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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-22

Patrick Moran, aged 6S; passed
away in the family home in Rosser
and Seventh streets, at $3.50 this
morning, after several weeks i'll
ness. In the death of Mr.. Moran Bis
marck has lost one of its oldest and
most highly respected citizens.
Coming here in the early days, 80
years ago, Mr.. Moran engaged in the
contracting business and had built
many of the city's residences and
business houses. Six years ago he
retired from active business
Mr.. Moran was born in county
Mayo, Ireland. He spent the early
part Of his life, in London, where he
learned his trade. When Is years OF
age he came to America. November
4, 1869, he was married in Philadel-
phia, to Miss Margaret Hayouck, who
survives. He waspa member OF St.
Mary's church.
Six children survive: Mrs. Peter
Kennedy, Mandan; Miss Margaret
Moran, at home; John and Thomas of
Bismarck; Michael of Seattle and Jo-
seph of Winnipeg, Canada. The last
two are expected to arrive in the city
to attend the funeral, of which an.
nonncement will be made later. 4.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-22
years old, Rutland. N. D., recovered
yesterday and told his

name. al; &c 10
He was on the way. to .Mankato
from Minneapolis Tuesday night on
train No. 8 on the Omaha railroad. He
was taken to the hospital in. the po-
lice ambulance.
DIR. E. L. Daugherty says that
Thompson will be able to leave the
hospital in a few days.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-22
ST. ALExlUs TNorEs.N

I. Among patients to: ENTER the St. Al
exius hospital within the last two
days were: Mrs. Edward Dalbec.
City; Mrs. W. E. Cannon City; George
PreneYost, City. Those to leave the
hospital were: Jacob Diedrich, Jud.
son; Mrs. George McKenna and
daughter, Marcellus, Napoleon; Chas.
Wagner, Hazelton. A daughter was
born Thursday morning to Mr.. and
Mrs. L. D. J. Archdoll Of lsmay, Mont.
in the same institution. '''E
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-22
At THE M'kENZIE.

Among the men registered Thurs
day at the Mckenzie. who were in
the city transacting business were:
G. NJ. McCordie, Fargo, A. 0. Busch,
Flasher, and E. H. King, Jamestown.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-22

Romeo and Juliet" will positively
be shown at the Bismarck. and Or
pheum theatres tonight only, The
films are here. -.5.~2
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-22
P[EAD GUILTY AT kANDAN
Ernest Cook Of Odessa viii Serve
Three Years on 6ioamy
Charge.

landau, ID, Dec. 22.---Ernest
Cook Of Odessa, Morton county, WOO
ed, won and married., the daughter of
his employer.( Today he began a
three.year sentence in the state peni.
Tertiary. s... ...~, =,
After Cook married, 1t was learned
that he had wife In Idaho. She
was brought to Mandan to appear as
the states witness: Cook then plead
ed guilty to the charge Of bigamy
before Judge J. NJ, Hanley of the
Morton county district court.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-22
MARRIED ,eY JUDGE.

William F. Prusti. Of Wilton and
Miss Frieda B'resemann of the same
place were married Thursday after
noon by Judge H. c. Bradley Of the
probate court.
John King and Kathleen f. Regan,
both of Bismarck, were married We'd
nesday by Judge George H. Dolan.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-22
BANK E0R klN1YRE

StThe Security bank of Kintyre was
Issued a charter by Secretary of State
Thomas Hall this week. The incor-
porators are: C. L. Merrick of Min
neapolis, N. c. Young Of Fargo, and
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-22
TO LEAVE FOR HOLIDAYS.

The Misses Cassie Brink, Irene
Tausend and Iona Taylor, the first
named a clerk in the A. w. Lucas
Co. and the last two in the Webb
Brothers store, will spend the Christ
mas holidays at their respective
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-22

Romeo and Juliet" will positively
be shown at the Bismarck and Or
pheum theatres tonight only. The
films are here. ...:s II. z.:.:.. LIZ.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-22

ORDER NOW FOR CHRISTMAS.
Evergreen and Holly Wreaths, Hol.
ly, Mistletoe, and Wreathing, Potted
Primrose, Cyclamen, Narcissus, Be.
gonias, Geraniums, etc. Phone 1853
Wills Seed Store.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-22
homes in Glen Ullin, New Salem and
Windsor.
NAPOLEON VISITORS.

