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Village Gossip
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away from Palisade, they are all
mighty glad to get back and unani-
mously vote this about as good a spot
as any.
Little Bill Crawford, seven months
old only, is as fine specimen of the
genus infant terrible (be sure to get
the French twang on that-ong-font
terreebleD as ever came down from
the skies. He has lovely, expressive
blue eyes, wonderful complexion,
and sufficient avoirdupois to indicate
that at dozen years his own father
wouldn't dare put the gloves on with
him. Bill is as amiable as he is
just Bill. He comes at the call as
readily as if his name meant his din
ner hour. The Palisade B. B. G. is
in need of catcher and Bill will soon
be coming along.
Marie and Helen Anderson are in
town for few weeks. What with
the Convent in winted and relatives
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of natural beauty.

of natural beauty.
Keep your eyes open for the doings
of the firm of Berkey & Brown. 1t
is rumored that they may resume
business this year.
-Whithersoever one goeth it is all
politics at this time.
The editor acknowledges pleasant
piscatorial reminder of a mess of
some fine sea-bass last week from
little Misses Viola and Eleanor Clip
pert, caught in Princess Bay by their
father, Mr.. George Gippert. They
were thoroughly enjoyed, thank you,
young ladies.
Leon Reuhmann has buckled down
to work like he intended to make a
man of himself.
The Decoudrays are building fine
stucco garage.
The Edgar Darbys have taken an
apartment in New York in upper
Broadway. Ed. says the firm of
Edgar Darby and father is doing
well.
Rain all last Saturday night and
nearly all day Sunday. Many auto
trips spoiled.
-Lucien P. Druck delights in walk
every Sunday morning and seldom
fails to take one.
Rev. Marshall Montgomery, OF
! Trinity Episcopal, is back from a
short vacation.
Eleanor Bsciou had a cowboy
horseback ride with movie actors
last Saturday.
Mr.. John Davidson, and Mrs.
Davidson, of New Orleans, were
guests this week of the Charles T.
Logans. Mr.. Davidson is brother
of Mrs. Logan. The Davidsons have
come up to pay their first visit to
John Davidson 3rd, of Bloomfield,
who was a Christmas gift last De-
cember to the John Davidson, juniors.
The Richard BENEFITS have been
having successful season in
Chicago.
-Bobbie Craymer has climbed Ton
que Mountain in his Overland. Few
people of brains have ever done that.
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Ciffside Park Notes.

Seymour N. Sears is touring New
Hampshire this week on business
trip.
Mrs. George Venables, of Oakdene
avenue, is spending the week at
Long Branch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Thayer are
at their cottage at Peconic, L. l., but
will return home on Labor Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Benda, of
Clark terrace, returned home this
week from a ten days auto tour
through the New England States.
The tour was supplemented by a
three day trip this week to Ausbury
Park.
Harry Lucht, of Fulton terrace,
who has been in Pottstown, Pa, for
several months on business will re-
turn to spend the holidays with his
parents.
The Civics Department of the Wo-
mans Club met on last Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. Wallace j. Nc
Donald to plan it's work for the COM
ing year.
Frank Key, of Caldwell, N. j., a
former resident of the borough was
caller in town on Tuesday and
visited many of his old acquaintances.
George Goelz the, West New York
contractor, has taken possession of
his new house on Columbia avenue.
Mrs. and Mrs. Richard Berls are
spending several days this week at
Ideal Beach, Keansburg.
Miss Hazel Ruiker and Paul Pou-
zenc were recently married by Re-
corder George Schultz of Fairview.
Mr.. Pouzenc is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Pouzenc of Walker and
Third streets. The couple were at
tended at the ceremony by Miss Mary
Pouzenc and Charles Anton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Kelly and
family returned to their home on
Palisade avenue after a two weeks
vacation spent in the Catskills. The
Kellys found it difficult to reach home
from the mountains owing to the many
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washouts caused by the big storms
of last week.
The Gratwood fremen are arrang-
ing for masquerade dance to be
given at the fire hall on Saturday
October 80.
The stork recently visited Grant
wood and presented Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Paulson of Oakdene avenue
with baby boy.
James DAWN of Riverview avenue
has become a member of the Wood
cliff Boat Club and is now one of its
crack oarsmen.
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Greater Roads.
Continued from page ~

