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laration out of profits from Investments
however. was at the rate OF per cent.
so the declaration made yesterday amounts
to a reduction of \, of per cent. This
places the stock on an per cent dividend
basis for the current fiscal year. AS COM
pared with IL per cent for the preceding
year
The main cause for the reduction IL said
to be the inroads made in the business and
earnings OF the company by the parcel
post.
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Nrssimer-Clayton.

Miss Grace Morgan Clayton. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Herbert Clayton.
was married TO Onslow Wooten Messmer
afternoon In the chapel of st.
Church by the Rev. DR..
Leighton Parks. Only relatives and a
Few intimate friends were present. The
bride. who was given away by her father,
had no attendants Robert l.. Messimer.
brother OF the bridegroom. was the best
man. There was no reception.
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AndcrsOn-IInll.

The wedding of Miss Edna Hall, daugh-
ter OF eX-Justice OF the Supreme Court
Ernest Hall. to Herbert Hampton Ander-
son OF this city took place yesterday
morning in the Church of the Holy Faith.
Trinity avenue and 166th street. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Clifford Gregg, rector of the church.
The bride entered the church with her
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Setbe1-Bray.

PAssAIc, y. j.. June 10.-Miss Esther
Bray. a daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Bray OF 22S Brook avenue. and Herbert
Seibel OF The Bronx were married in the
Masonic Temple. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. William Dodge
pastor OF the First Congregational Church
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Pitchcr--nuttling.

Miss Beatrice Buttling. a daughter
Of the late William J. Butuing. at one
time sheriff OF Kings county. and David
Ellsworth Pitcher were married last night
at the home Of the brides mother, Sil
Carroll street. Brooklyn. by the Rev
David j. Hickey. Miss Buttllng was
graduated from the Packer Institute In
1911 and Is an amateur actress of note.
Mr. pitcher Is a son OF William Robin
son Pitcher OF $50 President street.
Brooklyn.
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Gregg-IIinsdnle.

PIrTsrIELp. Mass, June 10.-Miss Mary
Livingston Hinsdale, daughter OF the late
Mr. and Mrs. James II. Hinsdale OF Pitts
field. and the Rev. James Edgar Gregg.
pastor OF the First Congregational Church
OF Pittsfeld. were married at o'clock
tonight In the First Church.
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EXPRESS DIVIDEND DECLARED.
Amer Company Reduces It's Pay
pnent From Investments.

The American Express Company de-
clared a dividend OF n per cent. yester-
day, payable out of proceeds from Invest
ments. The rate Is the same as was de-
clared three months ago out OF proceeds
from transportation. Tho previous dec
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Struggle for Early Clubs.

=, The early biennial meetings held by
Ihe federation were gigantic reviews. as Il
were. OF the forces engaged in the struggle
10 assert the strength and beauty Of
human nature In the teeth OF material
"l'"~dtuu watch inevitably tends TO seps-
'A'' art from industry, intellectual from
s'''l life, business from morals. When
me time for action came IL was found
u'' tho soil Lad been prepared In which
sound public opinion might be nurtured
a"n mat womens clubs We're eagerly
I'thF to discuss matters Of public policy
"" hft"9 another as they came before the
country
W. are not without proofs that re-
s''S nave already been achieved. To H.
"tlate by examples of protective legis-
l'""h for working women-withln thirty
u"ys during February and March of this
current year the Supreme Court of Ore.
toh by unanimous decision sustained the
n!H.mum wage law the Supreme Court
VI the United States In an Ohio case sus-
,a'hed the iifty-four hour week. ten hour
way and the six day week and by The
vote OF Congress eight hours for wome9
workers was established In the District of
.numbia- The Federation of WOmen's
Asne has been an important factor In
Grating and disseminating the new social
Sympathy.
All these efforts to give effective ex-
preston 10 new demands make clear
Noman's need for larger political partic-
ipauon Without the franchise woman
- suddenly shut out OF the game--the
same played all over the world by states
men who at this moment are attempting
10 translate the new sccia! sympa .hy
INTO political action"
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The suffrage leaders are jubllant to-
night at their victory in the Informal
council meeting to-day OF officers and
delegates TO formulate the policies to be
considered by the convention. Practically
all the speakers agreed that free speech
on the floor Of the convention should be
permitted. The idea that the federation
was a democratic organization. that it was
,ior the greatest good for the greatest
number and that II should not by any
chance be dominated by closed committees
was freely expressed. to the accompani-
men; OF applause.
While the council is merely an advisory
body, the sentiment OF a majority OF the
delegates was SO strongly expressed that
the executive board and resolutions com
ml;tee cannot but accept the advice Of
fered. and for that reason the suffrage
leaders tonight fail TO see any chance OF
suffrage resolutions being throitlcd In
committee. as was done two years ago in
San Francisco.
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Miss Gladys Marie Rudolph. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Rudolph of
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CLUB WOMEN DECRY
IMMODEST STYLES
Mrs. r. J. Burdcttc DenOunces
Prevailing Attire at Chi
cago Convention.
Suffrage POINT Is WON
Council Agrees to Permit Dis
cussiOn on the
Floor.
SrFrRAGE POINT Is WON

