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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-20
RALLY IN ANNUAL REUNIONS OF
 THEIR REGIMENTS

A number of local veterans of the Civil War attended the annual re- unions of their regiments. yesterday. Charles H. Sherwood and Charles E. Patterson attended the reunion of the 2Srd regiment at Wilcox pier, Savin Rock. H. L. Pond of. Meriden, a for mer resident of this city, was elected president of the regimenta1 associa- ton. Lieut. Tibballs of Bethel was chosen vfce-president and w. H. Hine of Naugatuck, secretary and treasurer. William Tait of 2,086 Main street, who is 92 years old and the oldest surviv ing veteran of the. Civil War in this state, was unable to attend Of the 1,400 members of the regiment, but 135 survive.
 Corp, Edward T. Abbott attended the 50th annual reunion of the 10th Conn. regiment at Cheshire yesterday. Forty-fve survivors of the regiment were present. Dinner was served by the ladies of the Cheshire grange. J Elias Howe post, No. 3. G. A, R., last night entertained two old members who have been for some years resi- Commander William Daley, now of Washington, D. C., and William Kelley of Philadelphia. The veterans had been attending the reunion Of the 9th Conn. at Savin Rock. Judge A. B. Beers, former commander-tn-cIfef of the Grand Army of the Republic, was a captain in this regiment and had been at& the reunion. He induced Messrs. Daley and Kelley to stop off here. MT. Daley was delegate from Indiana to the 1913 national encanp- ment of. the Grand Army and made the presentation speech when Judge Beers was given a diamond studded badge. Reminiscent talks were given by number of the members during the meeting last night.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-20
HUMMELL SAYS HE'LL
 FIGHT TO FINISH FOR
 IMMORAL NOMINATION

Peter Hummel, proprietor of a bar Der shop in the west End, and former state barber commissioner, announced to The Farmer today that reports had reached him that he had withdrawn mayor on the Democratic ticket.
 sIt is not so,p said MT. Humme1. ."The rumor has sreaAhed me that am about to withdraw in favor of another man. This is not the truth. I am a candidate for nomination. but do not represent any ring faction. I shall stayato the finish.',
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-20
LINE DRIVES

The New York Nationals have pur- chased the. release of Eddie Harrison. who plays right field for the Dallas club. Harrison was. with the Giants 1 in Texas in the spring of 1914 and was I left in Dallas.I He. comes from one of the Hudson River towns.
 The Red sox have bought Frank GiIhooley, the speedy outdelder who was with the Yankees. He has been with Buffalo since. turned loose by Frank Chance.
 The New York Anericans have re- t1eased Barney the odtdelder who was bought only the other day from Jer- seys City. Everybody waived on him except the Pirates, and he has been sold to Clarke for the waiver price. Judge Dyer of kthe United States Dis trict Court has decided that Marsans, the Cuban, can play ball wherever he likes the rest of this season and. next Louis. Feds, but was enjoined- This was early last year and the crack out fielder has been idle ever since.
 Mir Ruelbach of the Newark Feds | is putting the skids under all corners. In succession he has pitched his team tcs victory over the Terriers, Packers Whales, Terriers again and Rebels. Cockin of the National league um- pire staff, the best gum, chewer on the circuit except Easop and Orth, seems to have no permanent mate He has been paired with Klen, 0,Day, and FsigIer.
 Unless the Tanks can get in mess of double headers in St. Louis today, they'll have postponed game or two | Al collamore, who returned to the cleveland fold and beat Johnson and the other washipgtons was-t the latters club pet aversion before being sent to minor league exile. He beat the Griff- men three times befores
 | The pertinent question now rises. How soon will the Reds crack under this awful strain of playing other than i tailend ball.
 Otto Miller, first catcher of the Dodgers, was injured seriously at practice prior to yesterdays game. A i baI-batted by Jack Coombs hit him be- | low the letf eye. Miller was sent to a sanitarium under care of an eye spe- l cialist It was feared at first that Mil 1 Ier's right eye might be impaired, but reports On his. condition last night were favorable.
 Casey StengeI had a perfect batting average Yesterday-three singles and a base on balls in. four trips to the plate He scored one run and might have had another had he hit the dirt in the eighth when he tried to score on McCarty's fly. Stenge1 was excused for coming in standing up, as he has q weak ankle.
 Fucker was in quite a dilemma in the ninth with two out and the mighty
 Ieinie Zimmerman at bat The Brook | Ivn grand stand managers advised Nap to pass Heinie. Nap figured there wasn't much choice between Zim and Vic Safer so he wisely took a chance on the first of two evils.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-20
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. Edward BoIger and daughters, Miss Helen and Frances of 126 Bur roughs street, arrived home today af- ter pleasant two weeks visit with relatives in Newark and Atlantic City.
 A daughter, Prudence, arrived yes terday at the home of MT Mrs. Horace B. Merwin of 816 Fairfield avenue. Mrs. Merwin is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. B. D. Pierce, Jr., of 234o North avenue while MT. Merwin is the son of the late MT. and Mrs. Orange Merwin. Mr. Merwin is sec retary of the Bridgeport Trust Co.
 MT and Mrs Hodgdon of Derby re- gently welcomed a, baby son to their home. Mrs. Hodgdon, who is the daughter of Mrs. James Healey of Arctic street, was Miss Mae Healy before her marriage.
 CELERY PLANTS
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-20