Mrs George Laney and daughter of
Napoleon were among the visitors in
the Capital City Thursday. a.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-22
FIVE HORSES Die IN FIRE
Blaze Of Unknown Origin Destroyed
Barn on Fred Fockler Place
Near eraddock, N. D.

Braddock, N. D., Dec. .22.-Fire of
unknown origin completely destroyed
the large barn on the Fred iFockler
place, near here, last night. Five work
horses persisted in the flames. Two
other horses taken out died shortly
AFTER # IL
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-22
NEW CIRCULATION MAN.

Frank Hicks Of Cleveland, O., has
arrived in the city and has accepted
a position as circulation manager Of
the Bismarck Tribune. Mr.. Hicks
will begin his duties at once.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-22
GOES TO JAMESTOWN.

Miss Catherine Knowles. stenogra'
pher at the Bismarck Bottling works,
has gone to Jamestown to spend
Christmas at her home.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-22
F. B. Heath and George Laney of
Napoleon. The capital is $4,000.
M'kENZIE VISITOR.

Fred w. Korn of Mckenzie was in
the Capital City Thursday, calling on
friends and transacting businessi
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-03
&blimmifer Suber=
fulpien 6etnb

1T cine ridtige &pmbination bon frii1er
Suit, reinem Rahritoff. @ube unb retnz
Iider 2%ebenstpeiie. Aue 9ottoren iftin1z
men therein. bnb bieie nor3igIi6e CT
for6ernihe IN Der Be5aublung bieler @niz
iom iino, psl@e ein 3ebntsl Der sooes<
len. bab Nr5neigebraa6 IN pielen 5dnu
notbpenoig 1T.
Inter folden umtd11oen mag gdmm's
Glteratibe fi3 po6Itbueno erpefen-
@enn gebra1dt als 8eimittel our geeig<
neten gorsfaIt unb seiunobeits5utrdgz
lider Q%ebenstpeiie, 1T es re6t tpirfiam
un0 mir fennen biele Sale, IN benen Is
bnuernbe grlei9terung sebradt bot.
Smmerbin tnnn Elm geriu4 feinea
|S9nben tbun. 9enn bie1e Erdperatiou
entbdlt feine @ifte ODER @%etpobnbeit forz
mierenbe Ieoi5initoffe feine 8etduz
bunosmtttel, Spiaten ODER &oblzSm Ab<
treibunssmittel. Sci guren Gpotbetern
pber brett.
@dman 2abarutprb, 8bilabelpbia.
gertauft in Dspliturs Aputbefe.
ct. Glpub, Nainn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-03
nidt bic tnrdtamen ainber

Sdimpit nidt bic tnrdtiamen ainoer
Gle Nerpalitat, 1urttiamfeit uno
l1nrube lit obne 3meifel perllrindt
ourh @iirmer ooer @ortleibigfeit.
anitatt gu idlogen ooer gu idimpfen,
6ebanoelt Cure ainoer NIT &ifnpoo
Burmt0oter. Nette gnnbp &onfet.
turen, melde Die @irmer tooten uno
larutip genug limo, INN Die gingetpei-
De in Bepeeung gu bringen uno mdt
nur oie@iirmer gu pertreiben ionoern
AUDI %angebd1,fte @iftitoffe. 2iefe
@ifte uno @urmer er5eugen 6ieber,
MAIDEN ainber nerp0s uno rei3bar,
p%erringern lire 2ebbaftigfeit uno
MAIDEN iie gum Dpfer bon a%ranfbeit.
&auft cine 1lafde &idapoo 0l1rmt
tooter beute nod bei gurm Apotbe-
fer, nur 25f. - An3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-03
Order Limiting Time to File Claims
Within Three Months and for
Hearing Thereon.
No. 5O12,

