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The Ordway new era., 1914-10-23
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Statewide Prohibition s
Record Of Dismal Failures

Fifteen exploded theory that state
wide prohibition is an aid to temperance
Fifteen have learned from sad experience that
state prohibition does not prohibit
Fifteen in statewide prohibition
agitation bitter nrnecne hatred
after having given this false temperance
trial. have returned sanity and Local Option
COLORADO HAS LOCAL oPTIoN-under that has stood
litigation and has been pronounced by students
of the subject option law enacted
AFTER sIxTY-FoUR YEARS OF STATEWIDE PRoHIBI
TIoN MAINE THE OLDEST PROHIBITION. STATE IN THE
UNION IS CRYING FOR LOCAL OPTION, AND WILL SUBMIT
THE REPEAL OF PROHIBITION TO THE VOTERS AT THE
NEXT ELECTION.
Colorado Should Not Experiment
With "Freak" Legislation
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the seaventure. But nothing hap
pened; while Mr.. Bercus was as good
~ his word. Alan had barely set foot
ON deck. following the girl. when the
gangplank came aboard with a clatter.
and the seaventure swung away from
the wharf,
Until the distance was too great for
even flying leap Alan fingered watch
fully on deck.
At length. satisfied that all was well.
he returned to the cabin.
"Ail right" he nodded; we're clear
Of that lot, apparently; nobody but the
The Ordway new era., 1914-10-23

movement. And he adds: 'Per-
sonally am at a loss to under
stand how anyone who has the
slightest grasp of economic ques-
tions can contemplate with equa-
nimity the anarchistic possibilities
nay, certainties- which reveal
themselves through the slightest
use of the imagination in connec-
tion with these figures. To me, at
least, it seems obvious that the
only thing which has kept the pro-
hibition movement before the peo-
pie of the United States is the
simple fact that prohibition does
not prohibit.
Thinking men and women who
seek the truth and are unswayed
by prejudice, and who give the
foregoing facts the consideration
they deserve, cannot escape like
conclusion.
The Ordway new era., 1914-10-23
CHAPTER K.
Fortuity.

fortuity.
He wasted the better part Of an
hour in fruitiess and perhaps Ill
advised inquiries: then his luck. such
az II was. led him on suspicion down
poorly lighted wharf, at the ex-
treme end Of which he discovered q
lonely young man perched atop e pile.
hands in pockets. gaze turned to q
tide whereon. now black night had
fallen. pallid wfaiths of yachts swung
Just visibly beneath uneasy riding
lights.
Pardon me-" Alan ventured. but
perhapa you can help me out
you've come to the wrong shop. my
friend" the young man interposed
with morose civility; Il couldn't help
anybody out Of anything-the way l
am now"
'T'm sorry." said Alan. "but I
thought possibly you might know
where could flnd . seaworthy boat
to charter"
The young man slipped smartly
down from his perch. "If you don't
look sharp." he said ominousIy. ''you1i
charter the seaventure." He waved
his hand toward . vessel moored
alongside the wharf: There she 10.
>and a better boat you won't find. any
where -schooner-rigged. fifty feet over
all, twenty-five Horsepower. motor aux
Hilary. two staterooms-all ready for
as long coastwise cruise az you care
to take. Come aboard
He led briskly across the wharf.
down q gangplank, then aft along the
deck to . companionway. by which the
two men gained = comfortable and
roomy cabin. bright with fresh white
enamel.
Here the light Of the cabin lamp re-
vealed TO Alan's searching scrutiny .
person Of sturdy build and Independent
carriage. with : roughly nodded.
good -aumored, face, reddish hair. and
steady though twinkIing blue eyes.
Name. Barcus," the young man In
troduced himself cheeffully; chris
tened Thomas. Nativity. American.
State Of life, hat broke. That's the
rub he laughed, and shrugged. shame
faced. II found myself hard up this
spring with this boat ON my hands,
sunk every cont had-and then some
hitting out on an oralN charter with
. moneyed hishter In New York. who
was to have met me here fortnight
since. H6 didn't-and here am, in
pawn to the ship chandler, desperate
enough for anything"
How much do you over
Upwards Of hundred"
Say advanced that amount-when
can we sail ."
The young man reflected briefly.
There's something 90 engagingly idi-
otic about this proceeding" he OBJ
served wistfully. I've got the strans-
est kind Of q hunch it's going to 60
through. Pay my bills, and we can be
Oh inside an hour. That is-'' b
He checked with an exclamation OF
dismay. chapfallen. Il may have some
trouble. soaring up . crew at short
notice. had two men engaged, but
last week they got tired doing moth.
ing for nothing and ieft me nat"
'Then that's settled" Alan said. II
know boats: I'll be your crew-and the
better satisfied to have nobody else
aboard"
Tho eyes Of Mr.. .Barcua clouded
"6ee here. my headlong friend, what's
your little game. anyway? I don't
mind playing the fool on the high seas
but I'll be no party to . kidnapping
Or
sIt's an elopement." Alan interrupt
ed ON inspiration. We've simply got
TO- get clear Of Portland BY midnight .
| tsXns, - nm IN pa pc,,a . agron6. nrny,n nj,
y. his face clearing. "0od only knows
why Ibelieve you, but do-And here's
my handl"
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"All true Americans. II seems to
me, ought to strive to maintain and
perpetuate American principles. State
wide prohibition violates and local op-
am opposed to statewide prohi6i.
tion and in favor OF local option"
The Ordway new era., 1914-10-23

