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GOV. BLEASE OF
SOUTH CAROLINA
RESIGNS OFFICE

Columbia, 5. c., Jan. 14.-Gover-
nor Cole l.. Blease, whose term ex-
pires January 10, today filed his
resignation with the secretary of
state.
The resignation was transmitted
to the senate. was Immediately ac-
cepted and Lieut.. Gov. Smith took
the oath for the unexpired term.
No reason for the governors ac-
tiun was given in his resignation
which contained only the words:
IL hereby resign my office as gov
ernor of South Carolina
II was stated that Governor
Blease today was told OF meeting
OF some OF the members of the legis-
lature TuesGIy night when. accord
ing to members of the conference a
proposal to institute impeachment
proceedings against the governor
was discussed, but was abandoned.
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OLD STYLE OF PoTTED BEEF
Nothing Better Has Been Devised
Than This Method That Was Used
by Our Grandmothers.

Take good piece of a round of beef
and cut off all the fat. Rub the lean
well with salt and let 1t lie two days.
Then put it into jar and add to it
little water in the proportion of half
a pint to three pounds of meat. Cover
the jar as closely as possible ttte best
cover will be 4 coarse paste or douSh)
and set it in a slow oven or in vessel
of boiling water for about four hours
Then drain off all the gravy and set
the meat before the fire that all The
moisture may be drawn out. Pull or
cut it to pieces and pound it for n
long time in a mortar with pepper. all
spice, cloves. mace. nutmeg and melt
ed fresh butter. adding these ingredi
ents gradually and moistining it with
a little of the gravy. You must pound
it to a fine paste. or till it becomes Of
the consistency of cream cheese.
Put it into the potting cans and cover
1t an inch thick with fresh butter that
has been melted, skinned and
strained. Tie leather over each pot
and keep them closely covered. Set
them in dry place.
Game and poultry may be potted in
this manner.
From the use of melted fresh butter.
instead OF parafiin in sealing. and 9TH
er points in this recipe, it will be sim
ply suggestive and good study for
adaptation to modern conditions by
those who desire TO put up some of
this delicacy for special occasion or
emergencies.
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SOME DOUBT AS
TO SELECTION OF
PRES, GUTIERREZ

Washington, Jan. li.-Doubt as to
whether General Gutierrez had been
continued by the convention at Mex
iro City as provisional president eN-
listed today at the state department.
A telegram from Mexico City an
inounCed that the chairman of the
convention late Tuesday night gave
out Il notice that the convention
had concluded it would continue
President Gutierrez in office but
for some unknown reason the notice
was recalled.
The CarranZa agency here today
issued the following statement:
General CarranZa from Vera
Cruz denies that Tampico is threat
ened by Villa force and says that
the Officers of the gunboat Guerrero
reported deserving to Gutierrez forces
are still loyal. General Pablo Com
zales took Nil!es. on the outskirts Of
San Luis Potosi.'
The Spanish ambassador, Senator
Riano. made representations person
ally to Secretary Bryan today in ia
NSr OF Spanish subjects who he ad
vised had been mistreated and Span
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Comforter SLIP.

Make your comforter in the usual
way, using white cheesecloth next to
the cotton. Take your silkaline or
other goods: seam it up in the usual
way. sewing the edges together to
form a slip; now slip 1t on the white
comforter and tie enough to hold in
place. When comforter becomes
soiled take the slip of and launder;
hang the cotton on the line Beat
lightly with the carpet beater: you
will have clean comforter without
the usual hard labor of lifting a heavy
wet comforter.
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AnoeIs on Horseback.

