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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-15
ADMIRAL'S GUEST
RUN DOWN IN RIVER
Policeman's Dive Saves
Dock Superintendent as
Boat Sinks Launch.

Charles A. Manley, superintendent
Of Docks. barely escaped drowning
Yesterday afternoon when the depart
ment launch in which he was return
ing from a visit 70 Admiral Fletcher
IN the Wyoming. was rammed and sunk
by the steamer Rensselaer,, OF the
Peoples Line.
With r. A. c. Smith. Dock Commits
sioner. and his family, Mr.. Manley had
gone to tho Wyoming to consider with
Admiral Fletcher plans for the .disem-
harkment of sailors Monday for the
naval parade. As they were about 70
enter the launch for the return trip to
shore Captain Hughes, OF the Nyo-
ming. PROPOSED that M. Smith and MS
party go with him.
The Dock Commissioner agreed 70
this. and Mr.. Manley got into the de-
partment craft alone. The boat shot
out from the side Of the battlesMp d.
rectlv into the path or the kensseIaer'
The next second the Rensselaer, DO"
sheared through the launch near her
stern, and then passed on over her.
Boats from the shore and Launches
from the meet phShtb VIZ a. 'f~
reach the spot. The first to arrive
we're the Eppa May, a boat used Tor
taking passengers 10 the battleShlps,
and a ponce patrol boat. Hiram
smith, of the Eppa May, flung life pre-
servers to the three who still strug-
gled on the waters surface. The mo-
ment Sergeant Bannon, of the haroor
police. saw the two drowning men rise
TO the top he slipped off his jacket
and went over after them.
Manley and deck hand were going
down for the second time when the po-
iceman's hand caught the superintend-
ent's collar. They were already SIX
feet under water when he reached
them. and Bannon had a fight TO bring
them TO the surface. He had stun
harder one to keep them there until
help arrived and was well filled with
river water himself when the police
dragged him and his charges to the
deck Of the patrol boat.
A launch OF the Yankton gathered IN
the other members of the crew and
took them ashore. As soon as Ad-
miral Fletcher heard of the accident he
ordered his own launch 10 proceed to
the rescue. Mr.. Marley was placed
aboard this and taken back TO the
Wyoming. where he was revived by
Chief Surgeon Oman. lie was later
taken ashore and sent TO his home IN
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-15
SIEGEL MUST LIVE
ON $4,000 A YEAR
Agrees TO Limit Personal EX-
penses When Depositors Ac-
cept His S15O.OOO Offer.

As part Of his agreement with the
depositors Of his defunct bank Henry
Siege! will limit his personal expenses
70 $4,000 a year until they are paid
of This amendment to his original
offer was announced by John King, one
of the trustees Of the bankrupt bank
er's estate. late yesterday. after TIE
depositors' committee and the trustees
had decided 10 send a circular letter TO
all depositors advising that Siege! :
offer Of $4,000 in cash at this time be
accepted.
This decision 20 recommend the adop-
ton Of Siegel's offer was reached at 4
conference Of the committee with
William Henkel. jr., John King and
George T. Senborn, the trustees IN
baukruptcv. held yesterday in the Of
fees of Mr.. Henkel It is based on the
belief that otherwise the deposltors
will get nothing, while by accepting It
they not only get a cash payment at
this time. but stand a fair chance o.
getting more # Siegel succeeds IN
business.
In reaching this decision the com
nittee was unanimous. The only dis
senter. Mrs. Emmeline Baker who is
seeking 70 form committee among the
irreconcilables 10 oppose the court
approval of the offer, was absent.
one factor in the decision to accept
the offer is a belief on the. part OF
some Of the shrewder Of the large de-
positors that Siegel has in the deposi-
tors large asset. As their getting
more money depends upon his making
j.. IT, is argued that he will start with
$1,000 depositors doing what they can
10 make his venture a success.
And. as one Of the committee eX,
pressed it yesterday, Fifteen thousand
boosters. with their friends and reia-
tives. are not 20 be sneezed at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-15
ON SCAFFOLD, TELLS
OF POLICE GANGMEN
ln. r.leg-.ph TO Tie rrihnne |

