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The daily Alaskan., 1916-07-08
FREIGHT RATES
 GO SkYWARD

SEATTLE, July S-Steamship companies have announced D raise on all freight rates to Southeastern Alaska ports, to become effective immediately. The increase will be one Gvllar per ton.
 This makes the second raise in freight rates within the last three months on Alaska freight. The former late on general merchandise 10 Southeastern Alaska ports was $5.CO per 4on. Announcements of the new rate of $7 50 per ton were made early in the season. Now comes an additional $1.OO increase which the Alaska rate $S.5O per ton on general merchandise cargoes. 1t is expected that the new tar ifs will be forwarded to the local agents immediately and that the new rate will be placed into Op- eratiou by the end of the week.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-07-08
IMPORTANT WEEK IN
 sKAGWAN'S RELIGIOUS LIFE

The religious activities of Skag- way at fuis perioi are keeping pace with tne financial and commercial development. On Thursday the Presbyterian NIission boat, Lois, reached here with tue principal Cversee,s of the Presbyterian mis- sicu work in Alaska.
 The pary was in charge of Rev. James Il. Coudit, D. D., General Superintendent of Missions in Al aska, whose headquarters are at Juneau, Rev. John E. Stevens, Pastor of the Northern Light Pres byturiau Church, Juneau, the larg- est white church in Alaska, Rev. David Waggoner, Clerk of the Pres bytcry, Rev. E. L. WiuterbeTger of Haiues, Chairman of the Home Missionary Committee, and Rev. G. J. Beck of Rake. They were here at the same time as pr. and Mrs. W. O.. Forbes of Seattle, Dr. vorbes being iu chareg of the Sunday school work of the Presby- teriau Church in Alaska and the Northw est.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-07-08
JENNINGS HEARS
 CONTEST CASE

Robert w. Jennings, judge of the L.. 5. District Court of the First Division, came in on a special boat this morning from the capital city lick has been contested.
 The Judge has announced that ra will hold a conference with sides this afternoon at the hour of three ?. m. at which meeting he will be ready to receive the eyi- deace from both sides. The meet jlts was held at the court house, the details of which will be pub lished iu Mondays issue.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-07-08
WE'LL KNOWN SINGER
 COMING ON ALICB

Miss Lucille Stevenson, sister of Andrew Stevenson, will reach Skag- way on the Princess Alice tomor- row, and will be a guest at the White House for some weeks. Miss Stevenson is one of the best konwn sopranos in the United States, and Is especially well known, as the leading oratorio soloist of the mid dle wesF. Miss Stevenson is ac- colnpanied by Miss Sarah E. Dick son of Chicago, a long time friend Of the Stevenson family, and Miss Jennie D. Wyhe of New York City, another life long friend, both of whom will remain in Skagway for the summer.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-07-08
ARTILLERY RUSHED NORTH
Story Of Villas COnmand Still IncOniirmed. scouts tU LO>atej Meeting Places ur Bandit Le'id- els. OOregOn Takes CounnsAEG ot Part of Troops. Army shows Iiig Improvements.

CHIHUAHUA, July $ - The War c.Ouu which has lowered around the Mexican border for the last month has risen. Inc ReGu- !4r MtNlcau army under the com- uuud u General CarrsAIIEa Is trying hard to Queu and wipe out the lawIess bands UL deSperauCes and banuils who are forming around are iu the main responsible for the destruction ol most OI the property.
 The story Oi the Jlmentx reIu- gees to the effect that Villa n person, commanded the reJels on tue raid aud last battle remains uuconfirmed. Carrauza obtain d the withdrawal of the American forces from this city and has re taken the town which has been placed under strict military MeNi- can rule. It will be used as base from which military operations will be commanded.
 General Obregon is on the scene of ac'iCu and will help iu the weed Ing our Of the bandits and rebel forces which are seeking 10 keep the republic in a state of turmoil. A general recruiting system will Ge placed in working order and al z .ady the army shows marked i'm pruyement.
 Scouts have been sent out 10 trace down the rendezvous of the lsadeis ou the lawless side. small cannon and field artillery have been rushed to the north and will be used iu the campaign.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-07-08
DANGEROUS FIRE
 SWEEPS CAHAL

