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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-08
COST STATE S11s,355.5o.
Last Session of Legislature Much Shorter
Than Next Preceding

The Vermont legislature of 1915 cost
the state Slls,355.50. according to fig
ures compiled in the state treasurer's
office. This sum may be slightly in.
creased, as the indexing of the House
and Senate journals is not included and
there are few other minor items The
session of 1912, which lasted ll9 days
cost the state Sls3,707.76. so that a saw
ing of about S65,000 is made over the
session of two years ago.
Law making by the House cost the
people Sl02,3sl70, this sum incln.!ng
mileage of the members, Si,s46.20. Their
pay at 81 per diem, and the pay of the
clerks, pages and doorkeepers. The Sen
ate took away Sl5,973.s0 from the states
Golfers for the same labor.
The principal cause of reduction in 'eg
islstive expenses was the fact that the
session just adjourned was 81 days short
CT than the preceding legislature. Two
other items contributed materially to-
ward the savings.
In 1912 three adjournments were TAX
en-, election time, Thanksgiving ard
Christmas. and owing 90 these many va
cations taken by the solons, the mileage
debentures were more than ordinarily
large. This year, the legislature stuck
TO its job from Jan. 6 until final adjourn
ment, saving the state nearly 10000 in
House employees. In 1912 these assist
The other big savings in expenses was
due TO the reduction in pay Of the State
House employees. In 1912 these assis-
ants cost the state Sl5.36l65 and this
year but s7,45l.3o, a difference of ST.
alO35.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-08
TALK OF THE TOWN

See Abbott's display of lace curtains
4 New gloves, 25c and Soc at Vaughans
Wash crepe de chine waists for 500
at Abbott's.
Muslin waists, 0sc to 1925. Paris
Shirtwaist House.
w. i. Beck, who has been i'll at his
home ON Branch street, is gaining.
Dance in Clan Gordon hall Saturday
night. CAROLS orchestra, five pieces.
William +. Lttlejohn, who has beer
passing the Easter holidays with friend.
in Barre, returned to-day to Providence
r. L., where he is a student at Brown
university.
| The regular meeting of /. O. 0. L..
NJ. u, will be held in the X. OF G. hall
Friday evening at o'clock. Refresh
ments will be served. A full attendance
is desired.
Mrs. G. A. Edgerton, who has been
passing few days in the city as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Gale of Wei
lington street, returned this forenoon to
her home in Nortnfield.
j. j. Dashner local real estate agent,
has sold tor Victor Stacy his property
on Maple avenue to Mrs. Clendina Ne
grette, who purchases the place for a
home. The new owner will take immedi-
ate possession.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Downing, who
were married in st. Adams yesterday,
were visitors in the city to-day while on
their way to Mr.. Downng's home in
Washington, where they are to reside.
The brides name was Mrs. Sarah A.
Bordo OF St. Adams, and the wedding
ceremony was celebrated at the Univer
salist parsonage in that city at 0:30
o'clock Wednesday morning, Rev. III. l..
Thornton being the officiating clergy
man.
That granite operations are not entire
~ suspended in Vermont was shown this
morning when James Ahern, the tool
manufacturer, received letter from up
in Concord, this state, giving a hurry
call for two bullsets of the kind manu-
featured by Mr.. Ahern. incidentally, the
writer of the letter remarked that he
had used two of the Ahern bullsets in
gang of men for five years on rock faced
work, which was the reason he came
back after more of the same sort.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-08
DRAGGING RESUMED.
Effort To Bring Submarine To Surface
Continued.