chester treasurer. Samuel c. snagg, Waterbury; secretary, R. v. Magee,
 Watertown; state chaplain. Rev. M J. Ryan New Haven
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-20
HORsEMANs CONDITION CRITICAL; WHEELNFAN RE-
 COVERING FROM WOUNDS

William E. House. aged 1T, of wal. nut Beach, who was hurt Wednesday, evening when his bicycle colided with a horse which George Smith, aged Is. ] of O9dH Point road. Milford, vas riding,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-20

is recovering. Young Smith was thrown
 fFom the horse, sustaining a fracture
 of the skull and is at present in a seri-
 ouss condition. House declares Smith was riding on the wrong side of the street Smith hired the horse at Har-
 rison Park. The collision occurred on
 the road between Walnut Beach and
 Milford center.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-20

The Red sox have bought Frank ,GiIhooley, the speedy outdelder who was with the Yankees. He has been with Buffalo since turned loose by Frank Chance.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-20

The New. York Nationals have pur-. chased the release of Eddie Harrison, who plays right field for the Dallas club. Harrison was with the Giants in Texas in the spring of 1914 and was left in Dallas He. comes from one of the Hudson River towns.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-20

Farmer want Ads. one Cent word.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-20

The New York .Anericans have re- leased Barney, the ottfelder who was bought only the other day from Jer- sey City. Everybody waived on him except the Pirates, and he has been sold to Clarke for the waiver price.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-20

Judge Dyer of the United States Dis trict Court has decided that Marsans, the Cuban, can play ball wherever he likes the rest of this season and next Marsans fled from the Reds to the St Louis. Feds, but was enjoined. This was early last year and the crack out fielder has been idle ever since.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
|Sbonfelb III oerer Mobnarrg NIT ei-
1lem &ol5beil er1nor6et batte, gum

