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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-15


plain cloth tops. newest heels and
toes, button style.
A shape and size for every foot
at $3.50 to 5000.
Women's 81 Pumps at S2.05
Colonial with side ornaments;
tongue and buckle trim cOlonials
and flat bow pumps, in bronze
kid, patent gun metal and crave
nette, at pair ........ =. .S2.Uo
WOmen's Dress Pumps, S2.45
Women's dress pumps IN the CO.
lonial and flat bow styles, made
from patent, gun metal, kid and
satin, Saturday, pair. ... .S2.45
Mems $3.50 OxnOrds at SOS
The oXfOrds are i'm bltton and
lace styles, made OF patent, gun
metal and tan Russia feathers;
medium round toe lasts, insuTing
comfort as well as dressy appear
ance;. at the pair ........ $3.50
burgess Mash Co.-Everyhol
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-15

Women's 17c Vests at 1Oc
Women's white cotton vests, low
neck and sleeveless, Swiss ribbed
and full taped; lie value, satur-
day, at ....,,,..... lOc
Women's 25c Vests at 1gc
Women's white cotton vests, low
neck and sleeveless. cumfy cut
style. with fancy trimmings; were
25c. Saturday. each .....17c
SOC Union suits at Soc
Women's low neck and sleeveless
union suits, umbrella style, knee
length, slight imperfections OF the
soc kind. but so slight that II does
not affect the wearing qualities;
SATURDAY ~ ....,.........o Bc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-15
Women's New Fall FOOTW
Style and Comfort. $50 TO 5

EXCEPTIONALLY showing embracing the
"A favored styles splendid feathers dull
kid metal leather. kid satin De
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-15
BELIEVE Me /!

/ am a candidate for the Re
publican Congressional NominA-
ton. If nominated, j believe I
will he elected.
came to Omaha in 1874.
believe 1 can efficiently repre-
sent this district i'm congress.
have been told that l have
the ability to satisfactorily rep
resent this district in Congress.
BELIEVE THOSE who have so
told me. They are persons COM
petent TO Judge II nominated,
/ shall make a thorough cam
paign. BELIEVE ME.
| pledge my word of honor,
that IL elected, / will attend
strictly TO the business OF the
people OF this district and state.
BELIEVE ME.
There's no foOliShness In my
campaign. BELIEVE ME.
ALFRED SORENSON
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-15
State Treasurer
AZ Years In Nebraska

32 Years In Nebraska
I am asking you aiid all other Re-
publican voters of the state for their
support for State Treasurer.
/ have been a resident of the state
of Nebraska for 80 years-15 years
in the retail drug business, years
real estate. loans and insurance,
years cashier of tn g City National
Bank of Weeping Water. Chairman
Republican Congress ional Commit
tee LIST Congressional District for 6
years.
Thanking you in advance for any
aid you may extend to me at the pri-
maries, August Is.
J. NJ. TEEGARDEN.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-15
Soc Silk Mercerized HOSE, use

w oMENs quality black silk mercerEed hose full
w fashioned high spiced double
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-17
ToDAY's MARRIAGE LICENSE

