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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-20

5tinmlelmlnd)5diblung ergab, Dob Die
Mebrbeit Ser u6e11dtem" ettpas berab-
gegonge 1riit, 6o6 bleibt iie nob inz
nper a1f A Sttmmen, lelblt mem
man adt nidt m1sgefiiqte Stimm=
5ettel 5ug11nlten Ser uGrodenea" red=
net.
Gilbert Sea. = Si%infl1noorei=
|Biataule16 Collars tpllr6em beitimmt
fir elm ,rel1es g6ul6alts I'M Ser 9ta6t.
Sour 3ebn Stimmen fielen gegelr Sic
8onos=G orlage.
DuIntb. = Cine SSnitiatip=He=
tition, sic perlangt, Dob ant /. S11li
1917 ale Observation-Disclosures in Ser
@taot geidlolien fem ioller, lit INIT
$40 unteridriften eingereidt MOT
Sen. Sic Gta6tfonmiiiion farn iebt
nidt umbin, cine Sption=M bitimmn111g
on5reoronen. - Die Scent Ga1lutb=
6arm bat 6en reinruifigen preisge=
fronten @uerniep=8ulle Mdap &i1rg
9iita &il6a fir $4,000 %berfa1ft. 0ies
Dir fte ser bodite @reis iein, Ser ie=
mails in 6e11 8ereinigte11 Staater fir
CROFT It 0 II. - Muglit S. 8ent=
! 5el, Elm 81 Sabre otter reider 6or=
mer aus 6iider, Minn., ertram nit
|ieimem t3iabrigen @obne Saul, 6en
er u11s 6em &eozS ee+6luiie botte ret
ten tponen> in meldem ct binein=
itiir3e, ols er rah einem %berbeitrei=
ben6en &ol51tide griff.
6aribauIt. = Sos bier Sabre
olte @0bmden 5i6neD Ser Samilie s.
6. &ton tpur6e bon einem bon
@errm @e1nfe outs Mortbfiel6 gelenf=
item Mlttomobil i%berfabren mn6 &C.
t06tet. 9e1nfe fubr gang 1angiam;
SOS &in6 tpar 11nberiebems geru6e Dor
sic Mafdine gerannt.
@inona. - Die @eldtpiiter
|Soiepbina 111p6 Ebeo6otia @iec5oref,
|21 uno 19 Sabre alt, iin6 inn &od=
mai1er 6eS Miifiiiippi 300 SUB bo1
Ser Stelle ertrunfen, mo- Dor etpa
elmer @ode bier Mitglie6er Ser So
miIie @rogan ibren 500 fan6en. Mn6
ite itiir5ten nit ibrem @agen ms
@oiier.
einen 8l1l(en be5ablt ma1r6e. - oils
eriter 9ompfer in 6ieier Cation fat
Ser u8riton" Ser Maiiep @teamibip
60. ont 5mitagabeno Ben bieiigen
@afen b%erln1len.
Seem 8rague. - Mm Cont
itagnadmttag bro6 bier i'm 9iSd=
@ebal16e elm Bea1er outs, ser aud auf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-20

