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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-12-23
PERSONAL.

Hollis Cobb of Putney was in town
yesterday.
A. B. Clapp has returned from New
York, where he had been on business.
Miss Gertrude Plum1ner came home
yesterday from Radcliffe for a 10 day s
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Aiken of Orange.
Mass, viii spend Christmas with Fred
Betterley.
j. NJ. Morrison of ST. Adams, chief
engineer of the Central Vermont rail
road, was in town last night.
Miss Harriet E. Rallion left yester
day for her home in Norwich, Conn.
to spend the Christmas vacation.
Miss Mary Bane went Tuesday to
her home in Lewiston, Me-, to spend
the holidays with her parents.
w. E. Bartholomew returned yester
day from two-weeks' business trip tc.
New York for the S. A. Smith Mfg
Co.
Lawrence Putnam of Johnson, this
state, will visit his parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. Fred w. Putnam, over the holt
days.
Merrill Haskell and Philip Putnam
of Norwich university are at their
homes in town for the Christmas va
! cation.
| Mrs. E. j. Slocum of 10 Laurel stree
was taken i'll with pneumonia Sunday
| Mrs. Ernest Whitney is assisting in
caring for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Foster and 9th
ers of Leyden, Mass, were in town
Tuesday to attend the Chapman-Alex
ander meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Dyke and son
Milton, went to Concord, N. H., today
to spend Christmas with II. n. Dyke,
father of F. E. Dyke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell OF
Amherst, Mass, are expected tomorrow
to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w
G. Mitchell, a few days.
Laurance L. Brown, teacher in the
high school, went yesterday to Fall
River, Mass, to spend Christmas. From
there he Will go to Washington, D. c.
A. T. Bryant and family of George
vile, Conn, came Tuesday to spend
! the winter in Brattleboro. Mr.. Bryant
is brother of Mrs L. NJ. Wright O.
| Central street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Hawley and
daughter, Miss Jessie L. Hawley, will
go Friday to Holden, Mass, where the
viii be Christmas guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles T. Hawley.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-12-23

low settled in the passionate at Warner,
\. H., have applied for letters from
he Baptist church in this village in
order to join their church there.
The roll call of the Baptist church
md annual church meeting win be held
II the church Tuesday, Dee. %. A din
Ter will be served at noon in the yes
ry, to which all members and church
attendants are invited.
The annual Congregational church
meeting was held Monday evening and
shese officers elected: Moderator, DR.
E. l.. Osgood; clerk, T. T. Randall;
treasurer, Mrs. F. L. Osgood; auditor,
F. II. Allbee; prudential CON-, B. B.
Prentiss, o. B. Dauchy, c. S. Mills.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-12-23
BASEBALL WAR
COMES TO AN END
Federal League No More-Contract
Jumpers Reinstated-Two Major
League Clubs to Change Hands.

Probably the most disastrous war
that the baseball game has ever expe-
renced came to a close last night
at Cincinnati, o., when treaty of
peace between the Federal league and
both parties to the national baseball
agreement, better known as organized
baseball, was signed, whereby the Fed
eral league passes out of existence
Two major league clubs will change
hands as the result of the bringing
about Of peace ana two new faces VIII
be seen among major league magnates
in the future.
Charles Weeghman, who has been
president of the Chicago Federal
league club, will buy the controlling in
terest in the Chicago National league
team from Charles T. Taft of Cinein-
natl. Phil Ball and his associates, who
were connected with the st. Louis
Federal league team, gain control of
the st. Louis American league club
from Robert Hedges, Cal McDiamard
John Z. Bruce and others, who have
long been connected with major league
circles.
The agreement gives immunity to all
men who have jumped their contracts
from both the major and minor leagues
of organized baseball as well as all
other Federal league players. All Of
them have been reinstated or made
eligible to organized baseball
! That there will be a wild scramble
| for some few of the best Federal
league players was clearly indicated by
a provision in the treaty that the Fed
eral league as league and which, in
50 far as actual baseball playing is
concerned ceases to exist, will assume
all of the contracts of Federal league
players.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-12-23
PITTSBURG BANK
CLOSES IT'S DOORS
Has 41,0OO Children Among Depositors
State Officials to Wind UP
It's Affairs