ASnsldo Rubino, 1904 8. Hancock at. and
Mari Maria GarzaEelli. ll2e Titan st, ~ ""1
DSEld lss MsilleE I0s Mflin St. and Rosie Tom
Jonas TomasuHes. I62I Wood st., and ApoilOp,,
Ma Ihairignas 1921 Wood st.
MSs9 SsS ,oSI ,kSdi3 go Morris ST.. and Lena ssno.
cPsimi5 assiIawsiki. 10 cathartns st.. and zoa.
Horace 4, Price, IansdaIe. Pa. and Mayme
Farrell colligan, 1850 N Newklrs St, and
D5iSh.ni 5hishSasriRs me- %sammI99In, At Fitzgerald st.
hatharina Gregor 1888 ~ Howard ST. '''
joseph j. . Mulin. SSS7 Catharins 81, and Eliza
Marion fSrnsss fsrSss Had9onasa s1F9fGTd n N I and
Edward Greaves, Atlantic City, n. j., and
Rosa Page, Atlantic City. ". ].
Raymond F. Lobby 2Io3 Oxford St, and Eliza
beth NJ Werner 2bO9 w; York st.
Gilman, Atlantic City. n. j.
george Niineez, 200 Passyunk ave-, and Fan
,i5Iss Bie.SSy IL 225 O., GhEistisPT st; ,e,
'e%sS Mst. vs. Si rTmR IstA ST. 81 S 18th st. and Rosa
William II. Rittenholse 42I W. susquehanna
Robert A. Ostrander, 3O30 ATamIngo ave and
Ethel L. Houpt. 2l5S r.. Cumberland at
Leonard h. Smith 1905 Norwood ave and
Gertrude Gibson, 1905 Norwood ave.
John NJ. Scott. 1905 Fairmount ave. and Gay
Johnson,, zoos Fairmount ave.
rine Amodeo, 1891 Germantown ave.
Albert y. Slimm, MONTGOMERY Co.. Pa, and
Nora +, ST. John, 1908 Seybert St
Herry shelton, o2i Olive St. and Sarah Cope
land, 1912 BouYier st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-17
DEATHS

RANDALIA TIE resdegntes gts,DSi,,i Of her etsEs son
ISiI ISSiaIn'Y Yk4dE W'fPiiiSSfByA fPPiiSfByALO sO,yidS %idow q
Reuben Randall, aged 50 years Z months months
Lower soiebury, Pa, on Saturday, Sept. 10,
REIN.-sARAH REIN TO years eie South
RoGERs.-on Monday. September ~ 1914,
RACHEL W1STER, daughter OF the lete
and widow Sf"V Sof william lila B. Rogers. inerment
RoMANo.-..ANeELo ROMANO, years.
RO0T.@on September ts. 1914, EMMA NJ,
wife o. orlow II; Root. Funeral services on
dSncd. &3os Bolton dSS 81 St. fnterment at Mount
sALvfNGTofUjfs sALv1N 40 years. 7as
sEEITilER-on ssptsmbeE 10; 1914. at the
VIVA N JAZZ Ehgs WFs OF N&fHnif %am Rpne@sisT 9sisT
aged 6s years Funeral services on Friday.
nS sea at p mi t hs n Mobn F29a Peoea
sHELLY.Gon September 10. 1914 HOWARD
hunt shelly. aged 10 months. Funeral sery
sss a Tdice EFany at a 2"2 a2veT s German
sHULL..,DAvtD 'sHuLL, 10 years. eli
siSGER" % T." IN September "A. 1914, LAM
BERT SINGER, in his seth year. Funeral
Rosemont T Pa on nuFT TbuFsdaW ave 9o at p. i1. n
terment at the Church Of the Redcemer Gem
etery. Bryn Mawr, Pa.
id4 JAMES H sM4H f' otmeFy sSD5fRST o
town. n. J.. aged CO ycars. Funeral services
Elmer Fl e. dhnson s4o m vt fS Pa
at Tullytown Cemetery
ST. 80 Camden, \ j. ' saPi 3. id4 jah&e j.
WOBODA.-On septembre 1G 1914 SOPHIA.
wife Of late Joseph Swoboda. in her nth
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-17