No. 5012.
Estate of Michael Klinkner, Deceased.
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate Of MickAd
Klinkner, Decedent.
Letters testamentary this day hav-
ing been granted to John MondlecA
and it appearing by the affidavit &
said representative that there are 10
debts of said decedent;
It is Ordered, That the time within
which all creditors Of the above
named decedent may present claims
against his estate in this court, Be.
and the same hereby Is, limited to
three months from and after the date
hereof, and that
FRIDAY, the 2Sth DAY OF APRh
1916, at 9 o'clock A. NJ, in the Probate
Court Rooms at the Court House st
the City Of st. Cloud In said County
be, and the same hereby is fixed aad
appointed Is the time and place for
hearing upon and the examination.
adjustment and allowance Of such
claims as shall be presented within
the time aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by the
publication Of this order In "Da
Nordstern" as provided by law.
Dated, January, 25th, 1916.
(Seal) J. B. HlMSL
1~-27-2-3-10 Probate Judge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-03
fer nod bsi ser Jran3i. gu .ntfddoi>

Heu .
So@ndrts, gegen @teini9log uno
2apinensefabr sef@lBt, liegt bic Rez
belalm. @@on gribt Jpn Ole 9aloe
nit Dem Sungpieb f@on i@Dentt er
bas !9utel NIT einem Su4f6rei, %
antportet neben Der Gbren6lonoen
Jran3i auf Der 8ant nod jemano:
2eutnant 30ber . limo gu feinen
Euben liest Elm GeBensams. ben Berg
fod our9 bie sef9rdntten 2Gute gez
5ogen -.
Isle baben, mie es ideint, mebr
Sagbslid sebabt als i@," bemertt
Wur5 fuBiauer, oie fladernoen 8lide
3pi19en sSdger unb @ennerin teilenb.
r@ie Sic feben," sibt Der 2eutnant
ftol5 unb better 5ur Mntmort. rMir
1T aber au9 i4on beim 4nftieg eir
10 rei3enoes Mbenteuer begegnet, oaB
ids als quite @orbebeutung nebmen
ourfte."
.Mel@en Mes iinD sic Denn geganz
GENE" frast @ir3 intereiiiert.
rMn Der @piBfarbitte porbei, 9err
@fefor, tpie sic mir rieten -. Da
ftano an Der Rreu5messanreiBe Elm nuz
6elfauberes 9irnol un6 fragte boderz
r0ten6: sd bin oo@ re@t2 Der
9err gebt bod gum @pibtar auf
@amsbiri@? Sir ion i@ nur suten
Morgen fasen, neil oie @roBmutter
net fommen tam 80" Sd babe
mir 5par Den 3uiammenbang nidt
ertldren t0nnen, iagte aber: r8ilt
{9on re4t 80" unb f@entte Ger tleiz
men i@mar5ausigen 9irn einen blanz
ten Soler - gliidli9, baB mir ni4t
bic @roBmutter begegnet par -"
Ser Mhehor flu@t ma4tlps in il9
binein. Sbm mdre beute cine @robz
mutter lieber gemeien als 3man5tg
frii9e 9irnolen. Mu9 als bic fall
{@e Jran5i, Die 10 i40n tat nit Dem
2eutnant, oaB mon ii@ als pcltomz
men iiberflI3Fg oriden mubte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-03

9ie @inlagen Ser bentiden spar=
taiien baben in Sen eriten 3ebn Mona=
ten bes abgelaufenen Sabres um
2166 Wiaionen Wart 5ugenommen;
obne 6ie Mbitreibungen m1f Ge
Spargutbaben bei ben &riegsmIei=
fen. @aS auf baloige Gridopfung
Der finansieaen 2eiitungsfabigtet
bes beltiden @plfes jeoenfons nidt
idlieBen laBt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-03
Sir i1nb bereit, ben goridlaq, Den

Sir iino bereit, ben gorid)las, Den
8a1qmooiern @errn Spring=Rioe,
ben britiiden &onigsboten in @ofb=
ingto1, ols NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ten gu empfeblen, unter Ser 8ebin=
g11ng 5u unterituten, boB Serr
46olpb Shs BON ser Seem Sort
5i1ne5 Ben 5tretten Hlab muf bem
Sidet erbdlt. 9mn lit oie Serbe
birb1h beilammen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-03
Ser nnteridieo 5uiidJen nnjeren

groBen &aronen, Sic allies 0oge1pe=
iene in SEN Sbatten iteQen, uno Sen
6el1tiden lit Ser: mir plonen Tie nnS
6ie Deutiden maden tie unb i6ieBm
bamit. 90 gebt es NIT Sen Inter
feebooten, 10 NIT SEN Glug5eugen.
Weit sen Garbitoffen iogar. Muf bem
8opier iino mir ben 8orbnren melt
uber, aber bos @apier lit befanntlid
bier3ulan6e n11berorbentli9 ge6uloig.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-03
aud Elm 9pfument.