|sdonfelo III 6eren Mobnal1rg NIT Ell
nem &ol5beil er1porbet batte, gum
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gelpeiie moor Sic Mngeflagte nidt 81
eimem @eltanoniB gu beuegen.
DMiiel6orf. - Cine Der mar.
fantelten DISQUALIFICATION Diiiiel'
BORIS, Get. gommercienratb Gr. ing
Isbieh lit fiiir5li6 abenos 1T ieimel
@iQa 5u grfratb an ben Solgen eines
fShlagan falleS %geitorben, tpenige So.
&c bepor es ibm bergon1t tpar, ieiner
Is. @eburtstag 3u feiern.
gIberfeI6. - @ns MnlaB If.
res 75iabrtgen 8eitebet1S bat 6ie
@aumtpouatpirnerei un6 SSdiirberet s.
8. 0ienit & Sobn, Die gu BEN arrge.
iebenitem l~1nternebm1ngen Ser @up-
pertboler GertiIin6uitrte 5ablt, 6er
|Staot glberfeI1 cine Sttftung bon
10000 Nff. ibertpieien, 6eren 3inien
oils 8eibilfe 6ie1en follen our nnter-
itiibl1ng Observation-Disclosures ober er-
tperbsunfabtger outs 6em ietigen
@eltfrtege 3l1riidgefebrter @lberf el6er
8iirger.
Erier. - Dns al1Beror6entlide
&riegsgertdt ber1trtbetlte einen bieii=
gem @aittpirtb, ser cine gr0Bere Cunt
me 6ea1tider @oIomiin5en einem bol-
lGn6i11en &6lebGm6ler bertauft bat=
tie, 5u 5 Monaten @efdrgniB un6
500 Mf. @el6buBe, feline &odter gu
elmer @ode @efdngmiB un6 100 Mf.
@el6buBe, Sen @diebanoler 5n 3 Mo=
1poten @efdngniB l1n6 800 @. @el6=
bltbe.
8abern.
Munden n. - .ltrlangft bat ein
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sa6i@ulblatt ei-
1ten beftigen &1egriff gegen ste Gon=
fellionsidltrem geribtet. Die Trl1g=
f6liii1e Ser @e6onfergange ienes 81
acknowledgements tparen nidt
1dhper 5u erfenner. she 8e6eutung
ser @omfeiiionen lit gero6e i'm @@u=
bengrube1r mdidtig getpubien; fatbo=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21

@~eburtstag IN aller 5tile. SSn oel
6riibe brad)te Der Salbilar I'M &l0.
iterden in Ser Mntonsgaiie feline SSll.
belmelle 6ar. SIM Sir1re bes Dom.
propltes bate man IN Mnbetrodt oe1
ibmere,t Set bon Ser Dil6ung eimeS
Counties 3lrr Mbaltltng belon6erer
TeitlidJfeiten Mb1tanb ge1,o1nmerr
l1ngebelter grob par aber sic 3ab]
oerer, 6ie idriftli6 ooer miinolid
bem Sl1bilar on ieinem gbrentagt
@liihpiini6e ausfprad)en. Ser Sol.
Ter ian6te folgenoes Selegram
uDur6 @ottes @ra6e lit es Sbner
bel1te pera0nnt, n1f 80 Sabre Sbres
Dem Dienite ser Stride gemiometeu
9ebens 3uriid5ubliden. @iugeoeni
SSbres iegensrei6en 8irfens u,r6 So.
rer itets betbottgten Grea1e at &0nia
1tn6 @aterlan6 nebme id ON Sbren1
2ebensiubiId11m ber5li@en Mntbeil
un6 ienoe SSbnen incline uarmiten
@liidtpiinide. 3ugleid bube i5 ST.
men als erne11tes 3ei6en met1rer gn=
erfennntng un6 metnes @oblmouens
sic 8riuunten 51111 @otben Moler-Or=
sem Z. &laiie mtt 6em @tern, @iden=
laa1b uno ser &0migliden ;&rone ber-
lieben."
Ma6en.- &r. @o6rigo @epers
fonnte in 6ieien Sagen fem gol6enes
ssyl1bilG11m alS @erlagsleiter 6es n@6o
ser @egentpart" fetern. Ser @eltfrieg
bot SEN 7~3iabrigen, nod riiitigem
@errn 6aran gebin6ert, Die nit Ser
8iiroe zines @erlagsleiters eines gro
ZEN MnternebmenS perbun6ene 8iir6e
Sdmltern at5ubertra11ett,
arn6 10 beriiebt Ell no6 be11te iein
NIT ser gleiden @orgfalt un6
l1nermii6lidfeit, tpie 5u a1en Soften
bes b%erfloiienen &albiabrbnn6erts.
8onn.-G us &riegsgeridt ber-
fHir5li@ sic on 2. Mob. 1867
geborene Saglobnerin @itttpe 2u6-
mig Softer, sic om 12. Sl1li 5. S. in
sic @befrou @ottfrie6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21

