otis
Guernsey, whose field goal kicking
was feature Of the Princeton victory,
showed that he had-lost none of his
cunning for he botted the ball be-
tween the uprights six out of eight
times from the forty-yard line.
Scovil. who had a broken thumb,
played at fulback for time on the
varsity and it is believed he will get
into the Harvard game in the last
quarter.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-17
Emsralds After Games.

The Emeralds Of Willimantic have
an open date in basketball for Friday
night, Nov. 49, and would like game
New London for this date. Call Mana
ger Michael Mccarthy, 1892, Will
mantle. Wednesday night at o'clock.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-17
COTTON,

New York, Nov. 16.-Cotton futures
closed barely steady. December 1i.55.
January 11.72, March 11.96. May 1912,
July 1915. Spot quiet; middling 1880
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-17
MON EY.

New York, Nov 16. - Call money
steady; high 2; low 3-4; ruling rate
/ ga; last loan 2: closing bid ga;
offered at 2.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-17

Coach Whelan will give his, Tufts
eleven both their practice sessions this
week. He is aiming for the Springfield
college game Thanksgiving day and
hopes to have his men in the best of
trim for that game.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-17
.BULKELEY HIGH HERE SATURDAY
Game Promises be Holly Contested Practcns
on New Formations New Londoners Coming With q
Team That is Determined to Win.

London, Tuesday afternoon. and were
defeated in a. close game with the
Bulkelcy scrubs, to 0.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-17

The Michigan Pennsylvania game.
according to Philadelphia scribes, was
one of the rankest of the season on
Franklin field.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-17

BEAR IN MIND when placing your
INSURANCE for the coming year.
THE FACT chat during the last FIVE
years % Insurance Companies
have either failed, reirsured or
Ssits
Tt3E FACT that no conspany can ut.
ford to sell Gold Dollars foe 90
cents or pay $1.20 for every Dol
lar taken in and
THE FACT that we sell INDEMNITY
not mere promise to pay.
BsP. LEARNED e. CO.
Agency Established May, 1e46.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-17

hio IL EVER STRIKE YOU
now unsafe it is TO go without Fire IN
s.r1nce in order to save the srnnn cost
OF a Policy. Fires break out in the
most unlocked for places. Don't take
chances, but call at Jones Insurance
once and have your property insured.
ISAAC s. JONES
Insurance ard Real Estate Agent
Richards Building, 81 Main street
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-13
Table Damask and
Napkins

Mercerized Table Linen, regular price 35c a yard;
Special, per yard .......... ...'...... zoe
MerCerized Table Linen, regular SOC quality, per yd SIC
Mercerized Table Linen, our regular Use seller,
Special, per yard .......... aye
Union Linen TableDamask, silver ~bleaehod, eXcep-
tional wearing quality and an unusual value at
75c a yard; Special, per yard ............. SIC
Pure Linen Table Damask, worth $l00 a yard
Special, per yard 69C
Pure Linen Table Damask, Satin finish, worth $3.50
a yard; Special, per yard ................ 99C
Red and White, and Blue and White Table Linen
the 35c kind; Special. per yard .............. 29G
Buff and White Table Linen, for breakfast use, reg
ular 75c quality; Special, per yard .......... 59G
Pure Linen Damask Napkins, the regular $3.50 and
$3.50 quality; Special, a dozen ........... S2.95
Pure Linen Napkins, our regular $500 and $3.50
quality; Special, per dozen ............. SI.69
Silver Bleached Union Linen Napkins, special quail
ity and hemmed, worth $500 a dozen; Special per
uOZeH ..'.'' .''''.-''' oI'@J
Meroerized Napkins, Hemmed, regular 75c kind;
Special, per dozen aye
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-13
KitChenWare

Extra weight, one quart size, Aluminium Sauce
Pans; special ........... .....2 5C
Tube Cake Pans, heavy aluminium, made all in one
piece, worth $l,75 each; special, each ..,...... 19G
Ten quart Preserving Kettles, heavy aluminium,
worth $500; special ........-....-... CSC
Savory Roasters, $1.75 size; special ..,.,...,... soc
Wire Egg Beaers: special, each .......,.....tG
Kitchen Roller lowell Racks; special, each ........ Sc
Eight cup Rockingham Pottery Tea Pots; special 29C
Japaned Trays; special, each .,........... Sc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-13
COMFORTS

