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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-30
WAR BULLETINS


this morning atrcmpsed another
nsroplauc raid on Paris. but 50
complete vt,re The. French urep-
arations for defense tha, the in
,aders fid MOI rf, near the
canftai. Rafor. retiriny few low
and dr,,,,,nsd bombs on a hos.
ni,nl. The German tsycrs vxere go
close ,o tf,o grg,,,ud M t,,e time
ma, they f,,ufd NO, have fa lied IN
distinguish fl,e huge Red Cross
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-30

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Gilpin observer., 1917-07-12
PATENTS Es:;s; IA !; Is :Ss:ss:s. e: Is
WHISTLER WAS MOST ACTIVE
Observer MNvsisd At Crest Ensruv
Oisplayed by the Famous Artist
Ia He Studio.

The studio was surprisingly difteE.
ent from the room he previously used
In Lindsay row. and entirely unlilco
the studios usually occupied BY other
artists. says Hay in Memories q
Whistler" remember a long, NOT
very lofty room. very light, with WIN
dows along one side; his canvas.bestde
his model at one end. and at the
other, near the table which he used
as palette. an old Georgian looking
glass. SO arranged that he could go
his canvas and model reflected In Il
Those who use such a mirror Gas he
did constantly will know that Il u
the most merciless Of critics.
marveled then at his extraordinary
activity, as he darted backward and
forward to look at both painting and
model from his point Of view at the e1-
treme end Of the long studio. he always
used brushes Of large size with very
long handles, three feet in length, and
held them from the end with his arms
stretched to their full extent. Each
touch was laid on with great flrmness,
and his physical strength enabled him
to do without the assistaAce Of mahl-
stick, whilst the distance at which he
stood from the canvas allowed him b
have the whole Of large picture IN
sight and so Judge the correct drawing
Of each touch.
Gilpin observer., 1917-07-12
PUPIL GAVE TEACHER AWAY
Students Always Make Perfect
Record In Examinations.

A schoolteacher was recently COM
plimented on the success attending
the examination of her pupils. When
question was put every hand In the
class was raised. Although more than
score of questions were asked. in no
Instance was nm Incorrect answer
given.
One of the teachers whose pupils
did not acquit themselves very credit
ably made an investigation and sue
ceeded in gaining the confidence Of a
scholar under the care OF her success.
full colleague.
"Now." she said. show is It that all
Of You are able to reply to the ques-
tions?"
"But we're not"
"At all events you put up your
hands as II you were"
"Yes, we all put up our hands, But
those who don't know the answer put
up their left hands, and those who do
put up their right hands. The right
hand boys reply; the others don't"
Gilpin observer., 1917-07-12
LeadviIIe Strike ordsrsd Delayed.

Denver. July 1.-THE sending Of
telegram by Charles H. Meyer, head
of the International Union of Mine.
Mill and Smelter Workers. to the
chairman of the local organization at
Leadville. postponed the carrying out
OF purpose to call strike effective
today. affecting between 1000 and
1900 men employed in the mines and
smelters in the Leadville camp. The
telegram was to the effect that w.
B. Wilson. secretary of commerce and
labor in the cabinet of President vii.
son. named George w. Musssr. former
chief justice of Colorado, and Werner
2. Reed. capitalist. as committee OF
Cancellation to adjust the differences
between the mine operators and tho
miners and smelter workers in the
Leadville camp. with q view to avert
ing the present strike. The mines
committee at Leadville. after a ses-
sion lasting until early yesterday
morning. decided to postpone the
strike until Saturday morning.
Gilpin observer., 1917-07-12
AVERT MINERS STRIKE.
oUNTER URGES WORKERS TO
ADJUST DIFFERENCES.
In Proclamation, Governor states that
Efforts are Being Made to
Lower Pricos.