|liide uno proteltantiide GeI6geiitlide
tpiien babon 5u beridten. Das SEQ
boliide sbulblatt," bas Organ Ser
&atboliiben 2ebrerbereine 8aDerns,
nimmt in ieiner iiingiten Ml1mmer
entibieoen Stellllng 9egen oieien un-
notbig in Der 8ett bes religi0ien u11o
politiiben @alrgfrieoens born 3o1tn
gebrodenen Sim1ltanitreit nnb
.bringt 6abei einen 5tpednpdBtgen Sc
oanfen 511m M11s6r1td. 90 Ole 5rage
nod bent &rieg iid)erlid pie6er our
@rorterl1ng fon1npe1 intro, TO ridtet
6as u&atbolii1e 5dulblatt" an ale
Mitglieoer Ser &atboliiden 9ebrer=
pereine, mdt 5ulebt an ie,1e I'M IeIo
oie @itte an 6as Moterial gu iam=
meln, 6os ii6 fir sic 8egrinollng
Ser Motbtuen6igfeit un6 Miitlidfeit
Der Gonfeiiionsidule ergibt: Sc
6iirften unter feinen nmitdnben jene
Sorbereitnngen unterlaiien per0eu,
oie natr tpabreno 6ieies &rieges be-
tbatigt mer6en f0nnen. 3us uSdatl=
blat" ridtet idlieBlid m16 nod cine
Mabm1ng an gepiiie 2ebrerfreiie.
Sic iolltem 6urb 0erartige grorte-
rl1ngen nidt tpie6er ben Trie6en Der
@onfeiiionen, Der 61rd BEN &rieg gez
feitigt parr6e, gefabroen, file ionten
aber m16 be6enfenl 6aB sic 2ebrerz
idaft NIT ga15 un6eren Mlsiibten
als 5nr 6rieoens5eit nu6 6em &riege
miro gepiiie 5%or6erungem itelten
for1rer.
&ar1sba6. - Ser friibere
8iirgermeilter bon &arlsba6 2ubtpig
Sddfffler lit pl9bli6 %geitorben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21

Magelung oemnddit elm 5tapobtlo
a1fgeltelt tper6en, at bent Der ll1ge
8ilobmaer 8aalmer ben gnttmur a1I
gefertigt bat. IS itent sic fraftpoae
6ignr eines ill,1gen @ernpanen Dor,
ser in fiibner @alhlng IN Der Nedter1
6ie @eule balt n1o Sic 2infe i'm Mn'
ltarn1 porgeltreft bat. DnS Stano-
bI6 miro porm1siidtlib m1f oen
Nate Dor ser @taotiiden Sparfalle,
an ser Gfe 2ubgeri : Glemengltrabe,
leine Mnntella1ng fim6en.
&a0ebormmal6. 3os
b0d)it leltene Set ser 6iqmantenen
@od5eit feierten am II. IS. 90. Die
gbelelrte @l1ltao Diirbolt mno 9iiette
geborene @ebling BON bier. Ger ST.
bilar lit SO Sabre 1tr6 Sic Sl1btlarin
sablt SO Sabre. @ei6e erfreuen iid)
elmer iebr %ieltenen &iitigfeit nn6
@eiitesfri1de.
S1l6tptten.' Jredl prall1=
lde &riegshilfe %leiitete Ser %lanohpirtb-
idaftlide 9ofalperein Sol5fotten-
9ofe sen nerarmten 9m6tpirtben BON
OitpreuBem. @ereits I'M 9e5ember
porigen Sabres ltiftete 6ie 8erei1ls=
fa1le bem @ilfsfo1hs in &onigsberg
sic Sun1npe bon 200 Mf. Na1nmebr
>m,roe ouf @orldlag 6es @oritbenoen
eire @~eloiammlltf1g u1ter Sen Ser
einsmitglieoern peronitaltet, 6ie Den
aniebnlidyen 8etrag bon run6 100
Mf. ergob. @ierfiir iin6 so Stiid
6ertel %eritflaiiiger 3udt nnter iebr
entqegenfommenoen @m1fbe6ingu1r-
gen ertporben mor6en. Dieie ioQen in
ser aiditen @o6e NIT einem GranS=
port Serfel aus Min6er-&obensberg
uro Miimlter burb Sic 9anotpirtb=
idoftsfammer @eitfalens BEN our6
Sen @rieg 10 ldytper betroffenen 2on6-
pirtben SltpreuBens 5ugeia1r6t mer=
ben.
&beinprobin5.
@0In. = Dompropit Bralm 9r.
8erlage begging fiir5li6 ieimen 80.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
Die aIte Beim1atb.
SannpDer,