Wilmington, Del. May II. Standing
on the scaIfold a few minutes before
he paid the death penalty for the muir
der Of a policeman, Peter Krakus de-
clared he had been a member of gangs
in New York and Boston, which in
cluded policemen.
krakus was implicated in the muir
der Of a priest and his housekeeper in
New Britain, Conn, several months
ago, according TO Bernard Montvid, Tho
was arrested after the shooting of the
policeman. Krakus denied on the scat
fold that he was implicated in the
murders.
The police gang story told by Krakus
IS not taken seriously. There has
never been disclosed any actual r.
ganlzation of policemen and crooks. i,
Is pointed out, and If such an organ
zatIon did exist it is considered prob
ably II would have come out in the up
heayal following the Rosenthal MURDER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-15
WILL SING FOR PRISONERS
Mrs. Condo Mast Keeps
Promise to Warden Osborne.

Mrs. Condo Mast, wife Of the New
York publisher, will give a concert fer
the inmates of Sing Sing on Monday
night. Mrs. Mast will be accompanied
by Richard Epstein, pianist. and David
Hochstein, violinist. SO that all con-
victs may hear the concert, she will
appear twice.
Mrs. Mast was Miss Clarisse Coudert
She possesses a pleasing soprano voice.
She has been interested in III, reform
work of Warden Osborne. and when be
arranged the weekly concerts, assured
him that she would be pleased to aid
in the work.
Her programme includes selections
in English, Trench, Italian and ser
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-15
THAW MAY GET TRIAL
Way Clear Now, but Lawyers
Plan Further Delays.

The Appellate Division yesterday dis
missed the application Of Attorney
General Woodbury. for writ Of pro-
hibition TO prevent the carrying out
of Justice Hendricks order for jury
trial 10 determine the sanity Of Harry
K Thaw The decision. however, may
not give the imprisoned man the relief
he has so long sought as a means TO
his discharge from Matteawan.
The higher court, in vacating the
temporary writ of prohibition, gives
full effect TO the order of Justice Hen
drick for a jury trial, which has been
set for Monday. The trial may be
further delayed or altogether frus-
trated if the Attorney General decides
on a different procedure to reverse the
decision Of Justice Hendrick.
The Appellate Division held that the
Attorney General had mistaken his
remedy in seeking a writ of prohibition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-15
MOSQUITO GUARDS
BLOCKADE HUERTA
General Retreats to Bed ir
New Home After Forest
Hills Greeting.

Huertista forces, 'thirty-one strong,
invaded Forest Hills yesterday, and the
town surrendered without protest.
Tradesmen preferred their most succu-
lent cuts, and newsdealers came run
ming with every latest edition, when
rumor of the Dictator's presence flashed
from the housetops. The only resist
ance he encountered was from the mos
ouitoes. These deSperadoes lay IN wait
for him whenever he ventured from the
shelter. Finally Huerta retreated; Sc,
cure in an upper chamber ne slumoered
throughout the afternoon.
The Headquarters of General Huerta
are in a handsome yellow and white
brick house at the end of Seminole Ave
nue.. Forest Hills. From the veranda
there is fine view OF peaceful Long
Island hills, with a glimpse OF the
Sound in the distance. Mrs. Huerta
neighbors are wondering how she Will
house her large family in the eleven
rooms. but the Clan Huerta went Sc
renely about the task of putting up
extra cots. The retinue of servants
will no nut I'D in the rooms over the
garage.
Late IN the allerHoon IHc sen a.
freshed by his nap, appeared on the
veranda with Mrs. Huerta and smiled at
the reporters who bombarded him with
questions about his plans. The gen
eral seemed almost feeble in his move
ments. but when he spoke, however
there was no doubt that he was the
dictator. born to command. Secretaries
grandchildren and daughters-ln-law
flew at his bidding.
Mrs. Huerta could speak no English,
but she graciously answered Questions
put her by the interpreter. :,
1--WE like our new home very much,
she said land expect to remain here
at least a year. We find the American
people and the climate very charming
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-15
RAE TANzER COURTS CELL
Still Says Osborne Is Oliver
but Expects Conviction.

