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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-25
Plat Is Enthusiastically
Received on Second Trip
Candidate Ridicules State
ment of Federal Office Holder Who
Claimed He Was Character Assassin

difficulties. He has enlisted in his
behalf the gentleman who is my sue
cessor. Hon. Key Pittman, and Clay
Tallman, commissioner of the general
land office. Franklin K. Lane, secre-
tary of the interior, will come to Ne
yada 10 answer the record of the
stewardship of the senior senator. II
appears that to refute an indis-
putable record it was necessary to en-
list not only federal appointments
but gentlemen of national character.
who know just about as little of our
resources as Newlands himself.
.'Newlands and his party have
snapped horses and changed policies
while crossing the stream, and it has
been necessary for me to reappear.
learned OF them in Washoe county,
and they appeared in the Nevada
Democrat. Why Newiands or the
committee felt it necessary to issue
new paper is hard to understand.
Many organs like the Journal, one of
the leading papers of the state, as
sert that Newlands is not a Demo-
crat. The esteemed newspaper here.
The Compositor. hasn't the backbone
or kick and does not advertise, hence
II is necessary to get out a Demo-
cratic paper. For this | am going TO
be roasted pretty hard tomorrow, but
the editor and are good friends and
it is immaterial. They say everything
is fair in politics, my friends, and |
am satisfied that after we finish the
campaign whether Senator Newlands
or | am elected, the editor of the Ex-
positor and | will continue 10 play
billiards as heretofore"
Woodburn made some reference to
the speech and the statement of the
Exposition. | hope he does me the
honor of publishing the reply. how
ever humble ii may be
In the left hand corner of news
Taper published upon the authority
of the Democratic state central COM
mittee is an item in large print. and
my friends. that item has SO thor
.oughly impressed me that with your
Indulgence | cannot fail to present il
70 YOU. If this is the nature of the
lContineud on Page 81
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-25


said. Newlands' liberality is evident
Finch has been drawing down S1406
from the federal government as
page to a senate committee, although
ne has never abandoned his home In
Reno. He is one who stuck his fin
gers in the federal buzzsaw an
emerged uninjured Divested of frill,
and furbelows. the record of Vai
Duzer is a blot on the state, through
his connection with anumber of wil6
cat mining promotions, while he wa
Congressman from Nevada.
In the meantime he went on
opening other geysers of hate. claim
ing that Newlands was too high
minded to stoop to answer the al
tacks against him. Woodburn claim
ed that both were men OF means. ane
asserted that one married wealth
while the other made it. He prob
ably neglected Intentionally to stat
that Platt was assessed for only
$1,000 in this state. while the mar
who had aristocratic blood moving
majestically through his arterial sys
tenn. was credited with owning prop.
erty valued at s1O5,61O.
In spite of the figures cleaned from
the assessment roll, Woodburn hat
the temerity to assert that Platt dit
not have a single cent invested in Ne
yada. 1t was carelessness on his par
not to mention that the Newland
millions have been placed to good ad
vantage in California and Washing
ton, ID. c.
IL was a drama that no commercia
agent would care to unload on the
public. The affair was not what yot.
might call lulu. 1t was almost a
exciting as female riding schoc
out for the afternoon. That's on
way of having good time. Anothe
is to sit on hot tack or jump o
the Brooklyn bridge When Wood
burn had concluded. everybody wa
numbering and exchanging all tn
mortuary exercises over q dear dc
parted show. A chance to do ths
Scranton Scramble or the walru'
wiggle was all that kept the CROW.
IN the hoof palace.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-25
Veteran Team
Defeats McGill
FIRST GAME OF SOCCER EVER
STAGED IN NEVADA RESULTS
IN OVERWHELMING VICTORY
FOR PORPHYRY DIGGERS.