ge5eigt; er lief Damn pl0blid fort lnb
ipparg in Sen 6l,1b. = 9ie &robibi-
tionilten baben 6. S. Dol1ng, bem 8e=
iiber ser 8irtb1dyaft an 8aibington
s(be. norolid, 5mei meitere 8ode11
@1moenfriit ertbeilt, ieime &neipe a1r-
6erstpobin at perlegen, ebe lie tpegen
rmgeieblide1, @etrarfeperfm1f Is eine1'
@aftbefebl gegen i'm erlpirfen. 6. S.
Do11rg botte bel galoer1poo6, 6enl
Sber=Yrobibitioni item, Dorgeiprod)e1l
uno oent5el6cn erflart, er lei Ser 9(n+
iidt getpelen> fem 9ofal nidt I'M Ssh
oeriprud) nit 6em @eleb 5u betrei=
ben 111ro erludte UNI einen Mllfida1b>
0amit er 1i9 11a6 einen1 an0ern Ylabe
umleben f6im1e. @einem Grluden lit
entiproden moroen.
Grooflton II. Gonntpantpalt
6. 81. O%o1tngquiit bot ane SrtSpor=
lt4i,10e in Eolf County Der itan6igt,
BOB aa1d Ser &erfauf BON %iogetranu1=
tent uMeor @eer" geleblib u~n5l1laiiig
lift. = 8re0iger @els Soban11es Mor=
lta6, ser a1gibt, in @erbin61rt1g mutt
ser vGuin Gitp &elief Miiociation" gu
1tebe1r nn1 fem @eim in Mirmeapo1is
GIT baben, ,pur6e bon elmer Noli5itir
in einem bieiigen &oipitol 5uiammen
nrit Mnapa Mrmita6 a11s MinneapoliS
mnter ser @eIdul6igrng ser @erle=
bung Ser Mamt=@fe berbafte. -
Ser @eo4See=eGyluB lit am Sreitagmit<
tag, nad6em cine 8retterber1@alung
um @tm16amm %meegeriiien por6e11
tpor, 10 itarf geitiegen, baB Elm Gbeil
ser GtraBen bon Grooffton unter
@aiier geiebt tpa1r6e.
8emi6ii. - &ertreter bon 8el=
tromi, 8oIf, @eo 9afe, @leartpoter,
@ennington, moriban uno &iHion
County bobe11 in elmer bier gebalte=
mem @%eriomml1tng Die uMortbern
Minmelota Sefferion &igbpap Miio=
citation" gegriin6et.
@imtbrop. - 0bglei6 6ie
uSrodenen" allies beriu6ten, Ole
|@taot "troden" 5n 1egen, bleibt 1te
0ob ufeudt." 9ie uNaiien" erbiel<
ten $50 un6 sic vSro6enen" 1873
Stmmen.
@imona. - Die 800 Mder=
Iarm 6es Gb. s. @eabo6p BEL Utica
1T bon Sobn @ampion u11s &o6ec1iff,
Sn., fin $4,000 o6er $3.50 per Mder
berfauf It tpor6en.
Smotonna.- Die a1f &eran=
lalil1ng ser uErode1ren" 6a1rdgefubrte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-20
0ej6moremenliite.

Moditeberobe Site entbalt 0ie Ma-
men ser @rpB- nno &leingelhapore,
nerl, melde inn Mai=& reisgeridtster=
NUN oils lolde 81 6ie1ren baben:
@robgei6morene
Sobn Mertes, ct. Soiepb; Seter
Soft, Mpon; @m. @ennemitl ct.
CLOUD; Nal1l Sbeilen, @aite Sort;
Sacob 9rid, Napnespille; 6ronf
|Storms, 2pnoen; gb. &obertlom ct.
Glouo; Muie Soc, Millapooo; @fatbioS
@oa1er, 5pring Sill; Eeter Braun,
2afe George; @elrrp @oridt, ct.
Miartin; sSobn 2pmlnel, ct. Ml1gulta;
S. 8. 9insfelb> 2%urembltrg; Soul
Map, 0air &abe1; Simon &11b1l
|N}elrole; 6eroinano &amler, Sar'
ming; Soiepb Sre0erid, Sc Su1f;
Mnoresp @eibner, 2afe 9enrp; 8. S.
@iaing, 81. CLOUD; 6runf Sammer,
Mnine Eroirie; Martin &oreiih
9rod1pap; Mife Shmieiing, @ettp;
Sos. &tridt &odoiue.
&leinge16 morene
@1n. Setberington, ct. CLOUD;
9eid. 9ufrer, Torming; @illiam S..
@da1lt, &omesoile; Sgnotil1s
9en1m ct. Mlrga1lto; Carl &lumboft
Grotp @iper; George @inb, @ettp;
gosp. @amsIep, @ortb Sort; 6ra1tf
l1nger, Gu1f Centre; Sen. l1pbus,
@rope; Mife &enge1 ct. Soiepb;
SEQ @hafer, ct. Glo1e6; @ntou Sir
bes, MeeIroie; SSobn Gimmers, COL
Iegebine; sc. o.. 2abr, ct. CLOUD;
Nid. elders, Muine 8rairie;; Matb.
Mobs, Sc @a1f; Soiepb &11blmon,
MeIroie; gilbert S. @eters, @afe=
fieI6; Glarfe @oite> ct. @lou0; M=
bert 3tpod, 8rodtpop; 80. 81. @uilem,
Ma1nion; @iQim Mrn6t, 3ion;
George Gloafep, @6en Safe; Ser
mann &oering, Mailmoo6; Sermam
@uersfe1L &odbile; 8eter @it1ter,
Gpring Sill; Senrp @erabs, &rai11;
6. S. 8alotpir, Suir Saben; Motb.
&a1bl, ct. Mortin; Gbarles Diber,
ct. Glo116.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-20
Gbarfrcitag.