Bishop CLARK, Rhode Island:
Prohibition has been disastrous N
the cause OF temperance"
bishop Grafton, wisconsin:
II cannot see the benefits to b Do.
rived from compulsory abstinence.
Rabid temperance workers have ac
complished very little toward destr
ing the drink evil"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-19
Nte6erqebrannt.
0miieI6prf. IA. M4r1

Duiie16orf IA. Mar5.
Sic beriibn1te ct. Quirinnsfir6e
i1r gfeuB, 4 Meilen bon bier entfernt,
tpuroe beute por1ntttog Elm &oub Ser
Ilon1nnen. Sic 2oi6manni6aft or
5eitete nit 9lufbietung aller &rafte,
INN sic Stride menigitens tbeilmetie
Dor @in6i6erung 5u betpabren, aber
sic 8en1iibnngen tpur6en ni@t bon
@rfo1g gefront. I'm oie Mittags5eit
ergriffen sic 8lammen 6ie 0rgel nno
zen @loGentburm. Die &olner 6en<
artpebr riidte in einem Spe5ial5nge
Leron, bo6 gu fpdt, Inn 6em entfeiiel<
ten Glemente nod @inbalt gebieten
3n f0nnen. Dte ct. Altiritmsfir@e
tp11rbe I'M Sabre 1909 erbout. Ser
Gbnrm tpurbe I'M sSdbre 174t reitau-
riert. Die &ir4e entbielt btele ,pertb-
bolle Mltertbiimer.
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6atuaiis 3mfmnft.
$ ono .I-uI II, .16. Nedr5.

Sails oos neue Earifgeieb Ger
8uderinonitrie auf &alpaii perbang-
niBpoG perben foQte, lit Sic a1nert=
fonii@e 8un6esregiernng bereit, Die
1elbe auf bie cine o6er anbere @eife
5n i9iben, enttpeber bur6 3nrmd5ie=
bung bes Mntrags auf glnsf9heBnng
o6er @iberrnf bon Ser Sniel ober
onr6 @i6erruf ser @inl@ranfungen
fir sic &iiitenidifffabrt. &i4ter 81.
81. @il6er bonn 0bergeridt BON So
tpaii, ser eben bon @aibington 5u-
riidgefebrt tit, bradte bieien 8ei6eib
nod &onolnln. Ser &i6ter, 6er iiber
sic 3ufunft Ser Sniel NIT &raiioent
8iIi ion fonferierte, iit bon btefem be-
auftragt tpor6en, eingeben6e @rbe-
bungen iiber Sic @irfung bes 3oa-
tarifs auf sic 3uderin6nitrie &atpatts
an5ultelen nn6 bann Dem &raii6enten
perI0nlib 8eri6t 81 eritatten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-19
8artbplots 9feiolmtiom empfpblem.

