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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-03-24
FOR THAT SORE
RAW THROAT
Relief In Every Rub

Try this-results are certain: Just
get an original yellow box OF true
Mustarine and rub 1t on your neck and
upper chest Do II tonight and that
sore. raw feeling will be gone In the
morning.
Nothing cures so quickly as true
Mustarine which costs but a trifle. yet
is SO wonderfully good that thousands
praise Il for Asthma, Pleurisy, Bron~
chitis, rheumatism and Neuralgia.
Get the genuine, made by the Begy
Medicine Co., Rochester. N. Y.
After Election.
HSax--A man AZ foolish tc bet on
elections. -
\ Jaax--How much did yyu Loser
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-03-24

The Tnlman bill to provide for the
erection or purchase by the govern
ment of an armor plate factory at a
cost not to exceed s11,000.000 was
passed by the senate at Washington
by vote OF So to %.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-03-24

own property in
several parts Of AL
berta. I found it
one of the best
countries / ever
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-03-24

A protocol asked for by General
Carranza to govern the operations Of
the American expedition In Mexico
seeking Villa was agreed upon at
Washington by Acting Secretary Polk
and Eliseo Arredondo. Mexican ambas-
sador designate.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-03-24

The Hay army reorganization bill
was passed by the house at Washing.
ton by vote of 102 to 2. AS 1t was
passed by the house the Hay bill pro-
vides a regular army of 100000 men.
an increase of 10000 over the present
authorized strength
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-03-24
SOME WESTERN CANADA
GRAIN REPORTS
In it's issue of February oath, 1910,
the Wadena (NIinn) Pioneer Journal

mas the IOIIUWIHS
letter from West
ern Canada written
by Walter Gloedeu,
u,hn ie ranauinR
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-26
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE-7-h D. Almo gasoline engine ;
new last fall and will sell cheap for cash
Inquire of E. w. Page. Plainfeld, Vt 1859
TO RENT-s-room tenement with or with
out barn. Inquire of +. r. Davis, Wood block.
i3etls
TO RENT-6-room upstairs fat, all modern
convenences large garden. Inquire down.
stairs, 26 Maple avenue, city. 1866
ROOM TO RENT-Near school, with kitchen
privileges school girls preferred. Address
"E. b." Times Office 1898
TO RENT-One or two unfurnished rooms.
pleasantly located. 81 Highland avenue 1859
WANTED AT OMEGA waitress at Hotel
Barre. Apply to J. V. Rowen, manager 13et1
TO RENT-Two rooms, furnished, to adults
only. Call at No. is Maple avenue. 1871
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-26

New fancy silks for fall, at Fits.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-26
NAVY NOT WEAK.
Secretary Daniels Answers Some of Con-
gresham Gardner's Queries.

Millbridge, Me-, Aug. 26.-Secretary OF
the Navy Daniels delivered here last
night the first of series OF speeches he
will make in this state during the next
few days, which mark his entry into the
campaign for the reelection of President
Wilson. While he touched on other top
les to some extent. Mr.. Daniels devoted
himself particularly to answering
charges made by Representative A. 7.
Gardner of Massachusetts, who has been
the secretary's chief critic in Congress.
| Mr.. Daniels referred to series OF 10
questions regarding the administration
! OF the navy, which Mr. Gardner pro-
pounded to the secretary in a letter,
saying that all of them had been asked
by Mr.. Gardner and answered satisfac-
torily by the navy department many
times.
There are doubtless people who are
able to ask more questions than Mr..
Gardner the secretary said, "but doubt
if anyone has ever asked the same ques-
tions SO many times without paying the
slightest attention to the answers.
have done everything but sing TO him
and, while goodness knows | am no sing
er, if thought that by so doing / could
get him to stop asking questions long
enough to listen to the answers, | would
gladly set them to music"
Answering one of Mr.. Gardner's ques-
tions, which alleged that IL of the 81
battleships in the fleet recorded unsatis-
factory scores in the 1914 battle practice,
the secretary produced letter from
Captain c. P. Pmnkett, director of gun
merry exercises, who said of his 90 years
experience in the navy:
Il know of no time during that period |
when the enemies of our country had |
more to fear from the batteries of our |
fleet than they have to-day"
Captain Plunkett added that by direc-
ton of the secretary the widest possible
publicity would be given to the battle
practice results next month.
81 do not sympathize with this form
of criticism" the gunnery director wrote,
to Mr.. Gardeners question, "and
believe that it will undermine the conf
dence of the people in the feet and the
confidence of the fleet people in their
ships and in the officers who are charged
with the responsibility of the prepare
lion of the fleet for war.
81 consider such criticisms and attacks
IN our target practice and the publica-
ion of the facts in connection Herewith
nave been of the greatest use to every
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-26
TALK OF THE TOWN