AS one-sided as baseball dodger.
The first game of soccer football
ever played In Nevada was somewhat
in the nature of donation party.
The porphyry diggers from the Vet.
eran mine lead TO a glorious triumph,
while the exponents of the sport
from the big smoke stacks at McGill
were routed and riddled. Five to
nothing tells the sordid story. II is
with the greatest of delight that we
are able to trumpet forth the glad
rews that association football has
come into its own in this locality.
For many years soccer was an un-
known quantity in this state. Now
things are different. The game will
get its proper dues. When the Vet
ersr and McGill teams were sched
led to do few stunts the spectators
had only a hazy idea of what was
transpiring. The football to which
they had been accustomed per-
mitted the use of both hands and
feet in propelllng the ball In this
particular form of amusement a foul
IL awarded to the opposition when
any of the players touches the ball
with his hands. The fans did not
shed few tears at the finish or de-
mand a change of venue for they
were entirely satisfied with the antics
of the opposing aggregations.
The Veteran bunch seemed wholly
ignorant of the fact that they had
any opposition. and assailed their op-
ponents with great irreyerance. The
one goal which was made within five
minutes after the clang brought the
warriors together was sufficient to
pay all bets. NJ Pierce of the miners
was responsible for the first point.
II was a day of dizziness. The real
dizziness came in the second half
when the disturbers from the Veter-
an clambered across the forbidden
territory in droyes. McGill always
came up full of fight. but was un-
prepared for demonstration of this
kind They were whipped all over
the lot and the beating was kept up
during the afternoon II was bit
ter pill for the smeiter to swallow.
The kindIiest feeling prevailed be-
tween the Two clubs throughout the
clash, an unusual occurrence where
different portions of the district par
ticipated in various sporting events.
The rending of the smoke eaters
goes back beyond the mere mathe-
matical calculation Team work and
united effort were not part of their
makeup. When a player IN Me-
Gil uniform kicked the ball down
the field there was no one in the inn
mediate vicinity to keep the pigskin
moving in the right direction The
Cornish miners from the Veteran had
mastered ali the intraeacies of the
sport in their native land. and per-
formed on the field as a single in
dividual.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-25
Pittman Tells
of Experience
JUNIOR SENATOR FROM NEVADA
ENTElsTAINS LOCAL. CROWD
WEDNESDAY WITH DISCUSSION
OF NATIONAL AFFAIRS.

A large audience listened TO an in
teresting elucidation of the measures
that had been fostered by the the
Democratic party since the inaugura-
ton of President Wilson by Senator
Key Pittman at the Knights of
Pythias hall last Wednesday night.
The speaker expressed his appre-
citation for the overwhelming major
ity that he received here two years
ago in his campaign for seat in the
upper house of congress, and stated
that the time allotted to his duties
requires him TO devote his entire
time to discussion of national issues.
lie said he was doing everything in
his power to keep his pledges to the
people, but had encountered unex.
pected difficulties on account of be-
Ing new senator
Mr.. Pittman said that those great
national measures which the party
had pledged to enact into law we're
placed on the statute books. He ex-
pressed the opinion that the removal
of taxation from the necessities of
life was one of the accomplishments
of the party during its brief reign
The fight of special interests
against the tariff bill was related
with minuteness to detail that held
the crowd under its spell. and the
freeing of legislative bodies from the
pernloious lobby influences was char
The wrenching from the hands OF
Wall street OF its merciless and ar
hitrary control OF the peoples money
was handled at considerable length
by the junior senator, who stated
that the accomplishment of such leg
islation was deemed impossible even
by the most optimistic. The far
reaching effect OF the act as far as
the prosperity OF the country Is con-
cerned received the attention of Mr.
Plttman.
He declared that the passage of the
act means that Wall Street cannot
precipitate panic by refusing TO
extend credit and supply money TO
the rest OF the conutry. The condi-
tion that brought about the strin-
gency in the money market in 1907
will cease to exist. Mr.. Pittman says.
and the country will be relieved in
stantly when the new system is put
into operation.
The pledge of the Democratic par
ty that monopolies would be forever
destroyed has been carried out. ac-
oording to Mr.. Pittman. lie said
that there was not a man or a woman
within the sound of his voice who
would not realize that it is the great
est protection TO life and liberty was
contained IN that clause of the act
which declared that the labor OF a
human being is not a commodity or
article OF commerce.
An important feature OF the act
Mr.. Pittman said, was that which pro-
vided that labor unions whcR carry
ing out their legitimate objects were
not combinations in restraint OF
trade. One OF the features of the
address was the few references made
by Mt. Pittman TO his colleague in
the senate. who is seeking re-elec-
tiou to the upper house of Congerss
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-25
GIVES DINNER FOR PLATT.