Sir seben in idriftgetreuer &a9D ilOung cine 9otiarttse. tpieS
Nrbeiter ifaienider Ndhouulitdt, Der in Seutlblano belbdfttgt t
Qonosmanu nod 8oiel Cpit[ogerno) geihrie6en bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-03
Scr ncine Mfann.
Cine Grinneruns aus Der Set oer
RuKenbat.

Mus R0nissberg i. g. miro Dem
r6annoperii@en aurier" ge1drieben:
IS mat 3u Der 3eit ser Rufenperfols
aung. Mit ben Sruppen par au4
Mari9au 9inoenburg binter oen
Ill9tenoen ber. 9abei beriibrte CT
Bic pielen a%erft0rten 90rfer unb
@tGote, bic menf@enleer tparen uno
oesbalb tpenis 3ur Mait einluoen.
@9lieBli9 NOR es aber Mbenb seporz
Sen unb aud benz Marida1 tnurrte
mad eineu1 aufresen6en unb aufreiz
benben Sag Der Magen, unb oas Be-
biirfnis, a%usouruben, itelte ii4 Elm.
Mor befanb f9 bereits unueit Der
@ren3e in einem tleinen @tdot9en, in
benz man auerft pergebli@ na@ einem
erbaltene11 @ebdube iu9te unb teinen
Menf9en auffinoen tonnte. Nur et=
tnas abieits lag Elm unperfebrtes einz
Hodges 9aus, 6as 6ie Sffi3iere aua
idneu fir ibrer, Mari9au nit Be-
i@lag beleaten. Die Wobnungseinz
ri9tung tpar aiemli4 farber uno p0lz
Zig unberibrt, 10 baB man allen @runb
bate, barber eritaunt gu fetn. Balb
aber eri9ien au9 Elm alter Mann, Den
6os @ttmmengelpirr aus Dem @tal
in bic Mobnung eelodt batte. @raues
9aar 19midte fem 9aupt, fur4tlos
blidte fem tpetterbartes @eii@t unb
unerf@roden tpar feline 9altung, als
er ben Offi5ieren gegeniibertano. @r
ftente fi@ als 9anomertsmetiter por.
@eine Treu6e NOR groB. als ct borte,
6ab Mar1@on 9tnbenburg BEL ibm
pdbrenb Der Ma9t bleiben mollte. Sc
i@dftig bolte Ger Mlte alles, pas er
bor Sen @uFen eerettet batte, berbei
un6 bereitete Sem Marf4aq eigenbdnz
big Elm MenbeFen, oas benz 9r0Bten
9eerfibrer nidt i@le4t gu munoen
i9ien. 9abei er5dhlte er, tpte er fetn
Sous por Sen @ufen gerettet batte,
boB er iebem 8ranbitifter unerf4roden
entgegengetreten unb felbit Dor blibeaz
oen 8aionetten nidt 5uriidgemi@en
lei. Mm unberen Morgen enti@ulz
oigte er ii9 Bel 9in0enburg, baB er
ibm ni9t mebr bieten tonnte, 6oa
freunbli@ reiate Der Mari@an ibm
sic !6an6. Gr babe ii9 tpobl in fetz
mem !9aufe gefiblt, bas @fen babe
gut ge19medt un6 Dor aIem babe CT
fi9 gefreut, einer1 Mann fennen gu lerz
men, Der 1elbft benz 5ein0e oie @ttrne
ge3eigt unb fem @igentum bef@uBt
bGtte. 9a Bot Ser alte Meiiter ben
grpBen SfpreuBenbefreier UNI Elm
tleines @rtnnerun9s5ei@en on 6teie
@tunbe Der 8egegnung, sic er ME nerz
gefen per6e. @rinnerunss5ei4en, pte
lie {on{t ibli@ iinb, fiibrte Ser 5eloz
mori9an nun aber ni9t Bel fi@, besz
balb bolte er Elm @tud papter berz
Dor unb 19rieb IN Der ibm eigenen
9oratteriitii4en Mrt: r@ielen 9anf
fir bic ber5li@e @ufnobme!
@s lebt Elm ie6er, tpie er tann;
Gin fleiner Mann 1T ou@ ein Mann,
Gs tommt ouf feline 2eiitung an.
Sur @rinnerung an rnein @ertpetz
len beim Mei1ter Relermann
b. 9%in0enburg."
Mun 3eigt ser Mlte je6em. Der es
feben min, ito15 oieies @rinnerungs3ei<
9en un6 ertldrt, pie Ser groBe Teloz
marfdan gerabe gu oem trefflt9en
@pru@ getommen 1T. @r babe f4on
immer obgerpintt, penn Ser Meifter
BON ii@ als tleinem Mann fpra@ uno
bur9 1einen Mbf@ieosz un0 Crime
rungsgrub ieinen @tanbpunft, oaB
tleine Mdnner ni9t gering gu betper=
ten iinb, mod DEFENDERS bernorgebo<
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-03
Neu=J0uderun9