Heights hill east of Gorge road, the
material from this cut being APP
piled to the fill on south Gorge road.
Gebhardt InterpOses Objections
Henry l.. Gebhardt objected to the
inclusion of Edgewater road in the
improvement, and said that he would
substitute the improvement of Oak
dene avenue therefore. He pointed
out that the Oakdene avenue APP
prroach was nearer to the Edgewater
ferry, and consequently more desir-
able.
Mr.. Gebhardt went on to say that
$4,000 was too much for the bor-
ough to shoulder at this time in view
of the coming tax bills.
Citizen Lehsten Searchingly
Incisive
Eric Lehsten then spoke: 81 am
opposed to this Edgewater road i'm
provement. For one thing, the cut
ting down of the grade east of Gorge
road would increase the danger from
accidents at the Gorge road inter
section" The speaker objected to
Jumping the roads. He said that
they would be done under at least
four separate contracts. Gorge road
should be done, yes. Most of our
supplies come that way. But Pail
SADIE avenue was foolish. The for
mer should not be tied up with the
others. At the council meeting
figures as high as $4,000 had been
mentioned. This was too much. "Mr.
Engineer" the speaker said; "what,
if any, of the road construction would
be left at the end of the thirty years
when the last bond was paid? ,a-
"How long would this last?"
"Ten to fifteen years."
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Two Games On
Labor Day PIN.

There will be great doings at the
Palisade Fairgrounds on Labor Day,
Sept 6.
Two games of baseball will be
played. The first will be between
the Married Men and Palisade B. B.
Club.
The second game will be between
the Arrows, of Palisades Park, and
the Palisade B. B. Club. Game called
at 80 sharp.
A record crowd should turn out.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04

nen6e 3igarre, 19leu0ert Bic @ranate.
un6 i'm nG9ften Mugenblid f41Ggt es
bumpf auf I'M @@ibengraben Der
6ran3pfen. @ein @@lo@truf i'm
Merfen lit: ,SeBt triegt ibr 8ufo."
(Buto, berberbt aus benz fran30iH4en
beuucpup, 1T allgemetnes @pra4gnt
in Ser Mrmee geporben).
Qadeno er3Gblt man i19 bon be-
fem vMnar9iften." Wte ieltiam ftt4t
bagegen bic folgenbe Mittetlung ab.
5iinf5ig Mster uno nGber am 5etnbe
6arf natiirlih in Der 9untelbeit fetn
2i9t1dimmer ii9 mebr 3etgen. I'm
fer rMnar6tft" miro ertappt, mte ct
in fetnem Inter tanbe etne Serge anz
5inbet. rMenf@, ftnb Sic BENIN pl0b<
Ii6 perriidt geporben9" 16reit i'm
Elm 8orgeiebter an. Ser 8ombenz
tperfer perfu@t ourG9 cine umgeitulpte
3igorrenfifte iid etne gebdmpfte 2i&t=
quene gu periaaffen. @teoer pirb er
argepftffen. Na@ etniger Metle erz
tldrte er: rGnti4ulbigen sic, Bite,
sic boben redt. Mber es ptrb iebt
10 fritz bunfel, uno i9 bin gep0bnt,
ieben Mbeno aug oem @ebetbu9e at
beten. 9a5u par tb beute nod ni@t
gefommen."
Ser Marn, Der fait in bemielben
M!emaude 70 r1prben unb beter far1
intere1iierte midi. Mm fplgenben Mpr=
gen treffe i9 i'm. Sin @eit4t BON
fin6li9er 6armloftgfett ftroblt MIR
entgegen 79a1tbaft lG9e1n feline
Muger. MaN bunbert @ranaten bat
er fdon gemorf fen. Sd glaube, ct bat
Elm 6er3 tpet6 mte Elm Mutterber3; i'm
5rieben tpirbe er feinen Regentpurm
obne @emtFensbtfe 5ertreten f0nnen.
@r fprt9t mir BON feinem Rol1ez
gen. sic ino regelmdbtg 3ufammen,
tpenr1 3nei en- Der 6anogranate arbeiz
ten miifen. Der tit au@ 8ergmann,
aber aus Dem rbetni1@=meffdltf4en
Rpblengebiete. Mu9 bter Elm @eft@t
bon tbptfdz6euti@er @utmiittgfett.
Muf meine 8ttte 3eigte er mir sic @ruz
raten.
@tpos fpebmiitig betradte i4 bic
3pei 6elben. 9ret beuti9e &ameraz
ben liegen nod unbeerbigt 5m'f@en
Sen feinblt9en @rdben. Sb nt@t
einn1al cine fran3Dff@e &ugel au@
bie1e beiben nit ibren brennenben 81
garren binitreden miro? Sc pdre
f9abe UNI biele pra@tgeftalten. Ser
trauen mir: n9em Muttgen bi1ft
Soft"
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Nmr meittr lernem!