@ @oibington~ 8. g., 16. @ar5.
Dos Sousfomitee fir aastparttge
Mntgelegenbeiten bei9loB am Mon-
tag, sic 9fefolution 6es Mbgeor6neten
8artbolot bon Mifiouri 5ur Mnnabme
511 empfeble1, in ser Staatsfefretdr
8rpan eriudt miro, 6em @ouie 6ar.
iiber 8ert@t 3u eritotte11, tpeI@e
@9ritte 6ie Ser. Staaten INN 6as 3u-
itan6efommen Ser t11ternattonalen
Grie6ensfonferen3 int &oog int Sabre
1915 getban baben. Ser 8eri6t oes
@on1itees tpeift auf gelegentlide @el-
6ungen bin, 6aB bie @onferen5 ber-
i6oben tper6en iome, tpeiI berfdie6eue
ser in betradt fommer6en Mattonen
Big iebt 6ie fiji sic @ororbeiten mo-
tbieen Musfdiiiie Big iebt nod ni@t
ernannt batten; es miro ferner oo-
rouf bingeipieien, 6oB bei etnem Muf.
idub Die @efabr lei, 6oB 6tefer ein
it6n6tger tper6e. DaS @taatsbeparte.
n1ent lit, tpie in Dem 8eri9t aneefiibrt
if, nit Ser @efol1tiot einberitanoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-19
Grbbebe,t in eSapa,t.
Tofio. 16. Sci

X ! W 1O. ~vtuI0.
Gin beftiges @r6beben bat ii6 in
Ser Brdfeftur Mtita auf Ser sSSniel
@on6u 5ugetragen. Sn Ser 10000
gintpobner 5dblen6en an Dem ssSapa-
nii9en Meer belegenen &afen- un6
@arniionsita6t glfita tpnr6en meb-
rere Eerionen geto6tet un6 5ablreide
@auier tpur6en 5erit0rt o6er bei9d.
oigt. Das Sort &otpafubi spuroe in
Sriimn1er gelegt un6 8ablrei@e feiner
8etpobner fantet1 Inn. Die @Uen-
babnitreden un6 oie Selegrapben-
linien trugen idapere Sdd6igungen
6apon. @one gin5elbeiten ser @ata-
ftropbe iin6 nod nidt befannt. SIM
Tbol 6es nono=6Inlies tpur6en 60
2ei6en gefun6en. 800 Sa1'ler tpur-
sen 5erit0rt. Dus 0orf &itameus
bron11te 11ieber. SnSiummooato ltiir5=
te Elm &upferberg>perf ei1t. lteber
SOS @eidid ser 300 8ergleute, 6ie
in ser Mtne arbeiteten, perlautet
ni@ts.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-19
Sramriae &erluii it,tngcn.