| western Newspaper Union News Service.
Denver.-Governor Julius G. Guntel
July 7th issued a proclamation ad
dressed to the miners In the Leadville
district calling upon them not tc
strike. pending adjustments Of theil
dispute with the operators In that dis
trict The proclamation points out
that the National Congress Is consid
ering legislation to reduce the cost oi
food and that similar legislation will
be taken up by the Colorado Legisla
ture when 1t meets in special session
July 18th.
The proclamation was general In iti
terms. but it was stated at the gov
ernor's office that 1t had been issued
in response to request by persons
who hoped to avert the proposed min
ers' strike there. and who hoped III
would help the situation"
Whereas there have occurred in q
number of mining states strikes and
labor disturbances in the mines and
producing metals necessary for use In
manufacture Of munitions needed fos
government defense, and
Whereas. The state Of Colorado has
for q number of years experienced un-
usual peace and prosperity but COM
plant Is now made that the cost Of
living has materially increased in
some Of the mining districts Of the
state and reports have been circulated
OF unsasiness among some Of the
metal miners by reason thereof. and
Whereas. There is pending before
the United States Congress Legislation
the purpose of which 10 to control the
cost and distribution Of the country's
food supply and an extra session Of
the Colorado Legislature has been
called for the purpose. among other
things. to provide for the conssrva.
tion and distribution of the food sup
ply and the increase of production,
Nov, Therefore, l, Julius C. Gun.
ter. governor Of the state of Colorado
do hereby appeal to the patience and
patriotism Of all those employed in
and about the metal mines of the state
and with the urgent request that they
continue in their present employment
and use every effort to increase pro-
duction until Congress and the Legis.
lature Of this state can carry out their
plans for controlling the cost of liv-
ing.
"Given under my hand and the ex-
ecutive seal this seventh day of July.
1917.
JULIUS GUNTER,
Governor"
Gilpin observer., 1917-07-12
He Would Pay.

1t happened at Christmas party.
A pretty young lady had asked one Of
the male guests to pass dish Of a.
monds and raisins.
with pleasure" he replied, but do
you know that what you have asked
for is called in the vernacular Kiss
miss" and that the penalty Of . k0
attaches to the requestf"
IT'S that sof' answered the lady.
calmly. II must consult my husband"
And she called across the room to him,
and repeated the observation.
"Quite so," he replied. According
to custom It Is a Just debt and must
be paid. But Is the gentleman aware
Of the arrangement made when we
were married-that must settle an
my wife's liabilitiesT
Gilpin observer., 1917-07-12
MuddIed,

The day was drawing to q close.
Julge, Jurors, witnesses and lawyers
all were growing weary, CounDa
for the prosecution was cross-exam-
lining the defendant.
"Exactly how far Is It between the
two townsT he asked at length.
For some time the man stood think.
ing, then:
"About four miles as the cry flows,"
came the answer.
"You mean as the flow cries I" 10
torted the man Of law.
The Judge leaned forward.
"No," he remarked suavely; ne
means as the fly crows"
And they all looked at one another,
feeling that something was wrong
somewhere.
Gilpin observer., 1917-07-12
SPORTING. NEWS

President E. w. Dickerson OF the
Western League, acting for the Wichi-
ia club. signed Joe Berger Rock Is
lander shortstop, as manager.
Paul V. Jenness, sprinter, and for
three years all-around star athlete at
the Agricultural College at Fort Col
Inns, Colo, received a commission as
lieutenant in the regular army.
Not many years ago women were
conspicuous by their absence in trap
shooting matters, but such is not the
case today. Thus far eight states
have held women's trapshooting cham
pionship events.
Jess Willard is not figuring on quit.
ting the ring. Denying reports of his
retirement, the heavyweight champion
in letter to Chicago friends, said that
he would be ready to defend his title
as soon as the circus season is fin
ished in October.
GENERAL
West Virginia may not be bone
dry" under provision of the Reed con-
stitutional amendment II enforcement
Of the federal statute is left to state
prohibition officials
Morris Hilquit, the Socialist dele.
gate to the Stockholm conference, who
was refused passports by the State
Department, was nominated for may
or OF New York at the city conven.
tion of the Socialist party.
The thirty.second annual convention
of the National Editorial Association
opened at Minneapolis. A resolution
pledging support to President Wilson
and expressing the belief that "he will
safely lead our nation to victory in
the present war" was adopted and
telegraphed to Washington
A searching investigation was be-
gun to determine the cause of an ex-
plosion of black powder magazine
at the Mare Island navy yard in San
Francisco bay early Monday, which
killed six persons and resulted in se-
rious injuries to four persons and
wounding OF twenty.seven others.
The first ambulance unit to be com.
posed entirely OF women will be Of.
fered to the government by the New
York lnfirmary for Women and Chill.
dren. 1t will be supported by the
American Woman Suffrage Associa.
tion.
A 100000, 0,ooObushel prospective
crop of corn this year is the answer
returned by farmers of the United
States to President Wilson's call for
food for Americas allies In the war.
Never before has such a crop been
] grown.
Gilpin observer., 1917-07-12
United Colorado TIN War \, Won.