In spite OF its name. this dish Is q
close relative of our older friends pigs
in blankets To make these tid-bits,
wrap each big plump oyster, drain ed
and dried and seasoned with salt and
pepper in a nice. thinly sliced blanket
of bacon. Skewer with a wooden tooth
pick and stick two cloves in the fat
end of each oyster. Cook in a hot fry
ing pan or the chafing dish blazer un-
til the bacon is crisp and the "angei"
or pig as you choose to call it. is
ruffled around It's edges. Serve on
small squares of toast with garnish
of watercrcss and an olive or tiny
pickle as an appropriate finish.
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CR AkDMQTHER KNfY.
There Was Nothi2g So Good III
Congestion e2d CC.d5
as Mustard

But the oli-iashioUsd mus.a-d-pla>.e,
buTrpi and biistcrcl while i: ac,ci. \ -
can now get the relief aal i.rlp 6 ~
mustard p,astcrs give withoU: tic / -i-
ter ala without the Ulster.
MUSTEROLL doc II. 1t j. 4 c,. i
white ointment. rnaia with oil OF y.a.5
tard. 1t is scientifically prepared, 81
thar i, works wonders. aH1 yet does j
blister the lcrdcir,t skin.
Just massage MUSTEROLE in V Fl
tlIc Gngcr-tirs gently. Sec how Gnjr i
it brings rclici-how speedily the .
disappears. -
And there is nothing like MUST
OLE for Sort Throat, bronchitis, ! -.
silitis. Group, Sif Neck, Asthma. \
ralgia. Headache, Congestion, tlrur y
Rheumatism, lumbaco. Pains Gri - IS
Of Back or joints. Sprains, Sore NJ
clcs. Bruises. Chilbiairs, Frosted T.
Colds OF the Chest t.t often pew :
Pncumonil).
Al your druggis:s. in Csc and 5Oc .-s
and special large hospital Size for 8 D.
BE sure you get the genuine MI =
TEROLE. Refuse imitatious-get =" st
you ask for. The Musterolc Company,
Cleveland. Ohio
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on the son leaving home. Next sun
day night the sermon topic will he
The Prudigal son Longs for Home.
These sermons are most interesting
as well as instructive. Into them
Rev. Henderson weaves a beautiful
story of human interest carrying the
pilgrimag OF the prodical through
from beginning to end, continuing
altogether five weeks. the last ser
mon on the subject to be given en-
Sunday. February :. At each of
these services music is special feat
lJTC
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HERE'S PROOF
A Trinidad Citizen Tells OF Her
Experience.

You have Il right to doubt state
mcnts OF people living far away but
can YOU doubt Trinidad endorse
mcnt?
Read II: Mrs. Dora Brown. 32j
Pine st, Trinidad, says: Il suffered
from attacks Of pain in my back. ~
kidneys were at fault the kidney Sc
cretions being unnatural. DnrtUrs
treated me, but never gave me any
permanent benefit. / began takir :
Doan's Kidney Pilis. | have not had
an attack since"
Price SOC. at all dealers. Don.
simply ask for kidney remcdy-got
Doan's Kidney Pills, the same that
..Irs. Brown had. F'ostCr-M ilbUrn
Co., Props, Buffalo, y. Y.
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ROBBER BANDS LOOT
IN DISTRICT OF CHINA

Canton, Jan. t4.-More than 5000
robbers are said to be at work in the
Fa Tn district of Canton province
Ia Tn, the principal city OF the dis
trict, is surrounded by band of
over thousand who demand pay
ment of between $1,000 Oand SEQ
900, Mexican.
\ chapel of the Berlin Missionary
society in LUX Hang, about 10
miles away from Fa Tn city, has
received threatening letter de-
manding $4,000 Mexican.
a large valley on the other side Of
the city has been assessed BY the
robbers $4,000, Mexican. about 81
per caDita.
Last month a Christian preacher
was captured and not released till his
family had srtcceeded in raising the
sum of $500. a large sum for poor
Chinese family.
In another section OF the troubled
district the soldiers levy tribute of
a certain number of catties of rice
per Chinese mou. or acre and the
robbers likewise levy tribute. It is
reported that the district magistrate
has committed suicide through NOR
tifCatiGn at his inability to cope with
the situation.
\ chapel of the New ealand Pres
byterian mission in Lung Choung
Hin. not far from the line of the
Cantcn-ETaukow railway, was liter
ally cleaned out by the robbers on
November 81. This was the second
time within six months.
The usual kidnapping of girls is
going on also.
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HEAD STUFFED FROM
CATARRH OR A COLD
Says Cream Applied in Nostrils
Opens Air Passages Right Up.