|St. &etersburg Is. Wear5.
Ser Srfan, tpelder am Sanltag
in ser inn Sii0en &uBlanbs gelege-
nelr Yropin3 &uban miitbete> mar 10
beftig, boB ser geian1n1te Eelegra=
pbenpertebr labmgelegt murbe. Seq
libe Gerbinoung nit Ser &ropi1t5 lit
gegenmdrtig abgeibnitten. 9ea6 oen
bis Sonrtagabei1o porliegenoen ipar=
lid)en Seribten 11ei1en n1in0eTens
1900 Eerionen lnngefomnten 5n fem.
9lm 9[lptplhen Meer tpur6e oas 2an0
auf eine @trede bon 500 Weeilen
iiberi6tpen1nt, un6 1eds 90rfer tpnr=
Sen i6tper 1nitgenommen. 176 @tre=
de1rorbeiter ei11er @iienbabn, tpelde
in einem g6uppen idliefen, tpur6en
our9 bas get0le bes Sturn1s getpedt
l1no periudten auf etnen bereitlteben-
SEN 3ug gu entflieben7 bod tpuroen
ldn11ntli6e @agen un6 sic 2ofomo=
tibe iebr bal6 6nr6 6ie getpalhgen
@oiiern1aiien umgetporfen Ser
@turm tpiitbete 3ebn sttn6en lang.
slIs sic @oiier 5uriidgingen, boten
ii9 6en1 @ei9auer traltrtge S5ene1t.
Gie 8abnb0i9nngen naren auf cine
gntf fernung bon a@t Meilen poQitan=
6ig 5erit0rt. Ser umgeporfene Bug
tpor NIT 2ei9en iiberiat, bo6 INNER
bin fonnten ii@ 48 &erionen in Si=
6erbeit bringen; sic iibrigen iino
tpobrideinlt9 obne 9usnabme in BEN
Glntben umgefonmen. Dmr@ bos
ietige l1ngliif tpir6 6ie @rtnnerung
an eine GbnIi@e @ataitropbe tpadge=
rufe1r, sic Dor 81 Sabren 5abllofe
Spfer am Miotpi9en Meer for6erte.
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ltnluctter in @1ropa.
s a + Is, 16. Wtar3.


Sic &ii1ten ser 9forntanoie nn6 Ser
8retagl1e iilro bon ei1rem idtperen
Srfan un0 Ser b06iten 8lntb bieies
@i1lterS beingeiu6t tporoen. eS1 Der
8ai BON ct. Nfi6el, I'M iiioapeitliden
5beile ser 9ionanoie, lit cine Ser
artige 6lutb felt 40 SSabren nidt
mebr altfgetreten &ieiige @ogen
lhlugen gegen oie Mauern Ser be-
riibn1ten alten 8eneoiftiner= =glbtei anf
ser fleinen 6ellelriniel Mol1t Satnt=
Nfidel. Die @drten nn6 6ie Sel6er
in glpraan6eo @enelt n116 an6eren
Sit ltet1orten tpur6en iiberflutbet. St1
@ronpille mur6e eine 300 SUB lange
Strecfe ser Mole fortgeriilen. @roB
lit Ser Sba6en, ber in Dieppe ange=
ri6tet tpur6e. Gin GROCER Sbeil Ser
&ron1enan6e nn6 balbfertige Safen=
bauten mar6en fortgeriiien. SSn Ser
@egen6 bon 9eIrepor6, Is 0eeilen
nor6Ii6 BON Gieppe, orang 6as Meer
ltel1entpetie cine balbe Meile in 6as
9an6 bittetn.
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9eutfd)lanbs Delutanael.

$50 aibingto1L 9. g., is. Wtdr5. Wtd1
Oelpro6u5erten bon Eeras uno
California baben cine &eibe bon
g@reiben an 6as @taatsbeparten1ent
in @oibington 8. g., in 8e5ug ouf
6ie i'm 6eut1@en &ei@stag l@tpebenoe
@orlage CUR 8iloung eites &egie=
rungS Selmonopols geri6tet, 6urd
tpelbes oie Sta1rbar6 Oil So. aus
6em @ei6dH in Deuti6lan6 getrieben
ner6en foq. Sefretar 8rpan bat 6ie-
ie 8rtefe itets obne 8emerfungen an
oas 8ureau fir lsbe5iebungen
tpeitergegebe1t oo9 om Meontag bat
er ii@ en61i6 6a5u perftan6en, 6ie
fo1ge1r6e @rflarung abaugeben: uDie=
fe &egierung ninmt ni6t an, 6aB
Die 6euti6e &egieruug 6ie Mbii6t bat,
an1eritanif6es @igentbum un6 ante-
ritanii6e ssSntereiien 5ls i6a6igen
o6er gegen Die &merifaner beim @in=
fauf bon 0eI gu bisfrin1irieren, es
fei be1tn, Ser @ortlaut Der @orlage
iit :oerart, 6aB oieie l1ngere@tigfeiten
inn @efolge baben nuB. @enn 6as
@eiet angenommen miro, nn6 anf
@run6 feiner 8eitimmungen omeri-
faniide SS1ttereiien gei9d6igt tper6er1
be5m. be6robt itn6, tper6en mir sic
geeigneten S6ritte tbun."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-19
8eitatistes @eridt.
SO aihi II a o II, t3. Mdra.