vcor Funeral services on Saturday, At ..
m, ~ her late residence 1908 Point Breeze
Sullivan KATHARINE SULLIVAN, 20
TARHA.S .SsoFiA TAHRA, years. ASA MIL
TkYISoR.-HENRY TAYLOR. 80 years. 7so
rEfG!ssEPa.r"achRioLINE f!sPara TEEsE. 81 years 02iS
r6tifsBsEGRgPP@MhpGs tfss GgPoeMSi1hppS f ToLBBRT. 80 y.srs
rRRi tIaI \ ElIswoTts HS%c ctssTstiAR1NB FIREMAN. 81
wHiTMoRE.Go September 15.1o14.MARfA
A., wife Of Rev. Franklin ~. Whitmore. Fu-
nTsFs TS5 GermSstown sGrniEes ave chssthG Hill on
Friday, at II a. Interment at Ivy Hill
WIDMAN.-on September II, 1914. AMELIA
h.. wife Of Auguste Widman, Funeral serv-
ices on Friday, at p m, at 2415 N: War.
wILDGMALBY WILD. SO years. 25eo North
wILiIs.GJAKB WILLIS. 81 years. 1917
wiTHROw. September 15, 1914 SARAH
and friends ate invited to attend the funeral
services on Friday evening, a. o'clock. az
her late residence. sl3 North Preston st.
tnternent private, at Pleasantville, n. J.
Wolf sT in his DIST year. Funeral sery-
GSs on 1921 ss"5d1 Jefferson MT brSae qfS
PMsnpRSS Manor Tts on fseRts9%h%s' ts9 e
Wurst in the 45th year of her age Funeral
from her husbands residence, in Penn's Ma
nor, on Saturday. at y. m. fnterment at
zAENGERLEIN,Lop September, 10. 1914
RUDOLPH, beloved husband NJ Katharin
zengeGtn aged = rr9 su9ereI eersSn S9pT st
solemn Requiem Mass at 10 a. m. at St
Ludwigs church. Interment at Holy sepul
zGiRfsEK."L6Gis iRfsE zUREK. 4s years, al
Brown st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-17
WILLS FILED AND PRoBATED
Estate Of william w. Justice Inven-
toried at S725, 1892.

An inventory Of the personal estate OF
william w. Justice, filed with the Reg
lister OF Wills today by Charles A. Rob
bins and Edward A. Groves, nxes the
value at S725,319.22.
Mr.. Justice was for years prominently
Identified with civic movements in the
fight for clean government for Philadel-
phIa. He was a member of the old Com
mittee of One Hundred and was active In
the cause Of reform in politics. He was
in the wool business.
Included among his investments named
in the inventory are $50 preferred shares
Commonwealth Power Railway and
Light Company S20O00 3i3 common
shares of the same corporation, s1S,5S5;
"a shares Farmers and Mechanics Ma
tional Bank, $3.50; 200 preferred shares
Keystone Telephone Company. s11,600; 129
shares Pennsylvania Company for Insur-
ances on Lives and Granting Annuities,
s7s,690; 4S0 shares Portland Railway,
Light and Power Company, s23,O40; 463
shares United Gas Improvement Com
pany, 1873 500; bonds of the LehiRh Valley
Railroad Company, Sl014S; bonds Penn
sylvania Railroad Company, Sl9,75O; bonds
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company,
$685.; bonds and mortgages on Philadel-
phia real estate, valued at s37T00, and
on Pittsburgh real estate valued at
$4,000
Wills admitted to probate today were
those of Henry Shimpf. 1888 Girard ave-
niue, disposlng of property valued at
$4,000; Annie G. Thayer, 4S1s Cedar ave-
nue.. $1,000; Elizabeth l.. Head, 100 West
Chelten avenue, $685. Annie l.. Murray,
died in Germantown Hospital $500;
Charles Fl. Doerr 2463 Jasper street,
$1,000, and Catherine T. schnass, $3.50
North 10Th street, $4,000. The personal
estate of Susan A. Mccain is appraised
at s233593.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-17
DEATHS