New wool serges at Abbott's.
New fall outing hannels at Fits.
The newest in ladies' white chinchilla
coats at Fits.
Arthur Crawford of Brook street left
this morning for Richmond, P. O., &c
visit relatives for two weeks.
! Baseball fans will have their only
chance to see Ray Collins, former Red
Sox pitcher, at his place in the pitchers
box this afternoon when he twirls for
Montpelier against Rutland at Intercity
adv.
Sunday at intercity park George
Kleine presents "The Final Curtain
with Arthur Hoops and Alma Hanlon
taking the leading roles; also Musty
Suffer comedy. Show starts at 8 p. m.
adv.
Thomas F. Gibbons OF Montpelier,
locked up last night on an intoxication
charge, acknowledged subsequent of
Tense when arraigned before Magistrate
H. w. Scott in city court this morning
and will probably serve the alternative
sentence in lieu of paying SIS fine and
costs aggregating $685..
Mr.. and Mrs J. B. Banks of Lexington,
KY, who are making an extended auto
tour through the northern states, were
registered at Hotel Barre yesterday and
to-day. They are travelling in Ford
car and people who know good deal
about the ability of the Ford to perform
in the face of obstacles, in looking over
the machine, observed that it seemed to
have come through its long journey I'M
scathed.
Among the guests registered at Hotel
Barre last night and this morning were
the following people: Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
Banks of Lexington, KY, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. c. Sturgeon of Montreal, P. O., Mr.
and Mrs. George II. Riley of Springfield,
Mass, and j. n. Parfait and family of
Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. n. r. Bart
lett of North Attleboro, Mass, Miss
Grace Bryant of New York, Edward A.
Wenzel and B. A. Tierney of Bridgeport,
Conn, Miss Nettie Spencer of New York,
Richard R. Palmer Of Springfield, Royal
Lord and G. Z. Bennett of Burlington,
NJ. Sleeper, A. Sleeper and L. Sleeper of
Chelsea, w. j. Virtue of st. Johnsbury,
b. j. Shaughnessey and family and G. L. |
Champain of Boston, w. II. Porter of
C. c. More of Randolph, Mr.. |
and Mrs. f. T. Taylor of Hardwick, w.
P. Seymour of Camden, n j., w. w.
Lawrence and d. Lawrence of Rutland, |
Thomas S. Sinclair of White River juno
ton, G. II. Cross and J. A. Cross of |
Northfeld, H. H. Milne, R. d. Spear and |
II. Milne of Burlington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-26
G. A. R. Special Train to Kansas City

The New England delegation en- route
to the Grand Army encampment in Kan
sas City will travel in a special train
consisting of standard and tourist Pull.
man sleeping cars. This special train
will leave White River Junction as a
first section of the New England States
Limited at 4:30 p. m. Saturday, Aug %,
and make the same stops as are regular
" made by the Limited, due Chicago at I
p. m. the following day, due Kansas City
via the Santa Fe the following morning.
Dining car, service a Ia carte, from Tor
onto 1890 a. M to Chicago.
Fare for the round trip only s53.55.
Lower berth fare in standard sleeping
cars 70 Kansas City from White River
Junction 10 Waterbury. inclusive. SIS;
Essex Junction TO St Adams and East
Swanton. $50; in the tourist cars from
White River junction to Waterbury. in
elusive. 81; from Essex Junction TO st.
Albans and East Swanton S3.75. Apply
10 nearest ticket agent for your reserva-
tloRS
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-26
Avviso!