Gus @enf nirb gefdrieben: proz
feFor Mnbler bat in ber Sorbonne
fetne 8orleiung uber bic beut14e
@prudt unb 2iteratur tpteber aufgez
romme1. Ct batte als Sbema Die po<
lttii9en Sbee11 beg mpbernen Deuti4z
lanb gemGblt uno fibrte aus, Ser urz
erb0rte Mufl@mung Deutf@lanos babe
biefes ielbit berauf4t uno es f4liebz
1t& In ben ieBigen @eltfrieg sefa9rt.
Na9 biefem 8ortrug begaben lid
eintge 90rer gu Mnbler, UNI tbm, mie
bas pariier r%SSournal1 er5ablt, Die
Grage bor3ulegen, ob lie ~iberboupt
nod bos @tubtum Der beutfden
@pra@e fortieBen fol1en. rMebr dig
ie," lautete sic Mntpprt. Tranfreih
babe ra9 Dem Rrteg 6ie Senbung BEG
@pangeliiten gu erfiinen, 3uerft i'm
@l1ab unb in 2otbrtngen, oenn in
biefem mieber fran3Dfii9 %gefporbenen
2onbe mIRe man gu ben 8auern nod
einige Sabre lang in beiben @pra&en
reben. O Damn aber au4 IN gan5
Deutf9lanb, I'm es NIT ben ~frun56ftz
i9en Sbeen gu bur4trdnfen unb Tim
ste 2tebe flr Jrantrei4 bei5ubrtngen;
oesbnb fet es gerobe ieBt FIR bic
6ranaofen be{onbers n6tig. bentf@ ~
lerner.
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Citation for Hearing on Petition for
Probate of Will.
/D.,;o- ~ 1OOcN

(ReV1S1On OF lSVo)
No. 4849.
Estate of Jacob Dandy, Deceased.
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Jacob
Dandy, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the allowance and
probate of the will of said decedent:
The petition of Edward Doerner be-
ing duly filed in this court, represent
ing that Jacob Dandy. then a resi-
dent of the County Of Stearns, State
Of Minnesota, died on the Goth day OF
February, 1915, leaving a last will and
testament which is presented to his
court with said petition, and praying
that said instrument be allowed as
the last will and testament Of said de-
cedent, and that letters testamentary
be issued thereon to him the said
Edward Doerner.
Now Therefore, you, and each Of you,
are hereby cited and required to show
cause, if any you have, before his
court, at the Probate Court Rooms In
the Court House, in the City OF st.
Cloud, County of Stearns, State OF
Minnesota, on the
26th DAY OF MARCH, 1915,
at 9 o'clock A. NJ, why the prayer
of said petition should not be granted.
Witness the Honorable ]. B. Hfmsl,
Judge of said Court, and the seal OF
said court. this oath day of February,
1915.
(SeaD ]. B. HlMSL,
mar4-11-1S Judge.
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Order Limiting Time to File Claims
and for Hearing Thereon.
(Revision nf 1Q06)
No. 1927.

lReV1S1On OF 1906
No. 1927.
Estate of Peter Hansen, Deceased.
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate Of Peter
Hansen, Decedent.
Letters testamentary this day hav-
ing been granted to Mary Hansen.
It 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 Goth DAY OF AUGUST,
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 February 18th, 1915.
(SeaD ]. B. HIMSL,
Probate Judge.
f~eb1S-25-4
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Oederreidjs T6roner6e.
Or betudbte ppr turaern bic bent.
fdbeu 8unoe8Aenpfen.


Wie Der 3ufa1 bo4 man4mal iein
Spiel treibt! Dor etnem Sabre nod
lebte @r5ber5og aarl Tran3 Soiepb in
filler 3uridge3osenbeit une niemanb
bdtte es ii9 i'm Sraum einfaQen lafen,
Dob er jemals Mnparti&aft auf bic
Dfterrei&ii@e 8bronfolge baben tpurbe.
Da tam Der blutige Sag BON Seraz
ietpo, an benz Der Dorausi t9tll9e
Sbronfulger uno befen @attia bon
M0rberhanb fielen.
9ie1e 8luttat, bic ben 5unten CAB
an benz fi4 Der fur@tbare meltenz
branb ent3unoete, griff audi genaltz
fam in bas 2eben oes iungen @r5berz
3ogs &arl 5ran5 Sofepb unb oranste
tbn, Der fir ein 2eben bes 5riebens
beitimmt gu fem 1@ten, aus ieiner
8abn uno mari tbn mitten binetn IN
bic Mufregungen unb Mnftrengungen
feiner neuen, perantnortli4en @telz
lung.
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"Mnm6ifem."
sie perfeu tire 8omben aber rar IN
teinbli4e S9lbengraben.