Sag Ser Sro,ter, Sag Ser @dmer5en,
9u erl1ld)eu ole &er5eu.
&etl bas liebe,ublte ser @er5en
&oat berhauGt int Sclabentpb;
Seine @lnde fann es 1a9en,
@os ser @err Der @elt g%etragen,
Ser. bpm &ned]t ans &reu5 gelblagen,
Sod nun @immels1egen bot.
60 pieI @lieber, 70 biel @unben,
SAP Der Siinoer fann 9ellnnen;
9ob Sic 3ub7tott lei sehlnpen,
SIT e%r0ifuet ieIb1t bas 3er5.
Spridl, lpcllll Sid Die Melt mill trlgen:
Nd! ein Sropfen fonnt' 9enilgen,
Sod IN bitterpplle1 3iigen
Sot getrlmfen Gbrilt Ben Sbmer6.
Sn bes 2ebens Streit r,1b 2eben,
,3um gnriagen unb gum Meioen,
User funn ga getrolfet 16reiten,
User bat Strait, lrer11 11td)t i'm 9errl1?
@ben ll1dlt 9n. Sbpr ser Sbpren, =
=. hu5 Gber 9ilg herloren;
Min lper it'd Den 6err11 ertoren
6at 10 Stab tpie 1id'reu Stern.
Nimmelsleiter, arel1s, ga 9eben,
@immliih 2ehen miro ee9eben
Selblt sem drmlten grbenltreben:
=, iteie' ouf baran, metu 9er5l
grnenfllgheit = @abn unb Srdume1,
ltnb es mirb Ser SOB nibt idl1meu;
CT sic @pgen Sid lmIdl1men,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-20
Safer @ilbelm ,upb,1te int Sent>

&atier @ilbelm ,uubnte int Sett=
iden Mr mee=@utptq1tartier einem bon
@ar6ina1 6e1ir BON &artmattn, 6en1
@r5bifdof bon &olr1, gebaltenen Got
tes6ienit bel. Ser &arbinaI brod)te
6en Sol6ate11 @riiBe a1ts Ser Sci
matb. Gr betete fir oen Sieg ser
6e11tiden @offen un6 Sic iidere Slid
febr ser bermiBten oe1tiden Soloa-
ten. 5pdter fagte ct in elmer @n-
fprade ont Sic Grltppet: ~@enn ser
&err 1t1ier @ott meitere idtpere
9pfer bon 1tns ber1otgt, mad)e i6
MIDI 51tm 0ollmetider Set fatboli=
id)e1t @o1oaten Ser Mrn1ee un6 lege
in sic @6n0e @m. foiierlidyen urb fo-
nigIiden MoieitGt 6os feierlide Ser
fpreden 1tntpan6elbarer Srerte. SSr1
anen @Gmpfen, lit ouen 2ei6e,1 nn6
olen Spfern 6ieies &rieges SOS Ser
Ipreden nntpmbelborer Srel1e Biz
gum Tooe." @ar6inol bon @urtmom
iiberreidte bem @aiier 100000 Marf,
Sic preuBiide @atboIifen 51trn 8eiten
ser p~ertpun6eten Solboten geIomrneIt
bobett.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-20