A threatening and dangerous fira Is getting good headway in the sod and young shruHbery at a point directly across from Smug- glerg Cove on the Canal. The blaze was first seen at au early hour this morning by Captain Ralph Young as l.e was taking a party across to Burro Creek. At that time just l!tlle smoke could be seen and nothing was thought of the mat ter. Later in the day the wind playing on the blaze has famed 1t into a dangerous fire.
 The Daily Alaskan, as soon as it learned of the situation imme- diately wired to Leon Ballard, fire warden for this district. He is re- ported to be on his way to fight the blaze with a body ofmen.
 The origin of the fire is unknown but is supposed to be tho result of the negligence of campers. Time after tine the DaJy Alaskan has warned parties of rho dangers in leaving fires burning and from discarded cigar and cigarette stuos No doubt the fro warden will make a close investigation of the cause ard trace the negligent person down. It is understood that the fhgt Lerson found guilty of brea D of the fire laws will be severely punished to impress on the minds of inc others that there is n law win. d heavy penalty attached for llsOheyanCe.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-07-08
RAILROAD TIEUP
 THREATENED

SAN FRANCISCO, July g. The Southern Pacific Railway has made all appeal to all of its employees to vote against the proposed strike of the railway men, A general strike on the part of practically all rail road men has been on the verge of being openly declared for the last tnree months.
 l. Is reported that the railroads are willing to come more than half w~y In the demands of the union men and concede their re quests. The matter is being Ser icusly arbitrated by leaders from both sides at the present time.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-07-08
FLOWER OF GERMAN ARMY
 HiIiLED AGAINST INVADERS

LONDON, July S-The flower of the German army mas been hurled against the Allied invasion of the German Empire. The Allies are m"kino wonderful progress despite the counter attacks of the Germans.
 Belgium has been denudtd of German soldiers and the towns ar guarded by elder reservists.
 Ammunition is being used lavish ly in the master campaign to check the offensive movem ,nts of the AL lies.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-07-08
bUSTRIANS LOSE
 BIG BATTLES

ROME. July S-The Italian of renSiye is being strongly pressed and important territory is being regaimed. Repeated progress all along the battle front is accorded the Ituhan army.
 The Austrian invaders have been forced to retreat over the territory which fortnight ago fell into their hands and threatened to give them all outlet to the sea. Italian field and mountain artillery Is do- ing the best work for the offend CTS in their recent engagements.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-07-08
GERMAN FLEETS
 TAKE PRIZES

BERLIN, July S-The German squadron is cruising around waters whicL wash the shores OG the Brit .sa Islands and is reported to be uude: fighting trim ready to engage in battle at the first opportunity.
 The fleet Das captured the steamsh hip Lestris aud holds it as a prize Of war. Close watch is be iue kep. on all ocean transporta tiou and other vessels are expect ed lc fail into tho hands of the Germuu fleet before the day passes.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-07-08
FALLS INTO CHILLY
 WATERS OF CANAL

Mrs. Miner had a cold plunge into tue chilly waters of Lynn Can aI this morning as she was step ping across the landing which leads to tue rlvat, where the Golden Rod ties uO No one witnessed her lau iIao the water but it is un- derstood that she slipped while trying tc step across the gap to the float.
 Wyr&men in the White Pass freight department were attracted hy her cries and came to the res cue. Mrs. Miner showed presence of miud by clinging to the float untli assistance came.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-07-08
VESSELS ELUDE SUBS

BERLIN, July 8-A convoy of nine German merchant vessels have. been attacked by hostile submarines in the Baltic. All of the vessels succeeded in eludiug the subma- rines.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-07-08
HEAVY LOSS OF LIFE

NEW ORLEANS, July s - The hurricane which swept the Gulf of Mexic, has left a damage list in is wake reaching up to four milliCR dollars. The loss ot life was ex- tremely neavy.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-07-08

Mrs. Charles Norris and her son Hall, and daughter Doretta, ar rived on the Princess Sophia Wed nesday, and will spend the sum .mer in Skagway. Mrs. Norris is a sister of MT. L. H. Johnston and Is a guest at the Johnston home.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-07-08

Mrs. J. Danuerline of Haines, was a visitor at the home of NIT. and Mrs. W. s. Batson last week, re turning on the Fourth.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-07-08
U. $. NOTES SATISFIES
 MEXICAN OFFICIALS

MEXICO CITY, July S-The Am +rican note has been received by the department oS foreign affairs and the department has expressed a isfac'ion over the contents.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-07-08
SHIPS SUNK IN NORTH SEA