Comforts covered in attractive Silkaline, cotton fill
ed, worth So and $3.50 a pr; special, per pr. SI.A9
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-13
GLASSWARE

Lemonade and Ice Tea Glasses; special, six for A9C
Sherbet Glasses and Punch Cups; special, six for. acc
Water Tumblers, thin glass, attractive figure,
worth l0c each; special, six for ............. 39C
Mason Fruit Jars quart size; special, a dozen . . 49G
Ice Box Butter Dishes; special ............... I9C
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-13
BED SPREADS
TICKING
BLANKETS

Cotton Blankets, worth $1.50 and $1.75; special 99C
Extra heavy Cotton Blankets, worth $3.50 a pair;
oP0Ni"i, a pdl '''''''..''' .''''..' s'..'. '9t sJJ
Wool Blankets, worth $500 a pair special a pair S2.95
Extra fine quality pure Australian Wool Blankets,
extra size, generally sold at $3.50 to $1,000 a pair
our leader at $3.50 per pr, very special, per pr. S5.95
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-12

Sn etnem Gdreiben an Sames Ut.
Nh1gent bon Maparf, e. S., et11err Der
oemofratilden Siibrer in ytetp Ser
lep, auberte iid unlanglt cardinal
Gibbons iiber oie 6~rauen
froge pie folgt: sd bege no@ in-
mer in beaug ouf 6rmlen1tummrem
Sic ramlihen Mniid)ten, oie lh be-
reits 10 oft geal1bert babe:: oab lrar1-
lid bas 9oIlot Die Srau BON lbren
hiiusliden Nflidten in oie Mrena Der
4olitif serren uno ibr piel bon lbrer
Imnlth, Cite uno ibrem mubren
GinfI1b ra11ben miir0e. 0ie Sral1 1T
in ser Sbat eine 6iirltin, aber Die
ibr bon @ott segebene Serridoft lou-
te ouf baaslid)en @ebiet llegen unb
eoleren IS TENS iein. 8ir ole glal1=
ben, oab lie sort in ibrer arbeit 10
erfolsreid) lid betbdtigt bot, oaB mir
8efiirdtunsen begen miiiien be5lg-
lid irgeno eines 8eddels, Der ibre
&errld)aft auf oas politii4e Gebiet
trugen miir0e."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-12
Sic MelSung Ser Setersbmrser


gorlen5eituns Gel1tidlano babe our4
Sen aonig BON 9anemarf &uBlamo
einen Seporatfrieoen angeboten, per-
foIgt einen ooppelten 3med. Ser eli
ne !9ped lit, I'M Ar1slanbe Sen Gin
brud 5u er1pedes1, als f0me &uBlano
fib geltatten, 6rieoenspori9lage OBJ
5uIebnen, alio Die @ef lber ieine
Ghuddle 51 t1ulden. 0oneben miro
offenlidtlid) Ser 3ped perfolgt, ytiB-
tral1en slpiid)en oen beioen &aller=
madten 5u iden. Gin Terinh, Der
befanntlih 5um eritemale niht ge=
mad,t miro. 9el1tldlan6 6enft no.
tiirlid niht ooran, nit HuBlano ooer
NIT irgeno einre Wtadt etnen Sepn=
rnfrieoen einsugeben. gs miro 1elb1t-
perItdnolih o11h feinen Srleoen out
Soften 0eiterreidps eingeben, nno Die
8eboupt1tng Ser 9orien5eitung al
lem, oob 0eutldlano ii6 bereit err
flart bobe, &uBlano @oli5ien 5u ge=
ben, tpenn es SOS tpeitlide Nolen be-
boIten oiirfe, fenn5eidnet oie Mel=
1ung aIs ungepobnli9 plumpen
@hpinoel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-12
$tddt=neuigkeiten.