@s lit Elm grauer Nopembermorger,
Der Mebe1 pant f9mer uno mufftg bin
unb FER. Strides Sageslt@t permif4t
ii9 aumdbli9 nit ben Ne6elmolfen.
Sd beiteige bas pferb, rette erft I'M
Srab, bann als Ser bolpertge Mrgonz
nentpalo fommt, i'm @@rttt.
@s 1T beute morgen 3iemlt@ rubig,
Elm MrtiQerieoueQ gebt iiber meinen
&opf bintpeg. Gnbli@ bin i@ beim
Regiments itanbe. !9ter ntnmt MIDI
Elm @olbat, BON ben broben Weitfalen
elmer Ser brapiten, in @mpfang, UNI
MIDI in bic @4uBensrdben leines &ez
giments gu geletten. @inige 5lintenz
tugeln tlatf@ten in sic bena@barten
8dume, 3pet @ranaten i@lagen peit
abpdrts Elm. Metn 8egleiter f@ldgt
nun einen tleinen Srab bor, unb f4on
fpringt er in ben @@ubengraben binz
Elm, Sd iaufs nod unb 5erreiBe mo-
tiir1i@ in metner ungei@tdli@teit ben
Selepbonbrabt. Man min fi4 gu
eirem 9onnerpetter ani@tden, 6o@
als mon fiebt, bab Ser Sci itlide lie be-
iud9en min, erfldren ote 2eute, es
made ni4ts aus.
Das 8et9tb0ren muB am anbern
5age fortgeIebt perben; bas Regtment
bot felt benz Mus5ug feline @elegenbet
nebr gum 8ei9ten gebabt. Sd frie&e
in sic @rbb0ble zines Rompagniefubz
rers binein; mir btlben etne Mbenbgez
ieuf@aft gu flint Mann. 9te Sc
pebre ftnb urtunterbro4en IN Sdttgz
feit, @ranaten beulen bispetlen, baz
anif4sn tnattert Elm Mai@tnengez
tpebr, Elm @pmpbonie BON eigenartiger
@4Dnbeit. plDBli4 Elm, 5pei, bret
u~nbetar1nte Muff4ldge-etn miitenbes
fran3Dfi9es @etpehrfnattern anttporz
tet. rMbn," fagt man la4en6, runz
iere Bombentperfer finb on Der Or
beit."
un6 nun folet bic Gr3dblurtg bon
benz beribmteften 8ombentperfe r Der
In o@t Sogen tpegen feiner Grfo1ge
bonn @efreiten gum @i5efelbpebel BE-
f0rbert unb NIT benz @tiernen Rreu3e
arsge3eidnet tpuroe. Gr 1T Berg
mann I'M aoblenrepier bon Saarbriifz
fen. Wenn es bunfel getporben 1T,
19pingt er fi9 fibn nit 9anbgranaz
ten iiber bic 8Df9ung bes @@uben<
grabens. Dos tpagen fe1bft bic pioz
11iere ni@t, sic fonit Sob un6 Seufel
i'm Mrgpnnenpalbe 1ieht fir9ten. sic
be1fen benz Regiment @ettenftollen an
Sen Teinb ber%angraben; fie finb
etpa fiinfun05pan5ig Meter BON benz
fran3Dff4en @dibengraben entfernt
unb merfen aus Der 9edung bic 9onbz
granoten. sic iinb film, aber nte
un1er r8ombentperfer" NIT Der @41euz
Ser fre@ i9 Dor ben Geino gu ftellen,
netn, bas pogen lie nt4t. Infer
Mor1 tuts. No@ mebr. Grf nimmt
er einige @tetnden nnb f1edert 6amtt
no9 benz feinbli9en @raben. St but
oie Gntfernung jebt I'M 9arbgelerf.
Mau@eno lift Ct aus benz @raben gez
itiegen. Nun rimmt er bic 9anbgraz
nate. bd1t bic 3inof@nur an bic brent
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Marten=@ale uno feline 8rauate.
ma@t. Mbgeleben BON ben 9onograz
1aten, bic Don tibnen @renootere1
nit ge19idtem 8urf in bic fetnblthe11
@rGben gefdleuoert perben uno bort
beim plaben grobe @erbeerungen an
ribten, boben iia bic 9eutiden eintz
ger neuer @rfinoungen beotent. Sic fid
gum Sell portrefflid bepdbrt baber1:
8eionbers ntrfun9spoa ertpies it4
Der ,Minenperfer,"' etne Derbdltnisz
mdBig fdpere @ranate, oie out tur3e
Gntfernung aus einem @epe6r gez
feuert beim grplobteren fur9tbare
Werbeerungen an3uri@ten Dermas. Die
britii@en Sruppen bebteuen fi@ feit
turaem ebenfans elmer Dirt @ranate,
bic bon einem !9errn Marten<9ale erz
funben tpurbe unb bic ii9 bei ben a1'
geftenten @eriuden gut betDdbrt babeu
fou.
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10 Gent yGasearets"
fir 2eber nnb Gtngeiuetoe.
6eilen frantes appfpeb, &artletbtgtett,
8ilipiitGt, fanren Magen, fdledbten
atheut - 3nder Gatartbie.

