davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1913-06-20

During the hot, as well as the cold
season, you should buy Chocolate" of
the very best quality. Get them at
Benefits. 1t
Milford chronicle., 1913-06-20

instruction in Music continued all sum-
mer. Miss Elizabeth Deputy, South
Milford. 6-20-2t
Milford chronicle., 1913-06-20

Seeing is believing so see the goods
Pierce can give you for little money.
Milford chronicle., 1913-06-20

Correspondence Cards with Envelopes
a Benefits. 1t
Milford chronicle., 1913-06-20

Milford Stamped Tablets 10 cents at
Benefits. 1t
Milford chronicle., 1913-06-20

You can get your Galvanized Corrugat-
ed Iron Roofing at /. d. Short.
Milford chronicle., 1913-06-20

Go to W. S. Wroten's for your fine
large Mackerel.
Milford chronicle., 1913-06-20

Goods were never cheaper then now
at R. H. Pierce's.
Milford chronicle., 1913-06-20

Gilt, pink, blue and green bordereC
Boz Paper at Benefits. i
Milford chronicle., 1913-06-20

Pound PAPER with Envelopes at Ben
nett's. 1t
Milford chronicle., 1913-06-20

Go to McCaffery's for Harness and
Collars. 6-6-4tp
Milford chronicle., 1913-06-20

FOR SALE Ten Room House with BATH un3
moeern eonvenienees ll5 Washington Street NJ,
ford. Address. Mrs.. Ruth Morris. Harsi ~ aeIs
Delaware. EEE
WANTED-Chickens and Eggs. VIII pay hfEh-
est cash price for Chickens and Eggs. WaEr ~
South Milford. Tassf
FOR sALE-A desirable Eight Room H5ana
elec'r'c lights and town water large reeepEur
hall Apply 70 +. C. Housman 3i5 East FrulIL
Street Milford. Del. ezlE
SCHOOL TEACHER wANTED-For ask q
the best conducted schools in Kent County Sail-r
good. For particulars address Thomas c. Sahsrzzs
Clerk District No p, Frederick. Del. 6-88t
lost Monday. between Lincoln and Eiienaufs
on State road. purse with some money and Eia5zal-
bic papers Of no value TO any but me- Rewsssg e.
finder. James II. Donovan. Glendale, De- u
FOR SALE &C tons Bran. % tons Middansss. e
tons Cotton Seed Meal 500 bushels Scarlet Cl1Ters
Seed. 1000 bushels Cow Peas 500 bushels Ger1EZr
Millet 1000 bushels Seed Buekwheat. 500 bushek -
Soy Beans, j. +. Holland Milford. Del 5-l8-t11
WE HAVE authorised Mr.. Thomas r. Wfls1V
TO make terms Of sale on our property cons istE1r
OF valuable building lots South Walnut Str1le
Washington Street. Radcliffe Street Hanz.z1i
Drive in South Milford. The property adiainErE
the Post Office, Of the most valuable for Eulzi
cipal purposes is also included in the sale. Atea
w. Hafeigh, Gertrude c. Clark By Thor11a =.
Wilson. Glendale. Del. SER
Milford chronicle., 1913-06-20

Good assortment Of Coal on hand. l.
D. Short, Harrington, Del l2-2Otf
Milford chronicle., 1913-06-20

r. H. Pierce is having a sale of dry
goods.
Milford chronicle., 1913-06-20

First class Cement at l. D. Shorts.
Milford chronicle., 1913-06-20
aatlfnrn GJlrrnmirlr.

FRIDAY, JUNE 20. 1918.
Milford chronicle., 1913-06-20

twill pay you to go to R. H. Pieree's
8 le.
Milford chronicle., 1913-06-20

visitR. H. Pierce's pre-inventory sale.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-02
NUTTING DEFINES
CHARTER POSITION
Alderman Declares He Is in Favor
of Certain Changes in the
City's Organic Law.