sos Simesz@ eba11oe iibergriff nlb Ell
nen nnr tbeilmeiie 6ur6 @eriidyerung
geoedterr Sdubem bon etpa $4,000
anridtete.
SEEM nIm - @iirgermeiiter 81.
8. 81. 5ritide bot Sic @orfiibrung
bon r3ammeridlaf" =G6giilms berboten.
8rainer1. - Ser Sberfnedt
Serbert @offmonn bat ii6 anf Der
Sarm 6eS S. $. @%riinbage1 eridoi=
fen. gs beiBt, 6oB Ser Munn per-
geblid periudt batte, 1na6 Deutid=
lano under 6ie Gabnen gu fommer,
11n6 itb 6ies 10 at &er5en gerommen
babe, 0aB ct lebensiiber6ruilig tpa1r6e.
Murb-9 afpta.
8ismard.- Die 8a1tmtsi i9E
ten iteben bier be1er belier a1s ie=
mails norber, ben11 Me11ba11ten inn Sc
iammttpertbe bon iiber $4,000 iin6
bereits o%rgerreloet. Inter bieien BE-
firr6en ii6 eir 1re1teS bier t0diges crit
floiiiges &otel nit 100 3immer11, Elm
iteberi t0diger Mnba1 5um Mc&e15ie=
&otel, einlt0dige Mnbalten at 6rei
an6eren @otels, eine $35O00-Garne=
gle = 8ibIiotbef, ein $40,000=Sdul
bous, elm @ebdu6e fir Gflegerinne1=
idule 11n6 =Seim fir $4,000, cine
acknowledgements itellungs Mnla=
ge fir $4,000, Elm 6%reiltodiges &C.
bG1toe fir sos 8ismard 811itneB Col
lege, Elm 9ormitori1tm fir Sic bieltge
Sn6ianeridjule fir $4,000, 5tpei
M~portementbduier, sic 100000 TO-
item tperbe1t, mebrere neue grobe &c
idaftsgebd116e un6 tpobridei11li6 200
mo6erne @obnba1ti er, Tim bem in
8isrnrd b%errid)eroen @obm11gS=
ma1rgel ab5ubelfe EN- oer 6atrd 0oS ro=
lde @odstbltm Der 8eb0lferatng ber=
b%prger1tfen mor6en lit.
Sm6=9afpta.
@atertomm. - 9reiBig &api=
taltten aus Eenniplpa11ien it110 be-
tbetligt ont elmer @e1enidaft, 6ie
S6ritte in Sic @ege geleitet fat CUR
8obr11ng 1ta1 @r6ol 110r6li6 bon bier.
9ieieS nnternebmen lit 6ie Solge bon
oht Sabren 6urdgefibrten @eriuden,
Del 5u fin6en, fir 6efier @or6aroen-
fem man ont Ser Sberf lad)e Mn5eidet
bote, 6o6 ideiterten tie 6an1alS, neil
mon feline M1tSriiitung botte, Sic
8obrl0der tief get1ug at bringelr, Tim
sic bermlhbeten Sellager at erreiden.
@s iin6 gegen 300 Slider bereits &C.
padtet un6 mebr als tpeitere 10000
Slider tper6e1t nod in Nadt genom=
me1t tper6en,. bebor Sic tbatiddliden
Mrbeiten in Mngriff getrommen tper=
Sen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-20
Kinder 8crrelon
MACH FLETCHER'S
ITO r "a

SSm 8erliner &labberabati@ finoem
MIR folgen6es @eiud: Sir einige
Srte in @rglanb un6 Sranfrei6 tper=
SEN Mmerifaner geil1dt, 6ie ge<
tpiGt iin6, iih mog1idit imnrer an 6en
gteQen a~uf5ubalten, mo- 3eppelin=
bomben einidlogen f0nnen. Sobe
Brdmien, an sic @rben 5ablbor, 51t=
geiid)ert. Sfferten 11nter u8oo6rotp"
500 ant sic Expedition Ser Shines
9on6on." Sos lit Ser 16le6teite Wit
nidt, sic ser &la66era6atid fi9 gelet=
1tet bot.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-20