Trinidad.-That Colorado must take
her place side by side with other
states in the great move to make pos.
sible worldwide democracy, and
that mine workers would remain loyal
in this as in every other crisis was
the message John P. White, president
of the United Mine Workers of Amer
lea, delivered to more than 5000
miners at Ludlow Sunday.
Gilpin observer., 1917-07-12
FOR ITCHING, BURNING SKINS
Battle With cutleura Soap and Apply
the olntment-Trial Free.

For eczemas, rashes, itchings, irrita.
tions. pimples. dandruff, sore hands,
and baby humors, Cuticura Soap and
Ointment are supremely effective. Be-
sides they tend to prevent these dis
tressing conditions, II used for every
day toilet and nursery preparations.
Free sample each by mail with Book.
Address postcard, Cuticura, Dept L.
Boston. Sold everywhere.-Adv.
Gilpin observer., 1917-07-12

The War Department. is going e
ask the State Department not to is
sue passports to wives and othel
relatives of officers and other sol
dires at the front.
Figures disclosed show the naval
and military strength OF the country
now aggregates more than 750, ,0O0-man
power, either under arms or under ir'
ders to Join the colors within a
month.
Condition OF crops July Winter
wheat, 75.9; spring wheat, 83.6; all
wheat, 1873; corn, S1.1; oats, 1874;
barley, S5.4; rye, 1914; white pota.
toes, 9O.1; sweet potatoes. S1.9; to-
bacco, 86.s; flax. $40; rice. S5.1; hay,
S4.3; apples, $40; peaches. 55.2
President Wilson issued a procla.
nation Monday drafting the entire
National Guard of the country into the
United States army to date from or
before Aug. 5th next, and also calling
the regiments out for active service.
The state troops of Wyoming are
Cdilcu Jul iOi July Solh ohu thooo
from Arizona, Colorado and New
Mexico on Aug. s.
FOREIGN
Russians gave great demonstration
for Americans on Labor Day.
Pope Benedict was awakened by
an earth shock which shook the
whole of Rome early Sunday.
All Of the crew except two were
drowned when German torpedo boat
struck q mine and sank In the North
sea.
Paraguay's reply to Brazil's note
unchanging friendship for the Bra
trality was delivered and 1t expresses
unchanging friendship for the Bra
zilian republic.
The American steamer Massage
qua was sunk by submarine. The
crew was landed at the small island
of Sein, twenty-eight miles southwest
OF Brest. France.
Four Serbian officers have been
executed and three others condemned
to death for completely in a plot to
murder Crown Prince Alexander Of
Serbia. at Ostrovo, In August, 1915.
One of the results of the participa-
tion Of the United States in the war
has been to Danish for all time un-
necessary immigration regulations In
connection with Americans entering
or leaving Canada.
An additional number of armed
American yachts have arrived at
French port, according to Paris LIE
Martin. The crews were cordially
greeted and entertained by the
French inhabitants.
Immediate conclusion of peace on
conditions which shall include the es.
Of an international con.
vention to bring about general dis.
armament is the demand of the inter-
national proletariat, according to
German minority Socialists, who have
issued lengthy memorandum.
Gilpin observer., 1917-07-12
AutoIst Killed. Two Women Injured.