LONDON, July 8--A ship has been sunk in the North Sea. It Is very probable that the ship Is the British Steamship Gannet.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-07-08
GERMAN SUB SANK

LONDON, July 8-A German sup marine has been struck by mine off ZeeGrugge and sunk.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-07-08

Governor and Mrs. Strong were luncheon guests at the Pullen House yesterday.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-07-08
CARRANzA TRIES NEEDING OUT
 BANDITS

CarraDza Trying Hard to Queh tho Many LawlesSS Bands of DeSp'r- udres Who Are Trying to Str Up Trouble. Military Rule StriItly Enforced in Thls City'
The daily Alaskan., 1916-07-08

Royal Pullen YVES a returning pass senger on the Spokane.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-11

Sunrise, asa; sunset, 6:56.
John Range, 6233 S. Green, miss
ing since July %. Body found in
Calumet river. -
Viola Blake, 6614 S. SeeIey av.,
broke arm when porch railing gave
away as she watched storm.
Broken ammonia pipes flooded
Hotel La Sale with fumes. Soon re-
paired.
Jas. Moore, Green Bay, Wis, asked
Injunction to stop Local Loan Co.
from collecting notes.
Chicago Jewelry Workers union
entered Chicago Federation Of Labor.
Mrs. PetroneIIa Borzdeski, 1884
Exchange av., died Of abortion. Po-
lice seeking physician.
Earl Dear, out on bonds for auto
stealing, caught cranking machine
of K. c. Burt at Michigan aV. and
Adams.
Mrs. Honora Riley, 80, $50 w. 43d,
set fire to nightdress as she lighted
way to bed with candle. Dead.
Edward Foster held to grand jury
for murder of affinity, Bertha Kubiak
and her baby.
Former Aid. John MinWegan freed.
Was arrested in fight with policeman
over rights to battle dog in lake.
Phillip BIaisdeII and four arrested
in alleged blind pig near Evanston.
Mrs. E. o. Feeling, 4522 N. Racine
av., placed on probation. Shop
lifting.
Olaf odegard, "a WaveIand av.,
fell dead while playing pinochle.
Chas. SWeetzewski, 49, 1908 In
diana av., lost feet when he crawled
under Michigan Central train near
home.
Mayor Thompson announced he
would ask council to end fight with
l. C. and south parks and get beaches
on south short.
mrs. Sophia sanka, 1000 S. 5th av.,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-11
NEWS OF THE DAY CONCERNING CHICAGO


FIX. Jackson, former cashier of
Northwestern "U," who returned
after getting away with $4,000,
went west to start anew.
CarmeIli BartUchi, 1857 w. Polk,
shot, probably fatally, by former hus-
band Of wife, Joe Basile.
Emil johnson, mail clerk, caught
arm in mail conYeyer in postofice.
Saved self by jumping into conVeyer.
Mrs. Ellen johnson, 945 Jackson
blvd, killed by auto Of c. @. Eby,
6338 S. California av.
Frank Peters, 7, GIT w. 46th, in
stantly killed by auto Of VIM. DWyer,
5517 S. Sangamon.
Mrs. VIM. A. Rowan, 1854 Com
mercial av., lost jewels worth $4,000
while on way to wedding.
John Bird, Is N. Kedzie aV., suicide.
Gas. Note said: Break news easy
to mother"
Mrs. K. Kocinski in South Chicago
court; roOmer said she took 5000.
Pleaded she put money in stove; for
got and Lit fire.
Mrs. Celia Syron, 1868 N. Franklin,
badly hurt by taxi at Clark and Chi
cago aV.
Fire Capt. Fred Goetz, 62d and
Dorchester av, had rib broken by
tennis racquet in hands of youngster
he was chasing.
Body Of Peter Parodf, 8, nephew of
bet. Serg't Philip Parodi of Cihcago's
black hand squad, found in Lincoln
park lagoon. Believed accident. At
first thought he was kidnapped be-
cause of uncle's activities.
Vera Trier, 2204 Roscoe, ran away.
Husband asked police to search.
KILLED FOLLOWING SUIT
Lexington, KY, Aug. 11.-Dr. M.
c. Dunn, pres. Of board of health, was
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-11
KILLED FOLLOWING SUIT

KILLED FOLLOWING SUIT
Lexington, KY, Aug. 11.-Dr. M.
c. Dunn, pres. Of board Of health, was
shot dead in street by Chas. M.
Wyne, carriage worker.
The killing followed a suit by
Wyne against DR.. Dunn for $4,000,
alleging the doctor had attacked Mrs.
Wyne. Dunn denied the charge.
Then Wyne sued his wife for divorce.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-24
Die aIte beitnatb.
9annpper.