Rae Tanners trial for perjury in
connection with the great "Jimolyer
Osborne mystery has been set for the
first week in June As the time draws
near tho little millinery forevoman
who says James ". Osborne IS the
man she knew last fall "a Oliver Os-
borne and who promised TO marry, her
grows more and more discouraged:
They tried me once IN the Saford
case" She said yesterday. when they
convicted him they found me guilty,
TOO Why do they go 90 the expense
- another trial? Why don't they let
me 20 70 iail AZ once? know chat
lanes ". osborne is Oliver but what
,s INV little word against 50 many"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-15

not acquainted with the big city, un-
dertook to pick the route r the car
toward Blackwcl's Island. II" chaut-
feur. who did not know as inucn about
the city As he did. took his adv &c,
and the party got lost.
They told their troubles 70 the 20
lccman. and after the loss of an hour
or more Of time got on their night
way. and finally reached the peHiten-
tary.
Or. Lowe. who accompanied Dunn on
the trip. said that 100000 had already
been spent IN Dunn's defence. Mrs
Lakeland has said that she vas Wiling
TO spend any part Of $4,000 10 get
him out Of Jail. During DArn' stay
IN prison tho lawyers fight Tor ne"
trial will 90 on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-15

The only annoyance we have expert
enced is the mosquitoes
While Mrs. Huerta inspected her new
domain indoors (the house is rented
furnished!, the general went with his
sons to gloat over new automobile
which had just arrived.
The general feeling of satisfaction
in Forest Hills over the new nelghbor
was intensified when gossip sped about
among the tradesfolk that a SIS meat
order had been placed with a local
Ion Ian.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-15
CLAFLIN FEES $4,000
Court Award to Receivers
Less than Expected.

The fees Of Joseph b. Martndale
and Frederic a. Juilhard. appointed last
wear as receivers for the II. b. Ciah IN
Company. were fixed yesterday by
Judge Hand at $4,000 each. 1t had
been thought that the court would de-
termine the compensation on a per
centaee basis. giving the receivers any
where from $4,000 to Sl50.000 each.
All other fees to the receivers, Judge
Hand holds. are at the option of the
purchasing corporation that bought the
ClaAin assets. which corporation, he
saws, may obtain an order authorizing
such additional compensation as 1t
wishes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-15
CAPTAIN ConroW Made Major

Captain William S Conrow. 22d
Corps Of Engineers. y. G.. y. Y, has
been appointed major by Governor
Whitman, vice Dyett, placed on the re-
serve list. Major Conrow served in
Philippine campaigns with the 43d
L. S. Volunteer Infantry as first
lieutenant from August 10. 1899, 20
June 80 1901. He was a first lieutenant
in the 22d y. Y. Volunteers from May
TO November, 1898. He first joined the
guard as private in Company c, 22d
Regiment. November u. 1897.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-15
United Miners Back Wilson.

indianapolis, May 14.-President Will
sons efforts to keep this country at
peace with all the nations Of the world
were Endorsed by the executive board
of the United Mine Workers OF Amer
lea in a resolution adopted to-day. A
copy of the resolution was sent to the
President.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-17
Seine &dnner=unO
Vrauen 9reBi6ube
20 $rpient ab.

Seine, niebrise anabeuz9 rebiduhe,
s sSH5s 49, isss;s3o?.''o'99......$l.48
Gin SongI 50 9ubenb gnp 5tate erz
tie Sualitdt lelb1t mtrtenDe WuDz
Hubbers fin Wdnner 20-
unb 5rauen, tpertb $1.....O7C
Gin GROCER gorrath on Gbmptpnz
Senntsz56ube, geraDe bas Gidtige
fiir Sommergebrau6, mertb I0~
800 8aor Rinoeridnhe, @rDBe 5 Big
81, $1.25 @erth, TO-
1eBI HuI. ~
Mdnner unb Srmuen Carpet TO-
EantoHel, gut unO bequem. ~
@eiBe ganpaB Srauen-sli Slipper feiz
ne GuaLitd1, $3.50 O
unD 5000 @ertbe. or
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-17