:-:..:...: :..:.......
Instant relicf-no waiting. Your
clogged nostrils open right up: the
air passages of your head clear and
you can breathe freely. No more
hawking. snuffling. blowing. head
ache. dryness. No struggling for
breath at night: your cold or catarrh
disappears.
Get small bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist now. APP
ply a little of this fragrant. antiseo-
tie. healing cream in your nostrils. 1t
penetrates through every air passage
OF the head. soothes the inflamed or
swollen mucous membrane and relief
comes instantly.
It's just fine. Don't stay stuffed
up with cold or nasty catarrh.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-14

When Mark Twain was living at
Hartford Come cticut. where Dr..
Doane, now Bisnop of Albany. VIE
rector OF an Episcopal church, he
went to hear one OF the clergyman o
best sermons. After it was over Marx
approached the Doctor and said po-
litely:
b. Il have enjoyed your sermon this
morning welcomed it as would
an old friend. | have book at home
tLat contains every word "f it"
Why. that cant be. Nj. Clemens,
replied the rector.
"Nn the same. it IS so, said Marx.
We'll should like to see that
look reioined the rector, with dig
nifty
AN right" replied Mark: vo:
shall nave it," and the neXt morn
ing Doctor Doane received with
Mark Twain's compliments dictior-
ary
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DRY CLEANER.
REP. GARNER INQUIRIES
INTO COAST DEFENSES

Washington, Jan. IA resolu-
tion by Representative Gardner CALI
ing upon the secretary of war for
information as to the strength of
coast defenses was passed today by
mouse practically unanimously.
II asks whether there are mounted
anywhere on the coast Notifications
any guns of greater than 12-incl
caliber: whether British dread
naughts of the Queen Elizabeth type
do not carry / 5-inch, 45-calibre guns
with range of 81 900 yards. and
whether that range does not exceed
by more than four miles the range
of any guns on the coast defenseS
cr continental United States.
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Buttencotch.

Take one pound Of brown sugar, one
half pound Of butter, one teacup OF
water. Put the sugar and water into a
saucepan, set It over a slow fire, and
boil TN the sugar has become a
smooth, thick sirup: then stir the but
ter into it and boil half an hour. 1t Is
done when little dropped in cold wa
ter will harden Immediately. Flavor
with few drops of essence of vanilla
and pour on to fat dishes which have
been previously wetted with cold wa.
ker
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''p,2OD|GAL SON"
SERMONS BY REV.
HENDERSON ATTRACT
MUCH AT1EN ton

The second OF series Of sermons
on the familiar Biblical story the
"Prod!gal Son. will be delivered by
Rcy. G. NJ henderson at the First
Methodist church next sunday night.
The first sermon on this subject was
delivered last sunday night to large
congregation, The pastor discoursed
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-14
lE!E|!llzlll!1 l'lE!E|!lllllI!1
BRITISH AVIATOR DROPS
BOMBS INTO ENTWE : ?

Amsterdam. Jan Ii.-Ihe T,le-
craft in its issue Of today saws it las
learned that British aviators last
Monday dropped bombs on the Gsr-
man positions at Antwerp. The dam
age inflicted has not been Learned.
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NSus9on md caper 9And~1ches.
Cold boiled or baked mutton minced
ans and mixed with chopped capers
and bit Of salad dressing to season,
makes hesKH ssulwtrh and ooe gen
Rl4lE M Il Z u II z. Z. :. .g....-- :f.a...-
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ish interests damaged at Puebla,
Mexico. His complaint was based
On information from his minister In
Mexico City.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-14

