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The Irish standard., 1916-01-08
NEW DIVISION OFFICERS OF HI.
RERNiANS IN RAMSEY
COUNTY.
Division No. I.


President, T. F. Kelliher; vice presi-
dent, Frank Cusick; recording secre-
tary, c. Doody; financial secretary,
John Costello; treasurer, T. w. Nc
Goey; insurance secretary, w. A. Muir
ray; sargeant-at-arms, Patrick O'Don-
nell; assistant, ]. H. Sullivan; sentinel,
T. F. Kelliher, Jr.; marshall, Dennis
Murphy.
Division No. 2.
President, M. E. Enright; recording
secretary, E. D. Harrington; insurance
and financial, J. D. Nolan; treasurer,
w. H. Burns; sargeant-at-arms, Mr..
Geohatan; sentinel, Owen O'Mally;
marshall, James Clancy.
Division No. 3.
President, T. F. Mullaney; vice
president, John Connolly; recording
secretary, Thomas Donohue; financial
secretary, Mr.. Sarsfield; insurance Sec
rotary, Thomas Mcmahon; treasurer,
Geo. A. Malloney; sentinel, T. Bar
rett.
Division No. 4.
President, Lawrence Sinnot; vice
president, Mr.. Mulloney; recording
secretary, Thomas Donohue; financial
secretary, Philip Byrnes; insurance
secretary, J. Corcoran; treasurer, M.
]. Iced; sentinel, Thos. Redmond;
sargeant-at.arms, A. J. Sweeney; mar
shall, Lawrence Cook.
Division No. s.
President, T. ]. Doyle; vice presi-
dent, Thos. Malloney; recording Sec
rotary, A. ]. Mccarthy; insurance Sec
rotary, James McGrath; financial Sec
rotary, John Minogue; treasurer, John
Dingman; sentinel, A. Lehaney; sar-
geant-at-arms, T. Brennan.
Division No. 6.
President, T. A. Walsh; vice presi-
dent, d. J. Mckinley; recording Sec
rotary, E. l. Walsh; financial secretary,
Pat Colbert; insurance secretary, T. e.
Powers; treasurer, J. ]. Murphy; SEN
tinel, Martin Mckinley; sargeant-at.
arms, Pat Brown.
Division No. Z.
President, D. D. Kennedy; vice
president, ]. F. Lyons; recording Sec
rotary, ]. M. Furlong; financial and in
surance secretary, c. ]. McMonigal;
treasurer, ]. F. Berry; sentinel, Pat
McMonigal; sargeant.at-arms, Mr.. Nc.
Jary.
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INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS.

INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS.
The installation of officers Of d.
vision No. of the A. o. H. and Divi-
sion No. Of the Ladies' Auxiliary Of
Ramsey county, took place Wednesday
evening, Jan. 5th. Division No. 9 of
the Ladies' Auxiliary of st. Paul, to-
gether with Division No. of the A. o.
H., held joint installation Thursday
evening, Jan. 9Th.
On Tuesday, Jan. 18th, the joint in
stallation of Division No. 4 of the La
dies Auxiliary and Division No. z Of
the A. o. H. of Ramsey county will
take place.
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KELLOGG,

Mrs. Mary Mahoney died at the
home Of her son, c. G. Mahoney, Sun.
day morning, Dec. 18th. She was born
in Lemrick, Ireland, April 10th, 1889.
She is survived by four daughters,
Mrs. Mary Leochler of Wabasha, Mrs.
Nellie Maloney of Kellogg, Mrs. Mar
garet Kent Of Plainview. Mrs. Nora
Krause of Greenfield, and one son, G.
c. Mahoney of Watopa. The funeral
services were held at st. Agnes
church, Dec. 31st, Rev. Father O'Moore
officiating.
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shAkoPEE.

John Mergens died at st. Joseph's
hospital, st. Paul, ON Tuesday morn.
ing, December 2Sth. He was born in
Marystown, December 9th, 1852. He
leaves to mourn his death four broth
ers and three sisters Funeral services
were held at st. Marks church, Dec
Both, Rev. Andrew Roller intoning
requiem mass, and Monsignor Alois
Plut delivering the funeral sermon.
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Miss Mae Casey left Sunday for
Knife River, where she is teaching.
c. o. r. INSTALL.

