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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-18
ATHLETES FOR FAIR
TRYOUT AT CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Feb. 16.-Chicaso will
be the scene OF tryouts for athletics
from the territory Of the Cenaral A. A.
U. who want 10 compete in the ma
tional events which are to be held dur
ing the summer at San Francisco in
connection with the sport features OF
tho Panama Pacific exposition This
was announced today by President
Charles Dean OF the Central A. A. y.
Track and field events. which will
attract the largest fields, will be held
here in July. with the finals at the
fair August 5-l2.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-18
SPANISH MINISTER TO HAVANA
Transfers From Battleship Delaware
lO Maria CrlStina

VERA CRUZ, Feb 16.-The Span
ish minister, who left Mexico City sew
oral days ago by order of General
Carranza, was transferred from the
United States battleship Delaware to
the steamer Maria Cristina today.
Soon atferward he departed for Ha-
vana. The transfer was made outside
the harbor.
The new German minister to Mexico
also was q passenger on the steamer
He is bound for Washington. He ar
rived recently from Germany and
went to Mexico City, but spent only
three days there.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-18
ARMY NAVY GAME
AT POLO GROUNDS

NEW YORK, Feb t6-All ar
rrEemouts We're completed hero to-
day t1 hold the Army Navy football
lum, Ut 1916 az the Polo grounds, the
uuwc Uf the New York National league
baseball club on November q.
Th. arrangements for the game
provide that West Point and An
nap1Is will divide $4,000 seats, while
.ur NaW York club will give $4,000
from ITS receipts to the Army and
>st. charitable institutions.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-18
DEGRADEs NATIONS DIGNITY
Flags Should Not BE Used as Drawing
Cards for Trade.

SAN FRANCISCO Feb. 1G.-Under
q precedent established by william
II. Seward in 1864 when he was Sec
retary Of state in Lincoln's cabinet,
william Matson, the Swedish consul
here protested to the police commits
sion today against the display Of the
Swedish flag in a water front saloon
as a bait for custom.
Secretary Seward protested against
similar misuse Of the American flag
In Rio De Janeiro. on the ground that
1t was degrading to the dignity Of the
nation and was sustained.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-18
EXAMINE ALL PRACTITIONERS.
Would See IR the Old Ones Had For
gotten All They Knew, Says Arnold

CHICAGO, Feb. 16-Laws that will
require intermittent medical eXaml-
nation even from practitioners Of
years standing were suggested in a
report at today's session of the con-
vention of the American Medical as
sociation.
at is difficult to raise the stand
ard of practitioners who have been
at work for many years." said Dr.
Horace d. Arnold of Harvard univer-
sity who read the report, "Yet these
doctors should be examined from
time to time to see IL they have for
gotten everything they knew or If
they are keeping up with the times"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-18
SMITH-MORRIS BOUT
AT TULSA POSSIBLE


That Tulsa Is TO be the scene OF
tine first big boxing match under the
pending legislative bin leRalilng the
game i'm Oklahoma Is the assurance
of Bu Mccartney, manager OF Carl
Morris. lie has Cancelled the engage
mcut between Morris and Guuboat
Smith at Joplin for February 22 and
will bring 1t to Tulsa ON that date
or soon after that II the bin passes
the state solous i'm time.
Morris has announced l0-round
bouts with Tom Mccain at Pitts
burgh ON March 10 and Jim Flynn
at Brooklyn at later date. as yet
not fixed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-18
RAILROADS AIDED
BY LEGISLATION

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 16.-Govern-
ment rate regulation has done bene-
flcent service in bringing about better
business practices and ethics which
the railroads themselves could not
have accomplished on account of the
pressure Of competition, VIM Sproule,
president of the Southern Pacific rail-
road, said in an address today before
ton.
Sproule said the general public had
the impression the railroads should
be punished for acts which were not
legal crimes in the earlier days in
which they were committed but
merely common business practices.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-18
$500, 900 IN CASH is MISSING.
Chas. T.. Walker Specifically Charged
With Larceny of $50 900.

