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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-18
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Special Sale of Turkish Towels

These towels are c1assed is mill imperfectons having slight oil
stains o. trivial weaving defects OF course such towels are separated
from the perfect goods and in the course of time a large accumulation
results. One of the big Philadelphia mills sold us its entire lot this
week. Understand the quality, looks or servceabiity OF the towels Is
not affected in the least. These good values offered
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-18
Dress Linens of Finest QUALITY

The nos representative showing of dress linens to be found in the CITY is br
all our linens and these qualities aeH the finest obtnabhe All the desired STYLES f.
handkerchief weaves to the popular coarse Ramies.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-01
AMERICAN SHIP LOST

Washington, Sept SO.--The Amer.
lean sailing ship Vincent was blown
up by mine off Cape Orliff, on the
White Sea coast of Russia, near Ar
changed, on Sept. 81, and is total
loss, according to messages received
at the State Department today from
American Ambassador Marye at Pet
rograd and the Consul General at Ar.
changel. Captain Amberman and
three other men were injured and
were taken to the naval hospital at
Archangel the rest of the crew were
uninjured. The messages did not
state whether the Vincent struck a
mine that had become detached or
ran too close to one of the Russian
mine fields.
The Vincent was a freighter of
1,904 gross and 1,766 net tons, and
was built in 1894. Until recently she
flew the British flag and was owned
by Charles Edgar Kelley. Under the
act of Congress of Aug 1914, which
admits foreign built vessels to Amer
lean registry under certain conditions
the Vincent was sold to Harris, Irby
& Vose of New York, and was by
them transferred to the American
flag.
This is the fourth ship in which Mr..
Harris and Mr.. lrby We're interested
that has been lost .since'the outbreak
of the war in Europe. Two others
were lost off the Dutch coast by strik
ing Mines and the fourth, the Leela-
nav, was struck by German subma-
rine on July 20 last off the Orkney Is
lands while bound from .Archangel
for Belfast with cargo of flax, listed
as contraband by the Germans.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-01

man advised me to try Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound and got a
bottle. | felt better the next month so
l took three more bottles of it and got
well so | could work all the time. /
hope every woman who suffers like did
will try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. Mrs. P. w. I4ANsENG, Box
8, Allyn, Wash.
Why will women continue to suffer day
in and day out or drag out sickly, half
hearted existence, missing three fourths
of the JOY of living, when they can find
health in Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound?
For thirty years it has been the stand
ard remedy for female ills, and has re-
stored the health of thousands of women
who have been troubled with such all
ments as displacements, inflammation,
liberation, tumors, Irregularities, etc.
II you want special advice write to
Lydia L. Pinkham Medicine Co. Conf
dentiaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
be opened, read and answered by a
woman and held in strict confidence.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-01
THE EVENING BANNER
BENNINGTON VERMONT
Friday, October I, 1915.
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News or the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Mrs. e. c. Bennett is visiting her
son, Harry A. Mattison of Rutland
At Noveck's just received a large
shipment of ladies' and misses coats,
$3.50 up. Adv
At Noveck's, agents for the cele-
brated Emerson and Beacon shoes for
men. ADV.
Look! Wait for the band fair
Three joyous nights at Library hall,
Oct %, 90 and 30th. 93t2
At Noveck's Friday and Saturday
prices will be reduced on all new
ladies and misses fall and winter
suits, $1,000 up. Adv.
Harry p. Burt of Philadelphia and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred d. Burt of Pitts
field were called here by the death
of Mrs. Charles L. Burt.
Mrs. Mary E. Gerety and family
have closed the Merrill cottage at
Old Bennington and have returned to
their home in New York.
At Noveck's large size blankets
soc. up, comforts $1.0O up. ADV.
At Novecks, Queen Quality shoes
in many different styles, cloth and
kid tops III all feathers, $3.50 up
wards. ADV.
On account of having made other
arrangements Bennington Council,
Knights of Columbus will not move
to their new rooms on Main street
this week and the meeting of the
council this evening will not be held
in the new rooms as was at first plan
ned, but will be held in the council
rooms in the Academy building, as
usual.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-01
PENNANTSARE WON
WORLD SE2IES|S
UNDER WAY
Detroit's Defeat Yesterday Gave
Red Sox Victory
BOSTON VERSUS PHILADELPHIA
Boston's Big Park Is Ready and
PhiIadeIPhia's Park Is To Be
Enlarged.
BOSTON VERSUS PHILADELPHIA