Sounpper. = Mn oem berr=
1daftlid)eu Me1ba11, Sallltr. 26, ser
paibreuo oes &rieges fertigelteQt 1T,
befinoet lid foleenoe, an Die groBe
idapere Seit ltets %erinner1toe Sn1brtft
in erbabe,,en @a1d)ltaben: ~Sn GROCER
Set bit SIT geba,1t, ouf @ot uno
Seer bob ib pertrmlt. aarl Sor=
t,nq. 1914-1915." Mod)ten bod
a1.b an anoeren, ,pdbreno Ser &riegs-
seit e1tltanoenen Neltbal1ten abnltd)e
SnIdriften sur lteten @rimaer11rg on
gebroht mer0en.
@iIbeImsbnrg.- Vht Dem
Gilernen &rel15 m1roen folgenoe @ll-
belmsburger m1sge5eidnet: nnterlee-
boots : 0bern1utroie Claus Nieber,
@inloaeoeid 90; l11terieeboot SUIT
aeneait Sofonmes Shmabe, Sobn
bes @al. acknowledgements
@ernn. Tricorid Sdspabe; @oidi<
niltenalupdrter in ser 2. Inter lee=
boots sSlotiue Midorb &obfelb, Sabr-
ltrobe 81; &riegsfreitpiliger @efrei-
fer inn Observation-Disclosures
SO. "A slf reo @eorgt, @eringltraB e
As.
@iIbeImsbapen. = Cine
geltenbeit I'M Sda1lbetrieb bat Der
&rieg in oem benufbarten N%eat1taot-
eooers sur Splge gebobt. ga bort
Ser isrealitiide @olfsida1llebrer CUR
Sabine %einber11fen un6 ELM Sertreter
nid)t pprba110en lit, nnterrihtet Der
fotboliide Yfarrer 6es Srtes bic is-
raelitilden &i11oer. INTERVIEWING in
Ser &eligion erbalten tie o1rd einen
israelitiihen 9ebrer aus ser yeo6bar-
idmft.
@etfalen.
Min fer. = M11d bier ion 5nr
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Seine RI6kebr
dn9ftli0 erwartet.
Sic fommeu piele Meilen >peit, ibn
at ieben.