Honolulu, April s.-Dragging for the
lost submarine "a was begun again late
Tuesday afternoon by the tugs Navajo
and Intrepid. 1t was reported that a
solid hold had been secured on the SUB
marine with a two and one-half inch
cable.
This holding cable was then trans
ferred to the dredge Gaylord, and it
was said the two tugs would continue
dragging with cables until four are at
tached, two fore and two aft of the d.
yer.
When a hold is secured with these ca
bles an attempt will be made to raise
the IA by means OF specially built pom
toon scows, the construction OF which, it
was reported, would be completed by
the end of the week. The scows have a
combined lifting capacity of $50 tons.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-08
NORTH MONTPELIER

In response to repeated urging, the
Nellie Gill Players have arranged their
route so as 20 play in North Montpelier
this week Saturday night. They will
present paid in Full" Same price as
usual win prevail, 25c. Dancing after.
wards.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-08
WAS HARSHLY TREATED.
Carl Morris Suffered Punishment at
Hands of Jim Coffey.

New York. April Sim Coffey, the
dublin giant" administered a severe
beating to Carl Morris of Oklahoma, in
a l0-round bout here last night. Coffey
forced the fighting nearly all the way
and twice had Morris groggy at the
bell.
Coffey made good use of a left lab
and a right hook 10 the head, while
Morris. who weighed 22s pounds TO Cof-
fcy's 200. leaned heavily upon his OPP
ponent in the clinches. At close quar-
tiers, Morris landed many hard body
blows.
Coffey appeared oyer-anxious ut op-
perfume moments.
Both fighters had issued challenges TO
Jess Willard and a large crowd wit
messed the contest.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-08
WASHINGTON.

Regular meeting Of Washington grange
No. 26s. is to be held Friday night, April
9. Married peoples night is to be Oh
served. a special committee has been
appointed and IL Is expected a good en-
tcrta,nment will be provided.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-08

a meeting 81 t1ss rrsnaeu F-usk 1ssllf
,lub u5n ~ ts1d 81 faan fsr~8ur tar ~
Frifar nirlt Ar-H q 81 ! raDak- bus-
lrsss- Arisud-rsrs 81 bg-izNz.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-08

- paruIrr sueetins Finwnths
80. iasr.. No. 81. T. %. o. y ~
80 TilurszaF night 80 7-5a. Pa
N.E
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-08
GOES TO ANTRIM, N. H.
West Barnet Pastor, Rev. S. p. Brown
ell, Accepts Call.

West Barnet. April s.-Rev 5. T.
Brownell of this village has accepted a
call to the Presbyterian church Of An.
trim, \. ". Mr.. Brownell came 10 West
Barnet Is years ago as pastor Of the
First Presbyterian church which pastor.
ate he resigned a few years ago. but
continued his residence there lie begins
his work in Antrim next week
New goods for Friday and Saturday
sale az Naughau's
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-08

rifen ~ Pre-. Rev Edgar NrDssisH8 T.
Tire Masonic lodge room. blanchard p r
ine Barre. on FRIDAY eTHnfn1 AFai g
IT : ~ sharp Htirsshrurfts nfh o
SERVED - the fi0se. William Hurry. "
M.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-08
TOOIATE TO BE CLASSIFIED

wANTED--To rent. at once, an incubator in
good order. Inquire Of Clarence LePage or
tel s05-2. 2it2'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-08
BARRE DAILY TIMES
THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1915.
The Weather

Fair tonight and Friday, modcrat
northwest winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-08

Buy one of those silk waists for Sl.0C
at Naughan's.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-08
Card of Thanks.

We wish to extend our sincere thanks
to the many friends for their sympathy
Mrs. Emma N. Chaplin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ii. Chaplin
and family.
North Montpelier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-08

al Master Masuns in Barre
and vicinity. greeting You
srs eordislly invited to al
l trnH sterecptiern infi re
nh aiOpTratirs Ms=ourt anA
IL Aeuu,riislme - D.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-08
Card of Thanks.