BOSTON, Feb. ia discovery OF
an alleged shortage In the accounts OF
the New England Discount company
OF this city was followed tonight by
the arrest OF the treasurer. Charles
r.. Walker OF Newton. He was
charged specifically with the larceny
OF $4,000
Receivers appointed recently for
company reported that there was an
apparent deficit OF 100000 In cash
which had been paid in for stock.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-18
Abandon Minor League.

BALTIMORE, Feb. l6.--Jas a. Gil
more president Of the Federal league.
who passed through Baltimore to-
night on his way TO Pinehurst. n. c.,
announced that the proposition to
place minor league In New Eng
land had been temporarily abandoned.
Gilmore explained that several OF the
New England magnateS had decided
they would bc unable to back clubs at
this time because Of conditions IN tho
financial world.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-18
Time for Apology.

Contemplating the killing Of Amer
lean soldiers and citizens along the
Arizona border, the Americus Greeting
observes: "Forbearance Is a virtue;
but 1t would be a blessing II Uncle Sam
would kill about one thousand greas-
ers and then apologize"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-18
ExTERMINATE TO ERADICATE.
Death the Only Cure for Foot and
Mouth Disease Among Animals.

CHICAGO, Feb. 16.-Delegates to
the United States Live Stock Sanitary
association convention agreed today
that determination is the only solution
to the foot and mouth disease prob
lem. Speakers from Is states told of
the means utilized to wipe out the cpl
demlc in their localities.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-18
.LEAGUERS BEAT IT
TO THE SOUTHLAND


NEW YORK, Feb. 16.-Within
the ncNt three weeks more than 700
baseball players will he scattered
through the south and southwest
training for the annual pennant races
Of the National, American and Fed
eral leagues. with the gathering OF
veterans and recruits the baseball
situation viii pass through another
stage ~ the progress which marks
the annual seasons OF the national
sport Magnates league executives
and legal authorities will give way
TO tho player so far as popular in
terost is concerned ana the Coacher's s
cries silence the wrangling Of rival
combinations
While a majority OF the twenty
four clubs composing these three
leagues have selected their spring
training camps and set the dates for
the reporting OF players there is still
"A possibility that two or three may
alter their plans at the last moment.
As the lists stand at present, how
ever the south Atlantic states will
be the scene of the greatest activity.
Georgia viii quarter six clubs within
her borders while Florida will en-
tertain five. Texas has been named
by four clubs as the state wherein
10 prepare for the 1915 campaign.
Mississippi Arkansas and Virginia
claim two each while California,
cuba, Kentucky and North Carolina
will have at least one squad train
Ing within their boundaries during
the month Of March.
The list, arranged by leagues show
Ing the city or town whore the train
ing camp will he located and the
probable date for reporting, Is az
follows
club National League.
Boston ....... Macon, Ga, March I.
New Nor, Marlin Spgsu Tex March 1
ST. Louis CO.. Hot Wells Tex March /
Chicago ..,..,. Tampa. Fla, March |
brooklyn .... Daytouu, Fla, March |
Phil. ST. petcrsburg Fla, March 1
pittsbg. Dawson Sprgs, Ky. March 3
Hot Springs, Ark, March II
Cincinnati Alexandria, Va, March /
club American League.
Boston. Hot Springs. Ark, March s
phlladcl Jacksonville, T. , March I
Wash, Charlottcsviuo Va, March l
Detroit .GulfpOrt, Fla, Feb. q
~. Louis .... Houston. Tex. Feb. 2S
Chicago puso Roblos, cal, Feb. 10
New York Savannah, Ga, March I
Cleveland san Antonio, Tex, Feb 20
club Federal League.
indianapolis. ..Naldosta, Ga, Mch. @
Chicago do. Shreveport Miss, Mch. 2
baltimore.
Southern Pines, y. c., Mch. S
Buffalo Athens, Ca, Mich 10
Brooklyn Browns Wells, Miss Mch. 3
Kansas city. Brunswick, Ca, Mch. 6
Pittsburgh, Augusta, Ga, Mch 3
St Louis. ... Havana, cuba. Feb 2s
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-18
WASHINGTON FIRST
DEFEATS SEQUOYAH

Washington first team beat Sc
quoyah first team by the score Of lJ
tr s, and Scquoyah second won from
Washington second by the score OF
30 I'm two basketball games on Cen
tral High grounds yesterday afternoon.
The Lineup follows.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-18
or 10 Get Rendy.