= &orl Gbiele, melder in ieiner
fteten gereitminigfeit Musbiilfe gu
Iei5ten, Die @eooftion 6es u@oroitern"
pdbrer6 ser Mbmeienbet bes &e6of-
teurs, tpel9er Der IN ct. Soul tn BEN
eriten 5agen 6ieier 8o6e gebaltener1
60. Sabresfonbention 6es 9. st. Sc.
Gentrolpereins beipobnte, gu belor-
qer iibernabm, mur6e Gienitag tele'
grapbiid benadridtigt, ooB iein
iiingiter Sobn 9arrD in 2es Ntoines,
Soma, auf oen SOB erfranft nie6er<
Iieqe, oorob er fem &ebaftionSpen-
fum mn tbeilpeiie gu bepaltigen per-
mod)te, 6a 6as EeIegram ietn iofor-
tiqes grideinen m &ramenbette lei=
neg Sobnes erbeiidte. Sc meroen
1aber sic geebrten 2eier oes Blottes
ehpaige MGngeI IN Der 6iesmodent-
hden 0ummer benz ertpdbnten Tint
ftanoe 5ugute i@reiben.
-@err @orI &ropp lit nit benz
Bmu ser reuen Stride in Hipe1tone>
beren Soften a1f $4,000 peran=
fdIaqt finb, tortraftli9 betrmt NOT
ben.
- Gie 3obI Der in BEN Greet
Mortbern Observation-Disclosures ange=
ffellten Mrbeiter lift bieier Gage Inn
80 perrnebrt tporoen; es befin6en fid
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-12

Benbabmpager, Ben er beiteigen ut1o
babel porneber oas @eleiie freu5en
moate, iiber fabren nnb iofort getoo-
tet. 6reitog finoet Die @%eeroignng
ltatt.
Man gebt bier nit oem 8lane
um, cine uMerdants Credit Miiocia-
ton" gu griinben> gu tpel6em 3tpede
cine 8%eriammll1ng a1f Ben morgi-
gen Sreitagabeno i'm Commercial
Club 3immer anberaumt 1T, gu Der
ole @eidaftsle11te Ser Staot einge-
laDen iin6.
= sebt $. q. Donns fit ct.
@lonb Stabtei9entbmm.
- 8erlanet cine &odin. @or3u-
ipreden BEL Srmu u. g. &bitmep,
524-1. Mpe. iioli4, ct. @lou6,
Mim.
= 81. S. Sc. Garnbm, oiteopa-
tii@er ar5t, .Bbone 68.2, SOB ct.
@erm1oin-@ traBe, @t. CLOUD, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-12
Illus der unnge9tnd.
MIban1.

Mlhan1.
Sonntag erfolgte Der 600 bon s.
g. @aaonf9, melder ni9t aaetn iet-
ne 6amiIie ionbern a16 feline btele11
Sreunoe in ttefite Tra1er periett,
oenr er nur Elm Mann, tpelder nit
feiner &ube urb freunbltdem 51per-
fommenben @eien, bel Seberman1
beIiebt mar. Moh langerem 2eioe1
unb 'front.' fem m11Bte er, geitarft nit
SEN Troitungen Der FL. @eligion Dem
To6e ieinen Trtbut 5one1 uro tplr-
6e Mittpo9 unter GROCER 8etbeilt'
g1ng b%egraben. Ct tpor IN 8elgier1
ant 90. S11Ii 1853 geboren uno tam
ols 2Oidbriger iunger Monn nod
Mmerifa. Sn 1882 tam er nod Mel-
role mo- er z Sabre blieb 1rn6 febrte
nad einem 5iabrigen @ermeilen in
Grebonia, @is., ru9 Mtnnefota at.
rid. &ier belt er fit 4 Sabre IN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-12
Set @infabrmns ser Erubibition