1912 SUP bobe11 nno 212 Sub oide11
Mbobe=Mauer einge5dl111t lit, Sic 1id
nod, inn g1,ten 3uitonoe befinoet> uno
hirter ipeld]er sic Golonilten 1td bel
Srroianerangriffen 5ltriid5ogem. Ser
herrlideMormone1tempel, 6eiie1r CT
rid,tt,rg 40 Sabre in M11lprl6 nobm,
farn rltr bon Murmo1ten betreten
tperbu1, 0ogege1r lit 6em &1blifum
ser 311tritt in SOS Sabernafel nit
6iibrern geltttet. Ser groBe Som,
>pelsper in Sorm zines 5dilofr0ten=
riidens Sos 9o9 bilbet, r11bt fret n1f
As iteinernen 8feilern, obne irgeno
cine onbere Stiike, 1peldyes 5llr 3eit
1einer grridt11ng elm Wfeilterlt iid Ser
@a11fltnlt mar, 5umal beim 8nu n1a1r
hol5erne Efl0de bertpm6t un6 Sic
Griger nit 9eoer 5uiammengebltn6en
tplroe11. 9os @ebdlbe lit $50 SUB
lang 11nb $50 SUP brett, bel einer
im1eren S0be bon 70 SUB. 9orin
befinSet iid cine Srgel, Sic bis Dor
&11r5em Sic gr0Bte Ser @elt mar. Sic
gffl1itic bieies &aunres lit uniiber=
trefflidt 1rn6 bort man 6as 6anen Ell
mes fleinen Magels in 6em gegeriiber=
liege1roen SbeiIe gang 0el1tli6. Sos
Mominiltratio1sgeba11 ser Mormo=
men lit ein Nradtbn1, in lpeldem Sic
ielben lire 3ebner%Mbgaben 5oblen
nno ioritige @onfgeidafte beiorgen.
9lnf ser N11116fabrt 6ltrb Sic Sta6t
1iebt man nod bieles, 6as an Sic
ynlte Mormpren5eit erinnert. ga lit
SOS v@bite @ouie," morin Brigham
Doung's erite Tra1t paltete, un6 NUN
r11bt Tie in 6rieoen nit bret @ouegin=
7ren I'M Nribotfrie6bofe binter Sem
@m1le. $50 Sic an6eren AZ a1ge=
troltten gbe u@iier11n6ied5igitel" (tpir
Mn6ersglaubigen baben ia MIR @be=
balften) ruben, iagte 6er6ibrer nidt.
gr 5eigte mir bas @nts zines pro-
mine1ten Mormoner, sic bereits SO
6ra1ter begroben bobe. Mls id 6ieie
Nrsiage 5tpeifeln6 ur16 Iddeln6 fan6,
erfldrte er, 6aB Ser Mann Elm 2eider=
beitotter lei. Mus 6erlelbe1 Gnele
erfubren mir, 6oB 6ie Mormonen
beim Sa11fen Sen gon5en &oirper in
oos @aiier ta11de1t. 6ierbei 6arf 6as=
1eIbe aus 6em @ol5iee nidt ben1tt
tperoen, ga eS anitatt 6ie Siin6en meg
5umaiden, ioldJe biellei@t p0feln font
ne. Gin berrlides @ebau6e bot bier
Sic 9. SO. s. ST., n1t6 Spotter nenrte11
es sos Sous bon 1000 gebrodenen
Ser5en, ober 6ieie friiden iungen 90
men, tpelde 6ort berum prominier=
ten, ioben nidt aus, als OBJ iie eineS
@er5lpe3ialiIten b%e6iirften. @on SEN
nielen ial5igen Sbieften lit mir Sic
&eble 10 trode1 getpor6en, boB ib1 um
file a%n5ufeudten, fir 6iesma1 idlieBe.
6. ST.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-20

9emtidlanb aiebt Sic Tiinfnnopier=
5igidbrigen outs ser 6ront 5rriid.
Sranfrei6 iteQt sic 5ieb5ebniabrigen
elm. Mu9 cine Sbatia6e, Sic Sen
Muiierten 5toff gum Ma96enfen &C.
ben iolte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-20
8arnm 6artleibiqfeit idabiat.