| CT SIFI
FOR SALE-FOR
/ AND GENER
Lost, Found aud Situation
FOR SALE.
Ranch with stock, equipment and
feed. a bargain if sold al once. Ap-
Ely to Box Ga, Gulnare, Colo. 1Dta
Thompson Royal Ringlet cocker
lis. 709 s. Com. st. 6t1
New five-room modern house
s1.TO0: cost 5000; a snap: little
cash will handle it. Address A.
this office. ot
Bishop Wall Paper Co. 201 s.
Commercial st. Phone Baca Al.
Furniture. 3l1 spruce. tt
Nice Jersey COW: years old;
fresh soon. al Maple. Phone Red
.IS4. Call before O'Clock mornings.
FOR RENT.
One or three light housekeeping
rooms. sol Pine. PHI. Red 1913. Jt
11-room house with bath, electric
lights. Apply Vossbeck & Dunlavy.
Gt$
Four-room furnished house; mod
ern. Call Red 1134. t.
Fiye-room house; modern except
furnace: large yar'l and barn. "'e
Frost ave, opp. Santa fe School. In
Guire Nm. Heslcp. 203 Frost. 1T
Four-room modern house except
furnace Fourth st. II. Trinidad
acS. F'ivc-room modern, Baca st.
S12.OO. Trinidad 3GS
Two rooms for light housekeeping
$500. Phone Red S5l. 1t
-----------
Three-room modern house: also
steam heated rooms. Call Trinidad
577. y
--------l
Strictly modern broom house. 90
Oak St Phone Red 216%. Gt
Five-room prick house, bath. elec
trio lights. 4i2 Park st. Trinidad
22S.
Furnished 7-room mouse; modern
except furnace. COG W. Eaca st. or
phone Red 1903.
A fve-room house, G2i Vine st.
Call Red 202. 81
FURNISHED apartment: heat and
light furnished. Phone Red 1881.
III Beech. u
HELP WANTED.
tHaln nefllldlu anu ihah " va l. 80
steam heat: none but experienced
need apply Corinado Hotel. II
CLEANING.
Cleaning. pressing ana dyeins.-
rba y,nitnt Cleaning and Dye
Nnrks u
FOUND.
Pair of gold spectacles. owner
call 212 K. Main. It
Divers articles of wearing apparel
at West theater, including gloves,
mittens. furs. etc. Owners please
call at Peoples Drug Store ana
prove property.
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chronicle-:icws. SOC moptn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-10
ibrer hi&tgften @ttgIieoer, bas lei.
mem Blatte tpie Der Gentruumsportei

ibrer h&tgften @iteIieoer, bas lei
nem Blatte tpie Der Gertruansportei
berborragen6e Dienite g%eleiftet bat.
Mfelbeim IN. - 8ei ben Gelbar'
beiten berunglIdte Der le6ige 5Oi1b'
rige Satob @iloemutb to6Iidb, inbem
er unter Die @ol3e gerietb> mobei Ell
10 fdtper perIebt muroe, baB er als'
bal6 itarb.
Boflau. - Der 8idbriee Sit.
lerSiobn Soiepb sdplb bon 0bero6.
@cmeinoe Giefenba& bat feline II.
jabrige Sdspeter i'm Streite ourd
einen Meiieriti3 in bic 8ruit geto6.
tet.
EWbingen. Bon ben 1873
Sh6tren6en Ser fatboltiden Cleo,
Logic I'M g. @ilbelmsitift befin6cn
iih 100 i'm &eeres6ienit.
Yfarrfir6er.- IT Der Ort;
idaft Mord} m1troen 6ur9 cine Sbo.
oen1el1er gallernbnl11er e1!1gea1fert.
Ser 8rono entitan6 bei Dem 8ouern
Soi6bogel, tuelder NIT ieiner Eodter
bel Ser Mettung beS @ebes fdtpere
@ran6tpun6en erIitt.
Mutter5tabt. = Ser Ie6ige
5abritarbeiter 1efren mollte, nad},
benz er i'm Bug geidlafen batte, bon
oem 9ofol5ug an Ser 8meiten &aIte=
itelle abipriagen. Dabei gerietb er
nnter sic Rd6er un6 tpur6e graBlid)
berltiimmelt.
@nrttemberg.
@tuttgort.- = Ser @in6r11d
SEN Scr @6nis bon @iirttembers Bel
Bent lebten 9eiude ieiner in Mor6<
framreid un6 @eitfIanoern itebenben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-10