Mmtlid teilt %. s. 9. mitr @bdnz
berung oes Photographer Is oes
Rei4smilitdrgeiebes uno oes paraz
erapben 81 oes @efeBes bonn H.. g.,
1888. 9ur@ ben bonn @eidstas be-
reits aneenommenen @efebenttpurf
miro 6ie no@malige Mufterung Der
fruber bauerno untaugli9 befunbenen
8ebrpfli9tigen I'M ariege m0sli@.
9ies entfpri9t in erfter 2inie benz onz
semeinen @e@tsempfinoen oes @ol>
tes - aabnofe Gingaben foroerten bic
Ginbrinsurg zines fo1@en @efebes
aus @ere9tisteitsgriinben. 9ur4 ben
f%reitDiligen Gintritt elmer sroBen Mnz
aabl friber als bouer1b unbrau9bar
be3ei9neten @ebrpfli@tigen 1T ertpiez
fen, baB fi@ etne Menge iebt taught
der unter bieien b%eftnoen. Die 53eit
un6 Ser Mrat baben bdufig 6ie Mdnz
gel befeitigt, bic Die fribere @ntf4eiz
Dung begrunbet baben. @s mare
ehen{o unbinig pie ltagere@t uno ent
iprG9e nidt Dem @runoseoanten Ser
allgemeinen @ebrpfliht, 6ltere Qeute
ms Jelb gu fGiden, i0lange nod taugz
li9e rno abtDmmli9e iungere Qeute
norbonoen finb. 9on ether @er1dngez
rung ser Webrpfli9t uher nas polIen:
oete funfunbpier3igite 2ebensiabr BIN
aus, tpie oft bebauptet ipirb. 1T tetne
Heoe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-03