Santa Maria court No. 1922, Catho-
lie Order Of Foresters will hold Joint
installation of officers with st. James
court, No. GA, Thursday night, Jan. 10.
An elaborate program will be ar.
ranged. on which will be talks by
prominent speakers of West Duluth
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SALTWATER.

Mrs. Katherine Garner, widow of
Thomas Garner, died Dec. %, aged SO
years. She came here from County Of
Limerick. ireland, in 1885; was mar.
ried ini saltwater to Thomas Garner
in 1885, The funeral was held Dec.
9th.
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EmmErseuRG, IOWA.

p. s. McCarty died Dec. 10th. The
funeral services were held Dec. 21st at
the Catholic church. Father Kelly Off.
ciating. Patrick McCarty was born in
Alamakee county, Iowa. March 16,
1860, and was IS years old at the time
Of his death.
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MONTGOMERY.

Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Ellen Browne, who died ON Wednesday
evening, Dec. %. were held from the
Catholic church on Dec. "a. Rev. Emil
Polasek preached the funeral sermon
Interment was made in the Catholic
cemetery in Shieldsville.
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and Duluth. The committee ON ar.
rangements comprises: Sancta Ma.
ria court, Mrs. Louise Goneau, Mrs. M.
j. Filitarault and Miss Angelina Gil.
ley; st. James court, ]. J. Moran, Cor.
don Method and John keenan,.
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Governor Hammond expired suddenly
cember S0th His by all the
OF Minnesota belief His remains
Drought PACK to St Paul Saturday
until Monday when the funeral made the
governors old home in ST.
panyng St
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Sunday the Feast of the Holy Name
on the honor of the daughter of the
Holy Virgin, was commemorated in
the Catholic churches in Duluth.
The Right Rev. James McGolrick,
oficiated at the 9 o'clock mass at the
Cathedral.
Next week the Dominican fathers
will come to Duluth from st. Paul for
the purpose of enlarging the Society
of the Holy Name. Branches will be
organized in several parishes, while
the bodies already in existence will
be greatly increased.
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DULUTH NEWS

Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret
Flood, who died at the home of her
son late Friday, were held Monday
morning from her late home and from
the Sacred Heart Cathedral.
The Irish standard., 1916-01-08

Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Brotherton, en-
tertained at an enjoyable watch
night" party New Years eve. The
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. James
Brotherton, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ba.
ker, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Brotherton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Holt of Morgan
Park, Mr.. and Mrs. AL Brotherton, Mr..
and Mrs. George Boutwell, and William
Scott.
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Flood, who died at the home of her
son late Friday, were held Monday
morning from her late home and from
the Sacred Heart Cathedral.
Charles Young, the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. B. Young, ia West Fifth
street, has been studying with Charles
w. Kitchell, voice teacher in New
York city, for three months, and
will remain for another month. This
young tenor has been heard by some
well-known managers who promise
much for him.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Killian, 1909
Minnesota avenue, have returned
home from Michigan, where they Wis
tied Mr.. Killian's parents at Escanaba
and Mrs. Killian's parents at Glad
stone.
Miss Marie E. McMeekin and HUI
bert T. McMeekin, of New York city,
are the holiday guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George F. Snyder Of Pittsburgh,
Pa, all formerly of Duluth. Mrs. Sny-
der is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mcnamara, San Marco apart
ments.
DR.. Andrew Bruder of Newark, N. j.,
was the, guest Of his mother, Mrs.
Mary Bruder, last week.
Students at the Boys Cathedral
high school will publish their first
school annual next June. Harry Lead.
er of Superior will be managing edi'
tor of the publication and Vincent ].
McKinnon of Superior will be alumni
editor. Alumni were urged to send in
contributions to the book.
Suggestion of Paul Corcoran that
the alumni offer high school scholar
ship to the eighth grade graduate OF
the parochial school who completes
his course with the highest standing
met with favor at the banquet.
Albert Hart, captain Of the cham
pionship 1915 Cathedral high school
basket ball team, now student at
the Catholic University Of America
at Washington, urged the alumni to
lend their financial support to the
Cathedral football team.
Toasts were responded to by Joseph
Gruesen, William Daugherty, Vincent
Fitzgerald, Thomas r. Patterson
Clarence Killeen, Paul Corcoran, Vim
cent McKinnon, Albert Hart. Clarus
Graves and Brothers Lawrence, Leo
pold, Josephus and James. George
w. Atmore, Jr., a student at George
town university, was toastmaster
Hugh Mcdonald played several piano
selections.
The Irish standard., 1916-01-08