Pueblo.-Win Davis. AZ, widely
known farmer living near Goodpas-
ture. twenty miles west of here.
brought about his own death and ser.
iously injured Miss Minnie Evans, 10,
and her sister. Miss Anna Evans, "a.
daughters Of neighboring farmer.
when he seized the steering wheel Of
the automobile Minnie Evans was
driving In an attempt to make sharp
turn in the road.
Gilpin observer., 1917-07-12
Tries to KIN wife, Ends Lie.

Denver.-Daniel G. Fishburn. As
years old, Of 1547 Emerson street. shot
and killed himself after having tried
to beat his wife. Lena, to death with
the butt Of his revolver. Mrs. Fish.
burn saved her life by breaking from
his grasp and fleeing into the street
In her night clothes,
Gilpin observer., 1917-07-12
Two Injured When Trains cr.sb.

Carr.-Two trainmen were injured
and two locomotives and eight cars of
merchandise were practically de-
stroyed here when two extra Union
Pacific freights met in head-on col.
lision on the main line in the station
yard.
Gilpin observer., 1917-07-12
Force Of Habit.

II want three eggs and boil them
three minutes. I am hungry-how
soon can have them1"
"In q minute, sir"
Gilpin observer., 1917-07-12
Postpone Jewish conference.

New York.-The American Jewish
Congress which was to have been held
in Washington Sept. I'd has been
postponed to Nov. 18th.
Gilpin observer., 1917-07-12
Commercial Facility.

"Jones Is regular golden-mouthed
speaker"
II never noticed he was 80 much OF
an orator. What made him golden.
mouthed7 Perseverancer
mo; his dentist"
Gilpin observer., 1917-07-12

Troubles and thunderclouds usual
ly seem very black in the distance, but
grow lighter as they approach.
Gilpin observer., 1917-07-12
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
COMING EVENTS.

Western Newspaper Union News ssrvios.
COMING EvENTs.
Aug. 1-National Convention OF Afri.
can Race at Denver.
Collins.
Sept; I7-a2-Coiorado state Fair at Pu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-26

renben &reile g%ngranos unangeneb-
ME Mnaapobnbeit, ste @abr-
belt alt iagen. 8ie peit iie in 6ieier
@e5iebung eebt, ergiebt ii6 aus fol-
qenoen Muslalinngen iiber sic rui.
iildye @epolution: u&a1Blmo i11dt
sic 9fation 5l1 per&pirfliben, ote Gng=
Ianb inn Mug1lt 1914 nod >par. 9ie
Mutipn, Sic england int Wedr5 1917
ralh ST. pertpirflid)er iudt, baben sic
rmlIilde &eformer 5er1t6rt. 9enn
mobin im111er Sic &eppllttion iih altb
cnttpicfeln mag, Tie bat iib bereits ST
s>pci groben Experimentation
befamnt: Das critic lit 0as &epra=
|entotip4S pltem: Sos %s>peite, mel6es
gleid)falls bon Ser erlten engliiden
uno scr erlten 'fran56iild)en &epolll-
tion aelebrt mtroe, lit, oab Sic Srei-
belt cine mirfiame @affe lit, nidt
hlp6 int Triebe1, 1on0ern altd im
&rieae. Mber sic 2eftion, Sic 11ns
bonn Sol1riihen Galait aus gege=
ben miro, gebt tpeiter als bas. eng
lano forn niht feline Gel angnibtbii=
rcn idylieben binter ienen, Sic tbat=
idblid} religi 10 c &erfol g II NJ
gen erleioen, Sic aus @emiilens=
riiifiihten Militdr6ienit bertpeigern,
mi1breno &uBlano Sic ieinen off
net fir oas @edt Ser l1eber5eugltng
11no SEN freien Mlts6rud Ser Mnit6-
ten. Gin MnBIan6, peldes an
gemeines @ablredt in feline &onititl1=
tion eintrGgt idreibt au6 ~ftnis"
m1f 6os england, meldes 1tm cine
Reforn1 1eines eigenen beidranfte1
%berltmfeili6t."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-26

