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Evening journal., 1915-04-28
HkRRrNGToN VISITORS.

SPECIAL to ItrE EVENING JOURNAL.
HARRINGTON. Del. April Zs.-Mr
and hrs T. Holcome and son. Roy. of
Milford. visited friends here on Sun
day.-Miss Catherine Lynch spent
Saturday and Sunday with Miss Mary
Greenlee. near Edwardsville.-Mrs.
Olan Tinley OF Philadelphia is visit
ing relatives and friends here.---Miss
Minnie Price spent Saturday and Sun
day with Miss Bessie Slaughter in
Dover.-Miss Lottie Clump has re-
turned homo after spending some
time with relatives in Dover.-Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Peck spent Sunday with
Mrs. J. Longfellow. near Greensboro,
Md.-The Misses Hattie Graham and
Ethel Clarkson, Baynard Smith and
Ernest Raughley motored 10 Cam
bridge. Md. on Sunday.-Miss Hattie
Shaw has been a Wilmington visitor
Charles Hutchinson spent Sunday in
Wilmington.-Mr Mary Jump enter
tanned Mrs Dill of near Hollandsville.
recently.-Mr. and Mrs Homer Dill
visited relatives here on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Layton OF Fell
ton spent Saturday evening with
friends here.-Mr. and Mrs Emile
sapp Of Burrsville spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sapp.
, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Wingate of
Philadelphia spent Sunday with his
parents here.
Evening journal., 1915-04-28
BOTTLE EOSED" STURGEON
FROLIC IN The RIVER
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
DELAWARE CITY. Del. April 2s.--
Plans for a general clean-up cam
paign will be announced here in a
short time.
Shad fishermen report large num-
bers Of the "bottle-nosed" sturgeon
in the river about here.
John w. Rusbridge was a delegate
10 the annual convention of the
Brotherhood OF Andrew and Philip,
held in Philadelphia last week. and
he reports that the report of the To-
cal chapter was loudly applauded by
the convention.
Following falling off in traffic the
trolley company, operating between
here and New Castle will reduce its
fright rates May ! 10 what they were
before the recent raise was made.
The Delaware City Lawn Tennis
Club will soon resume playing on
the courts here. The officers are.
/ c. Earl Baum, president Albert
Hemphill. vice-president; William B
Jester, secretary and treasurer.
The characters OF the comedy, lhe
Doctor" which will be given here on
May IA, by the members Of the high
school are as follows: "The Doctor,
Hepbron Collins: tom" John Wise;
"Plunkor." George Holiday: "Buggs,
Allen Beck: Miss Billowy" Miss EN-
lily Pordham: "Efhe." Miss Greta Hol-
liday. Fannie" Miss Catherine Heal
John J. Messig, who has been III
for some time. is convatescin.
Miss Margaret Woods OF Overbrook
Pa. has been the guest of her sister
Mrs Fred Burke
Miss Eva Shaffer Of Wilmington
has been the guest of Miss Miriam
| Householder.
Miss Mary Hughes. Of Harrington
spent the weekend with Miss Heller
| Bender.
Evening journal., 1915-04-28
ELKTON'S HEW ARMORY
Is NEARING COMPLETION

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ELKTON, Md, April 2S.-The hand
some thirty thousand dollar armory,
for Company e Of Elkton. is rapidly
being finished by Contractor Levi e.
Patterson.
The Rev. W. A. Pugh who lately
assumed charge OF Rock and Zion
Presbyterian Churches, OF Cecil
county. has given up the work, al
most before he started il and has ac-
cepted a pastorate in Western Penn
sylvania.
A new high school will be erected
at Rock Hall at a cost of $10.65C
Miss Teresa Finley is at Atlantic
] City.-Mr and Mrs. Henri Lindsey
Of Wilmington have been the guests
of relatives in Chesapeake City-Miss
Reeda Stoops of New Castle. Del,
spent Thursday with Elkton friends
Miss Catherine Wilson Of Elkton is
attending the Panama Exposition in
San Francisco. Brooks Lee OF
Montgomery county. Nd. was a re-
cent visitor here H. Edwin Vinsin-
ger of Newark. is visiting his father
Henry Vinsinger-Mr and Mrsg Oil
Yer c. Giles spent Saturday in Havrt
de Grace.
Evening journal., 1915-04-28
DiSinfectantS