rutcAcn, June 10.-The immodesty OF
nreseut day womens fashions was de-
no,nced in resolutions adopted Mt a con-
terence OF the bureau of information Of
~. twelfth biennial convention of the
General Federation OF Woman's Clubs.
which WIS opcrcd here to-day. Six thou
s,nd cluhwomcn were present.
The resolutions urged the convention to
mace itsclf on record as heartily I'm favor
90, the SIMPLER more becoming and more
modest designs" and all clubs and club
women were urged to make n concrete
effort to adopt styles adapted to American
needs and to urge upon American manu-
,,c,urers more reasonable and becoming
fashions" Foreign manufacturers were
charged with being the worst offenders In
IN. creation Of the Objectionable modes.
Mrs. Robert j. Burdette of Pasadena,
cal led the fight for more modest dress.
Speaking on the subject of Dress and
Morals" she said:
-Whether clothes were first worn as
ornamental covering or for protection
matters little. for we seem even to this
day TO consider the first OF prime impor-
nearly TO the waist line and the ankles
nearly half way to the knees, II only the
STYLES be followed health and suggestive
ness are lost sight of in the craze to be
IN the fashion.
at does not matter. however. whether
we look upon dress as so many articles OF
clothing and decoration to be hung upon or
promiscuously strewn over our bodies at
the dictate OF so-called Dame Fashion or
he
duties toward ourselves and others, with
power to affect our fellow beings by our
outer apparel as well as by the inner
spirit. We endeavor to instil especially
into the younger generation. right ideals
that will not permit OF immoral dressing"
Cheers and applause but no mention
In resolutions will be the measure OF
praise for President Wilson for his work
On behalf OF peace. Well Informed dele
gates say that formal recognition is not
POSSIBLE because OF the political feeling
, prevailing among the delegates.
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situation u Critical.