8ar1m 6artleibigfeit ida6igt.
9ie @~ingetpei6e 1in6 6os natirli6e
Mb5ugsfanaliDftm bes 2eibeS. @enm
fte 6urb Sort1eibigteit perbin6ert
tperoen, tbeilt fid Elm She'll ser gif-
tigen Code, tDelde iie megfAaffen
5ouen, Dem SDitm mutt, tpo61r9 SIR
@ud ltumpffimig II. 9um fiibIt, II.
triH Der Nerbm1ung unb Der Mabr-
1toff : Mifimilation emtgegen. Gieier
8uiton6 miro raf@ beieitigt burd
@bomberIains EobIette. gu ta1fen in
Senrns Corner Drug @tore.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-10
CARE FOR
BABIES IS URGED

Directing attention to the deaths of
nineteen infants under one year OF age
during the week ended August 5, the
Health Department, In its weekly bull
letin Issued today, urges that special
care be given the babies during the
heated period. Intestinal disturbances.
among infants. the report states. are
becoming a prominent factor In the
death rate.
A comparison OF conditions with re-
spect to these infantile diseases shows
that during the first seven months In
1916 there were sixty-six deaths. while
during n similar period In 1916 there
were eighty-four.
"Of the cighty-four deaths. ffty-eight
have occurred during the last four
weeks" says the report. This en-
phasizes what has so often been said
as to the dangerous effects OF high tenn
perature upon infantile life.
"'How to keep the baby WE'LL should
be the watchword from now until the
cool weather. and the knowledge tina,
more babies survive who are fed cx-
clusively on mothers milk should never
be lost sight Of. Milk provided by tho
| mothers breast Is peculiarly adapted
10 the young inihnt needs: ana uniess
an absolute necessity no other form oi
food should be given: for cholera in
fantum, summer complaint. and allied
troubles are b. no means as common
among babies who are nour!ehed In The
natural way as among the ARTIFICIAL,
fed. or course. there are occasiona
cases where the mother cannot suppl,
all the food that the baby requires. bu
there are few who cannot supply 1
part at least. Under these circum
| stances a proper wet nurse IL the bes
substitute; but II this IL impossible I,
obtain, "A properly modified cows mill
which Is pure. clean. and fresh must b.
resorted to. Careful attention to tn
chiid's diet. supplemented by light cloth
ing, fresh air. protection from flies
which not only annoy and irritate. blu
carry disease germs as well. and scru
pulous cleanliness are absolutely es
sential In the effort to keep the bab'
we'll"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-10
URGE YEAR-AR0UND
FAIRGROUNDS Use


wider use Of the school playgroundSs
forty of which, though equipped with
apparatus, are closed during the sum-
mer vacation, Is being urged by Mrs.
Susie Root Rhodes. supervisor OF play
grounds and a member Of the Board
Of Education.
The Fairgrounds that have been ossa
will close this evening.
Mrs. Rhodes plan Ia to obtain from
Congress authority to accept voluntary
service in order that all OF the play
grounds may be available throughout
the entire year. She found. she said,
there are In Washington men ana
women interested in child welfare WORK
who would be glad Of the opportunity
| to give their services without cost to
the District government as playground
helpers.
| Mrs. Rhodes returned to washingtoq
| today from n visit of inspection Of
! the Fairgrounds in Providence, R l..
| Holyokc. Mass, Hartford, Conn.
Springfield. Mass. New York. Philadel-
phia and Boston. She was much I'm.
pressed, she said. with the economical
and result-producing methods employee
| by the New England cities In the
maintenance Of their playground sys-
One feature which impressed her
especially. she said. Is the indoor SWIM
ming pool.
| A Recommendation that provision b
made for indoor swimming pools on
the Washington Fairgrounds she said,
probably win be made In the next esti-
mates OF the Fairgrounds department.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-10
BELMONT RUM0R
INTERESTS CAPITAL
Society Anxious to Know II New
Yorker Is to Marry Virginia
Girl.