Jaynes' kreOthOl, an unequalled
all around household disinfectant
and germicide Invaluable for
cuts, bruises and burns,
l5c, 25c, 45c, Sl.25
RromO ChlOralum .....- 39c
Evening journal., 1915-04-28
Women of The World Meet
at The Hague 10 Discuss Peace

ties and allay the hatred which is a
growing evil and menace for the flu
ture
Women whose hearts have been
drawn together by earnest considera-
tion Of common problems and COM
mon suffering will return TO their own
countries to influence public opinion
to a gentler attitude. BY thus meet
ing together on neutral ground and,
for the moment, removed from ma
tional passions. a fairer view OF cur
rent events becomes possible, and
women of all nationalities can join in
preparing the way for a better under
standing and permanent peace.
Moreover, II woman's voice is to be
heard in the treaty of peace. the way
must be prepared now"
Not all the women prominent in
the British feminist movement have
lent their support 10 the congress-
Among those absent today Is Mrs
Millicont c. Fawcet. leader OF the
constitutional suffragists. who not
only refused 10 become a delegate.
but issued vigorous protest on pat
riotic grounds. against the participa-
ton OF other English women. The
militant suffragists, however are rep
resented by Mrs. Pathic Lawrence
and Miss Sylvia Pankhurst, while
among the other English delegates
are Misses Violet Vanbrugh. the act
ress; Miss Olive Schroiner, the auth
or; Miss Margaret Ashton, sister Of
! Viscount Bryce. former British am
bassador to the United states. Mrs.
George Cadbury, the Hon. Mrs. Rollo
Russell and Miss Lind of Hageby.
The suggested resolutions contain
the terms upon which they are will
/ ing 10 make peace: and for this pur-
pose Immediately call a truce. (The
British delegates object TO the word
Immediately
That all future international dis
putes should be referred to arbitra-
/ ton or Cancellation. and that the pow
ers agree to bring pressure upon any
country resorting 20 arms without
having thus referred its case.
That foreign politics shall be sub
1 ject TO democratic control, and that
women be represented equally with
Evening journal., 1915-04-28
sTANTON's SOCIAL SIDE.

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
STANTON, Del, April Is Stanton
public school will give an entertain
ment on Wednesday evening. May a..
Mr. and Mrs. b. L. Dickey and SOL
Charles we're Sunday visitors Of Mr.
and Mrs. William Peach
Mr.. and Mrs. George Banks we're
the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. ID. Jeffer-
son Whitemen on Sunday.
Miller Lyman was the guest of the
Misses Elberta and Elizabeth Dickey
on Sunday
Miss Laura Calhoun was a VIII
mington visitor on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Charles F. webb, Jr..
we're the weekend guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Webb. Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Southgate OF
Camden, n. j.. we're the weekend
guests Of their father. William South
gate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kicel Chamvers we're
the recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hubert OF Newark
Miss Elizabeth Little has been the
recent guest of Mrs. William Cham
vers.
William Michael was a recent guest
of his mother, Mrs. Bertha Michael
Mrs. John r. Lane was a recent
Wilmington visitor
John Taylor was recent guest
Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
! Taylor.
MIR. and Mrs. william Bradley and
daughters Ella and Alice were the
recent guests Of Mr. and Mrs. John
Marvel, Sr.
Mrs. Charles Wright was a recent
Evening journal., 1915-04-28
Keep the Children
Bright and Happy

Happy youngsters must be
healthy. The digestive organs of
children get out of order as read
lily as do those of their elders. and
the result Is equally distressing.
When the bowels are clogged with
an accumulation of refuse from
the stomach, the child naturally
becomes cross and fretful from
the discomfort, and is often pun
ished for temper when medical at
tention is really what is needed.
The next time your child is
cross and unhappy, without appar-
ent reason. try giving ii a mild
laxative. Or. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin Is mild. pleasant tasting
combination of simple laxative
herbs with pepsin. and is especial
ly recommended for children be-
cause of its freedom from all opi-
ate or narcotic drugs and its gen.
lie action II is sold in drug
stores everywhere. A free trial
bottle can be obtained by writing
to Or. w r. Caldwell 452 Wash
ington ST.. Monticello Ills.
Evening journal., 1915-04-28

men in such control. by being given
the parliamentary franchise in all
countries.
The resolutions also urge the ne
cessity Of 80 directing the education
of children that their thoughts and
desires may be turned toward the
maintenance of peace and that they
be given a normal education so as
to enable them in any eventuahty 10
act on this conviction"
The British delegation has offered
the following additional resolution:
"The International Congress Of
Women urges the governments of all
the powers to take the manufacture
and control OF armaments entirely
out OF private hands, as a step to-
ward complete and final disarma-
ment"
Evening journal., 1915-04-28
Insect DestrOyers