Miss Mary Flynn of Mercer, N. D.,
and Miss Katherine Flynn of Rahne,
N. D., have returned home after sew
eral days visit at the home of their
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p.
DAILY.
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Installation of officers.elect of Di-
vision No. 2, Ladies' Auxiliary Of
A. o. H., and Division No. 4, A. o. H.,
was held Thursday night. An elabo.
rate program is planned as part of
the entertainment following the in
stallation.
Rev. D. w. Lynch, pastor of st.
James Catholic church, and Rev.
Father Henneberry, assistant pastor,
were the principal speakers. Mrs.
Sara A. Murphy, county president of
the ladies' Auxiliary, conducted the
installation for the woman's order,
and ]. Simonds, county president of
the Hibernian lodge, installed for the
mems society. Both county officers
gave addresses. Miss Mae Hammill,
state vice president, was an honor
guest at the installation, and delega-
tions from the West End and uptown
lodges were present.
The arrangements for the affair were
in charge Of the following committees:
Ladies' Auxiliary, Miss Efie Troy,
chairman; Mrs. ]. ]. Holmes and Mrs.
o. Swanson; Division No. 4, ]. Dwyer,
chairman; James Conley, James Broth
we'll, C. McNellis and Mr.. Shannon.
Both committees were assisted by the
presidents of the two societies, Mrs.
E. w. Funk and ]. ]. Cullen.
Officers-elect of Division No. 2, La
dies Auxiliary of A. o. H.; Mrs. E. w.
Funk, president; Mrs. Mary Regan.
vice president; Mrs. Lester Rollin, in.
surance secretary; Miss Ethel Broth.
erton, recording secretary; Mrs. 10.
hanna Madden, treasurer; Miss Effie
Troy, sergeant-at-arms; Mrs. Thomas
Brett, sentinel, and Mrs.. M. B. Nc.
Kinnon, chairman of the standing com.
mittee.
The Irish standard., 1916-01-08

Miss Jane Melville of 1911 East
Fourth street entertained Friday at
luncheon in compliment to her guest,
Miss Emma Hoy of st. Paul.
The Irish standard., 1916-01-08

D. ]. McKenna of Crosby, MIMI, re-
turned home yesterday after a several
days visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. ]. Doyle.
The Irish standard., 1916-01-08

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Killian, 1909
Minnesota avenue, have returned
home from Michigan, where they WIS.,
tied Mr.. Killians parents at Escanaba
and Mrs. Killian's parents at Glad
stone.
The Irish standard., 1916-01-08

DR.. Andrew Bruder of Newark, N. j.,
was the guest Of his mother, Mrs.
Mary Bruder, last week.
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DbiO's irbin Upper
atIiH ston obilifirt Z.
metten.

q oIu m bus. g., 18. Juni. -
Dcubsrneur Wilis 1T in Dslaipore,
lpO sr fih am Sonntog befanb, bon
Der Wlobilmadunsaorbsr bss prGiis
btntsn NIT 8t5us auf bic Staatsmis
ibsn unb bic Nationalgarbs in
Rtnntnik sefstt fporbsn. Die Diff
Ditre Der Electromagnetic hab.n be-
rtits sin Wobilma1unsslager in llpz
per arlington In Der Rdbs Don Co
Iumtus stIsgen, fir bic WobiliIiruns
Der psrldnaieu 1ruppsn auss,pablt.
9ineinnatitr ptrbsn MID 4
mobilifirt.
GoIumbus, g., 18. sSuni. 9Dis
am Gonnsag abenb bi.iiae WiIispffi-
3iere trtldrisn. biirfte bic aeIamints
Cbio'sr QoiiOnaaarbe mobiliiirt pers
ben, NIT oer uIIeinis.n ausnabm. bss
griteu (GineiunatD, bes Sisbentsu
Regiments unb bss Teunien gdiails
Ions. bas aus Garbissn beitebt. Disie
brei 1ruppeni0rper iperben rtdt mos
biliiirt tperben, iptil iie ,u isiner 9ris
gdbe geb0ren.
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Sleine Eolisei. .Nad)ridltcn.