Alderman James Nuttng, iu a lette
10 The Georgian. defines his position o
the charter to-day. He says
Ny position on various pubic
questions has been so frequently
misrepresented by some of The daily
papers during the past few months
that / have become somewhat ae-
Customcd 10 the experience, but
statement in your issue " yesterday
was so entirely without excuse or
foundation that / feel compelled TO
ask for q correction. The statement
in effect charged that was opposed
to any kind Of charter revision. Let
us 60 to the record
on January 20. the General Coun-
cl adopted o resolution which was
not only offered by me. but which
was prepared by me. and this resolu-
ton provided for thorough revision
Of our charter, this being the hrst
resolution adopted by the General
Council Of 1913 on the subject Of
charter revision. This resolution was
vetoed by the Mayor, and on harch
no / offered another resolution which
also provided for thorough re
vision of the charter. on March a.
another resolution was presented L"
the General Council. and adopted,
which provided for thorough ChdItel
revision. and this resolution also hau
my support. and indeed was partly
prepared by me This consistent
record ought 20 convince any one
however preJudlCed, that ! am ear
nestly and sincerely in favor oi chaI-
tor revision
Please bear IN mind, however, that
one can be in favor OF revising the
charter, and still be strongly opposeu
to commission government, ana inns
is my position, and also me position
Of q majority Of the General Council.
Allow me to make one further
statement in reference 70 the char
ter situation on March TO, th's
being two or three DAYS before inc
mass meeting at the AUDITORIUM, l
furnished to The Georgian. TO TIE
Journal and to The Constitution
copies of the charter submitted by
certain other Council members ana
myself with the request that the
charter be published IN fun, as we
were anxious for the widest publicity
pu4sible 10 be given 10 the charter
The Georgian was courteous enough
10 acknowledge receipt OF the char
ter. and 10 mention the fact IN its
columns that the charter had been
made uubliC. but as Tar as | nave
been able 70 discover neither of the
other two papers mas made the
slightest mention of the fact that We
had requested the papers TO publish
the charter. nor was the Charter
published i'm either Of the three pa
pers
of the fact that 1t has been re
peatedly charged that we were IN
willing to have our charter pub
Ished JAMES y. NUTTlNG.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-02
Battle Hill to Give
2 Women Diplomas
Mayor and other WeIl-known Men
To Be Speakers at the Hospita's
First Graduating Exercises.

Two young womeu-Mi-- Mary L.
Baskin and Miss Rosa Al. Bunwell-
viii receive diplomas as trained
nurses at graduating exercises Zoe
night at the Battle Hm SauItarlum
They form the first class TO COM
plete training az the now ub,rcul9-
sis hospital regarded as one Of the
finest municipal institutions of its
kind in the country.
Mayor James 6 Woodward. Judge
John $. Gambler. shelby Smith. Couu-
" Commissioner DIS Claude Smith
and j. p Kennedy and several others
viii deliver addresses. Du w s
Merritt. superintendent % the hos-
pital. will present the diplomas Rev
Air. Pease viii preside.
Miss Florence Hunt once head nurse
az the sanitarium. organized the train
ing school She has been succeeded
by Miss Catherine ShatJo. of Mimi F.
apolis. The next class OF graduates
viii have nine members.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-02
Helen Keller Reads
Men by Hand Grasp
Character Of Some Of Worlds Nota
blss as Revealed to
Blind Girl.

NEW YORK. April Helen KEEL
Ter. who made her debut as a lecturer
on Sunday night at the Forty-eighth
Street Theater, declares that she can
read character in the grasp Of hand.
Il have held the hand Of Phillips
Brooks. II meant a benediction.
Joseph Jefferson's grasp bespoke
tenderness and pleading.
ELLEN Terry's hand was viriIe and
masculine.
Henry Irving's grasp indicated
graciousness.
Edward Everett Hale's hand eX-
banded with kindliness and good will.
Mark Twain had a hand that was
fun of funny lines.
1T is because ! grasp Sc many
kindly hands that ! am an optimist.'
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-02
CANAL IS NEARLY READY;
MAY BE OPEN THIS YEAR

WASHINGTON April "a brief
paragraph i'm The Canal Record. tho
official organ of the Panama Canal
Commission. has led some officers of
the Government 20 believe that the
big waterway may be opened to navi-
cation this year. The paragraph saws
that an the gates in the west cham-
hers of the locks al Pedro Miguel ana
Miratlnres viii be completed by Oc-
tobet
The Importance OF the publication
lies In the fact that Colonel George
w Guethals the chief Engineer of
the Canal said some time ago that
the passage of ships would be per
mltted rs soon as one side of these
locks could bc operated.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-02