Jleii9 bertauft tper6en. Ge NtR-
fungen 6iefer 8%eror6nu1tg marrn BIS
Ter faum bemerfbar. Die &eftau-
rants un6 @otels tiidten ibrer 81
item 2amm- un6 @ommelflei6 UNI
peridie6ene Mrten bon @i(o o6er g.
fliigel alf, bic nid)t urter oos Gleifd-
berfaufsberbot fallen. Sn Den Domi-
lien aber batten ii4 Die Quu5frauen
porgeieben un6 enttpeoer ibre Gintdu.
fe bereits an borber9ebenosn 1ogex
gemadt ODER aber griffen fie anf
@uritpoaren ur6 gierfpeifer aurid.
= @enerolfelomaridan b. D. @ol
bot in @onitantinopeI einem Corn
iponoenten Der ~Meren Greien Bre1.
1e" g%egeniiber erflart, bob er om
2mbongriffen Der gngldnoer un>
Jran5oi en an ben Darbaneuen tetue
grcbe 8eoeutung beimeife. Na9 br
1eititellung, bob Die tirtifden Sol.
ootcn ii@ o11sge5eidnet f61age1, te,
merfte Ser @eneralfel6marfdan: 81
@ten un6 Berlin broldt man nd
uber Die gegentpartigen 2anoung5pa>
iude Der Iuiierten ebenfotpenie u
bel1nrubigen >pie in GonitantinopeI."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-10
6arsu:4dubercieu.
3ablt feline 3uei sber brei aomMA.
fionen. Die Set ~ xnterix4e.
1T, bepsr Sbr faxH.

Sd babe einen 8rudtbeil bon =
ner Seftiom beitebeno aus 432 adn,
o11 eiren Gee a%ngreneenb, ou offerh
rem. Dieie Seftion bat gegen b
Slider NIT leidtem @eitripp, 25 Gdsr
&enlon6, @eit offene 9rairie. IN
@erbinbung nit ben 432 older alt
es bort 100 Slider bes auerbeiten Sen.
uno 8eioelattbes, bic Dem @eeufer
entlang liegen, Die patentiert iino uni
DIE 51 bieier Settion gcboren; bis-
telben fornen bon Der @eeier1no "
treer6 elmer 3eit gum @reife bon s.
per Mder be3ogen perben. Dieie @el
tion lit MIR brei Meilen bon Stron,e
uno lit cine Der beiten settionen im
0titriH fir gemiidtes Garnre, ooer
@ieb3udt. Breis 500 Der Mder, de
9alfte BOAR, @eit lie nod @unid 6ee
&dl1fers gu feds Bro3ent S~ntere{}en.
8erabfdumt nidt, bies 3u unterfuGm,
benor SIR fonfhpo tauft.
German Coles,
5trome, MIto, Canada.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-10
D(benbura.


OIbenburg. - Der @robber'
dog bon 0I6enba1rg lit nod Beeubi.
gung ieiner Sur in @ab aiifingen
nod D%loenburg 3uriideefebrt, nm
bon bier in BEN ndditen Gogen in's
Sel6 3r.rid5utebren. - Iqein fit
bie Giiuenprdmirung purben fir Die
ies Sabr i'm n0rbliden 3udtgebiete
$4,000 Mf. al1sgeiest. - Die @og-
genablieferungen ergaben i'm 9er3og-
tbl1m 61,rdtpeg gr0bere @engen, tpie
man ertportet bate. - @robe @emi-
iemengen fommen Defenders aus SOL
Ion6. Ser 8rei8 lit in Mnbetrodt
Scr ariegs3eit nie6rig. 0arum 1T
m,6 Ben arn1eren 8olfsfdidten Die
les Semitic 3l1gdngig.
8a1err.
Munben. - Gin i10,ter HIan
lit bonn 8aperii4en @oitberbano in's
Ma,ge gefaBt tpor6en: Sic grridtung
elmer 5rie6enstapelle gum Mroenten
an sic %gefalenen @itglieoer oes Ser
kanbes. Sic @upelle ion in Ser mt
mittebariten 9abe 6es bonn Ho1tper-
bono erbmtten grbolungsbeims 1T
8rannenburg al1f elmer freie,1, nalo=
lmfonmten 8ieie erridtet mer6en.
NIrnberg. - Ser 80 Sabre
alte @befre6octeur Ser vMiirnberger
@olfs5eitltng" Sans 0star SSddel lit
i'm 8ois b'@iup an ser Spibe iei-
,1er &ompagnie, bon elmer @anbgra-
note getroffen, Sen &eIbentoo geitor-
BEN. Sic baberif6e g~entr11mspreiie
berliert oanit mod Dem Tooe 6es un-
nergeBlid)en Mentb idon tpie6er zines
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-10