: Sdrrp Suber, Der nit brei
Sreunbsn pon point Gid, ap., bier
Ser fam uno fir bic gln5e 9eieGi6dft
als S6aBmeiIter fungirte, beri6tete
seitern 9tbenb Der poli5si, baB er in
BEN a. Strabe gabrbof Der s. II. 8.
gabn pon einem 5ai6enbieb I'm feline
grieftaihe NIT $28 Sn6aIt, fop;s
bier Giien6abn6iuetten unb pier sc.
pGtT6einen beftoblen porben lei. Gr
berbG6tigt siner iungen Gar6iger, Der
Jpn anrempslte unb iid bonn 10 boz
lid enti6ulbigte, baB ibm bus 8ee
ba6ren befelben auffiel uno er iofort
na9 ieiner 6iiftentaite griff nm gu
feben, o6 ii6 feline grieftdite nod
bort befinbe. gu ieinem S6reten aber
iparen bieie unb als er iih umia6, aud
Der b0flite ssdrbige oerIdnunben.
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iperben iim ameritanifae sfii9tlingl
aus Werifo fort5uihaffsn, falls eint
bsrartige gDeniunliidt eintreten foIlie
4n Der Oittiiite fpnrbsn bic foissn.
BEN 4riessfabraeuse na4 meritani.
iden @etpdffsrn bsorbert: Der 9ranss
poribampfer .Dirie", ber am Conn.
lag Worgen BON 9lbildbelpbia mad
RsD Weft in Gee eins; Der tlsimt
areuser ySalsm1. Der iid In Guanta-
namo, auba befinbst; bas &anonen.
boot Dolphin. bos auf Der Gabri
Don 0uantonpmo mad Sanio Do,
mingo begriifen tit unS Der 3rdns.
portbampfer .6antOd", Der in San
Domingo liest. aubrbsm ipsrbsn
no 4pon ben feds 9orpsbobootSerIt0,
rern, bic iid Don aep Weit mad Sans
TO Domingo untsrfpess tefiRSsn, na6
meriianif4en Wdiiern sefanbt iptr.
ben.
Rear 4bmiral Winslpp, Der Be
feblsbaber bes Gei9pahsrs an Der
@eittiifte fpub bier 5orpeboSerit0rer
unb flint peitsre fleine arisssfabrs
ssuge sur gntienbung na9 WeIito
auspdhlen..
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DR.. p. Wehner.
Sabnar5t,
II rh D1cpatdsH Npsnne,
ods eins etrnhe.
rffeH Abeuss uHb epnniaas. Sef. Canal 373s-

Gr. Senrp s. goot lit am
SamItag gaahnEittag I'M @etbesOd
Soipital al ben sSolaen elmer Oarin-
ocrif linguneS-Gpcration geItor6en,
Die Dor elmer ISOLDE an inn boreenom.
men perben mubte. @r itnr,6 I'M so.
9cbensiabre mo iein tragii6es &c.
ibid miro nift rerfeblen, in peiten
areiien 3rnuer lpadBurlifeu. @r bat
p16regO oreicr Gerirrine bic -.
Mcro I'M Staoiratb nertreten uno
mar oergmgenen SCRIPT alS 0litglieo
at large gelpdblt lporoen. Die rcpu6lt
fariiAe 9artei Bate inn fir has 60.
rcnersamt alifgeiteQt, oo9 bat nun
Der lmer6ittlife So0 aIIen poIitIi6en
glipirationen elm Gnoe bereitet. Ser
&erbli9ene NOR prominent IN SSltnior
Crbertreiien ltuo geh0rte perf6ieoc.
nen anberen Srganfiationen on, mic
BEN 6reimmlrern, 1,ip gr binterl1Bt
bic Satin Grau 2Ouife Goof, cine
So6ter oes 0errn Chris. Qie6el, TO-
lpie 3Dei 2raben i'm Sitter Don Is
iino 6 S5abren. Gie 2eihe lit i'm
Salie oes Serrn 9iebel, 1888 Sad.
BERN Strobe, oufgebobrt uno pon
bort finoet am 9ielIitag oie @eeroi-
Gung auf Sprinq @rpbe itatt. Sic
2rcSerfcier ptro nm 2.30 Nadnnit.
tags in Der Griebbpfs@aapele abgss
halten.
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GOncn sSslanb.