Boston, Sept 30-There was only a
ripple Of interest in this city today
when word came of Detroit's defeat,
and the subsequent clinching OF the
American league championship by
the Red Sox. The outcome of the pen
nant race had been regarded as a
foregone conclusion ever since the
Tigers were routed in the last three
games of the sensational series here
two weeks ago.
The Red Sox players learned of the
accomplishment of their desires las
they boarded train for Washington.
During the afternoon they had watch
ed the Philadelphia Nationals, their
rivals in the world series competi-
ton, which begins next week, in ac-
ton against the Braves,
With the exception of Capt. Barry,
the Red Sox will present full strength
in the remaining league games. Barry
whose coming from the Athletics in
midseason has generally been regard
ed as the deciding factor in Boston's
success was left to maintain watch
on the play of the Phillies. A car
buncle which had troubled him has
already healed.
Philadelphia, Sept 30--Plans for
the fifth worlds series of baseball
games in Philadelphia in six years
were put in operation today. With
the winning of the National champ
ionship at Boston by the Philadelphia
club large number of carpenters be-
gan the work of building extra
boxes and beacher seats in the Ma
tional League park. The plans call
for the erection of about 2300 seats
which vii increase the capacity to a
little more than 20,Ooo.
Applications for tickets to the Sc
ries. which began to flow into the
clubs offices some time ago, .contin-
lie to pour in by every ! mail, but
nothing will be done with them I'm.
til after the NationaI Commission
meets in New York SATURDAY and fix
es the date for the beginning of the
big games. Unless the commission
shall rule otherwise the price of
tickets will be 81 to So. The bleach
er seats will be 81, grandstand seats
81 and So and box seats SIS each.
Purchasers viii be compelled to buy
tickets for three games, as was the
custom in the world series of 1918
and 1914. 1t is said the applications
for seats already exceed the capacity
of the park
Arrangements are also under way
for the first of the inevitable ban.
quets that follow the winning of a
pennant. Philadelphia supporters of
the Phillies have arranged to tender
the team dinner Oct. 16. In add. |
ton, the players will be given a
warm welcome when they arrive
home from Boston
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-01
IN SUCH PAIN
WOMAN CRIED.
Suffered Everything UntilRe-
stored to Health by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound.
Florence, So. Dakota. --"I used to be
very sick every month with bearing

down pain S a nd
backache, an d h a d
h e ad a che a good
deal of the time and
very little appetite.
The pains were so
bad that l used to
sit right down on the
floor and cry, be-
cause it hurt me so
and / could not do
any work at those
times. An old wo-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-01
DUMBA ON THE WAY
Gets Safe Conduct and viii Leave
Oct 5

Oct. 5
Washington, Sept. 30--Sr Cecil
Spring Rice, the British ambassador,
personally delivered 70 acting Secre-
tary Polk at the state department to.
day a safe conduct under which DR..
Dumba. the Austrian ambassador, will
return to Vienna, The department
asked for the safe conduct, some days
ago when Dr.. Dumba telegraphed
from Lenox, Mass, that he had been
ordered home and requested that ar
rangements for his safe passage be
made, DR., Dumba expects to sail
from New York October 81 sBebEs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-17