Mei4es 9er5 uno petber aopf:
Sin braper Mann, Elm gutter 3ropf.
9arter &opf uno bartes 9er5
Ma@t Die Welt Don Rampf uno
@4mer3.
Mei9er Ropf, oas Serge bot.
9os 1T f@limme, bDie Dirt.
6arte R0pfe, bic 9er5en pet4:
@uf {olden rubt bas 9eutf4e Rei@.
!9ans Sboma.
Das 9aus paulinenftraBe II gu
@0ttingen, in Dem @ottfrieo Mugult
8ureer am 8. SUM-, 1874, farb. 1T
fur3li@ einem auf Der Sffeite Der
@0ttinger NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aufgez
fubrten @ef9Gftsneubau gum Spfer
sefauen. SIM felben 9auie lag au4
S4l03ers @oNnung; es geb0rte 8iirz
gers Jreuno unb 8erleger Sobana
@briitian 9ietri9. sSn oieiem 9auie,
oas ieit lansem cine @eoenttafel trug,
fat fi9 Birgers @e1tonoal nit Dem
5@nabenmd6den @life 9abn abse<
{pielt. Man9e beriibmten Mdnner,
tpie Mattbifpn ober Sens 8aggefen.
baben als oes 9i1ters @dfte bier gez
tpetlt.
DAB in bie1en 3eiten politH4er
Wirren iogar Der 9rudfeblerteufel
fir unb mioer @te1ung nimmt, be-
meilt sic folgenbe 8eridti9ung i'm
rSourna1": Gin unansenebmer Druid
febler bat ii4 in ben lebten 4rtitel unz
{eres 8eri9terit atters pom italienti4en
Rriegsi9ouplab eingef4li4en. 9artn
bieB es: Muf ieiner Retfe langs Der
Jront tonnte @alanbra pom Magea
bes R0nigs ais Die sebrdunten Sn=
fanterifte i'm Sample ieben, Die am
Rragen oie peiBroten. peiBerunen uno
blouf@mar5en Mb5ei@en Der 8rigan=
ten bon Neapel, @alerno, Qpulien unb
palermo tragen. IS fonte natlrli4
nidt 8riganten, ionbern Brigaoen
beiben 80. 3 meb!..
9ie rSSnoepenoenee Beige" melbet
aus Paris Dom IL. Suli: Die fran>
50ff@e 3enfur unteroridt 8eriate
iber etnen Mnfdlag auf @ainau1 uno
feline Jrau. Mls oas @bepaar @oil=
laur in paRD cine @pa5ierfabrt
ma4te. tpurbe fein aroftmasen anse=
balten. Mebrere Berfonen ftir5ten
iid auf bic SnioHen uno bteben NIT
@9logringen 10 brutal auf beioe Elm,
Dab bic Opfer blutiberitr0mt 3uiam=
menbra4en. Mod Der Sat erfdien
Ole Doliaei. Sn i4merperlebtem GU
fanoe mur0e11 @ai1aur unb Trau unz
ter @4mdbunsen Der Mense in Die
R1init gebra4t. Dos 8lutt bemertt
bin5u. baB einigen Barrier polititern
bur9 3ufdriften 2pn@iuitio onge=
6robt tpurbe. fans lie ibre Jrteoens>
tuinf4e ni6t aufedben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-03

Gus o:m Dorfe Srfnsen IN @op=
rif4z@9naben ftn6 Dor mebr als
atpan3ig Sabren 8auern na9 Dem
Rautaius ausgetpanbert; lie batten
ratirli4 ibre Rin6er mitgenommen.
Bon oiefen finb iebt bic bomalisen
Rnaben als triegsgefangene Solbaten
tpteber in ibrer alien !9eimot Srfineer
ols lan6n;rti@aftli4e Mrbeiter te'
f&6ftigt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-03

Sc abaIIe iebernen.
bung. Sbr aapalleriiten ma4t ia
gar teine freuoigen @efi4ter. tpenn's
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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-01
Silk Stockings
A Gift That Pleases
Women

And Gimbels' silk stockings are
most pleasing. Ready to meet
any holiday gift demand Any
suitably boxed.
Silk Stockings in black; three pairs
prettily boxed for giving al $3.4S.
Select from 100 shades, also gold
and silver, at S1.1S a pair.
Phoenix silk Stockings for those
who prefer them, in black; two pairs
IN box for Sl60.
Single pairs at soe-boxed to your
order.
Black Silk Stockings, firm and fine
quality, at $i.50 a pair AS many
boxed as you fancy.
Daintily embroidered white silk
stockings, beautiful designs, at $3.50
pair.
Novel arc the white embroidered
silk stockings with black beads dotted
here and there, at s. pair
-Gimbels, First floor.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-01
Toilet Sets
Some Stone-Set
Are New Arrivals