q yoR sRtsE4sifF E4i ss 'fPs
N j., on Friday September is.
MAYERs.--september 16, 1919, cARoLINE
and friends are invited TO attend funera
services. Friday morning precisely At ~
2eth ct. interment private.
GATHARfNb, deushtsf Of GoIlums ana Che
late ete Csthsrine h In Mccaffery, aged 20 years r
residence Of her brother-Hin,ia law, Robert Pes.
ter, ils Dawson st., wissahlckon. Interment
st. Patrioks Cemetery, Norristown.
MeCARTNEY.-on September IA, 1914. 10.
sEPH l., son OF the late John and Mary a,
MccPerIney, eIy ,s,i iFuHeral on Friday, at $40 a.
Church. at 10 a. m. fnterment at Holy Cross
MILLER,-sARAH MILLER, 86 years, 1io9
Fltzwater ct.
MOREsCHI. I.--vIcToRIA MoREscHI. ai
years. 532 ~. Rittenhouse ri.
MIhPH M5I4hadP HH,H,-MICHAEB MURPHY, 70 years,
o,NEILL...on September ia. 1914. CHARLES
r.. son OF Mary O,Neiil Cnee Costeiio) and
neral on Friday. at $50 a. M, from 224 $.
sydenhem st. Solemn Requiem Mass at 81.
IatriSk,s church at 10 a. M lnterment at
rEELlN1Gsi Edsrl N1si.s 8 s g aGJAs,ANDRA 5, FEELING, sS
pFAFF.3on % :" septembsr sq ts. IL 1914 ., d,nh.
PisG Of 555s Ella st., u aged Up years. en@ A"So No
PTrr-2R f P}ESRHSRRRe ssRtsRRer ,, u 1911 ct wndweoa
funeral frSSSs Sa Of #sm kowen % en-
3oi 7. Girard ave. Interment private
rEFN1s9 ERWFEN92n fSfPktsTger SkTlg 10 tsidi
and, and Harry nsrT L. Pusyiss aged Z months ~.
Tssidenes nsFs sesVi5ef of b on SUNDAY At the
Interment private.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-17
FALL OF LIEGE FORTS
BLAMED ON GRAFT
AMONG BUILDERS
Belgian Government Inves-
tigates Alleged Misuse of
Funds and Use of Inferior
Materials.
ANTWERP, Sept. IT

ANTWERP, Sept, IT.
Graft, and not the bravery OF the Ger
mans nor the power of their siege guns.
was responsible for the quick fall of the
forts at Namur. And this also II is
stated, was responsible for the collapse
of the defense at Liege, notwithstand-
ing the fact that the Liege works held
outout longer than those at Namur.
1t was learned today that the Govern
ment has been conducting an investiga-
ton sver since tho Mons forts foil. 1t Is
found that while the defensive works
were being built millions OF dollars were
DETECTED from their proper channels into
the pockets OF contractors and dishonest
Government officials.
The plans for the forts were drawn by
General Brialmont, of tho Belgian army,
one OF the foremost military engineers in
Europe, but the materials which went
into the battlements were far below the
specifications In many instances. No fault
was found with the plans.
1t is agreed that the fortresses were
built upon the strongest positions that
they could find. The Belgian ordnance
also Is beyond criticism. but steel and
concrete and stone work were of poor
quality. At Namur it was found that
the concrete supporting one steel turret
was so poor in quality that a single Ger
man shell demolished 1t.
1t is further alleged that tho builders
had not constructed all OF tho work
which General Brialmonts plans specified.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-17
BANKRUPTCY PETITION FILED
Auditors Claim shanahan Ice Cream
Company Is Insolvent.

Creditogs filed an involuntary net,t,or
IN bankruptcy In the United States Dis
trict Court today against Cecilia and
John T. shanahan, individually, and late
trading as the Shanahan Ice Cream CO
and the estate OF John Shanahan.
Creditors filing tho petition, and their
claims are:
The American Ice Co ,,,, 70 zaa 10
w.; d. MGCShsn Sugar Refining Co. 1888
Thn ar,,itfSlI' ':..;.,''''.:.'. 2.33i "a
me petition declares that the al
bankruptcy by allowing the Ekenberg
Company. a creditor. to obtain a prefer.
ence over other creditors through legal
proceedings.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-17
THREE HELD FOR ROBBERY
Accused of Entering Silk Waist Man
ufacturing Plant.

Three men suspected of robbing the
silk waist manufacturing plant OF L.
Cuttlebaum, 1927 Ridge avenue. were ar
rested early today and held by Magis-
tTate Belcher In the Tenth ana Button
wood streets police station In $500 bail
each for a further hearing next Tuesday.
They were John Kelehiana, "a years old.
1886 Mexican street; Harry Martinett. 81
years old, 50l North Franklin street, and
Claude Mckinley, TS3 Wood street
The plant of Chuttlebaum was robbed of
shirt waists valued at more than $500
Special Patrolmen Barry, Ernst and Clark
arrested the three men early today
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-17
IN NIEMORIANI

IN MEMORIAM
MURPHY--In sad and loving remembrance
of ELLEN A. MURPHY, who died septem-
ber 16, 1910. HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-17
DEATHS OF A DAY
JOSEPH LEATHERMAN

Joseph Leatherman. 437 Rhawn street,
Fox Chase. died yesterday after several
months illness. He was 81 years old and
Is survived by his widow and a son.
Charles Leatherman. who is in the ex-
press business at 122 Market street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-17
sIoa, ,5es.sa RECEIVED BY CITY
Treasurer Reports Payments Made
During Week Just Ended.