Set Ginflbrmng ser Srubibittpn
IN &ublano bat Sic Sterblidteit IN
foIge unmGBigen &rinfens BORT gan5
erbebli6 5ugenommen. Ma4 BEN
Mnqaben zines Hetersburger Ir5tes
I'M @uBfi 8rati@ itarben bonn II.
augult Big gum 10. @eptember bort
gen Sobres in Ser ruiiiiden &a1pt-
ftaot 26 8erfonen ON @drfermab1r-
finn. 8om IA. 5eptember Biz II.
Dftober moren es 80 Berionen, bonn
12. Oftober Biz 8. September "a,
pom 9. September Big 6. De3en1ber
43, pom Z. De5ember Biz 8. Sorl1ar
1ieles Sssabres So, bonn 4. Biz 81. So
rn1ar So, bonn /. Big gum %. Sebrnnr
Sc Nerionen. Sos iin6 oie amtlt>
den 9iffern. Dogegen gtebt es tel
mem @i6erfprrt@, uno mer beba1pte,
Die @uiien ieien nod @tnfiibrung Ser
Brohibition ELM mdBiges uno MIDI
ternes @olf gerporben, Der lugt. Sos
qera6e @egentbeil lit ser San. Aud)
in Mublm6 bot man MiHel uno
@eqe q%efun6en, bos @etrdnfeperbot
AT umgeben. sc miro unmaBiger
qetrunfen als jemols ur6 es miro
dmes moglid1e %getrunfen. Sic SOL
qen 5eigen iid in BEN amtltben 3tf=
fern iiber sic 3unabme 6es sanfer-
mobniinns IN petersburg. nno mte
IN 8etersburg 10 lit eS I'M gar5en
Gm6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-12
Kir0kNe na0rt0ten.

9odm'lter @err 8i1dof sos. S.
8ufh melder ser in ct. Soul IN ben
eriten Gagen oieier @ode gebaltenen
biammtenen Teier 6es 9. st. 6. Gent
tralpereins beimobnte, in Der am
Montogabenb int ct. Soul 9otel
itottgefunoenen SiingIingsperimm,
lung NIT elmer Idngeren Mnfprade
oierte uno a16 MISUNDERSTANDING
gebaltenen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lung beitpobmte, tpobet er nod elmer
I6ngeren 8eipredung Ser 5or6ering
ser 3entrulitene cine lmeritiibung
inn 8etrage bon $50 3uipro6, lit
9ienitagobeno in ct. @Iou6 angefom=
met nn6 an6eren Cages nod 2ittle
Sails gereiit.
gm n6diten Sonntag, 6em 6eite
Muria Simmelfabrt, miro bodtp'iter
8iidof 8nid in ser bonn bodm. P.
@regor, 8. g. s., in &idmonb pa=
.itorierten ct. Setter & Souls Sc
mein6e Dos FL. @oframent ser Sir
m1rg ipen6en.
Sic 11euen StationsbiI6er fir 6ie
nnbefIedte gmpfdngnib|@emeinbe IN
Seem Mrni9, meI9e Ser bodm. Hfar-
rer P. 2ucos, .. g. g., bon Ser ct.
Soul Stationarp SO. be5ogen bot nnb
sic in ibrer d11sge5eidneten &unit-
arbeit einen 8ertb bon $500 reprd-
fentiere,t fir6 m Srt un6 @te1e an
gefomme1r nn6 beretts an ibrem 8e-
itimmungspIabe .angebradt tpor6en.
Mdditen @onntag feiert Der
bo9p. Brior p. &ernan bon Ser
ct. Sobns Mbtet in Ser Ser3 Sein>
@emeirbe gu Greeport fem iilbernes
BrieiteriubiIdum. Ser in Ser ct.
Mgnes@emeinbe gu &oscoe als @far-
rer itationierte bod1p. p. 8enno, 3.
g. g., begebt sic gleide Seier ont
n0diten Ddenitag.
&ommerr6en Sonntag, 6em 5elte
Mario @immelfabrt, miro in Ser bonn
bodtp. &errn 6. She11er 5u Soloingz
foro poitorierten @emein6e 6as So
tronsfeit in feierli@er @eiie began
qen mer6en. Die @eibe ser ne11en
Nfarrffirde 61r6 6en bodtp'ite ST.
fdof SOS. S. 8uid miro I'M Monm
October ltattfinben.
Soften Sonntagnadmittog
brannte sic 8farrfirde Ser IN 8eue
@iber bonn bodm. @errn 6. Steino4
paltorierten ct. Nidolas4@emeinoe
o11f 6en @runo nie6er. Man per111=
tbet, baB 6ur@ 8unfen aus Dem
@eibraudfaiie oas 6eleer entltanoen
lit. 0os 8farrbaus fonnte nrr MT
groBer Miibe gerettet tper6en. Ser
6ur9 sic 6euersbrunit entitm6ere
sda6en 1T tbeilmeiie 6ur@ eriide=
rung I'M Betrage bon $4,000 ge6edt.
Dos merbeiIigite mie u1d biele
@ertblaf,en Ser Stride u11r6en ge-
rettet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-12