@olf5s ihriftiteaer bonn Iefan Ser
bieiigen pbiloiopbiifen Tafultat Elm
Shreiben nit tparn1er Mnerfennung
lei1rer SdrifrteaDerbienite
8d0en.
@orlsrube. - Sic Stu6t
&arIsrube fn1m bel1er tbr 2O0idbri=
ges Subila11m begeben. Mm II. Sunni
IT'S murbe nit groBen 6eterlihfei=
ten Bic @run61teinlegung gum
'SdloBtburm boa5ogen unb menige
Monnte ourm1f Elm @na6enbrief fir
M%niiebler %erlaiien, ser 2eute aus
perldiebenne 2dnbern berbeirief.
SIM Sabre t7tS mar ser gdloBbm
ooaen0e un6 BON Sem Marfgrufe EN-
be5ogen. Sn 6ieiem Sabre erfolgte
ol1h Sic neberlte0elung Ser geb6r=
SEN aus GurIad nuh &arlsrube.
@ier Sabre nod Ser sta6tgrun0ltng
&arlsrl1be 1894 g%in1pobner,
beute, 5u gegim 6es Subeliabres,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-17
liah=2pthrinaen.

StraBburg. = &iir5lid emit
ltarD Elm gralO in Dem Iapilleriege=
ldbaft pom Iroenfel, 8lallpolfengalle.
0as Ieuer Ta1O in Sem rei6en @aa=
renpprrutbcu 9%tabrung, BON oenen
gorge geltlllDe pernibtet murDerr.
0orlisbeim. = 9ier mur0e
Die S~6iabrige 8riil1Derin 0es bieligen
Iodterpeniio11ats, SRI. Glemenee
Eru0bomme 5u 8rabe getragell. Sic
NOR in 9udsbeim geboren u110
lran1n1te miiherliderieits aus Der on
gelebenen miirttembergllben 5amilie
D. Srmtraut. Sm Sitter DON Is SAT-
rem libernabm lie TIM Sabre 1S47 cine
STEELE in Gorli5beim als Golf5ld]ul=
lebreri1r. Nab ben1 5rie0ensidluB
DON 1871 grii11oete Tie nit ibrer jim
gerel SdJmelter oas bieiige Iodter=
perltonmt.
Sl0enbnrg.
Sl0enburg. = Ser Worten
oes @rpBber5ogliden Ea(ai5 an1
0omm miro ourb @in5ulegung 0es
benadbarten @runoituds om olten
SelIelfri6 beDeuteno ertpeitert mer=
BEN un6 aud cine gii11ltigere Torm
erbalten.
0eImenborl It. - Sic Mequ=
llerung 0es Sdtumu11terloufes lit BE-
fanntlib in Ser folg Ser untermele r=
forreftlon Dprgeieben. Sic Sdtum,
Die 5oblreide &rimmur1ge11 aufpeiit,
lou 1T moglidif geraoer 2inie 0urt=
gelegt mer0erL mos mieoerum cine
aegra0igung Ser Geihe 5ur 6olge
bot. am ginfluB Ser Sdtum in Sic
@eler lit cine Sdleuie Dorgeleben,
un0 BET Stubr ioa eptl. Elm Mebr err
mer6en. 9ieie Mrbeiten ba=
BEN Dem 3mef, bei nie0rigem @ai=
leritanD i'm CONNER Ser Mei Ter cine
groBere S1flutb 5u5ufubren. Sci
Sdt1m ian0 lit cine grude porqele=
FEN. 3ie neutrality-suspicious. mer=
oen iest Dprgenommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-17
order Limiting Time to File Claim.
and for Hearing Thereon.
(RevisiOn of