Those seeking the new and diff
ferent in toilet sets should see
these new arrivals. OF rare
beauty Not many OF style
which adds to their charm.
Brilliants outlined in gold lines
decorate this imitation tortoise
shell Toilet Set. Fifteen pieces
to set--manicuring pieces in
cluded, at $50.
Toilet Sets of ivory grain, inlaid in
blue or lavender border design, with
gold lines. Twelve pieces At $50.
Swaski design in colors border these
ivory grain Toilet Sets at SIS.
Toilet Sets OF ingram ivory with
raised two-tone color border outlined
in gold beading, at SIS.
Other novel Toilet Sets-touched
with black or colors. at $40 to $50.
-Gimbels. First floor.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-01
For "Him"
or "Her"
A Desk Set

Distinctive in shape and color
iints. For instance, some Desk
Sets OF metal that simulate
leather. Brown and green col
orings. Desk pad and five pieces
the ink-well is bell-shaped-
choice at SIS.
Desk Sets of black glass with
trimmings of brass that create a rich
appearance. Desk pad and eight
pieces at $40.
Oxidized metai-polished in ma
hogany color-forms this unique
Desk Set. Desk pad and six pieces
for $3.50.
A beautiful Desk Set Of FURNISHED
brass is outlined in black lines to
give contrast. Desk pad and eight
pieces for $50.
-Gimbels. First floor.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-01
and
Plated
Jewelry

At SOC, in imitation sapphire and
Jade effects And the balls are as big
as the tip OF your little finger Close
fitting at SOC in amethyst effect; imi-
tation Jade balls, with the chain pass
ing through a pearl, at soc. Cut jet at
5oc-and jets high in fashion again.
Imitation jade and sapphire ball
drop earrings. the connecting chains
strung through hve pearls at 7Se.
German silver Mesh Bags, mounted
ON dainty new frames, at S5.7S TO sl4.
Gold-hlled secret-lock Bracelets, at
81 to $3.50.
Bar Pins - newest designs, stone
set. at So TO S24.
Sterling silver Photo FRAMES, oval
and square shapes. at $3.50 10 SIC.
Ostrich-ieather folding Fans, at
Sl.75 TO Sl2.
-Gimbels, First floor,
Regular Section.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-01
Handbags Make Favorite Gifts

fashionable feathers
opeye pursc) through fascinating
dress and shopping styles o sSs
$50 include
done solid beads Egyptian Indian
color al ribbon
Plumage trimmed Bags al Sl0-unlke anything
See-beaded velvet Bags 81 to $50
silk Bags at 81 to $40. Velvet Bags at 81 to SIS.
ChiIdrens Bags a 25c, 5Oc Csc and ST
ode on gownup styles Some fitted
Mems Purses and Pocket Books at 81 to $3.50
Including aurses: plain
gold-mounted
Big Bags and sucases For Either Men or Women
Travelling Bags. at o al $3.50 % $50
Suiases al IS o S225o; fitted at $40 TO 500
overnight and travelling $3.50 Sl2
Gunbe First floor, Regular Section.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-01

Gold Bracelets IN Nethersole style
(Which is-hangie)-at S. to SIS; in
secret lock style, at 50 to S33. Va
riously plain lmighty stunning when
they're initialcdl. eneinc-turucd or
engravcd-English fashion. Flexible
style at $3.50 to $40.
Gold Lavallieres-popular as ever
lin endless stoue-set stylesl At S.
70 $3.50; diamond-set at $3.50 to
$40.
Stone-set gold Rings at 81 70 SIS,
with beauty OF a topaz at S22; an
aquamsrinc at S2s; tourmaline at
SIS.
Hat Pins-the head OF gold. a few
stoue-set-at 81, S1.S0 and Si.75.
Strings of gold beads at $3.50 to
Sl5s tiny ones for wee folks: grad
uated and bigger ones for grown
ups
Gold Lorgnons atsl2 20 SIS.
Gold Bags-in green and yellow
eold--st $40 to s225
Lingerie Clasps-plain. engine
turned or pierced-at Sl.2S to $3.50
q pair.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-01
From One Girl to
Another
A Gift of Crepe
de Chine
Underwear

would result in real happiness to
the recipient. Such dainty styles
at Gimbels-many new trimming
ideas exploited.
Envelope Chemises; new models,
very lacy; some have ribbon shoulder
straps, at 81 and IS.
Camisoles at 81 and Sl.So, with deep
yoles Of lace and embroidery. ribbon
straps or sleeve effect OF lace.