@1eidpiel pie idIe6t Cure 2eber, @a>
gen ODER gingetpeibe iinoi tpie ltart sler
aopftpeb lit, pie eleno Shr fi9lf onr9
0urtleibigteit. rnperoaulidtett, g1i1ol1fat
unb trdge ginsepeioe = Sbr betor1mn
tets 2inberung ourd @asearets. ste
reinieen uro regulieren ben Magen 1p>
fort, be1eitigen Sic Ioure, gdbre11oe std1>
runa unb fauIen 9aie; e%ntferner Die eg,
Iei7ipe @oIe bon Der 2eber Mno r1ebr1e11
oos unberbaute 3eus uno Gift bon Den
@ebdrmen unD Ben girgetpeioen fort.
Cine aebn Gent 59ahtel bon Current
sIpotheer miro Cure 2eber uro e1nge>
ueioe rein balten; ben Maaen ialb. Den
.@opf fIor uno 6ies nlf Ronate BIN.
sic arbeiten, tpdbreno Sbr f9laft.
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Neue )noromofe.
@irb ppn sen 8riten 9egeu oie
9eutid1en p%ertpeuoet.

SIN Dem gegenpdrttgen @0lfertrtege
1inb ni9t nur peri4ieDene Neubeiten
bon 8erni4tungsmaffen CUR @ertpenz
bung gebra4t, ion0ern au9 man4e
felt Sesabren ni9t mebr iblt@e @affen
nieber aufgenommen moroen, aaerz
bings 5umeiit in mobernii ierter Torm.
Gum erften Mul felt pielen Sabren
iino @ronoten pieber gu @bren gez
fommen. Die 9eutf4en baben in btez
fem Rriege beim @4iBengrabenfampf
bon @ranaten peri@ieoener 3ontrutz
ton ben ausgebebntei ten @ebrau4 gez
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Ser iunse prin3 bot ii@ ober als
Elm gon5er Mann ge3eigt. Sn pentz
gen Monaten lit CT UNI Diele Sabre gez
reift uno Der Grnft, nit benz er 1l@
in feline r1eue, perantportltde @te4ung
gefunber, bat linn oie 8epunoerurg
unb 2iebe fetner 5utunftigen nntertbaz
men %ertporben. Muf ieinem Dor furz
gem erfolgten 8efu4 in 9eutf4lanb
bat CT ebenfaQs etnen Gubert gInitiz
gen @tnbrud binterlahe en-.
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e ino1i@ If.

Batter: rWas gibts bier mas
bebeutet Der 2Grm2"
SONS (perddt1td): nM@, Der aar1
1T bonn @@autelpferb gefaaen-fo Elm
@onntagsreiter, 10 Elm traurtger!!"
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Muffaffun 9.

r@tKen sic idon2 Infer Treunb
@rauner 1T 10 taub, bab er taum FORT,
menn feline Trau NIT ibm fprt9t."
50, man@e Meni@en baber1
@liid!!"
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9affenb b.

sic: ,@as f@enten mir nur benz
Snfel our 9o45ett2A
@r: ,Mie pGr's NIT mem netter
2it0rferpice9 Sic ftnb betoe fir
Nippfa4en!!1
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eenator Duncan II. Jletdber.
6ab Die bon ibm i'm @end eingerei4te
@orlage taltgeftent Duroe. prdibent
Wil1on fat bic 9offnung aber INNER
nod ni9t a~ufgegeben, bab bic 8in
f9lieBli4 CUR Mnnabme gelangen
ipirb.
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fur frie0en.
8uuSeSieuatpr Xa Tplette befdr.
tpprtct eiue1t TrieoenStpn9rek.