A. p. Slichter, cashier of the Cop
per National bank, gave a dinner
party in honor of Hon. Sam Plat
Friday evening at the Steptoe Hotel
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Chandler. Mr.. and Mrs. C
W. Dickinson, Miss Duddleson, Mis-
Gets. Miss Prince and Senator n H
Chaplin.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-10
sSm rmfliider 1tnifprm.

uGie Gabrt bon ct. Eetersburg
nub Mori9au 1nahte i6 in @emein=
idaft BON bier boben japaniiden Sf=
fi5ierer, sic in ruiiiiden l1niformen
ltecfte1r. SSn Ser &eoaftion 6es ~9lB-
foie slolpo" gab in meiner @egen-
tpart Elm rnliiider Stubsoffi5ier Sic
grfldrung ab, 6oB SSopan Ser ruiz
iii9en @eeresleitung 5tpeibun6ert
i6spere &ruppgeidiibe, oie erlt int
Iebten Sabre geliefert tpor6en tporen,
CUR @erfig11ng geiteut babe. Die &C.
ii4bise iotpie 6ie 6o5u geb0rigem
Manni9o tpur6e,t NIT 6er trans.
fibirifden @iienbabn nod @ublanb
bef0roert uno fin6en bereits ouf bem
&riegsf9m1pIabe @er,pen6ung. Sir
bieie DienitIeiitungen bat man in ct.
Hetersburg, tpie es beibt, Der iopa-
,rii@en @egierung sic ruiiii4en Salt.
te Ser &olbiniel Sa9alin perfpro-
@e1,." (Sa@alin inporifd @araf'1-
to, Iiegt an ser Sitfiiite @ibiriens.
Sic qor5e &oIbiniel tpor bonn Sabre
Its Big 1905 ruiiif4 un6 'puroe
6onn getbeit. guBla116 bebielt Die
n9r6lide, Sapan betom bic iiioliae
&Mhe.)
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ltutiert, 6aB Sic bei0en gali5ienil6en
Seltltngen &rafau nno Yre5mpsl nob
il1taft 1ino un6 be11 9}uIien ie0e1faas
groBere Sdtpterigfeiten nto6en per=
6en, ais ieiner5eit 0ie belgii6en Sc
1tl1ngen SEN 0eutlden; es miro bi11=
5ugefiigt, 6aB an einen ruiiii6en gitr<
fan in gdlelien porldufig no6 longe
1lidt gu 6enten iei.
l1eber Sic Sage al1f 6em tpeItlibe1
g4auplat iagt Ser 8eri&)t 6es oeut=
lden Sonptquartters, bab 6ie 9el1t<
lden in 6la1roern uno fiiolid bot
@1et feino1ide 9ngriffe abgei@laae1t,
BEL 2aBuiiee> iotpie in 6en Mrgonnsn
uno liiotpe1t1ib bo1r Mltfird I'M 81
lab Tortidritte eena6t baben.
Ser fron5olilde 8eridt ertpabnt
grfolge in sSlar6ern un6 1ebbofte @r=
tiaeriefGtrtpfe an beri6ie6enen Stel=
len in 91orofranfreid, beionoers n11
Mbeims, 6os &pie6er beftig bei6oIIen
tp1tr0e; ser 8eri9t ertpabnt ferner,
6aB sic idtpere fror50iiide slrtiaerie
pieIfad nit 5eritore1tbem @rfolge
fein6lihe @r6perfe bei6iebe, mno
fiibrt cine 9teibe bon ein5elnen ortli<
6en grfolgen dr.
ssein6Ii@e SIieger tparfen om
somitog Bomben nod 6reibnrg I'M
8reisgou. (bo6. @hmor5molb), t11t'
{d,einen6 INN 6ie 8obnbriide at aer'
it0ren; ob @da6er a11geridtet tpnroe,
lift nidt befu111tt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-10
l1eberblicf Der &rie9sla9e.
3. Scscmber.