PITTSBURG, Dec. 23.-Representa-
tives of the state board of banking
yesterday took charge Of the affairs of
the Pittsburg bank for savings, which
failed to open in the morning, and
every effort will be made to effect a liq-
uidation as soon as possible. G. H.
Getty, bank examiner, who was APP
pointed temporary receiver, has placed
accountants at work on the books, and
the investigation into the institution s
affairs viii be expedited.
Among the depositors of the bank
are 1900 school children, who had
$167 1868 on deposit. OF this num-
Der $4,000 were residents of Pittsburg,
while 5000 lived outside the city. BY
an agreement with the board of educa-
ton, banking collectors weekly visited
1872 city schools. The children brought
their coppers with them and the collec-
tors took them and gave credits in lit
tie bankbooks. These savings are I'M
secured.
The board of education had $20l ,66G
on deposit, but unlike the children,
had good security to cover possible
losses.
Small crowds collected at the en-
frances during the day, but there was
no excitement. Bank officials eX-
pressed the belief that a so per cent
dividend could be paid depositors with
in so days.
Bank Examiner Getty and Pres. E
w. Jones of the bank issued state
ments. Mr.. Getty said the officials
were not to blame for mismanagement
but were unable to unload old securi-
ties, despite efforts of stockholders and
directors to weather the storm. Mr..
Jones said he had increased the institu-
ton $ assets 100000 since July, 1913,
when a run which lasted three days oc-
Cured after the failure of j. S. W
S. Kuhn, inc.
The Pittsburg bank for savings was
chartered in 1862 with capital stock
of 100000 In 1901 it absorbed the
Real Estate savings bank, and in 1908
the capitalization was increased to
|$6OO,000 by a stock dividend from sur
plus.
Deposits on Sept. 10, 1915, were $10,-
945,713, according to the report made
to the banking commissioner, and the
surplus was $403,514
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-12-23
ELECT REEVES COLONEL.
President of Norwich at Head of Yer
mont National Guard.

MONTPELIER, Dee. 23.-Field off
GERS of the LIST Regiment, Vermont Ma
tional Guard, last night elected Capt.
Ira L. Reeves, Z. S. A, retired, re
Gently chosen president of Norwich
university, colonel of the regiment in
place of Capt. Herbert T. johnson O.
Bradford, resigned. Lieut.. Col. Fred B
Thomas was also candidate
Capt. Reeves, who was military in
struetor at the University of Vernon
until recently, has been connected with
the adjutant Generals office in an adj
visory capacity. He was with Gen
Shafter in Cuba and was wounded in
the Philippines.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-12-23
WEST DOVER.
Nine New Gases of Mumps.

Nine new cases of mumps had been
reported to health officer j. A. Davis
this week up to Tuesday noon. These
are Cecil and Albert Davis, Eliza,
Gladys and Cora Shippee, Mrs Orrin
Hescock, Gordon Davis, Mary Boyd
and Mrs. S. L. Hill. 1t is not expect
ed that the school will reopen until
after New Year s. Luella Davis, Leo
Beaulieu, Edith Bartlett, Hazel Ship
pee, Lawrence Davis, Ira Butterfeld,
Eva Morgan, Kenneth Jones, Mrs.
Walter Hescock, Levi Boyd, Ma
rion Hill, Bertha Hescock and Rosa
Butterfeld had been reported previ-
ously.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-12-23
EAST JAMAICA.