Das felt @o9en folportierte &C.
rii9t bon ser &erlobung Ser iMngiten
Go9ter 6es Hrali6entenpaares, Sra1t<
lein eleanor &anbolpb @ilion, nit
6en1 SAabontsiefretdr McMboo mur=
6e 6nr6 cine aus 6em @eiben Sal1s
fomme,,be offi3ieGe Mnfiinbigrn9 be-
itdtigt. Ser &o65eitstag lit nod
nidt feitgeiekt, 6o6 miro allgenretn
angenommer, baB sic @ermablnng
inn Stunt gefetert mer1en miro. Sn
8erbinoung 6an1it tpnr6e nit Be-
1tin1mtbeit SOS @erii6t 6ementiert,
ooB ser ghatomtsiefretar no6 Der
&o95eit bon ietnem Soften 5uriidtre=
ten nn6 aIs 8oti6after na6 Garts
geben miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-19
Stride bein6elt.

s. min g bam eng, Is. Mar5.
@obri9einli6 i'm 2aufe Ser gea6t
baben Snffragetten iarnmtli6e Wan=
oe Ser Stride in Birmingham, @ng.,
NIT Mnfi9riften belubelt, Die in pei<
Der Sorbe un6 betra6tlider @roBe
fir 6ronenitimmreht un6 sic I'M @e=
fangniB iiten6en @umpfiuffrogetten
Bropagan6a MAIDEN. Se6eS leere
8Idk6en in ser Stride, nit Iusnab=
me 6es Mltors, ift auf oieie 8eiie be-
1ubelt tporoen, nt6 felbit 6ie Srgel
t,pur6e ni9t peri6ont. Sic 8eb0r6en
qlouben, 6aB 6ie betreffen6en Srauen
iih 5ami mitogobenb in ser &ir9e ein-
fdIieBen lieBen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-19
3oQrebmftion in &anaba.

IS 8innepeg, Man., 16. Mdr5.
@s tpur0e om Weontag in @inni=
peg, Man., beri@tet, 6aB 6ie fana-
6ifde &egierung bel Ser @inbringung
6es 816gets in Stalpo i'm 2aufe 6ie<
fes Monats cine erbeblide &erab<
iebung oes 3oQs auf lanotpirtbi9aft=
lide Mai6inen un6 @erdtbe ottfiinoi=
gen tperoe. @s lift cine energii9e Be-
megung I'M @ange, Inn 6ie farto6ii9e
&egterung 511 einem 3on bon 10 Bro-
gent 5u betpegen. Sails sic @e6uftion
ratifi5iert miro, tritt iie am 1. Mpril
in &roft. Sic Ser. Staaten tpiir6en
BON bem S9ritt groBen @etpinn er-
5ielen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-19
sdmibt lest 8er,tf,tns ein.
g. 10 9 o + T, 16. Wmr3.