At conference early In the evening
Il was tentatively agreed TO have the suf-
frage resolutions introduced by Miss
Helen VarlCk Boswell of New York. The
suffrage chiefs agree that they have
critical situation on their hands and have
determined to move cautiously. They be-
leve the vote Of the convention will be
guide TO Congress in It's consideration OF
pending nationwide suffrage resolutions.
and TO the legislatures of various States
where suffrage bills will be introduced
this winter.
mlsstep, they admit, would mean a
serious setback to the cause.
An effort viii be made to frame a reso-
luton which would meet with the favor
of all factions and commit the convention
only TO tho general question and leave
open the question whether IL should be
national or statewide in its application.
Several OF the Southern delegations are
SAID to be willing TO support such a reso-
luton.
Miss Jane Adams In speech tonight
SAID the clubwomen OF the country. who
represented the most advanced and en-
hghtened classes OF their sex, owe II not
only 10 themselves TO strive for the better
ment or conditions affecting the human
race but To their weaker sisters who have
not enjoyed similar advantages OF cduca-
lion and "kulturkampf" She traced the
""' ."lehl OF the Wonahs cluD IDEA, tod
what women have been instrumental in
accomplishing and then sounded note OF
warning lest organized cooperation fetter
INITIATIVE and place unnecessary llm!ta-
lions on individual liberty.
Miss Addams's address was delivered at
me formal opening OF the convention In
me Auditorium Theatre. The theatre was
hlaze OF color both In the finery worn h.
we women and In the floral and drapery
uscoratons. The address of Miss Jane
anhalns came after welcoming talks mark,
Ing the turning over of the convention by
inc local biennial board to the general
iederations. Miss Adams said
The earliest clubs were chiefly va,u
able because they revealed TO women tn,
use Of that great tool human intercourse
ana the marvel that the solitary JOY o
indNidual EFFORT may be supplemented b,
lis due, social sequence OF communication
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-05

ibe 9eridt 5ortidritte iii6li6 bon
Mie1port. Ser &mpf lit tpieoer III
pollem Weobe a%ufgenommen moroen.
Die 5ran5olcn bebmupten in einigen
8eri6ten> 6ortidritte gennadt gu ba'
ben.
Sn Ironfreid bereitet lid
0iintirden oltf cine 8elagerung Dor.
IS mer6en Mnltalten %getroffen, Inn
oas gauge @eldaoe int 6a0e oes 6eut-
iden @ormorlbes 81 iiberflutben. SSu1
SSsluleren Tronfreihs lit ser @ampf
>pie0er IN itartem Mabe mafgetpom,
lllcrr >por6er. Sn 6en M%rgonnen CT
%5ielten Sic Ieutid)en iii6lid bon Ser
olln. meitere grfolge.
lteber MuBlano meloet ser
oeuti6e @eribt baB fei1te @erilrbe=
rll1rg ltattgeiltnbcn babe. @on rltlli=
ider Seite meroe11 lpeitere beftige
0el1tide Nnariffe an Ser oitprenbi=
id5cn @reu5e gen1eloet. Sn @oli5ie1
boberr iid Sic oiterreidilden mie al1d
sic rl1iiiide1 Iruppen int Shiiben=
gr6ben berldan5t, ur6 feline @eran=
oerl11gen baben 1tattgefl1m6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-05

Ole v@m6en". bat i'm &ofen
BON &ena11p ebenfal1s ben fran35ii-
i@en Sorpeoobootiager uMonsquet"
our StreGe gebradt.
SomobI @roBbritannen
als ou6 &uBlan6 baben an sic bobe
Eforte oie 5or6erungen geridtet, Ell
ne grflarung fir 6os @ombar6ement
a1f r1iiii6e Safenita6te am Sdtpar~
5en Meere 51 geben; Sic a1tf thrift
id)en &riegsidiffen oien1ttbuenoe1t
oel1tiden Sffi5iere 5u e%ntlaiien nn6
Die 9reSlau" un6 v@oeben" 5u 6eS-
armieren. Sg11orierung ser 9eote
miro SEN Nbbr11b ser 6iplomatiiden
@erbinoungen our Solge baben S1r
goroealtr lit man Ser felten l1eber=
3eltg!1ng, bab Sic @otihafter Ger
|Sriple=g ntente in Gon1 tantinopel r1t=
per5ilgli6 sic Ior0erltng an sic
Eforte ridten mer6en, 1d1nmtlibe in
Ser giirfei 6ienfttbnen6en 6e1tihen
Sffi5iere, iomobl BEL ser Mrmee, >pie
bel Scr Marine, at entloIien. (1ie
Siirfei lit mabrli6 nid)t bumm &C.
mig, Sen Muiierten SEN @efaGen 5u
tb1n.).
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-05