CHICAGO, Feb. Ib.-The Chicago
American league baseball team left
Chicago tonight in a special train for
he training camp in Paso RObles. Cal.
Fifty-eight persons composed the
party
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-18
ALI In ISn.

Were any OF your clothes burned
in the fire?" asked the anxious friend.
NO" replied the young newspaper
house burned"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-18
WILLIAMS MAY Be
A FEATHER CHAMP
Starts by Beating His Flu
ture Trainer Out of 80
Cents as Newsie.
BY Hal SHERIDAN.

(Wfltten Tor the Onlted fIeSs')
NEW YORK, Feb. 16.-Kid Will
liams, tho little Baltimore Dame, on
whose blonde head rests the crown of
the bantamweights, is the most likely
boy In the game to take Johnny Kill
bane's featherweight laurels away
from him. That Is the concensus of
opinion among eastern sport writers
and critics who saw the Second edi-
ton OF Terry McGovern" slash Eddie
Wallace all to pieces several days ago.
Wallace was one Of the best bets in
the light class that Brooklyn had to
offer.
1t was the Kids first whirl at the
big fellows.
After the first two rounds, in which
he attempted to box without much
success, he came back to his natural
ripping, tearing slugging game and
had Wallace all but out when the
gong ended the battle. Wallace was
bleeding profusely; his midsection
looked like q beefsteak, and he was
all in.
Williams weighed in at 119 Sd
only two and quarter pounds away
from the featherweight limit. There
wasn't an ounce of fat on him, ac-
strong was evidenced by a glance at
Wallace after thirty minutes milling.
Opinions were frequently passed
around the ringside that If Kilbane
ever makes 122 for williams there
is an excellent prospect of the flstic
world seeing a new featherweight
champion.
Williams, by the way, is not Kid
Williams. When he was a kid hust-
ling papers around Baltimore he used
to answer to the name Of Jonathan
Gutenko. In his first fight he was
advised by a gun named Williams
and he adopted the monaker.
An interesting story is told of how
the Kid was discovered" Sammy
Harris, his manager, is credited with
it. 1t happened thusly:
One day when Harris came out OF
his fight club, the Kid was standing
on the corner with his papers. How
ever he wasn't "the Kid" then. Any
how, Harris bought a paper, giving
the Kid q half dollar. The Kid was
off like a shot and was around the
corner before Harris could say any
thing.
"I'll get you licked" yelled Harris,
who was really sore. So he sent a
messenger around to a place where
the newsles hung out, offering a
bout at the Eureka A. c.. for JON
athan Gutenko. Jonathan took
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-18

the law into effect. A secretary to
receive $1,000 annually Is provided
for the comm sglOn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-18

"Ill get you licked" yelled Harris,
who was really sore. So he sent a
messenger around to a place where
the newsies hung out, offering
bout at the Eureka A. C. for jon
athan Gutenko. Jonathan took
it and was pitted against one OF the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-18

G0UTa from TIUTd, STOTTe 3, IAudeT-
back 3, Hays t. Archer /. McDOrman
l. Willcrton T. Goals from foul,
Hays /.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-18
Second Team

GOaIs from fICId, Holt |, Branden-
berger t. Thompson /. Goals from
foul, Noble L.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-09
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8irfiamfeit. gls eriter Nfurrer Der
@en1ein6e bon ct. CLOUD lit Bater
Cornelius @ittmam1 81 per5eidmen,
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ltanb, 11n0 ser lid beute mod als SUI
bilarpriei ter in ser ct. SobnS @lbtei
ser 2ieGe un6 @erebrrng leiner &lo-
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1862 mltroe sic @en1ei1l6e bon Der
idieoenen @atres pom &loiter aus
perieBen. So6um iibernabm 9ater
Clemens Stnub sic 8ertpaltmng ser
@cnpein6e nno traf @orfebr11ngen, elm
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1868 >m1r6e Hater Meim1lf Stufen=
terlper 5u leirem Madfolger er-
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per, . g. g., fan1 inn Sabre 1861,
fl1r5 nad)6em er I'M 6en fl. Hrw1ter=
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Sc ct ais Efarrer ser u1tbef ledten
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ernannt uno
war Ser + ite mobnbafte Gfarrer. d.
ne 30gern legte er @o116 an SEN Sir
henbau un6 lieB mdt ab, bis Sos int
poiunte @ebdl16e fertig oaiton6. SIM
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cine 5meitagige 6air I'M @ourtbauie
beran italtet, an Ser ii6 gege1 500
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mobet iih ein &einertrag BON $500
fir SEN &irdenba1t ergab. @ereits
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Grace bott ct. Nal1l einfan0. sis
gum @inter tpor ser 8al1 gum Sc
fertig. Mm 10. De5ember
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-09