Der @elalln1tperl1it Ser ierbilbe1
slrluee leit 9eginn oes &rieges an
SobtelL Ger1pltnbeten uno @efange=
men betr1gt etlpa 100000 Weann.
Gos Seer ltebt bor 0en1 pollltanoiyen
3l1lamnenbrltb.
0ie Seltltng 8elgrao it, >pie ge=
itern befam1t muroe, nit ltilrmen0cr
@uno genonmen tporoen. Ger gr=
oberer oeS 9plllperfs, General b.
Irallf, bat baS @robfreu5 6eS 2eo-
pplo=SrDens erbalten.
Sic oel1tiden Operationen i'm
9un6gou ridten iid gegen 8elfort,
bas bereits bebrpbt lit.
@eftige slrtilleriefampfe finoen in
@elt tflanbern un6 inn noroli6en
Sral1frei6 itatt.
Erelnier Salaltbra lpridt iid set
Msieoer5uiammentritt 6es italienii6en
Eorlanlel1ts fir eine ~lopale, tpod)la-
me, belpaffnete gteutralltat" 0es Sdtt7
bcs aus.
@oiler @i1beln bdlt in 8res1au et=
ne1t &riegsratb ob, an peldem ii9
ser gr5ber5og 6rieOrid), Ser Sber=
befe5lsbober ser Dferrei6i1d=ungari=
id)en slrrnee1L 1no @eneralitabssbef
D. S5oten0orf betbeilige11. 3ngle!d
fonferiert Ser belttlde @eneralltabS=
def b. @fpltfe in 9erlin nit perldte=
oenen boben Wfilitars bes 6entIdsn
groben @auptquartiers.
sSn 9legppten lit Elm &o1tingent
al11trulil l6er nn6 neu1eelanoi16er
Eruppen angefommen. .....
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6. 9eaember.

aontg Ueorg fi1rbet gufentbalt an
ser 5ront ungelrtn6. Ct 1T ate
6ronfrei4, tpoielbit er bie L:-;:;11iIl Ildcn
Ernppen nit ieinem @eiu6e beebrte,
beute &pie6er int 8u6tngbm Balal1
in 2o1rbo1 et1getroffen.
@entaB elmer in 8erltn eiagetrof=
fene1 Depei9e ion Ser a1itralii@e
Ban5erffreuaer rMuitroIia" ser {id
auf elmer tpil6en SSago auf 6en 6eut-
{de1t @peraer rgairnberg" befunoen
baben ion> perrriBt (D feim. Sic Be-
3eitbnung ubermiBt" miro po1t Ser
britii6en 9l6nriralitdt obne 3peifel
getpdblt, INN 6ie bein1ii6et1 @entiitber
nidt 3u alarnnieren, oenen oaS
@hid1al ser uMn6acious" nod IN n11=
a11genebn1er grinnerung lit.
Mmtli6 miro in 8erlin gemeloet,
SAB sic 2on6oner @erli@erung, britt
lde o6er fran50itide 6lieger battet1
gomben auf oie &ruppi6en Werfe
bi11ubgetporfe1t cine 2iige iet.
sSn Berlin berlautet, Ser &aiier,
ser gu f1r5em geiu@ in Ser @ei65=
barptlta6t eingetroffen tit, iei iebr ge=
boben bon 6en glnsii9ten Ser 6eut=
l6en @offen ouf oem oitli@en
&riegs1douplab: Ma@ elmer oer
sSraaffurter 3eitnng aus &onitantt=
1ropel 5ugegangenen Nadri@t ber=
iu6te Elm britiides l1nterieeboot, Sic
1ur6fobrt 6ur@ oie Dor6aneGenitra<
be 5u forcieren. Gas Tabr5eug &pur-
Sc in6es etttoedt nr6 ion bon oen
SORTS aus befboiien un6 getroffe1t
tpor6en Iein.
Die itoIienii1e &amnrer nabm NIT
413 gegen 49 Sttmnen Elm Ser
trauetspotum an. Ser Mntrag tpur=
Sc bon oen friiberen 6lottenminiiter
9l6mirol Bettolo gelteqt, tpel@er In
Ieiner Mnlpro6e sic @riinbe> 6ie non
Gremiernti11iiter @olan6ra fir Die
geeutralitdt ssStolienS angegeben tpnr=
oet1, bonitdn6ig g11tbieB. Ser @b-
miral erfI6rte, 6ie gee11tralitat lei
1ni6t 6mr6 unbefrte6isen6e militari-
lbe 3uitdn6e beranlaBt tporoett, fon-
6ern onr6 oie Tbatia6e, 6aB Sfolien
nidt ge5pungen getpeien fei, bent
BeiIpiele ser mitteleuropaiiden gei=
DIE gu folgen.
Die on1tlide sl1fun6igung, Bob
Shirt 8ernbor6 bon 8ulotp, Ser frii-
bere @ei9sfan51er, tpdbrerb ser Mb-
melenbeit 6es @oti6ofters BON S(o=
totp, ser ufranfbeitsbalber" einen
6reimonotli9en l1rlaub erbalten bat,
sic @ei6Gfte ser 6euti6en 8oti4oft
| in @om fiibren tper6e, miro lebbaft
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-10
4. December.