Starfe itatt, lpen1t o116 nod an ein'
5elnen Stellen ser &fli1rie beftie
gef1mpft tpl1roe. Sic 0eutiden BE-
ridten> oaB iie iii6li6 bon Mieuport
langlam an 8o6en gelpinnen.
Sn 6ranfrei6 boben 6ie
Gel1tiden iammtli@e fran50iiide
Nngriffe 5uriidgeiblagen. Suomeit
li6 bon @er6ltn baben ite Sen 6ran-
5oien 6l1rb einen beftigen @egenatt=
griff ld]tpere @erluit e %beigebradt unb
sort cine ibrer @a11ptltel11ngen &C.
tton1n1er. Sci 2iue getpinnen sic
9el1tid)en an 8o6en. SSt1 2on6on Der
mttbet man, 6aB bier ein 6eut1ber
G1trdbrl16 geplant miro.
SIM Srient fat ser 6euti6e
Stronger @m6en idon uie6er einen
fiibnen erfolgreiden San0ltrei6 &C.
madt:: unfenntlid gen1adt ourd ei1e
iaponiide 6lagge un0 an%0ertpeitige
&erdnoerltngen 0es Sdiffes, eridier
CT bon Einor1g IN ben engliider
Straits settlements in @i11terin6ien,
ner11idtete sort 6l1rG Sorpe6os einen
ruliild)en &rert5er ut10 Elm iapaniide5
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-05

Die Yforte bebauptet, 6aB nidt tur-
.fii@e, ion6ern ruiiii6e &riegsid;ffe
am %. Sftober Die Sein6ieiligfeiten
i'm Sdmar3en Meer eroffneten.
Sn 5ranfreid baben idtpere
Sample ouf Ser gan5en 2inie 1tatt-
gefun6en. Mu9 an ser Misne maize
'SoiTlons lit Ger &umpf %mieoeraufge=
nommen mor6en un6 5tpar baben Die
0eutid)en, tpie aus einem 8eri6t aus
Berlin berborgebt, ant 6reitag BEL
@aidep sic Misne iiberi6ritten. So
NIT iin6 1ie nidt mebr aIs go Big
70 Meilen bon Naris entfernt. 8ei
Neroun 1in6 sic Deuti9en Biz mel tli6
BON ser 6eitung borgeriidt, mo- 6ie
Sran5o1en nod immer beri rden, 6ie
meitere MbidlieBung Der SETTING 51
perbin6ern. Son o1en Seiten mer=
SEN Sic 6el1tiden Mngriffe alS lebr
beftig gei6ilbert.
Sn @elgien boben ouf ser
friibere11 g1lod1tlinie mieber idmere
gngriffe Ser 3eutiden 1tattgefltnoen.
Ser belttide @eridt ermabnt Sort
idritte bei Dper1t nn0 lagt, baB Sic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-05
/. Nppember.

Ser britih DIE @reu5er Ser
mes" tpl1r6e geitern lit Ser Meerenge
BON Sober bon einem 6eutiden rn=
terieebot altf Sen Meeresgrun6 &c,
ian6t. Sic beiaB Elm Replacement
bon 5000 Sonner. - Das 5b;ff
uMomiraI @auteal111e" nit SIi6tlin=
gen Qefiiut, ltieB ouf cine Mine nno
berianf. = Oas Soipitali6iff r&o=
billo" i6eiterte orf Selien bel Ser
Dorflbire=@iiite un6 Der omit. 9as
|Shiff befano ii6 auf ser Sobrt tad
Sronfrei@.
Die 6euti@en Srl1ppen beiet=
ten MamidapeGc, 2h Meilen oitli@
BON Mieuport an Ser Mor6iee=&iiite
ltn6 8reli6oon. Sci Opern pa1roen
6orti6ritte gemadt; ebenio i'm Mor=
SEN bon @oillp, 5ebn Meilen 0itlid)
BON 5oiiions. Ser Seino flob iiber
sic Misne 5ltriid. 1000 @efangelte
muroen gen1abt.
8etIid bon @ar6au fol=
gen Sic M1tiien langlam ben 9eut=
1den, Sic in 11elte Steunngen gebradt
u116 melt grltppiert mer6en.
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9(eue W1Gntel*