lIteVlS1On or 1900
(No. 4S99)
Estate OF Frank Korneck, Deceased.
State OF Minnesota, County of Stearns
In Probate Court.
In n Matter of the Estate of Frank
korneck, Decedent.
Letters t-estamentary this day hay-
ing e granted to Paulina Korneck.
1t is Ordered, That the time within
Which all creditors of the above
named decedent may present claims
against his estate in this Court. be.
and the same hereby is, limited to
SIX months from and after the date
hereof; and that
FRIDAY, THE 10th DAY OF
DECEMBER.
1915, at 9 o'clock A. NJ, in the Probate
Court Rooms at the Court House at
the City of st. Cloud in said County.
be, and the same hereby is, fixed and
appointed as the time and place for
hearing upon and the examination.
adjustment and allowance of such
claims as shall be presented within
the time aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by The
publication of this order in Der
Nordstern" as provided by law,
Dated June eth, 1915.
lSeal) j. B. HIMSL.
1unlo-l'-24 Probate Judge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-17
Mag belfen, memm Jbr
SuberculpTs babt.

Nihtige Siat, frilhe 2uft uno gemd=
B1ste5 temperament 9elfen 2euten, Die
al Suberfuloiis leioen. 5dufig 1T aber
t1ehr noffnenbig. Seridte 5eigen, Dog
garnons Ilterattpe ptele 5eilungen erz
n1rtf laI. SeleI, mas e5 IN oielem Sale
getbar1.
Mabtipn 2afe, Minn.
v6erren. = SSnn Se5entber 1908 tpnr=
be i'd nD1 2u%ngenblnten befalen, mas
mid jebesmal me1rere @Dhen auf has
8ett an,utes. Mein SDctur rietb MIR,
mad benz @eiten SIT geben. Sm 9ioncr1-
Der bcgab th mid mad Senner, Golu.
SDrt angefDm1nen traf t1 Dtidael grubD,
Der nadbem CT pDn ntei1en1 3uifanbe ge=
6Drt, IN mid brang, Gfnnan's Mtera=
tine 5u ne6men. Sd fubr fprt, bic Wee=
ot5in IN rebmen nr1D na9n1 raid III. S,nt
Wear5 1910 fe6rte ib beim. Sd CLAUDE,
i'd, bin DDaifanDtg iuDbl, babe einen guten
gppetit unD iflafe gut. Mls t1 Senior
~uerlief, ,pDg i'd, $50 Ifnnb. Set,t miege
i'd 1865 Efuno. bas lit n1ei1 nprn1ales
@e,utdt. Sd banfe @ptt nnb S9rern AI=
~teratipe fir meme @einnb9eit.
(@eidJuu 41sIage)
gdmnn's Qlterntipe lit 1ebr pirf1m
BET 2uftrDbren : &ntarrh unb Idlimmen
5alsipehen uro 2ungenbeidiperben unb
gum Iufbau Des Shen1s gnthdlt teine
iddblifen ODER CUR 8epobnheit tperben=
ben Webi5inltoffe. Nehnt teine Subjti<
tute m. &1eine 81, reguldre 8r1Be
50. 8erfnuft bon leitenben Nnptbeferl1.
Shreibt fir 8opflet Ser 6eiIungen-
Gfn1an 2abprntprp, Hbi1abeIpbia,
8erfauft upn Der NDlitpr grng Co.,
ct. Climb, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-17
@runoei9entbums=
mbertraaunaeu.

gbriif. S. Miler ur10 8rol1 an Gyo6r
SSaia5ft, Sot 2, 8lod % gDelbrods Ib5.
ct. @Ioub, 100000. ~
Ser. Sdlp1eters unD Ssrau an Go(enz
TN @ale di, Sots 1, 2, 8 unS i. WInd
8, goo 400.> gu 5oloing, So. 0oo.o =
earol1ne Y. glarfe an Eierre 6m1ien
got 5, 8lod 1O3, 2otprf's sos al
glpu0, $4,000. ~
Ntdolas Sdreiner on sspbn sdreiner
Spts Is un0 IS, glod 8, @puth giSe
aoo;;, ct. Glon0, $25O.OO.
9egrse y; otto unb Srau on Sbpmos
yra11t 1on; M@A Gee. 29z123-35, Grotp
w. gym. 91lgul1 @rlld ur1b Srau an g. =.
E11rbpl s@A, sec. 15zi25~S5' HohS. y:
mono, 100000.
otto Guberg unb Srau an 81. 3
9an1ln1ea, gE NgA, Sec. 1sz124z35,
otto S; @d1dfer un0 8rau an ,oenrt
s S5l5e1s - gots II u110 ~ 8lod Z, abanp;
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6enrp g2iner an !Sarrn g. go,,no
Spt II, glod 4, Goats, Cooper & SSreen
n1d1111s 4D0. unb Got 3, 8Ipd 2. Gn1Girs
a0S., ct. g1ol1b, $2350.0O. S'N'''
y 9p1epb S. &unfel unb STRAIT an 2epnz
9aro, g119el, Got 8, gIpd 1, Yearl Safe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-17
ble1tger @egenb betrddtlidel7