Washington society. scattered wher-
ever it's units may be. Is discussing
whether or no Raymond belmont. son
Of August Belmont. Is going to marry
Miss Caroline Hubert. Of Middieburr.
Va. and Cincinnati. Ohio.
The reports have 1t that the wedding
date is already set for September. Mr..
Belmont. whose divorce from the chorus
queen. Ethel Lorrsine. only occurred
last May. emphatically denies that he
contemplates entering the marital state
at 70 soon a time as September.
Miss Hubert. who Is considered one
country" and her mother. Mrs. G. j.
Hubert. are now registered at the
Hotel Vanderbilt. New York. So is Mr.
Belmont. Last night. according to the
social columns Of the New York dailies
he gave a dinner and theater party fol-
his bride-to-be and her mother.
Next week young Belmont Is going &c
months course. 1t is expected tina,
| Mrs. Hubert and her daughter will
take a cottage at Lake Champlain. tC
| be near Plattsburg. Miss Hubert anc
her mother refused to discuss the ru
mored engagement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick D. McKen
ney, who have been at their countr,
place, "Handley Hail. In Kensington
Md. since the spring. have left for lie
nox, Mass, where they are stopping a
the Aspinwall for several weeks.
| Mitchell Harrison Is spending severa
days at the Biltmore Hotel. in Ne,
York.
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SECRETARY DANIELS
HOST At BALL PARK
Two Sons and Franklin D..
Roosevelt to Watch Con-
gressmen Play.
Photo by Buck.

Secretary OF the Navy Daniels will oc-
cupy box for the ball game at the
American League Park this afternoon
between the Democrats and Republic
ans in the House OF Representatives.
He will be accompanied by his two
young sons. Jonathan and Frank Dan
iels. and the Assistant Secretary Of the
Navy. Franklin d. Roosevelt, will be
his guest.
The game will be called ut 4 o'clock
and there Is every indication that II will
be attended by an enthusiastic audience
The proceeds will 20 to swell the fund
for the maintenance or Camp Good
win. which does so splendid a work in
providing summer outings for the chill.
dren Of Washington.
-
Miss Ethel Hartman, daughter o,
Mrs. J. Borden Hartman. VIII be- the
honor guest at a dinner with Gov. ant
Mrs. ]. Livingston Beeckman as hosts
on Saturday evening at Newport befori
the dance at the Clambake Club. which
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hartman are Civ
ciety.
Miss Ridy Darneille Is visiting II
Westmoreland county. Va. for a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke Waggaman lef
Washington this morning for an eN
| tended automobile trip. TO be followe
by a series Of visits on Long Island an
| Mrs. Fulton Lewis has gone to Allan
| tic city for an indefinite stay. Mis-
Lewis is visiting In Wisconsin.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-10
HORACE WYL|E WEEDS
ELEANOR H|CHB0RN
Former Washington CIubman
Marries Woman Who De-.
serted Family For Him.