gelagt. Sic in iener @erimmlung
gapablten geamten iin6: 8arrel1
'Stepart, Eraiioent; Sobn 8. Gar>
ter, gi5eNraiibel1t; M. Sidumpert
li1l Sefretar; ST.. S. Sarte4,
tS1abmeilter. Gem Mntperbe=&omi
tee geb0rea ON: 81. 81. @orman M.
Iihltnperlin u1lo 6. S. NepinS;
oem &omitee fir ltniformen: s. $.
@elt un6 90. S. M1trraD. 2eutnant
Erescott fat iid 5a1n1 ginerer5ieren
Scr 9iirgermebr bereit erfldrt.
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idaft besablt $1,25 fir CUTE Mal5=
gcrite.
= SsSn1 Sitter bon 70 Sabren lit
aln lebten 9ienitagoben6 I'M Sauie
ibrer Sodter Margaretba 9reatpbes
6ra1 Soiepbina 9reappes gel tor
ben. 9ie @eer6igung finoet Sreitag=
morgen bon Ser &atbeorale aus itatt.
= IS berbe1lert bas 8lut, reinigt
SEN Mogen, reg11liert 6ie @ingetpeibe,
bilft 0em Mppetit, lebt @l1d auf. SIR
arbeitet better - fiiblt @m6 better =
mabt @1t6 beiier nnSieben. So4i=
tiers &odp Mountain Sbee, Elm e6=
tes Triibiabrs Sonic. $50. Martin
MoIitor.
Sic Ser. staater
@egier11ng bot enti@ie6en> 6aB bas
@eiddft Ser 6euti6en @erii6erungs=
geielidaften nidt geit0rt tper6en io4.
Sic GLADDEN. un1 Miindener lit Sic
1eiter6e 6eutide electromagnetic
iduft Ser @elt nn6 miro in 6ieier
Sta6t bertreten 6ur@ S. st. 8ennett
jr. rtn6 q. 6. Carlton. 2aBt
Cure neutrality-suspicious. BON 6ieier
ausitellen. Mgenten in
an Sen &m1ptorti6aften un6 Stao=
ten. 22=4t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-26
MferbanIefretGr 6pmitpn lit mi

8prI d)ldgen an DEN Senat berarge=
treten, Sic barorf berednet iin6, Sic
2ebensmittelporr6tbe 0es 2an6es gu
&atbe GIT bolten, iie no6 @0glidfeit
at b%ernebren, orer @erldtpen6ung
porsubeltgel1 nn6 glei65eitig Sen
tpillfiirlid)en Ereistreibereien einen
MiegeI por5uidieben. 9ie gelammte
Observation-Disclosures ion nnter
Mufii6t ser 81t6nesregierl1ng ge=
brodt meroen; sic &egiernng ion 6as
Med)t boben, Sic Tro011ftion felbit 51
betreiben unb sic Gretie feit5nieben.
9ie acknowledgement MoBnabmen
iin6 bon 10 tpeitreiden6er Mrt, bob
Sic Sol item Ser @orbereitung ollein
oltf fiinfuno5nan5iq Mt1ionen Do1<
lar bered)net itn6, rn6 p%abridetrltb
miro man 0amit ni6t mtsrei6en. 9te
Musfiibr11ng Ser @ori61age 6es Slider
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Iiden &ebol1tion glei6fommen, oeren
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fin tige Gnttpidelung gar nidt ab5n=
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6es Bottles miir6e faftii4 a1tf 6ie
@ltn6esgepaIt ii%bertragen tper6en.
Sier itebt Ser &ongreB Dor elmer Slut
gabe, tpie tie pieneidt nod niemols
Elm Harlament 5u 1oien gebabt bm>
11n6 eS miro iebr meiier l1eberleg11ng
.be6iirfen tpert1 nidt fo1geni@mere
gen1odt mer6en ionen. Sn
ie6em 6ol1e beroient Die Negterung
M%nerfenn1tng 6afIr, 6aB lie bet5eiten
MaBnabmen in @oridlag gebra@t
bat, um sic 6roben6e Motb obautpen<
SEN. Die @rntemtsfidten qeitalten
iid INNER triiber, 6ie @orratbe
i6rumpfen immer mebr 5uiamme11
mn6 sic greiie tper6en immer inner
i6mingIi6er. @enn ettpas aeidehen
ion, tint elmer 1dtperen nationolet
&eimindung por5ube1gen, mnB es
bal6 geideben. l1n6 grmn6li6e
mub aetban tperoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-26
Die 3rieagheker fanaen an, ib1