in bieiiger @egen6 betrddtliden
Sdooen peruriodt. @iele Warten
lto1roen fnBbo6 unter @ailer uno
aus Dem gamertbal trieben sic friifl
g%epflan5ten &artoffeIn boufertpeiie
uber Die SfruBe. Mud in Sem bd11-
genoe11 Ueloern 1pur0e an Ser jungen
soot GROCER g@a0en ongeridtet.
Wa5l. - @ier lturb inn Glitter
pom a Sabren 5err 9einrid geder=
Nlet7dette> lar1gidbriges Mitglieo oes
St1rf)enrathes. 3pei leiner S0fter
geboren Der aongregation Ser 5dme-
Don Ser driitli9en 2ebre an
ufo ~betbatigen lire @irfiomfeit als
Sdullflpel tern IN gom1eneq.
Sdronmeiler. - gs Ifor6
91er ont 1. Ofoi mod elmer lanoe1
lt11o 1fmer5liden &ronfbeit Ser oe11-
l1flerte Iorlter Serr Conn. giraet inn
Utter DON Il Sobre11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-17

bot es run0 $4,000 @epobner.
Tretburg I. g. @eb. = Sol
roth Nrof: Or. Sode, Nroreftor Ero,
fellor 9r. Shulbe un6 8dter &C.
funener Stubierenber boben grDBe=
re summer geitiftet CUR Sdaffung
elmer gbrentafel fir Sic bieitgen
inn &riege gefanenen 9o5enten n1ro
Stl10enten; btsber etma fiinf5ig.
1r. @tulbe itiftete ferner 800
Marf sur l1rterititung BON @tu0en=
ten, Ste INT &ompfe ltan0en un0 IN
id)lnierige gerbGItniiie geratben lin6.
@irh n. = Muf bem Elei=
fartsf6rlterbof lit I'M Sitter BON rs
Sabren Ser friibere bo0iide 2an6=
tagsobgeor0neter @g. Nbilipp Tfi=
gel tprben. ST bertrut in Sen
1896 BIG 1899 in Ser 3mei-
ten @ammer Sem 46. @abIfrei5
uno 5dblte lih politiih SIT
SEN Mnti lemiten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-17

oern. Gon Ser Tan1ilie OeS Aoler=
mirtbes Stro1lb murDe Sic IodJter
setDDtet, Ser Guter u11O eth Sobn Der
lest.
GiIlingen6orf. = @ier lit
Ser Srt5bpr7teber ooren5 Supple Ser
Sic @en1eiroe Is Sabre Long per-
naltete, nod f1r5er &runfbeit m
Ser @oafraft ieines oebens gelfor=
ben. CT birterlabt cine @iHDe unb
aht &rDer.
Nottenburg a. st. - Sn Ell
rrer Sd)e1er int Ser &apu5inergalIe
broh Tel1er aus, oas raih auT 5mei
neifere Shel1nen un0 auf Ste on Ser
a6ijnigitrabe gelegenen @obngebGl1oe
pom Slaihrer Mbt u1rO &aipur 3im=
nerma1ln iibergriff.
Subingen. = Mus MnlaB 6e5
goloenen observation-disclosures, 0os Ste
Ter Sage Sta0tpfarrer a. 8. Or.
So1siofnb feiern fonnte, erbielt Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-17

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-17

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