Zen Sreunoen bpn GoneD ssGanp
nirb pGbrenb 3tpeisr ipeiterer 8pden
Der 8enuB 5utbeil, bas 2eben i'm
viptlOen Neften" OorgefH6rt gu fefeu,
inbem bic 2ettung nit benz Spider
Sarrp Sia unb feiner @eTeaI6aft
cine 9erldngerung bes &ontrottes
Oereinbart bat. 9lm nd6iten Sans
tag lit rPrepdreoneb Dan" in GOne1
Sslanb. 9ln biefsm Sage, perben bic
9oote, fpelde I'm 2::30 l1br Ra9mits
tags unb Inn 7 llbr 9tbenbs bonn
5ube bes 8roabpab abfabrsn, in bic
5ar6en SntsI Cams gefleioet iein.
Da5 Sabaret auf Der Cafe iSront
8eranoa piro Undergraduates bar
bieten, @6ef Wluiiter Spmer 8enren
bat fir bic gootsSdnSe Elm fpesieles
Yrogramm arranqiert, unb bic Ufilis
tar unb San5muIit Der &apene BON
Wolter Gsberaer ipirb e6enfdLs ben
patriotiichen 8eiit ptberipiegeln.
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gu b<fdtpi9tisen, obne es tbatid9li9
gu Geinbfslisieiten spil4en Tlsrito
unb ben Dereinisten Staaien tommsn
gu Iaiisn. 3ur gegriinbung bieisr ans
iiht fpirb barauf bingepieien, bab Die
merifanif9e Rssierung tets i'm leg
ten austnblid bei allen SrObunsen
ben lsBtsn DerbdnsnibpOllen Sdritt
ni4i getban bat. Sn .bisien are;fen
glaubt man aud. bab eurran5a Gin
GROCER .8luffer" lit unb bab er es
untsr ben obfpaltenben @srbdltniieu,
trob ieines erbittertsu SoHes ssgen
UiIld nift fpagi, aud nur ben ges
ringiien tpirtlihen 8eriu9 3ur Syeit>
nabms bes 8anbiten 81 MAIDEN, 0a sr
tefiirdtet. baB 9illa mad Der @sfans
sennabme pom meritanii4eH Bolt als
widrtprer angeisben perben unb bies
ies febr lei4t gum Stur5 Der Garrans
ga Rssisrung fii6ren biirfts.
Sn biplDmatiiaen areiien tpuroe in
grfabrung gsbra9t, baB in Werito
inter ben ausIdnbifden Qgenten bic
auii4t berrfdt. baB 9iaa infolge bon
Yerpunbunsen geldbmt iporben III
unb ii9 in ben Bergen p.riiedt bait.
Gs fpirb aud bebauptet, bab bic Gar>
ran3iiten fsinsr obne S4pisrigteit
habbaft ipsrben t0nnien, fals ss linen
tpirtlid barum gu tbun Ddrs.
Die beiben SGufer bes aOnsreTes
tperbsn ii9 ipdbrenb Der WO9s 3psis
felsobHe aud nit Der meritaniiten
sSraae beI6dftissn. lin bic llntofsn
Der Mobilmd9une Der Wiili3 uub aud
bic aoiien bes unterbalts Der 5ruppen
5u beftreiten, pirb cine RotbfdGbez
piIisung unumsdnslih nOt6is iein.
Der &ongreb ma6te bem aried 5sspars
tement 4ngsii6ts Der CAGE an Der me-
rifanii6en @renae liberale geipillis
eling. bic jsbod fait b6ffig duf9es
brau6t iii unb &rieasIetrstGr gater
ipirb binnsn ipenigen 9aasn o6ne Sras
se I'M cine iebr bebeutsnos Summe
na9Iu9en.
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Stibt Der 81. Samilitnsairds.
2as prGdtise Gjottesbans lat
$4,000 81 banen gefuitet.