SIN Na1nen 6eS tpegen @rnor6ung
Ser Mn1,o glnntiiller 5un Go6e ber=
urtbeilten friiberen &rieiters &ans
@9n1iot, beiien &inrtdtungen in Ser
am %. @ar5 beginnenoen 8o6e
ftnatfi1tben ioute, miro Ser gntpaH
9nfons g. &oelble, @6mt6ts &e6ts-
beiitan6, runmebr 8erufung etn=
Ieqen, 6ie einen Mnfihub bes @taf=
pou3uges fit nebrere @onote CUR
ssolqe boben tpir6. 5dni6t befinbet
fid I'M Gootenbaufe gu cling Cling.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-19
Sritr / bis 3.
9etdtte Uter
MmSnabtttetla
@ilion re6net amf slatte @ebrbeit
i'm Senat nnb @ams. - Starfe
Sppoiitiun. = Sm @epraienten.
ba1s 1T bie Mbitimmmng iiber bic
n &orlase. amf Gamitag feigeiekt
,upr6eil.

:@ osbi ng 0 H. 8. g., 16. Mdr3.
u Die Debatte iiber Die @usnabme.
flauiel fir anteritaniide S@iffe in
Ser Eananlafanal Mfte miro @n6e
6ieier @o9e i'm Observation-Disclosures
eroffnet tper6en, un6 cine Mbititn-
mung iiber 6ie Sinrs'i6e 8orlage,
mel6e oa5u beitimmt lit, Die @mpfeb-
lungen Hrait6ent @tlions 5ur Mnnab-
me gu bringen> miro garnitag er-
folgen. SIM Senat treffen bie
Biibrer ser 9lon1i11iitrations 9ln-
banger 6ie 8orbereitunge1t, 6ar1rit Die
@orlage Dor 6as &on1ttee fir &andle
gebradt mer6en fann, iobal0 tie inn
Saus erleotgt lit. Die feinoliden Har-
teien in bei6en @auiern it16 fir Sen
&unlpf gerii1tet. GaB sic 8efiirtpor=
ter Ser 9efreiung amertfanii6er &u-
iteni6iffe BON oen @analgebiibren am
gn6e berlieren lperben gilt als aus
gema6t, bo6 nidtsoeifomeniger miro
Elm erbitterter &f ertpartet. 3mei=
fel beitebt auf Ser Sette ser Mnbdnger
oes &raiioenten nr1r iiber 6ie @r0Be
ser Webrbeit, nit tpel9er Die &lau1el
int @ous tpi6errnfen tper6en miro.
Gie @bgeor6neten 9lbamfon unb
Sims propbe5eien cine bebeuten6e
Mebrbeit, tpdbren6 Mebrbeitsfiibrer
l1nbertpoo6 nn6 etlide Det1rofraten,
oie gegen @tberruf iinb, in slusii9t
iteQen, 6aB Die Mebrbeit 5iemli9
fnapp uer6en miro. Sm genot iiebt
man ser giidfebr @enotor O'@or=
mans, 8oritber 6es @omitees fir: &a=
nale, nit geipanntem sntereiie ent-
gegen. @enator Omen, ser cine ser
Cams 'i6en dbnli6e @orlage inn @e<
not eingerei@t bat, berlongt, baB bas
&omitee nnber5iigli@ 5u Ser Mngele=
genbeit Steuung 11irnn1t, tpdbren6 &C.
nator O'@orman Ser Mnft6t lit, 6as
@onnitee fol1te ii9 nit Ser 6rage 11i9t
eber beidaaftigen, als Big SOS &aus
enbgiiltig 6ariiber ubgeltintnt bat.
gnf Der Settle Sen. 0spens iteben alle
log. M6t1niniitrotions Dentofraten
Sm @omitee 6iirfte 6ie Mbitimmung
auf ole 5due febr fnapp tper6en, ia
es i@eint iogar, als Oh 6ie @ebrbeit
gegen Ben 8lan 6es Hrdli6erten flint
men miro. sssn 6ieiem Sal miro Elm
Min6erbeitsberi6t eingereidt lper6en.
@a@ Sdatungen, oie ieitens Ser I6-
rniniitrations =Demofraten borgenon1.
men ipur6e, 6iirfte Brai ii6ent 8ilion
auf cine Mebrbeit bon 10 big 20
Sttmmen I'M Setrat re9ne1t oiirfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-19
Gd,pere Mms1dreit1tngett.
sc e M 9rIeans, 16. Mar3.