I'm meeting aggiornato della Branch
di Barre della G. c. |. A. vera tenuto
nei local. della Granite Cutters mel block
di Scampini, MERCOLEDI, 80 AGOSTO
1915, per 10 scope di eleggere due dele
gait che dovranno attendere al Congresso
deli American Federation of Labor
ST dovra' altresi votare sulle seguenti
proposte:
10 Dew. essere approvata la mozione
sostituita della Branch di Quincy di diff
ferire la revisione della Costituzone
20 Dew essere approvata la proposta
di revisione della Costituzione della
Branch di Mt. Airy?
/ member dovranno portar la loro
Carta di Contributions per essere vista
ta perche' I assenza questo meeting
signifca una multa di 25c seconda dell
Art. 20 della Costituzione.
lie urne di vote saranno aperte dale
allie s pom.
J. D. VIII, Segretario.
Did you get one of those new silk
waists at Vaughan's.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-26
Notice!

An adjourned meeting of Barre branch
G. C. l. A., will be held in the granite
cutters rooms, Scampini block, or
Wednesday, August 80, 1915, for the
purpose of voting for two delegates to
attend the convention of the American
Federation of Labor.
Also for the purpose of voting on the
following questions:
LIST. Shall the substitute motion of
Quincy branch to defer the revision of
the constitution be approved?
end. Shall the proposition of Mt. Airy
branch to revise the constitution be ap-
provedg
Members must bring their contribu-
ton cards and get them stamped, as non
attendance means an |. A. assessment of
Csc. as per section 20 of the constitution.
The ballot will be open from 4 to s
p. m.
]. D. Will, Secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-26
enemy of the government, both in our

enemy of the government, both in our
own country and abroad"
"On the floor of Congress" Mr.. Daniels
continued, "Mr. Gardner said he wished
he could haze the opinion of the official
observer on our battleships as TO their
target practice ] read him his opinion
These are not my words, not those of any
politician, nor any civil appointee of a
political party. They are uttered with
full knowledge of his responsibility by
one of the foremost officers of the Unit
ed States navy and an expert on these
subjects"
| Another question dealt with the type
/ of torpedoes with which battleships were
-, equipped, Mr.. Gardner asserting that
those in use in 1914 had been declared
obsolete by navy ordnance officials. He
asked if the secretary knew this when he
issued his 1914 report.
'We not only knew it, but were al
ready manufacturing long range torpe-
does to take their places" Mr.. Daniels
said, adding that these facts also had
been contained in his own report and
that of the chief of ordnance to which
Mr.. Gardner referred.
Il am also glad to inform him." he
continued, that since then all the dread
noughts in commission have been
equipped with these new torpedoes"
The secretary refuted Mr. Gardner's
assertions that there had been undue de-
lay in the completion of navy ships Of
various types now under construction.
Labor conditions made it difficult to has
ten this work, he said, but the depart
ment was doing all in its power in this
regard and had plans for the 1917 ships
ready before Congress had passed the APP
preparation bill authorizing their con-
struction.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-26
EAST BARRE

Mr.. and Mrs J. B. Doyle are spending
weeks vacation at Highgste Springs.
John Hood and family and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Wolcott returned Thursday
from a camping trip to Grand Isle and
Charlotte.
The Misses Catherine and Julia Hsgsn
are in camp at Highgate Springs.
Dr. Avery and family returned Thurs
day from an outing trip through north
err New York and the Adirondacks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-26
WILLIAafSTOWN

Dance in the grange hall Thursday,
Aug. 81. At O'Clock. CAROLS orchestra
viii furnish the music Admission, 15c
a couple. As this Is the closing event OF
Old Home week it IS hoped there viii be
8 large attendance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-26
Granite Cutters International Associa
ton of America.