Payments made to the City Treasurer
during the week ending last night ag-
gregated 800. Amounts paid out
by the City Treasurer during the same
period were 509.O28.ll With the balance
from the previous week excluding the
sinking fund account. total balance on
hand Of Sls,sO5. .Gs6.1o is deposited by the
Treasurer In the various banks and trust
companies.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-17
sTATE PRISON SOCIETY MEETs

The Pennsylvania Prison Society held q
meeting this afternoon at 500 Chestnut
street, In which representatives from the
various centres of the work throughout
the State made announcements Of the
progress In their work for the general
uplift Of prisons and prisoners.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-17
MRS. SOPHIA sWoBoDA

Mrs Sophia swoboda. n years old, died
yesterday at her home, 1901 Point Breeze
avenue For many years she had Kept a
confectionery store in the neighborhood.
A daughter survives her.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-17
USES TIN CUP HANDLE
TO CUT WRIST IN CELL
'Oners Scream Brings Turnkey
anu Attempt at Suicide Fails.

kmDtass knss Key l4l MidvaIe avenue. at
M5vsiuu 70 commit suicide in a cell of
yesrsas ySie ana Ridge avenue station house
ianSIS by cutting his wrist with the
toxlca,,oaS arrested on the charge Of in
but a fsa lie had not been Ia a cell
de OF minutes when he tore the han
wrist III Up loose and began slashing his
Key was S screams brought the turnkey.
pital. TSs sent ssht TO the Philadelphia Hos
mems ~ man was seized with dellrium ire,
Ssndltion Ihe way to the hospital and hIs
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-12-04
Miscellaneous

Ladies Handkershiefs, Sale price 1c
Mems Handkerchiefs Sale price :. ...... Sc
Mems Grey Socks, Sale price -. ;. ... 4c
Mems Fancy Socks, Sale price :. :. ...... 7c
A lot of Towels-Pcr Pair, Sale price :. -. {. 7c
Mems Work Shirts, soc Value, Sale price 35c
Mems Dress Shirts, 75c Value, Sale price :. 4sc
Safety Pins, 1 dozen on Card Sale price ;. &c
Ladies' Black Underskirts, Sale price :. L. .39c
Mems Overalls. $1.OO Value Sale price :. :. 79c
Laces Bureau Scarfs and Pillow Scarfs pair 19c
The price of Trunks and Suit Cases cut in two.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20
6teo Ben be,1tIden @affen.

Berlin Ciber @openbogen uno
2on6o1), 18. Slug. = &or ieiner Mb=
reile BON 8erlin 1ra6 Ser 5ront err
lief. Scatter @ilbelm elm 9efret, IN
lneldem es bieb: SD Bin feit iiber'
5eugt, 6aB nit ser &ilfe @ottes, Der
Eapferfeit Ser 6el1ti@en @rmee nno
syl11te un6 ser uneri9iitterlt4en gir1<
nriithigfeit 6es oeuti@en @olfes apab>
reno oieier @tun6en Ser @efobr Ser
gie9 1nlere @a9e fronen miro" Ser
6el1tlae @aiier bdn6igte 6iefes Defret
oenl Oberbirgermeiiter bon 8erlin,
ofcll, er in Muoien5 empfing> f1r3 por
lei,gs breife bon 8erlin nod oem
Grap n,1pIat ein. sluf oe1n 8obn-
BOZ tpuroe Ser @aifer nit ungebeu-
rent gntbuiias11rns begriiBt. SSn iei=
ner 8egleitung befon6en ff@ oer
Meidgfan3ler, ser Miniiter bes Meu-
Feren, @er1eralitabs@ef @raf bon
Moltfe, ser @riegsmirtiter Grid bon
syolfenbeirt, nn6 mebrere Weitg1ieoer
6es @enerolItabes. Biele 6eutIde
;;ssiiirltelt lin6 na6 6em Sal1ptqnartier
ubgegangen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20
M1tf blntaetranften @efiloen.