f. c. Clough Of Westmoreland, n. H.
was at Allen and Gleason s last week
c. w. Peirce and C. F. Gleason re-
turned home from Bellows Falls, Tues
day.
G. T. Moore of Jamaica has been
doing carpenter work at G. H. Glea-
son IS.
Miss Jessie O'Connor, teacher of the
River school, is boarding at R. Z. Rob
inson S.
Miss lola Gleason returned home
from her visit in Westminster West
Tuesday.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-12-23

reach $1,1SO, 600. 1t is figured that
100000 Americans are regular motor.
lists or passengers.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-12-23
MORE MEN THAN WOMEN
HAVE APPENDICITIS

Surgeons state men are slightly more
subject TO appendicitis than women.
Brattleboro people should know that a
few doses of simple buckthorn bark.
glycerine, etc, as mixed in Adler-i-ka.
often relieve or prevent appendicitis.
This mixture removes such surprising
foul matter that one spoonful relieves
almost any case constipation, sour
stomach or gas. The instant, easy action
of Adler-i-ka is surprising c. T. Thorn
as, druggist.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-12-23
GRAFTON.
Walker is i'll.

Mrs. L. A. Walker is i'll.
Henry Woolley died Monday night.
Miss Eva Wright is at home for two
weeks from her school in Boston.
Norman and Arthur Wright are
spending the holiday vacation at their
homes.
Miss Carfotta Lawrence is at home
for the holidays from her school in
Westminster West.
Cora and Sylvia Parker and Hazel
Treadwell are at their homes from Lee
land and Gray seminary for the
Christmas recess of two weeks.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-12-23
STRATTON.

Douglas Forester brought the skins
and heads of two bob cats to the town
clerk S office recently, to get the
bounty on them.
J. Damour of the firm of Wheeler &
Damour of Wilmington, is at E. A
Eddy's doing the plumbing for the
bathroom which Mr.. Eddy has put in.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-12-23

States the expenditures this year for
motorcars and supplies for them will
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-15

0rtmanrt einen 5tpar fdidtigen aber
angenebmen 8eiu@. - 81. S. Sd.
itein par @onntag bier gu @alte. -
6ra1 B. g. Sulipo1r meilt BEL ibren
in Chicago mobnen6en @ltern. -
Jrm1 Sbom. @arlin mar m1f einige
Gage BEL 6reun6innen in EDler gu
@olte. - Mnor. S. @ditein BON &lear
9afe 1pro6 0ienitog lebter @ode bier
Dor. Weag fem, ooB er ii6 6ieie On=
ldaft als finftiges @eim mablt.
2ittle Sails.
Der erit Dor f1r5em gegriin6ete
2ittle Salts Mntomobilflub miro inn
9aufe 6ieies Somers mebrere bun=
6ert DoGars fir StraBer- 1tro @e-
ge=@erbeiierungen in Morriion Count
tD pertpenben un6 ba bereits 6iesbe-
3iigli6e Arbeiten in Mngriff genom-
men. Ser &lub bat b1n6ert Mtt=
glie6er un6 marf Sic 5umme BON
$3.50 fir iol9e Mrbeiten in bteiem
5ommer aus; sic @ountp=@ommiiid=
re babem ii6 6aroufbin berett erflart,
cine ebenio groBe 5umme fir 6ieien
3tped be1er CUR @%erfig1ng 5u ltel=
len, 10 bab gan5 oniebnlide @erbei-
ier11nge1r 61r@gefubrt tuer6en fonnen.
Sim lebten Smitag lit, nad6em
bodtp'iter Msgr. @5. MageI &apIa1
See ct. @abrieIs &ospitals 6ert
@r11n6 fir Ben 8uu gelegnet batte,
Die Mrbeit an Dem rel1e11 @ospital,
meldes 6ie ebrm. Gran5tstaneridme=
itern 6teien CONNER bter erridten
1aiien> in angriff genommen tpor6en.
Sic mit 6em 8m1 6es 1elerr @ospi=
tolls perbun6enen Soften fin6 auf on=
nqbern6 $4,000 berednet. 9us
ner1e @eb6u6e miro itriff nod SEN
neuelten 8m1planen gebm1t un6 gang
MODERN etngeridtet mer6en. @n6rems
& @arris bon ct. 8all baber Sen
Blan fir SEN nea1en @ra@tbau ent=
tporfen un6 Die 6irma Sen5en & 60.
bon ct. Ba11l iin6 nit Ser Musfib=
r11ng 6es 8lames betrm1t mor6en.
@dbren1 ser @imtermonate bofft
man oos Snnere 6es Me11baues 5lr
@oQen6ung 5u b~ringen. Dtenitaga-
BEND fan6 bier I'M 8eiietn 6es Diitrift
9eputD Saul Mbles sic @infiibrung
Ser iiingit ertpdblten 8eamten Ser &.
6. 2oge itatt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-15
Citation for Hearing ON Final Account
and for Distribution.
Nh AQdQ