Inter Dem @eiet oes @roBem
|Stootes Minneiota lift Dr. 0ora1
onr6 Die @inneiota stootsbeboroe
Der meoi5inif6en 8riifer ipe5ien Ii
5eniiert, profeiiionen bie @o11ptort-
iduften un6 Staote 6es Stootes at
beiuden. Da1r@ iol9 gelebIi@e Mu=
tboriiation befinoet er iid ouf eirtem
Stonopunfte, tpelder bos 3utrouetr
6eS @olfes ge6innt, Inn nidts 3u ia
gen BON BEN bielen 5ufrie6engelteuten
Hntienten, oie er in ie6em Ebeile 6es
@toates 1nter ieinem Spitem ser 8e=
banolnng obme Speration bot> gu Ser
5n bdufig 8aflrdt genommen miro.
Or Doran lit Sabre lang ei1 8iir<
ger BON Mtnnei ota un6 bat 19 Sabre
ieines profeiiiomeuen 2ebens oem
Stnotum nno Hraris 9ronii9er
&ranfbeiten geui6met. Die u11ge=
beure @rfobrung IN oieier Dirt Mrbeit
tpabren6 10 bieler Sabre ermoglidt
e5 ibnn, 6rontIde &%ra1tfbeiten, sic er
5n ieiner Spe5ialitGt modt, 5u befdm=
|pfen.
IS lit fal1m notbmenoig, meiteres
be5ugli6 feines @%tonopnnftes un6
Ifeiner 8efabie11ne a%1r8ugeben, mir er-
lal1ben uns aber, einige Mus5uge ans
8riefen, sic iiingit bon eirigen iei=
ner bielen 5ufrie6engeiteuten @otien=
ten geidrieben muroen, gu per0hent=
liden.
6. 90. Eboroa1gh 81. 2, solper,
@inn.. @ein 12 Sabre otter @obn
lieB fib tpegen 8ettrrebung bebonoeI11.
Srm Sboroltgb lieB 1id gleidfaus
b%eban6eln. S1reibt on 6iele 2eute
fir ndbere SSnformotion.
6ron 6. 81. @olf, Mitfin, Minn.,
idreibt: Sd fdreibe, TINT @ie milien
5u loiien, boB id midi fre1,e, imltonbe
gu 1eir, au iogen, 6aB atpei bon met
mem flint 8eben gebei1t iino. 8pei
ar6ere trodnen aus nn6 beilen.
Mnoreas &atufinion, MandeIter,
Minn., idreibt, 6ab er ii6 ouf 6en
@ege Der @eierung befin6et.
CLARA Storboff, 2%onesboro, Min1r.
@ebeilt pom &ropf.
6lorence Sacoblon, Mu6elio,
Wi1tn., i6reibt, 6uB iie noh Ser en-
iten Dolls, Sic iie nobn1, ii6 better
fiiblte n1to tie tpie6er tpobI miro.
Strnon Ebompion, 81. 2, @im6reo,
q. g., idreibt, BOB er ii6 belIer fiiblt.
Meine Todter, 6rau 9oium, u1o
Sobn Oscar tper6en better. ST b.
be. einen fra1tfe1 9rmoer, ser sic ie<
ben modte. @annt fornrnen sic tpie<
Der nod Moorbeo6?
Or Doran nir6 muir ei1e11 Eaq in
ct. @lo1,6 I'M @ranb Central &oteI
iein bon elf l1br morgets Bis feds
l1br aben6s, Montog, Ben IS. Octo>
Der.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
l<inder senrelen
MACH FLETCHER'S
e, Il S 9 70 ! -
8a0en.