blidte an 1. Moi auf ein 50iabriges
8eiteben 5urud. Das Gerlagsredt
tpar bon Anfang on Bis beute i'm
8eiibe Der Gamilie Dilger. gu ben
friiberen &e6atteuren oes v8oten"
3ablen AUDI @eibbiidof Gr. &ned)t
unb Bfarrer @ader= 3abringen.
@IbIbouen bel Bfor3beim.
- Ser epangeliide Bforrer Sol. 2eu-
te bon @eilbronn lit tpegen zines in
moroliider @inlidt nidt eintpano.
freien 2ebens ieines Mmtes entboben
lporoen. 2erte tpar friiber tatbolt.
i4er @ettlider in Monbeim in
Bapern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-10
Citation for Hearing On Pshusn l,r
Probate Of VIA
RevisiOn of 10Oe.)

NO. 4017.
Estate of Agnes Garding, Deceased.
State Of Minnesota, County Of 8toarm,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of AgnDs
Garding, Decedent.
The State Of Minnesota to all ps-
sons interested In the allowance and
probate Of the will of said decedent:
The petition of Jacob Mehr being
duly filed in this Court, represent
ing that Agnes Garding, then a resi-
dent of the County of Stearns, Ststs
of Minnesota, died on the 21st day Of
May, 1915, leaving a last will and
testament which is presented to Thu
court with said petition, and praying
that said instrument be allowed as tn
last will and testament of said deco-
dent, and that letters testamentary
Will be issued thereon to him the SAD
Jacob Mehr,
Now Therefore, you, and each OF you,
are hereby required to show cause, Il
any you have, before this court, at IL
Probate Court Rooms in the Court
House, in the City of st. Cloud, COUNTY
of Stearns, State of Minnesota, on IL
End DAY OF JULY, 1915,
at 9 o'clock A. NJ, why the prayer Of
said petition should not be granted
Witness the Honorable ]. b. Himsl.
Judge of said Court, and the seal Of
said Court, this 3rd day Of June, 1915.
(Seal) J.. b. HIMsL.
jun10-17-24 JcAm
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&ruppen erb1eIt NOR, spie Der
Granddaughter" mittbeilt, iebr gut.
Die 2eate faben banf Der po%rtreff-
liden @erpflegung frif4 urb gefur6
aus: Die 5timuu1ng lit iiberau 8u-
perii4tlid. Aengitlide u1ro fdmar0-
feberiide Meniden inn &eimatblonoe
iolte. man einmal on bic 6ront
ididen. Sic miir6en NIT 8uberiidt
uno 0futb geitarft 3uriidtebren.
Sbern6orf {. - Sim 81. Mpril,
morgens 9 un6 10 ubr, uberflog Elm
fron8oiiider DoppeIoeder, Der aus
meitli@er @idtung to1n> 0bernoorf
umtreiite mebrere male Die Stabt unb
toorf 4 8omrben ab; 3 fielen BEL benz
mittleren, cine in Dos obere 8erf ser
@~offenfabrit Mo1lfer.
&ottenberg.- Der berbeira-
tbete @nedt Safob SLAB bon &irrIin-
gen lit in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mbiidt
in Den bodgebenben Nedar geipru11=
gen u11 bon ser Gtr0mu,tg fortge-
rl1ien tpor6en.
8abem.
Rarlsrube. - @enernlmoior
@a1go b. Sep6etuib, ser als 2ieute.
nont bereits Die 6el65uge bon 1866
nno 1870 mitmodte, fan6, bereits
IS Sabre alt, Sen @el6ento6t i'm @e-
iten.
6reiburg. = Sci Ser 2amo-
tagseri abtpabl I'M "a. bo6iiden @abI-
treis @tenbeim, gnmer6in6en=2abr,
mur6e geiitlider @otb, @%lniterpfor-
rer 8eiB aus Gonitan5 NIT 1854
stimmen getpdblt. - Ser u6reibur=
ger 8ote," oos bieiige Gentrumsblatt,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-10
CASTORIA
Fur Sauglinge und Kinder
IN CEBRAyCHSEITMEHRAL 3OJAHREu
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Gliak-2otbringen.