We wish most heartily to thank the
friends and neighbors, also the ladies'
auxiliary, for their kind and comforting
ministrations to us and the dear one who
has gone.
Mrs. c. w. Tucker,
Cecil Tucker and family,
Carroll Tucker.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-07-30

entertainment tonight is one every
body will want to see.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-07-30

was a visitor in Ell Centre yesterday.
Attorney J. w. Griffin of HoItyille
was a visitor in Ell Centre today.
Attorney Frank Brllhauser Of
Brawley was a courthouse visitor to,
day.
NJ. and Mrs. Frank Erzinger re-
turned last night from Il trip to San
Diego.
J. r. Fahs returned last night from
q weeks vacation spent at San Diego
and Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Berkman and
family will leave this afternoon by
auto for the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. W. Conklng and
Joe Conkling left by auto this after
noon for the coast.
w. NJ. Wayman, railroad con-
tractor of Valierm, Mont, at San
licoO anu l4OS INHEtlCo.
E. S. Macarthur, proprietor of n
stage line plying between Blythe and
Glamis, was in Ell Centre yesterday.
DR.. r. NJ. Leach, hog serum spe-
cialist of Kansas City, is in the val
ley. He is registered at the Oregon.
Lloyd Ellis, representative of steel
structural concern at Des Mones, is
in Ell Centre. He is registered at the
Oregon.
County Superintendent of Schools a.
P. Shibley, who has been spending the
past few days in the mountains, is
expected to return this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shelton of San
Diego, who have been spending short
time in FL Centre, left this morning
for the coast. Mr.. Shelton is piano
dealer.
Howard Meyer is planning an auto
run to Los Angeles where he will be
joined 10y Mrs. Meyer and they will
go on to San Francisco and other
points of interest.
Miss Agnes Tozer of Heber was a
visitor at the office of the county
superintendent of schools today where
she filed her diploma for a certificate
to teach in the Jasper school district.
Mrs. l. M. Bryan, county court re-
porter, left this afternoon for the
coast, where she will remain until the
reopening of court September 20. She
will include a trip to both eXpositons
in her itinerary.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-07-30
WOMAN CHARGED
WITH SHOOTING
HUSBAND FREED

A domestic quarrel that might have
been tragedy ended happily yester-
day. Mrs. Lena Mills, who has been
a prisoner at the county Jail since
July 10 on 4 charge of shooting her
spouse, joined her husband at Holt
Vile after the district attorney had
signed an order for her release. A
meeting of the two was arranged at
st. Thomas hospital where the stricken
husband has been under the care of
a physician. Tears were intermingled
with smiles when the husband spoke
the words of forgiveness which spelled
not only a reconciliation, but Mrs.
Mills freedom from Jail, for the hus-
band declined to prosecute ner.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-07-30
NOTES FROM THE WAR.

London, June 25 (by mail)-Next
TO homeless Belgians, British middle
class professional men, thousands Of
whom are penniless, are real sufferers
on account of the war
A dozen relief societies in London
alone are today caring for thousand,
Of stranded artists, architects, sur
veyors, stock brokers, engineers,
musicians, journalists, school teach
ers, actors and others who have found
their employments gradually swept
away in war time.
More than 2O00 appeals for aid have
already been made to one society, the
Professional Glasses War Relief
council, which, according to reports
just made, have been able to care for
but half the cases, the majority of
which are legitimate.
Amsterdam, June % (by mail.)-
Berlin advices say that when Prince
Adalbert, third son of the kaiser, lefl
the trenches after an inspection he
insisted on the regulation certificate
which read:
"This is to prove that the bearer
has been disinfected and is at pres
ent free from vermin."
Imperial Valley press., 1915-07-30
MAINLY PERSONAL

c. n. Perry was a visitor in CaleX-
leo today.
Attorney Wilson of Brawley was in
the city today.
T. D. Mccall of Imperial was a Wis
itor in FL Centre today
D. K. Goode of Calexico was a vis-
itor in FL Centre today.
Attorney J. f. Simpson of Holtville
was a courthouse visitor today.
T. B. Fuller has returned from a
short vacation in the mountains.
Mrs. /. E. Mccall of Holtville was
. visitor in El Centre yesterday.
S. w. Leffingwell will leave this
afternoon on a Today vacation trip.
o. X. Thomas of the First National
Bank of Imperial was in town today.
Mrs. f. N. Cummings Of Holtville
Imperial Valley press., 1915-07-30
IOWA FUGITIVE
SEIZED AT BRAWLEY

Nicholas Weiman, 20 years old, was
arrested at Brawley today by Deputy
Sheriff Kemp on statutory charge
preferred at Northampton, Iowa. The
offense with which Weiman is charged
is alleged to have taken place last
February, but it was not until June
that a warrant was issued for his ar
rest. He had been in the valley only
a short time.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-07-30

The Photograp Taken at Brighto
II Beach. Shows the Track and How 1t
Is Lighted. The Lights of Coney Isla
nd Are Shown in Background to Right.
The very latest thing in sport is
auto racing at night. Races are be-
ing held al Brighton Beach, New York,
near Coney Island, and during the
summer will be held at state fairs
in various parts Of the country.
When night racing was first sug-
aested. it was looked upon as fliv-
YER. Just as baseball at night proved
to he. But lighting system was
Imperial Valley press., 1915-07-30
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-25 acres corn stalks 312
miles east of Heber. II. Cross. X81
FOR SALE-Mortgage Of $1362 on
alfalfa ranch, condition and location
first-class; occupied by owners.
Harry Cross, Heber. XS7
over Is with wheel; (;
good opportunity to learn business.
Apply Western Union Telegraph Co.
fS3
Imperial Valley press., 1915-07-30
Money to Loan
ON IRRIGATED FARMS

in Imperial Valley from $2500 to
$4,000. Prefer loans from $50 to S45
an acre. Send full information of land
and water rights with legal descrip-
ton. Report on loan in AS hours. Sub
ject to investigation. 8 to 10 per cent
interest; per cent brokerage. c. G.
PAUL, 1892 So. Union Ave-, Los An
geles, Cal.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-07-30

lie given in film form at Tulane Air
dome tonight, and as has been proven
the case with many a drama, it will
be found vastly more thrilling and
realistic in picture than on stage. The
Imperial Valley press., 1915-07-30

Buick Auto Truck IN first class
condition. Tires all as good as new.
For sale by the State Street Garage,
El Centre. Must be sold at once.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-07-30

Pasture for lease, $50 acres corn
land for sheep or other stock. T. d.
Mccall. Phone 130 F12, Imperial
Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-07-30

Eastman Kodak films, all sizes. We
also have your printing and develop
ing down at right prices. Baldridge
Drug Co.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-07-30
CITY AND VALLEY

Alias Jimmy Nalentine-This human
emotion story, which has been seen
aud appreciated by many people, will
Imperial Valley press., 1915-07-30

best known daredevils of the buzz
wagon racing game have gone in for
the sport, and it is even more thrill
ling than daylight racing.
Night auto races are to be held at
the Forest City livestock fair at
Cleveland, O., at the Iowa state fair
at Des Moines, the Minnesota state
fair at Hamline, the Indiana state fair
at indianapolis, Illinois state fair at
Springfield, Rockingham fair at Bos-
ton, Mass, the Oklahoma, Texas and
Louisiana state fairs and at the Pan
ama-Pacific exposition.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-07-30

devised that makes it possible for
drivers to send their cars around the
course at breakneck neck and with
little more danger than is encoun-
tered in daylight races.
The course is illuminated by strong
arc lights. Reflectors cast the rays
"catty-corner" across the track so the
lights will not shine into the eyes of
drivers. Autos arc driven only one
way of the course.
The sport is bound to be danger
Gus, but so far there have not been
any serious accidents. Some of the
Imperial Valley press., 1915-07-30

Houses raised, moved and leveled
Work guaranteed. Ed Royce, 63.
Main.-AdY.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
@esbalb Gie Mebo Gorf Sip ober
3ira 8lain @nb 3igaretten fam-
fen iollten.