Das neue prd9tise @ottesbaus.
ipel4es Die 81. 6amilie 9emeinba auf
4Srice 5ia erri4tet bat, purbe geTtern
fsierli4it gepeibt. Sas !9o6amt pur.
be Morgens pom Gr5biI6of 5errr
Or. 9enrp Wlosller 3slebrirt. feo.
Jo6n ). Sideb belt bic 1sItpreDigt.
Wiebr Oenn fiiuf3ig @eiitli9e pobnten
Der einbrudspollen 8eier bel. Die pa
rabe Der &ir4enDereine fanb in Den
yia4mittagsitunbeu BEL itr0menpem
Regen itatt, iobab Der 2ltt, Der inl
6reien itattfinben iollte, ausfallen
mubte. WtaDOr pu9ta, Ri6ter Dm.
u. 9eogbegan uno gfi4arb 3. Crane,
bic als &ebner gelaben paren, iaben
ben 8orbeimarih Der parabe ON Der
,eranba beg Pfurrbauies, Der neusr
air6e gegeniiber, uus an. Die pdras
be mar in iieben 9ipiiionen singet6eilt
unb itanb unter &ommanbo bes
8robmurf4alls 9arrp Giterman. Sie
81. Jamilie @emeinbe unb bic @es
meinbe Wtaria gum Siege batten bIns
bert gerittene fir ben 3ug geiteut.
9reibunbert &inber Der 81. Sanlilie
@smeinbe, rot6, peiB unb 6lau gstleis
bet, bilbeten cine iogsnannte rle6enbe
Jlugge" unb bieies Bib mar unges
metn rei5erb unb an3iebsnb. 0as Nrs
ran9ements &ommittee fir bic id0z
ne 5eier bate aus ben 0erren Otto
Jolep, gbtpurb ao6, @eorge 3ubls
mann uub SSrant Sanbermdnn 6eitdns
ben. Die gautoiten Der neu.n 8irGe
itellen ii6 auf $175,0O0 unb BON pie
Ter Summe iinb nod $4,000 at til
gen. Dds 9otteshaus bat Sibraum
fir 76O @ldubiqe. Rep. u. =. Runnes
baum iii Der Seelfprbgsr Der proIpes
rirenoen @emeinbe.
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: SO D fteri6fer Spbegfa Il

SO y iteri5fer obesfall.
Die 9ei6e BON Sobn 9. Steger's, bes
Ihperrei6en prdfbenten Der Chi
u9oer ptanoFabritautenftrma Steaer
&c Son, tpurOe biefer Sage aus einem
tiiritlicten Sei6 mitten in benz StGbts
den Steger, beFen gegriinber Der
Teritorhene mar, geborgen. Steger
pfleqte jeben Nadmittag nu8 bem
Sei6. Der Sp0lf SUB t;ef mar, Su
sehen, Inn bic Solbfii9e gu fiitteru.
i3fpei Qlrbeiter erblidten bic 9eic6e I'M
Waifer unb soqen iie beruus. 6erbeis
gebolte Qerste iagten, baB Steger be-
retts sfpet Stunben toot iein mubte.
O6 lInfau ooer Selbitmorb gu benz
Sobe beg MiqionGrs gefiibrt baben,
lit niht betannt. Steger le6te felt
Sabren oetrennt ben iginer Satin
unb 5umilienitreitigtette IoQen feline
Seitenbeit getpeIen fein. 6err Ste
ger mar ails lllm, @iirttemberg, ge=
biirtig utb tpan0erte im Bitter Don
IL Sabren nad 9(msrita aus. 3pei
Sabre fpGter fam sr nudh Ghicago
unb beiratbete 2puiIe R. Sacobs, bic
5phter eines Der eriten 9(niiebler Der
Stabt. Gr brahte es Su 8erm0gen,
perlor d6er taft feline ganSe Sabe BEL
cinem Seuer. gr fiug ron neuem uu
uno brdhte balb iein Gei6Gft Su fols
der gliitbe, baB er fir feline Sabrit
ben Srt Steaer griinbste. 0as mar
ppr stpa 25 Sabren.
90 a den mir. 9Sn slrItroIicn
iino nad engIiiden Meloungen meme
Erllppenfontingente sl,iammengeIteut
noroen. 8ei Der lleberrei6ung oer
Sobnen on oieie Sruppen iogte ber
@eneraleouperneur in ieiner gluipra-
DIE: M0gen @ud oieie iSabnen iieg.
reid nad Berlin geleiten - sSriiber
ioaten Die feinblihen Seere rad Ser.
lin fonrren, Jest befteu llnirre @e9.
ner oteien frortmen 8unih nur nod
an lire cSabnet 8ir peroen i'm germ
erfuIlen, i'm 8erIiner 3eug1auS uro
ben anSeren oerti6en &ubmesbalIen
lit nod niel 8las fir iolde Sieges.
tropbdell.
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Rerfsnal'