NU. 3O3Ss
Estate of Jacob Dandy, Deceaseu.
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 final account
and distribution of the estate OF said
decedent: The representative of the
above named decedent, having filed
in this Court his final account of the
administration of the estate of said
decedent, together with his petition
praying for the adjustment and al
lowance of said final account and for
distribution of the residue of said es-
tate to the person thereunto entitled.
Therefore, you, and each of you, are
hereby cited and required to show
cause, if any you have, before this
Court at the Probate Court Rooms il
the Court House in the City of st.
Cloud in the County of Stearns, State
of Minnesota, on the
80 9Th DAY OF AUGUST, 1915, =.
at 9 o'clock A. M. why said petition
should not be granted.
Witness, The Judge of said Cour+
and the Seal of said Court, this :"
day of July, 1915.
(SeaD ]. B. HIMSL.
Probate Juuse.
715-22-29.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-15
Weber Jewelry & Music
c Company.
Nd@tte Sbire sur YoHoTtee.
St. Cloud, Mimi.
Sic &rie9sIa9e.

(Sort1eBr1g bon 9ette ~
SSn @uli5ten mur6en inn @ebiet 6es
3lota 2ipa in 6en lebten &agen $3.50
ruiiii6e @efangene genommen.
sSr Der Ser5egotpina tpur6e gegen
Die Montenegriner BEL Srebinie bef=
tig mebrere Sage lang gefampf, hoo
BET montenegriniide Gruppen friiber
bon ibnen beiebten Stenungen mie=
oer5uerlangen neriudten. 9ie Mn-
greifer mur6en nod beftigen @dm-
pfen unter itarfen @erluiten 5uriid-
ge9lagen. Mebrere 0iterrei9iide
5lieger nabmen nit 8omben un6
neutrality-suspicious. erfolgrei9 an
Den @dmpfen tbeiI.
SIN @elten getuarne1 sic Deutden
int Sort bon Mpremont in Der Sc
genb Ser @aasb0ben BEL ct Meibiel
fron5oiiide Steuungen m1f cine
8reite bon $50 Dar6s BEL einem
Sturmangriff 11n6 mabten 300 @e=
fangene. Selbit &aris gibt Sen Ser
luit bon 700 Oar6s gu.
Die italienii@e Mngriffe fin6 nad)
Dem 1ebten 0iterrei@ii@en 5ieg 5um
Stf0itan6 gefommen. Sur perein5elt
mlr6em nod Ma6tangriffe umternom=
men, Die a1@ mie6er 5uriidgeldIoqen
mor6en iin6. Dus Mrtiueriefeuer lit
tbeilmeiie tpieoer aufgenommen NOR
Sen. Sci Ingriffen in &arntben bat
ten 6te Staliener tpie6erum ihmere
@erlnite.
Dte &irfen ioIen gegerr sic Britt.
1ben uno fran5oiiiden Gruppen a11f
@allipoli einen groBen un6 beftigen
Mngriff unternommen boben, ser
ober bon ben @%Iliierten 8uriidgei@la-
gen luor6en fem ion. Ser turfiidye
8eri&t bieriber bleibt ab5uparte11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-15
Order Limiting Time to File Claims
and for Hearing Thereon.
RevjsiOn IF 1QOel e.