@aben Sic iemals ertpogen, tpa=
rum Sic cine Be timmte @orte 3iga<
retten un6 feline m6ere ra11den ioQ=
ten? SIT es Sbnen iemals flar ge=
mor6en, 6aB irgen6 Elm Artifel> oen
9ie faa1fen, glei@piel Oh es cine 81
garette o6er Elm 8e6arfsmittd fir
oen &ausbolt lit, Ser bette fir ben
Nreis auf Dem Marft erbdltli6e
fem iollte? @enn nidt, 10 lit es
3eit fir sie, ii9 iofort 6opan gu mo-
6en nn6 6aranf 81 a9ten, bab Sic
6aS 8elte befommen, tpas fiir SIR
@el6 5u baben lit. Mebo @orf Zip
3igaretten un6 3ira Blain=gn6 81
garetten iin6 fir 6en @reis 6ie be-
item. Sdiiben Sic ii6 ielblt our@
BEN &uuf bon geebo @orf Sip=3iga=
retten ODER Giro Blain @nb> 6ie bon
elmer tpegen ibrer gbrli9feit, 3uper=
lailigfeit nno nnantaltbarfeit in Der
gan5en @elt befannten Girma fabri-
r5iert tper6en.
Mebo @orf Sip un6 Giro Hlain
gnoz3igaretten mer6en 5ebn Stif
fir 5 Gents berfauf. IS iin6 3iga-
retten> Ole allies entbalten, tponab ii6
Elm p%ertp0bmter Shoulder iebnen mag.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
@arnmmg fir Gferbe5idter.

1os &aiierli9 9eutide &oniulat
in ct. Saul, Mimneiota, modt oa-
rmuf aufmerfiam, oaB bon &feroe=
bdn6lern, 6ie BEL DEM Muffn11f bon
Bfer6en fir sic Mliierten mideinen6
auf Gdmierigfeiten itoBen, 6ie Be-
%ba11pt1ng al1fgeitem miro, iie >paren
bon Der 9ertiden @egierung nit Der
2ieferung BON @fer6en beauftrogt.
0teie 8eba11ptung lit l1ntpobr Die
6euti6e @egier11ng fa1ff feline 8fer6e
in ben @ereinigten Stoaten un6 Be-
abiidtigt a1@ nidt, 6ies 5u tbltn.
Die entgegeniteben6en Mngaben Ser
Yfer6ebGn6ler 5ielen a11f sic Idufd-
rrpg ser 3i6ter un6 @fer6ebeiiber 6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04

bon bier iungen 2euten, bie am 9.
Ee5ember beriu@t batten, 6ie Staots-
BORT bon @alota gu beral1ben, tpur-
ben oeS Mngriffs a1f Ben @aiiierer
.. g. 91leQ i9ul6ig befun6en, 6arob
iebt 6. gridion un6 S. @eterion pro-
5eiiiert mer6en.
&e6@ing.- SRI. @irginia Mn.
6erberg, Die bier 6as 2i9t Der @elt
erblidte, befinoet ii9 bon @t. Saul
aus a1f Ser &eiie nab Sranfrei@, I'm
dls @fIegerin 6es Mmerifanii9en @o-
then &ren5eS 5u tpirfen.
Sobn @o6 un6 @nit
2un6er tp1r6en idtper berlebt, uni
cine u%nbefanmte 6rm1 trug lei@tf
&erlebungen 6atr@ falIen6e @laS'
iplitter bopon, aIs 6ur6 cine @oiolin'
@rploiion bas bon peri@ie6enen Sir:
men bena1bte @ebGu6e in 8rmo &C.
iteH ma1rbe. Ser atgeridtete g4a:
Sen miro ouf $4,000 gei@dbt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
Kinder scrreIon
MACH FLETCHER'S
AS q RIA
Npr6.9dfpta.