@arnte @inter= @emidte unb al sic
Stpls, tuelde 6ier iirtb nit Der tteuet
Saiipn, 1npcrgleidltde @ertbe at $8.75,
$3.50 1tnb $1,000 at Der b%cieren Sprte
Mantcl at $3.50, $500, $4,000 zig
$500.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-05
3. Mppember.

S1eS nrfei 1oQ nad elmer 2or=
ooner Melbung ourd SEN 8roBmAiir
bel Sen Ireiperban6 MGidten peqen
Der Jei16ieligfeiten ibrer &riegsihif=
fe im Sdtpar5e11 Meer Inn g11tidul=
oigung gebeten, 6ogegen Sic Ior6e=
rlrt1g, ia1nmtlid]e in tiirfiiden 0ien=
item itebenoe 0el1tiden 0ffi5iere GIT
entloiien, abgelebnt baben. @rieg er-
fdeint ul1permei6lid. 8uIgorien 5at
mobll gemadt, ongeblid Inn Ser Sir
fei 5n belfen; @riedenlan6s Mobil=
mad6ung pir6 ebenfaQs gemel6et.
Ole Mpr6fee lit bon ENGLAND
fin cine &riegs5one erfIdrt tporoen.
San6elsidiffe oller Mationen tper6en
gemornt> iih itrift an Sic bon Ser
britiiden Mon1iralitdt ber0ffentIidjten
&ol1ten SIT balter, mi6rigenfous lie
oie @erm1ttport11ng ieIbit iiberneb-
men miibter. Sic @orIsrube fat
neneroil1gs 6rei britiid)e @a11oelsi dlif=
fe gefapert. Sn d)iIeniihen 8etpai-
fern miro ebeiters ei,t seegefed)t
5piiden britiid1en uno 6e1tid]en
&riegsidiffen ertpartet.
Sn @eIgien muroe bon SEN
Ge1iiden Moliines, cine nabe Dpern
gelegcre Staot g%cnornn1er1. Ser oeltt=
1de TprtldJritt auf Ser &fli1tie
oanert ont. Son alien Seiten miro
Ser bel1tid)e &ngriff aIs iiberoas hcf=
ttg geidilbert, Ser obne &iidiid)t ouf
Die @erlllte tpeitergefiibrt miro.
Sn Sranfrei1 boben ouf Ser
gor5en 9inie tpicoer tbeils beftiae
aan1pfe itattgefunben. Sic 6run5o=
fen %beboupten, 6ab Sic oelatiden M11=
griffe erfolglos getpeien ieien. Ser
oentIde @eridt n1el6et ie6o6 grfoIge
in Sen Mrgonnen, BEL oenen sic Gsran-
5oien ihmere gerlulte erIitten.
Sr &ubIanb 6auern sic Saint
pfc on Ser oitpreubii6en @ren5e fort.
SIM ir1reren &olen boben Sic Dcut-
ifen 1id anideinen6 in @erbinoung
nit Sen Seiterreider11 reue @telluu>
gen geIdoffen, o1tf 6enen iie Sen M1,i-
ie11 entgegentreten. SSn 2on6on rer>
mnt6et man, 6ab 6ieie &ouptld1adt
an Ser @artbe geid1agen tperoen
miro. Sn @ali5ten boben feline Ser
a%noer1ngen ltottgefun6en. Die Oe-
iterreider geben iiegrei@ geget1 sic
Serben Dor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-05
2. Wphemher.