ALAMO. - pom reCOmmendatlon
the county commissioners Ordinary
Kent has signed q contract with ]. p
IAN architect Of Savannah.
for plans and specifications and to
~upclnteud the erection here Of the
Wheeler County courthouse to cost
100000. The building OF jail is
deferred Glenwood Is still fighting
and may cujoiu further action.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-02
NATIONAL FISHERIES
COMMISSIONER QUITS

WASHINGTON, April 2.-Georgc
NJ. Bowers. Of West Virginia Com
missioner of Fisheries, resigned to.
day, the resignation 20 be effective
April 10. Hugh NJ. smith, of WASH
ingtou. - g.. deputy commi ssiouer
viii succeed him.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-02
Chatham Plans Drainage

SANA%NAH- Directly fuloVIn
the third annual meeting of The Gcor-
g.5 Drainage Congress, % b, held in
this city Tomorrow aud Friday. "a
movement win Doe launched looking
TO the designation of q drainage dis
trict iu Chatham county
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-02

HREMEN NJ BarkwclI and
George Carroll. both white. charged
with burning n house on tho farm of
r. T. Sanford. a few miles northeas 81
of Bremen. We're captured az their
homes and placed in Jail at Buch-
Juuu.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-02
TABOO OF MOVIES
EVOKES PROTEST
Church, Theater and Park Repre-
sentatives Object to Council
Committees Action,

Protests against the r.aomH.uaa-
ion Of the Council Ordinance Com
nittee that no pictures De- shown n
ny theater. church on hal ou sun
lay were heard on every side To-.
lay The motion picture 'h.Itg, men
set the brunt Of the action. ot course.
out reprs sentative 81 churches and
charity organizations also are dis
pleased. because th, recommendation
istrikes at their Sunday movies. and
patrons OF parks declare i Is an OUT
rage that the committe. should moi
have exempted the CEcioIama haius
Of Atlanta al Grant Park.
J. q. Cochran. president of the baTs
Board. asserted to-day that ~ would
be puritanical oppression go close tine
beautiful Cyclorana after 30 mas ptth
open on Sunday for 20 yeala. He sala
that most of the people VINO went 10
see the picture went on sunday and
that about s. 900 "a year for park I'M
provemehts was secured from sunday
admissions.
Mayors Veto Certain
afavo1 Woodward b. certain 600 OK
ercise his veto if Council approve thc
recommendation. IL is equally GER
tain that Council will pass tine orul-
nance for when 10 was Introduced lI
Council As the MADDOX ordinance. inn
mediately after the first formal effort
for Sunday movies. 70 was igurd b}
Is members OF Council enough 10
insure its adoption But these are not
sufficient 10 pass the ordinance over
the Mayors veto
Action on an ordinance creating g
hoard OF censorship over motion pie
ture theatess was postponed Walter
Sims. attorney Tor the theator men.
said his clients had mo- objection TO
such supervision. and the committee
OF the Men and Religion Forward
Movement present were very much In
favor of II. The committeeman thought
they should consider il further how
ever.
Ask Church Exemption
Walter MrElreath, j. G. Logan and
Marion Jackson AN urged the com
mittee 10 eliminate the provision ~
Dc ordinance against sunday pic
lures which applies To- churches and
halls. When Attorney Sims said that
the thcatpr men did not want the
money. but were just as willing 10
give their shows for the benefit Of
charity as the churches. Marion Jack
son asked TO be allowed &" interrupt
him.
III is patent that the whole plan OF
The thOatcr men Is to open their thea
tiers on Sunday Tor the money they
can make" said Mr. Jackson They
talk about charity to ms 5r 90 soothing
means OF administering tho knockout
drops. We don't intend 90 stand for
a. and ] say this with aIl respect 10
AR Sims ana the others concerned.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-02
Negroes Mourn Governor Northen

GRIFFIN The negroes of this city
have formally expressed their sorrow
iu the death of Ex-Governor North
en- in resolutions adopted 10y them IN
mass meeting Governor Nurtheu ~
one time delivered am address TO The
negroes oC Griffin, aud Tor this reason
Doe ls gratefully remembered by them
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-02
Ware County Gets Enqineer

WAN'RDSS Fleetwood LHnucau.
who was recently elected Ware Couu-
tN Engineer, has reached the city ard
soon assumes his duties According
tO the uvt creating the present BOARD
of Commissioners All road work is 10
Doe handled by the County Engineer.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-02
Teachers to Meet in Atlanta.