Jaynes' Magic Insect Powder
promptly kills water bugs,
reaches, ants, fieas and lice. Al
ways used with a powder
blower .......... soc, SOC. %, l5c
Jsynes' Disinfectant. colorless
odorless; large bottle ... .25c
Jaynes' ROachicide. d. . Sc, 11c, 33c
Jaynes' Best Known Bugcide,
25c. 4Oc and G1.s0
Peterman's Roach Food. SIC, 1Sc, Sc
HOOper's Fatal Food, for rOaches,
water hugs, &C., .75c, 3Sc, Zoe
Roach Sault. ....... .35c, 1Sc, DC
Optics Roach Paste ...... 1de
Stearn's Roach Paste q. sec, 19c
Peterman's Ant Food .S4c, 1sc, &c
Insect Powder Guns ..... l0c up
R0ugh.On-Rats ...... zoe and 12c
Rat Bisklt ..........19 .19c and l2c
Evening journal., 1915-04-28
DELEGATES NAMED.

Special IN THE EVENING JOURNAL
MIDDLETOWN. Del. April Is
Mrs. John Spicer has been chosen
delegate from the NJ. f. Sunday school
and Miss Mildred Redgrave from the
Presbyterian Sunday school to attend
the Sunday school convention to be
held at Wilmington this week.
Miss Edith NJ Francis. daughter Of
Mrs. James Cleaver. formerly of Mid
dletown and Franklin Moore Ross. Jr.,
Of Philadelphia. were married in that
city recently. They will make their
home in that city.
The regular meeting OF the Parent
Teacher Association will be held in
the assembly room at the High School
on Friday afternoon next.
Bishop Kinsman will visit st. An
ne's p e. Church on the evening of
May 9.
y. T. Bradley and son are build
ing handsome show windows in front
Of the storerooms in the town hall
building. The purchaser of the build
ing also contempl0tes improvements
for the inside of the building
Evening journal., 1915-04-28
SLEEFTI1l
Vain Little Mary
AZ VIRGINIA VALE.

Once upon a time Mary was
called little peacock" by her
friends. for she was always look
ing in the looking glass, or
telling how fine her clothes we're
Pretty little vain Mary thought Of
course. she would be chosen
"Queen-of-the- May and she
thought 10 herself that no one
would look half as pretty as she.
She was going to ask her mother
for a beautiful new dress to wear.
with a blue sash and shoes TO
match and. as she went to sleep
Evening journal., 1915-04-28

prett OF the other
all the children talk
and what nice
o children
they all given slips write the Of their choice upon
collect slips and the teacher would
then read the aloud the getting the most votes would be
Poor little Mary only had three and all of her dreams about
heard the ch-
dren cheer for the chosen May Queen she looked up and saw plain N
little girl who went nome mat
night told her parents that she wasn't chosen May Queen but only
one OF
she going bed her father said 81 hope dear
had the Queen
possible the
of the girls say III
Queen
didn't
pretes would look the part better hen
eNettie"
Mary never that called
her prety lady
often learned little girl and was never
again called vain.
Evening journal., 1915-04-28

guest of her sister. Mrs. John Bennett.
Edward McCallister. Jr. Of New
port was a recent guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Leslie McCallister.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-16

ernsmertber, ols idon 5mei &in6er
i'm abnliden Sitter in ser Ma9 er-
trurfen iin6. Ger @ater lit Dor Ell.
nigen Gagen fdon gum 5meitenmal
gum @riegs6ienit berufen poroen.
Gliak-2otbringen.
Strabburg. Sci Mber=
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6lieger auf entlegenem @ebiet cine
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iidt, tpie6er gu Sen fron3oiiiden
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fommon6o Saltenbo11ien bat Dem 9l-
ten fir Sen @erbalten cine beiono,re
@elobm1ng 5ufommen lailen un6 cine
offentlide Mnerfennung ausgeipro=
6en.
5aargemun6. - &iir5Ii9
fieI Der Is Sabre alte @pmnaiialt
@6uar6 Seller, 5obn 6es @ipiermei=
tiers Seller in @oargemiin6 Dom
&eubo6en nn6 tpa1r6e tootli9 per<
lebt.
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@ilbelms legte ser be1tide 8otfdaf<
ter am Gorge Ser Mutter 6es Srei~
BERN bon @oben6orf einen &ron3
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iden &uiierfrone geidmidt NOR.
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6e11ti6en Sel0beeres, iomie ale beim
t. un6 t. Mrmee=Sberfommon6o be-
ftn61iden 6eutiden Sffi5iere lieben
&tran5e 11ie6erlegen. - 9os @6rei=
BEN 6es Sberiten Nobl, in meldem
bas bel6enmitbige @orgeben 6eS
@iener acknowledgements $50. 1 10
riibmen6 6argeiteut m11r6e, fat 8ir-
germeiiter 81. @eisfirdner pie folgt
bea1ttmortet: uMit GROCER 6reuoe
babe i) aus Sbrem geiddbten S6rei=
ben sic S6il6erung 6eS @el6enm11=
ties gelel ent init peldem unlere @ie=
11er 2onomebr ii6 an ser groberung
2enlbergs betbeiligt bot. Sic gta6t
@ien lit itol3 ouf lire 90bre, un6
1tnbergeBlih perben 11ns @iener1t
sic faiierliden @orte bleiben, Sic
11a6 ser ginnabme bon 9e1nberg 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-16

mobner boz, 2ed)brud 5el1gt mieber 6ie
auf Mnreglng bes @otben &reu5es
bon odt bieiigen @iirgerstodtern bors
genommene &~m1siammlu1ng. sic er.
CAB 6ie betrGdtIi9e Summe bon 260
Wff. @etpiB cine idone 2eiihnng, tuenm
man be6ertft, 6oB tags 5nbor 400
Mf. fit bie Snbalioenfiriorge unb
bier @od)en porber fir sic Sinter,
bliebenenfiirlorge 500 @f. ~gefpen6et
mur6en.
@Irttemberg.
Murin9en. = Dieier Gage
tpa1roe in Ser @ruft auf benz bieiigen
tatboliiden Grieobofe sic in Stntt,
gart %ber1torbene Sreifrau @ilbelmine
&oroline b. Miind, geb. 6reiin S6er'
tel b. 8urtenbod, beigeiebt. Die Ser
itorbene lit 6ie Ml1tter 6es in Ser
Nabe bon Berlin leben6en 5rbrn.
Oscar b. Miinh ouf S~obenmiibrin-
gen. NuBer elmer @n5obl a6eliger
Damen tpar a116 6rbr. b. @o6emtls
mn6 6rbr. b. &abeler CUR 8eer6ig1tng
eridienen. @roB mar sic 8etbeili,
gung Ser @intpobner iotpie aus ben
Ma9bargemein6en, beion6ers bon
miiblen. Sn Ser @apele mar sic
@eide m%1fgebabrt. @farrer @gen bon
Miiblen itan6 Ser 9eidenfeter Dor
un6 bieIt sic ergretfen6e @rabre6e.
@1o9ingen. - Mel1li9 itarb
bier sic dlte1te Sra11 ser @emein6e,
Bra1t @aufmann @ottlieb Senne,
@ittpe, int 81. 2ebenSiabr;; sic Ser
blidene tpar Bis 5ulebt forperltd un6
namentlt@ geiitig iebr frti@ un6 rii-
itig; ibrer rngebeudelten Maditen=
liebe tpegetr tpar iie ougemein gea6tet
un6 beliebt. Gie alteite 5rauens-
perfon lit nun Sral1lein Marie
g6leider, felt Sabr5ebnten cine tn
time Sreun6in ser gntldlafenen.
8rar &enne NOR gebirtig aug Berg
Stl1ttgart, Srdulein 9dleider aus
9t1tttgart; eritere felt mebr o1s go,
lebtere felt mebr a1s so Sabren in
@1odJingen mobnbaft.
Baienfnrt. - &ir5lid fam
6as 2hiabrige Sobnden 6es Sefo<
nonen 8eiBenba6er inn @ofrm1m
1trter Sen gelo6enen @arbentpagen.
Sic &a6er gingen 6em &in6e iiber
sic 8rnlt, 70 baB Ser 500 alSbalo ein=
trot. 9ie 6omi1ie lit umio be6alt<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-16
Die alte beitnatb.
6annpber.