Stobe. - @ier forro cine feier-
hde Mogel11ng am ugiiernen Soc.
ben" ltatt. Serr &egiernngspraii=
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Ut eridienen tpar, madte 6ie freuoige
3eittbeilung, oab ser &reu5er ~8oe=
Zen" 1000 Marf gefpenoet babe. Wfit
Dem Musipru6: u@oeben aQe5eit
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begleitete.
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Der Gropincialanitalt fir Merperlei=
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Sophie @rodmam1 ibre Mn1telll1ng.
Sic beltonb bos meoicinilde Stats
eror1en nit Note L. an ser @iir5bur=
ger ltninerlitat.
GeIIe. = 3mei iunge gali5ilde
Sa1barbeiterinnen in gedeoorf batte11
hur5 Dor 6em 3%ubettegeben aus 0em
5%e1erbero IN Ser &iihe brenne1r6e
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-24

Ser ietige $. 8. giidof y. Taulbaber
bon 5peper Ser gorganger mar als
Gaplan, Damn adt Sabre 5ta0toaplan
u11o 3eligionslebrer in SaBfurt a.
So, felt 1902 &ector Ser Marienca=
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u1ro sic Sberpoit6irection bat iih pe=
gen Mongel an mdnnliden &raften
%peronlaBt geieben, fir SEN 8rief5u-
iteaoienit peiblide SilfSfrdfte gu Der
mer6en. sic mad)en bereits lire
Hrobega11ge. - Ser foeial6emofrati=
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@eorg Mer lit in ieinem @auie auf
ser Greppe orsgeglitten un6 gu Sal
gefommen. Ct erlitt einen Sddbel=
brud 6em er erIag.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-24

Ser ar6iteftoniiden gd0nbeit Ser
ne11en &atbe6rale in ct. Saul geredt
GIT mer6en, fat 6ie 6irma einen be-
neioenSmertben stan6punft erreidt>
auf Den bei gleider Mrbeit in on6e=
rem staoten fiinftigbin 1i@ 6os @uge=
nlerf nad ct. Saul ri9ten n16 90
lel6lf Die Jirma 2obma11n & 60. nit
oem @1ftroge beebren miro sic mie
Bis oobin 10 aud in ser 3ufunff
ibren bor5ugliden STUFF 6ur6 bodit
3ufrieoeni teqen6e Mrbeit iidern miro.
Sobolo sic 5irma Sen fir Musfib=
rlng Ser &~unitarbeit n0tbigen Mar=
NOR erbalten bat, miro Die Mrbeit in
Mngriff ge11ommen un6 moglib1t
ldnea ibrer @onen6q1ng entgegenge=
fiibrt mer6en. l1n6 penn bos 8erf
in ieiner 8%ollenoung mgeldm1t nnb
b%e1pr1nbert miro Damn erit miro an=
erfalnt mer6er, tpos sic Iirma 6.
90. 2obmann & 60. 5u leiiten imitan=
Sc lit, cine 6irma, sic felt ibrer
@riin6a1ng Elm Gre6it fir ste &apitol=
itaot tpar n11o 6ies erit redt in Ser
3rfl1nft fem miro. Ser beiagten Sir
mo lit 51 ibrem grfolge Entertaining
5n soften nno @liif 5u tpiini6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-24
Gin compliment fir sic 6. 81. Cob
mann So. in ct. Ha1l.