(Rev1slOn OF 1860
No. 1879.
Estate of Mary Jonas, Deceased.
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Mar,
Jonas, Decedent.
Letters of Administration this day
having been granted to Math. Jonas;
It is Ordered, that the time within
which all creditors of the abov-
named decedent may present .e..
against his estate in this court, be
and the same hereby is, limited tt
six months from and after the dat.
hereof, and that
FRIDAY, THE 21st DAY OF
JANUARY,
1916, at 9 o'clock A. M, in the Probat
Court Rooms at the Court House a
the City of st. Cloud in said County
be, and the same hereby is fixed an
appointed Is the time and place TO
hearing upon and the examination, ad
justment and allowance of such claim
as shall be presented within the tim
aforesaid. i
Let notice hereof be given by tn
publication of this order in "De
Nordstern" as provided by law
Dated July 14th, 1915. |
(Seal) J.. B. HIMs4 |
715-22-29 Probate Judg
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Cute @eleaenbeit

Cine 154 Mder groBe 5arm, flint
Meien nor6meitlid bon Greeport,
nabe elmer fatboliidcn Stride, @dule,
Creamery uno @tore gelegen, urter
g11ten 8eoingungen 51 nertoufen. 60
Slider rnter 8flug, 40 Mder @ieie,
@eit @ei6elan6. @uf ser Gorm quite
@ebdu6e. @dbereS al erfragen SEQ.
$685.. &be. 1tor6Iid 81. CLOUD,
Mim. 33-4t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-15
Bier oabei,tt 8ema@t.
Me1e @ntbedans rebol1aioniert bas
8iergeiddft.

Cincinnati, s., Is. Suli. =
9ur@ cine 11eue Metbo1e Der @on-
3emtration Fat elm moblbetannter
8roater aus Cincinnati, Ohio, Elm
8erfabren ent6eM, tpo6mr@ pirfli.
des 8ier in tonaentrierter Sorm ieBt
geliefert mer6en farm. Srgen6 ie-
man6 tann iebt in fetnem eigenen
Seim Elm @las 8ier baben, tpenn inn.
mer er es tuin gum &oitenbetrag BON
MIR einem Gent Dos Clos. Ct lie,
fert Dos @%eritenmtal3, @opfen ur6 att-
oere notbtpen6ige Sngreoten3en 6es
8ier9 IN fon3e1trierter Gorm, 10 bob
gang einfa@ 6a1r6 Sin5ufigung 6es
@aifers un6 Elm uenig 8uder Elm
perlenoes, fdyaumen6es @los 8ier
rai9 prdporiert tper6en farm. gs
beiBt, bob 6iefes 8ier BEL ueitem Dor.
5iiglider lit als 6os regular gebrm1te
@ier un6 als @rgebniB 6teier Cut
6edung maden ta11iert6e 9eute iiber
Dos gat15e 2an6 ibr etgenes 8ier at
Suuie e. 8ieie 1te1te @nt6edurg tpir6
BON tauien6en bon 2el1ter, Die in
trodenen Serritorien mobmen, mill
tomm gebeiben, % es ietner @onaen-
tratton tuegen rufh un6 btnig trgen6
pobin per @aquet-8oit geItefert tper.
oen farrn. Mtemon6, gleidbtel OBJ
I'M Gel6e, in Ser Gabrit oa1f ser
5arm ODER 6abetm brm1dt iebt ob1re
Dos bagli6e erfrifdenbe 2agerbier 5u
fem. &err 81. g. @ba1h 3OO9, brittle
@trobe, Cincinnati, Ohio, bot Elm
iebr Invertebrates 8oofIet geidrieben,
tpeldes sic @ei9idte un6 ste &C.
beimmiie fetnes Hro3eiies entbalt,
oos er fret per @oit oIs @erinds-
offerte fret ieoueoem 5ugeidiH, Ser
ibm ieitten Marrer ODER Gbreife 3a.
ierbet.
- &2Y $50 EFrs4 aNUI
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-15
30 fatbulii&e syami1ien