@orburg.-D as giierne @reu3
erbielten: lieutenant Ser &eierpe
@o6enpbul> 6el6mebeI Speemam,
unter 8eforoerung gum 6elomebel>
lieutenant, nnteroffi5ier Ser &el erbe
Munge, 8icefeloapebel Hetrol6fa, l1n=
teroffi5ier Cure un6 @efreiter 8loB
aus @arburg.
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gIbe BEL @orleben iin6 6ie 10 uno
81 Sabre often 6raulein @06ede uno
9iingefelo ertrunfen. = 8etm Sol5=
fabren fdlug zines Ser 8fer6e oes
3immermeiiters @ertb in Carton,
BOZ, Sen bielen Sniecten belaitigt, aus
uno trof SEN Mrbeiter Scatter 10 1n'
gliidlid, 6aB er bal6 6armuf ieinen
@eiit oufgab.
2mnebnrg. - Das gt1erne
Rren5 ertporb ii6 in Belgien Ser mo-
turtpiienidoftlide 2ebrer am bieli.
gen Sobanneum @rofeiior @bleni tie1.
aIs $n1ptmm1 in einem 2moiturm.
bataillon.
Du6erfo6t. = 9u1r9 cine e.
p%looirenoe @ranate @lin6gGnger)
Qet06tet tpur6e Der 18 Sabre alte
@obn &ermam bes @eridtSboll3ie=
hers @o6emeifter bon bier. Der
iunge Mann, Ser als @riegSfreipil.
Iiqer beim Gel6orttlerie-&egiment II
@u1ieI feline MnsbtIoungs5eit 6urd-
modte, botte fi@ nit mebrerer @a:
mera6en in ser Gaferne init benz &C.
fdyob beiddftigt, als 6iefes plobltd
erpIo6irte, 6en @o6emeiiter to6tetf
un6 mebrere @omero6en b%ertpunoete
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-16
@effaIen.

Ha6erborn. - Ser 81. So
ter Bapit 8ene6ift XIV. bat in leb<
Batter Sreu6e iiber sic umfaiien6e
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9eutidlan6s in Ho6erbort eingeri@-
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tpiir6igiten &errn 8iidof cine gol-
6ene Me6aiue, 6ie iein 8il6niB nn6
fem @appen 5eigt, gum @ei6enf ge=
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ren6en g@reiben fir Die iegenSreide
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ge1ten fiir5lth iiberian6t.
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gsadridten 8ufolge lit @rofeiior Ser
mann @ibbe bonn &%ealgpmnaIinm
in 2ippita6t gum Direftor 6es bieii=
gen @pmnaiiums ernannt mor6en.
@r 1T an IL. Sanrar 1865 gebore11,
ltebt Iomit i'm 81. 2ebensiabre.
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slug. trat in Mrnsberg cine @oli5ei~
peroron11ng in &raft, nod Der Die
@erfaufer bon Morftpaaren aa1f benz
@o6enmorfte in Mrnsberg ote @reiie
6ieier @ooren 6urd einer gut leg
barren Mnidlog an Der @erfaufsitene
befannt gu geben boben. $obere als
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qenommen tper6en. - Ser Mrbeitge-
b~erberban6 0berrrbr IN Mrnsberg
bat in feiner &auptberf ammlung et11'
thinning bei6loiien, Der itaatlider-
feits gepIanten Giirforge 6er &riegs'
beidG6igter feline bolle Meitnrbett 3l'
gemdbren. ST lit 6abon nber8ea1gt,
6oB feline Mitglie6er Die mitteB Der
fortgefdrittenen mobernen Ortbopa-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-16