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StraBburg. - Dos ariegs,
geri9t berurtbeiIte oen tatboliiden
Nfarrer BON Seiligenitein int untereI.
idiifden @reife Sdlettita6t tpegen Ell.
ner oeutidfein6Iiden Hreoigt gu 9
Mpnnten @efangniB.
Gellingen.- Der &entmei-
iter @einden, cine i'm Ebol Geqin.
gen beftbefannte 9refonlidteit, lit
bon SEN 6ran3oien als @eiiel nod
6ronfreih berbradt tporben. @r be.
finoet iid 8ur5eit auf Der Snfel
6rioul gidtfromf auf einem @trobr
fad.
9agenaM. - Brofeffor 8ir.
temberg bonn bieiieen @pmnafn1m bat
fi@ in ben leBtere 4dmpfen i'm Often.
bas giierne &re113 ertporben un6 lit
gum @aior beforbert morben Brof.
@iirtemberg tpar freipiQig 5u BEN
@affen geeilt, oIs Der arieg a1s.
brad.
GnTemburg.
Differ6ingen. - Son ben
am &odofenbetrieb an bieiigen Silt.
tentperfe perungliidten Mrbeitern lit
Der @ntuppler Sob. 8eter 5repmom
i'm Spitole ieinen gerIetungen erIe-
gen. @eim &ei3er S. g. &infgem ion
6irefte 9ebensgefobr nidt borIicgen.
@~rebenma4er. - Die Gle.
frau bes .bieiigen Mrbeitsrs 8eter
8ebling fiel in Die Mofel nnb fan6
Ben SOB 6ur@ grtrinfen.
Steinfort. - SSn elmer @erl-
bledbu6e a11f ser biefigen 8abnitrede
enttan6 Seuer. Ser @eiommtido.
Sen lit 3iemli6 erbebli@.
2urem g. - Im 6. 1ai
bereits ertbeilte sic itolienifde &c.
fanotfhaft omtIi4 ollen i'm @robber.
3ogtb1m ii9 a1fbolten6en 2on6sle1l.
ten ben @atb> nod StoIien 3uriid5rt.
febren. Sic 4gl. @egierung tperoe
BEN 8eoiirftigen Die &eimreiie be3ab-
len.
@i1t. - Diefer Sage begging Der
69idbrige eeiitcsidtpode Mderer Con-
itant Delforge bon Station S4leif
ouf cine grouiigc @eife Selbitmor6.
9lIs Ser bon @ilb for1men6e Yerio.
nen3ug ol,f ser Station einlief tparf
CT ii6 Dor Die 2otomotibe.
Sduet3.
DattmiI. - &ier itarb int MI.
ter bon II Sabren Maior 8iIbeln
@enol6, friiber longe Sabre 8r6ii6ent
Ser @eiel1idaft idspei3erifder 9ono-
tpirtbe uno Der aareauiiden lamb
tpiribidaftIiden @efenf4aft, I'M, 6ie
er ii4 groBe @eroienite er1parb. Or
geb0rte o,1d piele Mmts6a1,ern bin.
bur1 Dem aargauiider @roBen @otb
an.
Marau. - Nos @riminaIgeridt
b~erurtbeilte Sen SSager Srit @if1i
bon @iitberg @anton 8ern)> geb.
1892, Ser am II. 6ebr11or 5tpiiden
0bertpil un6 @otrift Sen bonn Marfte
lin 3ofingen beimfebren6en 2ano-
tpirtb Softer iiberfo11en unb berolbt
botte, at 3 Sobren 3udtbm1s un6 6
Sabren gbrberluit.
Deiterreid.1tngarn.
@ien. - @om 81. Moi ob 1T
in @iett sic 11eue @eror6nltng iiser
Sen @erfa1f bon @in5,. Sdlpc;ne.
o6er &albfletid in &raft actreten.
11nter Ser ertpdbnten @eroronung
oorf am @ienitag unb Grettag tein