q 10 0rleanS, 16. Wfdr3.
3mei fatboliibe Brieiter, ssSoie Wo=
reno Nee6ina un6 &apnron @on5aleS,
iin6 bier aus Merifo etngetroffen; ite
tpur6en bon Sen Rebellen aus Sic
torio bertrieben. Die bei6en @eiit-
li9en er5dblen, baB felt bem 18. geo-
bember 1918 flint Brteiter feitens Ser
&ebellen inn Staat Samaulipas er=
m1or6et pur6en. Drei tper6en gefan.
gen gebolten, INN 2oiegel6 aus tbnen
5n erpreIfen. Gin &lo1ter tpnr6e 11ie=
6ergebronnt, cine @atbeoraIe nn6 Ell
ne fleinere Stride tpur6en geplinbert.
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Erfer Ghftl,
ee51tt &ela9e>
rm1tgs5mita,to.
@rieasredJt, ,ueun audi nidt a1ntlid)
proflamiert. - &pitmeiiter Sobn,
itpn ppm Sceatc, 8al., ermprbet. -
@erbrcden nidt politiider Natnr.
- @aibimston bermli9t.
San Diego, 16. Mar5.

AO'
9lls ssolge ser grntor0ung bes
Eoltn1eilters Sranf Sobniton befano
1id) berte auf mebrere Weeilen bl1raus
Die ean5e ltmgebung bon Secote,
Sal, inn @elagerl,ngs5uitano, men1
&riegsreht aud lMbt an1tli6 per=
ha11at moroel1 mar. 0as 8erbreden
1piro orei meitanilden 8anoiten
sur oolt gelegt. Die @ren5e tpnroe
Sic gauge 9sadt bin6nr6 bon an1erl=
fanilben Sruppen aus BENT naben
Sort 9ioleeran5 be1padt. sl1ld anf
Ser merifonild lden Seite lab ma1
@ren5poltel1. SIM l1n1freis bon 5ebn
s.reilen lit jeoer luebrfabige Mann
belpoffl1ct. 9lrebr '@elpebre iolpte
Miul1ition >puroen in Gan 2iego be-
ltellt. 9lm ipdten gea6n1ittag glng
in BON Sen Militdrbebor6en ein offl=
sieler 9eribt etn, IN oem es betBt,
oab n1erifanilbe gilenbabnarbe1ter
Sen Mioro periibten. SIM Staatsoe=
portel1e1t. rief es bel lo110ere Betr1eD1=
qung berpor, oab oos gerbreben
rift politiiber 9eotur >par nno ltb
feline Goloaten oaran betbetltgter
sgfon pia feine Weiibe unperIn@t lo1=
len, INN Sic Gbater ousfin6ig 5u nta=
.d)en, uno Damn 6os iiblide &nsliefe=
rungsperfabren ein5uleiten. Ser. ge.
ridt fiibrt nnter an6erem aus: Gret
o6er nebr Merifaner iiberi6ritten bel
Eecote sic @ren5e, t06teten einen 81
.pililten nno pertpun6eten einen a11oe<
rem id)1per un6 ietten 6os Hoitamt tn
8ranb. Sic Merifaner entfame11,
ooh erfannte man in einem Der 8a'1=
bitten einen in Ser 9edbe bei6aftigten
giienbabnorbeiter. Merifanii6e Bnn=
oes1ol6aten oiirften ni6t tbeilgenom<
men baben. Grei 8iige Snfanterie
unb cine 8atterie 1i116 na6 Secote
abgegangen.
Gan Diego o, @ulif., 16. Mdr5.
@roBe @rbitterung berri@t bier
iiber 6ie am lebten Samitag erfo1gte
Grmor6ung Sranf Sobnions1 Deg
@o1tmeiiters in Eecate, nobe Der
1nerifaniI6en @rer8e, iotpie iiber oie
@ind{9erung 6es bortigen Bnnoes-
8oramts nno ser Boit. Stootsiefretar
sBrpon uno @ouber1reur Sobnfon 1ino
bon @ertpon6ten 6es @rmoroete1t er<
1udht morben, yea9foridungen in oem
yaue an3uitellen. Son nenem miro
Sic geo9ri9t beItdtigt, baB BRET meri<
fani1de 8on6iten 8oftnteiiter SSobn<
ion ms @er8 idoiien, a1s er ii@ met
gerte> ibnen gu berrotben, tpie Der
@el6l9rqnf ge0ffnet tperbe. @ine 8iir=
qertpebr febte Sen 8an6iten nod. W}it
@ponnung tportete man bier anf 8e=
1tatigung 6es @erii6ts, baB es 5tpi<
1d)en BEN n1erifonii6en 8nn6estrnp=
ben un6 ben @ebenen nabe Ser tStaot
Gorreon au einem erbitterten @ampfe
eefommen lei. General @ila, @on1=
1nan6eur ser @ebellenarntee, erlieb
pom @anptqnartier in @bibuobna
aus ste grfI6rnng, 6aB 6ie Mel6nng,
@uertoi6e ssnfartterietruppen feien
na6 6em 9eor6tpeiten Fin int Mn=
marI6, Inn i'm BEL Eorreon an5ngrei=
fen, nus ser 2uft gegrtffen iei @lei@=
5eitig tpnr6e in Suare3 berfiinbet, 6oB
Ser telegrapbii6e @erfebr 5mii6en
Gbibuobuo nnb sSuare3 unter 3eninr
geitent lei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-19
@eftiee &dmpfe.
&1tnrea mnr 10 N