2innid. = Dag giierne are,13
erbielt Der &riegSfreipiQige @efreiter
&einridy griidmam I'M Yionier! @atI.
81, Sobn bes Senrinarlebrers 8rid-
mann bon bier.
6eFen.Makam.
GaiieI.- Die erlten mirfli9en
42.getm. -@ra>1aten IN Gaiiel per-
Sen, tpie mir erfabren, in Ser uMus-
iteuung fir @ertuunoeten uno &ran-
fenfiirlorge int &rieee," sic int 2on.
6esmul eum am1 @ilbelmsboben-BIa
er0ffnet >puroe, gu ieben iein. @ir
lino iber5ea1gt, 6ab iebr biele bieie
erlte @elegenbeit benuben mer6en, iid
sic @ei6oiie Ser %pielgenanrtten &C.
idiibe ar5uieben> Die gum S6reden
.un1erer 6ein6e g%etpor6en ii,16. Mud
cine @eibe gr0Berer> bisber nod nidt
peroffentlid)ter M11fnabmen bon fein6=
li6en Sorts, 6ie sic fiirdterlide @ir-
flung Ser @ei6oiie nit ein6ringli@er
Deutlidteit 5eiger, iin6 6anf Dem
gntgegenfommen Ser 6irma @rupp
uno ser @enebmigung 6ur9 6as
&riegsmini1teri11m> in Ser Musitel-
lung gu beii9tigen. - Hrd@tige &C.
genitii&e gu 6ieiem &fmtttel 6es
6eI6beeres bilben 6ie beiben foitba-
rem Mo6eQe 6eutider @roBfampf-
1diffe, sic 6oS @ei9smorinemt ser
Mus1teuung iiberlaiien bat.
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n perfanrnneIten

Sen in S9onbrunn b%erfammelten
Gauienoen BON Seiner Maieitat ge-
fproden tp11r6en, melde Die Gapfer-
felt Ser @iener Iruppen IN 6er M1er,
gnaoigiten @eife berborboben. Sd
begliiduunide Gle, febr geebrter
@err Sberit, 3u Ser 5ugung, folde
Manner 81 befeb1igen, un6 gu BEN
grfolgen, 6ie sic nit Der 8iener
2an6pebr erfdmpfen tonnten. Sic
@iener freuen ii6 6es @agenblids,
Der, 10 @ott miu, nod fiegreidem
gn6e 6eS &rieges unfere bel6enmu<
tbigen @iener So1baten mie6er in
uniere Mitte fiibrt. 8is 6abin i6ibe
un6 idirme fie ser Mqmddtige int
Jeloe un6 fegne a11d tpeiter lire 8af=
fen."
sdmei3.
Gent. - @eit elmer Meibe bon
Sabren tpar 6ie @ta6t @enf @egen.
ltan6 bon B%or6erungen feitens 6es
fran30iii6en Giscns, Ser sic @e8ab-
lung Ser Mutationsgebiibr aus Dem
Mi~Qionenbermddtnib 6es 1873 Der
itorbenen &er5ogs bon 8%raunidmeig
Goes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" Ger unber=
beiratbet in @enf Iebte) for6erte.
SSebt lift Elm @erglei@ gu ftanoe ge-
fommen; CT be6arf n11r nod Der &o=
tificirung 6urd Sic 5u%itdn6igen 8e=
BORDEN bon @enf unb bon 6ranf=
reid.
3lri4. - 0os u@t. Golfer
Iagblatt" mel6et: Gin 0omberr on
ser aatbeorale bon 2ugano, Ser NIT
bem Mailan6er &lerus in 8e5iebnn=
gen ftebt, bot bon 5%uberldfiiger seitc
sic Madridt erbolten, 6aB sic itolie=
niiden @eiammtperIulte in BEN 5pei
Monaten 6es Selo5uges' on Sooten,
@ermunoeten un6 @ermiBten 1907
900 Monn betragen. - Sic ita1ieni=
ide Gen urbebor6e fat perfiigt, bab
3eitungen 6es fein0lide1 un0 nen=
trolen 9(uslanbes in Sta1ien 1u1r nod
eingefibrt mer6en 6iirfen, menn Die
geniur in SEN @ren5ii6ergabeitellen
p~oliiert baben. Sic italieniide Soft
beb0roe lebnt in 3af11nft o11d fir
i3eitungen bes ne1trolen Muslanoes
Sic @orontie fir cine g%eforoerung
an Sic MoreIioten in Stalien ab.
Mbpnrirt vii Den uNprDltern."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-16
RIA
Fur Sauglinge und Kinder
IN cEBRAUCHSEITM EHRALS 30JAHREA
Inner nit der II -
Unts 7es &XHAZzzSw
SIocnburA.