Sic 2rieesbeker fangeu an, ibr
mabreS @eitdt 81 5eigen. 90 iagt
b%eiipieIspei1e ser Seem Dorfer Mn=
molt Soiepb s. Gboae, 6erielbe
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perlegen NOR, ieittpdrts in oie gmi9e
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crit in SEN &f uno bereiten nns
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brodt. gS tparen @boate nn6 &C.
molten, sic bas 2an6 IN BEN &rieg
trieben, ebe es borbereitet tpar, nno
lie o1n onermenigiten baben 8eran=
Ioiiung, iih iiber 1niepen @ongel an
@orbereitung gu mofieren. 9oS itno
1d0ne Natrioten, sic ii9 iiber Dos
2an6 1uitig maiden, nodoem lie III
rem 3med errei6t baben. Sos Slime
rifanertb11m Soiepb s. @boates bh
ft6 felt bent 8iirgerfriege a1gene
1feinIih nidt gebeiiert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-26
Ser &onarek fat sic BON Ser &e-

St] OtolI9%SR yu% wv w" w wv
giernng gefor6erten iieben Mtqiar,
Sen fir &riegs5mede betpiqigt. Cine
a1ngefdbre Gorlteuung bon 6ieier
@1tmme fonn man ii6 MIR 6urd
@ergleihe MAIDEN. Mtt 6ieien iieben
Milior6en Bette Sranfrei6 iieben=
NAL sic Observation-Disclosures
be5oblen fonnen, 6ie eS inn Sabre
1871 an 9ettidlan6 at ertridten
bottle. 9ie1e Mnleibe belauft it6 auf
1os OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ser Mn'
1eibe, sic int Sabre 1898 fir Den
@rieg nit @parien betpiqigt tpa1r6e.
@ie lit mebr als iiebemabl 10 groB
als uniere geiammte Nationali@n16,
iie tpiir6e geniigt baben, rm Die SEQ
ften 6es 8mn6esbm1sbolteS fir Die
Iette1 iieben Sabre 51 beitpeiten: 9ie
3inien 6ieier Mnleibe meroen it6 a11f
245 Milionen Douar iabrli6 bela11-
fen. Mo@t o1f SEN &opf Der @ebol-
fernng beinabe 8tpeieinbab 9oQar,
cuff etne Gamilie bon bier &opfe11
aebn Dollar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-26
Standardization.