3en5en bon Mlbonp berbradte Ietten
Sonntag bel ieinen Sbtpiegereltern.
NartS.
Nadften 6onntag nod Dem nod
mittags @ottes6ien{t per%anitaltet Der
bieiige SUPERINTENDENT cine neire
nnterbaItung init n@efrorenem." -
@odtp. @err Bfurrer 2eutbner begab
ii9 @onmtag nod Dem @ottesoienft
nod Gt. CLOUD. - @efdtpiiter Ser
idei6 meilten Sonntag bel biefigm
@erman6ten onf geiud. - Subert
Maus, melder einige 3eit bier int
@lternbaule meilte, 1T mieoer nod
Norb6afota obgereiit. - Sobn sbee-
lar lit jett 6mmit beidaftigt feline
0reidmaldine in Sronang gu brin>
gen, Inn Sen 6armern Ser l1mgegeno
bei Ser bielperipredenoen grnte Die
9reidarbeit 81 b%elorgen. - SSn bem
Beridte bon letter ISOLDE lit Sem
Gorrelponbenten elm febler unterlmt
fen 90 in ser Snnilie Mbm 9ommer-
Ding fem Mdbden, foroern Elm from
mer Sub geboren tpurbe.
Gpllesepile.
Solepb Sbermeier, mel9er ieit Ies<
ten @erbit BEL Motb. Bfliiger in ar-
belt NOR, ging Dienitag nod Norb
oofota ob, tpo er i'm erntefeloe ar
beiten tpia. - Sromf 6imon, peIber
1etten @erbit bier 2an6 fm1fte, 6bt
Elm @obnbaus erridten. er pirS
init feiner Samilie bon st. @enbd
nod bier um5ieben fobolb e fertis
lit. = @ittpe Grutb lit mie6er f4,uer
erfronft unb fonn Dos Set nidt mebr
berlofien. - gorl geraer bon ct.
Soiepb bot Sen &ontroft fir bas rene
@duIbo11s BEL @atab Gate erboIten
1tn6 lit NIT ieinen Seuten ON bmser1
= Mife 9uninger mnbte Sonntds
urro Montag einen gefr19 in Albmp.
- 9us bette @fer6 BON @eorg Grid
bro9 Ietfe ISOLDE Elm 8ein un6 mubts
eri9oi1en mer6en. - So. 9ornosH
bon @oIoing befudte lesten Conn
tag feline bier %mobnenoen 4inber. -
Souls &artig unb Matb. &flnger
mo9ten letten 9ienitog ser County,
&nuptita1t einen 8efud. - alops
Srutb uno Gmilie bon 2uremburg
modyter lesten @onrttog ser fdtper
erfronften @ittme Grutb einen 8e=
iuf3. - Mutb. &eifinger mobnte ser
Ser iammlung bes Gentrol8ereins in
ct. Gd1tl BEL.
8airiides Settlement.
SomiIie Matbios &eaner mar6e
nit einem mnteren Sobn9en BE-
ifer1ft. @liid gum FROZEN gretgniHe!
= &err Mein5 bon @olb 5pring her-
onitoltete Sonntng einen pielen
Trel1noen ON M11llp 9ofe einen I'm
terbaItung, BEL Ser }id ole beiferrs
perqnigten. - Sic Morquis-@ei-
generate lit in bieier @egeno gebol-
ten; oieielbe 1T cine por5iiglide. -
GuriIie s. s. 46riar berbrodte Sen
9. Gug11it an M1,np 2afe, mo ibr
ser Tifbfung Elm giinftiger non.
SRI. Morg. Merenbo1ien, tpe1de IL
rem in Ridmono t%pobnenben @robel-
tern our @eite ftebt, biIft ibren u
tern bobier Bel Ser grrte dts. -
Srm1 81. @eismanr lit bier Bel il
rem @Iter1r Mi6. Sdmitt 1n6 9rm1
3u 8eiu9. - Ser bon oem 4Ierf
iiineit oufgenom1nene 3erfrs metif
80 fdyulpflihtige &inber i'm 9ifrnt
go. Is Dor.
4oloinafurb.
Sro11 Or. Ma1e1efine reiite NIT
So9ter 4ob Better Gruirie. = Ser
ldie6ene unierer Sports mobrten ben
M1to-MuceS in 81. CLOUD bei. -Srm1
Dr. gd1tei1 febrte bon ct. @Ioub a1-
rid mno r11r1 ihmt Der Doctor mie.
Ser fre,nbIih aus. : 0ie @opal-
fotpsfis BON ct. GIo1o NIT 9on,e1
befudten sic SomiIie s. g. &otpal,
fospsffi.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-12