Ser &ortraft fir Sen Marmror,
nit 1peldem Die @an6e Ser ct. So
iepb5 &apelle in Ser 1pe1ren &otbe=
orale gu ct. Bmll beflei0et meroen,
mie oa1d fir Den marmornen 9ltar
ur16 lonitige Musitattungem melbe
ben inneren Sdml1d Der &apelle be-
lon6erS beraustreten lalle1l 1T Der 6.
&c. 2obma1m COMPANY, Dent 1peit nno
brett por3iiglid befamrten @eidafts=
bal1ie i'm air6enparamiten> fir 6ie
5umnne BON $t7>958 iiberlol1en NOT
ben. Mus 6em Mitbetperf fir 6ieIen
%grobnrtigen &ontraft, a11 oem iid
6irnren aus aQen Sbeilen Der Ser.
Stoaten betbeiligten, Ole cine Spe=
5iolitat aus Marrnorarbeiten mo-
d)en, ging beiogte ct. Gm1ler Cont
panp iiegreid berbor> cine Ibatlade,
Die ser 2obmann Company als gro
ben Greoit a%ngerednet mer6en m11B,
penn tie benefit 0aB o1e1elbe 11d) Del
fen bepubt lit, 6ielen Mrbeitsfelb 3ur
3ufrieoenbeit 6es ibr getpor6ene11
anftrages in 5ufrieoenIteQen6lter
@eile gere6t mer6en gu %f03111e11. g(ub
lit biele Sbatiode ein Gre6it fir Ole
Sta6t ct. Soul, 6ie iih 6elien rib
men fann> cine lold 1tr1ternebmungs=
bolle 8irrna GIT beiibe1 6ie ielblt nit
6en gr0bten 6ir1'1en 6ieieS 9an6eS
iid in &onfurren5 5u itellen getpagt
rn6 6obei Sen grfolg errungen bat.
Die Jirma 6. 80. 2obmann & So.
bot bepiefen, 6aB iene 8eit> in Ser
man iib fir folde ortiitiide @rbeit
nob SEN gr0Beren Sta6ten 6es 0itens
5u men6en batte, binter l1ts liegt.
SIM bollen 8etpuBtiein, in ser M1ts=
fiibrung ser mernommenen Mrbeit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-24

Observation-Disclosures ger,ommen I'M
biele cuff Sen 6atbbooen ibrer &am-
mer gelegt, I'M biele gu tparn1en. Mm
anoere,n Morgen fano man ons JIM
gere NiaiodeM, Mmn Nomartaf, tool
Dor, m1brero SOS anbere nod lbtna=
dc 2ebe11s5eid)el1 bon lih CAB. ginem
berbeigerlrferen Mr5te gelang es, lebe
tere mieoer ST itb 5u bringen.
@eitfalen.
Mun1ter. = Dem &onigliden
9ouliniiden @pmnoiium lit cine be-
lo,6ere Sreuoe 6o6ur6 5utbeil getpor+
SEN, 6ob sc. grcellen3 @eneraloberlt
81. b. @l1,d, ser oiefe Mnitalt bonn
October 1853 Biz o11m Mpril 1865
bel udte, 6ieier 1ein 8il6 nit Ser ei-
ge1rbGnoigen @iom11ng idenfte: Ser
giloa1ngsitatte 1peltfaliider Srge1o
i1n Dunfbmfeit gewiomet bon BENT
ebemroligen sbiler oes SAUL. @pm=
na1iums. b. @lnd." 9ie @dl1le miro
Sic gobe oes treler ebemaligen
gdJiilers boh in gbren balten.
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are1ls on1 1peib=idmar5en 8a1t0e mutt
Sc perlieben oem Director bes &eler-
pelosaretbs Ha6erborn @err1t Sber=
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ter ser ariegsbeida6igtenfir Jorge,
@errn @tabgar5t 9r. @artpid. @ei-
Sc @erren baben in nnermiioli6er
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-24

Fur Sauglinge und Kinder
IN cEBRAuCHSEITM EHRALs 30)AHREN
6ass Tss &<z%zZzz@z@
@Mrttemberg.

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&an3leirotb 2empperau an Ser 2an'
6esbibltotbef begongen. gin1t nod or
ser often u&. offentliben 8ibliotbef"
tbdtig, bat ct 6ie gon5e gntmidl1nQ
unieres 2an6esinitituts nidt MIR NIT.
erlebt, ion6ern a1f @run6 ieiner ret
den @rfabr1tng un6 @elbaftsfennt'
1riB gum Ebeil m1d in anregen6er
@eiie beeinfluBt.
Durnau, S.-M. @0ppingen. -
Die gol6ene &od5eit begingen in a.
Ter Stine S6reinermeiiter Mi9. Ml-
men6igen un6 feline @befrm1. Ser
&0nig lieB Dem S1tbelpaor fem @tl6-
niB burd SEN Srtsgeiltli9en iiberret=
den.
@enenbnrg.-D Ser bier unter
6em Momen @bina@M iiner oGgemein
befonnte @ilbelm Miiller, Sobn 6es
gem. SloBers 6rib Miiler, fam 5u ei<
nem 3tp01ftdgigen l1rlaub nod bm1ie.
Ct ia1dte iid in ieiner l1rla1bs5eit
6urh Ma1sbilfsurbeit einen @ebers=
6ienit gu beri@affen. Meulid Fam er
beim un6 flogte iiber 9roBe Miioig=
felt un6 S1laf. gr legte iid cuffs
@opbo, idlief Elm, un6 ertpadte trob
aner 8emiiburgen ni6t mebr. Mm
%folgen6en Gage berbradte man i'm
ms 8e5irfsfranfenbaus, mo er, obne
tpieber 51 ertpad)en, ~geitorben lit.
SI1erei6en. = Beim &iid-
TRANSPORT rufiiider &riegsgefange1rer
bon Sueretden lieB Elm @odmann
SEN 1%6idbrigen 6%abrifsiobn Sob.
&iefer 6oS @etpebr iebe1t. &ierbei
entlu6 ii@ ser @duB. 9ie &11gel
brong bem SSatngen 6ur@ SEN 2eib
un6 beruriodte SEN iofortigen 500.
8aben.
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pa1roe Sic SomiIie bes Mr5tes 1r.
Sendboff Stabsor5t s. &ei. bier,
beriebt. sic 5eigt 6en &el6ento6 bon
bret Sobnen int Sitter bon Is Biz 20
Sabren an, sic betm &riegsntsbr1t9
freitpilltg under sic Sabnen traten ur6
511lebt uls @icefel6tpebel an Sen idtpe-
rem @eptemberfampfen tbeilgenom.
men baben. Sort baber 6ie 6rei boff=
1ungsbouen Menfden ibr iunges Be-
BEN 6em goterlon6e gepeibt.
&ei6elberg. - Gre. @trfl.
@ebeimratb 81. @iIbeIm Orb poQen<
6ete fiir3li6 feinen rs. @eburtstag.
1910 als Sobn zines 6orltermeiiters
5u @inntpei1er geboren, erbielt er iei-
ne meoicimide Musbiloung in Set
6eIberg, @rlongen un6 Minden, or
IGngere 3eit ols M1iii1ent uno
bobilitirte ii@ 1865 in Sei6elberg,
tpo er 1pdter m1beror6entlider Nro-
feiior p11r6e. Muf fem &niuden
er 1907 in Sen Sutherland per-
iett. St lift elmer Ser 6ibrer Ser
11eme11 Merpenbeilfu1t6e.
&ebI.-1er 17iabrige Sobn 6es
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &irih molte
SEN 2o6en offnen un6 itiir5te babel
iiber sic nie6ere 6eniterbriiitung pom
Stod berab ouf sic StraBe. Ser
gernngliidte par iofort tobt.
Eeiterreid- ltnaarn.
@orIsba6.- @ier erfolgte Sic
1teberQabe 6es bonn Grtmortus Dr.
Stint b. 6infenbeim erba11ten Eapi1=
Ions fin 6as &in6erbeim un6 fir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-24
9ie bette Gmpfeblmnq.

Die ltarfite gmpfebI11ng, Die it.
gen6 Elm Mrtitel erbalten tann, lit
Elm giinitiges 8ort bonn @ebrnuder.
@S fino oie gmpfeblungen jener, luu.
DIE eS gebrmudt boben, bob Gbam~
berlain's Suitenmittel 10 popular
ntadt. Srm1 Mman6o @ierbart,
@apneSfiel6, Ohio, idreibt, ngbam.
berloin's Su1tenmittI lift in meiner
5ami1ie ab un6 at gebra11dt .porben
un6 es bot ME perfebH @niten o6er
grf6ltung at bei1en." gu ta11fen IN
&enrp's Corner 9rug Store. Sing.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-24
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6urf @iirmer o6er &artleibigfeit.
Nnitatt gu idlogen ooer gu idimpfen,
bebanoelt Cure &inber NIT &idopoo
@urmtGoter. Nette @anbp &onfef-
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larotip genug iin6, UNI Die @ingemei-
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nur bie@iirmer gu pertreiben ionbern
aud o%ngehoufte @iftitoffe. Gicie
@ifte uno @iirmer er3eugen 8ieber,
MAIDEN &inber nerp6s unb rei5bar.
perringern ihre 2ebboftigfeit unb
MAIDEN lie gum OFFER bon 8rontbeit.
0auft cine Nloihe &ifopoo @urm.
tlotcr bcute nod bel gurem Mpotbe.
fer, r1ur 25t. - Mn3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-24
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