bafiir at 1timmen, 6aB sic 5taats-
.tonnette ale bier Sabre abgebalten
lperoen %lolle11, onitatt mte Bis ieBt ale
3mei Sabre.
&o6e It r. Sn Ser @ei9afts-
litlng oeS bier lebte @ode gebalte=
nert Enlightenment bielt Dr. Geo. 6.
Mrmltrong aus Mortreal, Ser Grali=
bent 6eS @erbanbes, feline Sabresam=
iprade. Aben6s fa1l6en &linifen I'M
Mapo-&oipitaI itatt. Die reuen Be-
mnten beS &erbanoS iin0: @raii6ent:
Or. &obert 6. 2eoonta bon Nbila-
6elpbia; @i3epr6ii6enten: Or. ST. 6.
@iblon bon Seem Sort nn6 Nrdibal6
Mc9aren bon ct. @a1l; 5efretdr:
Or. Sobn $. @ibbon bon Hbila6el-
pbia; &ecor6er: 81. Sobn 8innie
BON Santos @itp; @habmeiiter: ST.
ST. s. Hed bon gtetp Sort. Die nad-
lte @eriammlung miro i'm Mai 1916
in @oibineton gebalten mer6en.
8roiner6.-Da s neueit tie Yoit=
amt in @rom @ing County lit nod
6emHrdii6enten @ilfon benannt mor~
6en. IS. 8. &itt 1T Ser @oitmeiiter.
= 8irgermetlter @eiie unter5eidme-
tie sic @eror6m1ng, 6ur@ 6ie Ser
Mimreiota Gelepbone &c., elmer
3peiggeieuidaft Ser SrilState Sc
lepbone 60. ser @ei@dftsbetrieb in
6ieier @to6t geitattet miro. Die Sc
leui9aft 1pir6 ser Mortbmei tern Sc
lepbone So. &onfnrren5 MAIDEN.
Garrington. - g. @nggren,
@eibaftSfiibrer ser @tar Gelepbone
&c., un6 6re6. @mitb itieben beim
gingange 6es Mntlers Sort ant 800
rion 9afe NIT ibren M11tumobilen 3u=
iammen; 6es eriteren Maidine iiber=
1dlug iid, un6 bei6e @erren trugen
id1pere 8erleBungen 6abon.
@a6ena. = @ie fir @o6ena
County 10 mar fir Ole Counties
Meefer, Scope, MoriboM, &ennington,
@rigbt, Sig @tone ser lebte @ontag
ein ge1palttg trodener Sag, 6em bel
Ser in ienen Counties gebalte1en
@abl errangen Die vErodenen" Mber
sic uNal1en sic Sberban6, in Meefer
County NIT Ser nin3i9en @ebrbeit
BON 20 gtimmen> mdbren6 in $50
6ena County Die Mebrbeit 141, in
@rigbt County gegen 500, IN Hen<
nington County 113 betrug. Sic Mn=
5abl Ser ~troden" gelegten Counties
inn @taate bot iebt 6ie 3abl 80 err
rei9t.
Mnitin. = Noli5ei6ef S. 20.
@alt nr6 Sdnbmann Mrt. Game m11r-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-17
Sberaeridt belt6tigt, inbem es fiji,

Sbergeridt beitdtigt, in6em es fir
Med)t erfonnte bab sic Greet Mor-
tbern SEN Sonntagsperfebr 3lpilden
9n1l11tb u11b @ra>1o @orfs ein5ultel-
len nidt bere6tigt iei rno nidt per-
pflidtet mer6en fonne, an Sonntag
2otol5itge perfebren 5n lallen.
Mimneapo1is. - SS>p elmer
IN ser Staats11niper iitat ant Sreitag
gebalteiren Sabresperiammll111g 6es
Stoatsperban6es ser 3abn6r5te tpur-
Sen bon peridieoenen beoeuter6en
0oftoren bes StoateS midtige un6
intereiiaute @ortrage gebalten. Die
Ooftoren S. %. 9mens nn6 Mar 6.
grnlt bon ct. Saul mltr6en gum
Er1lioenten reip. Sefretdr oes Ser
banoes ertpdblt. Sir sic bel ser
Staatsbeb0r6e fir &riifnng bon
3abndr5ten be1tebe116e @afan3 lit Dr.
%. 9. SSames bon Tracp oem @ou<
pernerr 3ur grnenu1ng empfoblen
mor1en.
SEEM II M. - M11f oem 5u0lften
Sabresfonpente beS Staatsperbon6eS
ser fatboliiden S0riter tpatr6e Tori-
bol1lt als nddite &onbentsitaM erfo-
rem. Die @abl Der 8eantten batte
%folgen0es grgebniB: g. s. @artin
BON Gatlutb, Gblf @anger; sc. g.
Mabon bon @inlte6 @i5e<Gbief @an=
ger; @eorg @. @temper bon ct.
Saul, Sefretdr; $. bon ser @eper
BON ct. Saul, @6abmeiiter; @atb.
Gimoniti6 BON Moorbea6, ST. 81.
@mitb bon @ino1ra, Soiepb Sdulte
bon Minneapolis, Sobn @r11ti9 bon
Mpon ur6 S. g. Graft bon Seem lt1m
ml1r6en in Ben @ermaltungsratb &C.
mabf. 9elegaten gum S%nternotiona~
len &onpente, Ser I'M Mugr11t in Bro~
m6ence> 81. 8. itattfin6et: Sobn 81.
Minebetpsfi, @inona; bodhp. $. Col
Inns Brownsville; @eorg Graft,
Sbanboe;; @b. g. @eper, Manfato;
Gbri1t. 6ilaen, it,, Seem l1lm; 6. 6.
&olors, Sc @l1etr Centre; IS. 81.
Smith> 6ariba1lt; S. 8. S'Gonnea,
ct. Ebomos; Geo. 80. Stenger,
Matb. @aut, Soiepb @elbmam, alle
BON ct. Saul; @eter 5ourneue,
@bite 8ear; 81. 8. 2ennon Sranf
&appalion, Minneapolis; @eorg
Geering, ct. Glou6; 81. sc. l1te6t,
&i@mon0; q. 8. @lenger, Mlbanp;
&ep. S. S. @eorgen, 6airfor; g. $.
Martin, 9u1utb; s.. s. @1t1ipm,
Moorbea6; Matb, Sasper, ct. Sci
6ael. Muf 6em &onpent mrr6e be-
idlo1ien, auf Dem acknowledgements
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-17

ben bon BEN @robgei9tporenen BON
Moper County u1lter sic Mnflage
Der grpreiiung III folgen6en Sallen
geitelt: $3.50 bon Scarf &rebGe
aus Mnltin, berbaftet am "a. Sctober
1914 mno $3.50 BON @eorg 8roit
aus Seem &to11, Sotpa, berbaftet
an 4. Sult 1913. @ei6e erflaren
iib fir ni6t iduloig.
Go1eraine.- Sim 6reitag bat
@oltperne11r &ammon0 bier a1f Der
@%eriammlung oeS Moro=M imeiota=
neutrality-suspicious., Ser al1b Sic
&eilegeiellidaft bonn genotoren BEL
mobnte, cine Mnfprade gebalten, sic
bon ben Ser mmelten nit groBem
8eifaa aufgenommen mur6e. Maz
mentli6 tparer eS Die 2an6ro6un=
gen, iiber sic iid Ser @ortperne11r
berbreitete: Durdfibr11ng im Cont
traftmege o6er 5toatsbeibIlfe fir
M1iieoler nnb mies 6abei m1f sic
@idtgfeit zines 9uten Straben+
un6 @egennebes BIN. Ger @nttpid
l1ngsberba6 bel6loB sic erlte @a=
tional= Maisi@ou> sic bonn 1. Bis 81.
3e5ember in ct. @auI obgebolten
mer6en miro, 1oh &raften 5n for
bern. D1r@ 6ie1 e @eran1toltung ion
6os Maismpflan5en ermutbigt per=
Sen, u16 es mer6en 1913 2tebeSbeder
I'M @ertbe bon $4,000 bertbeilt mer=
Sen. @%eion6ern Mnf1ang fin6et beim
@erbon6e Ser @ebanfe eines &noben=
Maisbmt @ettbetperbs. Ole Sena=
loren beli6tigten sic @r5tpai 6an1oge
Ser SIiper Mini11g 60. un6 nod 6em
@en6elIen fan6 cine @ootfnbrt onf
6em Gee itatt.
5ergus Sails. - S1orim,
ser @obn 6es @to6tratbsmitglie6es
8uuier berlor elm M11ge, ols linn
benin Gii6en Ser Mngelbafen in 6as=
1elbe 0ra1g.
@imona. = Ser Musfl11gs6am=
pier 6rontenac lit in boiler 6abrt
om Som1tag nod 3 ubr nod]mittags
gegen eiren Bfeiler Ser giienbabn=
briide Ser Burlington 8abn geronmt
un6 %imnerbalb 5meier Minuten' ge=
iu11fen. @ie 611rb Elm @un6er fam
1iema16 babel rn1s 2eben. Ml1e bier
gig &oiiagiere, 6ie iid CUR 3eit an
8or6 befa1r6e11, fo1rten NIT Ser 8e=:
man1rung in 8oten gerettet mer6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-17
9as 2anbmirtbidaftlide 0eparte.

9as 2anbtpirtbidaftlide 0eparte.
met1t in @aibington felt in ieinem
nit bent 1. sunni obidliebenoen
Saateni tan6sberidte cine duberit
giinitige grnte, nomentlid) fir 8ei.
sen, in Ausiidt. Ser @eridt 1T bon
1,nt 10 groberer geoeutung> ols Die
Sd)aturgen 81 oieier 8eit oes Sab.
res mebr iino als fadmdnniidc
Ml1tbmablngen, 3l,1nal ia in einet1
4beile oer 8ei3er5one Die grttc be.
reits i'm @anqe lit. % iotpeit CT.
iidtlid bic iibrigen Griid)tc ser Sci.
Der eitten eleid g1,ten ertrag Der.
ipreden, 70 fann iornit Elm a1,beror.
oertlid rcidcr grnteiegcn crbofit
tpcr6en. Sc liegt allf Ser Sono, oai
cs an Mbiatnroelid)fcit fir oieien rel.
d)en Seoen nidt feblen tpiro> io,pobl
1T unfcrem ciger,en 2anoe, tpie a,ld)
iiderIi6 i'm @uslanoe. gs lit baber
cine quite @runolaoe fir cine ourd)-
aus gciunoe @eitaItung unierer
'pirtbfdaftliden Gcrbdltniiie gctpdbr.
nno Der @unid beredtiet, odb
audi Die gro6e Maiie beg a,ncrifani.
fd)en @olfcs 6ieies reiden Scgcns,
Der inn bon elmer oiitiaen Mat,,r be.
>poroen lit, ~tDcilbaftig >per.
ben m6ge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-17

bergeiteut tper6en, gu 6e11en sic @rer
Carpet 60. 6as %bearbeitete Material
liefert. Sic Sabrif bat idon mebre<
re Sabre IN @lenoala, 8. s., beitan<
Sen. ga ober CUR 6abrifation Sic
gr5eugnilie Ser GREY 60. u1n1mgang-
lib notbme110ig iino, 10 bat Sic &C.
lellidoft beldlolien, tint Sic l1nfolten
5lt perringerm> bierber gu. 5ieben. Die
Jabrif miro einen Bo0enranm bon
$4,000 SUP be0efen, 200 2eltten
Mrbeit geben un0 iabr1id ungefabr
100000 an @ebdltern ausbe5oblen.
DuIutb. - 1ie itaatlid)e giien=
babn- nn6. 9agerbouS : &omn1iliion
bat fem geiebli6eS &ebt> Spnntags=
oien1te auf Sen 2irien 6ie1es StaateS
an5uor6nen. 3ieIeS l1rtbeil bat 0aS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-17
Kinder Scrre.en
MACH FLETCHER'S
ca 8 OR
Nprb=0afptn.

5aro.- M11tp1lte bon Morooa=
fota mer6en bie @erfaiiungsmdBig=
felt 6es Minneiotaer County . Sp=
tionsgeiebes anfedten. Sizes lit Sic
6olge Ser fir5li6en uGrodenlegu11g"
ser @ren3=G G1op un6 @olf
in Minneiota. @s miro bebanptet,
6ab 6er @emein0etpeien in Mtmr1e>
iota> 90 iie 6l1r@ SEN @taot lire Bret-
briefe erbalten, audi 6as n1rbeItreit=
bare &e6t 3uitebe> ole lire inneren
Angelegenbeiten iclblt gu regeln, tpo>
5u o116 6ie gntf@et6ung iiber ben
@erfa11f geiitiger @etrdnfe geb0re.
@abpeton.-@ ie bieiigen ct.
Sobannes @emei1e6e miro Elm 11eres
@dtpeiternbn1s erri9ten. - esSr Sent
foI pur6e Die 1e1te ct. Sobonnes,
Stride DEM 9ienite 6es &errn &c.
tpeibt.
8ismorf = @er Is Sabre al,
tie @ilb. ginit tuur6e BEL 2eitb 1T
6ieiem 5toote bon einem 3uge iiber,
fobren un6 ouf ser Stelle getootet. -
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fat
sic ouf lebensldnglide 8uhtba1,s,
Itrofe 6es tpegen ,@or6es berurtbeil.
ten otto @eberg in Is Sabre umges
tpnn6elt.
@anfinion.- MGuber erbe11.
teten aus Dem 2ooer 6es gIi Sci EN-,
berg @ooren i'm @ertbe bon iiber
$500.
@ron6Gorfs. - Gin idtperer
Sroit fat SOS @eo-6l1B~Ebol un6 6as
tpeitlide Minneiota in LETTER Gon'
neritagnadt beimgeiudt anb AT
Mais, &artoffeln> @obnen, Somaten
ur6 an6eren @emiiie1t beoel1tenoem
Sdo6en orgeridtet.
Bismard. - Ser 11elte 9arif
fir Sen transport bon 8rmunfoblen
innerboIb oes Gtoates lit in &roft
getreter. IS eriebt Ben %bisberigen,
melder pom 0bergeri@t a1s gu nie'
brig eradtet tp11r6e, INT sic Soften
6es Eronsports GIT 6eden. Ser nelte
Sarif lit ettpa 40 @ro5ent b0ber.
g6ge1ep.- Gos @in6 6es Gle.
poares Mrtbnr 2eonar6 aus SnQer'
tom tpur6e 6a611rd] getootet, 6aB Elm
Motorro6, auf sos es flettern tpollte,
un1fieI un6 Elm Nollter 6em an oett
8o6en feitgeflemmten &inoe 10 a11f
@,tn6 un6 Scale fiel, oab es er'
itidte.
Stanley. - Mls ein bon Dem
Efarrer Sobn Mriena1tlt bon Der bic
'iigen fotboliiden Stride g%elenfter
&rofhpagen bon Ser StraBe tn Dem
@raben nbglitt, >uur6e ser bierldbrt'
&c @rneit GILES %get06tet> mabreno
51pei ott6ere @1ieoer ser 6amtlte GIL
Les erbeblibe @erletunger oabontr11-
gen.
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Illus dem nordwtften

ct. NauI. = Ser ct. @a11ler
9%lbpron1ng sum- &ongrelie Ser Sea-
tior1olen Sfotliga bon Mor6!Mmeri=
ia in Neoria, ST., lit es gell1ngen,
sic @obl sic er Sta6t alS Srt fir 6ie
Soglt1g Des nd9ltjabrigen &ol1grel=
les SIT erreifeu. = SSn naditer 3eit
>piro in oieler Stc6t cine M0belfa=
BRIT er0ffret peroer, Sic iiber 200
2eltte bel6aftigen miro. Sic Sabrtf
miro ols Nobmoterial Elm Hrairie-
grob benuten, bas nun in Min1eiota
11ne @iseoniin ma61t. Sc mer6e1
aus 6ielem Muterial @artemobel
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-17
NiIi1ie QInfGne.