W ANCROSS.- President A. G.. Mil
Ter of the Georgia Teachers Associa-
ton, and superintendent Of the public
schools ia Waycross, says the ap-
preaching convention Of the assOcia-
uon in Atlanta will bee one Of the
best ever held
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-02
Attemp. to kin Charmed.

WANCROSS a charge of assault
with intent TO kin has .bebcn lodged
against o. X knight. negro. who
stabbed Gus BroXtou. a white man.
Iu Nayor0ss. Knight will be tried
at tho May term Of Superior Court
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-02
Wayoross Lets Paving Work.

NAYtROSS. AT o meeting of the
city Council last night a contract for
10000 square yards OF permanent
street paving was awarded. Bios
were received from n large number
of concerns
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-02
"Oixie Limited" Discontinued.

WAYCROSS- Because of the ox-
cnssive high waters in q large section
of territory traversed by the roads
handling the Dixie Limited" the
train has Deen discontinued a week
earlier than originally Intended.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-02
To Raise Columbia Tax Rate.

HAItLEM.-Th. grand jury Of CO.
.umbla County has recommended that
,hr TAX rates 81 thr county be- raised
from 9 10 T. mills 10 make IN an
annua, Gcnctr Of $4,000
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-13
Mimmeiota.

minneapolis. - @ertreter
beinabe idiim1nttlder Gooperatiper Or
ganiiotionen BON ltebeu meitliden inns
nor0meitlthen Staaten traten Mitt<
mo6 in Minneapoils gu elmer bret
tdiigigen @onferen5 5lriamanen, 6eren
&uuptmfgabe es lit, iiber 6en Be-
ridt zines aus reltn Mitglie0ern be-
itebenoen Securities au beratben, Dos
bon elmer dbnliden, int leBten Melair5
in ct. &aa1l abgebaltenen 4onferem5
ernannt mur6e. 8rdii6ent ser Or
9anilotion, Sic iebt gu elmer pernta<
nenten gema6t tperoen ion; lit S. 81.
@ilion bon 5tiQpater, Minn., u1b6
Sefretar 81. q. Srepaten bon Sarge,
50. 8. Sci 6er @onferen5 fins Ole
gtanten 8isconiin, Minneiota, SSotpa,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-13

Gonoufftteur g. 8. Miller, MorfoH,
Mebr., ser an 8oneiteeI Deoiiion Der
6. & g. %. SIP. 60. empfieblt GoleD
MierenpiGe1 unb iogt: ST babe So
lep Mierenpillen nit iebr 5ufrieoen-
itellenoen &eiltltaten geromnten un6
i%nooriiire oeren gebrdl1d fir irgen0
SSemarb, melder nit Acknowledgements
befaftet lit. Sic fiD gang redbt."
MpIitor Drl1g 60. 49, Mnaeige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-13
Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETCHER'S
Gas F IA
Mprb-Dafpta.

s@rnn6 Sorts. - garon BON
I6nIfenitein, ser a6t SSafre lang bter
|nIs Stredenarbeiter Scr Greet Mor-
tbern iein 9eben friitete, geiitesge tort
murbe a1110 6esbaB 6eportiert tplroe,
|befinSd iid elmer bier eingetroHeren
MeI6um al1folge aa1f Sem 8ege gdr5-
Iider &eilung. Ml16 beiogt 6ie Mit<
beilnng, 6aB er Elm Sabreseinfom-
men BON $4,000 bat. Die bieiige1t
gHaotbeamten boben itd entidloiiem,
energiid gegen Sdlodtbduier Dor55s1z
gebem in; 6enen Ben ianitaren 3litant
Den nidt Sic tt0fbige Ma1fmerfiamfeit
Igeid,enft miro.
,BnIfeD gitp. ~ Sim Is. utt5
10. Sebrrnr mir0 bier Ole SabreS-
perimmlung 5es 5tantsperba1toes ser
MoIferetlerte Mor66afotas abgebalz
ben per6en. Ser 5taots Molterei=
ffonmiiidr 81. S. Stint lift ser Setter
|oeg Brogramms. Mit oem aonDent
Emiro cine 8lttterm1siteqltng itattfia=
I0et.
Die perldie0enen @er=
biainoe, 6ie iid ole 8eiier1ng Ser lonb-
mirttbbifdnftItden @erbdltniiie in Mor6=
oafpto aam.8iel gelebt boben, meiiet
nab6rudliH 6aruuf fin, tpie midtig
|es 1T, I'M &e0-SluBtbale 6a1rd before
8earbeihtng atrb 6lrrh entipredenoen
5rn6tpediel sen 8o6en nod Weog=
|lidfeit o%a1s0atniite1t. Die gieb8i'dt-
ter 6ieies Staates ge6en 0aranf aus,
Die SSarmer au berpegen, 6ab lie ft4
mefw Der @ieb5ndt 5a1tpen6en t1ounttet-
li1 5u Mplferet5meden.
s. moro d. Ssm l1nterba1ie
ser .9egislatiir lit ein 8eiblub eitnge-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-13
Nmipr,d al, fatboliide, be1tid)e Nn~
ic6ler.