- @er modte es 90 oa16 MIR int
@eringiten nod ~be5peifeln, 6aB ct.
CLOUD in ieiner gr0Bten Mebrbett Ser
ldoren Soee 6es bodm'iten &errn
8ii6ofs Soiepb B11i6, Sic er in Bent
gau 6es ct. CLOUD Snitttuts per=
mirflidt fat, beipfli6tet, nadbem Die
'groffnnngsfeier besfelben in 10 btel=
peripreden6er 8eiie @ 9ienitag=
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1dleften @itter11ng batte ii@ cine
nngeobnte Menl6enmenge 5n 0tel er
feit 8oden beldriebenen nn6 BE-
1prohenen Seier e%ingef1n6en, Die
6em bodmiten @errn 8iidof bel iei=
ner @r0ffnltngsmiprade 8orte 6es
Danfes nn6 Ser Mnerfennl1ng OBJ
5tpong. 9ie REMEMBERING Der benz
1tattli6en, ser be1ten un6 m%o6erniten
Mrd)iteftnr entipre6en6en @uBenban
angepaBten inneren gimtdtung, Die
6em 3mede 6es @eban6eS outs ge=
11o1e1t tie entipribt, gab ii6 IN 6en o11=
erfennenstpertbelte item Mus0rii6en fun6
a1n6 Tandem @ie6erban in Den artsge=
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rer1daor an 6em 6reuoenabeno 51
boren befame11. Cine etngeber6e &e=
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Dem in filler @etpu16erung nno in
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bes Sob ge5ont matr6e, eriparen tpir
11ns big CUR ieiner boQitanoigen tn
neren ginri6tung un6 Musitattung:
81 ser gr0ffnungsfeter bottle it4
o11@ Ser bodm'ite Sitularbtidof So
cob Srobec, 6em III ieiner 3urudgez
8ogenbett 6os Sntereiie an Der BON
linn tpdbren6 10 bielen Sabren gelei=
teten Di0aeie batrd)a11s ni6t bgefotn.
men lit, eingef1n6en un6 iein @ri6et=
mem a1f ser @iibne int Mu6itortum
nit einen ber5Ii9en @i1fom
begriiBt. @ady6em Die Sniititlt<Mn-
6a1r9 berrIide @etien 6ie
GeftIidteit eingeleite, iteQte Der
bodm'ite 8if1of @ui1 na@ einigen
@imIeitungstporten Ben Mntpalt ST. g.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-26
Grsbtidpf Sacub .6nbert 8lenf,

felt Sem SATIRE 1906 Sberbaupt Ser
gr5oio5eie BON Seem Orleans, lit in
ieiner @ilhofslto0t 6reitagaben6 I'M
Sitter bon 81 Sabren geitorben; er
lpar ieit etlpa 5mei Sabren leioeno:
grsbildof 9lenf tp1troe ont 20. Suit
1856 bon proteltantii6en @ltern in
Ne11ita0t, 8opern, geboren nno fam
ols Sinh nad Seem Orleans, mo- er
bos Sefferion College ubiolpierte nn6
1p1ter nod @ellop, Jrmfrei6, ging,
11m BORT feline StuOien %fortgelebt. Sn
8elop m1r0e ct au6 int Sabre 1885
gum Nrieiter gelpeibt. @r mirtte To-
oann oIs YrofeiIor am Sefferio Gol=
lege 11n6 m1tr0e nad mebreren Sat-
ren Nrdli6ent Ser Mnitalt. SIN Sab-
re 1897 iibernabm er sic Seeliorge
elmer Hfarrei in Seem Srleans. @r
NOR Ser erlt e 8iidof Ser Dto5eie BON
Eortorifo nnter amerifaniider Ser
moltung. Nlm erlten Suli 1906 pnr=
Sc er 5um gr5biidof bon Seem Or
leans ernanrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-26
Ser YrGiiocut hat sen Nelu Nurfer

@toatsiefretdr &obert 8agner 5llm
Mitglieoe Des Observation-Disclosures
al15idmles erna1lrt. gs lit 6aS Der.
ielbe @agner, Sen 9iirgermeiiter
Mitd)ell Don SEEM Dorf peraftlid
Sen Gentleman Of Hruiiia @ag-
1er lit oriiben geboren nan11te nno
Nes 2m1oesperratbs be5idtigte, neil
ct ei1ren bon Mit6en befirmorteten
u1lo u1ter patriotiidem 9edmantel
betriebenen 9anograbi6 befampfte.
Mlithell bot bieie gemeine &eiduloi=
gltlg %5uriidnebmen miillen, un0 Der
Er1iioent bat ein iibrigeS getban 11no
@ag11er ei11en glan5enben 8epeiS 1ei-
mes G%ertraltens gegeben.