Don, 18. Mugm1t. = Cine
groBe gntideioungsi6la6t lit i'm
@onee. Die ~Doilp grpreB" idreibt
ugs berridt tpenig 3tpeifel, baB eine
groBe 5dGa@t ii@ gegentpartig in
8elgten 5tpii6en 6en Deuti9en uno
SEN perbiin6eten 8elgtern un6 sSran=
8oien abipielt. ssSn elmer @ebeim6e-
pei6e meloet unier @riegsberi@ter-
itatter aus Gent, 6aB 6ie Del1ti6ett
alf 6em biitorif@en S9lo@tfeI6e bon
Baterloo im gormarf@ begriffen iin6
u1r6 6ab fid @reigniiie bon b0diter
Be6eutung 5utragen. Die DoiIp
Mail" erbielt beute friib nm 8 80 fol,
genbe @adri6t aus 8riiiiel: v&efti,
ge &dnpfe iin6 felt Montog friib inn
@ange." Mugeni@einlid gebt ser
Mnfm,orid 6er beioen oeutf4en &eere,
sic ouf 8elgiens 8o6en iteben, p0n(ig
programmgenaB bor fi@. Die Moas.
arn1ee r1arfdiert bireft auf @riiIiel
mnb Mntnerpen, mdbren6 bie n6r6-
Ii4e Mofelmn1ee, spel4e =balrd Cur.
e1nburg borgeriidt it, oie Berbnn6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20
WfonteneQriner Qeidlaqer1.

2on6on II. Slug. = esSn einem
Ie[egron1rn ars @etti1tie> Montene=
gro, meIoet ser &orreipon6ert ser
@enters SEEMS 9lgenep, ooB cine itorfe
Mbtbeilung 0iterreidifder Sruppen
in ser @egerro BON @rabapo IN mon=
tenegriniides @ebiet eingeriidt iino
uno nit nnortenegritii@en &ruppen
in ei1ten 5tpeitagigen &ompf pertpi6elt
&poren. Die Weontenegriner perloren
ON To6ten u116 8erlpurtbeten 45
Mon,t. Sim 16. Muguit maren 6ie
Selterrei9er auf Ger tpeitli4en @rer>
&c bon Montenegro aus IN elmer
5trefe bon &ripolie Biz @rababo eirr-
geriidt, lpdbreno 5u glei@er 3eit De-
1terreidiide &riegsi@iffe 6ie monte
tegrinil9e Stellung bon 2oocen bom'
baroierten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20
Mebmen iid Ser amerifamer an.

Ser Ii H. IL. Slug, btd 9otoo1t.
= Cine 8erinn1n1lung bon 500 @me-
rifarern tpur6e geltern bon ei1em
8irgertomitee in &enntniB geiebt,
oaB 6ie 8erltner 8urger bereit iino,
sic Mmeritoner foite1Ios in tire
@duier ouf5unebm1en ur6 BORT 5u be.
bolten, big fid @elegenbeit fir oie-
.ielbe1 bietet, oie &ein1reile a,15utre-
ten. Sberbiirgermeiiter 8ermltb
bon Berlin itente fem @ars 6rei Mme-
rita1ern 5ur @erfiigung, Die 8an-
fen baben 1ib glei6fnus bereit cts
fIdrt, SEN Mmerifanern &re6it 5u ge-
>pdbren. Ser Nrdii6e11t Ser Deut=
i9en 8a1rf erflarte, 6aB er gegen ge-
niigenbe gi@erbeit ST ,250,000 aus
5uleiben bereit It.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20
Srttf ! big s.
9emtider sdjladtberidt.