@ie6erboIte slngriffe ser Sron5o.
len in Tlonoer1t fotpie im @liaB,
noroli9 BON 9ltfird, puroen NIT
56peren 8erluiten fir 6ie 6einbe 5r-
riidgetpieien. 6ranfreid bat bereits
bie Mefrute1e 6es ssSobrgongs 1916
ei11berufen.
Die Offe1rfipe ser Deuti6en IN go
len enhpidelt iib tpeiter. @oritobe
ser &nllen 0itlib bom maiurii4en
5eenplote1ta miBlangen. sSn he11
@orpatben, in 8eitgalt5fen un6 I'M
{ii6Iiden &uiiiihsBolen berrf9te int
angen1einen @ube.
1as amtli4e oeuti9e &reBbiiro in
Berlin gibt ouf @run6 Ser 4nfitel-
Inngen elmer ruiiif9en ntilitdrtiden
3eitidrift sic btsberigen @erluite ser
Muilen an gefanenen, pertpmn6eten
ooer gefangeren Offi5ieren auf 49,
900 an.
sl11s tpeiter porgefun6enen @apie-
rem ergibt fid, 6aB England bereits
int Sabre 1909 NIT @elgien etntg
>por un6 ou6 @ouano fir 6ie Ser
idtpornng gegen 9euti6lan6 5n ge=
tpinnen in6te.
gnglan6 bot $4,000 fona6iide
Irnppen in Megppten gelan6et. Mbei=
ii11ien lebnte 6ie 9lnffor6errtng, ge=
gen sic Eiirfen ms Gel6 gu riidcn,
ab. essn, Blonca 6rangen matrilbe
Mebellen elm u1t6 griffen bie 9eiab,tng
an. Sic peritide &egierung bot 6em
britiiden @eion6ten IN Seberan ettte
g1ote iiberreidt, IN Ser fte gegen Die
@er1ebnng ser perit1den Meutralttat
0nrb england 4roteit erbebt. gng=
liihe @riegsldiffe iin6 in Sen &ornr=
fluB ei11ge6rlngen.
Mns Gotter6or1 miro beri6tet, 5aB
onf Sen 8mrerfarnre11 in Su6afrtfa
nur nod 6rauen nn6 &in6er a1ge=
troffen per6en. 5Gn1n1tli9e Mdns
ner iin6 gegen sic 8riten IN 6en
@rteg ge5oge1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-10
3. 9esember.