Jemeinoe, aber a1ld sic ser &atbe-
oral- dis Der G~o6tergemeinoe, Den
%S1tbeltag freasoig 5u be9eben in Sem
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! 5tuot ct. CLOUD elm Med)t baben, nmo
Dies aus 0um @rmnoe, meil Sic
umbefl. g1npfangnibfirde gar lpe=
lentlid sur NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
n1po oaoureb gum gmporbliiben Sic
Ter Sta6t ibren re6liden Sbeil BET
getragen bat, 6enn mie Dor so Sat-
rcn 10 lit es ia be1te nod Ser Sail,
oab ein gutter, triftiger .3l1>pads iid
oabit menbet hoo Sos 4reu5 @briiti
aufgepflan5t nn6 ein linn %piir6iges
@ottesbm1s 5ltr @erebrung 6es Ml<
lerb0diten 5ltrl telle lit. Cont freute
iid) gar5 ct. Glouo o1rgeiidts Ser
Some 6es goloene1r Sl1beltages, Sic
iiderli6 6aS @er5 zines ieSen gl1ten
@iirgers ser Staot ct. CLOUD er=
mairmte 1tn6 Sos elbe SIT mtfrihtigem
Gmf ifimmte, meil eS ibm perg0mt,
on 6em gol6enen Sltbeltage ser l1n=
befledtem gmpfangnibfirde iid BE-
tbeiligen un6 IN Sic Sagesfreltoen
einitimnen 81 f0nnen. Sci 6ieIer
golbenen Seitgelegenbeit ge5iemt es
lid tpobl, 6en 2elern uni eres Slot
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Mitglie0er Ser unbefl. gmpfdngmB=
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gig Sabre larger @elta116 oes inn SS1&=
belglan5e prange10en @ottesbmt1es
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ct. @Gol16 laiien iid Bis ouf 6os
SSabr 1852 51tridfubren; in ienem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-09

Ter @er5en, un6 10 perliefen Die
5tuei Sabre ieiner Mmtstbdtigfeit in
liiBem Grie6en. Sbm folgte in Der
seeliorge @oter MIpbo1rs &l1isle.
SIN Sabre 1876, ont 80. Mai, tpuroe
Mbt &11pert seioenbui9 als apoito-
liid)er &itar 6eS n0r6li6en Minneiota
in Der nnbefl. gmpfd1rgmibfirde fon=
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lie Stride GIT ieiner Erotatbeorule. Mm
Is. Sllni ertbeilte er 3lm erlten Scale
bier 6as FL. Saframent Ser Sirm1ng.
Stint "a. Sctober ~6eSielben SabreS
empfing Mbt Mlerius g6elbrod in Sic
fer Stride oie feierlide Mbtmeibe. N1r=
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ter MlpbonS einen Gerein our Inter
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Mamen st. Soiepb=&irdenoerein"
itrs 2eben trat. Nlnf i'm folgte als
Efarrer in 1877 Ser bo6tp. P. &c
perin @roB. Under ieiner Seeliorge
mq1roen 5tpei @loden fir Ste &irde
angeidafft uno bal6 nadber eine
Sburnnbr, 6ie no6 5ur Stltn6e 6ie
ein5ige Sbltrmubr in Ser Sta6t lit.
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Sbeil11rg Ser @ernein6e borgetnom<
me1t bebrfs @riinoung Ger &atbe6ral=
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&inoern @elegenbeit gum g9ulbefu9
ermogliden iolltem.
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&ater @regor Steil. l1nter ieimer
ltb iiber ieds5ebm. Sabre eri treden=
ben MmtSbermaltl1ng als 8farrer in
@lo116 tpurbe in 1898 6ie i6mmt=
lide Sdul6enlaft ser @emei16e ge=
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nusgemaH u1p6 NIT forbige11
@lasfenitern ber5iert. Sein @a11pt=
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-09