@ismard. - SIM nnterbouie
Ser 2egiSlatur mur6en @ienitag iber
so @orlagen, bon 6emen biele @el6=
neutrality-suspicious., 6%arurter Die
9atbrop'ibe, sic tpeitere 5000 9ol=
lars fit 6ie @%efdmpfung b0berer
Gra6tiabe, betniuigt. @ertporfen mur=
be Die 8mrceu'i9e
Site: - 9ie 2egtslatur bat 6ie Ct
5iebrngSporlage, melde sic @@af=
flung elmer &egentenbebor6e boriiebt,
angerommen, un6 sic @orlage muir
Sc 6em @oupern0jr our unteri6rift
borgelegt. - Ser Senat bat Die @e=
ihl1Bfaiiung iiber sic Sorion'i@e
&orlage, Sic sic @bi&offu1rg Der So
6esitrafe boriiebt, n1fS ne11e bina11s,
geidoben. lteber sic &en6rid1on'i6e
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04

@orlage, Die @ei1tesfranfbeit gu Ell
tlem gbei@eioungsgrunoe madt,
ma1r6e 6agegen Elm ginberitanoniB
er5ielt, nadoem Der Mlbredt'lhe bas<
ielbe 3iel berfolgen6e Mntrag a1rge<
nommen per6en miro. SIM Mbgeorb-
netenbm1ie tpa1rbe Die 8orlage, na6
Der 2ebensberiiderungspoli5en NIT
8uarmertb bon @lal1bigern ni6t be-
aniprudt tper6en f0nnen angenom-
men. Gin @eidluB tpuroe ferner &C.
faBt, Der cine idbrlid}e nebertDet11ng
bon 5000 Collars fir 6en &iidfauf
friiber aus Ser capitol building
plot" in @ismarf perfoufter @run6<
1tiide unor6net.
@anfin{on.- Sler ma1roe elm
3meigperban6 6es Deutidamerifari=
1den 9eationolbun6es bon Nor6oafota
NUT SO griinbenoen Mitglieoern ins
2eben gernfen
@rnn0 SDrfS. Ste fl1r3l11
perbronmte 8riide 5tpii9en bier uno
Gait @ran6 SORTS, Mirm., miro mobl
faum tpie0er geboa1t tper6en. 9ies lit
sic Mnfidt mob1 11nterri@teter 2eute>
meld)e iagen, 6aB 6as @orgeben cine
STRENGTHENING Ser @nnabme ser
County = Sptio1r 3 @or1age IN Wein=
neiota lit.
Sarge. - Ser 8erban6 Ser
Observation-Disclosures 6ieieS @taates
bat bier feline 9. SabreSperiomm=
lung BEL iebr g11tem @el ude abgebal=
ten. - 8tpei in Ser @egen6 bon 8el=
fie16, g. 9, aniaiiige &omanoer, iino
bier auf Ser &eile nad} $ollam6 6nrb=
gefommen rn6 gaben an, bob iie al5
our eriten @eierbeflaiie geborig ein=
bermfen tpor6m ieten.
56afer.- @o66em er fid 6rei
Sabre lang geri6tlt@ gegen ste @ol-
ltred11ng zines nrtbei1s fir &ergeben
gegen oas &robibitionsgeieb pertbei=
6igt batte> ergab di6 &a6. 8op6 emo
li6 aus freiem @iuen 6em S@erifi
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04