announcement Ii made by advertise
ment In out-of-town papers TODAY Of
the maria 20 n, Horace w,,,,a torror
M. ..,... "'ne' ioi
s.oh ciuoman ana society man,
10 MRS. Eleanor Hoyt Hichborn. daugh-
ter of former solicitor OF the State
Department md vi,o =, p.,,,n II,oh-
horn -
IYnit. ., S. son OF rear admiral In the
om,ted states navy.
co,,n1 uhnouhcement stating that the
Mass. is taken among friends Of the
81 mere 10 mean that the fnal act
Mrs Iyinhhorn WI"'en.
me mbers of Cnpitnl societv c.psed n
| sensation in 1910 when they oioned ~
Europe. she deserting her b,,hand ana
| he, his wife ana four ch,ldron "'N
|
Heard Of Occasionally.
From tn,ie On ,,n,o ,.o,, -. .a,,d
=, ~ ,,a r.I e uney "e.. heuru
vi on the Comment ana thon IN" news
became current that Wylio hda deserted
Mrs. Hichborn and returned to his wife
But only n short time later wy,ic n goir
loft W. ab,ngto, "a ro.ay, -,
'on anu re!o,heo n'
| saI ihihs young wire OF MS reiiow cluo
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-10
Nominated After
Running SO Years
Only Death Would Halt Missouri
Farmers Campaign, If Not
Elected.

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-, Aug. 10
After thirty-six years Of being can
didate for one office, J. wortcn Keys
has been nominated for sheriff by the
Democrats OF Saline county.
He has been a candidate for sheriff
at each election since 1880, and failed
to win until this year.
Keys told the voters he intended TO
run as long as no lived. II he failed TO
win. and that when no died nc would
leave n codicil to his will requiring one
OF his sons to stand for the office until
he won.
II want to have one member Of my
family All the sheriff's Office is his
explanation.
KEYS is a farmer and stock raiser. He
is virtually certain of election. as Sa'
line county is strongly Democratic.
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GOVERNOR HAML|N
WILL LEAVE TODAY
Is to Join Mrs. HamIin At Their
Summer Home In Malta
poisett, Mass. 1'.

The governor Of the Federal reserve
board. Charles 8. Hamlin. who came to
Washington Tuesday from his summer
home in Mattapoisett. Mass. will leave
today to join his family
Carl vrooman. Assistant Secretary OF
Agriculture, returned yesterday from a
weeks stay in Illinois. lie will leave
at the end Of the week Tor Long Isiano
for several days with Mrs. Vrooman.
Lieut. and Mrs. Joseph D. Mccain.
who have been with Lieutenant NC
Gains parents, Adj. Gen. and Mrs. Hen
ry p. Mccain at their apartment IN the
kvondale, will leave today for Hamp-
will 20 to Panama. where Lieutenant
Mccain will be stationed. His last duty
was at Fort Scriven. -
Mrs. Mccain will leave Washington at
, the end Of this month for Green Lake
Mrs. e. c. Schroeder and her son
! Robert Schroeder. will leave Tuesday
! for Eaglesmere. Pa. DR.. Schroeder VIII
join. them later.
Mrs. Davidson at Berryville.
Mrs. II. Bradley Davidson has gone
to Berryvilie. Va. where she Is occupy
ing CLAY Hill" during the Berryvill'
| Horse Show. She will remain about Q
fortnight. She Is accompanied by Mis-
Louise Davidson.
Senator Henry Lippitt arrived at Mar
frasansett Pier yesterday on his steam
| yacht Magnet with his son-in-law ant
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. George X. Sin
nickson, OF Philadelphia. aboard Mis-
Elizabeth Sinnicfson, Of Philadelphia
Joined the party at the pier.
Senator Lippitt attended the stat
clam bake which Henry Brevoort Kan
gave at Point Judith salt pond yester
day.
| At White Sulphur Springs.
Major William Kelly. u. s. A., ant
Mr.. and Mrs. william Sheets. OF thi
city, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Thorn
ton Lewis at the White Sulphur Springs
| -
Charles L. Sturtevant Is making
short stay In New York, where he !
stopping at the Belmont Hotel.
Mrs. whitelaw Reid. who 10 visitin
her daughter, Mrs. John Hubert Ward
in England. will leave there late thi
stay in that city. she will go to he
camp In the Adirondacks.
i DR.. George n. Poulieff. hrst secretar
of the Bulgarian legation, IL stoppin
at the Plaza Hotel In New York for
few DAYS. Another diplomat making
short stay at the same hotel Is Tokicl
Tanaka, charge d'affaires of tn
japanese embassy.