Ole 3Mrfei bat 6ie diplomatic
iden 8%e5tebungen NIT Sen Mddten
6es 9reiberbon6s obgebro@en. Ole
8oti@after @ngGan6s, Sranfrei@s
1tn6 &11Blan6s erbtelten lire &aiie
un6 iin6 obgeretit. Ser turfii@e
@otldafter in petersburg erbielt
ebenfaus feline &aile 5ugeiteut. 9ie
Ser. Stooten baben BEN @@ub Der
SSmarelien Ser Dretbnn6mddte I'M Ser
5iirfet iibernommen. @ie sic ibri=
gen 8alfanmddte nn6 Stalten itd
jekt itellen mer6en, lit problematii6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-05

Gorpe6oboot, 11n6 entfam unbebelligt.
Sn @mbIanb gebt an ser oft.
preuBiid)en @ren5e Ser oeutide @n'
griff erfolgreid lpeiter. SSn 6en let-
ten 6rei @od)en ml,rben sort 1880
&11ilen eefangen genomnen. Ser
9erliner 8eridt iagt, 6ab cuff oen
iibrigen uniiiiden &ffelo feline
@erdnberuug eingetreten iei. Ser
Gerlnb Ser 6rarBoi en, @attoip 5ll
belhicBen lit erfolgreid abgei6lagen
mnroen.
Yrin5 b. @attenberg> er-
ltcr Sea 9oro ser britilden M6mira=
litdt, fat ieinen &oiten ni~eoergelegt.
Set I1lrgerer 3eit batten getpilie Set
tl1ngen beftig 6agegen agitiert, oaB
ein Hriu5 0lterreidiid)er @eb1rt ei=
men oerart tpid)tigen britiid)em Soften
beflei6e.
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&iemtemamt Yeterfon bon Chicago,
Elm Opfer Der Snfmen5a.
Mad)te i'm 10 f@tpa@ oab er amfbo:
rett m,tBte.
Steute Die @eiumobeit Der our1 @e:
runa. Nabm ieiten Ylab nod einnal.

@erigtens oreibig Sabre fat aerrna einen groben STUFF os Elm Mt-
tel gegen Snfuen3a. IS lit Defenders mertbboa in laQen, no os afute
staoun Der Snfuen5a eingetreten lit: Ser Notbent bleibt idpadb nno
pet5o9en6. &ein appett. &ann ni9t arbeiten. @aes gebt berfebrt. IS
lit merhpiiroig, lpa5 Eeruna in ioiden JaQen 5u t6un berrnag. Sieut.
feteriom BON Chicago lit Elm 8eipiel. SEER 6. s. Neterion, 2ieut. engine
SO. Sc, go. 1927 g. 0amilton Npe, Chicago, 81, ldreibt:
~2ebes Sabr bate ib enen 1hlin1n1en MnfaQ Don Snfh1en3a> :pl=
dr midi ier idhpad leB, 10 6aB ih neinen Nflidten ndt %nod)fonmen
fonnte. geridieoene 1aener 6reunoe rietben mir, NIT Eernna mir gu
befen, rn0 ib fan0 eS BET mehem oS 6ee starfemttel uno Nie0erbe=
rber, SEN ih je ge6rautbte. Sn npi Moden NOR ib iarf u6 eeNun6,
umo nenr ib je pie0er ungeu0bnIih borten 3ufaQen in neinen Nfidten
bHm Jener a1sgelebt BIN, nebme ih cine ODER 5mei Ioien Neruna nao
iinoe aus, 6B es MIDI bel gutter 8eun6beit bdlt"
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Mppeu einer 9Trnm