;Srcu 9lnno Serrma anr, geb.
9eder, Die @attin 0es Serrn lltgIlt
Serrmann, lit geitern Wtorgen ibren
Sieben ourh ben Sob etttriIien nor
BEN. sic erfrantte pergangenen Sfto'
FER .mb ihr 9uItailb oerifIinmerte
iid in ben IcBten Sagen berarttg, oaB
ieoc Soifllung aui 8ieoergeneirn9
fdpanb. Sn bsn2trtlsn oesSatten unD
in Gegcnmart scr S6dJter Jruu Sena
1olscr uub 5rau Garf iFinfc iotuie
hires Sdapiegeriobnes Serrn Carl
;Sinfe. tbut Die Ouloerin ben lesten
?lt5enBug. Sic bate MIR etn 9llter
non So oSabren erreitt urto TIM Sin.
ihciben miro nid)t perieblell, in nel'
ten areiien aufrihtige SbeiIna5me
mot5uruieit. Srait Serrmann mar
cine Iegr fpobItbdtt9 aeIinnte 0alltc,
bod, Gern1ieo lie eS, oalnit irgenoDle
oil sic ScfferltIiffeit 5u treten. Sle
uar Sas MlrIter elmer Satin, Wellttcr
ano &o.isirau uno eine tgeue StiiBe
ibres 8atten geipeien. Gie Seeroi'
utnq finoet am 9ienitag gtafmitta9
pom Sraiterbaltie, AZ SolliIter CTR,
aus cuf benz oeltihen prot 6rieoboi
I'M Ginc StrH;e Berg fatt iuro 9Sa-
itor Sugo g. Giienlobr mtro Die
Sroiterfeier Ieitcu. Sic Serren 2on!s
s. gSiorig, SyrGn 8. S'Sorpb, Siaoor
Straub, gtornan q. aenan, 2ouis
9eurfs, Sobn Shrotb> alnbrelp 5.
gre6m unb @eorge Srieblein peroet
als gabrtllttrdeer irngiren.
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@eFadtet
9aben iid bersits bic meritanifder
8eamten aus Nosale3. alsua
grista unb Taeo.
Sn ptri3iebensn sheilsn bss Staaies
SOnDra fanben aunbsebuns.n
gesen bic 9lmeritansr iiatt.

Turion ari3., 18. Suni. 81,
Usilitdrbeb0rbsn bes Staates Sonora
baben. Iaut bier einsetrOffensn Rahs
ri6ten bic SOuibern paeific gubn Dia
alserito bd6lasnabmt unb bic idmmts
liAen mad Der Gren5e gu fiibrsnben
9slssrupbsnbrdbte Dur9fdnittsn.
Su ROsalss, MeritO, bausrte cine
aunbsebuns non beipoffneien giirsern,
bic am Samiias atb.nb besann, Bis
gum Gonniag MOrsen. sOsar sipSlfs
idhrise anabeu iinb pon ben Militdrs
beb6rben betpaffnet iporben
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inbsm iis cine 4n5abl Nusdfilbers
9abletten Deri9ludte. sic purbe ies
bod redt5eitig entbedt unb na6oem
Sr. aepfer. 4117 Qatsman &be., Sc
genmittel ansepunbt bntte, auf bsFen
Ratb mad Dem Stabtboipital gebra6t,
mo- ihr 3ufta1ib uls ni6t gang boffs
lungslos be5ei9net iDuroe.