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&erama11t bat ser 3ireftor bes &orz
ldJnbpereins in Md)ern ST.. @nbert
2ott Ser bieiigen @%pIfsIdatIe 5000
Morf geipen6et.
6reibnrgi. ST.. - ST. me6.
@eorg Mleran6er &oft, 8ribat6o5ent
fir @aut= u1r6 @ei9ledtsfrunfbeiten
IN 8o1t11, lift bonn 1. Sctober 1916
ob ols Mabfolger bon Brofeiior G..
Sacobi 5un1 etatsmdBigen auBeror=
6entli@en Hrofeiior Der 9ermatologie
un6 gum 9ireftor ser 6ermatologt=
i1en &littif an ser uniberiitdt 6rei=
burg ernan1rt tpor6en.
&ei6eIberg.- @rofeifor ST.
Siegfrie6 Gh0nborn bon ser me6i<
5iniiden Tofa1ltdt ser l1niberiitdt
Sei6elberg ndbm eitren STUFF an Sic
l1miberiit1t &%onitantinoel an.
Miirnberg.- Gle Miirnber>
ger &erfules@ erfe M.=@. Miirnberg
bdben elm Sdbrra6 fonitruirt, bet 6em
ser 6abrer ste 9rbeit 6es feble1r6en
8eines 6a1r9 etnen Silfsmtrieb nit
Ser &orr6 erieber1 farm. 9te feblen6e
&raft 6eS Beines miro 61r6 &raf t.
5nfibr111rg mtttels &o116flrrbels er-
iett. Dus befdd6igte 8ein itiitt itd
a11f eiren 61Brofter. @a6 gat6 fur=
ger nebntrg ldbt iid NIT 6ieier Silfs-
borridtrrtg ta6ellos ra6eln un6 iin6
@teigrtrgen ebenio gut 5u nebmen
mie NIT 5tpei @e6allen.
8aiers3orf. = sSm Mntpeien
6es 2ar6tpirtbes @adtler 6abier
bro9 gegen bolb IL l1br mittogs
Beuer aus, 6em btn1rett fur5er 3eit
Gdeune 11n6 Mebengebdl16e NIT Sta1=
Itngen, iotpie sic S6ea1ne 6es Bidder
meiiters 5auger b%ouftdn6ig 5rm
Spfer fieIen. Sic Gntitebungsur=
iade lift nod 11nbefannt.
@iirttembery.
@abenbnrg. = giner Mnre<
gl1rg 6eS @atboliiden SberidmIratbs
entipreden6 baben Die biirgerltden
Golegien auf Mntrag 6es Serrn
Neutrality-suspicious. @ei6le 6ie gin=
fiibn1ng ser Observation-Disclosures
6ortbil6ungsida1le beidloiien. Sic
&p5fen Ser Gtnrtmtlmq Ser Sh1tl=
flidfJe nn6 Ser @ebalt ser &oltstpirtb=
fduftsIebrerin be6el1ter fir Sic Sc
mein6e Defenders in iebiger Belt ei1t
Spfer, 6as aber BEL DEM beiliamer
ginfI11B Scr Ser baustpirtbidaftlide
@ater lit, o1f 6ie observation-disclosures ST.
gne6 o11siibt ntr6 Ser III BEN 5ami=
lien ii6 fortpf1at5t, iid getpiB lob=
mem miro. Ser @emetnoe gebiibrt
fir 6iele meitere @erbeiiernng ibres
%bliibenoen 9dultpei ems marnter
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MottmeiI. - Ser Scatter bot
6ie 8i6nrattg ser Sdrift .@urg So
berberg> 3ollernfeite uno &abSbr1rg-
fhIob" bon Mrdytbnr St. 6. Mead att=
genonmen. Ser afa6emtihe 9erm
ser Miindener l1niherittdt bat sic
8roi9iire als @rtegsgabe at Sic I'M
SeIoe iteberh6en Sta6irert6en err
tp1blt.
gIbindetr. - @obIenb1n6ler
ssafob @Hnei6er gerietb mtf Dem
8nbnbof amifden sic @agenpuffer.
gr tpa1rbe an ser 8riit febr idtper
bcrlebt.
Deaerreidj =1tnaarr.
9in5. - Mod6em Sic @obl 6es
nelte1 @ii6ofs bon 2in3 Dr. Sobarm
@founer in Mom Sic 8eitatiga11tg ge-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21