v1us 9anb am &eaee &tper 1T BON
ser 0omimon @egierung ser &olori=
iation melt u1po brett eroffnet. Bon
allen !29a1toerm @a,ropas un10- sen Ser.
Staaten betpegt jib cine gepaltige
Ginuanoerung na9 oieier Begenb.
8eionoers ole Norbiette 6es &eace IN
aroben fladen 8ratrien iid oa1soeb=
memo lit iberan fit semi M6erbdu nno
aub ser @iebaubt iebr portbeilbaft.
0ns meiite fir Carmen CUTE 9ono.
barrt MIR 6es Bfluges tint arbar. 9e=
madt a1 meroen 1lno 8ui9 un6 Stein<'
ger0m giebt es drberit uenig. Gin
Bis elm SUB tief idtpar5er @ralnobo-
sen iiber5iebt sic Sberflade 5es 9an-
ioes. @inige grnten bepeiien bereifs
sic groBe. gngiebigfeit 6es 8obens.
8eiaen, Safer, @erit e, &~artoffeln
Miiiben un0 Diele an0ere @emiiiearten
geoeiben po%rtrefflid. 6roit lit bier
menig 51 fiiird)ten uno 5as &lima tit
lldon uno fret bon didDdi0lider 5eu6T
tigfeit. 3hs 2ano tpir& bal6 Dot 81
ienbabnlinien 6~urdBogen merben. Mltz
gerblidli6 Bout man an elmer 8nbn=
li1nie bon g0mo1tton nab Dunpegatt.
Sr ser Mabe bon Diinmegan, 51p0lf
Meilen toro0itli6 bat ii6 cine fatbo-
liide, 0euti6e M~nite6ellurg gebilo&
uno lint 6iel elbe berl1m lit noA Diel
gute5 Mderlano fir @etmitatten fret.
Ser bier reii0iere@e Brieiter lift be-
reit 1re1er1 Mnite0lern a1d nod tpei=
terer Mu1h9la1B 51 ertBeilen."
&ep. 6atber q. @tebler,
Sc. 6. sc. 8urnt &iper,
Gio &eaee &iper @roiiing, Mltu., @an.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-13
greigtiifB erblift tt,at1 eaiii,llle1tl
BIudss}terns fit M1tler gpuntD.