3en5en bon Mlbanp berbradte Ietten
Counting bel ieinen Sdapiegereltern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-12

TEN SOHIlQ9 Del OeI VullttIle ulpu!
81. Sect 5u @oite. - &oggen nno
@erite fin6 eingebeimit uno idon bot
man nit Safer un6 @ei5enidneioen
sem Mnfmg gemodt. - @noreo5
iDufner Ser in einem ct. 8a1l So,
ipitole unter dr5tIider 8eban6lung
itebt, befinoet ii9 m1f Dem 8ege ser
8eHeru1g nn6 miro baI6 I'M Stonoe
fem 3uriid5mfebren. - Setter &m1
un6 Jamilie mdren @6ite ser 6ami'
lie Sofepb 8urg BON bier. - @briit.
9auer bera1ngliidte 6ieier Gage benin
&euabIoben oerort, 6ob er einer
@einbru9 erlit. - Matb. @e1ens
6roid 6ieier Gage @erfte uno @og-
gen, bon tpeld)er ser @rtrag Der So
oung % Big IS 811ibel pm.@Mnton
Ebeiien, Godter @liiobetb uno Serr
nno 6rm 8eter Ebetien bon Golo
|Spring modten bier einen fur3en
Datrdrrti4 uno f11bren bon bier nod
Meire @rope> mo iie ibrem Sobn
mn6 8ratber Midoel einen 8efud
abitattgeten. = Dontel Stang pobr'
tie ser in BEN erften Sagen 6teier $50
DIE in ct. 8a1l gebaltenen go. Sab
resperi mmlurg bes 8. 81. 6. Ger'
|traIpereins Bel. = @einri9 @an3er
BON 8ptplus eritattete Sonntog bier
eimen freunbfhoftliden 9eiu@. =
@ef9apiiter @oia uno Mnna &dbn ii11o
bon elmer ldngeren nod 8oplas,
8ter5, &ol6tngforb unb Meu@Mun9en
gemadten 8eiudsto1r pieoer 6obeim
eingetroffen. = clinton 8lonigen bat
fi6 nod Sio4@t. Saul beeeben, no
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-12

we ~ IVY
Elm. Slid 6o3u!
Safe George.
sSyobn Nidoln1s, mel9er Dor etni-
ger 3eit nod Montarpo reiite un6 iid
nod 9an6 umioh lit tpieoer bier
angelangt un6 fpridt iid iebr 5u-
frieoen iiber Sen meitliden Stam
aus. - @tepban goper uno @ottin
tporen Ietten Sonntog auf Beiud
bier. - Sobn @einen uno @ottin, TO-
mie Sobn &iifler un6 5rm1 bon 9sel=
roie, fm1en lesten Sonrtog per Muto
bierber un6 berbradten einige &C.
miitbli9e @tun6en Bel @etan1tten. =
9ie &i11oer bes Bel Seem Me1ni6 tpob-
nen6en Soiepb 9fmu, begleitet bon
6r6ulein @oln Stottberr bon 8tnni-
peg tpeilen bier BEL Sofepb g. Sell
ling oIs geiuder. - 2eonorb Ser
tennis u1to Somilie bon 5reeport mo-
rem bier BEL ibrem Sobne &einrid
All @ult. - @ertruo Midolol1s bon
st. Mugllto e~rfre,1te tire gltern
ourd ei1,ert mebrtdgigen 8eil1@. -
Mic. @ebrens bon bier reiite lebte
ISOLDE @ei9Gfts bolber nod Soma.
= Sett fut1 man fdon sic Oompf-
pfeifen Ser @reidmaidinen boren,
oenn es gebt Los nit 6em Glitter.
breiden. - Mr5enetbdnoler Comp
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-05
GUESTS ARE TOLD Of
HOME RELIEF WORK