fun6en bot, erfolgte ant 10. Sct. I'M
bieiigen 1e1tet1 Maria=@ mpfangriB-
bonn sic @eibe. DIS Goniecrotor ant
tirte 6uriter5biidof @iffl=@ien, als
Mitconieerator sic @eibbii9ofe Or.
Nflugerz@ien un6 Dr. &ie6ersSal5=
burg.
8u6apeft. - Muf ieinem Cute
&abot lit Ser ebemaGige 11ngarifbe
@inilterpraii6ert Solomon b. 5aem,
70 Sabre off, %.geitorben. St tpor Ell
1ter ser beberten6iten @taatsmGnner
beS moberrer Mngor1r.
@abIom5. = Die med}aniide
@eberei SET girma @olf 8ids Sobne
IN @olif9 = Senifa1 in @0bmen lit
6l1r@ Seuersbrunit 5eritort mor6en.
Sour Die @ago5tne un6 6os @obn=
bouts fonnten gerettet mer6em.
2%mrembnrg.
2nrembnrg. = Die 3eitung
n&ouanoo4@elege" idreibt: rSSn Sen
politifden areiien 9uremburg's frogt
man fi@, OBJ es ni6t ungebradt tpaiire,
sic bouam6ii6e @egierung 5u bitten,
6en nelternamnten @eionoten Sol
lambs beim @atioan, @rn. &epont,
init Ser &e%rtret1ng ser luremburgis
i6en SSt1tereiien beim 81. St1ble gu
beouftragen. Sbidon cine beftige
Sppoiition ii@ gege11 6ieien &1on be,
merfbor modt, miro benrerfft, baB es
amgeiidts ser 1tniidyeren politiiden
8ufunft %9uremburg's pffen1thtli@
bortbeilbuft tpdre, metr1 Der &apit
iiber 6ie @iinide Ger &atbolifen
2nremburg's a1f 6em 2aufen6en gez
bolten miir6e. Man bebouptet iogar,
sic @roBberaogin Marie+@6elbei6 bas
be bieriiber ein S9reiben an Die So
mgin @ilbelmi1e geridtet: ober man
bt Biz iebt no6 feline offi5ieue Be-
itatignng 6ieier MeIoung." = Sc
bleibt nb51tporten, OBJ 6iefe eige11ar=
tige 11n6 intereiinttte Meloltng fi9 BE-
ft6tigt.
renmn9er.- Sic 76 Sabre
alte, itan6esIoie @itttpe @eter &euter
ml1r6e bon einem mmtopriren6en
8ltge in ser Mdbe 6es bieiigen 8abn.
bofs iiberfabren. Snfo1ge Ser idtpe=
rem @%erlebungen ltarb 6ieielbe einige
5tunoen no6ber int SpitaI.
@obeIingen.-D Der 81 Sabre
oIte Mrbeiter Sobon1r @oB ber1ieB
feline @obmtng, I'M ieiner getpobnten
@dhafttgrrg no65ugeben. Mmf ser
9anoitroBe bon bier no9 8ederid
tp11r6e ct bon etnem SdlaganfaM &C.
riibrt nn6 blieb cuff Ser Stene to6t.
&umeIinger.- ST. ser altf
bieiiger @emarfatng geIegetten CRUDE
r@ombo1tr" berungliidte ser 40 Sab-
re olte 8ergmo1m Mih. Soften. Ct
mtr6e bon elmer obitiir5en6en Stein-
maiie g%etroffen 1tno iofort getootet.
Spbn Bull bat es gut. @elb fir
S+EfcfoInnih,fp hrn1tfM or tnihf, mtSatt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21

Subn 81I bat es gut. @elb fir
@tiefelmidfen bra11dt er mdt n1s3lt-
geben. Sos miro I'M @aibingtoner
Stoats6epartement nmfonit beforgt.
uu6 nit @ergniigen 6a3u.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-06-24
FRANK SCHOOL

1t is said that the injury of Assem-
blyman Vincent will result in an
elimination of this sort of tactics in
Madison in the future. For years
there have been members of the legis-
lature who sought to work off their
animal spirit in this manner and the
action of these men has been disgust
ing to lot of the more sober minded
members of the upper and lower
houses. In the past efforts have been
made to frown down on this sort Of
stuff but it seems that it took an ac-
cident of the nature of the one on
Wednesday night to bring the legisla-
tors to their senses.
Assemblyman Vincent suffered con-
siderably from his wound today, but it
is declared that he will suffer no per-
manent effects. He was back at his
accustomed place in the legislature this
morning with his face in bandages.