lem greigttiiBf erblift n,a1 eine1r
|GIudgsfittern uiir upier COUNTY. ~
nj non g.. SSn Dem benaHbbar-
ten glba miro cine lle,ie fatboliidte
erridtet meroen; ser Bal lit
bereitS fontraftlih pergeben mor5en.
M8iin neal III I 8 80 Die Minne-
apolis Milf SO. a,,ro 5eren 3raiiioent
81. 81. Malbnte, nalro0m an Montag
I'M Ditriftsgeridt bier 5u iie $4,000
|Strafe perllrtbeif, nadb,bem tie borige
ISOLDE idprl5ig befut,oen iih NIT
breiaem anberelr Siirlller llno MiIh5+
%fbGdir6ollern III ser Staot i'm 8beriprldp
INIT 0en Mntitruitr@ eieben perlfapo=
rem 3a baben, nm Sen Mild)preis BON
z auf 8 Gents per Quart gu elrb6Sben.
Cine afarlide &lage ihtuebt gegen sic
Minneapolis Dairp 60,
Dmamia Correspondent.
Meue Mniiebler treffen bier fait tag
fagli6 ein. Dor 5mei 8oden iprad,
@err Mihaels bon @alffalo, Mlinl.,
bter CUR geiihtigl,tg ieines Meubal,es
elm, 6en er balD nit ieiner 5amilie
5n be5ieben ge0enft;; alt6 ldlbft er Ell
men groben Stan erridten, oenn er
miro BEL ieiner l1eberlieOglung mod
bier, 5ebn 5tud &inopieb m%itbringer.
|gr fn1fte Elm iebr id011es 5tiid 9an0
nit feiren @ieien lm6 miro Serr5l1=
|folge III Ser Mildenei Elm galtes &c
Ilhaft treiben. 80 Gin gehpiiier SEER
M1cGnois BON Sbafopee, Minn., non
Dor ffllr3em bier l1nb falfte eine iidf))0i=
ne SSarm, sic er 6ieies Sriibiabr mit
|ieiner Gamtlie be5ieben miro. -
jglu8 gebt 6as @ereoe 6aB @eter Gre
mers BON ct. Mndbonp in gbearns
County 6ieien Somrner feline &eimatb
bier MADDEN tpir6. &ierans lit er-
iidtIi9, 6aB 6ieie @egen5 fib fir 6en
Sarmeritano gut eignet. Sci ser
|ido1rn Sdlittenbabn lit ser 8ertebr
bier eii1r roger; in 6en Nadmittagss=
ftlpnben fiebt man nidts als NIT
isd1penen ltro 8nuntlt1rtrm belo6ene
|Sdlitten a1nb beitere Snrmersgeiih
Ter. Muf ser 8rairie mag Dos l1r=
ibarmaden leihber iein aIs bier, aber
Ser @er6ien1t aus Dem &ol5, Sen Ole
bier baben, lit audi nidt gu
berabten. g. $.
&ibbing. NM Mad}0em Ger frii-
bere Mafler S. g. Ereoimnid aus
'GneIh iid Ser 5alid),tg int erite1
Grade ut1o 6es @roB0iebitabls inn er-
iten @ro6e ida1loig befannt batte,
larbbe &iebter S1rges 6enlelben ouf
l1nbeitim1te 8eit, sic ii6 n1f 80 Sabt
re a~us6ebne1r mag, ins Staats5udtz
bnlls.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-13
gSic tuenis bic internatioualen Jrie=

@ie iuentg bic internationalen 6rie-=
6ensfonferen5ert 6n5lt beigetragen ba=
BEN, Die Sdoreden oes 4rieges 5u mill
Ioern 5eigt sic @eigerling Der ba1lga-
ridden &egier1trg, benz Ms1nibe Der
Seutlden &uiierir 51 lpinfabren alnb
eine bonn &otben &reu5 aaisgeruitete
|grpesitio11 sic 8elagerungslinien pors
%sr0ria11opel paiiiren gu loifen. Die
8elagerl11g Ser 5tnot bat lett ssDalozz
nnte geoallert u1rb lie muB BON Ser
1%pu1oeten ltnb &rat1fen iiberfiiM fein.
Son Sen Sdladtfel0ern in Mra5ien
aber meiB man, 0uB 6as tiirfiibe Su-
n~itdtstpeiem gera6e5u allies gu miii11~
.iden iibrig laBt. 8ieueidt btdiitten biie=s
lie @ut16erte bon Wenibemleben geret-
Itet mer6en ffo;ntte1l mern oem @unide
Der &aiierin m%ilfabren mor5en mare.
Mber nieueiht bdtte es n1b Die @i<
ro%eritnn0sfraft ser 8elagerten 1ln eilt
paar Cage pe%rldngern f0nnen, mern
ibnen Sic Gorge fir lire &ranfe11 11no.
Ger1pun0eten ubgenommen poroen
mare. Tins 6as lit fir ole in 5pfin
gegebene gnttpprt entideioero geipe-
len. 81 furbtbar brutal 1T ser mo-
'6erne .&'rieg troB DER 8emiibingen.
ieine sdreden 5l mil0err.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-13
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Miliaroen Marf folgenoermaben::
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tanien 81. Deufdlano 17.8, Union
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tigen @adstbums ser 6eutiden Be
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iamnterport @roBbritanniens 8.5
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