Sno e 8, Mer., Is. @Gr3.
8ei @scalon, 100 MeiIen n0r6lidj
bon Sorreon, lit cine beftige @dladt
5tpii6en 6en &ebenen nno Sen @egie-
rungstrnppen i'm @onge. Sic Ste.
bellen iti6 bart beorangt. 100 8un=
besiol6aten un6 n1ebr als 300 Ste.
bellen follen gefnIen fetn. General
@iGa bat @bibuobua berlaiien un6
befinbet fi4 al1f 6em @ege na9 Ser
@ampfftdtte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-19

@ier lit 6ie Gurner=&obler =&apes
Gompanp, sic fid nit ser Seritellung
bon Mublen5ubeb0r befaiien miro, trt=
forporiert tpor6en. Brofeiior 8.
81. @eien bonn muni5ipalen @eferen5-
biirea1t ser l1niperiit6ts- -grteniton6i-
pifion un6 sSSames u. Beterfon aus
Evening journal., 1914-03-13
Y. w. e. A. NOTES
6lsanings by Fowler Secretary
Association at No King

The Young women's Christian AS
sociation Of Wilmington is the out
growth of a strong desire In the
heart Of one woman to be of service
and help to other women. Sharing
this generous impulse with the other
like-minded women, Mrs. J. r. Miili-
gan worked, until in January, 1895,
a meeting was called in the Young
Womens Christian Association. On
March 10, OF the same year, the or
ganization was completed, and the
following officers elected: President,
Mrs. J. r. Milligan; vice presidents,
Mrs. George r. 'C1pelle, Mrs. TIL mas
II. Savery and Mrs. w. A. Wal ing;
secretary, Miss Agnes Y. Downeys
treasurer, Mrs. s. b. Meeser.
The first hcme of the association
was at No. sos West street. There
was only one bed room, and this was
to accommodate transients. Mcnthly
socials, classes in music, painting,
art needlewoik, elocution, physical
culture, millinery, DIRE s-making and
cooking were soon in full sway.
On November 1, 1895. the Woman's
Exchange was established 10 had its
dark days. The ladies of the board
not only tended store, but baked in
their own kitchens the food for sale.
The name of Mrs. Stewart Almond Is
gratefully mentioned in connection
with the Exchange
In 1888 it was necessary to remove