Aregular meeting of Barre branch, G. c.
]. A., will be held in the opera house on
Monday evening, Aug. Is at o'clock.
Business of utmost Importance will
come before this meeting.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-26

Tn meeting regolare della Branch di
Barre della G. c. I. A., vera tenuto al
ropcra house Lunedi sera, Is Agosto allie
pom.
AFFAIR." di molta Importance verrano
presentati questo meeting.
]. d. VIII, Secretary.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-03
Cine beb0rOli9e NnorOnnng
uon Sanseigentbiimern
iguOrirt.
lie angeorOnetc G%ntfernnua bon
Sreppcu in Haegs wnroc bis
Jest nid)t a%nsgefnbrt.

9tift cine ein6ige Der MleD-Sous-
ltlegen, 0eren GntfernlIng ant leBtell
/. Gftober BON Sta0tratb angepro.
net muroc, hit in Der feitaeiebten 6riit
entfernt moroea. &as Der Arbeits-
|ratb ulo Der Sta0trutb nun tbun
meroer, uln Die 0auseigentbilmer 81
5mingeil, Dem 9efebl nat)5ufommen,
tunnte midi in e%rfabrlng gebrabt
meroen. Ser Sta0tratb miro iid init
Der AngeleeenDeit jeoenfnlls in ieiner
Sigung an 10. 0far3 teihdftigen.
Nitglieoer 0es Arbeitsratbs erflo.
ren Bob cine W{ebrbeit DER pon Der
4noronullg betrorfenen Sauseigens
ibumer Inn &erlangerullg Der 6riit
gum ytieSerreIBen Der Sreppen gebc-
ten bate, 0o EN- llmbou i'm @illter
flir Die Ntitber ser betr. @ebduoe 5t
uiel lln9emadJ mt lid bringen mir.
De.
6olgenO 1T cine Yelhreibnng Ser
Gage Der Sreppe, oeren e%ntfernurlq
ollgeoronet muroc, ionic Die Hamen
Der Sauseigelitbumer:
9oroieite Der Ntain StraBe, 5pi.
id)en a. mo g., @eitieitc Der AaeD ;
eigentbilmer, Siuoor 5diaing.
Sioielte Der 9tuinStraBe 3mild)en
4. uno s., 8eIicitc Der Aaep; eigen-
tbiimerin. 6rou >. Oeidger.
Siioieite Der WtoiaS traBe 5miiherl
-. uno A., @eltieite Der gaep; Gieen.
tbilmer. Sofob 6rep.
Siioieite Der WtoinS troBe 3ipiihen
y uno g., Oitieite Der Aaep; @igen-
tbiimer, u. z. Martin.
Sitoieite Der Mains traBe ,5mii1ell
/. uto 2, Gillette Der 4aep; gigen-
tbiimer. 81. 6unf.
Siioieite Der Eearl StroBe 5ipi-
i6en 1. uno 3, @eitieIte Der 9(uep
@ieentbiimerin, Sopbio @ramlin9.
Noroic!tt Ser Scarf StroBe, 5mi.
iden 2. ulto B., Neitieite ser alep
eigentliimer, Soda 6. 9roner.
Siioieite Der Tenrl StroBe, 5pi.
iden 3. uno A., SSeiticite Ser 9laeu.
9toroicite DER So1 StroBe 5miihen
I. unb D., Gltieite Ser Alep; Gieeu-
tbiimer q. Souid)e @ahIoiienihuft.
Siioieite Scr NainStroBe, 5mii6ell
s. unb o.. Gillette ser Naep; gigettt
tbiinler, Nelphura ttno Shlpalbe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-03
Es5 Sin Observation-Disclosures.