@ern SIR ei1en biIioien Mnfoll
babt> berfeblt Cure 2eber, ibre Stunt.
ttonen gu berridten. SIR tper6et
bortleibig. Die @abrunG, 6ie Str
gu gub nebn1t, gdbrt III gurem Mo.
gen, anitott Dab iie per6mlt. ga.
6ur9 miro ser Magen ent3iin6et un6
peruriodt l1ebelfeit, grbreden uno
Elm 'ihrecflides 0opfueb. Mebmt
@bamberloin's Iablctte. Sic >per.
Sen Cure 2eber fraftigen, guren
@ogen reinigen u11o Str tper6et bal6
10 geiun6 iein tpie lie. sic foiten MIR
einen @iertel. gu fa1,fen in &enrp's
Corner Drug Store. - Nn3.
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Su1.0afpta.

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l1mgegen6 lag Ser Sdnee ant @ons
tagmorgen bier Big a9t 8ol bod.
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idtperer, 3tpolftiin6iger &egen tpar
6em 111,ertporteten SdneefaQ pora11s,
gega11gen.
siour Sails. - 2ouiie, 6as
Is @onote alte 90dterd)e,t Der So
Sreo. @ottsIeben itiir3te beint
in einen @aiiertrog un6 er.
trarrf. - Sir oieie Stoot itcbt ein
,1elcs Tbeatergcbd1.oe in M1lsiidt>
6eiien 4oiteniiberiblag $4,000 be.
traget foll.
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26. Sunni miro bier Der Sabresforlr
bent bes Stoatsperbanos Der 9an.
Tiers bon Siio6afota gebalten.
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miro 6icie Staot ant 30. sy,ni
feline @aittpirtbidoften fdlicben mill.
fen. Nadoem oas @eridt 6ur6 6a.
Defenders beauftraote Perionea
Die grobc Mnsobl ser 1T Brage idtue.
benoen Stimm3ettel gepriift battcm,
entid)ieo e. oab 1908 8eriotlen fir
un6 1917 Neriollen gegen oen @cr'
bon geiiti9en @etranten &c.
iti,nmt batten; oaB alio sic ~Trotfe.
men" gauge 11ell,1 Stimn1e mebr als'
Die v9fallcn" er3iclt baben.
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Mniteauma oeboten

NUT1C1IWUN UtUUIeU
fir iold)e, tpelde i'm 2,lmber. @efddft
erfobr11ng baben 10 tpie aud fir
iold)e I'M glitter bon Is Bis 18 Sab.
re, lpelde iih III oieicm @eidaite
emporarbeiten madten. Ndbercs Bel
g. s. 9orenfemper,
81 =ba @pIben WoIIen. 81. 9.
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@iQie!

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itrahe init 8 3immern, @aHerleitmng
,no alien mooernem Ginridtuneer
biQia at berfamicm. @ilb. Mbels,
Melrpic, Winn. 31.ba
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6armanleibcn berIamot.

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Stearns County 6armen 5a 6 Ero.
gent Sntereiicn. M5obIung lie no6
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Motet ni6t an! pflegen sic @erliner
5u fa9en.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-11
SAFETY At SEA IS
DEMANDED IN NEW
AMERICAN MESSAGE
Rights of Humanity Real Issue
at Stake, Declares U. S.
RejOinder
PHRASEOLOGY IS FRIENDLY
President Gives Berlin Foreign
Office Little Chance to
Evade Question
PHYSIOLOGY IS FRIENDLY

Washington. June 11.-President
Wilson's note to Germany regarding
the sinking of the Lusitania, which
was made public last night, very
earnestly and very solemnly renews the
representations of it's (his) note trans
mitted to the Imperial Government on
the fifteenth of May, and relies in these
representations upon the principles of
humanity, the universally recognized
understandings of international law
and the ancient friendship of the Ger
man nation" The note follows:
Department of State,
Washington, June Q. 1915.
The Secretary of State ad interim to
the Am erican Ambassador at Berlin:
You are instructed to deliver tex
tually the following note to the Min
lister of Foreign Affairs:
In compliance with your Excel
lency's request, | did not fail to trans
nit to my Government Immediately
upon their receipt your note of May
2S, in reply to my note of May Is, and
your supplementary note of June /,
setting forth the conclusions so far
reached by the Imperial German Gov
ernment concerning the attacks on the
American steamers Cushing and
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