Nn aGle. bic betannt finb als 2eiben6e BON &heu=
bern, in ben 2enoen. 9umbaaps. @opfueb. Sdblner5
in ben Nieren aoer Mel,ralaia Sb,ncrsen. an file gu
f9reiben fir cine 8eba1olune oabeim.. burcb bic
tuieoerbolt oieie Sortl1ren befeitiat muroen, Sic
susuienben. Sbr BELT Guch ielbit boheirn. iuie
%taufe11oe .su besel,ocn bereit iino--.fei,1 gSechiel oes
&1inas lit 1pthtpenoia. Die eil,fndle Grti11bur!a
iteifen @lieber %eelenfie, reiniat oas Slut rlt1b err
bdlt Sic gluaen, brinat @laitisitdt l1o Stdrfe ben,
ganscn 6pften1. Sails pbiges Guch interelItrt.
Box CIR, South Bend, Ind.
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Sample 6urd sic berbeigefibrten
n~eberidpemmungen iebr eridmert
mer6en.
S &uBIan6i lit sic in Der Na-
be Scr oitpreuBiiden @ren5e tober6e
S6la@t nod ni@t entidieoen. SSn
Ser @egen6 bon @aridau un6 Npan-
goroo fin6en feline @ampfe ltatt. SSn
@oli5ien balten Die Seiterreiter
lamntli@e SteQungen gegen sic Mn=
griffe Ser &ullen. Mu9 boben lie Sic
&nlien tbeilpeiie ouf beridieoenen
5ronten geidlagen. Ser rui1iide BE-
ridt beipridt in Ser %gemobnten @ei-
ie groBe ruiiiiden grfolge 6ie ober
na6 Sen 6eutlden un6 oiterreidiiden
Na6ri@ten untpabr iin6.
Sn StoHen lit elm beiBer
aampf Inn Siingtau I'M @ange. Sic
berbiin6eten Saponer u116 gngldnoer
beid)ieben Sic oe1tide Te7te bon Ser
Sono= nn0 Ser geeieite aus nit al
Ter G11ergie. 9on6on meloet, ooB
Der SAT- 5lington nobe ~bebor1tehe.
Sic @elatu'lg pcrtbei0igt iid bel5er=
miitbig.
81 of efe1ler @tiftltng fat 5e=
1dllol'en, Ser nothleioenoen 3ipilbe=
oolfernr1g gelgiens 81 @ilfe gu font
men, nr1o miro nod in 0ieler ISOLDE
1000 Sornen Eropiont nod Gotter-
Dam obidider1. @enm notbig, ioLen
Mftlionen ans Sem Tonos fir Sic
gelgter %bertpen6et tper6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-05
81. Gctpbcr.

@ieGiirfei bereitet nit aller
Modt ei11e11 Mngriff oltf Megpptelr
u1lo Sen 5l1e5=&anal Dor. @e0eute11=
Sc Sruppenme1rgen itl1o nod) sort &C.
ididt 1por6en. SIN &otben Meer tit
tiirfiide &apauerie am Golf bon
Mfaba angefommen. Siirftl6e
@riegsidiffe muroen an ser @infabrt
gum @lte5=&anal gelthtet. Ma6 ei=
1ter nmberen Mel6ung ion 6ie &C.
iammte tiirfii6e &odieeflotte 6as
ghmarae Meer perlaiien baben. SIM
@6mor5en Meer, no Bel O6eiia etne
@eeidladt tobt, iin6 bereits flint ruiz
iiide @riegsidiffe b%erienft tpor6en.
SIN 2on6on ma6t man feir
&ebl oora11s, 6aB SOS @intreten ser
Eiirfei in Sen &rieg mabridetnlt@
sur 6olge baben meroe, 6aB no@ at1'
6ere 8aIfanitaaten ebenfans eingreiz
fen. 8ulgarten i@eit gum 9reib1tno
GIT naiger; &umanten ion bereit fem,
NIT STalien 6rr6 Old 1t16 OHM 51
geben.
Sn It a # e II baben Sic bereinig=
ten 1opantiden 1n6 engliiden Srup=
pen - lebtere 6ur6 in6iibe Sr,1p=
pen Der ltdrft - einen energiihen
Nngriff ouf Sic Sci tu1g 8 iingtau hes
0e11tiden HadtgebietS &iatldmt ut1=
ternommen.
Sn @eIgten mel6et Ser 6ett=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-05

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