Soil 5ugetbeilt, Ser au6 Sen 0rga-
nilten6ienit un6 Die 9eitung Ser per=
idie6enen &irdend0re berliebt. Sci
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nnbefl. gmpfangniBgemein6e einen
arsge5eidmeten, CUR @erberrlidung
ser @ottesoienlte meiertlid beitra=
genoen @elang, Der ltreng na6 6en
Anor6nungen oes per1t 1. Fapltes Eius
X. uno m6 6urd6ringliher gnt=
pfeblung 6es jebt glorreid regiere1r=
SEN Nopltes 8eneoift XIV. ausge=
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geboben 81 meroen, Ser in ieinen Dor
5iigliden@etit1ngen mm1den @emein=
SEN in gr0Bern sta6ten als Muiter
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pfpblen merben fa1tn. Mud) lteht ba5
8ereinstpei en in ser @emeinoe in
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l1nbefl. gmpfangniBgemeinoe an III
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un6 i'm ga115en Noromaten geriibnrt
l1no geprieien 1peroen farn. Sic &C.
mein0e 5ablt gegen1partig gegen $50
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lid]e11 Nadridten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-09

grideine1l Sos er crit nody Dor ein
paar Iagen IN ltdere Muslidt geltelt
botte, nidt mad)elr fonnte. 2ielem
fiel Sic idJ1pierige Ma1fgabe 0eS 8oltes
0eS itattlid,en @ottesba1ies 511; er
nobl,r oieielbe, tuie1poM unter 6en
grobten Sdpmierigfeite11, lit l11rer=
idrode1rer @eiie in Mngriff nno
brodjte oielelbe sur Ireu0e Serer 5l1r
M%ole1ol1ng Sic be1te, ont Sltbel=
tage, Sos @al1s @ottes I'M goloenen
&ra115e itrableu ieberl, Ser 0emielben
5ur gr0bten 6reatoe aller, 0ie
oem Del on0ere11 Sbltte Ser
Natrp1ilr lr1terlteQt, am SUI
bildltmstoge beion6ere 9e0ettung,
belon6ern @ertb perleibt. Sur 8or=
bereitltng al1f 6iel er bebren SSl1beltog
erfreute iid 6ie allidbrli6 gebalte1e
9eope1te 6iesrnol elmer gong beionoe=
rem Sbeil1pabnre outs 6em @rnn6e,
meil 6as 6iesidbrige Natronsfeit alS
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m0bnliden @erebrl1ng Ser aQeri eligF
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al1f sos bobe Sltbelfeit porbereitten,
geood}ten 6abei iiderli6 ibrer lieben
&prfabren, 0ie Sen 8rrtn6i tein 51 6ie=
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un6 BEL ibrem Sdei6ert aus bieier
@elt cine m%obltb1en6e @enugtbutung
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MQdfommen Elm 8etbarS geidoffen
gu baben, bellen Seg1atngen unter
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&in6esfi16er in rei6lidem Mabe ii6
ergieBe11 mer6en. Gin groBes> Elm
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glie6er Ger l1nbefleften gmpfdngntB=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-09