fir unfere totboltide &oIorie in Sol.
ben @aaep> &C.. g., geiudt. Cute
bon $50 Bis $40 Slider groB,
g1tesI 2amo, gltes @oiier, quite 8e-
&c, maize 3a1r @to6t un6 fotbolilde
@o6baren. Gutter, e%rgtebiger 8o6en
un6 iidgere @rnte. DoS 2orb 1T ge,
eignet fir @orn> @etrei6e, @teb ODER
@tldmirtbi4aft. Mdbere Mustunt
fret auf Mnfroge. @on1mt iofort.
6tnnema1t Qanb e 2par &c.,
31.3m 8og x, 8urfep, 81. 8.
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&erlanat

miro gum fofortigen @intriH Elm q1t.
ter Matm, Der 6os &ubmelfen Der.
itebt, nit @fer6en u118ugeben peiB
un6 Sanobabung bon Garmmoidi-
merle etnigermoben beritebt. Mrbeit
fir 5 ODER 6 Monate ODER au4 beim
SSabr. Gutter 9obn ur6 quite 8eba1ro-
lung. 9eutfder n%orgeaogen. M6be.
res BET q. Sben,
32,ba 81. SEQ. 9. Slice. minn
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Mmgem t6nnem
0eii6ert weroem
Sci Der Mrteit

@enn SIR Die ridtigen Briuen
trd9t, mer6et Sbr ausfinben 6aS @u=
re Nugen 10 piele Mrbeit au8baltetl,
al8 1ie e8 lie tbaten.
9as lit Der 9roBe 8Drtbeil Der GID
ler-ie 9eben i'm Mu9enblid 2in<
6erune, penn SIR 1ie aufiebt-unb
tie geben 1ie anbaltenb.
Die 8riuen miiiien NIT abipluter Sc
nauigteit eepablt meroen. Sn Der
Sptif lit Elm tleiner Srrtbum elm
groBer.
SSH ibleifen uniere eioenen Sim
len un6 tDnnen @ub perfette 3ufrie=
benbeit garantieren.
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2n nerfanfen

$50 Slider ni9t fuItipiertes 2an6
in @orrifon County, Min11., ettpo CUR
&dlfte bo6 gelegenes 2an6 un6 &eit
@ieienlan6. @ir6e cine quite Sorm
ma9en. Sebr binig, tpenr1 bol6 &C.
nommen. Mdberes bel Sobn q. Gil
man, 633 Mt. &ope Mbe. ct. SAUL
Minn., o6er 6. 81. Gilman, St@Iou6,
Min1r.
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81 berfamfen
eim &obmbans nit iieben 3innmern,
nebit shuei Cots. Mad55mfragen Eel
@m. Nbe1, Melroie, Mi11n. 1913
II nperfDbnIi@ d..

~. @o@murben, t@ tann meinem
@obn net per3eib'n-fo oft t@ feinen
unberi@dmten Brief LET, iteigt mir
ipie6er bic @aq'"
so 3eigt mir @u'ren guten @iaen
-gebt mir ben Brief; pieuei@t per<
geBt Sbr bann bic @u@ 3ugefiigte
&rdntung!"
.Sn @ott's Mamen, oa baben g
tbn -. aber parten g., 3'erft muB i@
mir'n bod nod abi@reiben!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-15

"a Dr. S@marB, Ser Mugen@@pe
- 5ialiit, nitro am 81. Sult in
Nier3, am %. Suit Bis ndiditen NIT
tag in @ol6tngfor6 un6 ont 3. Mmgnit
Bis mdiiditen Mittag in Greeport fem.
ST bertreibt sic meiiten @opftpeben
un6 an6eren Mngenlei6e1 berrmiHelit
8riQen.
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E<inder scnrelen
MACH FLETCHER'S
CAS- Q RIA
Mlban9.