S16enburg. Ser Gro ber=
5og fat BEL ieinem N11fentbolt olf
oem 0ltliden &~riegsi6m1plab au6
eine Gerpun6eten iud)e nit Sen Gu
n%itdtsbun6en elmer Gonitatsfompag=
ME nah %beenoigter 59laht ntitge=
nrodt, nno Big fief IN Sic geadt bin=
ein Ser Sude beigelpobnt. Sic Ga
nitatsbunoe ser &ompagnie fon6en
BET 6iel er gltde inn boben @etreioe
Elm groBe Mn5abl Ger>pun6eter, 3d.
runter o1tb Sloenburger, Sic iid be-
1on6ers freltten, 0aB lie aus ibrer &C.
f1brliden Sage bon SEN &nn6en int
8eiiein un6 nit l111tul tiitung 0es
0%rpbber5ogS befreit ml1roer.
&arlsrube. - @ier lit Ser
per0iente @oritan6 6es Sltng1iberalen
&erei1ts, No1tlefretar ST. Werfel,
ber16ie6e11. = &iir5lid entitan6 IN
oem biitorii6 merfpiir6igen ioge=
n~a11nten @otteso1ter gdloB ont 911r-
lader Gbor ein 8ron6, Ser ie6od ais
bolo gel0idt mer6en fonnte. Mbge-
branrt lit MIR Sic aus So15 nit Me=
notwithstanding %beltebenoe 5piebel=
formige Eburmfuppe. Ser S6aoen
lit gering.
&ei6eIberg. = Ser bteitgen
&rimiralpoli5et gelang es, cine iie=
benfopfige 3iebesbon6e 6tngfeit gu
mode11> Ser iiber so idapere gtn=
Bride CUR 2alt geIegt mer6en. Sic
@eieuidpnft bate lt6 bel einer 6rau,
sic ibr freieS 9ogiS geudbrte, et11ge=
mietbet un6 nnternabm bon ibrer
&aubburg aus sic Streif5ige in Sic
@to6t nr6 6eren l1mgebung, mo tie
Defenders Sog6 auf Gels ur6 2e<
bensmittel mo6te.
8aDern.
so iin6en.- Sos grgebniB 6es
Miindener 0pfertages 0irfte erit in
einigen Sagen ent6giilttg feititeben.
Die 3abIung 6es Srboltes Ser 600
Grandchildren Ser Strobemi amm=
lung nto ser in Sen @ammeliteaen
6es @otben @reu5es beniiBten @om=
melbidien miro bon ser 8aperiiden
@on6elsbmtf beiorgt. Sin 6ieie @te4e
tp11r6en o11@ sic BEL Ser Expedition
Ser rMiin@. Meltei It. @odr." biSber
eingelanfenen Spfertagsipen6en nit
etpu 10000 sc. u1t6 ferter 815 so.
ols @reebniB bon @penoem, Sic beim
O~rtslammelfomite bes &otben &reu<
5es bier einbe3oblt tua1r6en, abgelie=
fert. Die a1s 8apern enhancement
Madridten 1afien erfennen, baB ser
0pfertag in i@0ner @inmiitbigfeit at
einer @eibe bon 0rtet audi nit groB<
3iigiger @orbereitl1ng un6 baterlan=
6ifder 6eier begangen uur6e. Mon
fam pobI ornebmen, bab ortd bas
@n6ergebniB ser Samm1unge1t, tpena
es ii9 einigermoBer iiberbltfen laBt,
6em groBen 3med %entlprefen miro.
@amberg. - @ine &eibe bon
Observation-Disclosures 6er umge-
gen6 faber fid peramlaBt, infolge bes
81tnebmens bon G1l1rfrebelr 6os 8e.
trete1 Der GeI6er nno @ege ibrer sc.
mein6efIur nod oem Mben6gebetldl1-
TEN 3u berbieten uno 8utptoerbmb.
l1ngert gege,t 6ieies @ebot 3ar 9n-
5eige at bringer. - Dte Smmlung
fit sic friegsgefangenen Dettiden
i'm Muslonoe, sic fiir5Ii4 1T BEN To-
tboIifden @irden unferer @r36io3eie
borgenommen tp1trbe, ergub Ben Sc.
trng bon 6455 Mlarf.
2e9brud.- Bon SEM 0pfer.
finn 1,11n hpr Mpbefret0idfeit Ser Be.