Berlin, bia &openbagen un6 2on-
oon 18. slug. = Deuti9e, Die in
Berlin als Gertuun6ete eittrafen, Be-
ridteten iiber Ole 5dladt in oem
9otbringl6en 0orfe 2agar6e. Der
&unpf oauerte 1teben 5tun6en. Den
Geutiden itanoen oie Jran5oien in
elmer meit iiberlegenen 5tdrte gegen=
iiber. 9as oeutlde 9lrtiaeriefeuer
par brilliant un6 5tpei beion6ers &C.,
fabrli6e fran5oitlde 8atterien tpur-
oen ldnea genommen. Sci 6em bef-
tigen @on1pf botten 6ie 1ron5olen al-
le @auier in 6em 9orf un6 au6 6en
&irdtburm beiebt> bon tuo aus tie
nit @etpebren un6 &ebolpern iboiien.
9as brittle @eldoB Ser 6el1tl9en Mr-
tillerie 5er1t0rte Sen &tr6tburm un6
oas @orf purbe bon Sen Deutl9en
IN einem Tlantenangriff genommen.
Die sSran5oien floben, je6o6 tpur6en
piele gu @efangenen gen1a9t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20
SeIterreider 6rinqen nor.

2on6on, II. 9(ug. - Mfebrere
olterreidilde Qrnreecorps lin6 in rui,
lii@s 1erritorium einge6rungen tpie
Ser @iener &orrelpon6ert 6es @eu.
teri6en 8uros n1el6et. 3ie Nuien
batten befonntlt@ na6 friiberen 8e-
ridten einige Orte an Ger otter.
reidiid=gali5iiden @ren5e beiebt, 6ie
ober Nun aud) poaltanoig bon oen
&uiien gerdumt tpur0en. gs ban.
belt ii6 Inn 6ie Orte 8ro6D un6 So
fal. Ser ginmari9 Ser Seiterrei9er
in ruiitides @ebiet eritreH iid olio
nunnebr niht MIR auf 6as Bor,
riifen in ruiiild=polniides @e6iet 5u
bei6en Seiten Ser @eilel, lon6ern
gebt nun aud tpie aus Ser obigen
Mel6ung erlidtlih it, auf Ser oitli=
6eren @ren3e Bel @ali5ien bortparts,
io6oB es 1i@ UNI cine geid1oiiene @in-
marldfette Ser olterreidiiden Srup-
pen BON @eiten Biz Often ser oiter-
reidildtruliiiden @ren5e bon6elt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20
Sramen bem eSaponern ntdt.

IS al in ct 0 n, IL. Aug.
Erdii6ent @i1ions @rflarn11g, bob
sic Megierung Ser @ereinigten @taa=
ten sssapans be3iigli@ Ser TERRITORIAL
lem l1nanta1tborfeit @binoS fir 5u=
frie6enlteneno era6tet (pte Der japa-
nilde Weiniiter 6es Meuberen Dem
omerifoti16en 8oti@after George Us.
Guthrie in Eofio befraftigt) bot MIR
oen6s inn 9on6e ouBerbalb Ser Weal1-
ern 6es @eiBen &auies 9nf1mg ge-
fun6en. Ser @@ritt esssapans miro
oIs ser am tpenigiten enti@ulobare
inn @erloufe bteies nnieltgen @olter-
frieges oufgefoBt un6 ols ein5ig 1tno
alein oen1 @brget5e SSupans entlprt11=
qen6. l1eberon In 8aibington
berridt oie MmIi6t, oab oies Serbal-
ten sSyapo1rs uidt ollein einen lint
idloq Ger offertliden Meinung Mme-
rifas gu @uniten 9euti@lanos be-
tpirft, 1on6er1r, boB es 6ie ernite Bar-
nunq an sic @ereinigten 5toaten e1t'
bdIt, ibre eigenen Sntereiien nno
Grin3ipien im Bacifie S5ea1t 5u tpab~
rem. Die @erii@erungen sSapans an
Geutfhlan6 .tperbet1 11irgen6s fir ba,
re Min5err genommen. Die 9oritel'
luna, ols OBJ es fi6 fit Sssapm I'm
MISUNDERSTANDING 6es Sriebens in
01tufien ban6Ie nn6 Deuti6lan6 iett
@io11t{@au bera1sgeben miiiie, 6amit
es in ser Jolge on China 5l1riideritm'
tet tper6e, gelten allgenein als 2iit,