Sobn Sect fat feinen Mnbm1 an
feline 211mber-Dar6 Ser baa1ptiG9li@
0ffioe<8tpeden 6ient, bonen6et; a119
bot er Elm corcretes @ap0be ols 81
derbeitsidretn ba11en loiien. = Sobn
@apper lit Iebte ISOLDE bon @errais,
Oregon, eingetpoffen unb miro feinem
8ru6er Grm3 mabren6 ser CONNER
morote beim &flaitern CUR Seite
iein. = Mo6 adt Sage tangent 8eiu-
de bel Ser bier %pobnen6en Tamilie
gilbert &11B lit 5rou Gtto @ub, nit
orei &in6ern na6 ibrem &eim in
Gbasfa 3uriidgefebrt. = Srm1 2oren5
Obermiuer Sodter Sfabeua un6
5obn 9oren5 bon Samestotpn, g. O.,
iino bier BEL ser GamiIie Yaa1l Ober,
miller 81 @aite. = Grm 9. 81. So
Der iit bon ei1tem bier @oden langen
@eiud)e bei @ertpan6ten in @trong
@itp, &anias, am 9ieltitag LETTER $50.
DIE tuieoer beimgetebrt. = Gin odt
Sabre otter Sobn Der GamiIie Sobn
&abiger lit on Der 8uderfrmfbett
geitorben. = SEQ Sddfer, tpelder iid
in Chicago alS @r9iteft b~eranbiloet,
perbradte bier etntgc Gage Bel ietnen
gIterr.
sarf @apibs.
@dbren6 etnes @epitters Die1.
itagobenb gegen 10 l1br fubr Elm
BIibitrabl in 6as @nrenbal1s neben
Ser @lp6e @arrer Curtain Gabrtf
|un6 3ii116ete. 9ns @eb11toe puroe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-15
@edsmmobreikig fir Is Gents.
&inas SEEM 9ife 8ins mer6en

O. Sings Seem Site YtQs mer6en
jeBt geliefert in gut geforften @las=
flaiden, Die SO mit 3l1der iiber5oge-
ne tpeiBe Biuen fir 25 Gents emit
balten. Cine 8iue nit einem @las
@aiier, bepor STR gu 8ett gebt, tit
cine Da1r9i9nitts6oiis. 2ei@t uno
angenebm gu nebmen. @irfiam un6
poiitip in @%eiultoten. 8iGig mn6
ofonomii9 gu gebrm1den. @ouft eine
6laihe beute, nebmt beute aben6 cine
Goiis. - Cure unber6aulidfeit miro
am Morgen porbei fem. SO fir 25f
bel ollen Mpotbefern. - Ms.
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sri. Grace 5rsn@, eine
6efonnte Mobefiinitlerin bon pof<
faie, 81. s., befinoet 1id. mie BON
ibrem 8ru6er Mr1ie aneefiinbigt
tpurbe, ,lnter ben @erettetert Ser r2u<
iitanta" <Opfer. Sic lit an Mer>
ben3erriittung uno 6atte ben ltns
gliids6ampfer gu elmer .GrboluneS<
reife" mad tbrer 9eimat in @@ott>
lan6 benubt.
Sn einer @onntags<
nadt broben tirali@ Diebe lit bic
@irt19aft bon &o9ers 8rps. in
!6ot @prtnss, Mrt., Elm, luben ben
@elbi9ronf ouf etnen Wagen unb
fubren gemitli@ banpn. 9inter benz
Maieitic Banport a%ngetommer .tporfen
lie ben S@ranf ab, f9lugen ibn
auf, bolten $165 berarts unb GIN
gen tptiter.