Bunbes5enator HDberf Wt. Hd Job
lette BON Miseon1in sibt iih Der 9off<
r1ung bin, our9 bic Mbbaltung eires
BON Tim geplanten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
qreTes allen 9ifferen5en 5mif@en Sen
Natipnen Der groe Elm @nbe MAIDEN
unb einen o%auernoen @eltfrteoen ber=
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Sri. 3pialie Spne5.
5ebnt {i9 nod Mufregung tnteniiDerer
Dirt unb bot baber bei4lohen, 1th our
Rraftmagenfibrerin aus5ubtloen. @elo
bot tie ia genug, I'm etmatge @trafz
fummen be5ablen gu tDnner1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
Uer(orene mu6e.
eeuatpr Tlether uub feline faltge:
ffeute ShiTsanfaufbt4.

8unbesfenator Duncun u. Tletder
bon Tloriba, Der eifrtse 8efIrporter
BON prdiibent 8ilfons @@tffsanz
f%aufsplan, tit 1ebr enttduf4t bariiber,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-10-22
Deuil pour la Science

Paris. = LIE c6lebre entomolo-
giste j. Henri Fabre Went de-
mourir a Page avanc6 de 90 ans.
II naquit St Leon (Aveyron) en-
1923. II await pass6 sa vie labo-
rieuse dams sa studieuse retraite
de S6rignan, a quelques kilome-
tres d'Orange, dams le midi, au mi
lieu de ses humbles amis, les in
sectes quill conservait vivants ct
6tudiait 81 attentivement les
mmurs. LIE po6te Rostand pavait
surnomm6 le "Virgile" des insec-
tes ct toas les journaux de France
s'accordent a dire que c'est une
gloire rationale qui Went de Sc
teindre. II v6cut pauvre toute sa
vie, ct bien quill cut public une
foule d'ouvrages scientifques de
grande valeur, ce ne fut qu'en
avril 1890 que lie monde savant de
France songea q reconnna1tre sa
haute valeur, en- c6l6brant avec
6clat son jubil6. II y deux ans q
peine on await decide de de lui
clever de son vivant un monu-
ment a Avignon.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-10-22
Ma pas besoin de came.

Ma pas beSOln de came.
s.J'ai soixante.dix-huit ans" 6crit
M. J. B. Beaudry, 124 Culver
Street, Chippewa Falls, Wis, "et
j'6tais 81 fable que j'6tais oblige
d'avoir une came aim de pouvoir
me trainer dune place q une autre.
Depuis que j'ai pris du Novoro du
DR. Pierre, je men al plus besoin
quand je me promene. LIE Novorc
a etc un merveilleux fortifant dams
mon cas-, ct c'est grace a son usage
que je suis en- aussi bonne sante"
Dams la vieillesse, lorsque la san
t6 est naturellement dams son de-
clin, un remede doux mais vivi'
fiant devient une n6cessit6 actuelle
Des milliers de personnes ont trou-
We la sant6, la force ct le bien-etre
dams leur vieillesse, grace q Fem
ploi de ce v1eux remede herbeux le
Novoro du DR. Pierre.
Ce nest pas un remede de phar-
macie. Des agents sp6ciaux lie
fournissent directement du labora-
toire des lubricants, le DR. Peter
Fahrney & Sons Co., 1926 So.
Hoyne Ave., Chicago, Ill. Ann
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-10-22
Bureaux: 3O5 Avenue Centrale

''Mon 6ls 6t6 tue par l'ordre du
Kaiser. Je somme celui-ci de COM
paraftre avec moi devant lie tribu-
nal de Dieu pour r6pondre de la
mort de mon fills ct de tant d'autres
malheureux".
L'enquete fait voir qua un en-
droit la conduite de gaz dams une
des rues principales fut bris6e pax
pexplosion dune bombe.
Ailleurs, ce fut la conduite d'eau
qui Sc rompit.
Un garde-moteur, un conducteur
ct un constable special furent tues
par le meme pro]ectile tombant sur
Pautobus Oh lis Sc trouvaient.