reits por Is Sabrer uao bier Mora-
ten altsgeiteQt un6 ipater nperlegt"
mor6en tpar. Die Gumme mar6e
Serrr 2lce iofort m1Sgeban6igt. ssh
re 6ieielbe 3u A &ro3ent 3inien 6e-
poniert gemeien, 10 maire tie in5mii6en
m1f $459.45 argetpadien. - Sic %
Sabre alte Stpanbilb Mmr1n6ien, MEL.
DIE sic 3abmar3tfdule on ser bieiigen
l1niperiit& beiudte, lit am ufer 6es
Minnebababades am @n6e ser
@treGe Ser @omo-@arriet-2inie alS
2ei9e gefunoen tuor6en. @ermittellt
Gift bat iie feinem Dufein Elm gn6e
genodt. @dtpierigfeiten beim Stu
blum uno &eimtpeb i6eimen 6as jun
ge MG6den gum @elbitmor6 getrie.
ben 5n boben.
MIbert2ea.-De Ser 2ofomotib~
fiibrer Dopi6 SSones aus Mu1tin tr11g
leberseefabrli@e 9uetida1neen oapon
u1r6 iieben Eerioren >patr6em berlebt,
ais Elm Yaiiagier5ug Ser ct. @aul=
@abn BRET Meilen tpelfli6 bon bier
am Madmittag 6es %. 6ebruars
mdbren6 zines Shmeeitrumes in eli
men @iiter5ug bi1reinran1te.
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miible lit nie6ergebronnt. Dus Seuer
ent1tano I'M @eiieIraume. Ser 6aour9
entltan6ene .S6o6en lit gum gr0Bten
5beil 0urd @erltderung ge6edt, 11n6
man bofft, 6aB sic MiibIe tpie6er amf=
gebal1t miro.
@inona. - Ser @erban6 ser
Yienen5iidter 6es iii6liden Minnefo TO-
ia nn6 6es peltlt@en' @iscomin nobm
9ei@luBontrae an, IN benen er iid
gegen sic @pariamfeits- r1nb Set
itlrng -@orloge erfflarte. @s
miro bebauptet, 6oB sic 8ienen5mdt
in Ser @orlage unbeadtet gelaiien
miro nn6 6a61r@ febr geida6igt mer-
Sen miir6e.
Sc 5uenr Center. - @m.
0h1rpbp un6 S. st. Mc@artbp, 3mei
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Ser @ouper,po;r bot baourd, oaB er
oie County : option @orlage I'M
ter5eidnete, fem @ort, oos er Dor
Ser @abl gegeben, eingeloit, mas tbm
fein pernunftig o%enfen6er Meni@
periibeln miro. Dieien Donnerltag
miro, tpie es beiBt, I'M Oberbmlie Der
2eaislotur Sic 6~ra1enitimmredts-
froge our 5prad)e gebra@t> cine gor-
lage> sic mie bie angenomme1e
0ption-8iM sic @eidranfat1g Der
perl0mliden 6reibeit gum 3iele but.
Das Mbgeoronetenbous nabm ar1
Ireitag nit II gegen 26 Stimme1
sic g. $. Mc@orrpide @enotspor-
lage an, ber5ufolge bem @olte bel
ser @obl i. S. 1916 Elm @erfoiiungs--
5ulab u%nterbreitet mer6en ion, einen
fog. ~@epolping Ga1nb" bon $780,
600 511 idaffen 5tpedS nrbarmad)n11g
pom 5toutslamoereien unb 8an bon
9ano1trabe1. Gie @orlage itieb inn
@o11le m1f 5iemIide Oppoiition, be-
lonoers auf 9eiten Ser ~@olfSpertre'
ter" aus DEM iii6liden &beile bes
Stootes. Cine &orlage, 6ie Dos @e=
ben un6 sic Mnnubme BON Srtnfgelz
oern in @otels, &eltal1rattonen,
Speiiepogen etc. NIT @trafe belegt,
tp1roe pom &eprdientante1t 8l1rrotps
eingereidt. Sic Selepbon &egnlie=
r11gsporlage m1,r6e bout &auie ein=
Thinning ongenommen. Dos Sempe=
ren3= &omitee oes @enatS bat Montag
oie 6. 6. 2obed'f@e @or1age, Die
sic g%infiibrung Der itaotli@en Nrobi=
bition in Minneiota nit 6em 1. So
m1or 1916 gum 3tel bat, Dem Senat
obne peitere gmpfeblung einge=
rei6t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
Definiert I.

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