SON Sen bei6en &riegsi6oup1aten
Iagen om go1nitag MIR auBerit ipar-
lihe Ma9ridten Dor:
Ser antIide 8erliner 8ert6t iagt
iiber sic @orgdnge in @olen tpieoer
nrr, 6aB bie 6ertiden Sperotionen
ibren norn1olen @erlouf 1ebmen; er
ertpGbnt auBer6ent, 6aB itt 11nterges
or6neten @dmpfer oitli9 BON BEN
maInri16en Seen insgeIammt 1900
Mni1en gefangen genommen mnroan.
2on6oner @on1nentare glauben alt6
ri6t an Sic om Sreitog bon ct. Te=
tersburg aus berfiin6ete l1nperbiirgte
geodri9t bon einem Sieg Der @nIlen
BEL 2o6s, ouf Sen ond Ser lebte an1t=
lide @eri9t aus ct. &etersburg fei=
men Mnipru@ mo@t, Ser nur iagt,
6aB in Ser @ege116 BEL 2o6s uno
2otpitid beftig gefampft tperbe.
@on 2on6on aus miro ferner fon-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-10
8. 9eaember.

8ont Often nrelben bel1tl9e BE
ridte, ooB in Ben &antpfen BEL Soos,
6ie in Sen 6entlden 9ieg enoigte1t,
SEN &ulien Iebr idtpere @erlnite bet
gebro6t uur6en l1n0 6oB 6ieie nod
itd1tbig pergr0Ber1t ba 6ie Denti6en
6ie iid in bollem &iif5ng befttol1=
d)en &uIlen perfolgen. Selbit 9on-
SON iagt, 6ab sic ginnabme bon Soos
fiir Sic 0eutIden iebr meie11tlid) it,
sl11nol me1u1 mani 6abet 6en @rfolg
in Sen borbergegangenen @an1pfen
in 8etra6t 3iebt. l1nterbeiien oauern
a1f ser iibrigen 6ront in 8olen
sic &a1npfe obne @nti6eionng an.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-10

belpro6en. @eine grnennung ilt in
gerlin nit GROCER Sefrieoigung auf>
genonlnren tuor0en, be1rn Siirlt 8i-
lolp qilt ais ser Manl Ser mie fem
anoerer fir 6ieien lpi6tigen Soften
befabigt lit.
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Huf dem frlarlN na@ Warlhau.

~ere @er"e Der 2x"tr sorob "Ss
aem-%etrsbmre idweiet abr Die Mieoerla9e.-@nnoert=
tamiemo &mdem iouem bel sooS seiansem 9emommem
nor ieim.Sm &seNen Grpbes III &orberei:
tuma.-SMut t9e9em
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tim bobe,t $reis.