iuo Jest sipei Sabre ber", ldreib1
| 0err @ottlleb 9amesber9er Don Nfor.
lbaa. Su., nleitoem ih Sorni's Al-
~penfrdi,ter gebroudte, uno meinc
aonititution lit 10 itorf uno frdftig,
uno meiite @ciunobeit 10 gut gefuor.
Den, bob es nirflih iiberrnId)elo lit,
menn malt mein Sitter BON SO Sabrer
III 9etrodlt 5iebt. Sd erfreue mid
eines oliten AppetitS, unh oas SpItcn
orbeitet reeelmaBig. Sd babe Dem
Alpcnfronter fir meine @elunhbeit
81 ounfen."
SIM @lter. menu u%tiere aroftc gard
notilrlid, nad,lolien, lit Gin milbes,
anregenoes &eilmttteI cine mirfIlhC
9totbnenoigfeit. Souienoe boben IN
,%Sorni's AIpentr11ter bies erforoer.
lid)e Seilmittel gefunoen. SIS miro
nid)t IN 4potbefen nerfouft. Spe.
5ioIoaenten Iicfern es Dem Eublifunl
M1an ihrelbe an: Or. Setter Sabrnep
Z Cons Go. 1875 50. Some Mpc.
Chicago, 81.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-03
Sterni9Huppen.

Am Montag Mbeno muroe oil
licligeatiIi5- Gompasnie M ponGopt
Vi. .. Meltcott BON Der Ser. Stoatet
Arnlee inipi5irt. 0ienstag Mbenn
rano cine Snipeftion pom So. . ourd
balielben Gffi5ier ltott.
- Mtcbi lit im @reiie UNI iueiter,
~ Gents pro SAB geiolen. 9er
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lit jebt $500 reip
500.
- 3rudiebIer: Sic itolieniI6ell
griennten baben 9ltra55o gerdumlt
(Soa grigaoen beiBen itimmi
aber oudl io.)
= Sic Sl6erbeit Ser flcinen 9ta.
tiorlen lnuB gemobrleiitet meroen,
iugt asqultb. @nglanf bat elcid
NIT 8riedenlano oenAn'mg genlad,t
8as 2aoengebdrbe 307 Dtoil
StroBe, in oen1 iid eine Sbee- uni
&afiee : 9anolung bcfnno, erf1brl
our Belt einen llmbou. Sn oenliel
ben ioa ipdter cine mpoerne Heitoll
ration %eingerid)tet merocn.
Ollie 9al5er miro BON u~llierel
Eoli5ei 9eiudt. er bot 6rau uni
9ino int Std gelalien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-03
Mnaaner SdJnecfmriuia.

Die u~ngeheuren S6neemuIen, bic
man6mal CUR QBinters5eit III 4uz
gdu nieoer9eben, Tupren mtUaIer gu
pobren WierimiroI9teiten. so 9ipt
Wtar 60roerreutger IN le.nem Werte
.Oie au9duer alpen" eInige @rtnz
nerungen an oas 19neereiqe Sohr
1917. Samals fubr in Der Gegeno
bon 8dlberi9pang Elm S6litten iiber
ben Sirit elmer poui9 i'm S9nee perz
i9punoenen Mlp9itte binpeg, unb
ielbit nod am /. Mai tonnte cine
Yrp5efion ibren Meg obne reiteres
iiber bic 5rieohofsmauer nebmen,
oenn Der feitserrorene Sanee lag
bort orei Meter bp9. .4nno 1920,
10 er5dblt audi Die S90uanger Gbrpz
nit, limb i'm Walier Gal Die leoigen
9uben obne Better auf oas &ir6ens
oa9 eeitieger. sic baben i'm S6nee
StnffeIn gema6t unb iino auf ben
@rat geIefsn, 10 piel ais barauf baz
ben iiBen fonnen. Den 1. Mai bat
Der Gbrlltlan Ituller BEL Der Dor@
beren 8ir9en ieinen Namen unb
Sabraobl unter Ous Dad an Die
Mauer eel9rieben uno lit ouf Dem
Shnee geItanoen". limb aus oemIels
ben Sabre berintet Die @bronit BON
Obertborf: Aim @riinbOnnerstas
bat es nod olbier einen 10 groben
S6nse 9ebabt, 0aB man bat unges
binoert auf unierem MarttpIat
iber ben Qinoenitein (oas Nepomut
oentmoD nit Dem S4litten fabrel,
t0nnen". Sur @rinnerun9 an einei
iebr i6neerei6en Winter er6lidt mar
ibrigens aud in Ser NGfe BON Burg
BERG an elmer oi9t am Wege iih er'
1ebenben Nummulitenpanb Elm Nia
rienbilo, Dos in Der betrddtlidel
So0be BON feds Mster in oos 9eftein
eingelofIen nurbe, uno atpar bon Ell
mem 8ureberger, Der bieie nShnses
marie" gum Nnoenten ooron errids
tete, baB bier IN bieier Stele i'm
Sabre 1871 bic S6littenba9n ON
5elien opriiberFiibrte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-03
&ir9li9es.
Grite Sentide Mstbooiiten : Stride,
Gde Z. nnS 5errp Strnfc.
). s.. SLAMS, ErcOiger.

9eginneno NIT Sonntog. SEN ..
YtGra miro Der Yreoiger cine Hci-
henfolge bon 9rcoieten bnltcn iiber
I'M Sntereiie Der firdlidlen Dor
0emeinoen alanolicn5".
8Ottesoienit am Sonntoa mie
foIet: Sonntaas Sdulc, 9:15
WtOrgens: Grebigt, 1920 Morgens.
Sbema: pGie @e1neinoe ougpbeius"
Sugeno : 9eriommluna Gas llbr
lbenos. - 1870 4benos miro cine
bereinigte 8eriammlung gebaItcu
i'm Sntereiie Der &irdliden Yor.-
norts 8emeeung Der Staot 2n
Groiie. 9ie &eoner meroen iein +.
Ereoiger ". e. 5dmitt, BON DER
9eutihen 9optiiten : @emeinoe, mn
Ereoiger .. Is. 9ranoenburg, BON
Der 2. 9eutiden Metbooiiten : @e-
melnoe. Spe5ieller @eIana oc5
Iben0s bonn @eslepurt M0nncr.
Gbor.
9aitide SduIe i'm @cielldofts.
6arm Der Stride jeoen Samstag
1880 llbr Hadmittags.
Die aonfirmotionS : &loIie per.
lammelt iid) 5ipeimol in ser @od)e.
Mtittmods 400 ltbr 3admittag8
uno Somsto9s 900 llbr MorgenS.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-03
Bonn Sobe abberufen.

NefulG. Mlittpody Worgen itorb
nod elmer 5rpeimonatIid)en arant-
belt 6rau Soiepbine Hefola I'M alter
uon 76 Sabren. Gie &%eritOrbelie
muroe in Yobmen %gebOren, mobnte
nber bercits ieit pielct Sobren III So
Groiie. Sic miro iiberlebt bon eiiler
&od)ter, 6rou 9robara 0riggen-
bad in ga Groiie, uno pier Sobncn,
Soiepb, IN Wtinf, Wtont., =. Nefoln
in Chicago, mo Sobn uno Seuru
III "a Grolie mobneno. 0as Be
grdbniB iin0et beute Worgen mn bulb
- llbr pom 9oule, 1928 lilol. q.
StraBe, mo cine babe Stlluoe IpG-
ter bon Der ct. @enccslaus : STRIDE
aus auT 0tf:. fatbolllhen 0rieobofe
itott.
MariOn. Sonuel 8. M%oriou,
bcr leit cluigen $abren bel leincr
Eodlter, Grou 3. s. Nrof, 1888 Sta.
tt StrdBe, mobnte itarb omlPittmod)
an Alter9l6mdd)e. Ger 0eritorbenc.
1880 in England %geboreu, nadDte oeit
8ilrgerfrieg NIT. Die Sei6e muroe
peltern iIad Siour Sails. z. 9. ge-
ldlift, no lte beute ~beerOi9t mer0en
miro. 6rau 8rod lit ole ein3iea
lleberleheroe.
SraSD. S5n einem biciigen Spitol
cntlhlief I'M boben Alter BON ca. SIS
Gohrcn 6rou @dtbnrine 9roop 0rci
Sobne uno bier 30dlter binterlol
icuo. Sic 9eeroiglng mar am Mitt
nod Mar9eu Inn balb 9 llbr pom
0cim ibres Sobnes @ersel, iii
Suo ). StraBe. in0 nm 9 ltbr BON
Der ct. @en5eslous Alrd)e aus.
Sn minneapolis ltarb am Sonns-
tag 6rou v. y. Gen9rocd De.
rem Mann irilher uiele &obre an Der
hleIigen Gbriltus Episcopal Sir
die ais Goitor mirfte. Sic 9eltat.
tnng Der 2eihe erfolgte ON 0ienstag
III 6aribullt, DEM ulten 5omilien.
Ncim Der 6omilie.
gm IeBten Somstag Itnrb in Mon
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6rou 5 obn 2ongoon fono ae.
tern ytohmittng pom 6altie. 902 81.
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6rieoboic ltott.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-03

bon Der .Sainois Staat5 . 3eltung'
in Chicago fano int ncIen 9otel Stat
ierbof oolelbIt cine Gonieren8 oelttld'-
omerifonildcr 3eitungs 9erausge'
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0ie oelitid) . omerifnniihe 4relit
nodl Wtoglidfeit 81 ltarfcn uuo ID
ren @imluf 5u ~DergroBern. Ger
Ginlooung iporen etrua led)5lg 3el
Itungs : 0erousgeber, reip. 0eren Ser
treter geiolgt. Sic &erbnnOlungerl
begannen ant 8ormittoa 0es 20. ,Se-
bruar ulo fameil an 9tddlmittog 0es
IN. 6ebruar 5nm AbidlIuB. Sum
Noriieen0ca Der Gonferen3 ipur0c
SEER Wfiiiler BON Der n%Nbenopolt"
gum Setretdr Snr Sermdm 2enlf(
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lp0blt.
Gle 9erbnnolungen Ser Gonierenl
3eidnetet lih ourd icltene Cinntil
tbigteit aus. Seoer Der Sbeilnebmer
ld)ien bon Dem ouiriftigen @unidl
beieeIt, Den beiten SntereIien ocr
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6es 0eutldJtbums 81 oienen. 2it
3olge mar, oaB etnos Sbotlddlides
erreidt uno Der @runo 81 elmer feit.
gefilgten 8ercinigung geIegt muroe
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Interelien 0urf):
/. @erhelierung oes 1adridteu
.Gienites.
2. TerbeiierGna oes 2eleItoffes.
3. 6ebung oes Nti5eigerpeiells.
l.. 6eltlesung gemelnlnmer Hedjt
Ihreibung.
>. @Gneiniame gerotbung ii6er
tednlIhe uro otoere einIdl1gigeAlt
aeIegenbsiten. inclliiipc Ausfunits.
mo 9tadnpeiS 4. 8ilro.
Die poiitiide Gage pltroe etnge-
bend beiprohen. Srgenopelhe &er.
%einburungen mlroen nld)t getroffcr
utls feline geihlillie gefaBt.
@crr 0alts @adel pou ct. 2ouia
oanfte inn gtdnen Der Gunferen5 ben
Gitberllfern. 0en 9crren Ri00er,
9rano, Utiiaer. 9rumoer bon ItiI.
luaifee uno @arrp Nuben5 bon Col,
cago, Den 1beilnebmcrn fur Den
@rnlt uno ole Glnmlitbigfeit. Die lte
mobreno DER &eriomuIlung ge3ei9t.
oen 9eliBern 0es naaiierboi", Den
0erren 6eid) nno H0BIcr. Titr Die lie.
tensmiiroige Aufnabme, mo oal
&erren Dtuaer uno 2entte fiir ole
errolqreid)e Art oP. 5iibrung Der 8e-
idldfte Der &onf.rcr3.