@ennein6e gemonren, lit fir ferneres
@e6eiben oerlelben beltenS Gorge &C.
tragen.
Ms Miiiitenten 1pirften on Ser
l1nbefl. @mpfdngnibfirde 6ie bodap.
Eatres 8onifa5 Moa, SAUL &etten=
n1aier, Sloepbons Molitor, @eorg
5derer, SEQ @inter, @olfgang
5teinfogler, 6raneis Meridmann
u116 &ermarn @ergmann bon Ser slb
tel aus, Martin gdmitt, 2eonar6
&qps1rer, Meinra6 geifernra11n, @er=
ner @dneppenbeim, gugen Wor0e=
boff n1r6 als jetige M%liitenten ii1rb
mgeiteM Mlto @alter, ser iid I'M
Sos @erei1tspeien in Ser @emein6e
redt b%er6ienitboa mradt un0 Slide
bran6 gidboff, meldyer als Setter 6es
fatb. Clubs iid Ser ACKNOWLEDGMENT
SSltgen6 in erf reu1i6= mno erfolgrel=
dyer @eiie amimmt. Eater @in5ent
@diffrer, Elm Nionier 6es @eneoiffi=
ner=Oroens, genieBt inn Efarrbol1ie
ser l1nbel. gmpfangmbgemeinoe
tpoblperoiente &11be bon 6en pielen,
1tnidgliden Strapa5en 6enen bie al
tere1t Sr6ensprieiter in Stearns
County altsgelebt tparen. @on Sen
1rel1n @rieitern, sic aus Ser @emein=
6e berborgingem lin6 iedys &i110er Ser
u1tbefl. @mpfangmbgemein0e. Cine
groBe Mn5abl Sr6ensibmel tern fat
oie @emein6e ouf5utpeilen 6ie .tbeils
6em 8ene6ifti1er : Sr0en I'M ct. So
iepb, tbeils ienem IN 3a1lutb a1ge=
b0rerr. SSn Ser ct. Marienid1le Ser
@emein6e itn6 Elf Sdnpei tern als 9eb=
rerinmen tbatig, sic lid in Sen Under
ridt bon 1robe3u 600 &tn0ern tbei=
len. Die @efongsfloiien in Ser
Hfarridrtle iin6 6em &rof. gberboro
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-09
! zzs@z a1nhrtletkte Emptdngniaakirrl1 unh pfarrarhulr.

Sabre ertparb itd ser Mortpege Sle
8ergeion Observation-Disclosures a1f
ser Steue, tpo ii6 iebt oie StaM err
bebt. 5ebr bol6 lieB ii6 cine Mn=
5abl omerifaniider un6 6euti@er &n=
lie6ler bier 11ie6er un6 bal6 entitan6
Elm staotden, sos GIT Ser iboniten
&offmtngen bered)tigte. = Cine be-
oeutenoe Mn5abl 6ieler M%nfonmlinge
pore11 1e1t1de @atbolifen, ste 5ur
Guaranteeing beranlaBt m1r6en
0ur6 Ole IN 0itliden 8eitungen ber0f-
fentlidten 8riefe un6 Mrfrufe oes ie=
ligen Noter 8ier5, melder Oeitmei ota
in Sen id0nitem 5arben i6iloerte.
goter &ier5 tpar Ser erlfe &rieiter,
Der inn 8erei9e Ser iebigen @ren5e1t
BON ct. @lono 1pirfte. Sen @ottes=
oienit bielt P. @ier3 I'M Sal1ie Ell
mes gepiilen S. &eorgb nom Mai
1854 Bis Mpril 1866 u1u6 in Ser
Jolge beim Sobam Sd1parB, big Die
gemeoifti1rer fame1r. Spaterbin traf
er Mnitalten, Elm @otesbouS gu err
ridten, mo5n @err S. g. @ilion oas
notbige 2on6 idenfte. Gu goter
Eier5 beS boben MlterS tpegen Ser
9l11fgobe nidt mebr getpa6ien tpor,
Sob er ii6 %gen0tbigt, nad jiingeren
&r1ften l1midmt GIT balten. Mnf 1ein
8ertpen6en erbot 8ti6of @retin bom
lei. Mbte 8onifa5 8immer 8eneoif=
tirerpatres ours 1em ct. Since1t5
loiter in 8enniplpanien. Sic gdreS
sarten in Ser 5tpeiten Satlfte SeS Wai
1856 in Sa11f &upi6s at, MOO tie eine
5eiheioene 9og<&apelte nit einigem
Mobilior pprfon6en. sic beidlolien
ie6o6t ni@t in guuf &api6S GIT per=
6leiben, ion6ern a1f 6em a16ern nfer
6es Miiiiiiippi tbren 6auernoen
@obniib ouf3uidlagen. l~tnterbalb
st.. CLOUD tpare1 ibnen namlt6 2an-
oereien urngebotem morben nno 5tpor
os @eiderf; oafelbit tuurbe auf ei'