At least $50 persons, who were sin
cerely curious to learn the details of
the local management of the Home
and War Relief, visited the headquar-
ters at No. South Front street to-
day, where the efficient and earnest
women of the managing committees
have expended almost $4,000 in one
of the most worthy charities ever
known in Harrisburg.
Among the visitors was a party of
county officials including John Guyer
secretary of the County Poor Board !;
Major OFT, Auditors Huston and Rie-
gle, Deputy County Treasurer Ruther-
ford, Deputy County Controller Holtz-
man, Deputy City, Treasurer Weber
and Director of the Poor Boyer.
Members of the committees con-
Quoted parties of visitors through all
departments from the garret to the
cellar, and entertained each with tea,
sandwiches and cake supplied and pre-
pared by members of the active COM
mittees. They explained the system of
distributing work to poor women, and
the careful manner of investigating
applicants, so that none but the needy
poor are given work; and the business
like methods followed in all payments
and the financial transactions.
Probably the most interesting de-
partment was the Supplies Division, -
where materials for the various styles
of garments are stored. and the diff
ferent pieces necessary to make a COM
plete garment are bundled and given
out TO the women, who carry them
home to sew together. More than 49,
600 garments have been completed or
are in process of making since the
work started December II. These pat-
terms have all been cut out by machin-
cry by the Blough Manufacturing com
pany without cost to the committee,
and much of the material has been
also purchased through that firm at
greatly reduced rates.
Other businessmen and department
stores have also been generous in pro-
viding supplies at wholesale prices
Practically every piece of goods has
been bought in Harrisburg and all gar
ments sent to the aid of the foreign
war sufferers have been made by Har-
risburg labor, proving the value of the
work as a home relief. Garments are
| also given to needy poor of the city.
About $1,700 remains in the treas
ury and will maintain the work until
about April l. Approximately 5000
was given by various Sunday schools
of the city last Sunday and more may
be expected next Sunday. More than
/ 500 women are given employment,
sewing garments and about ESQ more
are OH the waiting list. The active
committees in charge of the work total
about 100 women, many of whom have
given their time every day since De-
cember II. The organization is down
to fine system now and efficiency is
one of the points of the work tha. first
impresses q visitor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-05
BIC HEARINGS To
COME THIS MONTH
Third Class City Legislation Will
Attract Much Attention in
the Coming Week

Representatives of third class cities
and steam and hot water filters Will
be given q hearing here next week by
the House municipal corporations
committee on the bill to establish a
bureau of steam and hot water inspec-
ton in the government of such mu-
inequalities. The bill would provide for
a system of city inspection such as is
now required for plumbers and meh
engaging in fitting would be required
to secure licenses and their work
would be under restrictions. Some of
the cities are objecting to it because
of the expense and representatives of
the trade are asking for some changes
The same committee will have hear
ings on some of the third class city
bills later in the month and it is prob
able that the members will assemble
all of the proposed changes for the
third class cities into q general act, as
has been done by Senator Henry A.
Clark in the bill presented in the
Senate.
One of the biggest hearings is eX-
pected to be that on the bills to regu-
late optometry. There are several,
the optometrists desiring their own
examining board and wanting the
Legislature to clearly set forth that
they shall be excluded from super
vision of the State Bureau of Medical
Education and Licensure. The drug
less therapists are asking the same
privilege.