Sapan foroert bon 9fmklam6 fir 8af-
fenbilfe bie !6albiniel sadalin. -
Sapaner in rmilii6er 11niform. -
Gin sd,uei5er iiber militariide
2ciitnnssfabigfeit bes beutiden
@olfes. - Cine engliide 2iise. -
Sm syriibjabr miro 9entidlanb
elm Seer bon 100000 Mann ins
1Selb itellem f0nnen. - Die @arbe.
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lolD qilt ais ser W1ann, Ser tpie fem
anoerer fir 6ieien lpidtigen Soften
befdbigt lift.
Z. 9fpne,n6er.
8on1 Slten fon1mt 6ie a1ntli@e
oeuti6e Mo6rtdt, oob 2obS bon 6en
Deutl9en beiebt tpuroe. Die borber=
gegangenen beutiden Beri@te batten
ge1neloet, 6aB Ser &arnpf 6en grmar=
tangea gen1dB ieinen Tortgang neb=
me. Gie 9fullen 5ogen ii6 aus Ser
Staot 5l1rid> nad6em lie idtpere Ser
lutte erlitten batten. Sir 6ie 9eut=
l6en lit Sic gin1ablne 6ieier 5tpeit-
gr0Bten 5taot 9iltliiid=Eolens Elm be-
oeuten6er Sieg, 51tnal 6iele @innab=
ME oud SEN iiegreiden susgang Der
fiir6terli6en &fe Ser lebten So
ge in ser 6ortigen @egen6 beoel1tet.
8on 2onoon ipar bor @ingang Ser
Nabridt bon 6em SAL bon 9oos ge=
1ogt &por6e1t 6aB aus inoffi5ieuen
Na9ri9ten berporgebe, baB bie De,1t-
i9en lire 2inien borgei6oben baben
1miiien. l1n5tpeifelboft miro iebt bon
sent Deuti9en berfubt tper6en> er'
nel1t anf @ar1bau bor5u6rtngen, no.
bin ibnen Bel ibren ietigen @tel1un-
gen u1t6 beionoers nod Der gtnnobme
bon 2oos Sic @tragsn often iteben.
Son Sen iibrigen &nnpfpldten miro
feine @erdn6erung genrel6et. Ser
6ea1ti1e 8eri9t ertpdbnt, 6aB Die rni<
-''9en 8eri9te iiber grfolge Bel
2i9enitodau auf l1htpabrbeit berns
fen.
Montenegro gebt sic @uiien 6rim.
gen6 INN &iIfe an, % 6ie Mhtel Ser
Eruppen erid0pft iin6 un6, tpie Ser
&0trig bon Mor1tenegro nod @ublan6
teIegrapbiert, Elm Drittel fei1er Mr~
NEE gefonen iit. Dieielbe miro ins<
geianrmt n11f cine Stdrfe bon $4,000
Mann gei6abt.
sSn @erbien getpi1tnen 6ie Seiter-
rei9er ii6li@ bon 8elgro6 ueiter an
8o6en, ie6ob ertpdbnen ite, baB sic
5erben 8eritGrfungen erbolten baben
un6 in beftigen @egenangriffen einen
erritbnften 8i6eritan6 letiten. Cine
2on6oner 95odridt iagt, 6aB bas @e-
ri@t oufgetau@t lit, 6aB 6ie ferbi|9e
Sonptito6t bon gdi6 berGegt tpmr6e
un6 5tpor 1no9 Weitrotpita.
Som @elten lagt Der 6elti6e Be-
ridt 6aB germenes> iii6li@ pott2ille,
aufgegeben tpa1roe. Dte Deuti@en
nabmen 0fli6 Ser Sta6t bier3n por>
bereitete gtemungen, tpobin ibmen fte
8ron5oien ni6t 5u folgen bermo@e
ten. Ser fro1r5oiiide 8erid)t ertpdbnt
bier un6 BORT grfo1ge Ser @erbii11<
6ete:1: 2o1bon iagt bier5u gu bent
nor6liden @onnpfplat, 6ab Elm @or<
rii6en ser 8erbiir6eten tpeitlib bon
9angen1ard gum |5tiuitanb gebraht
tpor6en 5u fein i6iene uno 6ab es
li9 BEL iibrigenn gorriiden Ser Stel'
Iungen, Defenders in Den @rgonr1en,
nur INN 6en gegenieitigen @etpt'11t
o6er @erluft f1r5er Streden ODER 1tnt
fGeine Sr11ppenberi9iebungen ban<
6eGe. St1 Sen grgonnen ideint ser
@unrpf tpie6er beftig I'M @onge gu
fem, tp6bren6 onf Ser iibrtgett Sront
5umeiit &ube berri9t.
8. 9e5ember.
Mo+,, Nr4o.& 4,1nISo1r So,tf1rf1p Vp=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-10
g. 3on6re6.

ssSiliuu aeaen llnterindnns Ser
&rieasbereitldaft. - Gtats=&prla-
gen. : Sic >ueroem sic @amptars
belt ser mod nerbleibemSen orel
!lipuate biloem; Ggtraiciiipm nod)
nid)t heitimmt. = Seer nnb Vlpttc
nDrnc III.
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8 a lbington 9. g., 8. 0e5.

@oibington 9. g., 8: Seq.
- geidt gang grun6los ideinen Sic
@eridte 5u lei1r, sic in 6ielen Iagen
iiber Die angeblide Ibeilnabme japa<
nil9er Iruppen auf 6em oltliden
ariegsl9ouplabe 6urf oie Nrelie
gingen. slu6 Ger bieiigen 0eutlden
8otidaft lit cine Dittbeilung iiber'
n1ittelt tpor6e11> 6eren Gueae man
r1idt gut in 31peifel 5ieben fonr1. gs
ba11oelt ii6 Inn Sen in Mailan6 per-
8eridt zines italie:1i-
iden &errelpon6enten, in oeiien Nus-
fiibrungen 1ih oie folgen0e be5e.d)-
nen6e SteQe fi116et: